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VERNON KNOCKS
, DELL FROM BOX
Seattle’s Latest Purchase Is
Swatted Hard by His For
mer Team Mates.
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VESNON. July 14. — “Wheeze”
Dell, bought from Vernon by Seat
tle, In hia tim appearance, was
knocked from the bcx in the fourth
inning by his former team mates.
The Tigers broke a 1’ to it tie in
the fifth inning when they scored a
run on three singles.
Jake Mays pitched airtight ball
except the first inning when the In
dians tallied twice.
The batterle.. were:
Vernon- Mays and Hanna.
Seattle—Dell, Burger and Tobin.
YESTERDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Oakland 6; Portland 5.
Sacramento 5; Los Angelas 0.
Salt Lake 9; San Krancieco 4.
Vernon 4; Seattle 2.
National League.
New York 1; Philadelphia 10.
Philadelphia 7; Cincinnati 21.
Boston 6; St. I>onis 10.
Brooklyn 1; Chicago 5.
American League.
St. Lousi 4; Washnigton 8.
Detroit 4; Boston 6.
Cleveland 16; Philadelphia 7.
Chicago 4; New York 3.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Pacific Coast League.
San Erancieco
Sacramento
Portland ....
Los Angeles
Seattle .
Salt Lake
Vernon .
Oakland .
VV.
65
57
51
48
47
47
47
40
L.
39
44
50
50
51
62
61
National League.
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh .
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis .
Boston
Philadelphia
W.
52
46
46
43
39
40
22
L.
27
29
30
37
41
54
55
American League.
w.
New York
Cleveland
Chicago .
Philadelphia
St. Louis ...
Detroit .
Washington
Boston .
43
3 6
37
37
37
33
29
L.
24
36
36
40
40
42
44
43
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.564
.505
.4 90
.480
.475
.4 70
.396
Pet.
.658
.613
.605
.538
.513
.494
.290
.286
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.688
.544
.500
.481
.481
.468
.129
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FIRPO HAS YET
MUCHTO LEARN
Man Who Defeated Willard
Must Get More Ring
Science—Future Fights.
NEW YORK. July 14.—After a
series of conferences tt is indicated
that Lula Angel Firpo, who knocked
out Jess Willard at Jersey City
Thursday night, must yet secure
some of the finer points of ring
science and should take on one or
two testing matches before he gets
a chance at Jack Dempsey.
Firpo in a talk with Tex Rickard
expressed a desire to fight Harry
Wills, New Orleans negro, who has
stood for more than a year as the
title challenger.
NEW ARRIVALS AT WINDHAM.
WINDHAM, July in.—Mrs. M. L.
Scott arrived here Sunday on the
boat George Jr. Mrs. Scott came
to visit her husband who is inter
ested In a placer project on Silva
Creek In Whistler Basin.
John Yorke who is interested In
mining property here arrived on the
George Jr,
He Made First Marbles
in United States.
8. P. Dyke:, of Parkersburg,
West Virginia, made the first mar
bles ever hla'il'itfatftrn-'rt in the
United States, in 188d. Before
| that time all the marbles used by
i American boys had been imported.
Mr. Dykes attended the National
! Marbles Tournament in Atlantic
City, where 40 boys from as many
t-itit.;; competed for the national
championship.
MICHIGAN 1$ TO
LOSE ONLY TWO i
ATHLETIC STARS
ANN ARBOR, .July H.—Univer-j
slty of Michigan’s track team, which |
this year proved the words of the*
college song by becoming "Cham
pions of the West” and then went
the song one belter by becoming
national intercollegiate barters,
promises to nun out us strong a
Cinder path aggregation in 1 !*24 as
has been the ease In the season
just past.
Michigan, winner of the recent
Chicago national event by the largest
margin ever registered by the suc
ci rfful contender in that annual af
fair. will lose but two of itb track
and Held stars by graduation till*
year. Thee are Isbell, the two
miler, and Schmidt, hammer throw
er. All olliers who made points at
the Chicago inch will be available
to Coach Steverc Farrell next sea
son. Farrell claims also to have
a number of promising freshmen toj
make the 1924 team even better'
than the one of this year.
The college year, just closed, has;
been one of the most successful in an
athletic way that Michigan has
seen. The Maize and Blue tied with
Iowa for football honors last fall
and won the Big Ten baseball title
thin spring.
PROMINENT SEATTIE PEOPLE
PLEASED WITH ALASKA TRIPi
Delighted with their visit to1,
Southeastern Alaska litres! prominent)
families of Seattle returned - South
on the Queen, having made the]
round trip on that steamer. They
wore: Mrs. A. Byers, wife of a
prominent Seattle attorney and her
daughters Mary Helen and Eliza
beth; J. S. Kylcr of the Northwest
Auto Truck Manufacturing plant of
Seattle, Mrs. Eyler and tiieir daugh
ler. Misr, Marian Eyler; C. E. Hous
ton, formerly an official with the
Pacific Steamship Company, Mrs.
Houston and their daughters Ruth
and Rhea Houtson.
The young ladies of the party are
students at the University of Wash
ington and visited in Juneau with
I sorority slstere from that school, who
preside here.
JACK JOHNSON BUYS HIS LAMB CHOPS ALIVE.
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.lack Johnson, formerly world’s champion heavy weight, who has
bi cn out of the limelight for some time, stepped back into the
public eye when he attended the annual sale of lambs and Bhoep
in the Sheep Moadows in Central Park. New York City, and pur
chased several meals right on the hoof.
SHERMAN ROGERS COMING
HERE ON NORTHWESTERN
Sherman Rogers, industrial cor-i
respondent for The Outlook, Is book-;
ed on the steamer Northwestern
which sailed this morning from Seat-;
tie, for Juneau. He is accompanied!
tj Mrs. Ropers.
Sherman Rogers expects to spend'
several we.-kj in the Territory ob-i
raining material for articles he will!
write on Aiaska. He came north!
last summer and visited Southea9t-|
ern. Westward and Interior Alaska,!
and wrote a series of articles chiefly;
concerning the industries of this;
country, for The Outlook.
jackTohnson
TALKING NOW
INDIANAPOLIS, July 14. — Jack
Johnson, former heavyweight cham
pion, attempting to obtain the re
lease of his automobile attached
while appearing here in a vaudeville
act two years ago, said:
"There are three persons in the
world who can kayo Dempsey. They
are Firpo, Harry Wills and Jack
Johnson."
TURNS DOWN $10,000;
TO REMAIN AMATEUR
SAN DIEGO. July 14.—It is learn
ed that Harold “Brick” Mnuller, foot
ball and track star of the Univer
sity of California, has rejected the
offer of $10,000 to play 10 games
of professional football for Akron,
Ohio.
Meuller is to coach the Bears and
plays an end this fall continuing
his medical studies.
Mrs. W. O. Perry, wife of the offi
cer in charge of the cable office at
Seward, is a southbound passenger
on the Alaska on a visit to the
States.
WILLOW CREEK MINER
GOES SOUTH ; STRIKE
IS MADE AT MINE
Jerome Drumheller. one of the
principal owners of the Kern Mine
on Archangel Creek, Willow Creek
District, Is a passenger aboard the
rteamer Alaska, returning to hi#
home in Spokane.
Fourteen inches of free gold ore
that, gauged by i ta external ap-,
pearances, should carry values ap
proximately $1,000 per ton was cut!
a week ago in the Fern mine in a
12-foot winze being sunk on the
vein from the main working tunnel.
The find was made by T. E. Mc
Dougal, superintendent, who is <Jl
reoting the work of exploring the
Yoin to greater depths after consid
erable pay ore hak been taken out
above. DrumhelleV tfas present when
the round of shots broke Into the
bonanza.
The strike will not affect the pro-'
gram of development outlined by!
Drumhellcr. This program calls for
the driving ofa tunnel lower down!
the hill for the purpose of develop-'
ing more backs and ore volume. I
STRONG SAILOR
TEAM TAKES ON
J, F. D. SUNDAY
Gold Star Team Ranked as
Hardest Competition
Here This Season.
Real Class A baseball n prom
is (I lo iii fans tomorrow when
the lots' Fire Department. team plays
the sailor aggregation of ball tos
sets off tho Radio tender (fold Star
which arrived in port Thursday. Man
ager Woodard, of the io al < lab, aa
noanerd today that ttrrangt ments had
b n made for the game which will
star! at 1:10 p. m. at City Park.
No lineup hail been a inouacet’
r'i r either t am this morning. It
Ik probable that either Fry or An
drew a will be on the mount for
* he lo iiIk and daman on the older
end of the battery.
The sailor club is said lo be strong
having some clever ball players on
its roster. It has nlav rl a tinmh'"
■f games with other Alaskan towns
end more than broke even with
them.
Last night It was announced that
th(> game between the sailors and
firemen would be played tonight at
8:.‘lb o’clock but change was made!
Lo 1:30 o’clock tomorrow afternoon
when It was stated the Gold Star,
Instead of leaving port tomorrow
morning, will not leave until to
morrow evening about 6 o’clock.
WILL VISIT BROTHER.
Mrs. F. Harmon, of Tacoma, will
irrive on the Princess Ixntisc for a
■■iK.it with her brother, George Simp
tlns.
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Shingles Grain
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when wo speak of our chickens, U
you are laboring under a delusion
that all chickens are al.ao then you
Just need to order one of ua to learn
your mistake. You may be surprised
to hoar that our chickens are the
choicest thr,. ever came to town,
they are, however, and we can
prove it. If you wll phone In your
ordjr today.
Wo carry a full line of Hay, Grain
and Coal.
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