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The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-06-11

EAST ORANGE, N. J.:-Dr. Ed win E. Leman who for the last thirteen years has devoted himself to the study of radium rays die6 Sunday night. Scientists say that
 vitality of his blood had been des- troyed by his contact with the rays.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-06-11

CA1RO:-Eight of the men con- victed of participation in the as- sassination last November of Si, Lee Stack. Sirdar of Egyptian Army, have been sentenced to death.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-06-11

STURGIS, KY: Sixteen m e D were entombed in an explosion which occurred in depths of mine number ninety of the West Ken lucky Coal Company here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-06-11

LOS ANGELES: S:-Dagmar Dahl gron Banker, the eighth and last wife of Norman Selby (Kid McKoy) was married here last Saturday to Ripper, vaudeville actor.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-06-11
Twenty-Five Miles of Stikine Valley Above Boundary Is
 Set Aside as Game Preserve
Hunting and Trapping In New Game Sanctuary Must Cease Violators
 Will Be Given Stiff Sentences

An area embracing the drainage of the Stikine River for twenty-five miles above the International Boun- dary has been set aside as a game sanctuary. The protection covers birds, game and fur-bearing ami mals.
 Text of Order
 The order creating the reserve, promulgated by A. M. Manson, At- torney General of British Columbia, follows:
 Pursuant to the provision of this Act British Columbia Game Act), the in Council has been pleased to set apart for the purpose of game re- serve for the protection of bird and animals the following described area, namely, The drainage valleys of the Taku and Stikine Rivers and their tributaries within a distance of 25 miles of the International boundary-line. in the electoral dis trict of Atlin, Province of British Columbia No person shall at any
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-06-11
ADMIRAL ROGERS IN PORT
 ON SATURDAY MORNING
 WITH LIVE PASSENGER LIST

The Admiral Rogers arrived at his port early Saturday morning. ;he left Seattle with 136 passen- ;ers of which 72 are round tirppers The extra ports of call for this voyage are Killisnoo. Funter Bay Chatham.
 There were a number of we'll known Alaskans aboard while the list of round trip passengers in cluded a number of men and wo- men of affairs from various sections of the United States. Among those noted by the reporter were:
 MT. and Mrs. J. Davenport, of Bloomington, III. Fourteen months ago this couple started out on a two years honeymoon. They have travelled 62.000 miles through 45 states and under four foreign flags Upon reaching Seattle after return ing from Alaska they will sail for the Orient.
 Mir and Arthur C. Hicks of John Day, Oregon. and Misses Nell Carter Frances Kerreman, Gladys S Applegate, Harriet E. Hodges, Mrs Wm Myer of Ashland, Oregon. Mir and Mrs. Hicks were recently mar ried and are now on their honey moon.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. Stephenson of Seattle who are on their honeymoon. MT Stephenson is connected with the accounting department of the Standard Oil Co. While the vessel was in port at Wrangell the couple visited with Mir. and Mrs H. D. Kyle
 Mr. and MT. Ralph Moores of Portland. Mir. Moores is vice-pres- ident of the Oregon Fruit Company.
 MT. and Mrs Sim F. Johnson of California. Mir. Johnson is agent for the Admiral Line at San Diego. On their way south MT. and Mrs Johnson will stop over at Wran- gell for a visit with their friends Mir. and Mrs George M Bidwell.
 Miss Lillian Silberman, private 5eeretary to James Tyson prosider of the Nelson Steamship Co.,. San Francisco.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bentliff of Los Angeles MT. Bentliff is con nected with the passenger depart ment of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway.
 Mrs D. M. Bruce of Chicago, wife of the General Agent of the Admiral Line. Mrs. Bruce has just returned from a tour of the Orient.
 Miss Bernice A. Johnson. a well known publisher and writer of Los Angeles.
 MT and Mrs. Alfred H. Thomp- son of Los Angeles. MT. Thompson is at the head of the Thompson Boiler Works.
 Louis Wilson of Hilo, Hawaii. Mir. Wilson is secretary of the Hawaiian Sugar Mill Company.
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Hall. MT. Hall is purchasing agent for Son. oma county, California.
 MT. and Mrs Al Locks. MT. Locke is vice president of the First National Bank of Santa Rosa. Cal.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Collins and son Harold of Portland. MT. Collins is connected with the Union Pacific Railroad.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. G. McCuen of Oil City, Pa. MT. McCuen is con- nected with the Passenger Depart ment of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
 Miss Stephanie Rosatt; and Miss Louise Christianson of the Puget Sound Light & Power Co. of Tacoma.
 W. R. Nagel of the Boehling Airplane Company of Seattle.
 D. Fry of the Standard oil Co. of Seattle.
 Misses Ella and Mary Hanley of the Telephone Department of the Southern Pacific, San Francisco.
 MT. and Mrs, J. Gensler who are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

batterles-Girard and Hargraye;
oveleskie, Gregg and Ruel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

Boston.st. Louis game postponed;
rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
Henry f. BIdke to Be
on Stars Grid Staff

aud closest students OF tho gridiron
sport in tho Northwest, will write
his interesting yarns and observa-
lions about the greatest of tho
American school sports.
Blake joined The star STAFF last
year and his stories included some.
thing moro than the mere review Of
games played; he had interesting
sideDights on playing style, rules and
about the personalities in the sport.
Blake, who has been nm ardent fol.
lower Of football since its infancy
In Boston, is lover of tho sport
for the sake of the game and he gets
Just az much enjoyment out of tho
high school games as from the moro
polished varsity play,
Bakc's stories, which win start
about September l. win include
news and notes of the local prcn
players as well ms the college sltun-
ton Watch for his first story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
Landsdowne
Results

VANCOUVER. Il. c. Aug. s.
Results Of mcea held here ycstcr.
day at LAndsdowno park are as
follows.
FIRST race. { faFionE, Porter Ells uon
- Angelina second Deer TraU third.
Tims--isis lis
Second race. turionEs TprtIe Prince
son Marvel o. srrand, Flying Princess
third. Time o. as
Third race. - furlourv Eussnia X.
won' southern Gentleman second watch
Your Step third Time--io3 80.
Fourth race, mile 20 yards-York
Road won. Calgary stampede second Tag
Day third. Timc-iEii is.
Fitth race, furIoHKa Clro's Rochester
won; Irish Bee second Baby Doll third.
Timr-i:oa 3d.
sixth race. 50 furipnEs-Twlnkis Blue
won, Nick Klein second. Frank l. L.
third, Time % 20.
Seventh race, mile 20 yArds-Sebras.
Ia Won Pic second Pat Msbrsy third
Time tis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
Eastern Net
Squad Leads
Western Team

FOREST HILLS, y. Y, Aug. s.
4 The East won three out of four
matches in the opening days play
Of the annual East.west tennis meet
here Friday.
The results follow:
DR.. George King EAST beat John
Hennessy OEesD, 6-1. 6-3.
Manuel Alonzo EAST beat Gran.
ston Holman (Westl. 3-6, 6.2. Ga.
V. Richards and Richard Williams
EAST beat Peck Griffin and Bill
Johnston (WesO. Ga. 6.3.
Robert and Howard Kinsey west
beat William Tilden and George Lott
EasD. 2-G, 81. 10.
The schedule for today follows:
Ray Casey W.. George Lott.
William Johnston VIZ. Vincent
Richards. Davis cup tryout)
Manuel Alonzo and George King
w. Ray Casey and John Honne@cy.
Il. ". Williams, H., vs.. Howard
Kinsey.
Francis r. Hunter Va. Robert
KiDssy.
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partment,

fldl liutHA.
The Woodland park meet. which
consists of the five regular events,
mems singles and doubles. womens
singles and doubles. mixed doubles
and Junior boy singles, viii get un.
der way on Aug. 20 and the finale
will be scheduled for Sept. s.
There are no charges for the en-
tries and the tennis players must
furnish their own h2lls thruout the
meet.
Howard Langlie, 1924 champion, is
expected to defend his title in the
mems singles. Frank Kozlowski.
Dick Burr and Bruce Hesketh, other
title holders. are also expected TO
enter. The Star cup has to be won
only twice to become the permanent
possession OF any player.
The Woodland park tournament
will close the tennis season for the
1925 play in Seattle.
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by Leo ii. Lassen

"SAY amt these ball players pertcler about their old
~ bats tho" said young Albert Nahmias, the l3-
year-od mascot of the Indians, as he helped Billy
McCabe pick out his war club during batting practice
the other day
Gee, they have many bats each one has his own
set of sticks If we had that many bats the Pacific
grammar school team the feers wouldn't know what to
do with them.
And can't those Indians hit" added young Al. who
sells papers when he isn't nursing willows for the Tribe
III could only hit em like that Frank BRAZIL. Say,
did crack for two bases day, but that Braz's
got em all beat the way he does il. And fussy! Say
if his bat isn't in the right place when he wants it,
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NATIONAL

Batteries-Grimes. Oeschger, Ehr-
hardt. Hubbell and Taylor; Meadows,
Adams and Gooch.
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he hops all the dugout | never saw guy
pertcler"
"IHTHY course, they're going TO win the pcnnant,
w those Indians, ! mean" Al continued, they
simply don't dare lay down ON Red Kiefer He's
great kdder but what swell bird TO work for. lie
can bawl Teller out and make i'm like it, / never
such Il man before.
'"fhey oughta beat this Oakland team every day and
would if they could get Hack Miller to 90 the hospital
something. Amt he murder? I'd be scared 10 death
to be pitcher with him swinging that big club
"DO you know this McCabe very weI? AL asked,
- DEPRESSING for the moment from the subject of
the pennant winning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
CLIFFE LOSES

HOLLY WOOD, Cal, Aug. SIX.
o. Kelly last night received a wal.
looping here Mt the hands OF Johnny
O'Donnell, st. Paul lightweight, in
the l0.ruund main event. Roy
Cliffc, Seattle Eight heavyweight. re.
ceiyed a lncing from Jack Roper OF
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
WRIGHT PROMOTING
IN WAII.A WALI.A

Billy Wright, former Northwest
wcitcr king, is now promoting the
boxing game tn walla Walla.
Wright started into this angle Of
the racket year or so ago in Aber.
deem. but never made the success Of
II there that he had hoped he would.
Wright was a Seattle visitor Fri
day trying to line up a couple OF
wcltorwcights for show In Warla
Walia on Labor day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
1 indians
WalIOp
Oaks
Big Inning, Featuring
II erm a ms Homer,
Wins for Tribe

rAcmIc coNsr LEAarn
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TRAVIE DAVIS
DISQUALIFIED

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-Travie
Davis. Everett welter, wished to keep
his face from being marred here last
night, and he was disqualified for
stalling. George Eagles. Australia
boxer. was awarded the decision on a
technical knockout The bout was
stopped in the third round by the
referee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
DIT MONICH HAS
TWO BAD INNINGS

Prior 20 that Nick Dumoyich had
been tailed on four times. twice in
tho third inning and twice again in
the fourth, ono OF the blows WINS a
homer into the left field bleachcrs
by our friend Hack Miller. who bends
spikes. hits b1sebslls. or what will
you have?
For tho rest Of the game Dunno.
ylch coastnd In without much trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
WHEAT SICK

PlTTsBuRG, Aug. S.--Illncss
Kept lack Wheat, assistant man.
anger and outfielder OF the Brook,
lyn Dodgers, out OF the lineup In
the second game here yesterday.
stomach trouble was given as his
ailmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
New Workers
In Finals of
Public Golf

GARDEN CITY, n. Y, Aug. s.
Ray McAuliffc and William Ser.
rick, both of New York, are playing
here Saturday in the finals OF the
national public links golf tourna-
ment.
McAuliffe beat Sam Kaufman OF
Pittsburgh, Friday going an extra
hole And then he beat Bin Court.
ney of Detroit, Ga.
Johnny Wall Of Spokane gave Scr.
rick tough fight Friday morning,
losing on the 10th green. Sorricl,
beat Dick Walsh OF New York. for.
mcr champion, and won, and /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
What AL the Bat Boy Thinks About the Seattle Tribe,

"Ie always has something funny to say, but you
never get tire dof hearing him pop off, they say in
my gang lie always comes into the dugout and says:
'How's everything! and pokes somebody in the ribs
But you don't see the boys getting at him, like
they do sometimes with the kidders.
And ! like Tom DAILY, too He never cusses, but he
amt sissy either, like Of the boys think guy
is that doesn't
And Bill Lane and Brick Eldred-oh, they're all
swell guys to carry bats for, believe me"
"ITTELL" concluded AL, don't put anything in the
Wv paper about what ] think about the boys, be-
they might get sore and like this job betern'
seIlin' papers and they might if they found it
out; there goes the bell, gotta sraghten these bats
out before the game starts. So long, see you later"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
Neer Playing
Griffin for
Oregon Title

I)OltTLANp, Aug. S.-PhiI Nicer
and Elmer Griffin will plov
for the Oregon state tennis tnlc
nero today. They entered tho fin
als by defeating Catln Wolfard
ana Herbert Suhr respectively. Fri.
day Necr won, GO, CT, "a. Crir.
fin won, Ga. go, ca.
Carolyn Swartz beat Mra Leach.
man In tho womcn's scmlflnals.
Sd, 81 and Goldn Gross eliminated
Alberta Edit 6I, go.
Stanley hlmqulst and suhr won
tho mems doubles title Friday,
beating Griffin and Wolfard, 40.
6l. Ga 81.
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their time TO such q shot.
They tried 10 get Eddie Roberts for
Lomskl. but the Tucomnn went to
California They didn't get any re,
ply from a half a dozen wires sent
70 Ted Kid Lewis. former worlds
welterweight champion. who fought
In Los Angeles recently. and Harry
Grc0, the present worlds titlehoidsr
never gave their bid a tumble
Bishop and Austin are planning TO
start up in business on Aug. Is. a
week from Tuesday. They haven't
got a main event cinched yet. ultho
they have invested plenty Of coin
in kilograms. long distance phone
calls and postage stamps during the
past few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
HbLIENGREN
STARS

Sensational playing by Tommy
Hyllcngrcn Of tho Mariners since no
has Joined the team. has helped con.
siderable. Hyllengrcn. besides ca
Norting around the inflold with
plenty OF speed. is ono OF tho heaviest
suckers on the squad.
The other big game. rivaiinr
the Dycrs.Watcrfront tilt In i'm.
portance. is scheduled between
Inc Georgctown Merchants and
NE West Seattle Athletic club.
The wcedine.out process has
started among the leaders and
the loser VIII be out of the run.
ning FOR the title.
The Merchants turned in win
over the Mariners last Sunday that
was unexpected and as n rcsul, they
are among tho league leaders Man.
aEer Max Willers Of tho Merchants
VIII probably pitch Sonju. his mound
nee
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daily and will be
available at ri.
per & Taft's and
at Spalding's
ntries viii
close Aug. Is.
which will give
the tennis play
ers who plan to
enter the meet
ample time in
W h ch 10 get
{ heir bla n k $
filed at one OF
tn sc places.
u-A..s cen ala -
mailed to The
Star sport de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
Lacrosse Today

The Seattle Lacrosse club and
the Vancouver team were to play
this afternoon at Denny field. start.
ing at O'clock The two teams
viii play in Anacortes Sunday in
an exhibition game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

college tea m &,
" | ~ officially
open September
10, only riN @
weeks in tho Of
fling.
Tho local high
Q h oil players
win start train
ing two week =
earlier than that.
nd so it's
high time that
| he announce
mcnt Is m n d o
that Henry IT,
lilnllc, ono OF the
hast Informed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
RtNIERI TO
FIGHT FRhlNE

Roman Raniert and Ted Frayne
will fight six rounds az Tacoma
Thursday night, meeting in ring
erected In tho center OF Oakcs SWIM
ming pool at American lake. It's
something decidedly new, as many Of
the bugs will have rnGsidc seats in
rowboats. Bring your own Eyin-
rudcs and water wings,
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sch dutc la
topped by the
s n m G between
the Three Broth
cra Dye Works
and the Water
front Mariners.
a win for tho
Dycrs would give
them "A chance
60 win tho cham
pionship. while "a
loss would elm
mate them from
the running.
The winner OF
the Georgetown
MeFchnntH m q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
WALKER WANTS
$4,000 FIGHT

MILWAUKEE, wis. - Mickey
Walker. woltcrwcight champion,
wants $4,000 to box Plnkcy Mitchell,
Junior wcltorwolght champion, In a
1sround bout al the Wisconsin state
fair grounds Labor day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
CUNNINGHAM
DUE

Len oliver. skipper Of the Yves,
siders, IS expected to use Cunning
nam their big hurler. on the hill.
Gus o'Brien's DruSmans Secgars
are given the edge over South Park
ana the Nippon A. c. and the Ballard
sqund WIZ struggle at the bottom
OF the heap in tho other games
scheduled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
HERMAN
DOES 1T

At this Juncturc Babe Herman. a
southpaw hitter. ~ everybody knows.
did an unusual thing for him He
socksd a liner TO right field that
would have knocked Tony AKveilo
for loop OF ripe tomatoes right In
his own garden II he had happened
TO be there at The time. Herman
hits a ball hard. but seldom TO right
field That home run drive fairly
screechcd as Il smoked over the
fence. That accounted for three tai.
lies and Mr. Delaney became very
upset and three more binRies lot an
other pair IN and tho ball game was
sunk right then and there.
Pructt southpawed the Indians into
submission the rest OF the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
sc H0EII AND
SII.ADE TODAY

Dave Shade. leading contender for
the worlds wcltcrweight title. and
frankie School Of Buffalo are fight.
ing 10 rounds in San Francisco to-
day, It's the most important scrap
OF the summer season In California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
SEMI PRO LEADERS CLASH SUNDAY
Oakland and Seattle Bid for Big Bout
Both Cities Are After
LOnlSki-COlin1Q Mix
Austin & Bishop Thought They Had Middeweights
Cinched When Tommy Simpson Enters Bid
ding for Coast Title Fight

ONNIE AUSTIN and Biddy Bishop thought
they had Bert Colima and Leo Lomsh
cinched for six-round fight at the Seat
tie ball park Friday when they learned
that Tommy Simpson was bidding for the
same fight for the Oakland auditorium.
Colima, the best of the California mid
dleweights, and Lomsh, the kingpin of the
Northwestern 160-pounders, would just
about decide the Coast title if they met
in the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
FOUR IN ROW

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.-Thc
San Francisco Seals made II four
straight here yesterday from Sacra-
mcn,o winning, 20 ?. Three runs
IN tho fourth inning cInched tho game
for tho EcnIs
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row rmr sEnIEs sTANp

HEN AT Delaney
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HIN AT Delaney
blows up he does the
thing right
II will be rcmem
bcred that Il was
Delaney who was
pitching for Oak.
land early this sea
son here when the
Indians scored nine
runs in one inning
10 nose cut the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

AcOFns, 10 10 ?,
And Delaney worked again for
Oakland Friday and before Hub Pru.
EFT went TO his rescue and retired the
Braves the home talent had manutae
tured five runs and with them went
the ball game The final tally wa
Seattle 7. Oakland 4
Oakland had a 4.2 lead when Sc
attic went to bat In the sixth bra
Kill opened with single 10 lef, and
Eidred shot a double TO the right
fF.rI ta.rN4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

Jake Flowers. shortstop by profession,
played center field for the visitors yes.
tsrday. as soulhpaw was working for
Seattle and Claude Cooper doesn't DO 80
we'll against the wrong-handcd gentle
msn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
GENARO WINS

RED BANK, N j.. Aug s.
Gcnaro, nywelght champion, defeat.
cd George Marks here last night
in speedy lO.round benefit bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

the West Seattle Athletic club would
be the team to profit by the Dyerg
beating the Mariners. A double tie
would result II Waterfront loses.
The mix between the Dycrs and
Mariners promises 10 be tho big at.
traction for Sunday. I'd Pcrciyal Of
tho pycrs and I'd Mccrcery Of tho
Mariners. considered by followers Of
tho Somipros as the two best pitch.
ers IN the league, win hook up on
tho mound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
FREMONT WINS

The Fremont car mon were tho
champions OF tho Municipal League
Saturday, altho losing 20 The North
Seattle nine Thurdny nrtSfnoon. f.
TO ., at Upper Woodland park.
Tho score. II. IT. 10.
fremont ".''r,.,,,,,.., 0 9 4
North Seattle .,.,.,.,..lg 10 .
Batteries Stoocll aud Dccry,
schonk and Gallagher, Payne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

Yep, Brick Eidrrd's slipping, lie sliced
a double or Of the right field fence and
collected a single IN four trips and man-
aged % throw young Fsnton out a. see
ond base when he set sail Tor Tor second
base. aspiring 60 a two-bass HIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

NICK DumaNleh anu Jimmy Reese did
liu jitsu act when they collided at first
base In the second inning. Dumoyich ran
down the line and Reese. tryius 20 field
an assist. bumped inio him and took a
nose dive on the turf Tire collision -
upset Nick that Il took him three lnnsnEa
70 settle down 20 real pitching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
LEAD SERIES

PORTLAND, Aug. S.--Vernon won
the second straight game of the sc.
ries here yesterday. TO ., from the
Beavers. The Bcngals' win gives
them the count on the series, 8 to ..
The score; Il. II. L.
vernon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 l
Portland ..~.s....,......., /
Batteries-B srfoot and Whitney.
RaChac, Meeker and Tobin.
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Mariners
to Play
DyerS
West Siders Meet George
town Merchants in
Other Big Game
sEMIrRo SCHEDULE

Waterfront and Three Broth,
rrs nj Columbia. p. m.
Nippon A. c. and Ballard at
Broadway, , .. ~.
West Seattle aud Georgetown
at Hiawaiha. y. M.
DruNmnns and South Park nj
South Park. : y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08
Star Net
Entries
Open
Blanks to Be Ready for
Woodland Park Tour
nament Monday

ENTRIES for the sixth annual
IL Woodland park tennis tour.
nament will be opened Monday and
blanks will be published in The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

Reese. by the way. Is piaJ ing a remark
able second base Tor a kid. tie came Up
with sparkling stab % cur Urady's
Inns drive In The first inning and crashed
out a double that scored two men In the
third inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

After getting three singles In success
sion. Butch Byisr was iiitcd Tor Earl
Kunz IN the ninth inning and Kunz Of
course famed. az IS usually the case ID
such lnEtance..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-08

Emmer. Brady and Herman figured In
n lightning double killing IN the seventh
inning. Herman completed tho play BY a
swell handed pick up with hla glove.