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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Laizure Defeats Marion in
Vancouver Net Meet Upset

bee, Afs A. Milne. Vancouver. g.. A-e.
80. IT, BurriaEe. winnipeg. beat Mrs
Mcqiverin, Victoria. rs. eli; Mrs. n,
wright. Ottawa. heat Henderson. Van
eouytr. 80. s-a So Mrs 4 Graham.
Vancouver. heat Hope LseminE, Victoria.
so t-T s-t
MEMS SINGLES
First Round
=. y Lewis, westminAier. beat II. O..
Phillips, Vancouver, G.io. 81. rs y "
walker. Vancouver. beat j. s. JohRnson.
default. q. Gray, Vancouver, beat Or.
Se.lrs, Vancouver, default. j. ". Ryan.
Vancouver. beat r. v, stuart Vancouver.
default. A. J, wlckcus, Regina, beat
MoulsoH. Vancouver t.l. T-b. 90. A. W.
Ham, Toronto. beat L. s KatAla. Van
rouysr. SID smith Tacoma, beat r.. X.
Long. Vancouver. default
second Hound
Army Marion, Seattle, beat Marshall
Gordon, Victoria. 10. SIS. ST. Grant
I.alHure, Seattle, beat r. ChsHelman. Ed
monitor, G-z. SIS. Leon De Turenne, Sc
attic, beat r. o. Ryail. rcnticion. so. Cd.
SID Smith. Tacoma. brat " Seed. van
couvcr. 10. 60. John MeGiu, Vancouver.
beat Danny Lewis. Seattle e. 6-s. Wal
lace Scott Tacoma. beat a. II. Finley.
Vancouver, GO, 60. Bill Taylor Seattle,
beat II. kimmohd. Vancouver. G-l. So,
Howard banElie. Seattle. bea; f. PuTkiH.
Toronto, a., e-l; Willard crockeT, Mon
treal. beat T. CARDINAL. Vancouver. s-i.
sell w Boucher. Vancouver, beat j. Nc
LouEhlln, Vancouver. ga, s-1. g. Nc
CrotAan. Vancouver. beat W. Ross. VAN
couver. ga. ga, H. Mclean, Vancouver,
beat II. Gray, Regina. isfault. Jack
wright. Montreal, beat Harley Malcolm,
Melbourne. a.. go; X, Green, Vancouver.
beat Tom Todd. Seattle. default; Leroy
Ronnio. Toronto, beat r, Herald, van
couyer. s.i. s-o w. Gyier Winnipeg. beat
w Metoaif, e-t. s.s
Third Round
Jack Wright. Montreal. beat r. Bar
Der, Vancouver. s-s. GO. Howard Lang
lie. Seattle. beat L, Martin. Vancouver.
JUNIOR MEMS SINGLES
First Round
w Martin. Vancouver beat J. Mac
Donald. Vancouver CO. sd: Tommy
Todd Seattle, beat n, Hofheins. vancou.
yer. Ga, 81, Ga; d, McMastcr. Vaneou-
yer. beat Smith. Vancouver. default. G.
Coulter Vancouver, beat r. Bancroft. san
Francisco, default; @. Davies, Vancouver.
beat Mcclellan, Vancouver default g.
Gillespie, by. II. Peers. Vancouver beat
John pocg, San Francisco, default. IL,
Seed, Vancouver beat T. Christie Van
couver, 10. go.
Second Round
&. Mclean, Vancouver. beat d. Camp
bell. Vancouver. rs. So; c, Rollins, Van.
couvcr, beat Donald LaiHure. Seattle. 6-i.
OIL.
Third Round
Grant Laizurc, Seattle, beat Army
Marion. Seattle, 90, G-2. Leon Dc Tu-
ronne, Seattle beat Bill Taylor, Seattle,
So. 6-o Leroy Rennle, Toronto beat II.
Green, Vancouver, eco go; sid smith.
Tacoma, beat w. Gyles Winnipeg, 6-s.
s-2; wally Scott, Tacoma. beat @, Spar
ling, Vancouver, GA, ca; McMaster, Van
couyer, beat A. NUNS Toronto. 81, 90,
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best boys In the United states to
contend for IL, ] finally decided on
Abe Attcll and frankie Nell. both
OF San Francisco,
TH1s, think, was tho hardest
= battle ever fought In tho fcath.
erwelght class for two reasons.
One reason was the feeling
that existed between Abe and
Franlsio's father, which was.
brought about n great deal thru
professional jealosy. Also Frank.
les style of fighting was indi.
vidunl, MS he had n terrific left
hand that no one seemed to be
able to avoid.
The interest was intense from tho
timo that tho bell sounded TO so
until the contest was over.
i remember that Abo, wanting 10
be reasonable, agreed to weigh 100
pounds, as frankie only weighed
lib. This TO me seemed 10 bo won.
dcrtully fair, when the limit was
~ and also Wien you consider
INC feeling between Abe and
F'ranke's father.
SEVERAL things happened during
~ this contest that ! will never
Forget One OF them was that 1
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Has Chance to Lead

E1oR the first time since Seattle
1 reentered the Coast league the
Indians have chance 10 have the
leagues best hitter
Salt Lake has dominated this
honor for many seasons. Earl
Sheeiy. Duffy Lewis and Paul
Strand keeping the batting title
In Utah. largely due to the
trick park there. And this
year Frank 0'Doul, another
Bee, is his closest rival.
BRAZIL is real hitter because he
hits on the road as well as az
home. He hits to all fields, doesn't
do much guessing. but keeps siwng.
sng and slashing at the bail BRAZIL
not only hits often. but has a lot
OF power and hits ball excep.
tionally far to left field for left.
handed sticker.
Brick Eldred Is also a fine hitter,
but he is a different type Of batter
in that he doesn't ride hali as
hard as BRAZIL
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and three singles,
Those two blows over the fence
gave the Indians three.run lead
in the first three innings. -Four
more followed in the fourth and
that was regular lead.
The Indians kept riding the hall
all over the lot. Tom DAILY getting
second batting honors for tho Red.
skins with three solid blows, and
Cilff Brady tossed in triple that
scored a couple OF his mates,
In tho meanwhile Bob Haaty was
pitching fairly good tail, altho he
was touched for IL hits, 4 couple
OF snappy double plays didn't do
him any harm
SIX double plays IN all featured
the opening game Of the series, tho
visitors making four % them
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tho North. They will be tho un.
der dogs this time, and Coach Fred
Mills plans several changes In the
lineup,
The loss OF Hans Damn, the
anchor man of the coppers, was
koenly felt. Damn suffered from
an injured leg and is unable TO
compete. Mccullough, another
standby, Is also forced out of com.
petition,
Lending the invading contingent
OF officers are Cairns and Ward,
OF Vancouver, In the dnshcs; Cam
eron, GIL, Walght ana McDermott
In the weights, and Murdoch, one
of the fastest sergonnts in Il. c.
The Seattle weight team. com.
posed OF Con Walsh, Buckley,
o'Brlon and Twohlg, captured the
event last year and also at tho
spring meet In tho North this yenr,
ana arc considered fayorltes to win
again next saturday.
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lie third sacker is now leading the
league in hitting.
Two home runs. both line drives
over the righ, field wall. and three
smashing singles made up his rec.
ord Tuesday. II WIS the best eS-
hihition Of individual clouting here
this season.
The first time BRAZIL came up
he raped home run over
the right field fence, fairly close
TO the foul line.
The second time up the Doctor
hit one OF the longest drives OF the
season over the same partition.
scoring Billy Lane ahead OF him;
that blow came in tho third inning.
He drove Cllff Brady over the
plate In the fourth with single
down the first base tine that would
have mortally wounded Wilbur
Davis IL he hadn't ducked Davis
IL still healthy today.
On his fourth time up BRAZIL
drove a liner into right field
that Ted Gather, who was backed
mp against the fence. was play.
ing too deep to catch. The ball
fairly smoked. That was in the
seventh.
In the eighth he came M again
and blasted a single against the
,svhf field wall That frovatRd ~
fast that Gather handled the re.
hound in time TO hold BRAZIL to a
single.
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in the mems doubles and Howard
Langlie, who went East Last year
is being picked to repeat in the
junior event.
These three stars are taking part
in The Canadian championships
which are being held in Vancouver.
u. C., this week and which viii
wind w Saturday. The Canadian
Davis cup team is entered In this
tournament.
Most Of tho Californian and
Canadian stars. along with the big
field Of Northwestern. players are
expected TO enter the Washington
state play here.
The interscctional tournament Is
limited to IA doubles team and a
junior player from East tennis cen.
ter in the Northwest, which in
cludcs Seattle. Vancouver. Victoria,
Portland, Tacoma and Spokane.
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Amateur Bouts
Billed Friday
at Local Gym

A ZIG amateur show is scheduled
u for Friday night at Austin q
Salts gym Eight bouts arc on the
card. with such boys as Dick Pot.
ter. Eddie Gross. Jack Gardner. An.
gclo Constantine and Art MeKiliop
taking part.
As these boys have bscn boxing
at the amateur shows Tor the past
year the winners have been prom.
ised chance at the bis shows later
m
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Pittsburg Makes
Record for Runs

over two game stretch the
Pirates recently turned IN a total Of
45 runs. They got Fl ono day and
= in tho next tilt This is no
doubt a new record in major league
play. in fact IS modern mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

Class l. beginning 10 tell In the case Of
the Sacramento club. There are some
good ball players with the selonu but
not enough 20 balance the club. and
tho team has the appearance q being
licked before it goes ON the field Tues.
days same was drah affair, only the
territies hitting % Frank Rrasill EtSiaS
the bugs anything to busH about,
Wilbur Davis, the new Sacramento
fret sacksr, leoks like a pretty good
hitter Hp ripped cit three singing
blows 90 center yesterday, lie stands At
the plate much ike Charley HiEh of
Portland. and has tot % power.
Mervin shea. the prise young catcher
~ the vis,tors, had 70 leave The game ia
tho late inaiakp Tuesday because % a
bad Injury 70 his throwing hand mss
tained when foul Up smaeked htm on
tho fingers.
A young fellow named waehrnfeId re-
placed him, a few mere handles ike
this Tor the scorers and they'll need in
tegprUtefs,
Tom DAILY did himself proud with The
willow yesterday. and caught a beautiful
game IT, too bad that some % tho
wolves that gpt on him the other day
when ne bad an of afternoon didn't see
Thomas In action yesterday,
Young Watson started a beautiful dou-
bio play ggr tho visitors yesterday whcn
ha trapped Tsd Hald sins drive with hia
glove down the miro base alley and shot
the BAH 70 second in time 10 figure Ia a
double killing
George Cntshaw broke into the battle
IN the late Innings. relieving cliff firady
at second base
Bili Cunningham did some pinch hit
ting for sacramento Ia the ninth. and
the former Seattle player walked
Ray French played nifty fielding
game at shartntap for the tourists. tut
be 1saaa'g 20 ssroux at the plate
Merlin Kopp broke into the hit column
when be doubted against the rixht field
fence. and bob Hssts also crashed one
against the boards. and uuI Plummss
tainted on the Seattle bench
Brick Eldred didn't give Frank BRAZIL
very stiff competition At the plate Tues
day. but he got his usual i've.
Ted Gather Is play Ing right field 10,
Sacramento. and the former oakianas,
prefers the Quilted. lie mas also done 4
lot or iatisld duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

the feather.
weight limit.
Corbett beat Nc.
Govern, but
could not defend
the title at i22,
aH he was grow.
ing heavier and
finally got into
tho lightweight
class.
so, to straight.
en- things out in
the feat h er.
weight class, /
decided TO nut
zip q champion
ship b c II and
pick two OF tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

the Seattle In,
dams Tuesday.
he be,spec.
tacled Sacramen,
20 hurlor was
touched up for
10 Holtd base
blows and they
accounted for II
runs In the
meanwhile Sac
rnmrnto m a d @
three talllos
Frank Brasil,
OF course. was
the whole party.
as has been told
elsewhere. get
ting two homets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
TURENNESCOTTLANGLIE FAVORED FOR TENNIS TRIP
Star Makes
-Four Letters

NINNtNG a quartet OF Letters
w tn as many collegiate sports
Is a biz out OF tho ordinary in
these days OF rivalry and keen
competition. But that's the rec
ord Homer Hazel hung up dur
ing the recent yaar az Rutgrrs.
He got his "R" tn football, base.
hall. basketball and track, lie
was an All-Ameriea hackfeld se.
lection last fall, Hazel graduated
in Juno with tho rank OF one
OF the greatest all.round athletes
In Rutgers history,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Has Nerve at Plate

A FTER BRAZIL had raped his
n two homers over the garden
wall. Specs" Shea, the victim Of
his batting spree. tried to dust him
OFF. But BRAZIL came right back
and hit three more on the smeller
for three more base hits
BRAZIL can take his cut, look fool.
ish swinging and missing and come
right back and hit the next one
out OF the park.
A wonderful hitter is Frank
BRAZIL.
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MINED DOT HIIN
second Round
Mrs Btoouao sad ChaffoT. Vancouver
heat l., Archibald and Mcleod NaneoG-
yer, s.x. 40. 80. Munro and McMastcr,
Vancouver. beat Mf. and Mrs Seed, Van
eouver go. 90. Hope LscmlnE and VIII
son. Victoria. beat Th,low and Peers.
Vancouver. So, SO: Mrs. Diamond and
uraavNn, Vancouver. beat sir. and Mrs
MeGlysrin. Victoria. 60, ca nurridgs
and Dan Lewis, vancouver and Seattle.
beat Mrs. Raker and Mescalf, Vancouver,
a.s, So g.. Fraser and CARDINAL. Van
couysr. beat Mrs, Mecallum and wilkes,
Vancouver. S.. s.1 Mrs. Milne and Grant
Lhizure, Vancouver and soattie, beat Mrs
iesmluE and A. Miller. Vancouver and
Bssttic. s-i, 90.
First Round
MorIwako rnd Lewis. Honolulu and
Seattle. beat Henderson and kimmond,
Vancouver. e.a. Ga. Mrs CARDINAL and
mn Taylor. Vancouver and Seattle. beat
Mrs Ross Lane and Ryail. Nanaimo, So,
80. 60. Mr. and Mrs Muir. Vancouver.
beat Mrs Graham and Army Marion,
Vancouver and Seattle. 10, Ga.
MEMS DOUBLES
second Round
Walker and Brammall Vancouver beat
Mcleod and Robertson. Vancouver 80.
10. ell, Crocker and Wright, Montreal,
beat PhippE and Green, Vancouver, 90.
SO. Gyles aud Waugh, Winnipeg, beat
MAtsubayask and Lassnki, Vancouver.
SO. Ga CaHaolmsn and Duusworth. Ed
monitor. beat walker and Boyd, Nancou-
Yer, go, eel; Army Marion and Howard
LanEiie. Seattle. beat Herald and Martin.
Vancouver. ca, 1856 Turonne and Wallace
Scott. Seattle. beat MrDougal and
wilks, Vancouver OIL, Ca
woMEN's SINGLES
First Round
Mrs. j. Muir Vancouver, beat Mrs. l..
Set, Vancouver, go. Ca J McNnbb. van
couvor, beat Betty Morrison. Seattle, 6-l.
ga: symonds. Halifax, beat Smith, Van
couver. Gel, 90.
Second Round
NJ LeominE, Victoria, beat Mrs, j. Muir.
Vancouver. GO. go; symonds, Halifax.
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Travie Davis
to Fight Here
TRAyIE DAVIS Is seeking action
l. again.
The Everett weltsrweighL who

mas INC NtNililN
ton Of being one
or the greatest
cards ever 10 en-
ter a local ring
at one time. In
sincerely plan
ming a come
back
Dan q A.
m "a tchm a ker
for gcHttlc'Ene next
boxing n h o "
which will be
staged az the
ball park Tues
day night. has
signed Davis as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

NWHk FFaV0Hsl0IH W ~ tNra u.
HastY :. struck aGt--HassY D. ~ shea
!. Bases on balis-~shsa Z. uasty l. wild
piteh-shes stolen basss-Eldrsd Bra
Eiti Home runs DFaElll = Thrss. bass
hits Brady. Hoffman. Tws-hass hits
+. Haia sir. DAILY. kapp. HsatY Sacrifices
hits BRADY. L.Ans. Runs batts4 Ia
Hasty ,, Brady = Braziil s. Lane, Irbff-
man. Davis. Double plAys-sizlin 10
Davis. Brady 70 r. Baidwia 20 Herman.
y. Shsa 20 siElin. Brady 20 BALDWIN 10
Hermann watson to sixiin TO Davis; sig
In 20 French To Davis Tlfns-.i 90
ttnpires --Terk aud Casey.
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GREB SIGNS

PlrEBuRG, July S.-Harry Greo
has signed for a bout in Cleveland
July Ia, It was announced Tuesday
by Red" Mason, Greb's, manager.
He will appear either against John.
NY Wilson, former middleweight
champion, or Tommy Laughln.
Philadelphia fighter.
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and they are the
winners Of the
mems doubiea
and the Junior
boy singles in
the intersection,
81 tournament
This big meet
Is scheduled for
the Seattle Ten
mis- club next
week IN coniunc
ton with the
Washington state
tournament
Wallace Scott
and Leon Tu.
fenne arc the
heavy fayorites
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sensations Of the
second day OF
play in the Ca
madam tennis
c h a mpIonships
held here yestor
day. by winning
four matches
during the day.
He W on his
events in the
singles doubles.
iunio rH a n d
junior singles.
Seattle net
stars were elm.
mated by their
own mates with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
When Abe Attell Won Title
of FeatherWeight Champion
BY r.. ]. UTncle Tom) MCAREY

stationed four policemen around the
ring so that could place one
alongside Frankle's father without
his noticing why / did IL.
! did this TO protect his own
hoy more than anything else,
because he was very eNcitablc
and was afraid that they
might start TO jump into the
ring II things got to going n
little bad.
Every round OF the contest was
interesting clear mp to the 18th,
and In that round Abe was punish.
Ing Frankie considerably.
The old gentleman, while they
were all watching the contest,
reached over and rang the bell. This
was about IL or is seconds before
time and caused great deal OF
excitement, but we couldn't do any.
thing.
1t all happened in a jffy and
Abe did not want the championship
on tochnicality, so the battle went
ahead.
TNHE next two rounds viii never
- be repeated as long MS boxing
exists. Abo fought Frankie at his
own style and in both rounds
backed him clear across the ring,
something that no fighter had ever
been able TO do. even llghtwcIghts
that frankie had fought.
In the Goth round Abe had
backed Frankie against the
ropes Ms the gong sounded. Tho
referee raised Abe's hand In
the air ns tho winner.
Tho very first man across the
ropes to congratulate Abo was a
man who hadn't spoken TO him In
three frankie Noil's father.
This made n great hit with NIL the
fans present MS II was n wonderful
display OF workmanship
10 prove that was right IN my
Judgment In selecting these two,
Abe defended the belt for eight OF
otAn years and finally lost 1t "a
Johnnie Kilbpno OF Cleveland.
ITO BE Continued Thursday,
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SEALS AGAIN

LOS ANGELES. July s.-s San
Francisco defeated Los Angeles In
the opening game OF the series here
yesterday, TO /. when this Seals
scored two runs in the second in.
ming off Root Seven two.baggers
were made during the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

A FTER Terry McGovorn had out.
n grown the feathorweight class
he and Young Corl)ett boxed at l26,
which was four pounds above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
HOMERS WIN

PORTLAND. July s.-The B.av.
ers continued to win by knocking
over the Salt Lake Bees in tho first
game OF the series here yesterday.
s 20 (. Portland made two home
runs
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You seldom hear Of wrestler
who is comfortably fixed and yet
most OF them are always fixed.
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Tribe Wins
Easily Over
Sacs, II to 3
Shea Pounded Hard, Bra
zill and DAILY Leading
Attack

lust because Elmer Shea hap.
~ pencd 10 DO wearing glasses
didn't get him any aymrathy from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
Tourney Here
NextW to
Name Players
Intersectional Play Is
Booked for Home Club;
State Meet, Too

LIVERY year three Sortbwsft
u tennis players are sent 20 the
nntlonnl champlonshIpn IN the Easl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
BRAZIL Hits
Five Safeties
Against Sacs
Seattle Third Stacker
Makes Seasons Record
in Tuesdays Game
rAcIr1o coAsr InN0rr
BY LEO II. LASSEN
n I'VE hits In five trips
10 the plate,

TO the plate
Thats what Frank
BRAZIL did in Tues
days game with
Sacramcutoan and
those five blows
boosted his mark
to 40, according
10 unofficial aver
nuas and the Seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

VANCOUVER, II. G.. July g.
Howard Langlie, tho young
Seattle tennis fash. furnishtd The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

Totals t.s.st II Is - IA :
sBattad for = shea IN ninth
Bnttsd for french IN alnth
tran for Cunningham to ninlh.
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
PLENTY ERRORS

OAKLAND, July s.--Vernon came
within ono run OF beating the Oaks
here yesterday By scoring six runs
in the late innings OF the game. but
Oakland won out, 10 s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

Batteries Mulcahy and Cook. Re.
ters: Hollingsworth and Hannah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

NcThuH .s..',.F'''-.-'7ss' II D
Oakland .............,. II 2
Batteries Pilette. Bryan and
whitney; Kunz. Kainser. Pruett and
Read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

Wilbur Davis, the new Sacramento
first saeksr, lcoks like a pretty good
hitter Na ripped cft three singing
blows 90 center yesterday, lie stands 81
the plate much ike Charley HiEh %
Portland. and has lot " power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

bdIIEIIts = = buHUN, SIlANhtyt
Pennock and o'Neil; Girard and Har-
grave, Dixon.
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Mervin shea, the prise young catcher
~ the visitors. had 70 leAyu The game Ia
tho late inainEs Tuesday because % a
bad injury 20 his throwing hand. aus
tainsd when a foul stp spAcked him on
tho fingers.
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ITO BE Continued Thursday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

Batteries Aldridge, Sheehan, AID.
ans and Smith; Greenfield. Nehf
and Snyder, Gowdy.
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4 young fellow named Wsehrnf,id re-
placed him. A few more handles like
this Tor the scorers and they'll need In
terprotefs.
Evening star., 1925-10-25
MOTHER HUNTING
WAR VETERAN SON
Mrs. Cora 0. Long Says Her
. Boy Was heII-ShoCked
and Wanders Away.

Another pitiful story Of the after
effects of the World War was told
here today by Mrs. Cora 0. Long of
Flint. Mich, who for four years has
been searching for her son Laverne.
a shell-shocked veteran who is be
lieved wandering about the country
not knowing who he is or where his
home and relatives are.
Mrs. Long is in Washington, ap-
pealing to the newspapers and to
national officials of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars to aid her in locating
her son.
Only once in the last four years.
she said. has she succeeded in locat-
ing Corp. Long. That was in 1928 in
San Bernadino Calf She found her
son being cared for in a workhouse.
But Fate again wrested him from her,
Mrs. Long said. While she was work
ing there to raise money enough to
take him back TO their home in Flint,
Mich, Corp. Long wandered away.
No clues have been found of his
Wherea bouts
Despite this blow. Mrs. Long re-
fused to give up the search. Having
Evening star., 1925-10-25

, dence, clearing the way for the actual
trial in which United States Attorney
Buckner said today she would take
no small part.
Miss Failor will not, of course, be
the only prosecutor facing Morse, the
latter's three sons and 16 other de-
PENDANTS, who are charged with
frauds growing out of the sale of
stock of the United Stetes Steamship
Company.
Robert E. Manley. Mr. Buckner's
associate, has been designated a spe-
cial assistant United States attorney
to direct the case and he will be
helped by George S. Leisure, another
young assistant.
Buckner himself will jump into the
breach as necessary when the small
| army of defense lawyers begin to
make things hum with motions and
exceptions.
But the groundwork of the case in
the main has been built up by Miss
Failor, and Buckner said she would
be cross examining Morse. his sons
and associates. when the trial starts.
And Morse is coming to trial. the
Federal prosecutor insists, after a
lapse of more than three years since
his indictment.