The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1924, Page 20

AeA ALOE" SELLER ILE BO MTS OF CLASS Gardner, the venerable spud mag ae Mate, who quit Portland. : 0 ‘And now Jim Scott, the San Fran- | « 8 ieisco righthander, has been given his . ; Minconditional release by the Seals “1 Some remarkable veterans are still : 402 Breen trp Thanging on and playing good ball in aul This league, Chadbourne, Gregg, Dell RUSS rie ee : prams Sisal mand Crandall being among them. , oe segues Whe te De hey can't last forever and | : de pr Won't be long until even these names Mur un Gare missing from the Coast league |" | Box scores. | n HK E DURST SHOWS PLENTY CO NLS sagceaesgs ; LAKE CITY, July 2 4 won two games from & Phere yesterday, 5 to 3 a “43 tos. Guy Williams Twirls | Siamusilo Wits PAGE 20 THE SEATTLI TAR FRIDAY, JUI 1924 Oakland Pitchers Are Putting Team in Running «¢ Team Drives Into First With The Star’s Cameraman at Policeman’s Meet| Tribe Takes 803 AM Division; Tightens Race the Seattle team, No. 1—The Seattle { , fons, No. 2-Capt, Metwvish, leader of|| Third Game yi M t chagpicn ARAM ae Aa Pap From Angels ie Mails, Krause, Boehler, Kunz and Foster Make Up Best Staff in Circuit; Team Still Needs Infielder or Two and More Pepper; Other Gossip BY LEO H, LASSEN ITCHING is 70 per cent of baseba It h bee nstrated be ' ing plays a big re the game by the drive club to the first divi In Kre Mails, Kunz, Foste nd Boeh ler, the the best staff in the league, if The team ea is lacked class and even with the fine hurling t- ting the Acorns hovered in the second di- vision, Skykomish river at Skykomish. Pieh t was g Otter Lake at Otter Lake. Wishing is But now the pitching is beginning to ia $ show and the Acorns have risen to the first , division and are threatening the league beat him. ’ leaders. Mails and Kra make up the best south- : - Bie eel ree cote: paw duet in the ue, while the return to se Fishing wr & . Mails form of Foster and the excellent work of . - Boehler and Kunz give the Oakland club some wonderful re << on5, gall et Sepa mound work. | rT) I ! Fags In Arlett, Guisto, Cather and Lafayette the team has ; i It lacks de however, | — : Sie aerated Gregg, Di 1k . 3 Take Goodwin and shoscratt And needs me nd f Mye pence one ae Ability in the It"is the pitc staff, however What is making Oakland 4 8, @nd those hurlers w Pet “9° $f grief before the up. ee AND 80 THEY r rr SLIP AWAY . “tt w Each season takes its toll of vet-|t agelee > as tan Tat mer +3 ran baseball players. One by one They drop by the wayside. } AMERICAN LEAGUE Early this spring it was Harry Won Lost gartner and Perking How the St. Louis Brown. ever Tet Cédric Durst go is a mystery. | has showed plenty of class |1 Heckler river at Skykomish, Fishing ts t b , The Vancouver police depart ~ ment’s bagpipe band was on hand, The Hamilton (Ont.) race course famous | of the most beautiful in the e In the center of the field an Nwithr the Los Angeles team, playing ® sMort outfield, running in grand}, fashion, and his hitting has been|! w | lake with fountains, sur . by > y flowe arc Salt Lake Drops F psa foot inseeigly ha ew, ate . Two to Oakland ehrha Taylor, Yde and course encircles the infie turns and the death jump be. NATIONAL rizes to all KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE SIGNAL TOWER "Tie, scores—first game: R. H. E. pat The events wore run off in a Height shappy mazuer, cnd with 31 ey on the yaram, the specta wer nm afternoon of if Wins Police a iat Field Honors :::: mot BY TOM OLSEN ee = MATT STARWICH n8) | FINISHES SECOND RESULTS Pitteburs Le 0 3 9 4/ Brooklyn Pittabare ‘ ee 3, Erbardt and Taylor; ton, Thomas and Cook Clark ice department| finishing 39 r of Van ne nearest rival t relay team | _§.F.to Another Win| Over Vernon Club’ SAN FRANCISCO,,July 25—To| gacRAMENTO, July 25 Guy Williams went the distinction) mento won another game he . beating Portland for the third |torday at the expenses of the Vernon Ponsecutive time. The Seals won,!cigh 3 to 1. to 2, and Williams did not allow| tho score. 1 hit until the eighth inning. Yernon ... Among the ot ¢, and the success in the] vents of his teammate, Con a. A E.| Walsh +1 % 1 WATSON MAKES 3 R. H. 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