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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Walter Bell
Is Thru at
Lincoln Hi

WALTER BELL, who has been a
w physical director and athletic
coach IN Seattle for the past five
years. win leave Lincoln high school
al tho start Of the Christmas vaca.
ton to accept an offer from Long
Beach Polytechnic. Of Long Beach,
Cal
Bel announced yesterday that he
was leaving Lincoln. where he has
been a physical Instructor for the
past three years. A. c. Pelton, d.
rector OF high school athletics here.
has not yet selected a man 10 take
the place Of Bell.
Lincoln will he without a basket.
ball coach II tutor is not soon
named. Dave Logg, who was the
mentor nj Lincoln two years ago is
still a member OF the faculty. and II
Is thought that he may take over the
rens, temporarily at least.
Bell viii assume his new duties
january az Long Beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Ring Inspector
Needed Here

A RING Inspector is needed a.
n tho Seattle fights. This was
never more aptly illustrated than
last night in tho Ted Krachc-Teddy
O'Hara fight.
After Krache had been
floored for the second time,
Tom Maloney, manager and
chief second OF O'Harn, started
bawling from his corner: step
1t, stop IT,
This Is fragrant violation Of the
ring rules. an II not only breaks
The code In that a second shall not
call from the corners, but 1t can
De taken as an attempt to influ'
ence the referee.
The local boxing commission has
q ruling prohibiting seconds using
such tactics, but the board needs
I'm inspector 20 enforce II.
An inspector would have charge
Of overseeing the gloves, would
watch the conduct of tho seconds
during fights and would have sey.
cral lesser duties.
Elmo Jones, chairman OF the com.
rnisslon, said after tho smoker
that he would bring UP this sug.
gestion at the next meeting Of the
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Mckenzie Wins Again

THEY'LL have 10 bring on bigger
L birds for Big Bill Mckenzie.
Lonnie Austins new heavyweight
Jumped around, waved his big arms
at Al Anderson and floored him in
the first round. He dropped the
Alaskan again and the latter was
on tho canvas when the round
ended, dead 10 the world.
Mckenzie, still green in the
ways of the ring, picked An
derson up and carried him TO
the Mckenzie corner. going 10
AHderson's chair himself. After
failing TO come around at the
end OF the minutes intermis-
sion, Anderson's seconds tossed
in the sponge,
Mckenzie picked the still.uncon.
scious Anderson up, tossed him
across tho Mckenzie shoulders and
strobe to the dressing room with
his incapacitated opponent. That's
a new one for the ring book
Mckenzie, for such n giant, fight.
ing FOR only the second time in the
ring. looked good. He has shown
he has the strength and the punch.
but in his two fights he hasn't had
TO take one on the chin. That test
viii come later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

with Charles Pyle. Gangc'a mani
scr 60 appear here.
Altho the final articles have not been
signed. Il is almost "a certainty that
the great Illinois back VIII be seen
in action in Seattle, Grange intends
20 include the Pacific coast IN hts
itinerary and II he does como 10
Seattle. he viii probably wind up
his Coast trip In tho local park
Pyle viii be IN Los Angeles soon
20 arrange Oranges Coast tour
California win be the first stopping
place OF tho football hero. with Sc
attic as the next stopping place.
Lockard plans to use team 90.
leoted from either jefferson Park A,
c. coached by Claude Norris. OF the
West Seattle a. C., coached b. Lorin
SCION These two teams win repre-.
sent Seattle either individually or
the best eleven from both squads
viii be chosen.
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FIRST PLACE
is AT STAKE
TNHE big game" OF the season win

TNliE big game" OF the season win
L bo played Sunday, In the
the Northwest league, when Todds
and Newcastle clash on the lattcr's
field
This Is tho second meeting be.
tween the two teams In tho North.
west league play. Newcastle winning
the first one and taking first plnco
as n result. Tho winner OF Sun.
days game will be IN first place.
and If tho Castle eleven Ia victorl.
ous, II viii practically cnch tho
tito for tho team.
In the other games on tap In hi.
vision ], Tacoma plays Carbonate
at Cnrbonndo, Rcnton plays Maple
Loaf Mt Woodland park ana Black
Diamond plays Shamrock8 at West
Seattle.
Division . games arc bctwccn
Vikings and Tacoma Tigers Mt Tn
coma, Palace Billiards at Black Din
mond, Builders Brick AZ lssnuuuh
md Burnett and Dave nsoh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
May Change Grade
Soccer Scoring

GONE years also soccer was sub
~ stituted for the American game
u football In the Seattle grammar
schools. tho officials figuring that
the gridiron game was too streuu.
JUS and exacted too much or a
physical toll from the youngsters
n the grade schools
There has been only ono
drawback TO the game from an
Interest standpoint. and that Is
in tile low scoring. When the
teams are fairly evenly matched
many ScoreleSs contests cnsue.
and at best the scores are low.
II some system 20 open up the
scoring could be devised the kids
would set much more OF thrill
out of Il.
Nell Ellis. the director In charge
OF the league, is working on such
u plan at the present tlmc. Such
a scheme as allowing ono point for
each corner kick. two for q goal
Kicked from the penalty lire and
three from scHmmagc may he de-
vLsed before another season rolls
around. according 20 Ellis.
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Another X. o. for Jones

pILLY JONES had more trouble
- than usual scoring his weekly
knockout last sight, but the Renton
southpaw finally put Tex Vernon
away in the third round of the
opener.
The little Rcnton hattler show
cred punches all over Vernon's heaa
and body, but until the third round
the Tacoman stood the gaff and at
times fought back viciously.
Jones was not 10 he denied,
however, and he finally caught
Vernon on the chin with
right-handed swing and another
X. o. went in BilIy's record
book. Vernon was handicapped
by a bad leg.
Biddy Bishop and Lonnie Austin
staged last nights smoker and
quite gathering of the townsfolk
turned out,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

The small. Hight Hawthorne eleven
oemed no match for tho huskics
from futerlake. but it played tho
bigger team off ita feet thruOut
most Of the game.
II was John f-a.-ou. dusky fun.
back Of tho Hawthorne team. that
saved his team from being scored
upon. The coiored back kept the
ball out OF danger time and again
by long kicks that would send II back
into his opponents territory.
Hawthorne missed good
chance to score when II was
awarded penalty kick. Art
Ness was chosen for the booting
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Woods Has Class

MATCH out for Johnny Woods.
w This Auburn youngster can
fight, and he gave the battle
SCARED Johnny Rose terrible beat.
Ing in their four-round lightweight
affair. Woods feinted Rose into
one uppercut after another, whirl-
ing his right hand on Roses chin
until it was a wonder how the vet
eran managed 10 stay on his feet.
For a green performer Woods
Is the coolest workman that Sc
attic fans have seen in the past
decade. He absolutely refuses
TO get ruflled or 10 be biuffed.
He has wicked punch in both
hands and knows how TO hit.
Keep your eye on this Auburn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
FORMS CHANGE
AT BALL MEET

NEW YORK. Dec. Suggestion
made by the National league that
pitchers be allowed 20 use resin on
the ban viii find opposition az tho
annual meeting OF. the American
league club owners here today
The National league asked Com.
missioner Lands 70 call meeting
% tho Joint rules committee in Feb,
ruary 20 consider an alteration Of
the restrictions on pitching. shorten,
Ing OF the playing season and ether
minor matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
That First Punch

A FTER the fight last night there
n was quite bit OF beefing
about the first punch that OHara
landed on Kache's chin that really
ended the battle
They were instructed TO fight
with clean breaks and II was
claimed by Kraehe's supporters
that he had stepped back at
the order of the referee and
that lac was unprotected when
O'Hara landed ON his jaw.
A. the fighters were on the far
side Of the ring from the writer
when the punch landed, with
o'Hara's body being between his
vision and Krache. it was prac-
tlcally impossible to call the turn
on H.,
Referees should be strict in their
decisions regarding punching after
ordering men TO break cleanly, as
Il Is a foul under the rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
VOTE TODAY
ON PASADENA

Tho washington football team
was 20 go before the board Of con.
troll. At the University OF Washing.
ton. this afternoon. az o'clock.
with It's decision on accepting tho
Pasadena bid.
At a secret mcet!uE held last
night. the choice OF tho team was
made. but not for publication until
after theboard gathering today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
PORTLAND IN
BALL MARKET

PORTLAND. Dec. Sale OF
Charles High. outfielder, and Dave
Kecfc. pitcher. 10 tho Buffalo In
,ernational League club. was an.
nounced in wires received here 10.
day from Tom Turner. president OF
the Portland Pacific Coast League
club Turner also announced the
sale OF Art Woodring. catcher, TO
the Waterbury club in tho Eastern
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
McLARNIN WINS
WHEN FOULED

T OS ANGELES. Dec. 9.--JImmy
- .McLhrnin, the young fighter
from Vancouver y. G., won on n
foul hero last night from Bud Tay-
lor. Terro Haute, Ind, bantam. in
the second round OF n scheduled 10.
round bout.
Both fighters had started out
even IN tho first round. with plenty
Of action for the fans. II looked
Ike a thriller until Referee Benny
Whitman stopped tho bout after
ono minute and 40 seconds Of fight
ing In The second round, whom Tay.
lpr hi, McLarnln low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
ODDS LOWERED

NEW YORK. Dec. .. - Reports
made 20 the New York boxing com.
mission that Jack Delaney, Bridge.
port. Is in good condition caused tn
odds to be shortened 10 20 that
Paul Bericubach. lighthsavyweigh
champion. win beat him when thc'
meet Friday night in Madison SOU
Garden.
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ona or those naling swings that
arc his main stock in trade Hell.
man stepped In close and couu.
tered
When the fight was over smell
had a lump tho size OF an egg over
his lon optic and that injury win
keep him out OF the ring Tor quite
u while.
It's a funny thing how these ink
lunches work out. Smell can beat
a lot Of fighters who viii trim
Hellman, but pitted against each
other It's something else again,
When Holman won a i0-round yer.
diet over Smell Ia Los Angeles a
ew weeks back tho wissicres tilted
their noses az the decision and
made oueks amounting TO excuses
Tor Smell.
But Holman proved here that Il
Was no fluks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

held Thursday
afternoon AZ b.
T. Day playuSld.
according 10 Nell
ELLA. head Of
sradn school ath.
loticH.
Intrriako and
Hawthorne bat
tied thru two ca
ira periods Of
overtime last
night 10 "a score.
less tic tn one OF
tho best exhibit.
tons OF soccer
played BY the
youngsters this
S-nnr.
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he tried 70 SIT
doc" Smell 20
80 ON In "a re
turn bout with
ilcllman.
lIellmnn. the
shcrtender IN the
betting prior 10
their first meet
ms, hand 4
Smell an artistic
lacing and put
the Peshastln
hoy on the bum
Tor some time 10
come
Every tim e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
BEATS CLARK

EUGENE. orc, Dec, s,--Mac LII.
lard. Eugene bantnmweight. won a
decision here last night over Bobby
Clark Of san Francisco, In tho To-
sound main event. George Dixon,
Portland wcrer. won over Jro
Blackwell. Eugene. In tho siS-round
neui. final.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
MORGAN DAY

VALLEJO. Cal. Dec. News Of
his willingness 60 participate having
been received. the chamber Of com.
mercc is proceeding with plans for
a Tod Morgan day. TO honor the now
junior lightweight champion. Val.
lelo gave Morgan his first consider.
able boost up the ladder In HIS box.
Ing career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Results of
Pool Fights

PEsULTs Of last nights fights
" a. the Crystal Pool follow:
TEDDY 0'HARA, OF Oakland.
knocked out Ted Krache. Of H0-
GUAM. IN the second round.
BILL MCKENZIE, OF Seattle,
awarded technical knockout over
Al Anderson. Of Alaska. when the
hitter failed 10 answer the ben al
the end Of the first round.
CLUB CRAWFORD, Of Ho-
GUAM. awarded technical knock.
out over John Budnick, OF Seat
tie, when Budnick failed to an
swer the bell at the end Of the
fourth round.
JOHNNY WOODS, OF Auburn.
won a four.round decision over
Johnny Rose, OF Chicago.
BILLY JONES, OF Renton.
Knocked out Tex Vernon, OF II.
coma. In the third round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Thornton TO Go
TO Stanford?

DEPoRTS arc going the rounds
IL that Thurle Thornton. the
promising young athlete OF West
seattle high school. Is TO go to
stanford university when he com.
pietes his prep education In Feb
ruary.
It's pity that such a sterling
athlete win pass UP the Northwest
institutions. particularly II Il Is for
other reasons than that Stanford
offers Thornton some scholastic
course that he couldn't obtain In
The same degree at Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
PLAYERS HURT

PORTLAND. Dec. p,-Two of the
Portland Roscbuds win go into the
hockey gumo with Calgary tonight
with broken bones. Red McCuskcr,
with broken jaw, win guard the
goal. while George Hay. forward, ha.
a broken rib. Both OF them arc ban.
dagcd so they can play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

welEht King, pihnh % iakc Morgan
East immediately FOR campaign
that Is expected 10 land Morgan IA
chance nj either the lightweight or
featherwelKht title.
Churchill was IN Mike Balierino's
corner the night Morgan knocked
him out and tho championship
changed hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
NEW MENTOR

Moose" Mccormick, former
Giant star, will coach the Army
baseball team next season He sue.
ceeds Hans Lobcrt, resigned Nc.
Cormick, u graduate of Buckncll, Is
well remembered by major league
fans, being recognized MS one of
tho greatest pinch.hittcrs OF all
time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Budnick Gets Sinner

John BuDNICK had to retire al
- tho end Of the fourth round in
his scheduled siS.round heavy
weight fight with Club Crawford.
Crawford raised n sinner ON
Budnlck's left eye that stuck
out like u lighthouse. The
lamp was completely out, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
DEFENDS TITLE

PORTLAND. Dec s.-Tcd Thyc,
light.hcavy.woight wrestling cham.
plon. viii match his hRill tonight
against Mike Yokcl. Jackson's Hole,
wyo. sheriff, and veteran at the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

wears the Jun
Tor lightweight
crown. f. under
tho direction Of
Frank Churchill
today after
the information.
ally fam us
fight manager
had paid that
rum 10 Fred
Morgan Tor his
sons contract
Churchill who
came out OF the
orient with
PRncho Yilla.
the late ny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
How About
Cooper?

lsT EFTY" COOPER, whose fiasco
~ with Al Webster here stiil has
strong odor. will make another
start in the Northwest Thursday
when he meets Eddie Roberts In a
six.round mix in Tacomn.
WHAT action the Seattle Boxing
commission took, IL any. on Coop.
er's broken arm" claim in the
webster fight has never been given
20 the press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

and down went the Grays
Harbor battler again. Get
ting up, Krache tried again
TO trade wallops, but it was
a fatal mistake, as O'Hara,
fresh and unhurt, smacked
his opponent on the whis-
kers and when Krache didn't
get up in time by a split sec
ond, Referee Schacht award
ed the fight to O'Hara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
COACH KILLED

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec, 9.--wal.
ter j. Essman. head coach Of the
Ohio state university freshman team,
was killed and Fred Krim, hnlfback.
was injured when their auto over.
turned last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Seek Grange to Play Here January "a
LOckard i'm
NeU York
for Ace
Plan to Play Local Semi
pro Teams Against
Chicago Bears

I'D GRANGE & co.
Va. a local football
team is the spor,
dish planned by
the seattle hall
club Tor January
e In the local hall
park charles
Lockard. president
OF the Seattle club.
ia now in New
York and has
been oEotiatinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
KEEPS TITLE

DENVER, Dec Q. - Ed rstran.
glcr'D Lewis retained his tito us
champion wrestler by throwing
Wayne C'Big'D Mum two falls out
Of three here last night.
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matter for discussion. The pres
ent officers are A. G, Pel,on.
president: Harry Cook. vice pres.
ident. and Lefty Hoagland. sec.
Rotary and treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

FINAL reEis.
tratlon Of
teams Will DO
made and
plans for a
Heh Q dule
drawn up ~
the present
time there
arc ~ pros.
pectiyc quin
tets signed
up for tho
cage loop
Election Of
Officers for
the coming
season viii
lie ,hs tbir,I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

City Cagers to
Meet Thursday

TUE final decisions and settle.
L ment o. the pro question
Ia Glass A Or the city league, az
Spal1iuF's Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

dream route and the one decision that was
given was so easily won that the Judges
had vacation. Teddy O'Hara, Bill Nc
Kenzie, Club Crawford and lilly Jones
were X. o. yictors.
The biggest surprise Of the night came
in the main event
Teddy oHara, the Oakland textbook
artist, didn't show thing in the first
round with Ted Krache, but in the second
session, while coming out of a clinch
o'Hara hooked Krache on the chin, and
after floundering on the ropes, the game
Hoquiam boy struggled TO his feet at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
BY Peter Saivus

Mo NEW grade school champion
IN has been named as set. and q
rcplay in the final FDmo between
rn,criako and Hawthorne will br
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Randa club
in Initial
Meeting
New Links Organization
Holds Snappy Session
at Gowman Hotel
BY Alex c. Rose

IKE n long dtlfe
from tho first tee,
ttraight down the
middle Of the fair
way gives the
player a heap Of
confidence and
No
did the first meet,
Ing OF tho Randi
club. held NJ the
Trssiay rurniur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09

THUCK uELI.MAN viii nght
~ Dixie II Hood az the Crystal
Pool next Tuesday. but before Nate
pruNman slsneA up TINT match
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ii was best that the bout be
stopped, and il was.

Neither Crawford nor Budnick
showed u thing, 50 nobody cared
anyhow.
Budnick forgot he had right
hand and Crawford. big and fat,
clInched after each lead.
II was very painful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
CHURCHILL TO
PILOT MORGAN

+ OF ANGELES. Cal. Dec. o.
IL Sold for Si5. OoOl
Tod Morgan. the Seattle hoy. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
ended by the

Groggy and badly dazed Krache tried to trade punches
when Oara rushed him. but the Oaklander starting blows
with the skill of sharphooter raped Krache the teeth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
PLUMBERS WIN
FROM BAKERS

Led b. Shannon. who gathered 10
points. the Seattle Plumbing Supply
quintet defeated Washington Bnk.
cries. 20 to Is. in Glass Il Com
mercial league game at Roosevelt.
Ewing and McGuern were the
stars for the losers.
:. Y. :. Co.. teol Pos. us) Wash. Bak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Mckenzie Wins by
Knockout Again
-Four Fights on Pool Card End in Knockouts; Krache
Stopped After Three Knockdowns; Mckenzie
Packs Opponent From Ring on Shoulders
BY Leo III. Lassen

Harold Murphy often refers to the Orpheums
rent bills, last nights smoker at the Crystal Pool
"a knockout"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Grade Soccer EleUens
Play TO ScOreLess Tie

duty. and missed the shot by
inches. Again, In the first half
Of overtime. Captain Hide Wa
tanabc drihbl-d the ball up the ,
field to within striking distance,
hut The final cross was musscd
up by the Intrrlakc backs.
Art Clarkspn. diminutiyc black.
haired player. was tho star for In
tcrlakc The tiny forward was in all
the plays nHd kept the ball toward
Hawihorne's goal when his mates
were able TO get In his opponcnts'
territory
The combination Of the forward
line. composed Of watanabc, Ross
Peterson. Nike Nenezieh and Al
stedmnn. Of tho Hawthorne team.
was far better than that OF Inter.
lake.
II was only tho superior sIEo OF
tho lnierlakg backs that kept the
champions from being scored upon.
Neither Tom Coles. fnterlake Eoalie.
or Clarence Donbom, who WIS be-
tween tho posts for Hawthorne.
had much work TO DO. az tho full.
backs kept the ban out OF the way
most ot the time.
Intcrlako Hawthorne
James Wilson l.. h.. Hide BstsudA
Leroy barnard .,R BE-, John Burton
Neru West ..,... 4. H.. Tom EliBds4
Leonard Rohs 1Cl G.. H.. Art Ness
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NoWHHn notch TucBdhY evening,
provide tho same effect on the 70
members present. Ia other words,
Randa Htartes with a bang and
everybody who rat IN at last nights
iinnsrmeeting went away with the
utmost confidence that tho orEanl.
uttlou j. destined to do wha, II start
81 out 90 promote golf and
golf duiHEs IN every way possible.
Following the opening address by
President Charlie Carbi;addcn. Edgar
Order. vice president. was called up.
on 10 tell the gathering what Ran.
da 10 aiming 10 do and what u eE.
pscted ~ it's member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-09
Crider Impressive

The name Randi u n coinage OF
II. q A. known turnout the golfing
world as Royal aud Ancient and
everybody who has swung golf
club knows that these words mean
everything IN golf and about golf
IN his talk. Order impressed. ven
fully. on those present that that was
Just the thing that tho Handn club
hoped 10 be- able 70 bring before links
dcyotccs everything IN golf and
about golf II was a wonderful talk
and carried with Il tho follow thru"
that was needed TO develop the beat
results.
During tho evening. talks were
made on many subjects, such no the
caddie situation. handling Of tourna-
meuts In fact. there wasn't any
thing that was overlooked and lndi.
cations arc that Randi will undouhi-
odly BE- very important factor In
golf. not only IN Seattle, bu, turnout
tho entire country. before many
months have gone by.
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Speakers

Among the other speakers voro
such well known liniSsmen as John.
Me Drcher. chairman ~ tho enter
tninmeut committee. Grover Des.
mond. bob tombstone. Carl Reiter.
n. II. TmphaEen. ". ~ Fisagcr.
steve Dwan. Ken Kclso. Myron Nc.
Elwalne. Carl Blair. WIN. Ehiers.
Nm. Bohan. Myrun AronEon. Herb
schosnfcld and Charlie Burnett.
Everybody waited until PrcSy Car.
skadden called the meeting 10 close
and went away fully convinced that
Seattle had given 90 the world the
biggest and beg, thing ever born for
the bottormen, Of golf
THE Randa club"