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Close Finish

Mrs. J. c. BRIDGMAN and Mrs.
A'l Allen led the field in the two
ball foursome competition at the In
siewood course Thursday with net
score OF 81. which was Just one
stroke Less than the card turned in
BY Mrs. II. o. Young and her part
ner, Mrs. II. Baird.
The clght-woman Ingiewood team,
led by Capt Mrs. ]. II. Byers. will
match shots with the Olympia team
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Want Boston
Sunday Ball

! a PETITION has been filed
l with the secretary OF tho
state OF Massachusetts. providing
for the placing OF the Sunday
baseball question in tho next
state election which will be held
In 1925. Tho proposed law
would allow baseball games to
be played with an admission
charge between and p. m.
on a local option basis.
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the cup for the fifth consecutive
year.
Tilden rehounded from the wall
and beat Borptra in tho nfth set OF
the match. after being pressed 20
the match. game in the fourth set.
The result, finally went into the rec.
ords as a victory for Tilden. as. so.
SO. 81. 50.
After that. Little Bin Johnston.
Americas dlminutiva second man.
suSsled Lacoste. the No. ? athlete
o French squad. and the com
b1N13ts walked of the court. realiz.
ing that the French must win all
three remaining matches In order
TO attach the cup. johnson won.
81. 81. s-s. SO.
BoFotra gave Tilden the hardest
fight that William III. has had to
withstand since 1921. when Zsnxo
Shiminizu. Of Japan. crowded him 10
a spot where two more points would
have beaten him. In the fourth set
Of Thursdays match. with Borutrn
leading two sets 10 one and SIX
games 20 five. Tiiden had 20 win 20
save his match and preserve his rec
ord OF no defeats in Davis cup sin.
gies since 1890. when the United
States took the cup.
At the beginning. Borotra
sprang about the courts as light
as flame. but In the fifth and
final set he was trudging in ut.
ter WEAKNESS.
Borotra's forearm ia like Georges
Carpenters. an over-deyeloped
member with skelnsN Of muscle I'M
duiatlng beneath the skin. In fact.
hlAG action. his whole dcmeanor
In Ibat. is suggestive OF carpen-
tier. which is TO say It is graceful
first and powerful afterward
But Tilden would have out-stayed
any tennis player in the world.
That's one Of his ways OF winning.
\ great big, rough, tobacco-chewing
tsamster would fold up after 30 min
utes Of tennis with Mr.. Tiiden.
Jonuston.s conquest of LaCoste
was not as widely observed as Til.
denis game. The crowd OF about
10000 seemed TO realize that Johnston
Was due to win. and, anyway. suppers
were getting cold and the street
lights were coming on. SO little Bill
took LaCoste over TO the fnr court.
and. before small and logged attend
ance, administered lacing TO him.
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nave Deeh going at q IasI cHp, tfaVellng
and doubtless most of them will be glad TO
see the end of the very lengthy program
which has listed on it, for the last main
event of the season, the Punch Bowl com
petition, the most popular Northwest inter-
team play of all.
Indications are that the six-man teams of
the Seattle Golf club and the Inglewood
Country club will be the only representatives
of Seattle in this match play against par
competition.
The departure Of Bon Stein to California
TO take part in the state amateur cham
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ellis. who was a soldier there at the Tune,
was a big favorite with the gun-toters, and
the place was packed to the rafters.
The fight was very close affair and after
the final bell rung AID Schacht, who was
refereeing, made the biggest mistake of his
life; he walked over and raised Hubbard
hand.
There have been wild demonstrations, but
that crowd put on the biggest razz | ever
heard They threw everything but the chairs
at Adolph.
Jumping into the ring, one of ellis sec
onds dumped a bucket of water over Ads
somebody turned out the lights!
about dozen free-for-all fights in the build
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Tacoma Club
to Aid c. P. S.
Gridiron Team

TACOMA, Sept lin an effort
1 to perfect higher brand OF
football in the College of Puget
Sound. the Gyro club of this city.
composed OF young business and
former college men, aro raising
funds for the athletic treasury OF
the institution.
Headed by Tom Swayzo. as chair
man. the club plans TO elevate the
scale Of football caliber in the local
college 10 the plane OF the North
west Conference.
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loi WI. dI III IfldL oD-nOle
test over the Waverly links.
However. with Leo steil, Dixie
Fleager. Tom Green. Myron McEl.
waine. Roy Campbell and Sam Rus
sell comprising the team. the Seattle
Golf club should come mighty close
to the top
And then there Is the sextet
from the Inglewood club that viii
bear watching and that appears
to haye n royal chance Of coming
home with this fine piece Of sill.
rerware. Jack Westland, Harry
HJert, Harold Niemeyer, Gene
Haiton, Dick Haynes and Walter
Cornell have beep selected 10 car.
~ the lakcshofc clubs eolors.
You bet It's strong aggregation!
The entertaining club and the Port
land Golf club are expected to fur
nlsh the strongest opposition for the
two Seattle teams.
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Daily. Elliott. another pinch sticker,
walked and Mccabe singled. sending
over Lucas. AS there were two outs
when all OF this happened. Brady
ended the game with his strlkeout,
Tho Seals opened the scoring in
the second frame with two outs, XII.
duff singing and McCabe Just miss.
ing Rhymes blow that went for two
bases, and doing the same trick on
Yello's fly. Two runs were In.
Seattle got one back on Herman's
double and Hastys single In the
an ma
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totals .,..u3i . & u u

.Hnttod for DAILY In ninth. doubled.
fHntted for Iihsty In ninth. walked,
Score by lnnlngH
san Franclseo ~. O2Ooosoo o. 4
Seattle .,,.....,O O001 l. 4
Runs responsible or--Hnsty b, Nc.
Woonoy o. struck out llaHty s, Me.
woenoy 6. Bases on balls McWoonoy a.
Hanly I. stolen hnso- MulllEnn Two.
base hits Rhyme, Norman, Jolloy Eli.
son, Brewer Yelle, Eldrod Lucas Runs
bntted In--Yolie ., lIasty, Brewer
Rhyme. Eldred McCabe. Double plays
Ullcho TO DAILY. Kllduft to Rhyme to eli.
son, Rhyme 10 Elllnoni Brain to Brady
10 BRAZIL 'rlmo--i,bo, umplres--To.
man and Carroll.
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STARTS FALL RACING

AURORA, H., Sept. 11.-ExpogI.
ton park starts the fall racing sea.
son Saturday. Almost 800 horses
arc stabbed here and 100 more were
expected today. The 5000 inaugural
handicap features the opening days
card OF seven races.
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bases, worked
the count to two
and two and then
pulled n mighty
Casey.
when u ra d y
famed. the Seals
chulkcd UP n vic.
tory. 5 to 3.
Bob Hasty and
Doug McWeency
did the hurting.
and, outside OF
that ninth inning
flush, McWeeney
had the situation
well in hand.
Lucas doubled.
nlnnh hitting for
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and out OF the
tome 80 appli.
cants for posi-.
tons. tho field
will be narrow.
"a down 20 the
best OF the arbl.
terH.
Bobby Morris.
seattle's veHa,
tile referee who
has been footing
the whistle IN
the prep league
for the past five
years. may be
able 20 do but
part time duty
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LIGHT HEAyIEs FIGHT

EAST CHICAGO, Sept. ll.--Ad
Stone. Philadelphia, and Ernie ow-
ems, California llght.heavywelght,
meet here tonight in 10.round
bout. Tiger Jack" Burns. of Cali.
fornia, will meet Jimmy McDermott,
OF Terre Haute, Ind, hantamweight,
In the i0.round seml.final windup.
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sIOo. Ooo HORSE DEAD

PHILADELPHIA. sept. lord.
nance. one Of the most valuable
thorobrods in the stable OF the late
August Belmont. that was sold TO
Mrs. Payne whitney for 100000,
died here from an infection OF the
lunRa.
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LOCAL HORSE
WINS HONORS

u. a. stuart's horse. Miracle
Man. won the horse show event at
Sacramento yesterday. according TO
word received here Friday. Stu.
arts horse Is hve-gaited racer
and won his event at Stockton last
week.
Stuart is president Of the Car.
nation Mix Co.
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RALLY FAILS;
FRISCO WINS

A LII OF tho excitement In the San
n Francisco. Seattle ,usslc was
TANNED into the ninth inning yes.
tertiay when Cliff Brady came to the
plate with the tying runs on tho
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HERMAN MATCHED

CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.--Babc Her.
man, OF California, who recently held
the fsathcrweIght champion, Kid
Kaplan, to n draw, has been signed
to fight Ray Miller local boy,
! September II.
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H.. W hen h 9
found his shoul.
der blades press.
Ing something
solid. Thursday
afternoon. and
discovered that
no had his back
20 the wall.
Jean Borotra,
OF tho French
Davis cup team.
was erowtiing
Tilden hard In
he opening
match OF the Sc
ries. In which
the Americans
are defending
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BY westbrook Pegler

GERMANTOWN CRICKET
VI CLUB. Philadelphia. Sept. II.
William T. Tilden II. is rarely
called BIN but he fought Ike
snme guy named t'Rlll." not William
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Great Net
Series Is
Over
Richards and Williams
Trim LaCoste and Bor-
otra in Straight Sets
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept.
1.-THE American Davis cup
team cinchcd the famous tennis
trophy herr today when the dou.
bleS team u Richards and VII
49, won the doubles from Ia
e and Borotra In the third
inSich Of the series. In straight
sets. winning. "a. ga. 6.s.
A. Tilden and Johnston won
their singles matches yesterday.
the series il over.
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When AID Schacht Was All
Wet After Fort LaWtOn Go
Referee Got Doused When He Gave Decision
Against Colored Boxer When Willie Meehan
Made AID Hurdle Ring Ropes at Pavilion
BY Lonnie Austin
CAS- TOLD To LEO II. LAsSESl
CHAPTER NJ.

EDDIE HUBBARD, of the leading weterweights here
l. about Is years ago. matched to fight four
Lawton.
They staged the bout the assembly hall at the fort and
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RALLY WINS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. l1,--Fivc
runs In the ninth inning, nftor they
had been trailing turnout the game,
gave the Salt Lnko Bees u I to 4
victory over the Vernon Tigers here
Vnai ardny
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Links Stars Clash i'm
Rose City Saturday
Seattle and IngIewood Clubs Only Local Representa-
ton at Annual Classic; Other News
About Golf and Golfers
BY ALEX C. ROSE

MYTH the playing of the Punch Bowl competition at the
w Waverly Country club Portland, Saturday, the 1925
of major golfng events in the Northwest will draw
to close Since early in the spring golfers in this section
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In tho Capital City, Monday, and the
Grays Harbor Country club team in
Aberdeen, on Tuesday.
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Prep Grid
Officials
Listed
Many Men Apply for Jobs
as Football Referees
and Umpires
BY Peter Salyus

TNHE annual run OF prospective
l. grid officials for the high
school football league has started
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PUNCHES HITS

PORTLAND. Sept. 1.-THE Port.
land Beavers punched hits off Los
Angeles here yesterday and the An.
gels were beaten. to l. The Beav.
ers we're outhit by two blows.
The score n. II. r.
Los Angeles ....,.... q
Portland ..... a
Batteries Root. Hughes and Sand /.
berg. Harrison and Hannah
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ing and when the lights were
finally turned on again Ad
had disappeared.
The crowd atreamcd out Of the
building and couple OF soldiers
spotted schacht and started chasing
him. Ad told me afterwards That
they had run him almost back to the
city before he finally gave them tho
ditch.
A MOTHER experience that Ad
"A won't forget in long time in his
refereeing career happened at tho
Pavilion few years ago when While
Meehan was fighting some big fel.
low.
Schacht gave the decision
against the Plat Boy and Nee
han started after Ad, all set to
land one Of those bass drum
punches.
Ad took one leap and cleared the
top rope,
II wasn't long until the John Laws
present Ind Meehan under control
and they rushed him down to the
police station.
Meehan broke down and cried
like u baby mt the booking office
and the chief Mt the time said
lie would let him go free II he
took the first train out Of the
city, bound for that dear old San
Francisco.
Needless 20 say Meehan was soon
on his way to California, and he
hasn't been back here 10 this day.
ITO be continued tomorrow
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BLANKS OAKS

y OAKLAND. Sept li.--vincl. Sac.
ramento pitcher. shu. out tho Oaks
here yesterday and tho Solons won
out to 0. Yincl allowed but four
hits
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Batteries - Hoyt and Bengough:
Gray, Baumgartner and Cochranc,
Perkins.
Now York Second samc).. IL Q
Philadelphia az lnnlngD.. IL /
Batteries--Jones and Luebbc. Ben
cough, Schnng; Rommcll, Wilson,
Harriss and Cochranc.
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posp TOOK great deal Of strength out Of the North
Ends lineup for Saturdays meet the newly crowned
king of Washington golfers is right at the top of
ms game now and would have made the going pretty hard
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this season. Morris has Improved
10 such an extent that he has
been called upon to act In the
college games.
He worked In several contests NJ
tho stadium last year and was Sc
lectod al the big holiday game IN
California. II is expected. however
that Morris viii he able 10 take
part la few high school Tits
this season.
Tests for Newcomers
A teHt Of the ability OF tho many
new applicants Is planned by inc
local referees association. A meet
Ing viii 10 held by the organization
September 10 and plans for the
coming season viii DO made,
The high school coaches arc
expected to have n recommends
tlon list 10 be turned over To
the association regarding the
selection Of thc nrbltrrs.
Stan Riddle. Dixie Fteager. o. y
Patxer Butch Boyle, Ray Eekntan
and MarriH arc some Of tho men
who handled the games last sea
son. Ernie Murphy. Wayne SUIT
ton. Tubhy Graves. and George
varnell are others who may bo able
TO work with the preps,ers this
year.
Soldier Bid In
Lieutenant II. Il. Shaw. NJ one
OF the local recruiting offices. has
asked for admi,tanco into the ref
ereeA' association
There will be some changes
In the personnel OF the list OF
officials this season but uniii
the meeting Is held there win
be no one added TO the string.
Jimmy Bryan. former University
u washington football aud basket
ball altar. Is trying TO break intt
the local arb.tratinE circle. Bryan
was coaching n prep team last year
and in one 81 the favored Of the
new candidates TO land Job a.
referee.
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AMERICAN
Cleveland trlrst gam0. 80.


Battcrlcs--Miller. Specie, Cole and
J.. Sowoll; Duuss and Bassler.
ST. Louis first game). -. IL 1
Chicago az innlngsl. 2 8 0
Battories--Gaston and Dixon; Ia.
Der and Schalk.
New York 0irst game). 10 2
Philadelphia ........... Q IL 2
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head and then somebody turned out the lights
There about dozen freeforal fights in the build
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|ffian
Initial
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RAILS ACTIVE AS
PREDICTED
Forward Movement Caused
by Death OF La Toilette

NEW YORK. June is.-Aettys
buying OF rails developed IA tho
early transactions today on tho
stock exchange. rejecting broker
age adviecs that Senator La Fol-
lrt,o's death might prove the basis
for n fTrnh forward movement iu
the carrier groups "a the late Fadi-
cal leader has always been an aE-
gr~ssiVa sponsor OF Gnu-Eailroad
legislation
Southern Railway spurted q 20
% y and Frisco common sold NJ s0ts,
up point from yesterdays low,
The Industrial shares were strength
cuet b. further evidence ~ tho pho-
u9mrnal ease tn the money mhrkst
afforded by the weekly tatcmeut 81
tho New York Federal reserve bank.
whose reserve ratio Jumped 20 50 per
cent. against sos per cent a week
ago. Fractional rvruyrrita took
place among such Industrial leaders
a. Mack Truck and American Can.
The Pierce Arrow issues were re-
dictionary losing a ppiut and more
on profit taking
Stocks opened firm American
Sugar SIX up = Southern Railway.
sb y. up q North American. 4sfa.
up =. u, s Steel. lisA Packard.
seA up =; General Motors. TGA.
OF u Electric Power q Light Ger
tifieatcs. gtG. up q. Mack Truck,
l59As, M ~; ST Paul. So. or =
American Can. 1854. up p. studs-
baker, 90, up =. Pierce Arrow u.
OF =: pyd.. s2is. OF / New York
Central iisis
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Arrivals and Departures

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FUNERAL NOTICES

EILIOTT-At the oxford Hotel.
june ~. 1895, SUSIE ELLIOTT.
=E= - yeats T#F@FTF5 OF
james w Elliott
Tho body viii hr taken this
evening Goo oulfaN. wash for inter
mont iiume Undertaking go.
MANEit-5lg gsth ave ~ Juno 49,.
1885. MICHAEL MAYER age ~
years Upinyrd brother OF Matt
and Eurr Mayer
Funeral services Saturday NJ ]
p m ln our chapel Home Under
taking Co.
Tusriu lee uoylatHn ave. Junr
no 1885 Charles Foster. ago 90
years beloved husband ~ Marie
FnHtrr, Announcement later Home
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CARD OF THANKS

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~ believed husband ans father D.
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Terms and trades. Sec ~ az our
sales platform. WsStlakr and
Denny BILL WARNER. INC,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-19
San Francisco Produce
Tbu,.d.xs. noata,..,.

Jiutters Extras, tsc; prime nrNs. igBc.
Eggs Extras. 37o; extra pulists. 35Hc;|
underlined puiietH. 2sc.
Cheese Calf flats, fancy. zee; Calf
Young Americas, fancy. 2tc; Oregon
Triplots &c. Oregon Young Americas
fbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-19
WHOLESALE FLOUR. GRaIS. rEEp
0uoiation. By w. Y. Jshn q Co.
yFcTTAnLrs

TFIrfs Tad WhOIrsNIe D-aIrTp
ouotations By rtnps,r Fruit a rrodqe.
Co.
fThs prices given are thos, nsd. q,
retail dealers by wholesalers. wtta a
few SEASONAL exceptions. prices 10 pro.
ducsrs can bs figured by dsdnotinR IN.
cost Of transportation to Bauttls and
approximately rs per cent for hauling,
storage and selling oo.tl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-19
LEGAL NOTICES

into BY and bstwo~n ! Ambir and
q X. l~aKer has this day Jane 10.
l52b, by mutual consent been dis
solved Tho firm has been known
as tho Coast Realty CO All In
dcbt-dness has been paid and set
tied Sir Amblo viii not be re-
HponHihlr fUr any Indebtedness In
Cured on and after this date