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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
No One Knows
What Becomes
of RayGriffith

Hollywood has a man Of mystery
lie is Raymond Griffith. tho
young man whom Paramount Is
launching as comedy star in Hes
Prince
Where ne goes after he leaves
tho studio at night no one knows
lie Is almost never seen dining
AZ any Of the smart places on
Hollywood blvd. where motion pic
ture folk arc won't 70 gather
lie lives at an exclusive mems
club, but seldom can be found
there.
He r. almost never seen at the.
Etrlcai opening. but he never misses
good production, screen or stage.
that makes i,s appearance In Los
Angeles
lie win fight before he viii talk
about himself.
He shuns social functions. yet il
10 admitted in Hollywood that not
even a Barrymore wears a tuxedo
or formal evening attire better OF
more easily.
He has never even been reported
engaged aitho he Is declared to be
one Of the most eligible bachelors
in the country.
Griffith himself offers no ex.
| PLANTATION.
Raymond Griffith. the actor. be
longs to the public" he says. 'rbut
az soon as he leaves tho studio
Raymond Griffith becomes a pri
qatc citizen who takes advantage
Of his constitutional right 10 life
liberty and the pursui, of happiness
as he secs NJ without divulEing
tho secrets OF his private affairs Il
anyone"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Nothing Wrong With
Brontys Appetite

The greatest eater OF ali time
makes his screen debut in The Lost
World"
lie II hrontotauruu nc 10 pre-.
historic dlnoAaur family. which
rclgucd upon the earth 10000. 600
years ago.
"Bfonty" had a body aa big as 10
elephants. but his head was little
larger than that OF the present day
horse
How no small head could have
supported such huge body has Bl.
ways been a puzzle To paleontnlu-
Elsts. They suppose that he must
have spen, practically all Of hts time
eating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
EXCLUSIVE Hotel
Used for Setting

Tho Park Lane. newest OF New
York's exclusive hotels In tho fhsh.
ionabe Park Avenue district, makes
Us debut IN motion pictures ms part
Of the background for Bcbs paniolH'
latest picture wild. wild Susan. :"
now al the Coliseum
Miss Daniels. Rod la Eoequo, Dl-
rector Edward Sutherland and nov.
erai minor players Invaded The hotel
recently. and thru the courtesy Of the
managing director. filmed an entire
sequence for the picture in the priu.
cipal rooms on the main floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
rkO-TE1Ei
l)(19;1lO
Esther Longs to
Break Up a Home

Esther ialston nearly realized her
ambition 10 appear on the screen IN a
vampire role during the flmlng %
The Trouble with Wives" IN which
hhe Is appearing at the Liberty this
week
You're 10 play the part OF Dag
mar" Director Malcolm S. clair told
Miss HAlalon when he handed her a
copy OF the scenario Reading Il AZ
home that night sho became more
elated with the turning Of each page
but IN the last 20 pages disappoint.
meni descended upon her for she
found that IN tho story Dagmar
proves 10 be no real vampire, but
merely suspected OF being one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
"The Torrent" Is
Colonial Feature

The Torrent" the drama OF a glri
who consented TO be married for a
Joke. and found out that Il was the
real thing. Is the Colonial feature
wednesday Gertrude Aston, Ora
Carew. Frank Elliott. William Fair
banks. and large supporting cast
do excellent work.
Tho saiutsd Devil" with Rudolph
Valentino. Is scheduled for Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Veteran Comedians
in Columbia Film

cast ~ veteran comedians cup
ports Reginald Denny ia California
Straight Ahead. his latest Universal.
Jewel starring picture. at the Column
bla
Tom Wilson. noted for hia cccen'
trio characters. plays an unusual role
In tho production. as do John Step,
ping. Lucille Ward. Leo NomaH,
Fred Eamelton and Charles Gerard
Gertrude olmsted plays tho lead on
posito Denny Harry Pollard direct
cd, The story was adapted from a
screen original by Pollard aud Byron
Morgan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

While on location at Red Lake,
Arizona. group Of the cow-punchers
used in the film production Of the
Zahe Grey novel, "wild Horse Mesa, E"
introduced goatroping 10 the Navajo
Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Bebe Daniels Is
Next Capitol Star

Last showings % Madame Sans
Gene" the historic picture, starring
Gloria Swanson. are scheduled foi
Wednesday night al the Capitol.
on tho new bill Thursday, tho at
traction will DO Argentine Love.
with Bebo Daniels and Ricardo Cor
tcz. Tho story was written especially
for Miss Daniels by Blasco Ibancz
author OF THE Four Horsemen."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
EUeIyn Brent Film
Closes Wednesday

Evelyn Brent Is evidently even
more popular in her unique and color'
fui role IN Lady Robinhood which
is playing at the Winter Garden.
than she was in the crook melo-
dramas in which she climbed 10 star.
dom under the y. - 0. banner. The
present picture gives the little actress
a vivid role which she portrays with
remarkable ability.
Starting Thursday, the attraction
win be Lilies Of the Streets" with
Virginia Lee Corbin featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

81 n gins aone
so ga reminla-
cent OF the good
old dayB." this
week.
Tho feature
picture Is Pretty
I,adieA" a drama
OF II follies clown
who 10 starved
for companion
ship. ZaSu Pitts
power OF por-
traying hu IN o !
tou c h c d with
tragedy makos
the picture stand
out from tho
ordinary Ton,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
CHESS THEY WON'T

BERKELEY, Cal A board Of
women here have decided that girls
enrolling at the university this year
must not roll their stockings, must
not stay out later than a. m, must
not smoke and must let up on their
use of slang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

Lewis Stone and Alma Rubens. who
appeared together In the film version
Of "Cythcrca," again VIII play or.
poslte each other IN the cast ~ Fine
Clothes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

Admiral, the horse ridden By Don.
aid Crisp. who plays Don Sebastian
IN the Douglas Fairbanks picture.
Don 9. is a five gated Kentucky.
bred saddle horse Of registered pcdi.
gree His value IS $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
ALVEOLAR TEETH

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regdy TO Immediately fasten In The
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Plate Experts

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

Gloria Swanson viii display the
latest in beach and ballroom styles IN
her naw picture, The Coast OF
Folly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09
Heilig Film Rich
in Human Interest

Wallace Alexander popula r
Scotch tenor. is proving an attrac-
ton at tho HeIlig. where he is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-09

Moore plays opposite the eccentric
ZaSu
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
Independent Baseball

to. Z. accordine TO oof the a9SS so 5S : ' The Fort:
vile team states the score was IA to 4.
The Red sox want a game for next Sun
welt Ave, or call Webster So90.
Chrlstamore A. G. next Sunday. '
The Southern Grays have an open date
next Sunday and would like to hear from
some State club. Address Walter Cox. 900
Fulton St. or call Riley $751;.
Indianapolis CUBS defeated Triangle
struck out Y Twelve y; Ss S and allowed TsGN' only EuT t@o
hits. The Indianapolis Cubs have won
eight out of nine games.
The Keyless- Independents defeated Oak.
landon; to 3. Game are wanted with
R ISn So9pp9SBtEM 81 Next 9; Bgs5 Tnsgv q he cal iIInd ErysnS.
sslnts play the Collegiates at Riverside
The Eastern Cubs defeated New Pal.
estine. "A to 9. The Cubs want a game
for. Sunday and would like to hear. from
aiIIs t caim ggii.t srts ssms Gag GIiOq p 8 lag g
t.: The Lin t6incQ 2Ro Highways sh,;n s,,S Et Il this Ns city de-
md, TO s. A game Is wanted with a
strong Sttae team for. next. Sunday. Ad.
aarTess or G cs9 aaI Ray; g II, Nv w ~Twenty'F1fth
c,5 The FtG 1B,. T r. y team .t es E S,tes ssS
well for. the winners. For games, call Bel
mont 0S6S.
m. ThH St tirf AaathS ss th Z; 4 E e.'o G, VIII hall f0sid p 2
m, The following are asked &c, attend:
~ganes call Belmont O5q3-J
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21

ClOu W SuIll1uS Ill Cut AclU'
Schneider got a home run, double
and single, his three clouts being of
the timely order. Walter Rehg got
two hits and Fitzsimmons helped his
own cause by finding a safe spot
twice.
Manager Nick Allen used four
pitchers and two pinch hitters in an
effort to catch the Indians, but a big
first inning, in which the Tribe
scored five ms proved too much of
a handicap for the locals.
Across the river Monday the Min
neapolis Millers walloped the league
leading Colonies, 9 to 0, and there is
a hint in the air that perhaps Lou
isville finally is due for a slump. OF
course, the Colonies are far In the
lead, but just at present Minneapo.
lis is enjoying a whale of a winning
streak and displaying a real threat
for the pennant if Louisville hap.
pens to bump into hard luck.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21

aces in Italy. 1t IS said the Cham.
pion Spark Plug Company also has
a sum Of money in the machine.
De Paolo, II is said, is scheduled
to sail for Italy Aug. 2, but the
indianapolis Duesenberg company
has no information about the con.
tract. If there is one. A dispatch
from Milan today read as though
De Paolo's entry is official.
According to Fred Duesenberg.
De Paolo plans a visit to Indian
apolis late this week.
Tommy Milton. two-time winner
Of the international 500-mile race
here, also is coming to Indianapolis
this week and It is understood he
has entered a Duesenberg mount in
the Italian Grand Prix.
With De Paolo and Milton COM
peting. America will be represented
strongly in the Italian event and
foreign race fans are sure to see
some Yankee speed de lux.
There may be other pilots and
Indianapolis Duesenbergs entered in
the 1925 italian classic, but no con-
tracts had been signed up to noon
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
SIGN COOLEY
Veteran to Referee Bouts at
New Outdoor Arena.

Jim Cooley, former boxer and ball
player, has been signed to referee
ali bouts at the new Brightwood
open air arena, PAS Massachusetts,
Ave. The arena will be opened
Thursday night when an interesting
card will be staged.
Larry Pruitt, fighting his second
pro bout, was matched with Allan
Watson Monday to go six rounds
on the program. Pruitt made a good
showing at Tomlinson Hall recently
when he d%ecisively outpointed Chick
Hall.
Other bouts Thursday will be
Merle Alte VS.. Rustic Russell. ten
rounds, and Jimmy Savers VS.. Royal
Cox, eight rounds.
If the Brightwood arena gets
away to a good start shows will be
staged every Thursday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
What Can Be Done?

The case may cause a real shake
UP in international athletics because
the matter probably will be sifted
pretty thoroughly. But after all the
investigation, what can be done
Some amateurs use the expense &C
count as sort of a 'joker" and get
away with it.
Mnrchison and Paddock are not
the only ones ever accused either
openly or behind their backs. There
are always rumors and more rumors
of this nature. An exorbitant de-
mand for appearing is, no doubt,
against the spirit of the rule.
The Olympic committee meeting in
Holland this spring did not clear up
the international situation in the
least.
Some of the A. A. U. rulings
are worth a smile Or two. The
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States tries to line up all
of the amateur associations in
various sports. The United
States Lawn Tennis Association
and United States Golf, Associa-
ton, are the two big ones not
in the fold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
Nut Cracker

/" TRYING to swim the Eng
~ lish Channel, Miss Lillian
III Harrison tainted and was
dragged out of the water by her
hair. -. Thus completely running her
lovely marcel.
TURN ABOUT BEING CONSIDERED
FAIR PLAY. WE THINK THE REGULA-
TIoN CERTIFIED ICE MEN OF SUMNER
OUGHT TO ARRANGE TO SPEND THEIR
AUTUMNAL AFTERNOONS SKIRTING
THE ENDS AND sLASHING OFF
TACKLES.
Because he pushed an umpire, Doc
Lavan of the Kansas City Blues was
banished. MIR. Lavan should know
umpires are made to be shushed,
not pushed.
Chick Evans Is beaten again in
the western amateur golf -tourna-
ment. mo sir, things aren't what
they used to be when dad used to
hitch in front Of the postoffice and
ma used to wait until Fay Temple
ton came to town before she'd even
think of visiting the opera house.
TEX RICHARD SAYS HE IS CoNFI-
DENT HE WILL BRING WILLS AND
DEMPSEY TOGETHER NEXT YEAR. .
THIS is THE FIRST INTIMATIoN WE
HAVE HAD TEX STILL BELIEVES IN
SANTA CLAUS.
m HE news dispatches inform
that William Jennings Bryan
IL was outtalked by one Mr..
Stewart at the monkey trial..
Looks like the old boy has been
neglecting his road work or some
thing.
HARRY GREB IS ACCUSED OF TRAv-
ELING UNDER WRAPS IN A BOUT
WITH YOUNG MAKE Ro5EEBLooM.
-. ON BEING QUESTIONED. Mr.. Ros-
ENBL DOM ADMITTED HE WAS UNDER
MOST OF THE RAPs HIMSELF.
Mr.. Anderson, the Davis cup ters
mis- player, is quoted: I'm five years
France will completely dominate the
tennis world. There, there little
girl, don't let that unnerve you. Re-
member we are a strong yeast-eat.
ing nation, capable OF facing the
gravest perils without a tremor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
De M PS Ely
IG NOR ES
M lem BEERS
Jack Gives Commissioners
GO By and Departs for
WeSt-RickardtActS

United Press SfdV toFfcSf ondcnt
NEW YORK. July 21--Lackins
the authority 10 impose a death
sentence. tho New York boa Ing com.
mission was in n mood 10 decide
upon a life sentence for jack Demp-
sey when he failed 10 appfar at It's
meeting today.
At the last meeting OIL the com,
mission. the heavyweight champion
appeared before Conimissioner
Mudoon and told him he accepted the
challenge Of Harry wills land asked
for the privilege OF engaging in one
or more warm.up bouts.
Jack was told 20 come buck today
when he would he given the verdict.
Dempsey did not came back today
because he was speeding 20 the coast
on an GRAND. his friends say 20
break up his realty partu ership
with Jack Kearns.
Tex Richard was ,delega ted by
Dempsey 10 represent him before
the commission today. and Tex says
he has the authority 20 accept on
behalf OF Dempsey any proposition
the commission may suggest.
twill take some long tall; 10 got
the commission 10 slde-stepAt IL long.
held point that Dempsey shoUld
fight wins first. but Il Is understood
Richard is prepared TO speak mp and
tell the commission Wills doesn't
want TO fight this year he cant get
ready, and that the fight Is too big
a proposition 10 be staged within
a few months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
3 a N T 4 M
T l. l. IS
AT STAKE
Rosenberg and Shea to
Meet in New York Ring
on Wednesday.

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, July 21.-The ban
tamweight championship, the melt
ing pot title of the ring, will be
staged again this week in a fight
between Charlie (PhiD Rosenberg,
incumbent, and an Italian boy from
Chicago, who calls himself Eddie
Shea. .
Rosenberg is the second Jew to
sign himself bantarnweight cham
pion in a six-year period which has
seen the title in possession Of one
Pole, n Irishman, two Italians
and two Hebrews.
Rosenberg and Shea will brawl f1f-
teen rounds or less at the Velodrome,
THE place where Lynch, the Irisher,
knocked out Buff, the Pole, in 1922,
to capture the crown for the second
time.
Shea is a sturdy little scrapper,
Rosenberg did not think much of his
ability and accepted him under the
impression that the bout would be
a mere practice shot. The fact that
Phil was whipped recently by Pete
Sarmiento in Cleveland has con
WINGED the gambling set that Shea
may have a chance after all.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21

f~1HE directors Of the Okla
bona City Golf and Coun-
- try Club probably are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21

The Robins will send Pitcher Mel.
son Green to Minneapolis at once
and Pitcher Homer Wilson, now with
the Reading Club, as soon az the IN.
ternational League season closes.
The International League season
closes Sept. 20 and the American
Association season Sept. 81.
McGraw has won ten straight
games, his last time out being
against indianapolis last Friday
when he won after a hard battle. His
record shows seventeen victories and
six defeats. He is a tall hurler with
speed and a fast curve, and also
fairly strong with the bat. He was
in the big show" before as a mem
Der of the New York Americans.
The deal pleased Minneapolis be.
cause it gives the Millers one more
hurler now and another the last
week of the season. Minneapolis is
In third place in the A. A. and in
the midst of a winning streak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
PLAY A. 3. c. S
Strong Prestos to Tackle
Co!ored Team Wednesday.

The Prest-O-Lites, strong local
amateur league team, will clash with
the Indianapolis A. B. C.s, National
Negro League aggregation L Wash
game starting at 4:30.
The teams were rained out Mon.
day, after making big preparations
for a hot struggle. Followers OF
amateur and independent ball here
have displayed keen interest in the
contest and the Prestos probably
will be well backed in the clash
Wednesday. .
1t will be the first battle Of a
three-game series, the second con.
fict to eel later in the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
Fort Fight Card
Tonight

John Risk0, Cleveland. Ohio, vs.. Jack
Macdonald, Jamestown, n. Y; heavy
weights. Ten Ounds.
Eddie Staten, Louisville, vs.. Larry
POsen. Toledo: $50 pounds. Eight rounds.
Joe Trumpeter. Toledo, VS.. Ernie Wal
ton. Indianapolis; 100 pounds. Six rounds.
Pat Mccullough. Fl. Harrison, VS., Joe
Walters. Columbus. Ind: 100 pounds. Six
rounds.
Charles Shine. Indianapolis. VS.. Charles
Null. Indianapolis; 145 pounds. -Four
rounds
Time-s:30. Band concert at 7:45.
Referee-George Grammel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
JOHN AND
RAY BACK
AT M {
Hennessey, Local Tennis
Star, Due to Arrive in
New York Today.
BIZ Times Special

DA = wv St1NN
NEW YORK, July 21.--Ray Ca
sey of California and John Hen
nessey of Indianapolis, the Ameri-
cans who went to the final round
in the mems doubles at the VIM
bledon tennis tournament, were to
land back in New York today and
settle down to a round OF eastern
tournaments which will keep them
in this section of the country until
fall.
The United States Lawn Tennis
Association announced that they
would try for places on the team
which will defend the Davis cup on
Sept. 10, IL and l..
In view of the fact that neither
PLAYER had ever competed on Euro
pean courts before, the association
was heartened by their showing at
Wimbledon. and apparently expects
them to develop into front ranking
men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
Strikeout Record

0O NEW ' York, July 22.-Dauuy
Vance, Brooklyn's star pitcher, es-
tablished a new big league mound
record for ten innings, when he
famed seventeen batters in Mon.
days game against the 81. Louis
Cards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
NO MORE INFORMATION
English A. A. A. WithhoIds Dope
on Murchison Case.

Bg United Press
LONDON. July 21.-No more in.
formation about the charges OF pro.
fessionalism made against Loren
Murchison. American Splinter. will
be given out until the investigation
is completed, the English A. A. A.
announced. Murchison has gone on
a motor trip and left no address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
FITZ K. O.'s ROMERO

DIV IfWCS NUectdI
NEWARK, N. j., July 21.-Young
Bob Fitzsimmons knocked out Quin.
tin Romero Rojas here Monday night
in the third round of a scheduled
t~welve-round bout. 1t was Fitzsim-
mons twelfth straight K. o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
N
Big Guns Come Through in
Illinois Tennis.
BIZ United Press

BU United Press
S X o X 1 + COUNTRY CLUB,
GLENCOE. ILL.,, July 21.-The ten
mis- stars. Tilden. Johnson, Snod.
grass. Norton. Griffin and Helen
Jacobs weathered the first round
matches in the Illinois State tour.
ney here Monday
Lott was the only racquetter who
ran into difficulty and he pulled out
Of a bad hole to win from Coleman
Clark in three violent sets.
Monday Results
FIRST ROUND. MEMS SINGLES
D. H. Turner Chicago, defeated r. II.
H o. Kinsey, San Francisco, defeated
X. Garter, Chicago, so. SO.
Me n: kai SsTos Jr' Chicago. defeated Mead
"; T. EIdep PhilSdslRhiS defeated Leo
chicaFSoo' ye sq. SSh1easo' defeated R. Brown.
Webb, London. EnSia9%, SO. SO. :
H. E. Messsi9eRsn, 'GGRR icaFg9eiill 1 s!o.D Ssiiff' defeated
G N. Lott Jr,. Chicago. defeated e
H. oelse Chicago 60 Co., -
Bates. Chicago. 60. o., -
II MeFt5 chicag9, defeated H. F. Nc.
Harvey %Snodgrtss. Los Angeles, defeat,
go JACK Linderman. Montevale. N. Y.
BERKELEY Bell. Austin. Texas, defeated
f0RFa r. SGarIEsEii ioSfft. ff% hdissopo SiiS' SScc1iea,ed W
Sheriff. Evanston, go. Ga,
GlSan. PRiiSdclSDRhiiSsa, los. '7es.ed D. Nc
=, Wray Browpi 81. Louis, defeated r. p
deTl c9ieaSS rse 70. N s;I. yor,, d.t.,,.a a
OConnell. Chicago. 6.il 90.
SECOND ROUND
9. y Griffin, San francisco, defeated
W. Boyden, Chicago, defeated s.. Bar
T. Ward. SSSSieaso 81 'tst .4 o0iea'o'
4 r Rolley6 Chieago. defeated C.. La
G. N. Lott Jr.. Chicago. defeated Cole
man Clark. Chicago. 20. 90. 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-21
CARSON LOSES DECISION

BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 21.-Har.
ry Forbes, Ohio bantamweight, got
the referees decision over Don Car,
son Of Indianapolis here Monday
night in a fast bout.