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shapes up in his gymnasium work'
outs as a fairly clever big fellow who
should be plenty tough in slx-round
go.
Young Jack Dempsey ard Ed
Fraync. a couple Of big fellows. fight
the six rouud semi .windup, This
fight should bring out plenty OF
action. too.
Jimmy Marcus. Portland boy.
meets Henry Geysel Of Georgetown
in a four.round special
Jack Norman boxes al Morris In
the heavyweight division and steve
Mullins and Jack Hendricks, middle.
weights, open the show
Nate Druximan is TO be master Of
ceremonies with the first bout going
on at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
McDonough Is
Altoona Auto
Race Winner

CrPEEDwAY. ALTOONA, Pa. Sept.
- s.-with his biz car snorting fire.
Bob McDonough Numbered across
the line. the winner Of the annnai
$50 mile Labor Day nee on the Al
toona speedway. without having
ahatcd his speed Tor an instant from
start to finish. Then, after he had
circled tho track twice moro in order
to roll to n stop. MoDonough, whose
right rear trio went out with n report
like gun shot, mlshap which
might have wrecked him II II had
happened n minute earlier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
STAR TENNIS
DOUBLES SET

TUE finals in the mems doubles
l. iu The Star. Woodland Park ten.
mis- tournament are scheduled for
"Wednesday afternoon and viii set
under way at .. m.
Melvin uFanga and Bob HcsRsth.
The Washington varsity duet. play
Whitcomb Quuian and Bill Taylor.
Seattle Tennis club lumluarlcn, for
the title and trophies.
The match will be tho bs-s, three.
out-offive sets and viii wind up
the 1925 tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
DRANGA WINS
2 NET TITLES

YAKIMA, Sept, s.--Mcl DranRa
annexed two titles here yesterday in
the Yakima Valley tennis cham
piouships when ne defeated Dick
stevens. OF Tacoma, ca. rs, SO. In
the mems finals and. paired with o.
r. stephens. also OF Seattle. he
copied tho doubles honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
HOME Rr-N LEADERS
Canadian Soccer
Body in Meeting

VANCOUVER, 3. c.. Sept. s.--The
annual meeting Of the Dominion Of
Canada Football association. which
opened here Monday. was attended
by tho largest number Of council
members and provincial delegates
that has ever been present at the
yearly conciave OF the parent soccer
body In Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
PITCHER DEAD

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Sept. s.
Louis Chedo. 90. Christopher. Ill,
pitcher Of the Decatur, Ill, ThreeI
league team. died today as she result
Of injuries sustained when struck by
a pitched ball in the game with Ev
ansyiIle yesterday.
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Fights Young Fitz

LOS ANGELES. Sept. s.--Rol
Fitzsimmons, Jr., meets Jimmy De
iancy. Of ST, Paul, at Vernon Coli
scum tonight An interested spec
tator viii be Jim Jeffries, tho man
who knocked out Fitzsimmons ST.,
at Coney Island. in 1899, for tho
heavyweight championship.
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of the sartorial trimmings Of a gentleman,
used 10 crash his way past the gates of all
of the big fights, using various tricks, and
he became quite famous in his line and was
one Of the characters" of the Golden Gate.
The original Connolly is dead now and
there is a man who has taken over the title
of "One-Eyed" Connolly and who makes his
annual trips around the country trying to
emulate his more famous predecessor
I'll never forget the first time that Con-
molly II tried TO crash the gate at the old
Dreamand rink while ! was promoting
shows there with my late partner, Dan Salt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Watson Links Champ

sPOKANE, Sent Forrest Wat.
son. Pacific Northwest golf cham.
plon. IA still the Inland Empire links
titlist as result OF his victory over
Par Lambert, Jr.. i2 md 10, In the
96,hole final yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

won tho Labor
bay double bill
nom the Los
Angeles Seraphs
9 10 o andttos.
thereby anurxiGg
the WooiWorth
series. six games
to four. an q
elinEing 10 third
place by IA safer
margin than they
had when the
series opened has;
Wednosday
The first game
war n wild thing.
with plenty ~
bad hhnnhAll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

HoQUIAM, Sept. 8. - Aberdeen
cinehed the pennant for tho second
half Of the season in tho Timber
league by defeating the Hoauinm
team. 8 to ., Aberdeen viii play the
Tacoma Rays for the 1895 champion
ship,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

They were to
weigh in at is3
pounds nt 2 . m
today with a
weight forfeit up.
Pelkcy doing all
Of the worrying
on that score n
he can make 100
pounds the fight
win tpe for the
mid dlew eight
honors OF the
w est now held
by Tomski
Z very b o dy
K II o VS. ~ h a Z
Lomski can dc,
and Pctkcy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

AHfff ~ ~
tralla 70 cam.
palgns back or
VIII the run Of
American sue
cc@es he finally
haltcd2
Those ques.
tions, quite mo-
mcntous in tho
realm Of net.
dom, VIII be an
swercd ssptem.
Ter 10. when
uncte SamnyA
racquet WELD.
era clash with
France in tho
challenge round.
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worlds series
The mathematical certainty has
no, been reached In the American
or the National league but Il seems
quite certain now that Washington
and PittsburE will meet in the post.
season series 10 decide the worlds
Championship.
The senators arc nine games
ahead of the Athletics and they
are moving like a steam roller
over al opponents. Tho Pirates
arc eight and one half games In
front Of the Giants and they
have shown no signs of falfer-
ing.
The collapse Of the Athletics since
August rs has been one OF the out.
standing events Of a season that has
furnished a generous supply OF IN,
tereSiins features and the squirt Of
the Senator's when they were threat.
cned has been one OF the mos, in.
spring incidents OF years
In their last 20 games the
Athletics have won only three
and lost IL. They have lost Il
straight games and they are In
such \ prccarious condition now
that they may have to fight off
the Chicago White Sex 90 hold
second place,
on the other hand the Senators
opened the throttle when they saw
the Athletics slowing up and charged
thru to II victories in their last %
games
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Runs rrHpouslhir fer FtrBkrr 3. NfiEht
struck 8gl Wrsht nassn Hn balls
Wright = H,ryssr stolen rahe SIC
abe Fass EsHH hits Beck. HERMAN,
Hood EIirra 3 EmuirF nfazlH q Bald
win. stats Sacrifice hits ACApiryt
crimes rHaWbisE Talu Huns taitrd
IN MeAuieY 2 Grimes. Emmrr 2. 81
dred. TppmbirT TAiti Double pia9
EmmsF 10 uraay 60 nrrmhg, Passed
Balls aandbrtr Time 1da impifes
hfashrAr aud NeafdGu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Ia the Majors

The wa.htaktsa SeaAors virtually
esnehsd the American championship
whez they teek a dnubls header from
the Philadelphia A,hlstirs. : 20 ard
70 g. ard Increased their Lead to nius
fun games
Lou G~hrig's homer brought In the
only run the Yankees we're abs 70 get
of EhmEs ard tbs Red Sex won. 70 !.
HAhs Rata returned 20 ths Itnsup and
Tanned twice.
The Reds and Cards divided . deable
header. the Reds winning The first game.
TO s. and druvping the second. 20 !,
Rogers Marnsey bit his gsth homer IN
tbs ascona game.
After winning The first game, 10 5.
tia Pittabusw Pirates weFe ressd nut il
IA. 10Th and drpppsa shs second game
70 the Cubs, to
Harry Heilnsns double In the ninth
xAvs the Tigers IS victory over the
Browns IN tbs first game. bat tnrg lost
ire second 4 to 3 In the tfth Inning.
The Indians splis doabie bill with
tins WHITE Sex. winning the first 50 5.
and closing the second. 5 20 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

f''ttfkN AtthafNA - At"tl4"f . ~ sFhA'h
victory tu Lucas A. bAtasElummpr ie.
bits 8. runs Z, Runs responsible faF=
flammsF :. Payne 3 Struck out PLAN
inaf :. Lucas = Payne I. nHssa On balls
FAyas. FlummFF Lucas stolen
base IgCabss HONS rln- nrRrili Twne
bass bits ~Htats KfaE Sacrifice hits
fWeHhisF, McCabe. Grimes Runs battsd
ia rWomslsF. deeahs d f.urhs. BsaSlIi.
grtmsE. ppuHte plhrss- BreR 20 MaAaiay
e. CRIMES tlraEtil Is Brady 70 Herman
riummse - Emmsr 70 Herman, Asrmsn
20 Emmsr .jms l.s1. Empires Rear
dos aHd Iitashsar.
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AMERICANS ARE DAVIS CUP FAVORITES
Big II" Is
Strong
Team
Yanks Will Meet French
Late This Week for
Famous Silverware

WILL the United States Davis
W cup team again triumph in the
international tennis matches this
season and thus excel the five sue.
rra.LUf- t-IninrIra hum. nm L. Ar..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
STOPPED
At GATE

When be tried TO breeze into the
rink with the crowd he was stopped
by ono of the ticket takers and he
told the man az the door that no
was sec0nding Willie iiitchs. who
was booked 20 battle that night.
"Waita minute, waltn min.
utter ordered ihr doorman.
"Whaddaya think lliis is,
merry .go,rounds Hold your
horses second, stranger. and
III call Dan salt"
tie PACED salt. and needless 10
say, that wop one fight that the
second Mr. Connolly didn't SEQ for
nothing but Zee laid IL on the line
WORKED ron
TICKET
The next week be- came around
10 rec Dan and worked on The seat
seiup aud WIS given a free ducat
Connolly II was at the Jack
Dempsey Tommy Gibbons bout
in Shelby. Mont, and lar
worked his way into that fight,
too. Before the fight he paraded
the Shelby streets. part Of his
makeup being loud green
sweater with his name omhlaz-
oned on the back, and lie
bawled ont warning against
counterfeit tickets. During the
fight lac was water boy for the
boys In the press rows.
lie h now in the East and has
made good living by doing pub
licl,y stunts. usually getting credit
FOR crashing the gates
While Connolly III Is getting by
In a way. he IL far cry from the
original. who WAS "A past master
man who never worked his way
into an arena, never paid. and
missed few, II any, attractions.
TO he Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

mi&rt up with thrills. Seattle noalng
GU, Tho visitors by ono run.
Sterling stryErr md Wayne
Wright did the chuekiug aud they
were both received cordially by tho
bat wieldrra. but wHghrs dcicnso
would have made a ..cye peen with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

Stacy Barton came within an inch
of pitching no.hit. no.run game
when he shut out the South Park
Merchants. 2 TO o. and allowed them
but one hit Burns home run in the
ninth inning with Stokes on bases
accounted for the two runs made by
the Georgetown Merchants,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
BEATEN TWICE

PORTLAND, Sept. S.-The san
Francisco Seals, after winning sew.
en- games from Portland. dropped
the double bill here yesterday by
scores Of & 10 . and To O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
WATERFRONT WINNER

YAKIMA, Sept. s,-The Water
front A. A. of Seattle, defeated the
Yakima ball club here yesterday.
to L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

Since Bin Tilden Joined the elite
ranks or Davis cup players the
United States has made clean
sweep Of all opponents In other
words. this country has been de-
Tending champion since Tilden
climbed into national. in fact world.
wide. recognition In 1890.
In the intervening years America
has faced Australia four times and
Japan once IN the finals. And out.
side OF once or twice has handed
the foe grand slam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
MEETS
PELKEY HERE

r 70 LoMsKG and Ray pcikcy are
IL all set Tor their six.round battle
AT the Seattle bail park tonight.
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Two Tight Games With
Angels Wind Up Mar
athon Series Monday
n0M mn srmrs rNpLn
GA,us ruis WEEK
Van lfauFlutp ~ Seattle
Zoe Angeles ht Portland.
sacramento az OAKLAND.
salt Lake a. Vernon.

A FrER taking two on their rcspoc.
- tive chinH on Sunday. Tho Seattle
REDSKINS camo back Monday and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
SAME
SITUATION

This year The situation again
looms much the same. For. with
that sterling quartet OF Tilden.
Johnston. Richards and Williams
carrying the American standards 10
the front, It surely stacks up as an
other winning fiesta as far as Tn.
Gle Sans representatives are con.
cerned.
Tilden and Johnston rate pretty
much by themselves in singles play.
while Richards and Williams are
equally capable OF putting up
worthwhile exhibition in the
doubles
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When Dan Salt Closed Door
on "One-Eyed' Connolly II
Modern Gate Crashers Not in Class With Original,
Who Was Character of Early Fight Days in Frisco;
Present Connolly "Stoops to Work" for Tickets
BY Lonnie Austin
CAS- TOLD TO LEO II LASSENj
CHAPTER VIII.

HRTY years ago IN San Francisco in The early days Of
the fight game the original "One-Eyed' Connolly usu-
ally sporting high silk hat dress suit monace and all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
RltIl
DOES II

Seattle WAS trailing 2 TO ! as tho
team went into tho sixth frame but
the Indians suddenly snapped into H.
Frank Brasil singled. Brick Eldrcd
doubled and then both Babe Herman
aud Ted Baldwin walked Frank
Emmer followed with n tremendous
double to the lcfl field fence and
three runs. and il should have been
four. but BALDWIN missed second base.
The Indians never gave up the
lead after that. aitho tne Angels
did give them q run In the eighth
that proved TO be the winning
counter whrn Emmsr scored on
passed ball. The visitors also let
MrCabe score earlier In the game
on n walk. stolrn base, bad
throw and boo, by siatT
Fred Lucas pitched for The firn,
Tins since breaking his leE, when he
relieved 1871 Plummer In the second
game with the bases loaded IN the
fourth.
LUCAS rs
HERE AGAIN
This young man leads a charmed
baseball lie. referring 10 Lucas
lie pitched one ball and. Il was
lifted for high fly and The
Angels never got close to scoring
after that. being held TO one
biugie the rest Of the Journey
When Lucas went into the box the
Tribe was behind 20 and young
Payne was pitching good bali
In the fifth tho Tribe punched hits
and Lucas hit a Kroundcr to Flea
McAullsy and the shortstop booted
Il. HIS first error Of the series. Any.
how. two runs came over and the
scors was tied.
Brazil busted homer over the
right field wall In tho sixth and three
singles sent thu last run OF the day
over tn tho next frame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

Connolly came rushing TO The ENTRANCE outited as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
big FOUR"
TOO STRONG

The U. S. quartet should be able
to chalk up another triumph in the
blue ribbon classic OF the pastime.
France appears TO have a COM
blnation hardly stout enough TO
hold the big Four in check.
So. on paper at least, 1t looks
like a 1925 victory for this country
which would establish new record
for consecutive wins in Davis cup
play, and that in itself Is quite an
incentive TO battle for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

rutais -sg 10 - 10
'faiti Dailsa Dor wright 500 ninth sss
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DIVIDE BILL.

Los ANGELES. Sept. S.-The
sacs COPIED the first game OF a
double bill here yesterday from the
Tigers, but dropped tho second ar
fair & TO z
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ILafa, faitsi for paiy 10 sTlH
..nr. NJ. IunLnrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

2 w Ablths sept,
s. Helpless in
tho grasp OF a
reconi maktnE
slump the Young
Philadelphia Ath
istics arc now out
81 thr American
league pennant
race and Wash
iugton uuonn,
clslly Is the
entry for the
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Krausc. Foster and Baker,
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Champions
Win L no
Tits
Senator's Now Hold Nine
Game Lead in Ameri-
can League Race
Ry Henry l.. Farrell

Ew YORK. Sept.
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AMERICAN

First game. New York at Boston
postponed; wet grounds.
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calls. Main Alas. Justh's Old Stand 6l9 D.
MOTOR BOAT-Wil trade $500 railroad
bond paying CS natures May, 1927. Ad-
dress Box 463-B Star office. "a
OLD COLD, silver. diamonds seweiry: nne,
1923 ST. Main s173.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

BUICK-l024 seven-pass. touring; motor
and chassis thoroughly serviced; newly
painted great deal of extra equipment: we
will trade and finance you. Seaton Garage.
Evening star., 1925-06-23

COOK. first class for small restaurant: good
wages; call Immediately. 2502 l1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FUR SALE-MISCELLA
BATTERIES, AZ cells. Phila Diamond Grid.
guaranteed in perfect condition: suitable
also 40-cell Edison batteries. Edgar Baum.
S12 5th NV.
BARBER CHAIR. suitable for beauty parlor.
zoo Pa. ave. NV. "a
BAISTS PLAT BOOK, Volume No. 1, brand
new. Phone Cleveland 1863. 25'
BEDSTEADS tS). brass: very reasonable.
1908 Pa. ave. nv. 30
Evening star., 1925-06-23

DELIVERIMAN, white, on
Ford truck; salary to start, $50
week. Maryland Biscuit Co.,
1217 4th NV.