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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-01

Here's the new bantamweight
champion-Charley (phiD kosen-
berg. Charley came into top honors
the other night by handing Eddie
"Cannonball" Martin a decisive trim
ming over the l5-round route at
Madison Square Garden, New York.
Figured as more or less of an out
slider, Rosenberg tore into the chap
who he'd been termed 1.-THE second
Terry McGovern," and left no doubt
as to the winner. Even Martins
staunchest admirers were forced to
admit their man had been thorough
ly whipped.
Rosenberg is the seventh pugilist
to hold the banam crown since the
termination of the World War. Mar
tin became champion by defeating
Abe GoldStein last December. Wheth-
er Rosenberg can cling to the laureis
for more than a limited span re-
mains to be seen
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-01

NEEDS ISL GAMES
TO EQUAL. RECORD
According to the records. Ty Cobb
needs l81 games to equal the long
time playing record now held by
Hans Wagner. The Georgian hopes
Evening star., 1925-08-09
THIS is A sTUDEBAKER YEAR

framed Duplex Top with roller side
enclosures which gives enclosed car
protection to open car models-in 80
seconds.
Studebaker pioneered the use of fu1l-
size balloon tires, for which steering
mechanism, tenders and body lines
have been especially designed.
Tested and abbroced-not
experiments
When you buy Studebaker, you not
only get motor car that is completely
up to date, but one that has been tested
and proved satisfactory in the hands
of thousands of owners.
Several hundred thousand cars have
been branded obsolete in the last 80
days because new models have come
to take their place. Owners have lost
millions of dollars in depreciation
unnecessarily.
But today, or on any day of the
year. you can buy Studebaker with
the confident assurance that no act of
ours will stigmatize it as 'last years
model"
90 to any Studebaker dealer and
see these sturdy, dependable "or1e-
profit cars. Today, more than ever
before, every Studebaker is a big
moneys worth.
Any Of the Studebaker dealers listed
below will be glad to show you these
cars-and finance their purchase on
tair and liberal budget payment plan.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

THESE low prices are not for new
l. cars built to sell at new prices.
They are for Studebaker cars iden-
teal with those which have been in
tremendous demand at higher prices
during the past eleven months.
They are for Studebaker cars so we'll
built of such high quality materials
that net profits during the past six
months have averaged only $140.64
per car. The rest of the money the
public paid us went into making car
with scores of thousands of miles of
excess transportation.
This showing of $14O per car is a
triumph for the one-proft basis of
manufacture. No manufactures on a
less efficient basis could have made a
dollar selling cars Of Studebaker quail
ity at Studebaker prices.
Studebaker is the only one-proft
car in the fine car field Only Ford
and Studebaker make for all their cars
all bodies, all engines, all gear sets,
clutches, springs, differentials, axles,
steering gears, gray iron castings and
drop forgings.
Thus we save and pass on to pur-
chasers profits which many other man
ufacturers must pay to outside parts
and body makers.
Thus we were able last January to
reduce prices already low.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

premiums, plate glass, walnut lnlaid
with holly and other refnements.
You can't appreciate what bargain
Studebaker cars are at these new
prices until you compare them point
by point with others.
Remember that Studebaker cars
have been kept constantly up to date.
Improvements have been made as
soon as developed-no saved up for
spectacular announcements under the
guise of new yearly models designed
to depreciate cars already in the hands
of owners.
Superiorities-both hidden
and obvious
Many of the most important superior
tiles of Studebakers are hidden until
revealed by thousands of miles of
usage, but here are some you can
check to prove our statement that
every Studebaker is more up to date
than the newest yearly model"
On all present Studebaker models,
you'll find an automatic spark control,
safety lighting control on the steering
wheel, 8-day clock and gasoline gauge
on the dash improved one-piece wind
shield, special co-incidental lock of
ignition and steering gear, fully
machined crankshaft, cowl ventilator,
waterproof ignition and oil drain valve
(Which a girl can operate without soil
ing her hands).
Studebaker pioneered the steel
Evening star., 1925-08-09
No ''yearly models" make
sales Jump

Then we announced that Studebaker
would have no more yearly models"
to artihcially depreciate cars in the
hands of owners.
Sales instantly started to soar and
have forced the vast Studebaker plants
to maintain peak production through
out the summer in the face of declining
production for the industry in general.
To one-proht savings we thus add
savings due to long continued peak
production. These savings we share
with customers in the price reduction
announced August 1st
On some models, such as the Stand
ard Six Duplex Roadster and Phaeton,
it was found impossible to cut the
price, for they are already being mar
keted at figures close to the cost of
production.
On the Big Skies reductions are
unusually large because we have elm
mated some extra equipment, but
although all prices have been cut to
the bone, there has been no cut what
ever in quality.
Same fine cars-in every
particular
We still use genuine leather, mohair
upholstery, fine northern white ash
and hard maple, extra gauge steel of
extra toughness for which we pay
Evening star., 1925-08-09
Standard Six Models

NOIE-AH equipment remains the except that
bumpers tire, and n,otoneter longer
supplied uith Big Six Models.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Eastern Major Leaguers Have
Edge Over Western Ball Clubs

two games 10 the White SoN and
one 10 the Browns.
The Athletics are setting about
the same pace in the American
league that the Giants are in the
National. ana that Is some pace.
The breaks are turning against Con.
ME Mack. however. Sam Gray, one
uf the star pitchers, is out Of the
game with broken finger, and
Cochrane. his young catcher, the
sensation Of the year. is laid up.
The champion Washington Sena-
tors won nine out Of IS games. They
are moving along well and Will i'm.
prove when the weather gets
warmer,
The Brooklyn Robins made a sue
ceSsful defense Of the home grounds
in winning II out Of Is games
pittsburg won eight out OF Il
games on their Eastern trip.
with lot Of hustle and some
great hitting. the Philadelphia
Pmllies proved 10 be the sensation
OF the early season in the National.
No one gave the Phillies tumble
but they'll probably get it before
long as the team hasn't the class
to stay mp in the first division
The Detroit Tigers arc sttll the big
bust OF the season. They lost nine
out of their is games against the
Eastern clubs and they have won
only one series all year.
The White sox won eight out OF
their II games against the Eastern
teams and are riding comfortably
in third place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
81 - l.

Lei them plRy nll week
Everybody connected with the In
gieNood club Is working hand-in hand
TO make this event q hig success
which b, viii be and the decision TO
throw the course open this week
viii undoubtedly 20 long ways
toward attaining that hishwaier
mark In these days where every
club member plays Enlf Il Ia not ex.
pcried that such n sacrifice be made
before a tournament. but t'rcgid MT
Or G - Ford and the entire mem.
bcrsbip Of Underwood made It. viii.
ingly and gladly
Aud now. yc lady golfers III
Seattle. all you have 10 do II Ia
send IN your entry for The city
championship and you can prac.
iicc over tho course for whole
week before the big show opens.
What could be fairer?
\ very interesting program has
been outlined for the tournament
week Aside from tho championship
and flights there viii be a consoia.
ton medal play handicap compcti.
ton on Wednesday, juno .: twohall
foursomes on Thursday; driving and
approaching contests on Friday. and
daily putting contests.
Entries arc coming in fast and in.
dicatiors arc that thcro viii be al
least 30 starters in tho qualifying
round Of is holcs Of medal plny next
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
STAQ
Gossip
y. VI. 4. Q. WINS

- We - - w isNN
The Young Mems Advance club
defeated the Climax club in the fea,
turr game or Sundays star league
Tits and took solo possession OF
second place IN division one The
score WAS To IN favor ~ the
~, ~ A. c.
Reiehlc, the pitcher Tor The CHI.
max club. allowed hut two hits and
struck out 70 men, but poor support
by his mates made him lose the
game. The Climax club nIcked Shit.
rim OF the \. NJ A. T. FOR nine solid
blows. but he kept them we'll seat.
sored aud bore down hard in the
ninehes.
NeltheE tram scored uutil tho
sixth inning. when tho Y, NJ. a. C..
showed over four counters, and then
added another In thr fiftb. A rally
by the ClimaxeFs In the eighth and
ninth innings, was short by ono run
ticing the score. the tlclns aud win
ming runs dying on the bases.
Jacobs and Cohen were the slara
FOR the y. NJ. A. C.. while Morgan
and porflingcr were tho luminaries
for tho losers. the latter pair get.
ting two hits out OF four tries,
The score II. H. T.
y. NJ a. Cs..t....t...s...5
Climax Club ..........,4 8
Batteries Shifriu and shlndel.
Reiehlo and Flanauinti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

Kids Caddying.;
Baseball Loses

TIE cry that gulr has hurt
L baseball Is not nearly go far
reaching as some ut tho pr.al
mists would have sou believe
Golf IS far too costly and the
places 20 play too few 10 have un
appeal aa a game that would win
over The average youth from
baseball.
Tho opportunities offered
c1dJy 60 make considerable mon
Cy however. has wraufd away
many boys from the national pas
time Not because or lack nf love
Tor baseball. but due 10 the nnan.
riJi possibilities
The position ~ rBddy does &C.
move much baseball talent and
thereby affects tho standards OF
the game,
And csddy In his spare time
dabblcS In golf rather than base
bali.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
"Rah. Rah" Product

coehrauc is "EahRah' athlsts,
He attended Boston college he
starred in football as well as base,
ban al that institution II IL hard
to understand hbw the scouts OF
tho two Boston cluts overlooked
him
No ono player has done moro
to make Mncls's club the early
sensation of the majors than
the youthful Cochranr. The rest
Of the team has absorbed his
enthusiasm. Instead Of a drab
lot. the Athletics are now n col
orful aggregation.
Cuchranc bats isfthanded and
seems 70 have no great difficulty
hitting southpawa He - tic fastest
catcher IN tho American league.
There is no better balanced catch.
Ing staff In tho majors than tho
Youthful Cochrane and the veteran
Perkins. both stars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Westland Wins
From Niemeyer
for Golf Title
DoRTLAND May 25,-Jatk wcst.

DoRTLAND, May 25,--Jack West.
i land, champion golfer OF the Uni.
vcrslty of Washington, had an cnsy
time annexlng The Pacific Northwest
intercollegiate golf title on the Port
land Golf clubs course yesterday.
whom he met his cassmatc Harold
Niomoycr. In tho 36hole final match,
yesterday, Wcstlnnd led most of the
wny and won, eight M and seven.
The tournament brought out but
five players. and three OF this mum.
Der hailed from tho University OF
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

: this year and each sport will be hit
I, hard by loss OF experienced staua.
The baseball men wound up their
season Friday The GROW still has
two raves on the Hudson aud the
tennis men the Oregon dual meet
and the Coast conference play.
: The track and field performers
meet Washington State aud then
compete in the Coast conference
meet.
Because OF its feat in twice win.
ming the national INTERCOLLEGIATE II.
-tle the crew comes IN Tor more
than ordinary attention.
: Rusty CaIlow loses many fine
oarsmen after the Hudson regatta,
including Harry John Dutton. Hal
Condon. Malone, Max Lutt, Dow
wailing and coxswain Morcum and
"A big list OF supcr.varsity men that
~bring the total close 10 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

tho New York Yankees got together
on the road and managed to break
even with seven victories. seven
defeats and ono tic with Ruth
out and everything else going
wrong. the Yankees probably look
upon their trip as moral victory,
even II they are Still in sixth place.
The Giants did the best Of tho
Eastern teams, They won /? out
Of their 5 games. losing only ono
game TO the Pirates. Cubs and Car.
dlnals.
The Athletics did about as well
ON their trip thru the West. win.
ming II out OF IL games, losing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Egtvet Thru This Year

DERCY EGTVEsr. captain Of the
L track and field team is closing
his college athletic career this
~spring.
The big Seattle boy has been
: n consistent performer In his
three years Of competition. star.
ring in the weights, the high
jump and the broad jump.
Winchester King. two.miler Is
also thru. and his loss viii be felt
by Heck Edmundson's squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
EAGLES CONTINUE

The Garfield Eagles continue ns
leaders OF division ono OF tho shr
league by virtue OF their 10 2 win
over the Queen city Motors Sunday.
Hughes and Boone starred for the
Motors, with McC;uern and Murray
playing the best for the Eagles
Batteries Murray and Barbaris.
Boone and Serr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Hoppe-Connefar Opens
Three-Cushl0n Match

CHICAGO, May 25.-Willie Hoppe and Bob Cannefax
open their second 600pont heecushion match here to-
day. playing in 10 blocks of so points each.
Hoppe defeated Cannefax last winter by big margin,
after the latter had piled up an early lead
Hoppe has since lost his baklne and if he trims
Cannefax again there is talk that he will desert the
balkline game entirely for the angle racket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
HOlderneSS and
Tolley Picked

WESTWARD Ho. England, MAY
2S, sir Ernest Holdcrness, the
title holder, and Cyril FOLEY were
Joint favoritcs as the British anna
teur golf championship openod
hero.
Tho first and second rounds were
played today. Elimination match
play will be in effect turnout the
tournament. Eighteen hole matches
will be played until Fridays final,
which will be SO holes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
SECOND PLACE
FIGHT is ON

There's "A great fight on in tho
National league for second place,
no loss than six of the clubs being
IN position TO grab tho runncr.up
berth on the result OF ono days
play. With The Giants we'll out in
front, the Cards arc tho only team
down in the ruck, aud they aren't
very far back at that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
TIED FOR FIRST

loNGNllGW,- Longvlcw walopcd
the Aberdeen l8aclS Cats Il to 0 here
Sundny and drove Orv EllcN former
Oakland pitcher, out OF the box with
n vollcy of runs. longvicw Is now
tied for first place in the Timber
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Football Loses Line

THE line was hardest hit in foot.
L hail. Roy Sewers Bull Bell.
man, Ed Kuhn. Chalmers Walters.
Freddy Wcstrom, Roy Petrie. all
stars for the Hnskies. playing their
last football with the Washington
state game.
Tennis viii lose Hesketh. Sam
Skidmore and Joe Liyengood.
Golf will be without Jack West
land next year.
Art LanEiie, second.sackor, and
Frayn, outfielder. are among the
passing stars OF the diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
NEW RECORDS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 25.-Two
Pacific coast records were set in the
swim meet of the Olympic club here
last night Lester Smith won the
22O.yard back stroke in 2;52.2 and
Jack Howell won the 4i0.yard breast
stroke in 6.a0.4 for tho reoords.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Gordon Cochrane Is Hailed as Second Ray Schalk
Former Portland Catcher
Starring for Athletics
Cochrane Still Fights Ball Behind Plate, but He Has
Fine Instruction; Great Left-Handed Hitter, and
His Pepper Has Speeded Up Philadelphia Nine

HE best young catcher to break into the Amer
lean league in the last 10 years.
That's Connie Macks estimate of Gordon
Cochrane, who is making his big league debut
with the Athletics.
Cochrane, who was sold hy the Portland
Coast league club last fall for $4,000, didn't
make such hit with Mack in training camp
Here's what Mack told the scribes this spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

boys and girls
march up 10 get
their diplomas
-Four OF his
regulars are thru
at the end of
this year Dick
F'rayu. George
Anderson. Arr
mold Cooley and
Bruce Hesketh
have played their
I hrce years OF
basketball
He will have
10 build an nj.
most entire new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

II on al mHo e
league ga nj e s
which ended yes.
teriay
With the ex-
ception Of the
two Boston clubs
the weak sis
tors OF the
East an OF the
OF her Eastern
clubs split even
or better
After being
kicked around at
home by rival
Eastern club $.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
PUCK GAME SET

Los ANGELES, May IS. ~ The
Vancouver Monnrchs. who-won the
ice hockey championship of the Pa.
cific coast Saturday night by defeat.
ing Los Angeles, S to 4. win meet tho
local club in an exhibition game at
tho Palais de Glaze tonight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

pEhLlNGtfAM oh GardncrD for.
mcrly with the University of Wash.
ington aud later with the New York
Giants turned In n two.hit game for
Mount Vernon Sunday and helped
the Milltmalds beat BelInghum
z TO 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

~ > 2 &Nt lNH
womcn's annual
city champion
ship the week Of
June u to O. in
elusive, the com
mittee in charge
went to the pow.
cta that be and
asked II IL would
be all right for
entrants 10 pwc
ticr on tho course
On Thursday and
FRIDAY. Here is
the answer that
WAS forthcoming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

CHICAGO, May 25,--Gcorgo Lott.
Jro national junior lsnnls champion,
was defeated hero ycstcrday by Brian
Norton, South African stnr, 40, Ga
mud GA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Coast League
RESULTS

San Francisco 10 Vernon 3. first game
Vernon g. San Francisco 4, second game.
Oakland 3. Los Angeles Q. first game;
Los Angeles 10, Oakland ,. second game.
Portland ., Sacramento ., first game.
Portland II, Sacramento G, second game,
Salt Lake 3, Seattle I, first game, Salt
Lake H. Seattle q, second game,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
.On,en Will
Be Busy at
IngleWOOd
BY ALEX c. ROSE

DURING the next two week. the
~ Iuglewood course IN COINS TO b.
one busy place for the women GOLF.
crs Of seattle
Having secured tho lshsshUr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
REPORT DIE

The report OF the Independents.
Arden Cubs game AZ %. +. Day
hasn't been received as yet by tho
former club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
CORRECTIONS CUBS ouIr

The Georgetown Cubs have dis.
banded and didn't play tho South
Lake Juniors in the contest sched.
uled for South Seattle sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

MS and the pass
ing ont 81 tho
diplomas win
mark the cpd ot
tho college All,
lctic careers OF
many athletes
who have been
making history
for the Husktcs
on the gridiron
the diamond. the
tennis courts.
the track and
field and the
basketball court.
Tho toll Is cS,
.M.sFl, ha a.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
SHOOTERS BUSY

CHICAGO. May 25 - The Great
Western handicap. conducted by the
American Trap Shooting association
all this week, opens here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
nov rus spNlls n,unn
GAMES rus WEEK

san Francisco at Seattle.
Los Angeles ut Portland.
sacramento nt Oakland.
Salt Lake at Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Moore Twirls
Cigar Club to
Close Victory

DoY MOORE. former Seattle
~ pitcher, had "a hing his best
foolsrr Sunday for puirmaus 90
defeat the Three Brothers Dys
Works and ~ that he was is in.
ninEa ,H doing IL in semtPro
leagun game at Tho Coast park
ia rcrciyaI hs opponent on the
mound. allowed but seven hits In
the ~ Innings and struck out % Of
The eikar store men
In the other games. Waterfront
defeated Cieor zrtown. 6 TO I. West
Seattle showed the Firrmcn uut or a
tic for the lead. ta 80 .. tho Nippon
4 c. beat south PARK. to i. al.
tho Tiny Leonard allowed Tho Nip,
pona but two hits. aud Ballard won
Us tirs; start Of the season hy ~
tcattug the Green Lake Merchants.
( to
II. H. Z
pruSmans j.. .....,..ss, 81
Dye Works ..,......... ~ 81
Batteries Mporc mud Rulsbofo
Percivhl and Miller
H. H. r..
wstcrfron, ,........... s 4
Georgetown ,.s........ 10 u
Batteries McCrccry and Duff:
Barton and H1mpol
H. H. r.
FFrhFN tsE.....-.ss,.tss II
w, ~ \. .s.....s,....,,.i IA /
Batteries Brown Lukonovic and
Moliay kullman Cunningham. smith
and Oliver
n II. T..
South Park .......,... 6 o
Nippon a, C...s..,...,. 2 q
Batteries Leonard and Broderude
Yanamoto and Takata
II. H.. n.
Ballard c. c......,..,. . A.
Green Lake c. C........ s 4
Batteries 9'Dncknrty and Alex
nnderi Carlson and Maircr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Absorbed Good Advice

connie Mack won diamond fame
an catcher long before he became
an outstanding big league manager.
Ira Thomas. siaet's first rs,
sistanl. for years was une Of
tn. most valuable eaichsrs IN
the American league. Thomas
was thinker. lie got tho ut
most out Of his pitching staff.
" Perkins, who for years has
done practically alt tho catching TOT
the Athletics. starred on "a taii.cnd
team. Il stlll rated ono Of tins lead.
lpg catehefa In the majorn.
quick To absorb the knowledge
impaired 20 him by Mack. Thomas
and Perkins. il WAS only very
short time before COchrans began
TO show results Almost overnight
he developed from likely prospect
into "A great catcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25

Athletes
Thru Soon
STARS TO PASS
Every Varsity Sport Hit
by Graduation
BY LEO II. LASSEN

A FEW more weeks and the an.
a nuai cap and gown exercises,
thc Graduation day OF the unt
NFlrItN OF MnshLngton. viii he with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Tribe.Loses
Six Out Of
Seven Till
Road Trip Ruined bv n.
astrous Week in UbI.
Home Wednesday

SAT- LAKE CITY. Utah. M,,.
F" The Seattle indians cot ], !,
Salt Lake City last night vis..
losing their clothes and nd,....
they lost about everything 81. j
Ing the past week in their h.,'.
battles with tho Bees.
The men OF osea, n.
smacked over the visitor, !. n, ~
three weekend games. tsIi.
six out Of The seven r.m..
played.
Saturdays score was lou,.A.A !,
10 ?, Elmer Ponder holding h, !.
dams helpless while the Pee ~,
John Miljus al over the I'D ~
FIRST SUNDAY
GAME CLOSE
The first game Sunday gs,,h.
Tie. the Bees scoring Two fs,,.
the ninth 10 win out, s 10
The second iussle was AZ.
close, the Bees gathering 4 /,
II 10 3.
Seattle used Dumoyiich. sr..
and russell IN the first rsn. 4,
/ HaEty and Plummer in tbs ssot.I
The Bees got seven runs il 4,
second frame or Of Hssiy.
RUINED
TRIP
The Salt Lake 5etback riints 4.
road trip for the Indians. Is Il,
had won eight games and hst i
five on the present journey "a,
they hit this city. But ,hey ~.
home with nine victories and ia.
feats In all.
The Indians are now en- rpus
home and open with San FraE
cisco Wednesday.
Oh. yes. Brick Eidred hiisia L
4 three weekend games, runnlas i
string OF consecutive. game iiusr
TO % games.