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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-02

citation meeting held at the City Hall
in Cumberland last Friday night.
Miss Helen Stanton has returned
from visit with Mrs. George Major
in Cumberland.
Mrs. Lydia Diefenbach accompani-
ed her daughter, Mrs. David Messer-
smith, to Marathon, N. Y, where her
husband has recently purchased a
stock farm and will make their future
home there.
Billy Bevans, the news boy, is i'm
proving from a severe illness of rheu-
matism.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-02
EVANSVILLE
esnUn1esEGN2G@N@

The Dark Town Minstrels" was CIV
en- at w. 0. W. Hall, April l and 2, in
three acts. The first act included
songs and jokes by the members. The
second act, a play "The Great Chicken
Stealing Case of Ebenezer County"
The cast was as follows: ]. ]. Wise
man, the Judge, C. S. Zeller; j. c. L.
johnson, attorney for plaintiff, c. 0.
Keller; A. A. C. Smith, attorney for
defendant, c. o. Bender; W. J, Brown,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-02

gone to Windell, West Va, where they
viii make their home.
Mr.. J. W. Dove has returned to
Gleason after spending a few days
with his family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-02
MORTGAGES SALE
OF
A VALUABLE FARM!
Located Four Miles North of Deer
Park Near the County Road
Leading from Deer Park
to Sand Flat.

Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a mortgage from
John A. Williams and Susan Williams
his wife, dated the 9th day of April,
1909, and recorded in Liber E. z. T,
No. 81, folio 1924, etc. ,one of the
Mortgage Records of Garrett county,
and executed to the undersigned mort
gage, default having been made in
the payment of principle of said mort
gage, the undersigned mortgage will
on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Independents
Start: Torps
Play Farenen

introducing 10 Seattle the frs,
brand Of Independent tcmipro base
ball. the Seattle F'iremcn viii play
tho Pacific Coast Torpedo Station Of
Kcypori, Wash. Sunday at the
Georgetown Polo Grounds. George.
town.
About 800 fans and boosters ~
the keyport club are coming 10
Seattle 10 see the game. OF the
200. 100 are blucjaci,etS and the
rest are kcyport citizens.
Manager II. l., McCloskcy OF tho
Torps, plans To send Al jennings 80
the mound with Martin as reserve.
Dunlap. first string catcher. is Nc
Closkcy's selection for backstop duty.
Manager II. W. Graham Of the
Fircmcn, il expected TO use his
best pitcher. Hank Froehlich,
with Russell Heather catching.
Graham announced also that he
Ind signed Bob Hcskeih, Uniycr.
siiy Of Washington athlete. ms n
pitcher but u II probable that he
will not be used Sunday.
Tho Torps have made quite n rec
ord since thoy started playing this
season, meeting with defeat but two
tmcs. Both losses were suffered nt
the hands Of tho same team. the Ed
monds' nine.
Admission is charged for entrance
so ns to pay the expenses OF teams
coming hero, The price Ia 90 cents
for adults and 10 cents for children
under 10 years OF ngc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Playfield Tennis Eligibility
Rules May Be More Stringent

BECAUSE Of the fact that the
ID playficid tennis tournament
which is conducted cach year Il not
representative affair Of all the play
fields, but Is dominated by Individual
stars. Il Is the plan 10 re-organlza
the event next year
According to Nell Ellis. director
OF the tourney. the young play.
crs who enter tho meet from diff
ferent piayfirlds. arc eliminated
in the early rounds. II Is his
idea that to raise the standards
OF eligibility. will create more In
tcrest In the meet.
AZ the present time the entrance
requirements are too lax. according
to Ellis. The stronger players IN the
city who are really Class 4 perform
ers with the racquet. arc in the tour.
neg which should be mora for the
younger players.
As there Is enough tonrna.
mnts for the better class Of net
players In the city. higher en-.
try eligibility would not hurt
the tennis game here II would.
In fact. according to Ellis, place
Il on better plane.
one team from each bayfield,. rep
resented In each division of the play
Is Ellis plan This would create a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

from Seattle TO Friday Harbor June
- and from Friday Harbor TO Vic
toria. June 80. This first event is
Tor prize offered by the Royal
Victoria Yacht club
Ted Geary Is entering the "Sir
Tom. seattle's hope IN the regatta.
There Is a race for ~R" class beats
"Wednesday morning 70 start OF. Va
Gious other classes viii race during
the day. 4 triangular course has
been laid out in ROYAL roads. Schoon-
.rs. yawls and sloops arc entered IN
various classes. Many OF the best
boats on the coast will compete.
The sherwood cup viii be awarded
the RI boat making the NEST points
;u three days Of racing. The Sir
Thomas Upton challenge cup and
the Pacific Coast Championship cup
also are al stake.
on the Fourth Of July there will
he sailing races TO Roche Harbor
Tachtsmen are 70 be entertained az
Rosario BY Robert Moran. Seattle
snipbutldar. Various social events
have been lined up,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
The Meeting With
FitzSimmOnS

COME OF tho saddest moments in
~ my life were those | spent with
Bob Fitzsimmons after his second
contest with Jcffrics. He broke n
knucklc OF his left hand in the third
round. another on his right in tho
fifth, but continued until the eighth
when he lost TO the great Jcffries,
then unbeatable by any living man,
To the great surprise OF every
one morning paper followed
the fight with story TO the
effect that Fitxsimmons had
laid down. This broke Bob up.
lie did not wish to see any one.
As | had booked him TO appear
In Los Angeles shortly after
this contest. went around to
the hotel in San Francisco TO
have n talk with him.
When I reached there the hotel
was filled with people seeking an
interview. I found n bellboy and
wrote on card, ~ would like aw-
fuzzy well TO see you, Bob, IL only
for q few minutes"
He sent word for me TO meet him
in barn back OF the hotel, went
out TO the barn and ip few mo.
monts Bob came and took mo to n
stall whore he had two little pet
fawns. Wo lay down on the straw
and ! viii never forget that after.
noon as long as I live.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Hubbard Mark
in Broad Jump
Great Record
Colored Star Only Ath-
lete Liable to Better
Record He Owns
BY ART CARLSON

Low long viii Dchau Ilubbards
4 record breaking leap OF 20 feet
10 5.s inches sland7 win II ever be
brttrrrd'
Obviously each question beggafs
reply. Time alone only can toll
A. We sean the sportiye hori
ron. however. We can discern no
performer looming NJ from
across the far stretches who ap
pears capable of cHccllinE Hub
bhrds hop.
A. least not a. far as the naked
optic can see. unless n be- the col
ored lad himself
not many PAGES back steve Far
rel, Michigan coach. predicted Hob.
bard would some day reach the &C.
foot figure The dbrk.skinnsd boy
al but did tha, the other day
Whether hr actually can turn The
feat h matter Of conjecture. lie
may And then again he may not
Twenty five summers ago. Pat
rick OCnnnor Of Ireland started
the sporting element by clearing -
feet ~ "a inches. That effort would
stand long and continuous assault,
oplnrd tho experts Aud II dld
For not until 1921 was II wiped
of the books Then Ned spur,
din. eolorcd clap. leapcd %
feet inches while competing Tor
Johnny Harvard In IN. Vale
Harvard dual with oxford Cam.
bridge. Again the athletic ~.
srmblaKs saw an all.iimr record
hui Gourdlns reign was soon
halted For ia 1854 Hob Lsgcndrs.
former Georgetown altar. Jumped thru
IS feet s7-is inches Of space al the
Olympic outing
Nuw along comes Hubbard with
his wonderful performance a, Chi.
cakp.
Now the objective d, another II
inches farther, viin Hubbard The
only present competitor standing a
fsir chance 20 reach tho goat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

community backing u tltf teams
and tend to euliyeu interest iu the
tournament AZ an annual affair
Ar z o'CLOCk--
rsrlma woiff ys. Irrav Stephens
Saturdays Schedule
Mildred Dunn vs Elsnar Stephens
WiHdy fanElis " Mel Orange
Earl white ~ 1sa HaArtr
Harold ususan vs E - Sweet
Al O'CLOCK
pasrI Smith " Past Eusie
Lean carter "a Caafirs Eean
Dane fsvrd vs Rpany Wnrlbuft
Mysr Alexander ys Dick Wasaun
a. WstHarnbotu We. Leroy KELLEY
NJ o'CLoCk-
a e. Mitchell SO II G Ehrpara
Harmed Mafwnei va Msib8n Harris
Perry strsu We ltHrff lrrsn
ions sfniisubTfRar ~, Diek Cox
At o-rLoCK--
John cartaao w. Vim astria.
Aorfiro Piummsr W ~ Bradley
a q Utist ~ . r MrpoBafa
John Nicholson "a rsrt carfan IA
AT 8 O'CLOCK
panid kii ~ q o HArtsr
billT Nrw Kirk - Garfield johnson
Llsyy hsCkn0r Ys Harry uadffer
Ntranga " = Andersen
John tHfrsn W Ramon psura
AT ! O'CLOCK
=. Anderson - Frank Korisuskf
4, AndrrsaH Va G. o. Hatfield
a. y FrIhsrE Va 49, Flnssliver
pr. Frank Rivers va q g Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
FitzsimnOns
Refused Bride
TuERE was I

THERE was the great fighter, one
OF the greatest that ever lived,
with the marks OF battle ON him.
In the background were the gentle
little fawns, their great eyes staring
at Tx az tho wondering what we
could be doing there, Bob started
talking
Isn't this terrible, rom2 TO have
fought all my life on the level. thon
TO be defeated aud be accused OF
laying down This hurts mo more
than n had an arm taken Off.
When you know In your heart that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
American Polo Team
Beaten by Indians

HURLtNGHAAf. Eng. Juno ~
Americas army polo team, victors
over the British team in the recent
matches for the international mil.
itary cup. was defeated here today
by tho JoIphur team OF India by n
score Of 10 20 O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
WATSON
PLAYS WELL

Watson has certainly displayed b.
far the stesdicst and best gof TIA,
has been shot here during the wesr
but today's crucial test may be a.,
other thing again. Mrs. Harry You~z
is sim dropping her opponents wh12
they come along 10 wrest her Nortss
west golf crown and IL viii be III
biggest surprise OF the age II ~
retains it after today's final msilE
against Mrs. Hutchings. the wona~
fully fine Canadian links womsl
Never has there been better golf sfss
in this section as the Huichirss
brand that carried her thru vic,
consummste ease to ioday's dec.d-x
issue.
In The semi. finals OF The ama~
teur event yesterday Scaiiley
lone hope was blasted when Lee
Sleil. the Seattle Golf club ace.
fell after very hard match 10 a.
two and one count against Wat
son
The first part Of the trip found
both players missing several shctx.
Steil had one up lead at the noon
hour. and while play was seyerzi
strokes better in the second trip
the Watson golf was just littls
bit better and he won. That's all
there was 10 it-that little bit bet
Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Star Prelins
to Be Wound
Up on Sunday

To decide which teams viii he in
the Star league scmi-finAls. a triple
header viii be held at Woodland park
Sunday with the Queen CHy Motors
and the Climax club playing al
Lower wooiland park ni 10 a. IN
ana thr Y N. A. c. and tic soutl
Lake juniors a, Upper woodland az
The same hour
The winners %, the twu games
win clash n, Lower woodland park
at noon The victor in the second
game viii be opposed By the Park
land a. c. in the league ml.finals
the following Sunday.
The Garfield Cubs and the indie
pendents will play IN the semi. finals
OF Division , week from tomorrow
The finals arc 10 start july S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Billy Lane walked in the opening
inning and took third on Braziil's
single. A Wild pitch scored Lane
and Herman's single Tailed BRAZIL.
Oakland's lone tally came in tho
third when Guisto doubled. took
third on Byler's single. and scored
on Kunz' hit.
With two men on bases and no
outs. and with one run across, the
Indians defense frightened and tho
side was retired.
Oakland also took It's share Of
fielding honors when It held the
visitors scorelcss on three hits.
Tho score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
The "Sir Tom )"

Seattle VdchtSulcu look
I'd today 10 the famous
"Sr Tom" and her skip
per. the rcterdu Ted Gcdry,
10 uphold Southern Puget
Sound honorS az Victoria
Hert Tcek, iehCu the an
Rudl regatta Of the Pacific
Coast Watching association
gets under ray The erent
is the largest OF rs kind
ON the Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Runs responsible for Knnz 2. MIljus
,. Struck out-Kunz /, MilIus 4. Bases
an aiis--Kunz Q. MlijuH l.. wild pitch
Kunr. Stolen base EIdred. Two.baso
blts--Brady. Dulsto, Maxim. Arlott. sac.
fiflee hit--CoOper. Double plays Brady
20 BRAZIL 70 r. Baldwin. Kung 10 ptow.
.rp; Miljus 70 r. Baldwin to Herman, q.
stens batten in-isrman, Kunz, Time
80. Umpirss-9ohmldt and phyls,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
When Fitz
Broke Down

II ERE Bob broke down. The tears
IL were streaming from his eyes.
| don't know when anything az.
fected mo 80 much. | started TO
cry myself. The great fighter, ms
game MS ever lived. lying there on
the straw with the little fawns back
OF him. wide.cyed, was ut once n
pathetic and n heroic spectacle.
II seemed all so very strange.
The day before, battling the
greatest heavyweight whom TO
my mind the world ever has
seen, going down TO defeat
gamcly and couragcously. and
now trying to keep back the
tears and strol,ing with one OF
his great, frechled hands. liz.
tie fawn In the pile OF straw.
l remained there with Bob for
several days, trying TO cheer him
up Then we came TO Los Angeles
and he gave the exhibition rs he
had agreed, with Hank Griffin.
ITO BE Continued Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

WINCH ne lost IN the elghth round OF thflII-
ing battle that made the champion himself
look like a wreck
There were some very disappointing mo-
ments in my career as boxing promoter.
There were times when it seemed that
friends had forsaken me and that everything
had gone wrong. OF course, that wasn't
true. We all experience little fits of des-
pondency but just when things are worst
someone comes along to cheer you up.
As the years have passed, look back and
realize that ! made many strong friendships
and that my troubles, tho seemingly severe
at times did not mean 50 very much One
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Chandler Wins

PHILADELPHIA June e.
H. q. Chandler, University Of
California, beat Crnnston Hell.
man, Stanford, for the inter.
collegiate singles tennis title.
g., 90, i.6. SO at the Marion
Cricket club, lIavcrford, here
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

II isn't true. those arc tho things
that hurt.
Tom" he continued, II am
going TO tell YOU something that
l have kept n secret. something
] never have told anyone. When
! was going TO fight Jim Cor.
bett Mt Carson City three men
came out from New York TO my
camp. They had Ss5O,O in
gold, and tickets TO the extent
OF Sa5O,O00 on Corbctt II I would
agree TO lay down TO him.
And all ! got for knocking him
out was a good walloping from Jim
and few dollars"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
RALLY FAILS

SACRAMENTO. June s7.--After
losing two straight games 10 Sac
ramento. Los Angeles evencd up
the series here yesterday by ain.
ming. to g. The sacs nearly won
In a great finish. when they scored
run in the eight and ninth in.
nings. bat the Angels frightened to
boid them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Even with Ruth in tho lineup the
Yanks continue going nowhere fast
We are beginning to think Mr.. Hou
DIM is tho only ono lett capable Of
doing anything with that crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

end Of puget
sound
Third annual
regatta of the
Pacific Coast
Yachting Hsso-
citation Will grt
under way next
" cd csda 3
morning VIE
toria r. G. will
be host to the
yachtsmcn 70 r
the tive day
event
BEFORE the
yacht races start
there VIII be "a
power boat race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

game they won
out. ? to /. Kunz
was responsible
for holding the
Indians 10 two runs
and also for bat.
ting in the only
run made by the
Acorns
But a pitcher
can't win a ball
game by himself.
and John MilJus.
the Indians twirI-
er. was strong
enough in IN c
tight places TO
take care Of the
Oaks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
BEAVERS COP

los ANGELES. June z7-port
land made u three out Of four when
Il defeated Vernon here yesterday.
TO :. The game was close up 10 the
ninth inning. when tho Beavers tai.
lied three runs Tohln starred hy
making three Of Portland's runs
The score. II, H. r.
Portland ................ IL 1
Vernon ............... s. /
Batteries Burns, Yarrisou ana To.
hin; Bryan. I.udolph and schnng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

he front door OF
the hall Of fame
for several years
past is making n
bold bid for sd
mittance this
year and u may
be- that this IL
The day that he
VIII reach his
goal At $50
this m ornIng
that young man
teed OF in the
final 20 hole
match for The
Northwest golf
C h a m y 10 nship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
BEES WINNERS

SALT LAKE cry. June 81 Tho
Unit Lakc Bees dropped San Fran
cisco from It's place IN tho 700 col.
umn whon they beat Tho Seals hero
yebterdng, 9 TO 3, by scoring two runs
IN the eighth and ninth innings.
Tho score. IL. IT. t.
iihn Ffanci6co .nu......6 o 0
Fnlt Lhbe ''',,,,,,,,..... u 10 0
Batteries Mitchell. crockett
p'pry and hgnew; o'Neil, Mucahy
am Peters, Cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Tribe Cops
Close Tilt
From Oaks
now ruE SERIES STAND

OAKLAND. June 2T.--Thc Seattle
" Indians solved the offerings OF
Earl Kunz for two runs in the first
5nnlng, and altho the Oakland
twirIer fooled them the rest OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Chandler Egan and Mrs Hutchings Lead Golf Matches
WESTERN YACHT CLASSIC TO BE STAGED NEXT WEEK

TN THE PAST FIVE CAMPAIGNS THE BROAD
4 JUMPING ASSAULT HAS BEEN QUITE Sue
CESSFUL. ALMOST A FOOT HAS BEEN Tackled
ONTO THE RECORD NOW THE QUESTION ARISES
WHETHER OR NOT ANOTHER FIVE-YEAR SPAN
WILL SEE THE EXISTING FIGURE SMASHED OK
STILL UNDERSTANDING THE RELENTLESS At
TACK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Tacoma Links
Matches Led
by Favorites
Mrs. Young Five Down o,
First Nine; Watson
Two Down on 18th
BULLETIN

IA co MA GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUE, Tacoma.
Wash, lime 27.-ChaadIey
Egoa led Forrest Watson bg
tUo mp at the end Of the 1Stf
hote IN their match for The
p. N. G.. A. tile here ot moan
todoD Mrs. Hutehings led
Mrs. Young BIZ fire up on he
first nine in the uomea,
tiHaLs.
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MRS. HUTCHINGS
WINS EASILY

The other match in tho semi.
finals was a walk away rs Mrs
Victor Johnston, OF the Waveriey
club, was just able to halve one
hole on tho first nine and when
she lost the 10th, the agony was
over, Mrs. HutchinRs winning nine
and eight. Tho golf played on that
short match by the Victorian, would
have held Joyce Wothercd in check.
1t was perfect.
George Porter one OF the Jeffer
son park regulars, won the secono
flight prize in the Class b compe'f
ton, defeating Ed Cooney. OF the
local fircrest club, six and five.
CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD
First night--Arlo Kyle beat Fr3
Jackson, 4 and s: Ed stuehell beat soevy
Vaughn, and 3
Second fllght-Gene Nation beat Rslpa
Whaley, 1 up; j. w. Shaw beat H. NV
Colley, . and ?.
Third night-s. Pattullo beat e
Perkins, Z and S; u. u. Heppendstal De"
n, j, Barous, ! up. x
Fourth night--H, Smith beat II, Neei
MUS : ana - - W. Nluu 'V"N
up,
Fitth fllght-N, Jones beat +. wa''on'
II. Phillips beat #, Walker, and 4.
Sixth flight-w. c, Iindsoll beat N
House, 10 holes +, Balloon beat l.
Wilson, | up, -,
seventh flisht--H, 8 GrlSss won irem
!, Mckinley by default: c, II, corthAA
beat NJ. NJ, Wallace.
wOMEN's FLIGHTS
First flisht--Mrs, O G, Cary beat NJ,
II. r. Rlstine, 9 and g. Hiss Hurley WY
Mrs, Patterson, / up, -,
second fliEht-Mrs. IL. ". Bowen pess
Mrs n. NJ FRchlo 20 holes; Mrs fies
Jackson beat Mrs. Anne WalNertop, Wy,
Third flight Mrs, VI, N, Peace IVA
Mrs Y LcntE ! and 3 Mrs, IT, bous''N
beat Miss y, Harold, Z and 8
Fourth flight Mrs y z. SpeneF o
Mrs n, Davenport, 4 and n Miss IVY"
Foster beat Mrs \, c. Moore, ana -.
Firth flight Mrs W. Ncagcr beat w,
F. Y. Nanpattcu. Z AMI 3; Mrs. w
4ndscl beat Mrs, h. SWccllnud, any
sixth flight Mrs n, Luhman pea, ~
II, Whitman Mrs, u, u, lnman pes'
!, bradley z and ], ,,,.t
Seventh flight--M $. Slocun ~.
Mrs w, II tucker, and Mrs ~ ~
bea, Mrs NJ. ", wallace, and =, "A,
Eighth flight--Dr, Frances hou,
beat Mrs. W. H. Burns up MIS- Nv
Harris beat Mrs c, Cornell, ana T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
N0ONAN HAS
DRYING IRnIRIE

Bill Noonan's tee shots were Ia
undoing in his tilt against Egan,
the local player being kept continu-
ally in trouble with his hooked
woods. The Portland stars goli
was not steady by any means. but
he had quite n little lecway to 60
on, thanks ~ the unsteadiness Of
his opponent.
Finishing the morning round
with n two-up lead. Egau play
ed better on the second trip and
won the decision by four and
three.
Mrs. Everett Wheeler. OF the
Bellingham club. gave Mrs. Younsi
a hectic scare and only lost after
the second extra hole had been,
played. One putt on the 18th green
squared the match for the cham
pion and following half on the
next, she annexed the Goth holss
That was just tho place where she
defeated Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh the
dny bcforc -
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against The great Chandler Egan.
and altho the veteran is suoas
fayorite 10 win II would not sur
prise the writer 10 see the dope Up.
sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
BY ALEX c. ROSE

TACOMA COUNTRY CLUB. Jun.
4 g7--F'orest Watson. the spokan,
crack, who has been lowering around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Regatta of
White Fleet
at Victoria
Boats of All Kinds to
Compete in B. c, Wa
tiers; Sir Tom Entered

ORACK yachts Of the Pacific coast
- viii compete Tor championship
ltonors next week az tho northern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
CHAPTER VII

ITO have been great heavyweight champion, to have
fought honestly to lose the and then be viewed
suspciousy is bad enough But that and crushed
Bob Fzsimmons after his second fight with Jim Jeffres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

grow very mellow recollection of the happier events
Life is too short to hold any i'll will atho we sometimes are
inclined to resent impositionS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Batteries Petty. Green. Osborne.
Ehrhardt and Taylor. DsBerry:
Scott. Barnes. Dean and Snyder.
Gowdy.
At st. Louis r. II. T..
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When Tears Streamed From
Eyes of Bob FitZSimnOnS
Famous Heavyweight Broke Down When He Was
Accused of Laying Down to Jim Jeffries in Their
Second Tilt; McCarey Tells Of Scene With Fighter

BY T. j. JUNGLE T0M) McCAREY
Veteran Boxing Who Revealing the Inside Stories OF
Long Career
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