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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

TO finish.
Physically there is no difference between
the modern fighters and those of my days.
However, the old timers fought because of
certain pride they took in their work.
Now the fight game is purely business
proposition.
In my time champion was always will
ing to defend his title against any logical
contender and he didn't bubble over the
purse.
The modern champion, once he acquires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

OF the fall quarter az the InlNnr
sity OF washington untn Rusty"
Callow starts winter training with
his new freshmen oarsmen. who
win be the varsity men Of the
future.
Callow has obtained results for
Washington. wonderful results.
and the university owes Il 90 him.
10 itself and 20 the state which
Il represents, 20 provide Callow
with sufficient resources so as 10
assure washlngton's place at the
top OF the heapf
Enoch Bagshaw has been given
90 many assistants on the footbar
fiatd that fhRVsft ~ trimming oNer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

the ball well. and strykcr was wild.
He nearly hooked I'D Hemingway on
the head and you ought to have seen
that worthy drop. Then strykcr
did smack Ike wolfer in the back
Of tho neck or thereahouts and
Woifcr dropped like the wcl.known
log. Wolfcr jumped up and shook
II off, delivering speech for
STRIKERS benefit and Il looked Ike
there might DO more excitement. but
nothing doing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
WIN TWIN BILL

PORTLAND, Aug. i5.--portland
won from Oakland here yesterday.
in both games Of a double. header.
to 2 and 10 10 Z, with two out, and
the score tied. Frank Tobln knocked
a homo run for Portland giving them
tho first game in the ninth inning.
Ray Rohwer made two homers In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

And next year there viii he
hig zap IN tho backfield. George
Wilson ana Elmer Tcsreau play.
ing their last football for the Illus.
klcs this fall
It's the wise coach who builds
for the future ana Wayne sutton.
who will handle tho Washington
yearllngs again this season. faces
"A big task In developing mon TO
take tho places OF those stars who
will be lost az the end OF this year
Washington has e tough road
schedule this season. only ono
really hts game-that with stan,
ford being scheduled for tho home
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
WINS ON FOUL

EVERETT, Aug. i5.--Bud Ham.
llton. Seattle negro lost TO Sailor
Gordon, OF Anacotes. hero last
night, on foul In the fourth round,
m the main event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
sEMI.rRo STANDINGS
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE

Green Lake vs.. West Seattle. at Green
Iako
DruSmanS' w. Ballard Mt South Park,
Waterfront a. g. vs., South Park, at
Upper Woodland
Georgetown Va, Three Brothers. at
Georgetown Polo grounds
All games scheduled for ESQ y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

Nee Eilielt won't up as n pineh hitter
Tor Frank Emmsr in the ninth inning
and he grounded 20 first bAss. II vas
bis fret game win the Tribe since he
broke les In the second week OF the
season.
Hab- Herman hit another ball to right
field Friday. which IL worth mentioning.
The lonE Essrei first tReksr spFainsd a
eaupia OF boards on the r1rht field fence
with q ioubis 10 tho ninth inning
Brick f-idrod robbed Jim Mcdowell Of
bass knock In the fret iaulne when
10 picked high ~ or the right field
frHes.
Immer came thru uith two blnriss
ard played q nies Esnv Ia tho field.
The Vernon to,sers SIRE making 10,
or noise On the bench and Umpire
Schmidt ordered them 70 Pipe down.
It's hsrn 20 long since any players have
made uy.ss on the bench that maybe
schmidt thought they were breaking
some rules or something.
Frank DraslIi. who 10 leading tn. two
hass hitteTs In this company. added an
ether 70 h!s collection Tfdas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Beaning is
Feature
OF Mix
Pillette and Stryk C r
Throw Bean Balls;
Tigers Win, al


NERNoN won, 4 10 I. Friday.
Now that you know who took
tho contest the next move shall be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

day. when each club In the city viii
be represented by is four best caddy-
golfers In a ss-hole medal play COM
petition which viii determine who's
who when Il comes TO playing this
royal and ancient game among the
cfty's bag-toters. Entrants must not
be- over is years Of age.
A double maln-event VIII be put
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
for the amateur and Junior divisions
for city honors.
The Seattle Golf club viii be the
scene OF action in the amateur test
which Is confined 20 players with
handicap ratings OF l9 and under.
and who have been residents OF King
county during the past six months
With so many fine young golfers de-
veloped within the last year. the 1926
meet Is certain to be the largest and
ciasslest that have ever taken part
in the tournament. Jack Westland,
the Inglewood crack, Will defend his
title.
THE qualifying and first round
J. matches OF the Junior champion
ship-the first OF its kind ever held
in seattle-will be played over the
municipal course on Beacon Hin and
the last two days play win DO over
the course Of the Seattle Coli club.
Players up to the age OF is years,
but not including caddies more than
is years old. are eligible TO compete
in the junior tournament.
Those wishing to enter the anna
teur and junior championships must
register at Spalding Bros. not later
than next Monday.
WITH the caddy. amateur and ju-
w Nor titles Of Seattle goltdom
settled, attention will turn to the
tests for the Washington state hon
ors in the women's, amateurs and
open divisions.
The first of these win be held on
the beautiful nine-hole course Of the
Everett Golf and Country club. Aug.
ust "a to %, inclusive, and field
Of about 100 Of the foremost falr-sex
golfers from all parts of the North.
west is certain 10 be on hand TO make
a bid for this fourth annual crown.
A ND now we come to the state
"A open and amateur meet, which
viii be held over tho new is-hole
coure Of the Darlington Golf club,
August 81 10 September 5. inclusive.
During Monday and Tuesday OF
this darlington" week the profess
slonals and amateurs viii engage in
T2-hole medal play test to deter
mine who will wear the Washington
state open crown. This event never
falls to attract the best golfers In
the Northwest and according to adj
vices the 1926 field will surpass, in
numbers and class, all others.
The remainder Of the week, end
ing Saturday, win find the amateurs
battling for the titular honors in
their own division.
Yes, the next three weeks will be
busy ones for golfers hereabouts.
T,EEING.oFF Sunday morning at
i 10 o'clock Russell Scarlet and
Richard Davis will start their 3s.hole
match on the Beacon Hill links TO
settle the question Of who is the
champion golfer Of the Jerreson Park
Golf club. Both players have been
playing remarkably fine golf lately
and tomorrow's final tilt should be
x,,aIt ,yorfb uaaLr1u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

TENNls they raS Is a game of Youth
Grant Iaisuro gives tho wrl.wom hdnge Of
tho courts an awful Jolt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

DENCH duty has ruined more 'hou ono real ball
ID player going the majors after 10, or playing
IA the minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Chatter of This and That in the Realm of SPORTS

runs season finds Tho Washington football coaches
building up a now line. most OF tho 1894 forwards
being lost 90 the eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

TVJIHAIsL TrteTro Who can't ktep uD Ia ths
pigshn u n..astrimcnt 70 the game.
Following the ban n tho Job OF tho referee ana ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
BY Leo II. IaSsen

EooTBALL is on the college athletic horizon and
tho crew men are almost forgotten during these
August days HUT It won't be long after the opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
NeW ChampionWiH Be
Crowned at Event
Howard Langlie Not Expected to Defend Either
Junior or Mems Title This Year;
Entries Open for Star Tourney

WITH Howard Lange junior and mems champion Of
w The StarWoodland park tennis tournament last
son, planning TO TO California he won't be hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Present Champs Too Pussy
About Fighting-Kilrain
Veteran Who Fought Finish Battles Under London
Fighters; Od-Timers Not Supermen
By lake Kilrain

FAMOUS FIGHTER OF BARE KNucKLE DAYS
MOST of the fights in which took part under the
lVl old London prize ring rules which called for bare
knuckes instead of gloves and most OF those battles were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

walter Mails, who thought Moth
Ing Or working 90 games in
Coast lrnEuo season. hasn't been
IN a half IA dozen Rnmes with this
st. Louis Cardinals. aith0 the
Chatty One has always given
good account Of himself on the
mound IN every appearance
Malls ihriyes on work. Re may
have his eccentricitiss. but nobody
every accused tho great Mails of
being lazy.
Perhaps his greatest feat IN tho
Coast league wnH beating San
Francisco on tho seah' home field
a year or 70 ago three times In
one week.
The PltthbuTg Pirates laid $50 O01
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
BY ALEX c. ROSE

GOLFERS In Seattle and vicinity
VI are busy preparing themselves
these days for the biggest list OF ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
TIGERS BUNCH
HITS

As for the ball game the Tigers
were punching their hits and the
Indians weren't. They both got nine
blows. but Pllletto had good control
in tho clInches and took the verdict.
A couple of double plays helped him
out.
Wolfer singled Pilletto and War
ner home in the second. Vernon
got another tally in the fourth on
Grlffin'a double and Whtney's single
Scattle's lone run came after
two were out when Stryker doub.
led and scored when Hemming.
way threw Lanes inficld tap
wildly to first base.
Vernon put over another run In
tho seventh on Warmers single,
Wolfor being hit by pitched ball,
and McDowell's single.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
RIGHT Ar
STRYkER's HEAD

Well, anyhow. strykcr came to tho
plato In the next inning and tho first
thing Pilletto did was to take dc.
llberate aim and shoot one at the
think tank Of the man from Massn-
ehusctts. on tho next pitch strykcr
threw his bat at pillette and Red
killefer cupped his hands and what
no said 10 Plllettc can't DO printed
here as this In family newspaper.
Later Pilleite came 10 the
plate and Strykcr let one fly that
would have taken Pilleitcs left
leg off II he hadn't duclscd. As
he did II went for wild pitch.
II wouldn't DO surprising TO sec
the athletes como TO the plate wear
ing armor in tho double bin today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
Einmer came thru uith two blnri.s
ira played nies Esn- IA tho field,

Prank BRAZIL, who 10 leading the two
hass hiiisfs In this company, added sa-
ether 20 h!s collection FRIDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

he title apparently decides to do as little fighting and as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

Bntterles--R. Smith, Ryan, Kamp,
Vargas and Gibson; Carlson, Belts
and Henlino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
NATIONAL

Batteries - Osborne and Taylor;
Scott and Snyder.
Arizona state miner., 1925-05-23
JUDGE RIGGS MARRIEs
He Married Others and Then Got
Married Himself.

Mary E. Donohue made an impor-
tant catch when she wedlocked John
Riggs, for many years a Wickenburg
Justice of the Peace The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
bride, at 1418 West Washington St.
in Phoenix The judge is about rs
years, while his bride is only 55, but
They're as jolly a couple
AS ere you did see,
Though they're not half
So young as they used to be.
The couple moved at once to Wick.
enburg, where they were heartily well
coined by the population. May both
live long and happy, prosperous lives
in their new relationship.
Arizona state miner., 1925-05-23
GIVE MUSIC RECITAL

Following is the recital given by
the pupils of Naomi E. Kellis on
Wednesday,, May 20, 1925, 8:15 p. M,
at her home:
Two Pianos - Schumann - Slumber
Song ..................
Frances Howell, Naomi Kellis
Blake-The Big Clock. k..........
...............H Harriette Kellis
Blake-The Country Bard. .......
.................H Helen Hogue
Streabogg Star Valse. ....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nora Deck
Vocal Solo-Sunshine of Rainbow
Valley. 5000. Florence Dignan
Schiller -Snowbird. Dorothy Hogue
Bachmann- -CendriIIon. :. Jane Lane
-Bluebird. .Lottie Lewenthal
Song-Gaynar-T Little Shoemaker
..........H .Harriette Kellis
Dutton-The Swallow Adele Henson
Rolfe-Merry Harvest Time. .........
.................A Adele Henson
Rolfe-Drifting Waltz. Esther Deck
Vocal Rohrer-My Little House
............Na Naomi E. Kellis
Streabogg-May Day. Edwin Jones
Anthony-Birds in the Woods ..
............. Raleigh Barnette
Neyen-Dawn from GA Day in Venice"
.............F Florence Dignan
Godard-Valse ChromatiQue. .....
............ Frances Howell
Two -Chaminade-The Flat
terer
Frances Howell, Naomi Kellis
Arizona state miner., 1925-05-23

Frank Tarbutton was a Phoenix
visitor Tuesday.
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and ride off again without paying for
the drinks.
1t was back in 1909 or so that
this dialogue took place and the two
have gone to join the shades of
whom Johnny spoke so cheerfully.
Ghosts, they too, like the Old Pi.
oche of which they had spoken with
such kindly kindling eyes; ghosts,
like William Raymond, it's prosper
GUS chief citizen; ghosts, like his big
partner, John Ely, who threw away
a fortune but who is now as rich,
or as poor, as Raymond; ghosts, like
handsome debonair Morgan Courte-
nay, he Of the too-eager trigger fin
ger, who sent so many before him
into the Land of Shades; ghosts, like
shifty old link Barnes himself, who,
meeting at the last an antagonist
that could not be cheated, played his
last card, lost the trick, and made
his quiet exit from this brief and
feverish game of life; only to reap.
pear for a fleeting moment in this
humble chronicle of forgotten day,
riding in on his old white mule
meet mount for ghostly rider-to
make his last appearance on any
tage."-Mohave Miner.
Arizona state miner., 1925-05-23
The Rainbow Mining Company, To-

The Rainbow Mining Company, To-
Gated on the California side of the
Colorado river, is preparing to resume
work. A new engine and Hermann
ball mill and crusher are being in
stalled. A reservoir and pipe line to
the Colorado is also being laid by
Jack Snowden, who is the moving
spirit in the new enterprise.
Arizona state miner., 1925-05-23

Following is the program given at
the eighth grade graduation exercises,
May 18th, 1925:
Arizona state miner., 1925-05-23

Frank Tarbutton was a Phoenix
visitor Tuesday.
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