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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

Exquihtely feminine with
tho new godets, panel cf-
fec;s. low waistlines and
Etrdght-line styles IN "a
rich ecru tint Sizes 1S
10 ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
AND So OK

IF you hadn't been so long In
dressing we could have caught this
last train
and II you hadn't been In such a
hurry we shouldn't have had so long
10 wait for tho nextr'--vikingen,
ChristIania-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
ny. G. LUCILLE nT11ER

HOUSEKEEPING should 30 easy
Ii for the electric bride.
Tho first electric wedding will
take place Monday. Juno >. Al high
noon in tho Spanish ballroom OF
Tho olympic Hotel sponsored by
members OF tho Electric club OF
Seattle.
Tho whole idea has developed
from the fact tina, while the sec.
ond and third wedding anniyertaT
lea havS their special designations.
the fourth slips by unnoticed. Here
after. II tho national society for
electrical development has It's way.
the fourth wedding anniversary viii
br known as tho electric ami.
versary."
The prospective bride and groom.
who win enjoy tho distinction OF
telng tho principals In seat,lh's
first electric wedding. are Miss
Helen Clara Dimes OF sss w. ssth
At. and Mr John Carlson OF 1909
18th ave. y. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
South Africa Uses
Northwest Lumber

Brisk building activity in South
Africa has Increased the demand for
Northwestern lumber. according TO
reports 10 shiri a. Blalock. North
western district manager Of the
Cnlted States department Of com.
meroe. His offices are at bis Low
man building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
LIVE IN a MNTCm nON

LoSDoNt-Tho tinicat inmates OF
tho London ZOO AFRO pygIny mleo from
Gambia. In West Africa. They AFRO
smaller than bees and two OF them
can 1.-Two comfortably ia "a safety
fnntch box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

a submarine boat is said TO have
been invented in 1879 and another
Is believed TO havo been tried on
the Thames Mt tho beginning OF the
nth century.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

q bradley. Star staff Photographer
They will bo tho recipients OF n
multitude Of electric gifts. presented
By local firms interested IN tho
electrical industry. whose slogan
win DO Give Her An Electrical
GIFT"
All members OF the electrical IN.
dus,ry are invited 90 attend tho
wedding. which viii take place dur.
Ing tho weekly luncheon OF tho
Electric club. After tho ceremony.
tho couple viii ioaye for n wedding
trip. afterwards making their home
ih Seattle.
-f1app<r W.T.. stnYt. Ta,.s.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
No Fuss Expected When Ball Men Mix

series between tho Pirates and tho
Senators convinced the commits.
sloner and about 10000 soaked fans
that middle October was a poor
spot for n baseball classic.
Another lesson learned in the
worlds series may also result In
rule preventing oncroachment in
the playing field. The management
OF the Pittsburg club was so eager
to accommodate fans and, In
cidcntally TO make the gate moro
substantial the outfcld was
Uttered up with lot of special
stands that turned two.baggors into
home runs.
The players whose aim was good
didn't complain, but the fans
thought It was n joke and fans to
mako good customers have to take
their baseball seriously
TIME political situation, from all
L Appearances, indicates a peace.
full season. Ban Johnson, the
turbulent prcs,acpt of tho American
league. may thiii'l just as much or
as little of Commissioners lands
IA he over did, but he is keeping
quiet about t.
East winter nan spoke out OF
turn aud spoke 80 loudly In crlti-
cism of the commissioner thatv Ito
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

questionable position.
TT is POSSIBLE that the scandal
L may get another airing il friends
of O'Connell are able to get hear.
ing on plea to have the case OF
the young outfielder reconsdered,
There are many reasons TO he.
lieve that O'Conncll was not as
guilty as his testimony made him
appear, His crime, II a crime was
committed was an innocent one be-
cause any one who knows him
knows that there is nothing OF the
criminal in him and that he never
could he q schemer.
Criminal law, which makes an
accessory guilty should not be ap.
piled TO this particular case. o'Con.
nell certainly did not think he was
committing crime Of such enorm.
lily that he would be banished from
the game for life,
The punishment seems to have
been too severe to fit the cusc.
Baseball was O'Connoll's business.
He knew no other occupation and
ho was just getting a good start
When he was kicked out of base.
on and he was so prosecuted that,
he finally had to cot a job handling
freight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

Wills No one r. authorized 20 act
for me. md Floyd r'ltmlmmona
alone must DO considered aa the
promoter unless he violates agree.
msnt made by him. and not the
South bend peoples who must b.
rcpadiased under cxls'iug cuudl.
tons Our agreement and sigma.
lures were 20 FiizslmmonA alone,
Dempsey explained that the
South Bend people referred TO
were tho original hackers OF tho
proposed title bout. They are seek,
ing to have tho match undcrwri,tnn
by a group Of Chicago promoters.
he asserted. and propose to gain
Mullins consent to a change In tho
articles Of agreement which viii
take tho title fight out Of tho state
Of Indiana to Chicago
The champion declares he was
not opposed to such an agreement.
''The fight viii probably be held
10 ChicaFo-ln fact. It appears now
that It viii. he said. But there
are certain interested parties seek.
Ing TO gain financial control OF this
match who have no authority what
~rer, and nm warning Paddy 10
look out for them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Huskies Worked 1t

THE Huskiea worked the forward
4 pass as much as anybody on
the Coast this year. with the pos.
sible exception Of Idaho. which
didn't come up to standard this
year, and had nothing but an air
threat.
A pass put the Huskies In
position TO tic the score against
Nebraska, 35.yard heave from
Wilson TO Cutting giving the
arple and Gold its chance TO
eyen up the tally.
A pass scored one touchdown
against Washington State.
Another scored against Stanford
In these Inst named contests tyre
enemy heaves were intercepted for
touchdowus.
\ forward pass. Louie Tcs-
reau to Pat Wilson, helped gain
precious 10 yards in that
final drive against California.
And then came the real need Of
the aerial attack against Oregon
when the line piunggs and runnins
game were smothered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Year Brings Change

A YEAR ago Idaho was playing
n o. y. c, down at Corvallis on
heavy, muddy field in driving
Oregon rain.
o. \. {. Kicked OF over the goal
line. Idaho put tho hail in play
on its so,yard line. started four
passes ami had touchdown.
During that game Skippy
stivers passed more than 50
times. completing half Of them
One pass was shot from behind
hts own goal line 10 yards dawn
~ field.
Ind some 81 tho Washington
men who sat in the stands that
day scofted AZ it. saying that the
pas would work against "a slow
secondary defense. but not agalns,
fast backs.
And just n year later the
Oregon eleven eomes to Wash
lnEtpn and thru the medium OF
the air game the Wehfooters
came within one point OF top
ping the IIuslsies from their
proud place At the top.
Those same Ht9kies had 10 resort
10 forward passing IN desperation
10 get back into the lead. Four
touchdowns were scored az the
stadium a week ago and every one
came as the result OF a forward
pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

was given verbal sock on the
chin that knocked him down in
his chair, and he has remained seat.
ed ever since.
Johnson may have had reasons
to believe that he would be sup
ported by enough of his club own.
ers TO get no worse than draw
in bout with tho commissioner,
but he couldn't finish the fight
that he started, and they all turn,
cd against him.
Some OF the club owners are
said TO have private opinions
that agreed with the public ut.
tcrances OF the American league
president, but for the security
OF the game and the conf.
dcucc of the public, they had
to support the big chief when
he asked them to take their
choice.
Johnson, with lack Of Judgment
that his long experience shou d
have Improved, picked n had spot
to quarrel with the commissioner
and his employers,
The public was sttll talking about
the O'ConncllDolan scandal, and II
the club owners did not vote con
rldcncc IN the commissioner Tor tho
prompt and drastic action taken, 1t
would have put the game in very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Lester Smith Is
Feature Natator
i'm Athens Event

GAN FRANCISCO. Doe al Lester
y Smith. famous fast distance
swimmer In the recent Olympic
games, viii stage an exhibition
swimming feature at the Athens
Athletic club tonight In conjunction
with tho senior women's i00yard
free style race.
Another feature announced hy
Phil Patterson. coach and swim.
ming Instructor of the club Is tho
juvenile championship race for %
yards. staged by Ieomn Phclan.
sister OF Bcrutce phelnn. Of Fresno.
and Dora Garattl. baby sister OF
Eleanor Gantti. a. G SpuldluE &
Bros. has put up o silver cup for
this event.
bunny Fergus. noted Alameda
mermaid will give nm exhibition OF
fancy diving stunts ais tie third
feature of tho show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Colgate Is
NOtCOnlinq
to W est
Pittsburg, Tulane and AL
ALBANIA Are Left; Local
Board Votes Tonight

THE board OF strategy handling
l. the Tournament OF Roses at
Pasadena is FtiIl searching for an
Eastern representative 20 play
Washington Ur Western ream
New Years day.
Darwin Meiancst, graduate man
ager. was out Of town today and
could not be reached for a statement
regarding the invitation 10 Pasa.
dcna, Meisnest was expected back
In time 10 attend the board meeting
this evening.
Jack Benciiel, Of tho Uniyers.
ity Of Oregon, in charge Of the
classic, has burnt up plenty Of
copper wire from the East In
arranging for a team, but no
selection has been made as yet
The acceptance or refusal Of tho
bid by the Washington team will
be made this evening at a meeting
Of the board Of control AZ tho Uni.
verHity, Darwin MeiBncst. graduate
manager, has announced.
Colgate was the logical choice
yesterday. hut developments
since then tend 10 show that
they do not wish 10 come. The
University OF Pittsburg has not
given decision as yet. Ala
Dama is pulling for the classic
rs Is Tulane. The latter seems
10 be the more interested in
playing at Pasadena.
II Is believed that word from
Benefiel today will complete the
details as Mcisnest said that no
statement OF acceptance would lie
made by the University board un-
III definite opponent had becn
named an1 washington was eff
Gladly selected az the Western rep
rcsentative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Yale and Navy
Will Clash in
Track TOURNEY

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. a.
IN Yale has arranged an innova.
ton 10 its track athletic season in
arranging "A dual meet with the
Navy at Annapolis. for April 7. dur
ing tho Easter vacation.
April T. SaFY Ct ArHagnlisg .s-st.
Pennsylvania relays al thiizdslBhla
May J. sFFunsvissris pArtmputh
AZ Philadelphia. ls. Priarster ~ Nsw
Haven -, Harvard ~ Cambridge. 1855.
intercollegiate probably ~ Cambridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Tulane Gets
Game Bid

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Tu-
lane university has been offered The
big Tournament OF Roses football
game with Washington, champion
OF the Pacific Coast conference, ac-
cording to reliable authority. The
game is to be played in Pasadena.
chi. on New Years day and Is
generally looked on as the cham
pionship game Of the country.
The invitation to Tulane TO par.
ticIpate in the great game was ex-
tended by Jack Benefiel. represent
alive Of the Pacific Coast confer
ence. who Is selecting both teams.
IL is reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
KRACHE TO BOX
HERE TUESDAY

T'ED kRACHE. Hoauiam boom
4 man. viii fight Ted oIiarn in
tho main event OF Biddy Bishops
Show at tho Crystal FOOL nod Tues.
day according 20 an announcement
made by him today.
kmche, after a long lay,off In re.
turning 10 the RING again, and is cx-
poUisd 10 be featured on many fight
cards here. Ho won a decision last
night Ia Aberdeen. and still carries
hll his old pep that has made him IA
fnvori'e IN the Northwest.
oHRra has never boxed in Seattle
before. but reports from the South
state that he has plenty OF stuff to
show local fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Settle Soccer
Wage Dispute

OFFICIALS and managers of
" tho Washington State Soc.
Ger league will meet tonight 10
determine tho wnEo scale for
referees and umpires in tho
league
A new ratio Of paying the Of.
flcials is expected TO be reached
between officers OF the league
and referees who handle tho
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Spectators Like 1t

TIHE fans like the forward passing
L game because il keeps the bail
out in the open where they can see
il. The great majority Of your
football fans don't know whether
an end is boxing tackle or not,
and cares less. Football to him 10
great spectacle and he wants the
thrill Of seeing the ball sail thru
the air. the sweeping end runs with
a halfback dashing thru an open
field.
II is the new, open game OF
football that has brought the
record crowds into the stadiums
Of the country.
football Is in the transition
stage today and football men are
wondering just how far the pass
- develop and II a new game en-
IL will spring up from the use
Of this offensive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Whitman Hoop
Prospects Are
Good This Year

NTALI4A WALLA. Dec. with
w two members of the Idaho
Vandals' cage team planning TO en-.
ter Whitman, the Missionaries
chances for winning basketball
team for the coming season are
rosy.
Kenny Fry. three.year letter man.
is back with whitman this season
as is Capt. Ycnney. Yenney has
been playing football. but with the
grid season completed is now ready
TO take up the cage sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

PLAN SHOW

Nomination " officers rgr the
coming year ia IN order for tho meet
ing Of tho Seattle spoftsmcn's ~,
hoelution Wednesday evening. ri the
Chamber Or Commerce building. II
viii start at S o'clock,
Discussion OF the sportsmen's
Show possibilities also viii be- made
Tor the coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
STARS CLASH
IN PRO GAME

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.--"Red" Grange
and his Chicago Bears are here to-
day for q game with the Donneily
stars, headed by Eddie Kaw, former
all.Amerlcan back at Cornell
The ST. Louis team has numerous
other all-star players. including
Brown. former Notre Dame cham.
pion, and Ernie Wick, former all
American center at Michigan.
Earl Brltton. Oranges running
mate at Illinois. probably will make
his first professional appearance here
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

iHE 80 that registrations ~ teams
may lc made and new entries be
voted upon.
uoaglAnd plans TO have thls sea
sons league The biggest yet a..
tempted IN Tho city from tho stand
point OF competition. All OF tho
uuintcts hoastink 81 more than
mediocre material are requested 20
attend tho meeting or have "a rep
rcErututiye thrrr
This Is not the final gather
Ing Of tho managers. hut II =
ono of the most important.
Plans for tentative schedule
viii br made at the meeting
also. The final meeting Of the
City league for registration and
entrance into the loop VIII DC
held December 10, but nn early
entrance will assure standing
when tho selection Of squads u
made. according To Iiuagland.
This Is an open meeting and any
manager wishing 20 put team 80
tic running may attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
KRACHE VICTOR

ABERDEEN. Dec. 2.--Tod Krache,
Of Hoquiam. returned after long
absence, to the ring last night won
the call from Bobby Bridges, Indian.
apolis wcltcr in six rounds OF slow
fighting. Bridges refused TO open up
against the Hoquiam boom man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

narrow margin ~ referees opinion
The verdict was well received. but
NJ one IN tho circle OF fans who
turned out for tho bout would have
been disappointed II Il had been
sailed draw, or II the Engllshman
mad been given the decision.
II was whale Of "a fight. with
Loinski setting The crowd behind him
By staging a sensational comeback
IN The last round after being knocked
down In tho ninth cauto.
Both boxers took a lot OF punish.
ment, but traded wallops with a rest
Lou'skt was haffied by tantalizlng
lon with a right cross. but tho Absr.
deem boy kept his rtght hand swing
ing for tho Enslishmnn's law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Churchers Off

CHURCH LEAGUE basketball has
" also been started. and most 81
the teams win ba seen IN action
before tbe week Ia finished
The srhsdnic Tor Wednesday u
as follows
fa8 g. m first y y. Va rirst Husa
TAN Hapfity class a SOC g M Pilgrim
congregational ~ Queen Auns Haptisi-
CiAAs 4. so broadway. 100 .. ut-. Pros
Pxtt ErtKeiInual w. rismpRth Cen
rFsKattsnal. class u. 20 p. m. Coinm
biA Congregational ~ ST naAsr Park
Presbyterian class ~. at Garfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

each other or with the game.
1t is quito certain that tho mag.
Mates win nercc TO the suggestion
OF tho commissioner that the rogu-
lar playing season be ended In
time TO start the worlds scrIcsson
October I,
The distressing weather condi
tons that prevailed during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
HOREMANS is
STILL IN LEAD

CHICAGO. Dec. - Edouard Hore,
mans. challenger for Jake schasfters
billiard crown. war still holding his
lead over tho titls-holder al tho end
Of the second block Of their 1872 balk.
line cue match here last night. Hore-
mans now has 1000 to schaeftsr's
si5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

diana promoter,
Jack pcnipar 10y.
n Ryy " eight
title holder
Tuesday sent
the folio " ing
telegram 70
Paddy Mullins.
IA nnasGr ~
Harry wills.
negro G hal
lcuEer
I'm Fstand
30 III g per- on
are going to
New York TO
negotiate " 18th
> GU regarding
my match with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
BANTAM CHAMP
FIGHTS LYNCH

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. Eight
fans for miles around will watch
Charley C'Phu'1 Rosenberg, worlds
hantamweight champion, in action
here tonight against California
Joe" Lynch. The champion is
strong favorite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

dong effective work.
Tho Washington Huskics tell hack
upon tho pass FOR their biggest gains
in tho plnches, George Wilson being
very successful passer Idaho had
aothing but passing attack IN is
offensive this year
The aerial game was once valuable
as a threat but has developed Car
beyond that stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Start Monday

NEXT Monday marks tho first
IN start OF teams In Class A OF
the Commercial league Mel Nor.
auls,. secretary ot the organization
has been working on scheiulo for
Glass 4 teams and u win hc re-
leased soon
Class u has already begun it's
schedule with six games having
been finished in tho loop 4 snappy
program Of Rames has teen ar
ranged by Soraulst FOR the Com
merrlai league This geaEon and the
contests win 10 run of in speedy
fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
INTERNATIONAL.
LEAGUE MEETS

Tho annual meeting OF tho inter.
national league viii he held in New
York December Z. NJ the Hotel
Commodore. according 10 an an.
nounccment by President John
Toole. Discussion Of tho annual
junior world sericg games with
winners Of the titles In tho Pacific
Coast and American association will
be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Mckenzie Makes
Debut

put MCKENZIE. I.onnls Aus.
- tins new heavyweight. fights
for the first time in E.vcrcta 20.
night going six rounds or maybe
less with Charley Busktua. a giant
negro from Vancouver. II. c.
a big crowd Of Seattle bugs will
so TO Everett 70 soc thu debut OF
the Canadian strong man. who has
been under Austin's instruction for
tho past two months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
YALE CAPTAIN
GETS BIG VOTE

When Philip Bunnsll Yale guar.
terback. was elected captain Of the
1895 grid team. tho vote was uuani.
nous from his mates. This Is the
first time In several years that
captain has been elected at the Eli
school without a dissenting vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
acoma Card
Thursday

A FrER short iayon. boxing will
4 Il b resumed In Tacoma ,omor-
row night with Harry Dillon, a
new fighter from Winnipeg. Can
ada, making hts Coast bow with
Young Jack Dempsey. the Tacoma
light heavyweight They fight six
rounds
Other bouts cardcd are
Morgan Jones w. Johnny Tram
bi'aA
Irving Seldom NJ. Glib Weaver
Eddie Gross vS Hans Hyksr.
Waiter Jones Va Eddie Harris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
RUSSELL GETS
LIBiCk JOB
HOCKEY MEET

Tho Seattle Roller Hockey league
was to meet tonight at the Crystal
pool, according to Gene Walby, sec
rotary OF the association. All man
ayers and captains nre requested TO
attend. II starts ut I o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
Morgan Fights
Tonight

TOD MORGAN, Seattle boxer.
1 sets his crack az the world !
junior lightweight title when he
meets Mike Bailarino, present cham
rson' In a io-round bout In Los
Angeles.
Bailarino and Morgan both start,
ed In the Northwest. the former
At Camp Lewis and the latter be-.
Ing born In this section.
Betting In Los Angeles has
switched 70 small odds on Baliagino.
aitho local betting Is favoring Tod
Morgan as high as 1917 10 win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

ca IA 3 ~ the
country
The air attack
brought Dart
mouth thru an
indicated sea,
son. Swede ohrr
lander being a
master passer
Tho passing
Eamo put Mich
igaR ON top in
the His Ten. ng.
uring prominent,
~ In many OF
the victories
seopa by she
Wolv rtneA
Benny Friedman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
JACK DEMPSEY
HAS HIS SAY

I os ANGELES. Dec Chsrg
II ing that there WAS a movement
under way to "Hcil out" the worlds
championship boxing match ar
rnnEtd Nv F1oyl FlttsImmons. In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

gethcr for their
annual win I err
meeting here on
December 10.
From all sur.
face indications,
tho game Is in
n healthy condl.
ton, the club
owners are Mt
peace and bust.
ness gen Q rally
was good thru
the last season.
When business
Is good the mag
mates arc not In.
clin Q d 10 be
Gran Ky wit h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec, 2. -- No bust.
IN ness of great Importance viii
be brought TO the attention of the
major league club owners when
Commissioner Lhndis gets them TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
RENAULT WINS

ST. LOUIS. Dec Jack Reuuuli,
Cauadn'a heavyweight champion,
won by n technical kayo over Ser
gcant Jack ADAMS here Inst night, in
the fifth round OF a scheduled TO-
round bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
leo Lomski Stages Comeback to Defeat English Fighter
By Leo II. Lassen

U,HE forward pasN the thrill Or
i football, Is no longer threat on
the sridir5n, but iy Is the ct.4=s sss.,;.
n me oftruslycs Of the lcadlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
. OrthUeSt
Boxer Is
FLOOred
Aberdeen Boy Comes
Back to Beat Ted
Moore in l.. A.

oS AN G ELES.
Dec, Leo LON
ski. sensational
middleweight who
halls from the
widc open spaces
OF tho Pacific
Northwest won
: from Ted Moore
here last night la
the main oycnt Of
Ncruon'a first
fight show by the