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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-22

Yet in all the fifteen years that
covered his ring career, from about
1900 to 1915, Joe Grimm was never
knocked out. And he fought among
others: Jack Johnson, Bob Fitzsim.
mons, Joe Cans, Tommy Burns, joe
Wo1cott. Peter Maher, Jack Black
burn, Philadelphia Jack O'Brien,
Billie Mathews and Buddy Ryan.
Grimnl's best fighting weight
when in his prime was 147, but
he fought everything that walked
on two legs and was willing 20
face him in q ring. Many zoo.
Founders were among his Oppo-
nents. Some of these augmented
his prOWess 50 shock abSOrber.
Bob Fitzsimnons did more than
any other fighter to make Grimm
famous The Australian blacksmith
knocked him down thirteen times
in six rounds and any one OF those
bile.driving walIops, 1t il said, would
have been enough to polish of an
ordinary rtngster.
But Fitzsimmons was more seri-
ously hurt than Grimm. II seems.
The Australian broke his hands.
After taking all Fitzsirnmons could
give nIITIy GIlIIlIu WdutGu ~ AAShb
Jim Jeffries. Jeffries refused, &C.
cordin1 to Grimm, who said today:
Jeff refused to meet me because.
as he put It: If Fitzsimrnons could
not knock him out in six rounds
and busted his hands trying II.
don't see any use in me foolin' with
him.
Grimm declared his belief that
FitzsimmOns was q better fighter
than Is Jack Dempsey. In view
Of those thirteen knOclkdowns in
six rounds, the most ardent Demp-
sey admirer may wen forgive doe
Grimm for believing nothing else.
Grimm is here visiting relatives,
having recently sold delicatessen.
store that he operated in Phila-
delpl1ia. He expects to remain in
Washington a week or so and vol.
unteered to referee any bouts that
might be held here in that time.
The old.timer bears numerous
marks of ring action, the most no.
ticeable of which are a couple of
beautifully caulif1owered ears. He
is just turning forty and now
weighs about 200.
And 1 can still step some," he
says.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-22

Our pair of American rum
ners must have gone over there
and switched the buttons on the
cash register. Instead of ring
ing up mo Sale" the old player
piano tore off tune that made
those Germans forget who won
the war.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-22

TOday's Games.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn-St. Louis not scheduled
Yesterday'S Results.
Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburgh. 2.
Chicago IS; Boston, 3.
Cincinnati. New York (rain)
ct. Louis Bklyn (not scheduled).
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-22

The neighbours children are
accused of demanding expenses
ranging from 800 marks to
1000 marks, which, in German
money, wouldn't buy a transfer
on cross-town bus.
Paddy and Loren could take
that wad of '.ill-gotten gains"
see one performance of a sixth
run picture, and then borrow
money for a hot dog around.
The "fee" they grabbed,
wouldn't pay the cable tolls on
their own denials, They could
save money by returning to
America and then sending the
Heinies post card saying it
faint So"
The troubles with the sports
on the other side of the sea Is
they don't like Americans to
come over there and be on the
receiving end of anything.
Yankee visitors have been on
the contributing side of all ex-
penses so long that they don't
even like us to pick up a
splinter.
Two thousand or fifteen hun
dred marks! A dachshund
couldn't stumble over such a
little pile of chips!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-22
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Today's Games.
No games scheduled.
Yesterdays Results.
Boston. sd; Chicago, 38.
New York. 3; Detroit, 4 (ll innings).
ST. Louis. 8: Philadelphia 5.
Washington Cleveland game played
June 10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-22

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-22

Since leaving home on June
30. Judge has taken part In nine
games. He has gone to bat
thirty-four times, getting seven.
teen hits for a total Of twenty
five bases. This gives him the
handsome batting average Of 500
on this trip.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-22

On the first green. the putting
was not so bad. 1t was a little
over the players average game,
but not enough to be alarming.
However, both stood on the tenth
tee. with each approximately
some fifty-five blows. Then the
fun began.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
.GHst4DAao Sut35AE1
g Il =. @4ta7aka

The last regular msrfinr for tho sat
10 Rod and Gun club HiIl o. hold 90
The Olympic Hotel en- O'Clock we'd
Etadhy evening. November 30
The salt water fishing slub COM
miiie-, with Dean Cobb ne ita active
head, will turn Ia a report 81 what
has transpired duriaE the pzlst two
wrrks. A special finance committee
will b. appointed 40 take over The
financial End 81 the deal. leaving tho
original committee. free 10 handle
the other attendant "details.
Introduction into tho senate % a. D..
40, the proposed game code. makes
necessary Immediate preparations look
Ing toward iia ultimate defeat Discus
zlDns along these lines viii b. the para
mount laau n ths evenings session
n Il expected that Dr. w. r. B@skmaH,
Hvirutlat. viii deliver an illustrated leo
tra gu tho Formation Of Lakes
Dueks from tho north arc beginning
20 Invade tho flats and rivers around
seattle and local hunters are planning
trips after the fsathery fscks iu tho
near future
Advsrss windA have Kept ths BIRDS out
~ the air 90 far tgir season. bot With
colder weather ard D change Of wind
many N tho birds VIII DO fyiuF
Several good bags hnvs been brought
back 10 Seattle, bot the general luck
rEpsrlsHrfd ~ The uimr0cE has been
poor THE rsasSn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

NJ. lands viii BE- held December 10.
Johnson has been tho pioneer ia
Tho campaign Tor "a shorter playing
season. believing that under the
lat-gamo schedule, with the worlds
series coming 10 days later. tho
public gets an overdose OF baseball
and prefers % center Us attention
on football when tho chin October
Winds start blowing
Weather conditions arc seldom
satisfactory Tor baseball by tho
time tho world bcries comes around.
johnson points out and goes on 60
say that the schedule should bc
arranged 20 that The players have
every advantage 20 play top notch
baseball IN tho bis pyizg gamoa
But tho principal appeals 20 tho
club owners probably viii DO that
The big parks arc operated az a
loss during tho last few weeks OF
tho season Just preceding tho world
ssrisN A shorter campaign. with
tho Interest kept az a high pitch
right up until the world BrTlas.
would bring tho Eato receipts 10 q
better average. many Of tho mag
mates believed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
friedman Ready
for Fight With
Mickey Walker

NJ + w r X, Nov. 26-UcatIe.
~ hrowed Sailor Friedman prom.
isci to give Mickey Walker worlds
welterwcight champion. ana active
session at tho Newark Armory Wed,
ncsdRy when they were TO box is
rounds or less.
both men were under the wrltcr
limit, and both were reported I'm Tho
well known pink" Tho odds n.
Nored tho champion. but Friedman
has good hacking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

himself is rated the equal Of any pun.
ter In tho southwest. and Il line
plunger Of much ability. Ills hurl.
Ing OF tho oval gives Blblo a reliable
,riplo.thrcat.
Leading the LonEh0rns r. Stuart
stud" Wright. captain and quarter.
back Of tho onngo. wrghrs punts
arc long and high and his play IN
other departments OK the fayogite col.
lego pastims has been brilliant.
since 1915. when tho LouEhorns
Eorsd tho Farmers - 20 In tho
Steer pasture at Austin. but ono
touchdown 49, sometimes less -- has
been tho margin Of victory. In tho
pas. 30 years. To1aH has emerged
from tho final battle the victor on
five occasions and tho AEElss on
four, Tho 1891 sctto on Kyle Field
with Texas nted thrsc.touchdowu
better team. ended In a acorclcss tic.
Eat ono OF Boldtu baked apples
each day. win keep the doctor
away Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
GREEN SQUAD
EVENS COUNT

When Dartmouth soundIy thnshed
Chicago recently il brought tbs 1895
series between Big Ten and eastern
teams 10 a tie. each having won
.m.Iee games, Illinois. Michigan and
scro State whipped Penn, Navy and
~fumb.a. respectively for tho Big
Tens victories while Dartmouth and
Penn trimmed Chicago. and SYRIA
cuse beat Indiana to put the east on
On even basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Tijuana Horse
Racing Starts
on Turkey Day

TIJUANA, Mexico. Nov. Is
l. Doping the races" favorlte in
door sport Of the Western turf world.
commences wednesday. Announce
men, Of the official overnight entries
some tune "Wednesday afternoon IS
all that remains 10 start race lovers
deIylng into part performances"
charts.
The winter race meet Of tho IT.
juana Jockey club begins Thursday
and racing folk who will mako their
headquarters In San Diego have been
gathering for days.
Ideal weather IL In prospect for
tho opening days, nltho rain during
tho early part Of the week may have
tendency 20 make tho course bit
slow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

HOY stanI@y made a good catch
ALI b. his Lonesome With the skHEft
furnishing the background for HE
shooting,
seven good men and true, ali musicians
~ the Coliseum tHsatrr. went iu search
% ducks On the BEhFit. and they al
returned faadFr and wiser
Lea ~ sam biE=iaGd. the party
bhgEfd Fir rather serawuy ana detected
birds. After mu~n trhmpinE that con-
sumhf a day and hair u their time
half dozen ducks were their only
reward
Finest Iarr~n had about the bsst
lnek 81 any OF the local band, WHEN
he retained homo with II ducks
Tho skaEit flats was the scene u HE
devastating work.
The demon Ford purSsyors Of MoRny's,
h"rb bssisr. Dick Peek aud Roy Wells
~ tho ducks have both barrels on the
hhaEit mats and banged o. for a days
WORK This vas three under the limit
Tor three fellow
The catch u 81 vas BY fay tho Big
EsHi made during the past tarss weeks
according 70 Steve saIHby a. Ernst
Hardware Most az The hunting cliqus
haven't had much luck this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
KEEFER STAR
WITH BROWN

In picking star backs don't over.
look Jackson Ksefer Of Brown.
Keefsr can run, kick and pass and
has been tho Bruins star for the
past couple OF seasons. Benfer
spent q year at Michigan. where
he was pronounced a promising
player. but the next season found
him al Providence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Annual Meeting Between Two Texas
Colleges to Name Southwest Champ

IT'S a way they have down m
L Texas, these University or Texas
Longhorus and Texas A. q n. Far.
uers. OF furnishing the feature melee
Of tho Southwestern conference foot
ball season each autumn.
This year promises 20 be no eIcep.
ton. and tho fans Of tho Lone Star
state arc smackink their lips IN an
ucipation Of tho battle between these
two elcvens on Kyle Field College
Station. Texas. Thanksgiving Day.
Each team hna an impressive rec.
ord Coach Doc Stewards Texas
Steers lost an early season tit 10 the
Vanderbilt Commodorss, but havo
been rounding into shape IA tho Tur.
key Day fracaB approaches.
When the opening whistle echoes
on Kyle Field, ''Dolsful Docs"
charges win be battling to garner the
conference title. Victories over tho
Rice Institute owls and tho Baylor
Bears. and n scorrlssg tic with tho
Southern Methodist University Mus
tauss have placed the Orange and
White Of Texas az the top Of the
heap
Tho Aggies record has been married
by a , 70 0 defeat at the hands Of
the Texas Christian University. an
encounter. tho result OF which put an.
other big dent In the badly battered
dope pail
Coach Dana Bibles hopefuls, how
ever. are conceded a better.than-
even chance of coping The Texas
game and the conference title,
Led by Captain Fay Mule" VII.
son. tho Farmers have veteran
eleven, blsssed v.Ith a strong limo
and a versatile baclsfield. Capn AfulO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
FIGHT SCHOOL
SHOWS WELL

NEWARK, Nov 25-Jimmy Dc
FORESTS correspondence school box
ers won elk, lost three and drew one
Of the 10 four-round bouts with Low
Raymond'B professional choices
Tuesday night. Joe Canamsre. for
mer amateur welterweight champion,
was De Forests best bet. He
stopped Ted Nelson OF Sweden IN the
third round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
YACHTSMEN TO
GO TO SCHOOL

Two courses In sailing arc oprn To
L mcmberr o. the Seattle Yacht
club according 20 Oueut Williams.
rear commodore, ono In seaman.
ship, which Includes instructions In
gencral sailing, and the other In nav.
iga'ion. arc the two courses offered.
As present activities OF tho club
are more or leSs dormant because OF
tho winter season. the sailing school
viii be open until spring. when the
regular spring and summer program
start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
PREXY FAVORS
HOOP CHANGES

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Elimina.
ton OF the 17.foot goal zone viii make
basketball a much faster game by
doing away with many cheap"
points. the rules committee Of the
Amateur Athletic union said. also
approving the new rule which dis
poses Of the hand behind the back"
in jumping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Michigan, Tho
Beaten, Hasn't
Allowed Goal

TNHO beaten b. Northwestern.
L Michlsan's goal line Htill re-
mains increased this season.
In six brushes the Wolverines
have counted is2 points 20 J. the
Purple registering the only markers
against Michigan via a field goal
Yost's team SIN has Ohio state
and Minnesota 70 play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
ORANGE TEAM
FINALLY EVEN

BY handing the previously uubcat.
On Syracuse eleven n 1876 defeat. Col.
gate obtained ample revenge for the
"a whipping tho Orange handed the
Harlow aggregation a year ago. Fur.
thsrmoTe, Colgate was the first team
70 cross the Syracuse goal line this
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

officiating is above rcpoach," says
BaEshaw.
other officials in the Fnme. Bobby
e. rris. Biz MullIEan and Bell fSla-
sshns have worked In football games
Tor long time, and two o. them.
Morris and KIawans. have handled
stanford contests in the past"
Both MsIsnest and Basshaw pro.
uounced Il as ''regrrttable."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

IA New y O 2 X
next month
Ian johnson.
president OF the
A m RI @ a a
league. today
sent out his call
Tor tho Junior
circuit meeting
ON December s
and o
Tho National
league proxies
are % meet iu
New York the
Same week. and
no Joint meet
ms called by
Damulzs.8urr *
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Stan ord Prexy Crcises Officials in CardHusky Game
73S,550 Fans
Watched Red

CHAMPAIGN H., Nov s5.-
~ Red Oranges performances
on tho gridiron as captain Of tho
University OF Illinois team were
witnessed by s7l 900 spectators.
figures complied hy tho unlyer
siiy show II was Reds bigrrsr
wear as a gate attraction. but In
the three years that no played for
Illinois, 7ss,S5o fans paid admls,
sion 20 SEQ him Ia action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

by Ray Wilbur
president OF star.
FORD university,
was regretted
W esday by
Coach BaEshaw
and Darwin
NirisuesL grad.
uatn manager.
George Var.
nell who handled
tho game as rrf
cree. ls tho only
Western man 20
be a member OF
tho national foot.
ball rules com.
mittre. and his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
Wilbur Has
Childish
Charge
Says Those in Charge of
Game We're lncom-
petent

CTANFORp UNIVERSITY, Cal,
y Nov. sI-RgpoTts OF alleged
rough playing ON tho part ot Tho
University OF Washington football
rrs during their games with stan
ford and California Wednesday were
held responsible Tor statement by
Dr. RAY Lyman wilbur president
II stanford critigising officials who
pcrmi, .tl.ggal' playing.
Dr.. Wilbur states that while he
- \ not see either the Washington
AFFORD OF Observation-Disclosures
1ame ne bases his opinion ou state
mcnts from men upon whose oh
scryauons / place FUN reliance
Tho president requests athletic
managers OF stanford 20 bar Of
ueials "who should have controlled
this ilcgal playins" from handling
future games In which tho Cardinals
participate,
gTNFTT~ ..,r,ar,IrtH4 ~ cha fsrff rF,ya.rza,r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
TRY FOR POINT
MARK is ENDED

am ftsr having kicked i5 straight
NlVlH following touchdowns, Benny
Friedman, Michigan star. saw his
record halted when he failed on his
next attempt during the game with
Tho Navy. II was a noteworthy per.
Torrance, however, all things con.
gidersd. Friedman also got n field
goal against Illinois 10 whip the
HuDpks team during his record
tretch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
1 s
for Short
Season
American League Prexy
Calls Meeting for
December
BY Edward c. Derr

CHICAGu. Nov e5-rhe playing
" season IN the major league
baseball parks is almost certain 60
be shortened by decision OF the
maeuatrH az their annual meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
NOTRE DAME TO
PLAY NEBRASKA

One n tho remaining big gaines Of
the fast waning football season will
bring together Notro Dame and Ne.
braska at Lincoln. THANKSGIVING
Day. While both teams have met
defeat, n great tuHsIe 10 anticipated,
~ tho Cornhusker8 out to avcngo
W. years whipping. In 1922 and
1923 Ncbraska upset tho dope by
trimming tbs Rorkncmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
PRINCETON HAS
GOOD OUTLOOK

Princcton's football prospects for
next fall are remarkably bright OF
this years. great eleven only a few
~ the regulars VIII not return, am0nr
them Captain Mcmillan. Gatcs and
Crago. all llnemcn. Jake slagle, ALL
round star. still has another season
~ tho Orange and Black institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

Somehow Or other the coming game
between Yale and Harvard reminds
US OF tho days when tho two q,
Louis teams used 70 play for tho city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25
STEINkE VICTOR

CHICAGO Nov 2i-it took Hans
sieinke, giant German. just % min.
utcs and 90 seconds 10 win from joe
kemar, Lithuanian. in wrestling
match here Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

Daddy. bring homo one Of BoIdcs
pumpkin Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-25

TUE rropenlnE OF tho controversy
L between Washington and stan.
ford about the game hero recently
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