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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

violation OF the tennis code. which
is just as Important 10 the net game
as the otfside rule in football and
The haik regulation In baseball and
the necessity OF running within the
bounds OF the haselines
when players. who have become
lax in serving in ordinary matches.
get in big tournaments and have 10
concentrate on serving within the
rules Il oftimes throws them of OF
their game and they lose their cf.
fsctiveness. says Blake.
II they acquire correct serving In
al OF their matches they win be in
the habit OF doing it. Tennis play.
ers don't footfauh Intentionally. Il
i simply csrelesSncss and it's bad
habit for tournament players to have.
with strict umpirinr In all
matches the players win soon serve
correctly. as easily. in fact. as they
do Incorrectly with the present laxity
In calling the penalty.
The footfault rule Is that players
must have one foot on tho ground
end must not step over the line be.
fore hitting the ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

the return OF the Salt Lake City
lad, after two years absence. 10
make lid for the honors that he
won IN 1891 and 1922. VIII be vel.
coined By all golfers who have
been fortunate 10 zee him play.
They tell ua that his game is much
improved since lie showed at Vic.
toria two years ago and there must
be some truth in the report. as he
landed in the final round OF the
national amateur championship last
year losing TO the great and Only
Bobby Jones. Winning champion.
ships In California Is something
That George Won Elm docs nothing
else but.
Mary Browne, expert on the ten.
mis- courts as well as the fairways
set tho goIflng world a.buzzing last
year when she went thru d strong
field 10 the finals OF the national
championship. This win be her in.
iiiai appearance in a p. n. @. A.
meet and also Marion Hollins' first
attempt 10 cop a crown In these
parts. Miss Hollins is at present
residing in California.
Two other well known stars from
California. namely. DR.. Paul Hunter
and Willie Hunter. will be certain
starters At the Tacoma meet. Tho
latter, who was defeated In the
finals for tho amateur blue ribbon
last year by the waverlcy ace. DIR.
o. F. Willing. is now a member OF
the professional ranks and is COM
ing North TO takc a whirI at the
open title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

etna,iealiy Inclined let 4, herein DO
stated that every club in tho big
Western minor. as the Pacific
Coast league has been 20 aptly re-
ferred 10 from time 10 time, haa
some new winners and that not only
arc those new hurleFn near tho top.
but one. JEFF pfaffer. who was pitch.
Ing winning baseball when "A TOT of
tho younger bucks In this company
were playing with their rattlss and
listening 10 'Roeka,bye BABY" has
won Fix straight contests Tor the
san Francisco Seals or course.
with that outfit behind him smart
pitcher like Pfeffer figures to win.
but even tho Seals. good al they
we're couldn't win the flag last year
and his feat this spring comes IN for
more than ordinary attention.
And go on down the list. as fol.
lowss
sEArTLE--Iohn Aiiilas aud s,er.
ling stryksr. altho al the 500 mark
respectively. have both pitched fine
bAAt lot NNE AfNiANHs
P0RTLAND--John Hoiilngsworih
has done some noble hurting for the
Beavers. IN spite Of the fac, that he
couldn't get tho Redskins out two
weeks aEo. Otherwise he has been
winring.
SALT LAKE - Bill piorcy. no
stranger 10 tho Coast league. but now
To the nees this year. has won nix
starts and and lost only twlcc aimee
the barrier was sprung. a. tho boys
aAy.
OAKLAND ~ Hub prueit. south
paw. and young Delaney. right.
handler, have been among tho win
asra for the Oaks
los A>GELEs--whlicy Giazner.
il,iie right handler. has done well
for tho Angels, lie won couple Of
iowhii games in Salt Lake last week
and they ought 20 pin few medals
on him for that.
NERNON--ciydc Barfoo, and Red
Oldham have done some good huri.
ing for the TiEern. but you can't win
many for "a team TINT can; make amy
runs Runs s,ill win ball games.
saCRAMENT0-Rny. Heating and
Speed Martin. who go, tired ~ work,
ing and wen, back 10 baseball thts
spring. have come ou, Of their tenn.
porary retircmcn, and have both
won for the Sacs. Cheers.
mention made Of pfetfer twha, n pip
that would he in one Of those x.word
puzzle things The nairsc of Douglas
Mcwhreney. who returns after
years absence in other realms. His
fass.ball is silll tipping and while nc
couldn't win for the Chicago White
Sox. pitching for thosc sassy Seals
is something else again for the biz
Scotchman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
HIGGINS IRATE

CLEVELAND, o., May 2i.-scv.
eral changes in the lineup Of the
New York Yanks arc considered as
result of the protracted slump
which has the team in seventh posi-.
ton. Miller Higgins. manager of
the team, reprimanded the players
severely after yesterdays game,
which was blown TO the Indians in
the ninth inning. II was said that
he threatened TO go TO work on
some OF the next pay checks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Garfield Eagles May Cinch Star
Lead in Division | by Winning

THE game between the Garfield
i Eagles and the Queen City Mo.
tors Sunday should help determine
the winner OF Tho Star league hon.
ora in Division One, The Eagles are
In first place and have not yet been
defeated. Stringing close on their
heels. are the y. NJ. A. c. and tho
Climax club.
These latter named teams play
each other Sunday and the loser will
be practically eliminated from the
championship. The Independents
are out in front in Division Two and
seem destined to stay there. They
have shown more strength than any
team In the circuit, winning all OF
their games with ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
In the Majors
Y,,irrds,'. hrre-rri. speaker. ol.,..

Yesterdays h~re--rris speaker, Cis.e-
land manager went clear around from
first base on an ordinary single and
srarsd the run In tho ninsh inning that
beat The Yankees 10 to .. rive hits
and two pssrsa scored slx runs for the
Indians In the final frame,
George k~liy's homer In the first In
nlnE with two on put the Eams on ice
for Zsss Harrsa and the Giants beat
ths Cubs TO l.
tebb'. triple In tho eighth inning start
ed rAily that resulted IN four runs
and the Tigers downed sho Senators.
to
-Four pitchers were pounded for nine
runs IN the sixth inning and tn. Rsds
mAulsd The Braves. Is 20 q.
For the first time since the season
started. George sIsier failed 90 hIt safely
and tho Athirtios beat tho Browns gto 6.
Ken Williams hit homer with the
bases filled.
THREE runs scored on n rally In the
eighth inning and n homer rs Wright.
stone in tha sixth gave tho Phtlilos an
70 victory over the Cards.
Founding four pitchers for ~ hits. the
Pirates cleaned tho Robins. - TO J
Twenty bases on balls were hoay~d nv
sis wild pitchers In n weird gam. taken
hy the white sox from the Red Soy
10 10 l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
League Serves Purpose

FTSEiE Woodland Park Tennis league,
4 comprising four teams and i2 In,
diyidual players. will serve a good
purpose on the North.F: End courts as
IL gives the park racquet wiclderS a
chance for regular competition with
something az stake.
Competition Is the life Of any
sport and the North. Finders not
having had any definite organi.
ration heretofore. have usually
eontented themselves with chal.
ienge matches over tho week
ends.
The league Is off 10 good start
he teams being evenly matched and
close scores being turned in for the
first matches last week.
triple rcundround will bs
played so that each player will meet
each player once in the singles dur
ing the schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Schedule Set
for Woodland
Tennis League

THE second round OF matches will
1 be played over the coming week.
end in the Woodland Park tennis
league, with the following singles
bookings listed.
o. r. Stephens vs.. Earl White.
Dick Burr vs.. George Rider.
Leroy Kelley VS.. Paul Dyer.
Frank Kozlowsli rs. Norman
whittit.
Ezra Pope vs.. c. C. Williams.
Chef Vincent VS.. Windy LangIie.
This schedule calls for the Ste
phens team TO meet the White squad
and the Kozlowski trio TO clash with
the Williams team. The captains
will pick their own doubles team for
one match 10 be played by each out.
fit.
Reports OF play are due al The
Star not later than Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Big Indian and
Brezling Meet
in Amateur Go

tom DIX. the big Indian boxer
i who will battle Otto Brcxling In
the seml.windup OF the amateur show
at Austin & Salts sym Friday night.
started his boxing career about two
weeks ago, when he knocked out
Johnny Budnieh ut tho gym.
Dix. who had probably never been
in ring before. stopped AZ the club
rooms at Ninth and Olive and want.
cd TO box. no tho fellows put him In
the ring against Budnich. The latter
ran against ono OF the Indians hooks
and went sound asleep for Il while.
Dick Potter and Jess Hall win fight
in tho main event. and six other
bouts viii complete the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

Babe Ruth, baseball's great
est attraction, gets $4,000 or
nearly $1,000 weekly the year
round.
While 100000 appears like a lot
OF money for a playermanngcr. Cobb
easily earns Il when delivering IN
that capacity. lie hasn't delivered
the last two years,
As a player. Cobb Is about thru II
Ia physically impossible for him to
stand the daily grind
As manager he has failed TO
get tho results that the experts
feel he should. Detroit Is gen.
orally regarded rs the strongest
aggregation In the American
league.
Cobb has three good catchers.
about 10 capable pitchers. two infielda
% almost equal strength and six out.
fleiders
No club in the American league
j. better fortified than Detroit.
yet for some reason tho team
isn't going anywhere. II has
been limited that the club isn't
smart. However, team with
such punch shouldn't need
much strategy 10 win.
This IL said 20 be tho crucial year
for Cobb az manager lie must de.
liver or go the way or other mana.
geFlal failures. despite his part great.
ness as a player
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Chrystal Is
Caledonian
Golf Victor

JIMMIE Chrystai. packing around
q n II handicap rating, led the field
OF SO golflng members OF the Gale
donia society on the course Of the
Olympic Golf and Country club. yes.
terdhy afternoon. when he Melted
a IS card.
During the round the players
teamed UP In best-ball'and-aggre-
gate matches, but In order 10 get
the "low down" on some Of the
boys. Captain Jock Duguid put
on this medal play on handicap
competition and-hs got Chry.
tails number.
Bob Johnstonr. tho chleftain Of
the clan. showed the brothers that
he can keep them In their places"
by turning in the los gross score Of
the day even tho II Was just one
stroke less than the chryatal efforts.
Frank Noble. the Rainier pro. took n
couple OF strokes more than the
North Ender
The second and third low net
prizes we're divided between Willie
Dow and Geordie McGiiliyray. each
turning in 72 cards.
The surprising thing about these
golf meetings OF tho Scotch IS that,
II there are any prizes NJ stake.
everybody turns in his card. Thirty
cards we're turned in after yester.
days play and Captain Duguid is
attn wondering who tho two FOR
clgnera" were who posed as Scotch
men.
Following the days outing the
lsddies had dinner in the club.
house and during the session
Bob Thompson. prcry Of The
Rainier Golf club. took occasion
TO tell the crowd why he was
eligible 10 hold membership In
the CALIFORNIAN society. His
great grandmother was half
Scotch.
Billy Bolcom applied for member.
ship saying that he was Scotch by
thirst. His application Is under con.
sidera,ion.
Wei. anyway, everybody had a
grand time and another OF the same
kind win be- held In the near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Abe Espinosa
Leads Golfers
in Qualifying

Gan 'FItANc1scO May si.-~Abc
- Espinosa. o. San Francisco.
turned in the baat score OF the
first days qualifying play for the
national open solf cham pionships.
Esplnpsa toured thr VIC, San
Francisco golf course in 70 strokes.
one over par lie went out in as.
other scores In teday'a play
were:
Joe Noyai Of Berkeley. "a. While
Hunter Of Los Angeles. rs. Walter
Young of San Francisco. IS: George
KerrigRn OF Los Angeles. ~; Harold
sampson Of BuTiinEsme. ~; Harold
Clark Of San Francisco. 10. While
Nlccon Of Bcrcsford. 50: Earl Naesl.
So: Fritz Smith. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Indians Loaf;
Too Much Rain

GAIT LAKE CITY. Utah. May
~ Silt raincd here wednes.
day and instead OF running them.
selves ragged around the bases,
as Is the baseball custom here,
the Seattle Indians played rummy
In the Utah hotel.
Weather permitting. tho Tribe
viii renew ts batting practice
with the salt Lake Bees here to.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Garfield May
Take Lead In
Props League

A NEW leader. In undisputed pos.
n session Of first place In the high
school league. may be the result, Of
the Broadway Ballard game at Druad.
way. Friday afternoon. Tho new
leader would be- Garfield Il Broad.
way loses 10 Ballard. and the Babes
win be alone in the top berth.
in the other games. Garfield plays
West Seattle at West Seattle. LIN,
colin plays Franklin al Lincoln. and
Roosevelt plays Queen Anne ut
Queen Anne.
Ballard won the first contest Of the
season against broadway bat has met
revcrscs since iis Victory. II the
Beavers win, il viii bring Broadway
down to tic In second place with
them. and II Garfield loses NJ the
same time. there win he a triple tie
for first place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

TO break an opponents morale as to
have the player on the other side
Of the net make almost impossible
returns Of supposedly ace shots.
Turenne is still somewhat troubled
with double-fauTts In his serving and
must develop steadier forehand
stroke. The season is young yet.
however. and the Seattle star viii
soon be In form and the man who
beats him will just about lead the
section this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Frosh-Soph Track
PreIin1s Thursday

Preiirninaries for tho Freshman.
Sophomore meet OF the Seattle high
schools were being held this after
noon at o'clock In the University
OF Washington Stadium. Saturday
the finals OF the undcrclassmen track
meet viii be staged at $50 a. m.
Both the prellminarles and the
finals will be managed by Garfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
STENCIL MAY
BE MAGNATE

WORCESTER Mass. May a.
Casey stcngcl, former major league
outficlder, win become the presi.
dent and playing manager of the
Worcester Eastern league club. II
Commissioner Lands approves the
deal which transferred the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Huskies Beat
Oregon, lO-5,
inWildGane
Varsity Ball Season Will
Wind Up Here
Friday

WINDING up the 1925 baseball
w season. Washington will play
tho oregon Agricultural college at
Denny field Friday afternoon. The
lIuskies have but TO win the gnme
with the Agsies 20 cop the Pacific
Northwest Conference championship.
as they defeated oregon az Denny
field Wednesday. 10 10 o.
Jones started on the mound for
Washington and did well until the
sixth inning. when tho visitors scored
their first three runs. Altho Jones
blanked the Wehfooters the first five
innings, he was too generous with his
tickets and hits In tho sixth and
Mccombs replaced him.
oregon scored again In the sew.
snth and ninth. but the Huskies had
the game sailed. dried and ready for
shipment 20 Corvallis.
Frayne and Tesreau knocked a
home run apiece In the first inning
for the Huskien and Mayior hit a
drive 10 center field that was muffed
and Washington had a ,hrcerun
margin. -Four more In the third
rtrahad ,ha s,ap,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

THRv TIE -.
|QopEseA.
RENAuLT nEATs RIsKO

CLEVELAND. May 2i.-Jaek Re.
nAuit. Canadian heavyweight, won a
i2.round decision from John Risko.
cievelnnd King Solomon, Jewish
heavyweight. won On slghtround DE-.
cision from Mike Wallace. Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
HOW THE SERIES STAND
IT'S FREE

BOSTON. May 2i.--No admission
will be charged TO see paavo Nurmi
ottcmp, to establish new worlds
record for tho mile, Friday. at tho
Harvard stadium. Officials say moro
tickets have been applied for than
for a football game,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Pasadena to Hold
Wornen's Tourne,

CHICAGO. May a. The National
A. a. U. .women's track moot Ia to
be held June II, at Pasadena. CAL,
u was announced Wednesday by Fred
steers, president OF the Central A. A.
u, and chairman Of the event II
VIII BIO sponsored by tho Pasadena
Athletic and Country club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

NEW YORK, May e1,--LouIs H.
Daley, Jrp of East Orange, N, j.,
has been added to the team Of young
players " be sent TO Wimbledon next
Modnny by tho United States Lawn
Tennis association TO play in the
British national championships, Ray
Casey and John llcnncssy were APP
pointed recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Northwest VIII Watch Casey

DAY CASEY. the big California
~ southpaw, who cleaned up every
tournament in the Northwest last
summer. viii come in for special at.
fcntion from sport fans in this sec.
zion this year as he Is now on his
way to England to play with the
American team in the international
matches at Wimbledon.
Casey's forte on the courts Is
his terrific service, over which
he has uncanny control. Nobody
In tournaments here year ago
could handle it. Howard LaDglie,
the Seattle junior. gave him the
only hard fight he had.
Whenever local net fans get to.
Fctl1er and buzz about tennis the
question Of cazeys serve compared
70 that OF Wallace Scott, the Ia.
coma southpaw. comes up. Both
play left.handed and have terrific.
twisting service strokes. It's too bad
that they didn't meet last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
END TRAINING

CHICAGO. May IL Charley Phil
Rosenberg. bantam champion. and
Harold Smith. the Chicago stock
Yards wailoper. have ended their
trimming and pronounce themselves
ready to show something Friday In
a bout at which the title is Mt stake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
EDWARDS WINS

PORTLAND, May 2f.-Billy Ed.
wards. Kansas City light heavy.
weight. was enabled TO take two out
OF three falls last night from Sailor
Jack Wood. Texas, by use OF his
famous knucklc chiropractic head.
lock. Woods took the first fall with
a leg split hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Clouds and
Smoke Slow
Up Pigeons

CUNDAf'S rnco from konnowick.
~ Wash. proved n hard ono for
tho 22o birds released there at G
a. m. the winner arriving at 1916
p. IN.
The weather was cloudy Mt the
start and smoky at tho home end,
keeping the speed down TO rs miles
an hour for the i77mile course.
Tho rnglltg In vnrde nor ,,,tnu,a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

try and Colt
club next month.
according to
word sent out
by the tourna-
ment committee.
The presence
OF this trio VIII
add much lllster
10 the meet
which promises
10 be one Of
qualify and
quantity.
Won Elm has
always been a
big favoriie in
these parts and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Miss Wethered
Enters Finals

TRooN, Scotland. May u. Miss
joyce we,hercd. British golf cham.
pion, qualified for the final round
Of tho annual championships here
today when she eliminated Mrs.
Temple Dobell in the frat Of the
soml-fiuni matches. six and five
In the second aemifinai round.
Miss Cecil Leitch. former champion.
became the finaiis, agains, Miss
wethered for tho championship when
slie defeated Miss Berry, Brown. one
UP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Won Elm Is
AmongThose
Due to Play
Marion Hollins and Mary
Browne Also Expected
at Tacoma
BY ALEX C. ROSE

GEORGE Won ELM. Mary X.
~ Browne and Marion Holiins.
three nationally known golfers. viii
be among those present when the
annual Pacific Northwest links
championship meet gets underway
on the eourse Of The Tacoma Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
CAN'T PLAY

The Arden Cubs viii be unable TO
play their scheduled game for Sat.
urday with the Ross A. C. The
teams were to play TO make up for
n lost game, but 1t will have to be
arranged for some other date, The
Cubs viii play Sunday, however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

spect and that =
his uncan n y
ability In court.
recovering. He's
in n class by
himself when ii
c ON es TO this
p h asc OF the
game.
Ability 10 start
and stop quickly.
strong legs and
< o ID condition
are the secrets
OF his success in
this department.
Nothing in tep-
mis- will go so far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

loom up before
your optics and
those bugs who
keep track Of the
figures on the
national nuisance
u n q o utodly
know Rlrsa d y
that those new
handles arc 10.
Gated prominent,
~ near the top
OF tho wins and
losses for hurl.
erH
hut for the
benefit Of those
fans not so mAth'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
EIGHT POSTPONED

OAKLAND. Cal. May 2i-The
Frankie sehoell.Frankio Denny fight
for next Wednesday night has been
called or. Denny has a bad hand.
injured In training. II wan reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Monkey Business

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. May 2f
Wayne big" Mum, il training for
hts bout May 30 with Ed Stranger
Lewis by climbing trees. Mum says
II adds strength to his arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
FIERCE TOO coon

SAN FRANCISCO. May 81 Russ
Pierce had TOO much reach and too
much punch for Frankie Barren In
n i0.round main event here last night
and was given the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
WRIGHT QUITS

PHILADELPHIA. May 9i.--Joe
Wright. veteran rowing coach. has
resigned At the University OF Penn.
sylyania and he win be replaced by
Jim Rice, assistant coach hereto
fore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

and the laxlty Of
the officials
works a hardship
on the players
themselves. who
m ust conform
with the rules in
hig tournaments.
Ia that Il throws
them or their
stride. as they
aren't in IN .
habit or serving
within the rules,
Henry Blake,
former president
OF the Seattle
Tennis club. calls
attention 20 this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
STARKELS STARS

Starkels. the youngest outfielder
for the Independents, Yields about
the heaviest stick in the league. He
has been hitting the ball at good
clip and ranks high In tho standings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
GOR,IAN VS.. SPENCER

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2i.--Joe
German. Portland feathsrweignt. and
George spencer. will box the main
event here Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
TY COBB DUE FOR BL UE EQVEL OPE
Georgia Peach FliUUer
as Manager at Detroit
Star Player That He Is, Cobb Doesn't Get Results
Manager; Draws Down Tremendous Salary From
Tiger Club, in American League

y !. !; !. :. !: :: :.
SS}ar Cobb is still playing nearly every day and is
&C.. s. Il i !: a.! 1T ' ss s4i
II is said that Cobbs stipend manager and player calls
for 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

Henry Ford says he wants to SEQ
tho American flag flying every.
where. As a starter he ought TO try
TO interest the United States In the
fAnn