The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1924, Page 10

aH Seattle and Sacramento : The : Pane Strong Claim to Titl Visit alah a mer Announces En g > Title a Is 12 U p trance Into Star Classic AMEMICAN LEAGUE by Victory x BY TOM OLSON pi She Beat Miss Burns, pee tee pet : The Tr header Sund and wen t BM Pr iM Miriam Burr Mec tel aby — Kansas City, today, 12 up and - bese sali ‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE ig - n 10 to play, in the finals of the Cc . Wj 1 Riched the 1 | women's Western golf cham uerin Ins : ° the i in the second ——- T t NM tar s HARE Rk TO , 6 Ted Baliw who has r 6 | been u Nort % ONG RANGE past hon 4 Mine Ed Cummings, 4 P the I nthe ( YN " n 1 H S d ¥ / count sunshine this morning ere Sunday #:«: The first gar we np ft I F, GUERIN, of Fra k tr rn rgd P ees watch from a Seat end of first 18 4 am ors A Indians = mussed finals iW Kouews mat some 2 © mou Is ¢ rf ship ce competition Vernon Takes Both 7 aoa SiliGie moment | Mise Cummings obtained four ie tas 001 Garios From Oakland lac teams ne er nine, when she played brilliant the sieetiel oe us be pee , : Ps golf, shooting a 3. A birdie of | Jun . i . t : three on the home hole in ; i creased the lead to five holes E ° ° Break Even Indians Win Series From Percy J ones Going W ell | BY ALEX C. ROSE bo perfectly dumb, while a golfer) The reason that Johnnie Gr Standing too close to the ball suppose. Apres basen lb cd A reais : after you hit it, is the only : because Dem gt his lin ‘ fault that Ed Sears can find in Miss Phebe Nell Tidmarsh, |of putt | the royal and ancient game of “Lefty” Jones is pitching some good ball for the Indians ¢| these days, his improvement being due to better control. °; Jones is said to have as much stuff as any southpaw in the jleague, but he has always been in trouble because of wild-| putts lness. Lost two tough ball games in three starts during the 2 | past home stay and should have copped all three with any |foursome »| kind of support from his mates. a Gossip of Fairway and Green Frank Ja obs, Star Staff Photographer hasn't been ptaying much golf | THE National Champion SEATTLE Tribe Off tor Vernon, Half Game From Miss Cummings Wins in Big Golf Match Konowaloft 1923 Champion, for the Western Title [AkE ronesr, 4 Miss Edith € al hamp birdie fives, Miss Cummings took the lead on the fourth, winning it with a par five, Mis Lith a fives, Mis 1 they bh: Cummings still Miss Burns made a beautiful shot from a trap to the green and won the 12th with a birdie five when Miss Cummings took three putts. Miss Cummings three up. 4 with par 13th was halved , both being off the their third shots and tak namely, Donald i Ye Ed Jack Weber says the only thing that Harry Griffith gives he away is his breath and draws that back again. Moor after Miss Burns had won the ’ 17th. " : Following are the is fi ain 1 e ond nine ake next |‘ 3 Cummins, in, 557545363 number |. ’ ana» 43—81; Burna, in The |- rn 4H ~ ghters de a. |¥*s Se dado hole, 400 yards, was ‘ ‘ par fives, The sec 4 tol enter the mile swims to ond hole, 715 yards, was halved nec r g in lake w © 4 ° with birdie threes ‘The third [tion for severa Los Angeles Wins also was halved, both having T tar _ ES, Lead | Myers Gets Big Chance With Harper Pocatello Welter Can Lay 1 hes Will Defend | ®=11S3°8 Mile Title Little Crystal Club Swim- Swimming Entry Mail It to Star themt stian and He Portland Club Is Double Bill Victo Series From Seals: N FRANCISCO, Aug. 11 L pane hich? Get this for a gh n CHINAMAN TO s SCRAP GILL 1 , PORTLAND, y Winters, Ta Austin & Salt are putting on the By ; colf. Go to the head of the during the past two years, but | Ray Ogden has p-o-1-t-vel tune responsibie for— s, Sddie! it | giv Dp all hopes of eve it “4 ik out-Gress 1. Hall class, Eddie! that she is stilt “there” was |Fiven UD @ Row eres cewe e is sal ¥ bi any of Herms s’ beans; so Frank Atkins was so pleased to Gcmonstrated. the other day, |he has quit him. And that doesn’ a _T. : be a es Pees when she scored an 81 on the |imean, maybe. Riis week Cane see Jack Weber that he broke or : may fn—Cochrane, T. Bald of his (Jack's) fingers. ‘That's, North End course, _ e nothing, Jack! T me Santa | Ted Owens—Would you like a | Claus kept “Cappy” Kellison off of| Clay Cary had to play alone, yes-| drink? the fairways for six months when |terday, Harry Young, didn't show | Sam Russell—I should say 1 presented him with a couple of | up, would! Urete | n ; Johnny Dreher says he js going - : Play With Cards! 4 caddie, says Chet King, should|to stick to “Cappy” Kellison til!| John Bridgman and Del Twitchell ter Roettger, who has playea|® Perfectly dumb, while a golfer|he ruins both of them. Much re|fight for 18 holes and become the the Universtiy of lillinois for four | # preparing to hit the ball. And! joicing from the other half of the best of pals at the 19th, » has been sighed by the Sst.! 7 ~ — —- ouis Cardinals. He first attracted | “Bitention of Manager Branch Rickey | hen he was with Yeatman high| ‘School in St. Louis. ted ribs, | Ted Owens—So would I, OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN | (A \' MKSOR WAS"TELLILY’ aaa a : “D2 US A BEDTIME STORY WIN Ti!" BIG ELL YoU WHAT LETS Wap <TH’ MAJOR A DRIED FISH = Tomorrow We'LL ELL Wim THAT WE SAW “tH! HAT PEDDLER Wr A COUPLE OF OTHER ARABIAN WiGHts, WANG AT “1H CORNER “To GIVE HIM h SCALP TREATMENT I+ etl LAST NiGHT~ How HE THREW THAT PANAMA WRT PEDDLER ouT oF TH’ HOUSE! HE SAID HE WAS SO MAD, You BAD TO STEP i) 10 SAVE —W HAT PEDDLERS KIDS FROM BEING ORPHANS |» EGG "tw HE WAS SO SCARED, HIS KNEES RATTLED UKE A YYLOPHONE ! we We DIDNT Do ATHING BUT STAND BACK AN’ GULP LIKE HE WAS w SWALLOWING MIHOLE OLIVES !« NOCKOUT See JACK | DEMPSEY OF THE WATER ‘et BUCKET” | ‘COLUMBIA In all our experience we have found nothing that equals AGEING IN WOOD to ripen and Sweeten tobacco for smoking Liggett c Myers Tobacco Co ~the aged in wood tobacco Golfers-Athletes For Sore Skin ‘ PANORAMA : ( MASSON MOR Anno: ait