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KEEFE SOLD

PORTLAND. April ss.--Tho sale
OF Dave Keefe. Portland pitcher, to
Wichita Fails. OF tho Texas league
was announced here last night. bS
President Thomas l. Turner, Of the
Portland club.
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Tho deal was
C o n s II minated
this morning,
and Tobin re-
ports today to
the Ore s N
club
Tobin, one OF
the best hustlers
in the league.
had been here a
long time, and
n change will do
him good, par
tioularly goin &
to a club where
he will have a
chanet TO work
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tunlrEA pitched- Bsghy So Dune
witch a. credit victory 20 BaRhy. Al
bAs--Osf BAgby a. pamoFitch l. Hits
bAttsd--Ots mAEby n, pamovlteh y,
Hun. peorsd--Off nREby 8, Runs re-
spunsihie for Hoshier 5. uaEby {. struc
out --B AEhY 3. Hoshier Bases on balls
Boohisr T. Bazby l. NilIun !. stolen
bsses--McCabs ?. BRAZIL. r. baldwin
Arie,t. EIdrsd. Home run Eldrrd. Tun-
base hI,s--Coapsr. Artstt. Guistu. uagby.
Sacrifice hits Emmsr. Ouista. Foster.
Runs hMttsH in-BAxhy. Uuiuto, Brady.
Eidrsd 2. r. Baldwin. Mctabs, Guisto,
Foster. Double piays-Emmsr % BsEby
20 Herman. Time % SAms--ists. I'm
plrss--Teek ard casey
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Ein losses
Runs In

FORE the aforementioned rally
oakland had scored three runs
z. sane frame. Solid smashes
ltsti. Gather and Guisto put
Esr and then the usually re.
PED Baldwin. who win try 20
Erers Off the bags with the
" revocation. and sometimes
" any. heaged AZ third base
Gather looked n little fiat
. Red. and by the time the
lad been relayed in from left
no more tallies we're over the
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J Beats
"A Boehler

mIy did the Redskins beat
AAnd yesterday. but they de-
! George Boehler. the big
accredited with more stuff
In ether hurler in the league,
sio abides in the minors be-
i 4 his inability TO locate the
he was up 10 his old tricks
ay. walking seven men. and
hshind most OF his hi,ters
the afternoon.
~. who pitched his first game
Indians. was fairly effective.
vas his hitting that helped.
ngsd McCabe home in the sec.
sng and started a rally In
arih with a double that finally
aied with Brick Eldred's
ever the rightfieh fence and
Hnz for the home talent.
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sHHuuIIIy TOT VHe IIIDe, no malter now tough
the situation, AT least, that has proved to
be the rule so far where AIiljus has been con-
cemed; how long he can keep up such I'M
canny pitching in the pinches nobody can
tell.
Yes, as you have learned from the above
headlines or from previous sources, the In
dams won the game Tuesday, and they can
thank MiGus for it in large degree. The
score. incidentally, was Go, and it marked the
result of the first struggle of the Oakland
Seattle SERIES
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title was sporting two-run lead as the Oaks went to
4 the ninth Jim Bagby had been hit rather freely but
gtting by nicely until that session. and then things
|d to happen.
Fan Pickering, pinch-hitng for George Boehler rifled
Ee to left and George Lafayette also contributed
wherennon Bagbv took an early shower as Ray Bru-
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WASHINGTON. April 2o.--Johnny
Dundee. former feathorweight cham.
pion. was outpointad by Honey Boy
Finnegan. Boston, In a 1o.round no
decision bout.
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BRITTON IS
AFTER CHAMP

LOS ANGELES. April 29--Jack
Britton, II is reported here, wants
another 30 at Mickey Walker, who
took his wolterwcight crown from
him
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permit hours. Changes in con.
tracts must be turned in to this
office not later than Thursday
night Only Is men can be eligible
for each game in the seasons SEIZED.
uic.
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with Tom DAILY and Earl Baldwin
on the Seattle mask staff he didn't
have much of chance to work,
and he got In the game 30 seldom
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LNRANK ToBIN for five years a
l. catcher with the Seattle Indians,
has been sold TO tho Portlan d
Beavers.
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SEALS LEADERS

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.-By
winning yesterdays game here, II
to I. from Salt Lake, San Francisco
dumped the Bees out OF the tie for
first place. and took the Coast league
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PEI ELL WINS

y opened It's season Sunday.
she largest crowd on record
W county, by defeating the
e''ored Glants, OF Tacoma, 3
A'uns Of the home club and
IL, OF Legg. Of the winners,
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Coast League

GAMES NEXT WEEK
Seattle NJ Portland
Salt Lake nj Sacramento. -
Los Angeles at Oakland.
San Francisco al Vernon.
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TIGERS VICTORS

PORTLAND. April s9.--Tho Yer.
non Tigers nossd out Portland In tho
first game of the series, s TO I. here,
yesterday.
The score n. H. y.
vernon ,-s.ss.ts.s'.ssssss
Portland .ssssstssss.4s.sss.
CNdham, Rzrtoot and whitney. Hasty.
Burns. Meskaf and Crosby, Rowland.
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QuAKERs cor

Franklin had little trouble in win
ming from Lincoln. . to : a. Frank.
IN. Frank Morse allowing the Abes
lut four hits.
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SACS DEFEATED

LOS ANGELES. April 20, Saera.
mento lost the first game Of. the 30,
rics here with Los Angeles yesterday.
. TO !. wally Hoods home run over
the left field fence with one man on
clnchcd the game for tho Angels.
The score n, II. r.
Sacramento ......s.......-. J
f.ps Angeles .4...+ts....... 4
Hughes and koshlsr. Root and sand
berg.
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Ballard yesterday, winning 8 to /,
The Ballard boys are now leading
the race, with five straight veto,
ricH,
Tho Beavers beat Reynolds, the
star broadway pitcher. while Howe
pitched steady ball for the winners,
by defeating broadway. 6 10 ?.
Tuesday night. Ballard took undls,
putSd possession OF first place in the
prep league. ut Ballard plRyfield.
I'D McClaln's knock that went for
four bases while two men were wnl,
ms on the paths for tickets home
spelled the margin OF defeat for the
Tigers. Al Howe bcstod tho veteran
Tiger twlrler, Jerry Reynolds. In tho
pitching department. holding last
last years champs TO ak scattered
hits, The score. H. H. T..
broadway -..,,,-s.....'
ballard $500 ...,s..s..s.
batteries Reynolds and Hun,
Howe and Eimslle,
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p Pitcher Halts Oaks
Rally in Ninth Frame
\ Winning Runs on Bases, Miljus Stops Oakland
a Indians Win First Game of New Series, Six
Inns to Five
BY LEO II. LASSEN

hi time Red kilefer finds his Indians in a tough spot
If pitching skin he simply sends big John Mus to
|rlpen, and when he takes the box everything runs
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kttANS
W INNIsRS

After two acorecsg innings, Queen
Ammo started hitting and didn't let
up until they had comfortable lead
OF 10 runs beating Roosevelt II TO
I. a. tho Queen Anne field. Tuesday.
Martin Gabriel and KraukllH starred
for Queen Anne and Wilson CAV for
tho Teddles. Hank Springer, fresh.
man twirlsr. held the Tcddlca score
lcss for flyo lnnlugs
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A0fA4s ss4a~sssA ~ ne
.nAttcd Tor Read iu eighth iuniHs
Halted for uoshler IN ninth ihuius
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BABES RALLY

After allowing West Seattle 10
gcI away to n lO.run lead. Garfield
came hack with SsfieH OF runs
that allowed them 20 win out, IL
20 10, al Garfield Tuesday.
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I claxton and Carter, l..
; Leg and Henry.
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Ellison Climbing
DERT ELLlsoN INK nlways |

DERT ELLISON has always been
- q spring hitter, batting around
400 during tho carly weeks OF the
season. but having tendency TO fill
off In his batting during tho final
half OF the season.
II 10 Just the reverse with ELLISON
this year. az the Frisco pilot was far
below 800 during tho first half OF
the scnson and he's just passed that
charmed hitting mark OF late, bat
ting ,322 nt present.
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In the Majors

Yesterdays hrre-Jimmy Cayeney Of
ths Reds. who accepted rs out OF II
chances az shortstop. helping down tbs
Robins. 20 o.
Buster Mails, eccentric Cardinal south
pay. pitched the Giants out OF first
pises. holding the champions TO four
hifs. winning 70 l.
Tying the count IN the ninth rittsburE
scored four runs IN the tenth and re-
surned ths league leadership. beating
Boston. 70 D.
The rhiiiie. cot away TO four-run
lead in tho first, but the CUBS rallied
and won 10 8.
Running their winning streak TO seven
games. the Athletics gained y full game
over Washington by trimming Chicago.
; 20 4.
The senators lost 10 Detroit. 9 to q, In
game which was featured by The ban
ming Of Ty Cobb for protesting a dc.
cisiou
Playing with something Of their old
time vig0r. tns Yankees svansd the
series NJ Cleveland with TO 1 victory.
~. Louis moved up 10 third place by
sweeping the series with the Red sox,
taking the final game. 70 :.
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Golf Program Is Announced for
jefferson Park for Coming Play

Park 81 jefferson Park.
August sp-9o--Msteh play against pas
sl,h fuil handicap allowance.
september a-s--start Of play for Presi,
dsnt's cup
September ie-i5--Mateh play against
eosey wi,h three quarter handicap al.
5oVsnce.
September lp-eo--Niixsd four. ball four.
safnes Fnt handicap TO 10 deducted
fretn teams combined gross score,
September ss-.T--TourusmcHt for play
srH with handicap rating Of II and over.
First round must De played BY October II,
October io.it-Msdsi play on full
handicap ailopa ucs
October si-sc--Mstch play against
bezey for non-wiuners during the 1895
season
November It.i5--Mtdal play FOR non.
winners during the 1855 aeason.
The years play VIII wind up with
turkey Shoots" The Thanksgiving
Day birds will bc played for on No.
vembcr 2i-2s. tho Christmas ones on
December 1890 and the New Years
Day ones on December 26.27,
The eclectic tournament, in which
10 prizes win be awarded, win run
until September 10.
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British College Track and Field
Team Favored to Beat Americans

81 as tho crimaon.blue stars who
we're 30 hard pressed by the visitors
at Harvard stadium.
The weather WAS fair. Ideal for
records. but the track was slow.
The EngliAhmeu we're considered
certain winners in the half mile and
mic. with y, q 4. Love. the oiym.
pic s0p.mstsr champion. N form,
Lowe won both these events at
Cambridge last Saturday II was
thought lasely that tho visitors would
account for first place in tho two.
mile run. both hurdles, the high
Jump and possibly the sprints. Por.
rttt, the New Zealander. should win
al least one Of the latter events.
Lord Dave" Burghley. the Brit
ish hufGier. was looked upon ms the
best bet in the hurdles. as Scatter.
good, OF Princeton. has been troubled
with bad leg.
The same scoring system as was
used at Harvard stadium will pre-,
vail. each first place counting one
point and second place being reck.
ontd only In case the first series re.
suits in a tie.
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W J. c'Bili''l Bohon and the handi-
cap committee OF the jefferson Park
Golf club have the right idea In run.
ming off this years tournament FOR
the club championship In that the
eight low scorers In tho qualifying
round. which viii be played Saturday
and Sunday. win comprise the draw
for tho match play test for tho tltular
honoru. That eight man draw Is
much better than the regulation
"ts' or "a2' group in deciding who's
who AZ any club and. also. Il puts
more snap and pepper into the whole
tournament
Flights VIII be provided for those
who fail 10 make the championship
circle.
Al matches In the first round must
be played by August 2 and ono week
will be allowed for each succeeding
round. All final matches win be at
Js holes.
The rest Of tho years program for
the jefferson Pnrkers follows:
August ga--Httnrn match with Meadow
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low who had been up in tho eminent
company and down in the bushes
so many times.
The Dodgers assessed Rube Ben.
ton for eight hits but couldn't score
a run In the game in Brooklyn, and
the Reds won TO 0. This victory
and the fact that the Phillies lost
to the Cubs I to raised the Reds
TO fourth place.
In the American league the .Ath-
lctics stopped the White Sox 10 j.
and tho Senators lost to the Tigers
10 3. Thus the Athletics well re.
covered from their recent slump,
found themselves a full game ahead
OF the Senators, who displaced them
after a hard fight not long ago. More
important. the Browns. under George
Sister, finally displaced the White
Sox, who had been defending third
place since carly in the season. The
Browns beat the Red Sox TO 3. To
make matters worse for the White
Sox. they are only a game ahead
OF the Tigers now. Not that 1t mat.
ters what they do any more. the
Yanks won from the Indians ) to J.,
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Fholo v - ! nra4lsg. So slsn rhs.asrapasF
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Vance's Strike Out
Total at I2I Mark

Dazzy Vance can stil strike out
few men. The Whit King
brought hts seasons total OF strike.
outs up 20 lei in.a game recently.
This Is four under his mark at this
time last year Vance can also hit
In that same game when he allowed
the Chicago Cubs bn; six hits. he
knocked a homer with man on
bases and then hit single TO score
another run. This in itself was
plenty TO win.
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his flashy victory over Dhgo Joe
Cans here some time ago. That
night Lomski showed more ALL
around promise and fighting ability
than any Gerapper hero since
Johnny OLeary.
Tho boys are training now and
viii wind UP their heavy work
over the week end. resting up Mon.
day They'll weigh around 100
pounds.
Pep Webster. the awkwardly cleY.
or clorcd welteryoight. viii fight six
rounds with George Mccormick. the
spokane boy who stopped Joe Wilson
Inst Tuesday.
Nate Druxman, who is promoting
the show. has signed Bud Davies. the
Vancouver, u. c. youngster. to box
four rounds with Indian Pete.
hard-hiiting boy from Grays Hnrbor.
Spark Plug" Boyd. the comieal
middlewelgbt from Aberdeen. is down
10 box the opener with George Nix.
u full-blooded Indian from Alaska.
Druxman has his special event In
tho making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-18
BOTHELL QUITS
VALLEY LEAGUE
TEAM STANDINGS

BECAUSE OF lack Of funds, the
l. Bothell nine. in the Valley
league. has withdrawn from that
circuit. Its games on the schedule
viii be forfeited.
Manager Harold keeney plans to
have his team play independent In
stead Of organized league ball. Both
ell did not make a good showing
this season. being next 10 last in
the win column, and therefore could
not draw the crowds.
Sundays games find Carnation
Tolp playing the league.lcading
Renton club at Renton. Thompson
win umpire. Fairfax plays at Au-
burn with George Farmhouse calling
the plays.
) Tho leagues activities close in
another week and Renton looks like
the champion. After the session is
terminated. the teams viii play in
dependent ball.
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Dern Wins in
Wrestling Mix

PORTLAND. July 1s.-Ira Dern
OF Salt Lake City. ght-heavy.
weight, and Billy Edwards OF Kan
sas City, took one fall each in
their wrestling match here last
night. but Dern won the bout when
Edwards failed to come back after
being Topped on his head
Edwards took the first fall In Is
minutes so seconds with "A head
lock. Dern used only IA minutes
and 10 seconds to secure tho second
fall, with n body lift, after which
Edwards was unable to resume.
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MURCHISON
is WINNER

LONDON, July ts.-Loren MurchI.
son. American Splinter, who has been
touring the world with Charley Pad.
dock. won the finals OF tho i00.yard
dash In the Amateur Athletic asso.
citation track and field championships
at Stamford Bridge today.
Murchison's time was 80 seconds,
the New York flyer leading the
French sprinter. Thcard, to the tape
by n scant half yard. Paddock is
not competing here, having remained
In Sweden for some match races.
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Soldiers Team
Wants Contests

The Seventh Infantry of Camp
Lewis, has requested Mel Noruuist,
OF Spaldings, TO secure games with
independent teams In and around
Seattle. The soldiers do not wish
money for playing. but ask for
funds to defray expenses. Any man
ayers Interested in the proposal
may get games booked by calling
Norquist at Spaldings.
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thrt itH almost impo8gDie 10 perfect
a defense against him
THE big outtIcldcr Is batting clean.
up for the Seals and his punch has
been one OF the reasons for the Seals
dominance in this league TO date.
Browor viii never win amy
trophies as mn outfIoldor, but plays
well enough In the field TO get by
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GIRL STARS GATHER

SAN FRANCISCO. July 49,
Nearly hundred girl athletes took
part here saturday at kezar mem
orial stadium in the Pacific Coast
championships for feminine stars.
Practically all OF the champions
who participated recently at Pasa.
dena in the national tournament
were represented. First place honors
for teams appeared to rest between
Pasadena and Eureka.
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Rube Finn Is
Training for
Ring Return

DUDE FINN, local boxer is plan
IN ming on staging q comeback
in the ring. Finn has been train
ing intensively for the past six
months and is reported in good con.
dition.
Willard Cook, also Seattle ring
follower, has taken over the man.
agement of Finn and plans to enter
the young fellow in local ring
shows.
The Seattle heavyweight now
stands over six feet and weighs
around l75 pounds. He has been
working out daily at Austin and
Salts gym
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Tilden Playing
Lott for Title

TRHLE.A GLIB, st. Louis. July
IS Under blazing sun, William
T. Tildon, tennis champion, today
viii attempt TO again win the ma
tional clay court championships in
tho finals match with tho young
ster. George Lott. Jr.. Chicago.
Unless all form Is shattered and
the dope completely upset. TlIden
win ride TO an early victory. The
semlfinal round OF the doubles
championship will be fought Off 10.
day with the finals scheduled for TO.
morrow.
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BIG NET MEET

GLENCOE, H., July 1S.--With
the 10 ranking tennis players OF
the United states entered. the iii.
nois state tennis tournament opened
here today. II is to continue thru
10 July 26. when the flnnls will be
placed. Bill Tilden will defend the
championship which Inc won last
year.
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PLAYER STILL OUT

Hutchingson, rookie catcher Of
Muskogee, Western association
club. is still on the injured list and
II is doubtful IL he will be able to
get back in harness this season. He
suffered from n broken leg that Is
taking long time TO heal.
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McTIGUE WINS

ALBANY. y. Y. July is.-Bo.
lieve II or not. Mike McTigue. for.
mer worlds light.hcavywcight
champion, won bout here last
night. stopping Frankie Carpenter,
OF Frecport, in the seventh.
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tennis tournaments starting at the local club.
The Washington state meet was to start Sum
day and the inter-sectional championships
viii begin Monday. lasting for three days.
1t is planned to rush the tourney to COM
pletion as soon as possible this year. The
winner of the inter-sectional play in the jun
Tor singles and mems doubles, will represent
the Coast in the East later in the summer.
Mayme Mcdonald, one of the 10 ranking
women players in the country, will be entered
in the tourney and places the competition
on high-class plane.
A wire received at local tennis headquart-
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holding them to
4 hits. So the
Giants dropped
out OF firs; place
again and the
Pirates. who beat
the Braves Z to
3 in Boston, re
stunned the post
OF front runner
ia the National
league.
Mails as
pitching for tho
Cards, the only
team in the big
time that would
take an o I h c r
rllhnce on n fel.
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CARTER s DOWN

LocHMooR COUNTRY CLUB,
Detroit, July Is. l<ocfe Carter
Oklahoma city, got away to bad
start and wus three down TO Rus
sell Martin of Chicago after four
holes OF play In the final round Of
tho Western amateur golf champion
ship here Saturday,
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American college
combination
The Csnuabs
and Oxoniaus.
who hepi Har
ward and Yale TO
a tic in frat
place at Cam
bridge last week.
and only lost
W en- sec o q d
places " er .
counted. were
picked by the CT.
perts 20 beat a
Cornell Prince.
ton aggregation
this afternoon.
n kuarrfea
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DICK MOUDY
WITH SEALS

GAN FRANCISCO, July is.-In des-
- perats need OF pitching reinforce
monta, the San Francisco team OF
the Pacific Coast baseball league
today recalled Dick Moudy from
the Lincoln club OF the Western
league. Moudy will leave Sunday
night and join tho Seals Friday az
sacramento, Ho has played in 20
games with the Lincoln club. weak.
est In tho Western league. and Is
credited with four wins and eight
losses, McWeeney. Griffin and
Pfeffor arc all on the shelf with In.
turlea which prevent them from
taking their regular turns.
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night when he
3 { a c X = up
aEainBt Bob
Sage, the AIiohi-
gan law yer
boxer.
Sage Is a
young fello W
who has n good
record IA the
ring and shapes
up as "A real op.
ponent for LON.
aki.
Bomshi is one
Of the big Sc
attic cards since
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BOOMERS SIGN RnoKIEs

Jones. rookie catcher from IL
liuois. has been signed by the Ard
more Boomers, in the Western as
sociation. They have signed several
other players including Shankllng,
former Cub pitcher. and college
twirler,
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NeD Pitcher Turns
in Wins for Bisonse

Art Johnson. new pitcher with the
Buffalo BisopH. OF the international
league. Is proving 10 be real find
for them. lie was recently pur-
chased by the Bisons and has turned
in three alraight victories for them.
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FIGHT DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. July is.-.
Young Nationalist, Filipino bantam.
weight. and Roy Riley went 10
rounds to draw here last night.
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TUNNEY TALKS

NEW YORK, July is.--Gcne
Tunney said today he had a verbal
agreement TO fight Jack Dempsey
here September ~. And " he
meets me he win never have TO
worry about fighting wis" Gene
added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-18
RELEASE pECKuaM

Peckham. former Los Angeles first
baseman, has been released by the
Springfield club OF the Western as
sociation, according to Manager Mark
Purtell. He may go back to the Pa.
cific Coast.