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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Coal Company
Teams Battle
in Long Game

T,HE new Pacific Coast Coal Co.
i Baseball league was ushcred
in with a l6inning game between
the Black Diamond team and the
Seattle Briquets Sunday. at Black
Diamond, the local team winning.
to l. Both clubs scored the first
runs in the 18th. and then Leonard
Patricelli singled in the 18th, stole
second and scored on Johnny Eek.
rem's two.bagger. Patricelli held
the Black Diamond team to four
binglcs, while Jerry Reynolds
worked the route for tho opposition.
The score: r. II. f.
Briquets go. ..... 2 s 3
Black Diamond ... 4 3
Patriceili and sheedy: Reynolds
and Anderson.
Carbonate beat Burnett. to /.
in the other game Of the day.
RED" Biccum pitched for. the Bur.
nett club, with Balm Browse for the
winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Rosebud Has
Derby Record

7 ouIsvILLE. May ii,-Rack
IL In 1914 Old Rosebud. ono Of
tho best liked horses tho racing
sport has ever produced. ran tho
Kentucky Derby distance IN
2O5 rs. setting a ncw record for
the event.
Tho that was quito a span ago.
old Rosebud's sensational mark
stilI stands, Tho famous old horse
carried il4 pounds on that event,
full afternoon.
Two years later George Smith
turned the distance In 2.o{ This
rates as tho next best perform
anco, oddly enough. Zsv and
Black Gold. winners in 1893 and
1924. respectively. came within
fifth 81 second Of chalklug Up
Identical performances. Zev made
Il in EOS rs and Black Gold 10
2;05 10. Each totcd i2s pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
TIME TRIMMED FOR JOE RAY TN MILE RACE Herr
Results of
Relay Meet
THE complete results OF the meet.

TlHE complete results OF the meet,
l. with the new records noted,
follow.
100 yards. class 4 CsollsEiatsJ Won
By Sweet. Montana second. Clarke.
Washington. third Hehroedsr washing
ton. Time 90. tNew rFFDFdJs
100 yards class - fsmalisr colleges
ana Washington freshmen Won by
Anderson, Warrington. second. Bsllss,
fHtsr.mouHtsin. ihird, wolr Pacific.
Time. lp.1 seconds. iIifd record.
100 yard dAsl. class O. tblEh HrhDolsI
Won by Darf0ss Sumner Moore, auo-
hoHIsb. second. Carlson. Monroe. third.
Time losS hseDndH fSsW record.
TuH-nlla relay, Class AVON bg
Washington tBnydsF. Wgsrs. TDrnaF.
ch6rtsrisjs second. o. 4. q third. ". r.
G. Tfns . minutes b $40 seconds.
shotpH;. class Won hY Egtvrt,
buFfna0htTf, vs. s. O.. - feet = inch
thlrd. Blumenrisi, Montana, ~ feet 10
inches.
EsD.rsrd relz~. Class won by Mon
iauA istbFk CoyIs Ritter, BwsetJ. sec
oud, Washington. thTd. oregon. Time,
1850 $50. CSrw rerDrdJ.
Medley relay, Ssatfle high schools
Won hy Lincoln tClsTkson. Couch. Dodds
and DEAN. second. Garfield third.
college medley relay. class Avon b.
Montana Sweet. Ritter. I0wry. GulctisJs
second, W, r. G.. third. o. 4. G. Time,
minutes. zOi seeonds
Psniathlon. Glass Avon by Cram, o.
A. c. second. BrlI. Washington. tI,rd,
DurrWHShtsr, " y. =,
Foursmiis relay. Glass AVON b. ..
a. q, lBsll. Butte, Mason. ClaytOBjs sec
ond. Washington: third. IdEho Time.
10 minutes seconds fNrw record.
Milo relay. Glass 4 rColleEiHtsJ Won
by Washington CTuppsF. Augustine Char
teris. ApplsEHtej. second. Oregon third,
Idaho, Time. minutes ABS seconds.
tSsw Tcs1rdJ,
Nile relay. Class B-won BY Pacific
tWblf. Duyck Austin. coonEj. second
Froshs third, EllenAburE. Time. min
uies 15.l seconds
MEDLEY relay. Glass Bwon BY wash
ingtou FroEa FhEst, Cooking, wilde.
Allsf). second. Bsllinghafn: third. FL
ionsburE. Time. G minutes 81. seconds.
tNew rrcordi.
ss0-yhrd relay. Seattle high schools
Won b. Ballard (Graves DALEY. Hous-
ton. JenkinsI. second Garfield: third
Qurrn Anne Time. 1865
tE0-yArd relay. Class C--won by Puy-
slIup tNittrn. Norris Hrouiirtts. Hart
isyJ second. Buckley. third. Everett
Time. isaS. fNcw record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Charters Has Futua

THE real kick Of the 81
l. dished UP by Jim G1'
the Washington star. who hrl
Use OF developing into one I
finest half-milers in the VS.
thrill comes in the finish 4
OF the relays he showed sued
zlins burst Of speed down I'll
stretch that it left the Cars g
with the experience he VII Z
the next two years he shoaid
class of the Coast hali.milts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
TENNIS REPORTS

Reports OF the tennis matches
played over the weekend in tho
Woodland Park league must be
turned in at tho desk of The
star sporting editor not later than
Wednesday noon. Matches must all
be completed by Tuesday night and
its mp to each captain to soc that his
men play their matches.
The schedule for last week Will be
given to the captains upon request
and the bookings for next weekend
VIII he published Thursday along
with the results of the first matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Golfers
in Play
on Hill
Westland Leads Saturday
in Jefferson Meet; Play
Today
BY ALEX c. ROSE

2 A LTHO the number OF entrants
n did not some mp 20 cNpccta,
tions-duc 20 the very heavy fog
that hung over tho course-evcry
star and ncarStar % local golfdom
took part In the qualifying round
OF tho decennial links championship
IT the Beacon hill course saturday.
but the committee Is very hopeful
that the last two days ot this three
day meet. today and tomorrow VIII
bring the list OF starters up close
on 20 the l 900 mark.
Jack Westland, carrying the
state, city and University titles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
DruXman Leads
Seni-Pro Mines

The Druxman ball club grabbed off
first place honors Sunday In the Sc.
attic Semipro league by defeating
Georgetown. 5 to 0. at the Coast
league park. The Nippon A. c. lost
70 the Waterfront a. G., Is to 0; the
West Green Lake Merchants were
victors, Is to 0 over the Three Bros.
Dye Works; West Seattle was de.
featee by South Park, TO 3; and
the Firemen beat Ballard, TO 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
NURMI TO SAIL

NEW YORK, May li.-Paayo
Nurmi, worlds champion runner,
who was cleared OF charges OF ex-
tortion Saturday by the A. a. L..
will sail for Finland on May IS.
He may run a special half mile and
mile races for records on the Har-
ward track before he leaves. Nurmi
is understood to have told friends
he may return 10 this country to
make his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Courage

TWO Seattle high schcd
l. sters gave wonderiH
;ions of gameness. one wa
the last Lincoln man in =
prep medley race. He cui :
Garfield lead OF nearly " =
the home stretch and finS
front. That took courage
And Jenkins, the Ballaf.
overhauled his field in me !, ,
yards in the half.mile event
a beautiful finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

Coast league bah park Saturday
Is slated to 20 thru his
PAGES today at O'Clock. Britton
will work out an hour later
Druxman is yet unable TO an.
nounce his supporting card. but tho
youthful promoter Is promising tho
fans some hlgh-class prcilminarics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
1t Happened
on SATURDAY.

DUYALLuP high school won
L the Central Washington high
school track meet at Renton, SAT-
urday With Il points. Buckley
was second with 20 and Auburn
third with L..
with Hal Gardner pitching
tight ball the Washington varsity
nine beat oregon at Eugene, Ore
gon, II to /.
Whatcom high school won the
Northwest prep track and field
Saturday at Bellingham.
Illinois track team defeated
Town at Iowa Saturday In a duel
meet, IS TO AZ.
Olympia high school won tho
Southwc0 Washington track and
field title Saturday at Olympia.
IIarvards crow beat Ponnsyl.
vanin by throo lengths on tho
Charles river In a mile and thrco-
quarters race. Massachusetts
Tech was third and Cornell
fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
10 Seconds
Scratched
by line
Dodge Beats Chicsy.i
and Claims Bail
Incorrect Tine e. 4
BY LEO II. LASSp,|

LEV II. LASSEl
WHEN Joie Ray +
w and his clubmss
Dodge, beat him in b,
cial mile at the WASH
r e lay Carnival Ssi
Dodge ran the distane,
minutes and 80 second,
time was cut more ~
seconds by the men in I
before giving it to The !,
and it was published
minutes % and $40 ~
1t was claimed thst
strained his leg durir,
race and couldn't nj
strong finish, SUFFERING
a bad leg, sustained ii \
earlier this spring. But,
ing was given out /
press regarding the aff5
before he went out B
track.
Injured or not. the brus,
OF incorrect time for even !,
bition race for the sake ., i.
Ray out" as one OF q.
stated II, is injurious % /,
athletics.
To the casual Observer +,
like Ray and Dodge were !,
the boys and girls. They b.
heavy by taking turns pas,.:
other in front Of the spscur
each lap around the trad
should have practiced il nm
fore the Carnival as II s-..a
the sticks the way they :
il up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

npse. Yrlia~hsrss. tho Indian pitcher
LEI sut ~ Sacramento this spring. has
caught or win The Mobile team ln the
Southern lsaEss
The Appalachian league. comprised Of
several Tennessee titiss has taAsn ths
count ard siii dishsHd soon
i.,c Dcmps~J. eI,Nnrfhw sstsrn IeaEusf.
tried and faurd wanting bT los ~
FslsT tbs spfinE has signed viih tho
HsrfishurE team o. thE Nr~ York
rsnhsyiraniA isaEBs
Tho Fiint club has fIapprd In the Mich
iEAH.OntAr5s league aai he franchise
has been taken ossr hy THO league.
turiry nrosn. who anoe ,auihpswsa
Tor Lns AnEsjss 10 roe AIih the DALLAS
club. IN the Texas isaEus
quit, a few fornrr Coasters arc pau
Sith that sifegit Including Pins Hadis.
Wailsr g1niu, Niii -iampf Trt Ncuun
aid. slim Love. LEROY Grrssstt. We TiEE
Pete compton. niu rtogEu and l't -
others
Nics .NItrpcE and ~ rcnarbt come
alaus ~ ihs washington Senators arc
featuring boxing panoramic this sprinr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
WIGS Beat Coalers
in Soccer Contest

The visiting Victoria soccer team
defeated the Pacific Coal company's
eleven. to g. Sunday Mt Renton.
Merryfleld. Black Diamond soccer
star scored all three goals for the
Coalers, while Coulter of Victoria
notChed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Tacoma Teams Win
and Lose Sunday

TACOMA, May 1.-THE Longview
Rangers were defeated by the Ia.
coma Tigers here yesterday. 4 to /.
In tho other game played in the
Southwest Washington Timber
league, Aberdeen defeated the Ia.
coma Kay Strcotors, to o, at
Aberdeen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
REICIILE STARS

The Climax club kept their slate
clean Of losses by defeating the
Broadway Pirates IL 10 >, at South
Park I'D Rcichlc twirlcd tho CHI
max club 10 victory single handed.
striking out II Pirates and allowing
but two hits.
A. Rcichle and Harmon starred
with the stick for the winners. col.
Letting three Ssfctics out OF four
attempts. T. Ford was the only
star for The losers. making both
their hits
Tho score: Il. II. T..
PuateS ''.".,.....,.... 0
Climax s......-....r.....li IL
Batteries 49, Ford. Morrison. Ford
and Aultman; +. Rcichle and o.
Flint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Plenty of Thriller,

ELIMINATE Rays stun, d.
IL Relays were the tee
staged here. Thrills gzloz
plenty OF class. More reu-s
broken than in the phoaoDza
partment OF the i0-cen, strt
ords meant nothing 10 III
competing Saturday. Eighi !
in all fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
RELEASE MOORE

Roy Moore, veteran southpaw.
tried and found wanting by the
Seattle Indians and Sunday he was
given the blue onvelop by Wade
Killcfcr before the club left Port.
land for Los Angeles. He worked
in a couple OF games and was hope.
lessly wild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Sweet Stars

DussELL SWEET is jus 4
" as good a sprinter as as|
been turned out in the Noli1
Running against a light ri
flashed ahead Of the fed I
4 century yard dash in sss
He has done s.s this spf,E
doesn't run. he flies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

Gliding set g.. Tureune was very
crratic. particularly on his fore.
hand strokes But when he did get
going he had too much speed for
the little Victorian
The other three-set match came
in the mems doubles. when Whit.
comb. Quillisu and Bill Taylor beat
Gordon and Eric McCallum, 20, So.
6.4.
Howard I,anglie beat Johnny
Proctor. 60, 60. and Turcnne also
defeated Proctor. 6I. go. The
Langlic'Gordon match wasn't played.
II was cold. windy day. which
had It's effect ON the clnss OF tennis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Four-Mile Relay. W.

THE most exciting race "a
4 four.mile relay. o. A Z
Washington when Clayton, =
AgEie man stuck out his ehss
tic farther than Wilde, ~
Washington man. Eight sirl
pounded around the oval Y
and inches separated the o.
ners at the finish. That Nss'
TO remember. The Agses 2
II seconds Off Of the Oh :
making the distance in u =
and three seconds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
REPORTS DUE

Reports arc duo from the managers
OF the South Lake Juniors, Queen
City Motors and the Husky Athletic
club. Unless these reports are
turned in in writing before Tuesday
noon the home team will forfeit the
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
PORTLAND HAS
McGINNIS NOW

George McGinnis. let out recently
by Sacramento. has been signed by
Portland. He's rather clever
shortstop. but can't hit Portland
is trying hard TO plug the shortstop
gap in defensive way. as the rest
Of the club carries plenty Of punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

noon at the Aus.
tin & Salt gym
nasium before a
big crowd Of Us,
tic fans Brit.
ton show G d
plenty OF class
boxing with Red
AicAuloy, Fred
dy Mack and
Danny Edwards.
Ted Kruch.,
Hoqulam wcltcr
weight. Billions
opponent IN the
main event OF
Nate Druxman's
amnker M tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
MANY MEN
NOT OUT

Quite a few fellows who have
been prominently connected in golf
circles locally were not in evidence
Saturday. but II is hoped that they
win make their appearance before
the meet closes, tomorrow
Municipal golt has done much FOR
golf in Seattle. and II Is up 10 ev'
erybody to do his or her BIT toward
making this decenniai tournament a
SUGGEST The day OF Negotiating"
are thing OF the past. Follow the
example OF the biggest man in
Pacific Northwest golfdom. namely.
A. s. Kerry. and help TO boost this
celebration OF the tenth anniversary
Of public links golf in Seattle! You
bet. A. S. Kerry was out there on
Saturday. and. what Is more. he
Just failed TO get into the i0.and.ties
who qualified for the championship
OF today and tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

games and the
attention Of Sc
attic fandom Is
riyeted upon the
shuvings OF tho
two hiugEcrs an
much as It Is
upon the results
81 the games IA
which tho In.
dianS play
BrRzill who is
hitting close to
the 500 mark,
has failed TO hit
In only two OF
tho games played
80 far this sea.
son His record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

BELLINGHAM. May H.,
defeated Bellingham here y's
4 TO 2. In the other Nsr'ns 7
league game played, Score
defeated Mt. Vernon, ) y
Sedro- Woolley, in a fast ''''
contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

ciallongers at
the local club.
Two tIlree-set
matches were
played. Marshall
Gordon forcing
Leon dc Tur.
enne 10 three
sets. Gordon had
the Seattle ace.
81. in the first
set. and then
Turenne settled
down and pulled
out at SO. Cor.
don took the So
one set. 6.i. but
Turenne W on
tl,a sI,Eryf .,.t a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

his usual speed during work.
outs. But his exact status is
still doubtful.
Before Qua,raln'a setback he was
considered a certain winner thruout
most OF the South His wonderful
triumphs In tho rich New Orleans
Handicap and Louisiana Derby
event had boosted his stock 10 Tho
sky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

NAL championship title, which viii
20 TO the player having the low
score on these two days Of medal
play. 90 holes.
Chuck Hunter and Bin Noonan.
Tacoma's best pair OF linkSmen.
each scored 70 rounds on Saturday.
and will be very much in evidence
when the final count is made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

The surprising thing about tho re.
cent Knockout Of Bombardicr Wells
Is that tho newspaper editors were
willing TO pay cable tolls for It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

walked OIL WITH
he ncdIlist
honors IN Satur
days rs hole
play his n be
ing tho best
card registered
from the g2T
players who tced
off
The feature
part OF this de,
ccnnlal meet Is
that an tho top
notcheS are out
there today ana
80. I'm -.
there tomorrow.
making a bid
for this decen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
GARFIELD CUBS WIN

Running over six runs In tho final
inning. the Garfield Cubs trimmed
tho Arden Cubs at Garfield, Sunday,
Q 10 Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Seattle Net
MenDefend
Tennis Cup

Winning four straight matches. the
Seattle Tennis club team defended
the Starr Reynolds.starr cup satur.
day. trimming the Victoria. B. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
QUtTRiIS WAS
fANDRITE

II was Quatmin-thc Ron o. Omar
Khsyyam. 1917 Kentucky Derby vic.
tor--to cop the JiEt renewal OF turf.
doma greatest claraie,
But things arc different now. And
ouatrain. the wonder horse Of last
winter. the pride OF the South. IN vir,
tuaiiy back with the rank and file.
yet figured dangerous contender
one nag tina, has hos, Of admir-
ctr among track followers IL Leo ..
Co,ncr As a.yoarold he was uu.
placed Just once In II starts lie
won seven. \ good percentage. YOU
must admit Moreover. ho showed
70 advantage on al sorts OF tracks,
sloppy. slow and fast
King Nadi. owned by J. J Il Trox.
Ter prominent sportsman. IN likewise
looked upon M fair bet. He's tho
son OF King James and Nadincttc,
TroSlcr recently refused $4,000 for
him. figuring he stands good
chance OF coping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

Charles The Southern sensation Quarain were highly
touted in turf circles
But Stimulus and Master Charles have since been with
drawn. The old them out That left
Quatrain at the top of the betting heap.
couple OF weeks, ago. however he, too developed the
same amen being laid up temporarily He's back on the
track again tho and apparently fit having displayed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
BrittOn in
Workout,

TACK BRTToN. former king Of
- the welicrweights. went thru
his first local workout SUNDAY after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
KENTUCKY DERBY is OPEN RACE
No Big Faporite for
Classic This Season
Horses Favored in Winter Books Have All Been
Passed Up; Lee o. Cotner Is One of Best Bets
Now; Brave Bob Is Dark Horse
BY ART CARLSON

OUISVlLLE, Ky, May 1l.-An open race
that's what the historic Kentucky Derby is
destined to be this year.
When the 20 or more entries go to the
post on the afternoon of May l6 at Churchill
Downs there will be no outstanding favorite,
no single horse silhouetted against the field,
no "sure thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
SPECIAL EVENTS
ALSO LISTED

But the fact that "ha was there
showed that he had the right spirit
and II Is to be hoped that those who
failed to show on Saturday win make
special effort 10 get there today or
tomorrow. There's special competi.
tons going on all the time for every.
body so there's no excuse for anyone
10 make unless they simply can't find
the time TO get Off TO take part In
this interesting golfing carnival.
While the amateurs are engaging
in their 36-hole test for the dceenuial
crown today and tomorrow the fair
sex will be doing likewise for their
blue ribbon on the same length Of
play. but there viii be coolies OF spe.
cial events going on for everybody
10 take part In.
What the tournament committee
wants Is for every golfer In the city
TO boost this Seattle municipal links
decennial golf tournament and come
out and PLAY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
ANOTHER
GOOD BET

Srrrup Cup u another He's a
Mrs Harry Payne whitney entry,
In the Louisiana Derby he showed a
fine burst Of speed down the stretch.
a wrctehed getaway placed him
fourth.
No race would bc complete wtthou,
real dark horse" And that's
what turtmcu arc terming Brave
Bob. Hen run under tho Col +, r.
Bradley coiors And. like the usual
dark horse may tip over the old
dope bucket,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Tribesnen
Still Hit

EiLANk BRAZfLL and Brick III
L dred have stretched their record
Tor continuous hitting three more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
Tribe Takes
Series From
Beavers, 4-3
Indians Win First Game,
1877, but Lose Second,
1877, Sunday
rACmIC COAsT LLAGIL

PORTLAND, May 1.-THE visit
ing Seattle Indians walked away
with tho series when they left town
last night by winning the first
game o. yesterdays double header
~ 20 T. The teams played a noe.
turnni game IN tho second affair
and "a vas called IN the eighth be,
cause Of darkness. with Portland
leading 10 10 7.
In tho second game the Beavers
scored nine runs in the ffth inning.
that cinchcd tho game for them
Three Seattle pitchers were pound.
ed freely In that engagement
The Indians had little trouble
in tho first game, and altho Plum.
mcr was hit with regularity by tho
Beavers, his mates sluRgcd the ball
a' a fast clip behind him and kept
the lead,
First game: n. H. F..
seattle ..... ... ..... Il ID
Portland .r ......... - 4
Batteries Plummer, MiljuH and
DAILY. Hollingsworth. Rachac. Win.
tors, Ortmnn. Burns and Tobin.
Second game: n. H. J..
Seattle ..,.. ...,..... I il s
&C.. ......l 10 II 2
Batteries Dumoyitch. Moore.
Lucas and Baldwin: Mcekcr and To.
hin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11
STAR
EACUE;
GOSSIP
UNDERGRADUATES WIN

BY defeating the South Seattle
Merchants Sunday The Independents
grabbed undisputed possession OF
first place In League Two by their
victory at South Seattle. The score
was 10 10 s.
John Gaffncy. hurting for tho In.
dependents. allowed the Merchants
but five hits Errors In tho game
were numerous but heavy hitting
by The Independents decided the
game in their favor
Tho score. r. H. T..
South Seattle ....,...... I
Independents .....,..,...io 10 o
Batteries - Lundbcrg. Bots and
Eaton; Gaffncy and Provost. Redg.
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-11

Mex NItrpcE and ~ rcnarbt. come
slaus ~ ihs washington senatorE arc
satufing hotiuE psntornliur this sHrirE
New Britain herald., 1925-05-07
COUNTERFEITERS
 IN TOLLS OF LAW
Between 40 and 30 Grabbed by
 Federal Agents
By Tho AssoeIatea rre.A

By Tho Associated PresA
 Washington. May lone of the greatest consriraeles for the count erfeiting of government securities ever discovered is declared by secret service officials here to be involved in the indictment at Pittsburgh yes terdsy of eight men on counterfeit ing charges.
 Between 10 and 90 Arrested
 Between 40 and so persona are under arrest in three states on charges of having manufactured and distributed fake war savings stamps and revenue strip stamps. Trial Of the leaders of the gang Is 10 start in Chicago next week.
 Federal agents have captured fake stamps with 8 face value of $lotOOo and agents in Chicago have seized several of the counthrfeit- ing outfits. Headquarters here has been advised that confessions have been secured In 10 or II cases.
 Officials of the secret service ayowed today that the gang had built up a resoureeful distributing organization by which the stamp; were passed along through friendf of the gangsters and cashed a' post offices, Most of the distribut. 1 ing was done through headquarters l in Cleveland and Pittsburgh ant Assistant Chief Murphy of the secre' | service said that those indicted yes terday were principally gang mem bers who formed the distributing