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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
NEXT SHOW
LOOKS GOOD

IF everything goes true to form.
4 Tuesdays fight al tho Crystal
Pool between Mickey o'Donneli.
Coas, bantnmwelght champion, and
Doc" Smell. the hard hitting Ia
coma feathsrwcight. should be
packed with action and thrills
o'Donncll. on one hand. n clever
and game. while Smell. on the other.
is tremendous socksr. aggressive
and game.
This is a combination that usually
dishes up a great pleasing
fight.
\ big advance sale is reported by
Promoter Dan Salt. and turn
away crowd ia expected at the gate
Tuesday night.
In the ssIui.wlndup Salt has re-
matched Benny Furrnl. Filipino. and
Chuck Hcllman OF Portland The
special event viii be between Young
Peter Jackson, negro heavyweight.
and Marine RaInicri OF Butte The
second is rematch between Bud
Davies and Sailor Navarro. two will.
ing bnntamweiKhts.
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Charley Graham

rgE tasetsli man Is Charley
ensan the genial. gray.haired
Fnasisco executive Doc"
. las the more highsount.ug
4 gsss4eut. and AInc Putnam
he great deal more display IN
, ne Of secretary and press
=, u, when il comes to base
ruaisris. {, Is Graham and not
r. & Putnam. who has the con-
szs Il the San Francisco base
;usGs and who usually does tho
znys work In settling the issue
asa
n Gaham has been thru the
~ and be knows the game
= every angle. Years ago he
catcher. played IN various
Rs and vas az one time a
|rAg " the Tacoma club. he
nrvea q lonE tenure Of service
manager. plotting the Seals
b &c tench before retiring 10
~ strenuous. but more I'm
aa position he now holds.
.sxhaI men OF Graham's type in
j. kagus baseball are few and
Mxssn. and Il is to the detri.
< Il The league that they aren't
a X ss kind.
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lied Baldwin Likely to Be Traded for Another Player!
CURTISS, HEAD OF SPALDING Bros IN SEATTLE
Women Golf
Stars Back

THAT several az the leading
L fair sex golfers from Cali
f9rnia viii compete In the Pa
cifiC Northwest championship
meet ar The Tacoma Country
and Golf club next June, 90 the
word brought back from the
sunny South by Mrs Fred
Jackson and Mrs. Clay Cary. two
N the leading local llnlawOmen,
who returned home from very
pleasant trip there last Wednes-
day night
Del Monte IL an ideal spot.
the Pebble Beach course the best
ever played over and Marion
llollins IN the greatest woman
golfer I've ever seen" said Mrs.
Jackson. "nnd evcryb body treat
ed Us wonderful"
Another BIT Of news that
slipped past here en- route TO
California but relayed back here
VIA Mrs. Jackson. was that Mrs.
Sweeney, the weli,known Van
couvsr star and former Pacific
Northwest champion. became the
proud mother Of a bouncing
baby boy three weeks ago.
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Their Importance

kEE are many things Of i'm
eIfarce that comes before
trzduciing baseball In Coast
g cites that the average fan
sser give a thought. Not
" financial side, but the deals
Nysrs. the development OF
: Performers. the establishment
AEncny between the players
e club. the selection Of mana
ne building Of a ball club
W appeal to the public
ard many other factions. the
u one oftirnes being the diff.
seiEsen a successful season
poor one. come up for tho
NiTs department. Of the various
r o decide. And unless there
Hah n the position who knows
game thoroIy there "a often a
get that could be avoided by
Il ~ man In the right position.
zas every club that can line
20 a fellow and every club
-sas man Of that type
j lsssssarily a failure. but a
man Is Invaluable to a
w Us a pity there aren't
Z 'nern in these days OF fren.
naanes IN the game.
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u the 40 yard breast stroke cpcHf.
bcafing Miss Eleanor Coleman Of
Alicdakcc ~ The sensational fiHic
Of 7!s0 is The former mark iraH
1883. And Miss Martha Norolius
cut The 500 meier free sivlr record
from .Ig SIS 10 ifg Is Tho
holder o. thT former MARK ieaE
Miss Wainwright
ono Of The latest % break TITO
nc spotlight Is Arnc Borg. spodish
Olympic star Borp. Sicimming the
500. meter distance. Clipped G IS
seconds from Johnny iveistmaIlcf' .
ioorid record made IN Honolula ia
iesa. BorO made Il iH s:Js is.
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Jimmy Duffy to
Meet Walker in
South April Is

| OF ANGELES. March Jimmy
IL Duffy has accepted terms from
Jack Doyle to box Mickey Walker
Tor The worlds wclter,zsight cham.
pionshIp. Tommy Simpson. Oakland
boxing promoter announced today.
The Oakland boy VIII meet the
champion al Maicrp BAH park in Yer.
non on Saturday afternoon. April 49,.
The bout is scheduled TO so 10 rounds
20 a decision.
There viii he no hitch on Duffy'B
end Of the purse" said Simpson. who
Is looking after jimmy's interests.
lie has agreed 10 so thru with the
bout but the financial details are
not fully completed Duffy viii get
at ieOs, 10000 and Will possibly ge,
"a percentage OF the gate"
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called of the afternoon workout
and the boys spent a busy day loaf.
ing around the hotel.
The only thing Of excitement that
happened yesterday was the arrival
OF Ted Baldwin from Pennsylvania.
The third .sacker looked biz thin
nsr than he was when he left for
home at the end OF the 1924 season.
Baldwin'a arrival brought up the
old question Of what Killefer will
do with two good third.sackers on
the club. as both he and Frank
BRAZIL are too good TO have either
Of them sit on the bench. Killefer
said that he might carry both men
all season. but II Is understood that
the red-headed skipper will make a
deal for Baldwin unless BRAZIL
breaks a leg or something, as he
needs Brazlll's punch in the lineup
and Baldwin ought 10 bring the
club a corklng good player for some
other position where strength is
needed.
Killefer said that he hadn't heard
from Brother BIZ, who runs the
Chicago Cubs, regarding Baldwin. II
is known that the Bruins need a
third-sacker and Baldwin is consid.
cred one Of the best men In the
minors at that position.
Weather permitting, the Indians
will go thru two workouts Saturday
with a ralr Of practice games on
tap for Sunday. One club viii play
the hometown here and another
squad, In charge Of Killefer. Will
travel TO Santa Barbara. Killefer
will make a flying trip TO Los
Angeles after the game, returning
here In time 10 be in charge Of
practice on Monday.
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Ultirnatun, GiUen to
Vance and Grimes

CLEARWATER. Fla. March T.
Sign your contracts or quit: the
Brooklyn club can get along without
YOU" was the ultimatum served on
Dazzy Vance and Burlelgh Grimes,
star pitchers by Charles Ebbetts.
president OF the Robins
Ebbctts said he had offered Grimes
i1I.5o0 year and had drawn three
year contract for Vance calling for
$4,000. Grimes wants SIS. 900 a year
and a $4,000 bonus for signing. and
Vance wants the Today clause re.
moved from his contract.
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kegon's Track
quad Will Be
Selected Today

.IhslTY OF OREGON. Eu.
49, March THE University
son track team win hold It's
.,'a's on Hayward field Sat.
n. " ,slect the men to compete
a &. Sanford in a dual meet at
q viii have a team Of 90 IN
s,r.'.. 0aeh "BIll" Hayward says.
! 80 ~ athletes are in good shape,
kfsas 81 spring football prac.
~, ~ been difficult to get the
y, !, .en In condition because
~, ~ mem turned out under
Coach Dick smith
~ ~ = making a bid for the
"a Z S - Conference meet aimee
q, ~. Saa been forced 10 give up
h,1. pans to hold tho mee, nj
"a \ !. . A. c. could not get its
saape in time for Tho moe,
~, ,so gets the Pacific Cont
~ -, ~ University Of Oregon viii
h Ap,,gI g =, to Palo Alto. Compel.
('sh,s.N ~ the dual meet and
~' alleoast affair.
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MIAMI. f'ta.. March 7.--Errry
trfHter ssasoR usually HHds
bunch Of stcsmmiap records orasrd
from the boards. And this year
seems 10 b. no crccpiioH.
Ono after aHoihcr the old marks
hare soppied. some bcirg Bothered
by the mea and others bB the MGR
mGids n APPEARS to make 30 dB-
terence chat The crsHis arc. either,
In a .rord rs Just ono Hrir stellar
performance otter another
In q s,cip, ming carnival here The
other day. no less than four marks
,ners shattered "A Of fhe"' tocrc
made By the fair scr. too. The
group Of record-smaahrrs composcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07

The Misses Gertrude Edcrlr. AlcrH
Ricgin. adelaide Lambert, Helen
Waintcrtghf. Doris O'Mara and
Ethel MeGary
The girls stoam IN that order IA
the 100. 500 and 900 yard relay
raccs. hanging mp ncir lrorid marks
IN zach
ia addition 10 the stellar relay
ezhibttisE. Mss Ethel Lack,c Of The
Iilisots a O. broke Mtss Lambcrf's
rccord Of fgi for 100 yards ~ a
trial agaiHsi tmc. She covered the
distance IN isfs rs. another teorid
record
on another occasion. Niss agnes
Grrnghty established ueu figure
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Curttss HASN'T been out this WAY
sooner Is no, known. but {. A.
hrandcnhurg, Spaldlng Bros. Pacific
Coast manager and known TO his
many hundreds OF friends as Bran.
die. who Is showing the tenderfoot
his way around, declares that the
stories Of the ''sealpins Indians"
kept the Moo Yorker close 10 his
own fireside. but when he. Brandle
made Il known that the only In.
dams out In this section OF the
country wcrv OF the Igorrots tribe
that lnfcst the rairwnys. tho East
erncr packed his trunk and cam.
West hoping that he doesn't fare
any worse than BUndle does when
he finds himself among the scaipcrs
OF the links. Wen sec.
anyway. these two chiefs are hav.
ing pow-wow with cappy Klein
son. the local manager and Had.
ing inJun OF tho Seattle igorrot.
tribe, today. and when ina, part OF
the business Is over with, the trio
viii make a trip over the locnl
courses inc length Of the Curtlss
visit depends nlmas, entirely on
how good his Golf game Il. hut !, Is
protssblc that he viii leave for Brit.
ish Columbia about the end OF mex;
week-it he hasn't been scalped be.
fore that
Heretofore the big chief OF spald.
ING Bros. has made annual trips 10
Europe. but we're betting dollars
against Brandle's Canadian nlcksIs
that. after finding out that there
are skyscrapers. big hotels. street
ears and cv'rything in the North.
west, eScep; war.pain,cd Indians. J
W. curtiss viii hereafter make his
yearly journeys 20 the Wild
West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
HALLS FIVE
WINS TITLE

II a great exhibition OF fight and
Il courage. the Histars went
down TO IL to IS defeat at the
hands Of the Halls school Of Com.
morce five. in the third and decisive
game Of the play.off series for the
Seattle city basketball title,
The Hi-Sturs were defeated. but
not humblcd. and their game exhi-
billion against their heavier oppo-
ncnts Will be long remembered by
the crowd OF 1000 fans who wit.
messed the game at The University
gym
Tommy Hulleren, for the win.
nerH. was high man OF the contest.
Monty snider and Phinney Johnson
played best for the lusert.
The score at halftime was TO ,.
with the Halls leading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
They Are Scarce

1K many other men in the
sarue 10 important business
kars have had that breadth Of
rrsaes % necessary TO the right
zi II the game Of BASEBALL
Esz1rd is a real baseball man
Azizai and he knows the ins
xss of';he game; with a rresr
Hwara would put baseball on
zxa ffner footing in Oakland.
z' inst about covers the base
On N the Coast league. some
= ctksrs are proficient in their
70 he In their connections
~ game. but real baseball
fellows who have been thru
rna "a every line, are few and
Ssxbn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
Wayne Mum Easily
Defends His Title

CLEVELAND. March Wayne
Mum. heavyweight wrestling cham
pion. defeated Wallace Duguld,
Canadian title holder. in straight
falls here last night. Stranger"
Lewis and william Dcmetral wrea,.
led an hour 20 a draw In the seml-
windup.
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"RooRs' LAST STAND"

MYHTLEDALE. Cal. March L.
THE Rockies las, stand" viii be a
feature OF trimming play on the Oak
tot hers this afternoon. Tho Rookie
team. which faces defamation early
next week. win try TO keep the regu-
lars from making more than 20 runs
In a nius.Inning game.
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Victoria Has Lead
in Hockey Series

VICTORIA, h. c., March Vic
toria took big step forward in the
race for the Western Canada
Hockey championship here last
night by scoring 3 10 victory
over Saskatoon, The win gives
the Cougars two.point lead in the
point standing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
BEHIND the
Home Plate
~ LEO II, LASSEN

ray FRANCISCO, CAL
. March There are
men in baseball. par
in tho executive po-
|tOns who have the conf
|,e Of the public, and more
lwtant, the confidence OF
Esr fellow workers in base
Ia who have faith in them
aus they are baseball
'
Which brings up the ques-
H. what is a baseball
b.
rss sOns far and few between;
,,s IN short. the men who
| : ben thru the mill as players.
srs or owners. and who know
| SAL W, ouly as business
| : an amusement, but who
/. se,A love for the national
-e that they would gladly
sass TO do il all over again.
y AVE. thru experience. oh
= The complete view ot tho
5 rort. for baseball. as " Is
,sl today is stun a sport IN
!, 4 TIE biz business element
As catered thru the large
- AID the hish salaries paid
Erlrmers.
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Sacco Boxes SIou
DroU With Roche

SAN FRANCISCO March L.
Jimmy sacco. Boston lightweight.
fought slow ioround draw with
Joe Roche. of san Francisco. here
las; night Pete Bross. Montana wei.
terwcght, stopped Johnny Mendez
OF Arizona. in tho second round.
Tuffy Wing. Portland. outpointcd
Henry Geysei. Seattle. in the special
event
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Pete Latzo Winner
Ouer Jack Rappaport

Los ANGELES. March Pete
Latzo. Scranton, Pa, battler. won II
decisive decision over Jack Kappa.
port. Of New York, in 10 rounds at
Hollywood last night George Marks
knocked out Billy Hart In the fourth
round OF the somiwindup, while Irv-
ing Goldberg boxed a draw with
Frankie Fink
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THREE BROWN HOLDOUTs

TARPoN SPRINGS. Fla. - First
practice games for the Browns start
today between two picked teams.
Manager sisler is forced to start Sc.
lecting his teams minus the services
of such veterans as MacManus. Dan.
forth and Jacobson. who are hold.
outs"
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TIGERS WORK HARD

AUGUSTA, Ga. - With everyone
except Manush and Whitehill in
camp. the Detroit Tigers put in an
other day OF hard work. Manush re-
mains the only unsigned Tiger.
Scrub games will be started next
week.
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FIVE
WINS GAME

The Auburn Invaders defeated HI
line wednesday. 20 to 5. in the Au'
burn gymnasium
The Invaders took the lead thru
out tho game. showing superior
team work and training az oil times
The Invaders second team was
substituted for tho first during tho
second half. and ouiplayed their
rivals by three points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07

with their war
palnt awaiting his
arrival.
Tho gentleman
in question IL
none other than
j. W CurttHM
president Of the
firm OF Spalding
II r o. " mo IL
making his initial
trip TO the IA.
eiGic coast and
getting his first
glimpse OF tho
wild West"
Just why Boss
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PaaUo Nurn1i Makes
SioU Time in Race

TORONTO. Ont. March I'm one
Of his slowcst races since he came TO
this country. paavo Nurmi. star Fin.
nish runner, took S:ooi 70 run IL
miles in special exhibition event
here last night.
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CATALINA ISLAND. Cal, March
Nick Dumoylch. Cub pitcher.
sim is among the missing. II he
shows up Manager KiIlefer said he
would have to pay hts own fare and
food bills unless he signs a contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
SPEAKER SPEAKS

LAKELAND, Fla.-Tris Speaker,
manager OF the Cleveland Indians.
yesterday removed all doubt as to
who will play center field this season
when he said, There isn't any ball
player on this team good enough to
take center field away from me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
LINZ

Leslie. Williams for Pau'Eke, cayAhaaEh
for u. weaver. Davis 90 for II. Weaver
]. Tajirii 80 for Braunon. Hlltns. ont.
Der, FOR Cuts. Mcneil for shsnsby.
palmer 10 for Graham. Lind for Ne.
Donald.
Hsssrsa-Rsuny.
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JOE L.AYMAN LOSES

SAN DIEGO. March Mushy
Callahan won decision over Joe
I.aymRn in 10 rounds at the Coll.
scum last night. Herman Aurahach
defeated Freddy Cello In six rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
TALABER WINS

CHICAGO. March Lou Talabcr.
middleweight wrestling champion,
threw Jack Klonis in one.fall
match here last night. pinning the
challenger with double Nelson In
"A minutes seconds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
SEALS VS.. CARDS

STOCKTON. Cal. March THE
San Francisco Seals and Sc. Louis
Cardinals clash here today In the
first important lnter.leasue game OF
the 1925 training season.
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Entries for
Big Kentucky
DerbyNam
Great Field Is Entered in
Annual Classic of the
Turf

NEW YORK, March o. Entries
~ for the kentucky derby the
star event OF the American racing
season, which were made public To-
day, include i59 leading thorough
bfeda, which embrace every ono Of
last years state winners and every
thrte,year-old with any pretenslon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07

Charlie Burnett failed 10
show up for his regular four.
some match Mt the North End
last week. lie went fishing
and returned with a baslSetful Of
poker chips.
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rENNnCK RECOVERING

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. = Herb
Pennock. star southpaw. who is re-
covering from an operation in At
lantic City. is now the only regular
missing from the camp OF the Yam
KEGS.
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BEAVERS PLAY SUNDAY

SAN JOSE, Cali March THE
Portland Beavers will show their
wares in tho first squad game Sun.
day afternoon Tho regulars and
Yannigans will play nine innings.
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rI.a S, o - =. -.

Walt Jensen. OF the Stewart
Warner Products Co., equipped with
one OF the latest spcedometers. went
around the Inglewood track in "92"
flat last Sunday.
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YOUTHS SHOW PROMISE

SARASOTA. Fla. - Pip Koehler,
Frank Walker. Mickey Devine and
John Wisner are the most promis.
ing young players in the New York
Giant camp.
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MARTIN IN DRAW

MILWAUKEE. March T. Eddie
cCannonbalrD Martin and Pete Sar-
miento. Filipino bantam. fought to a
draw here last night.
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lands ON TOUR

CHICAGO. March Z. - Baseball
Commissioner Kencsaw " Landis
has started his annual inspection
trip OF the big league trimming camps.
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Dixie Flcager is not playing
much golf these days. but he
never misses u chance to tell a
snappy Southern story or two
or three. And he's just a!s good
ut that as he il at making u
golf shot, or any other kind of
a shot, He's u pip.
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o'DOWD VICTOR

EVANSVILLE. Ind. March -
Mickey O'Dowd won from Joe Lock
hart In a l0-round boat.
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WHITE sOX REGULARS LOSE

SHREVEPORT. lathe Clancy
clan. as the White Sox scrubs are
known. beat the regulars. to 1, in
four innings yesterday
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First Visit
in West for
Big Official
Wild West" Tales Said
to Keep Spalding Head
on East Coast
BY ALIEN c. ROSE

A VERY distinguished visitor ar,
\ rived in this city this morn.
ms aud was very much relieved 20
lind that there weren't any Indians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07

Col" Walden. the handsome ras.
cal Of the Elks' bowling alley. is on
the market for another set OF golf
clubs The mice and moths got the
old set,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
Infield Ace
Arrives at
Tribe Camp
Two Crack Third Sackers
Are Put in Funny Po-
sition
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ANITA MARIA, Cal.
March lit IVES an
unusual" day in
Santa Maria Friday
lit rained.
The athletes were
put thru their train
ing tricks In the
morning during r.
slight drizzle and
then Pilot Killefsr
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STTNTTIN
IL ENTERED

stimulus. from the Marshall Field
stable, winner Of the Pimiico fu.
turl,y,
Quatraln probably viii 40 10 the
post ~ the fnyOrtc after the fine
form shown 10 winning the New
Orleans handicap II win be re-
called that Black Cold. tho son Of
the old outlaw Mare. won the derby
las, year after taking the New Or
leans classic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07
CLASSIC SET
FOR MAY 10

The classic will be run az Churchlll
Downs Louisville, on May 10. over
tho usual distance Of n mile and a
quarter and will be worth 100000
added TO entry and starting feeA
Second place will get $4,000. third
place $4,000. and fourth place.
$1,000
1t will be the 5ist running OF the
classlc
Among the leading entries are
Master Charlie, owned by william
Daniel, winner Of the Kentucky
Jockey club states
Mother Goose, from the Harry
Payne whitney stable. winner Of
the belmont futurity, and one OF the
few nlllcs entered
Candy Kid. another whitney colt,
winner Of the Lexington futurity,
kentucky Cardinal. from the
Breckenridge stable. winner Of the
Queen city handicap.
leo o, Cuttner. owned by r. W,
Collins, winner Of the golden rod
handicap,
Quatrnin. owned by Frederick
johnson. winner Of the $4,000 New
Orleans handicap. and one OF the
most fancicd coita In the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07

They tell Us that the Arctic Irish
Kicked because there was Scot
keeping the score, Well. Johnnie
Drehtr more than eycned matters
when ho annexed three points for
the klckers
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Harold Wolfe, very active mem
Der OF the American Legion. is not
a golfer, but he hopes TO be one soon
That's what Maj. Paul Edwards said
when he took up the game many
years ago. Harold. He is still hoping.
And still playing
Bert kellam, the SunlSist cock
atoo, was in rare form nj Rainier
last Sunday. He only threw two
clubs away. His second "A
mashie side-arm delivery to the
ninth-missed the cup and the
caddie by inches,
Bob Daily. who installs hot.air in
residences, tried to peddle IS line to
his links cronies, but raile,' 10 thaw
them out,
The price Of cash registers Is
expected TO take b,v jump.
George DoiCling. ,choSe business q
is 10 see that everybody Is equipped
tclth one Of these machines. and
Johnnie Wittioer played golf the
other day. johnnie tcoH--pleutu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07

Hugh Cald,ccH may NOT Dc droil-
able for he neat match bet,ccen
the Scotch aud Irish Of rho Arctic
club. Ne sprdinod MS back digging
himsey ont OF the bankcrS IN the
STst battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07

Bill Brown, of baseball fame.
made a wild pitch with his driver
at Rainier. We mention this fact
because the weapon is still miss
Ing In the woods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-07

A caddy, says Guy Worthley Ia
the son OF u poor woman who has a
blind child,