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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Billy Muir Dies as
Result of High due

Swimming follwcrs were grieved to
learn OF the death Monday of Billy
Muir, Victoria and Island Athletic
club diver. in Victoria.
Muir died MS result OF broken
back received while making n 100
foot exhibition dive in the Z, N. A.
outdoor meet Mt Victoria in August,
1922. He had won the diving cham
poinships, and with thousands of
persons watching, was making an
exhibition dive. He did not hit tho
water properly, and n broken back
was tho result of the impact. lie
had been nm invalid for two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

soon HH BcrcOt gels home.
Seattle fans still remember tho two
thrilling battles that they put up
here Two years ago that packed the
Arena to capacity both times.
Bereot won the first fight when lac
knocked Krache cold nine seconds
before the final gong IN the sixth
round. the bell robblng him OF a
knockout
The second fight was sensational
aixround draw.
Bcrcot has been in California for
some time and, oliho he lost his last
start. he won twice from Bobby Bar.
reti. ono OF the best wcltcrwclRhtA In
ths country. Bcrcot wasn't well
when be fought "Mushy' Callahan
last week.
Bercot is expected TO start home
soon with his wife and his manager,
L0nnio Austin.
krnche showed that he Hill has
some class. too. when he defeated
Bob Harper here recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
GOLF WIZARD
COMING HERE
BY ALEX ROSE

JACK REDMOND. for many yeam
~ professional at the Carohn Coun'
Try club AZ Raleigh. y. g.. and whose
SKIN as maker OF trick shots has
earned for him The title OF the Joe
klrkwood OF America" VIII be one
Of tho features OF next weeks pro,
gram az Tho Orphcum ihca,er.
Altho Redmond has never won
any Of the major links titles. lie
has figured high Ia quite few
OF them. but when IL comes 10
making a golf ball do stunts that
hr wants IL 10 do-weli. that's
where Jack shines. Most Of US
make the elusive pellet do things
that VIC don't want II TO do, but,
according TO Carl Rritcr, the
genial manager OF the Orphcum.
this fellow Redmond has accom-.
pllshed Tho impossible. namely,
The has cowcd the golf bali"
Merely az an amusement. this
North Carolininn began practiclng
trick shots TO entertain his friends
The amazing things ho could do to
golf ball and tho uneanuy ability
Of stroke he possessed when blind.
folded quickly drew him 70 the nitcn.
ton OF vaudeville agencies. who.
keeping pace with the pulse Of the
public, nigncd him up
Several weeks ago Il was report.
ed that Chester Horton, formerly
professional Of the UnivcrSity Golf
club and well known In Pacific
Northwest golfing circles. was head
ed this way. but !, seems that
Chester has got lost somewhere
along tho Orphcum fairways. No
one seems TO bc able TO find out
just where Horton wandered TO, and
Manager Reitcr is quite upset over
II, because Carl. old boy, was figur.
Ing 10 get heap OF lessons -at 70.
duced rates or hcttcr-durlng the
Horton week" and. incidentally.
cut about 20 strokes off tho Reitcr
golf score. Those who have sccn
Golfer Rci,cr doing hIa links cxcr.
else should bs able 10 squeeze a
whceZo out OF tht "20.strokc cut"
IL may be that Boss Reitcr
wired Mr.. 0rpheum 10 send us
a golfer" and It may he that
Golfer Rcitcr will be able 10
talk business with one Jack
Redmond but we'rc willing to
give big odds that when the
tricls-shot wizard boards the rat.
tier for Portland, on Saturday
night. May :, he will leave ono
Carl Rciter playing his regular
golf gnme--l20,
Anyway. local golfers arc prom.
iscd n real treat at tho orpheum
during tho week beginning with the
matinee. April &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Relays Hold Interest

The same may he said regarding
tho broad jump. Hhot pot and iayo-
lin events where galaxy OF star
performers win fight It out The
mlddlo,distauce runs viii also find a
classy field Of entrants.
In the various rriays, Miehi-
gan, Chicago, Wisconsin. Notre
Dame, Georgetown. Cornell.
Penn, Syracuse and other
schools are certain to show
some real competition. too.
Fact i, the relays rate as Of
much importance rs do the In.
divitlual events.
All in all. tho 1925 Penn games
should surpas in quality. us well an
quantity. any previous affair In tho
history OF the great American
classic. And II win occasion quite
a bit Of surprise II several records
aren't shattered during tho two.dny
Eet.together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
O'DOUL LEADS
COAST BATTERS

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April Ill
Official batting averages for the first
two weeks OF the Pacific Coast league
season, announced today, show that
Frank o'Doul OF Salt Lake leads
with an average of $40.
Last year O'Doul tied with Duffy
LOWS for the full seasons batting
lead lie is pressed In the standings
now by Lazerre, teammate, with
.i7s. and Hemingway OF Vernon,
with Al.
salt Lake, In first place in the
league standing, also is at the top
In club batting. with an average OF
1896. Strangely Portland, last
among the eight clubs In the pennant
race, is second in batting. with .30i,
Los Angeles shows batting strength
of .eS7 In third place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Dandy Dick Griffin
Goes Back to Texas

Because of the unexpected lull in
ring activities in this section. Dandy
Dick" Griffin, ono of the most popu.
lar bantamweights to ever box in a
Seattle ring, has returned TO his
homo in Fort Worth, Tex. Griffin
was TO meet Mickey o'Donnell. but
a hitch came up over the rental OF
tho llippodrome, and 1t meant no
fight for either boy Before depart.
ing Griffin said he hoped TO be back
in tho summer and show before the
local fans again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Standings In National
League Appear Natural

too much pitching class on the club
to SO on the rocks so early in the
pannant race. Rally OF the Pirates
may mean that the Pirates have
shaken off the terrible slump that
has made n tail-ender of IA club that
was picked one or two by nearly
every critic in the country.
The Indians continue to be the
surprise of the major leagues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

These contracts must be signed
and must be returned to this office
not later than Wednesday night.
The season starts Sunday with tho
following schedule.
Broadway Pirates vs., y. VI. G.
"A. club at Garfield.
South Lake Juniors VS.. Climax
club at South Seattle.
Georgetown Cubs vs.. Garfield
Eagles at Garfield.
Garfield Cubs vs.. West Green
Lake Merchants at Green Lake.
Cascade Wolves vs.. Arden Cubs
nj South Park.
Husky A. c. VS.. Independents
at u. r. Day.
The South Seattle Merchants
and the Queen City Motors win
be idle.
Home teams are named last In
each bracket and the managers OF
those clubs are responsible for OBJ
tanning the grounds and should phone
in 20 The Star as soon as possible
the information as to what hours
they have signed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Big Aquatic Meet
to Start Thursday

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2l-
Moro than $50 swimmers, represent.
ing 10 cities, are here for the 4. a.
L. national swimming champion
ships. starting Thursday.
Among the noted swimmers who
will contest are Johnny weismuller
American tuvorltc. and Arne Borg
OF Sweden. holder OF many worlds
records.
Swimmers from the Cincinnati Y.
NJ. c. A.. Chicago a. C., New York
4. c. and Hollywood a. C. arrived
last night Cleveland and San
Diego representatives and Sam Kah.
anamoku Of Honolulu are due to
day
Pacific coast swimmers are con-
fidont Of giving the Illinois Athletic
club. last years title winner, the
stiffest kind Of competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Expect 10000 at
PortIanPs Opener

PORTLAND. ore. April 81 The
first game OF Tho baseball season on
Purtland's homa lot will come or
this afternoon when the Beavers
meet the Oaks at the Vaughn 81.
groundN
IL the weather holds out good -
the prediction was generally fair
Tom Turner. president OF tho Port
land club. expects to have more
than 10000 spectators out
This is in spite Of the fact tha,
Portland has made poor showing
40 far and Is now in the bottom OF
the cellar with but two games won
tn two weeks play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Climax Club
of Star Loop
Beats Sellars

THE Climax club Of The star
l. league. defeated NJ Sellers a
Co. Sunday afternoon at South Sc.
attic. i2 20 /. Ia Relchlo pitched
four innings for the winners. strik.
Ing out eight men and allowing
only two hits.
puEgan and DorflinEcr Of tho
Climax club starred nj hat. tho
former getting four hits and tho
latter four also, Tho inficld looked
well. playing faul,lcsA ball. A..
Relchic at third. especially shining.
Art Smith. newcomer on the
club. looked good in ccnterficld.
making thrco hard catches.
Sellers had good material. but
showed a lack Of practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Union Pacific Has
Strong Ball Club

The baseball team OF tho Seattle
Athletic club OF tho Union Pacific
system ls rounding into shape and
viii engage tho Great Northern toss.
crH In IA practice game Thursday art
ornoun at o'clock on Walla walla
plAyficld,
Ray mis-. right.handed twirlcr. and
u. X. Glosecloso. catcher. VIII make
up the battery for Union Pacific.
The Union Pacific Athletic chair
man and baseball managers VIII meet
Ia Portland At 10 A. IN. Sunday, April
20. 70 plan the league FOR the system.
II. Harper. athletic chairman. and
C. r. o'Donoyun. baseball manager
viii make up tho Seattle representa-.
iiyc5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Bill Shaver Playing
in L. A. Puck League

Bin Shaver, we'll known in local
amateur sport circles, is now captain
of the Monarchs, leaders in the Los
Angeles city hockey league. Shaver
has distinguished himself at the Pal.
mis- de Glais, Los Angeles mammoth
new ice rink, and is regarded as one
Of the best puck chasers in the movie
city.
Besides playing hockey here.
Shaver was also a top.notch base.
ball player. He piloted the Water.
front Athletic club last season.
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anything, but there is little doubt
about the National league champions
that needs proef.
Altho the team has been crippled
on the defense by injuries and III.
ness, It has been moving along with
some good pitching from unexpected
sources. Jock Scott and Wnyond
'Doon have done some fine work and
Hugh McQuillon pitched n good
game in his last start. Nehf Is most
always dependable,
While the Rods have lost first
place in the league Il does not mean
that the club has exploded. There Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

run In cycles There is a belief that
batting has for a time almost ended
It's period OF complete supremacy and
that pitching is 20 come TO the front
II Is the history OF baseball that
the supremacy OF batting or pitch.
ing Nually IS limited. The belief is
tina pitching Is due for n comeback.
II is just possible that the pitch.
crs have finally reached the point OF
effectiveness whore they can combat
the far.reachIng effects Of the lively
ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
AFTER MAT BOUT

CHICAGO. April 2Is--F7oyd Fitr.
simmons, Michigan city promoter. In
making an effort to stage a heavy.
weight wrestling match between
Wayne C'Big'D Mum and I'D
C'strangler'J Lewis on May 30. Both
men are former worlds heavyweight
champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Star Loop
Contracts
Are Ready
Managers Can Obtain
Them at This Office;
Due on Wednesday

arc now
ready for The Star
league managers
and can be obtained
by calling at the
sporting editor $
desk al any time
during the day.
Fifteen contracts
are allotted to each
manager for the
first game.
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the pitching VIII
b G m u C h i'm
proved this sea.
son.
While none OF
them offer any
definite or logical
reasons for their
opinion, they are
positive in their
statements that
batting will be
NpiiHiIsIaDIy cur
tailed this sum.
mer.
Most Of them
argue that bat
ting and pitching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
PAAYO HEADS WEST

CHICAGO, April 2t--Paavo Nur.
mi, Finish runner, and Willie Plant.
champion walker. left here last
night for Los Angeles. Willie III.
tola, leuves tonight for San Fran.
cisco. The three arc to partici-
pate in the Pacific Athletic associa.
ton meetA on May 2 and q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
TRIBUTE TO EBBETTs

los ANGELES, April 22l.-pa.
eifio Coast league ball games will be
halted for 30 seconds this afternoon
In honor OF Charles Ebbetta. late
owner OF tho Brooklyn Nationals.
gho will bo buried today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
TAYLOR WINS

CHICAGO. April 2i.--Bud Taylor.
Tere Hauto bantamweight. won a
i0-round decision over Midget Smith
OF New York here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Coast league sea
son here tomor
row, wit:
No. / ROY
Moore, Bouthpaw
win join the Seat
tie team late this
week
No. Tied Bald
win win play third
base for the In.
dams tomorrow.
with Frank Bra.
zill at first base.
II Baldwin Is in
good condition al
this afternoon h
workout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

we're forced TO
take the lead. Tho
PIttsburg Pirates
obliged by drop.
ping tho Cincin.
natl Reds and the
Giants succeeded
to first place with
out playing a
game.
Unless tho dope
goes wrong, the
Ia n is will be
there or around
there for the rest
Of the season, ono
week of actual
competition Ia not
enough 10 prove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
GARCIA LOSES

MONTREAL. April 21.--Leo KID
Roy. former Canadian feather.
weight champion. won 10 round
decision from Bobby Garcia, Baltl-
more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
X. o. FOR JIM

BUFFALO, y. Y. April sl.-
Jimmy sla,tey. Buffnlo middle
weight. stopped Blly MCGOWAN OF
A,land In the sccound round here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
ECKHOUT BIRD
WINNER

Henry Eekhout took first POSITION
in Sundays 72.miie race from Gle
Eium, timing in the winner at 1913
a m. The 7i2 entries were released
at . a. III. In a head wind, with
the following results in yards per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
START MAY II

EVERETT, April 9l,--Play will
start in the Snohomish County Base.
ball Tongue on May H. according to
the announcement given out from
tho office of President Herbert j.
t'Scoop') Toole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
IIEKMAN We nnprr

los ANGELES. April 21,-Tiny
Herman Of Portland and Cnpt Bob
Roper, heayyweights, top tho Vor.
non fight card tonight In u bout
scheduled for 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
MANDEJL VICTOR

EVANSVILLE. WIS. April 2l.--
Sammy Mandcll. Rockford, H.,
lightweight, outpoIntcd Joe Azarella,
Milwaukee, In 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
BY LEO II. LASSEN

UDED' KILLEFER had several
~ important bits Of baseball
news for Seattle fans when he ar
rived In Seattle today with his Seat
tie Indians for the opening Of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
PENN RELAYS THIS WEEK!
Blue Ribbon Track Meet
Booked for Philadelphia
500 Institutions Will Be Represented in Annual
Classic Many Stars Entered in Individual Events
Nobleman to Compete in Games
BY ART CARLSON

IKE the world series in baseball the Yale Harvard game
l. in football and the Cambride Oxford clash in rowing
the annual Penn relay carnival stands out the blue rib
bon classic in track and field athletics as year-toyear
affair
True the Olympic games hold higher niche in the ath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

NEW YORK. April 2i.--Bud
Dempsey. New York featherweight.
won a 10 round decision from Lew
Hurley. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
.rache and
Bercot May
Meet Again
Loggers Are Expected to
Scrap in First Outdoor
Smoker Here in May

Ed KRACliE vs..
Dode Bcrcot!
That's the fis.
tie attraction that
looms for the first
outdoor show Of
tho summer box
ing season In Sc.
attic next month.
Nate DruKman
says that he VIII
cndcnyor 10 line
up that scrap as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK, April 2i.- Standing
~ OF the clubs in the National
league today assumed very famlh
lar pose. Thru no particular energy
OF their own the New York Giants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
SAYS HE'S
q. X. AGAIN

He Joined Minneapolis later and
stlll had arm trouble and was I'M
conditionally released. Moore asked
Killefer for a chance and said that
his arm was all right again.
Moore has been sent transpor-
tation and KiIlefer says he
should be in Seattle late this
week.
This viii give the Seattle team
four left-handers Fred Russell. Ed
Brandt and Nick Dumoyitch all
throwing from the port side OF tho
Inv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
is PITCHING
IMPROVING?
KN NIIIN ENANS

A MAJORITY Of the major league
"a managers with whom talked
In tho South are Of the opinion TINT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
INFIELD SHAkEUP
Is LOOMING

Another interesting bit Of news In
that Killefer may shake up his in
field for the opening game with ver-
non tomorrow.
It's no secret that Killefer has
two Of the best third basemen i'm
the league in Frank BRAZIL and
Ted Baldwin and he wants TO
try to make room for both OF
them.
II Baldwin Is in condition after the
workout this afternoon he viii play
third base for the Indians tomorrow.
And BRAZIL, who has had a little
experience at first base, viii sup
plant Babe Herman at the initial
bag.
This viii give his infield a better
all-around punch.
Herman will then be used for
extra infielder and outfielder, the
same as he was before ACE" Ell
lott was put on the shelf with a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Tribe Gets Roy Moore, Southpaw
Lineups for
Opening Day

Here II how the Seattle Indians
and Vernon Tigers arc expected
20 limo up when they take the
field for the opening game Of the
season here tomorrow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

No. Studs Sutherland win pitch
the opening game against Vernon to-
morrow.
A few years ago Roy Moore was
one Of the leading wrong. handlers in
the American league. nut he had
trouble with his arm and with his
control and he drifted down to the
Southern league, where he had pref
~ good success with Birmingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
New Zealander Files

4. r.. porrltt Of New Zealand Ia
entered in the SprlntH He has n
good record and should make them
all hustle. Orange. IA Cuban.
coached by Alvin kraenElein. Tor.
msr Penn lumIuary. win also die.
play his wares In tho dash events.
Then there viii be- Dchart
Hubbard. Michigan: I.ayden. No
tire Dame; Tin. PENNSYLVANIA,
and others out for places In tho
century and furlonk rantes. \
most scicctiyc field.
some keen competition IN also cx,
pected In Tho pole ynult and high
jump events. with BROKER. Michi.
gan; Sheriff.. Penn. and lancaster.
Missouri. In tho former. and Poor
and Graham. Kansas: Russell. Chi.
cago. and McGinnla. Wisconsin. In
the latter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
RALLY SHORT

A ninth-lnning rally by Horace
Mann fell one run short and Beacon
Hin scored iG.to.5 victory in an
interesting diamond contest Monday
j. Clark and X. Willard starred at
the bat for the winners. wh!lc A.
Aronin and II. Weinstein played bosi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Lefthander
w ill Join
Club Soon
Former Detroit and Ath-
letic Finger Coming;
Ted Baldwin May Play
GAMEs ms MKEK

Vernon 81 seattle
Oakland Rt Portland.
Sacramento NJ San Franclsco.
salt Lake ct Los AnEeiss.
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= VIII = =
WORKOUT ON
TODAY

Killefer was putting his athletes
thru stiff workout in prepara-
tion for the first game with Yer.
non Wednesday at the Rainier val
ley ball yard this afternoon, start
ing at / p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
Killefer announced that Suds
Sutherland would be the choice
for the nitching ASSIGNMENT.

The Vernon Tigers, under the
leadership of Bin E.ssick. Bengal
boss, arrive later from Los An
Reles. Essiek wired from the train
bringing him North late Monday
tElt Ken Penner, ace of the Tiger
staff would pitch the opening game.
with Danny Murphy behind the
plate. He will start Mike Finn. ono
OF his young infie.defs, at second
base. otherwise his regular ciuO
will play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

Yep. you guessed h--Foon Nat
Nee Is ChiHk But al Yale Unit
rcrsiip. iohcrc he's a star Ia base.
ball. he's knoicn only as Mike"
Nee plays third base. can ne and
tield. ard Is said 10 Dc he only
Cinnamon playing on an American
college diamond team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21
VERNON

ffHNNHN'uN
Moore. csnternold.
Wolfer. Ieftneld.
Hcmmingway. EhortstoD.
Murphy, catcher.
Warner, third base.
Mcdowell, flint base.
Blakesley, rightneld.
Finn. second base.
Penncr, pitcher.
SEATTLE
Lane. cenierf.eld.
Brady, second bare.
BRAZIL, third base.
Eldred. rfghtncld.
Herman, first base.
McCabc. lcftficld.
Emmcr. shortstop,
Baldwin or Daily catcher.
Sutherland, pitcher.
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Record Entry List

htCOiu Emu biSt
This years fica,n, which viii be
staged April 2t,25 at Franklin field,
Philadelphia. the homo OF the Uni
vrralty OF Pennsylvania, promises
to Guido any held in past seasons.
Over 500 institutions VIII send
representatives to vie for SUI
prcmacy, Among the list Of
celebrities will be an English
nobleman. Lord BurEhley, son
OF the Marquis Of Exeter. He
Is the first noblcman to compete
In the history OF the games.
Lord BurEhley Is u hurdlcr and
win no doubt clash with such ccle.
brated American stars as Dan Kin
Soy. Illinois. Moore, Penn state;
Wolf. Pennsylvania, and Snyder and
Guthrie. the two Ohio State aces,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-21

letlc armament, but they are
only staged once every four
years
For many seasons tho Penn pie
ME has been tho biz jamhoreo OF
the track campaign, II brings to-
gether the cream Of the athletes,
not only from American universities
and colleges. but from various parts
Of tho universe. II brings out an
array OF champions such as ls sci
dom seen in competition OF It's kind.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-12-18

rassed) and a pleasant New England
chin, and enough hair to last as long
as you need it, and"
go on! Go On!" urged the young
man bitterly, you haven't mentioned
my eyes yet, or my mouth: they're the
only Ones I've got, so I hope they pass
muster"
your eyes," began the girl airily,
your eyes"
eyes," encouraged the young man,
looking straight into her own.
She wavered. With elaborate intent
ness she ficked OF a speck from her
coat.
They'll do" she said without look.
ing up.
The very young man took a long
breath. zone more item to be checked
OF. Please be kind to dumb animals.
How about my MOUTH"
ut ought to have q bit IN It'll" she
flashed, and before he could gather his
thoughts for a retOrt she had left her
chair and disappeared.
The young man felt stunned. BE
did not see her again until just before
they landed. She was standing by the
rail looking particularly provoked IL
a dull blue suit and gray furs. Screw.
ing up his courage, he crossed over
and spoke to her.
You've got to give me an answer