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SEALS WIN ON
2 SINGLES AND
THROUGH ERROR
SEATTLE. Aui'.. 7. — The Seal
Ton yos terdny'G contest in l ie
eighth finmi on two similes and an
error, Eldridg letting Kildufl" hit
go right part him and permitting
the winning run to score. Courtney
print rally won the game for the
visitors by his pitching.
The batteries were as follows:
San Francisco — Courtney and
YJle.
Seattle —Blake and Yaryan.
YESTERDAY S GAMES.
Pacific Cor t League.
Seattle 2; San Fr-nelsco 11.
Portland 6; I.os Angeles 4.
National League
Cincinnati 2, 4: New York 4. 5
Chicago 1; Brooklyn 5.
Pittsburgh 4; Philadelphia <1.
Mosron-St. Louis postponed on ac
count of rain.
American League
Werhlngtcn 2; Cleveland 5.
St. Louis 3; Boston 2.
Detroit 1; Philadelphia 14.
P. C. L. SCHEDULE.
The following is tiie Pacific Coast
T cague schedule for thir week open
ing this afternoon:
Lob Angeles at Seattle.
Han Francisco at Portland.
Salt Lake at Oakland.
Sacramento at Vernon.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League.
W. L.
San Francisco
Sacramento
Portland
Salt Lake
L iS Angeles
Vet non
uittle
Oakland
70
67
59
59
59
57
5 4
51
56
58
65
66
67
66
National league.
New York
Pittsburgh .
Cine innatl
Chicago .
Brooklyn
St. Louis ... ... I
Philadelphia
Boston .. 1
American League
WL
68
60
61
54
51
51
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10
4 0
42
49
50
51!
68
71
W.
New York ...
Cleveland
St. I-ouis
Detroit.
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston .
67
56
52
47
47
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Golf Players to
: Cease Playing
For One Hour
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NEW YORK. Aug. 7- Officials or
the Golf Association today called
I upon all golt players throughout the
country to refrain from playing fion:
10: RO to 11:30, eastern time, on
: Wednesday, out of respect to the late
President Harding.
WILLIAMS WINS
OWN GAME WITH
LONG LINE HIT
Elks Defeat American Legion
10 to 9, Scoring Winning
j Runs in Seventh.
I Williams broke up the ball game
last ni lit with a double, scaring
wo m u after two were .out and the
Elk be l Hu American Legion 10
to !). Tho Legion played an uphill
game to the seventh when they took
a one run lead only to lose it by
mli-cues in the last half of the saipe,
inning.
, Tho Elks scored in four of the
.' seven innings while the ex-soldiers
| put men across ttie plate in three
innings. The latter had men on
bases in every other inning while
the Elks had runners. In every frame
except the rec-ond.
How They Scored.
William- held the Loglonnaries
to two llite and rcoreler.3 in the first
three innings, while his teammate
aided by Lcglcn nilecurs piled up a
five run lead.
In ihe In ' half of tire openingi
frame the Elks scored four runs.;
Jack Davie was safe when Pat Davis
dropped his flv In right field, but
was forced out at second on Fry’s
cioundrr to thort. Fry took second,;
third and c cored mi throe passed;
balls. Gall was walked: Coughlin;
ringlcd, Gallwas taking second: Gall
wa v.a- safe at thlid on an over
throw but was caught a; the plate
| when hi attempted to reach home;j
Ryan was safe at first on K•'hoc's;
•error, Coughlin rearing: Henning
; doubled, scoring Ryan; Lowry sin
gled rearing Henning: Baggs was
lent Alexander to Doyle.
In the last half of the third in
j ning Gallwas was hit hy a pitched\
' ball and took second on Alcxand-|
I ci ‘ balk; Gallwas stole third; \
; Coughlin doubled scoring Gallwas;
| Coughlin stole third: Ryan fanned;
I Henning grounded to Bothello who1
I threw to Hanna catching Coughlin
jat the plate. Henning being safcj
jiit first; Lowry was out Alexander,
| to Doyle.
Legicn Breaks Loose.
The ex-soldiers broke through for
three runs in their half of the
fourth inning, but failed to /lain
ground a.-: the Klks came right back
in the r ime inning and ('•ored three,
bringing their total to X runs.
For the war veteran-, Woodard
singled and stole second: Doyle
struck cut; Alexander singled, Wood
ard taking third; Alexander stole
- rrnd; Sabin singled scoring Alex
ander and Woodard, Sabin taking
second on the throw in: Pat Davis
tl w cut to Henning; Magorty was
rife at first when J. Davis o/er
j threw first and Sabin scored; Bothel
| !o struck out. retiring the side.
In the last half, Baggs flew out
.! to Krhoe; Williams flew out to
Woodard; J. Davis was hit by a
pitched hall; Fry was safe on Sa
ilin' error; Gallwas singled scoring
i Davis: Henning doubled scoring
'jCsllwas and Fty; Ryan flew out to
1, Woodard.
L:.?ion Adds Six
1 j After bring held scoreless in the
fifth, the vets, took a spurt in the
sixth and seventh which gave them
1 six runs bringing their total to
i nine, one ahrad of the Bills.
j| In the sixth Sabin drew life ct
r| first on Jack Davis' error at second
jj hut was put out at second stealing,
31 Coughlin tr Henning; P. Davis was
! safe on Henning’s error; Magorty
‘'singled Davis (aking third; Magorty
DUNDEE REGAINS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE FROM CRIQUI.
The above picture is taken curing the fifteenth round of Hit Johnny Dundee and Eugene Criqui
championship fight in New Yurk on tile night cf July 26. Criqui held the title lcs« than two months
In the New York fight, Criqui, although down for the count of nine at one time, hung gamely on al
though Dundee tried time and time again to land a knockout.
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‘tele second; Bothello was sale on
a lii Ider's choice and P. Davis scor
ed ; Bothello stole second; Hanna
was sate when Henning overthrew
cecon, Bothello scoring and Hanna
taking third; Hanna scored when
Fry mU; d Kehoe’s grounder; Wood
aid walked; Doyle forced Woodard
at second, Davis to Henning; Alex
ander fanned.
In the seventh Sabin walked;
Davis forced Sabin at second, nett
ing to J. Davis; Kehoe ran for Da
vit; Magorty walked, Kehoo taking
second; Magorty and Kehoe pulled
a double steal; Bothello singled
steering Kehoe and Magorty; Hanna
sacrificed Bothello taking second;
Kehoe singled, Bothello taking
third; WoodatO flew out to Galiwas.
Sabin'r error in the seventh paved
Hie way for the Legionnaires defeat.
Kyan walked. Galiwas ran tor Ryan.
Henning's Rounder got away from
Sabin and Galiwas went on to
third; Henning stole second; Lowry
fanned; Baggs hits to the box and
Alexander caught Galiwas as he at
tempted tc rune home, Baggs being
safe, and Henning perched on third;
Baggs stole second; Williams 'won
his own game by hitting over Wood
ard's head in center for two bases,
scoring Henning and Baggs.
Lineup anti Summary.
The game:
American Legion.
AB R H PO A E
Bothello, 3d
Hanna, c .
Kehoe, 2d b .
Woodard, cf
Doyle, 1st b
Alexander, p
Sabin, ss .
•Davis, P. rf
Magorty, If . 3
•Kehoe . 0
1 «5
0 0
34 9 10t20 10 4
•—Kehoe ran for P. Davis in 7th.
+—Two out when winning run
scored.
Elks.
AB R H PO
Davis, 2nd b
Fry. 3rd b .....
Galiwas, 1st b
Coughlin, c .
Ryan, cf .
Henning, ss . ...
Lowry, If .
Baggs, rf .
AV'illiams, p . .
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Summary: Earned runs—American
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OUTDOOR SPORTS IN ARGENTINE
POT END TO SUNDAY FLIRTING
; Local Firemen Team to
| Play Explorer Club
At Citv Park Tonight
j A special attraction for local
baseball fans for tonight was an
| nouneed today in a baseball game j
| between the Juneau Fire Depart
1 ment team and the sailor outfit
; from the Explorer. The game
will be started at 6:30 p. m.
i Ratteries for the game were
not known early today. It was
| expected either Fry. Andrew's or
j Bernhofer would be in the box for
j the local team with Oamara as
I backstop.
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Legion 4, Elks 1; Two base hits—
Coughlin 2, Henning, Bothcllo, Wil
liams, Kehce; Sacrifice hits—Han
na; Stolen bases—Fry, Oallwas,
Coughlin, Henning 2, Baggs, Bo
thc.llo 2, Kehoe, Woodard, Doyle,
Alexander, Davis 2; Struck out—by
Alexander 4, Williams 7; Bases on
ballc—off Alexander 4, Williams 3;
Hit by pitcher—by Alexander 2, by
Williams 1; Balk—Alexander; Pass
ed balls—'Hanna 3; Umpires—Bills
and K. MeCloskey.
Score by Innings,
A MK RICAN LEGION.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Tl.
Runs .0 0 0 3 0 4 2— It
Hits . 1 1 0 3 2 1 2— 10
ELKS.
1 2 S 4 5 6 7 Tl.
Runs .4 0 1 3 0 o 2—- 10
Hits .3 0 1 2 0 0 1— 7
SEATTLE PEOPLE MARRIED HERE
Mr. Charles R. Stark and Miss
I Mary Ruby, of Seattle, were married
at 7:30 o’clock last evening by Rev.
David Waggoner, at the Waggoner
residence. They have taken apart
ments at the Gastlneau and will
spend a shrfrt tlnjjp here before re
turning south. Mrs. stark, with Mrs.
Roy Wilson also of , Seattle, came
north several weeks5 ago and have
been visiting friends at Tee Harbor.
Mr. Stark arrived here on a recent
boat from Seattle.
(Continued irri'. rage Outs >
The young men have has time to
flirt.
While the young women have not
entirely abandoned tile old Spanish
custom of “beauty parading,’ for a
semblance of It can sii-li be seen along
the t’alle Florida at the noon hour
on week days, they, too, as if dis
couraged by the* dearth of admirers
on holidays, have taken to outdoor
sports in Increasing numbers. In
fected first by golf, tennis and swim
ming, they have begun to indulge in
track meets, stimulated doubtless by
the example of their American, Brit
ish and French sisters in the North
ern Hemisphere. Several of these
“tornros atleticos femeninos” have re
sulted in the formation of two fem
inine athletic clubs and now it is
proposed to found the Argentine Fem-j
Inine Athletic Federation.
The British immigrants are credited
with giving the initial impulse to ath
letic pursuits in Argentina by Intro
ducing their outdoor games and pas
times, together with “Sabado Ingles/’
as the Saturday half-holiday is called.
Favored by a temperate climate, it. j
has gathered such momentum within
the past few years that many ob
servers think Argentina will soon
j take its place among the ‘‘outdoor
Illations” like the 1'nited States and
Great Britain.
Encouragement of outdoor sports
I Is one of the special policies of I’resi
!dent Alvear, who shows iiis interest
by kicking o(T at a big football game,
and attending many sport events.
! while he sets an example himself as
a devoted golfer.
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neon. The blaze was extinguished in'
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