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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
College Dates
Are Set for
1926 Season
Washington Relay Carni-
val Is to Be Held Here
on May l Next Year

THE sport schedules for
i the Coast conference
athletics, outside of football,
which was arranged last win
ter, were made up Saturday
night by the managers of the
various schools in the con-
ference at The Olympic
Hotel.
Among the big dates Were
the assignment of the con-
ference track and field cham
pionships to Stanford and
they will be held at Palo Alto
on May %.
The Washington relay car
nival is booked for May /.
The wrestling, tennis and
dual track meets were also
arranged, but Secretary
Knudson, of Idaho, didn't
have them ready for publ
cation when The Star went
to press Saturday.
The baseball schedule will
be made up at the winter
meeting here in December.
T The California-Washin
crew date was left to the two
schools to decide themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
TIGERS PLACE
TWO INFIELDERS
BY FRANK GETTY

FRANKLIN FIELD. Philadelphia,
! May 9o.-The West had shade
the edge in the 4ath annual intercol.
lcgiato track and field champion.
ships. Memorial Day morning. but
with bcaming spring skies rapidly
drying the soggy track at Franklin
field. the Eastern athletes had more
than an even chance to regain and
retain the title before the last tape
was broken in the finals this after.
noon.
Fair weather following the deluge
that marrcd Fridays trials favored
Yale, which stlll ruled slight favor.
lite. The dryer tho track the more
chance there was OF the Ell sprint
and distance men running to form
and overcoming the lead which the
two California aggrcgations. unham.
pered by weather conditions. piled
up in the weight events. A handful
OF enthusiasts were on hand In the
big brick stadium this morning TO
see the husky hammer throwers go
thru the preliminary trials, which
were postponed from Friday. Here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
q Western Track and
Field Men in Biz Meet

the East showed TO advantage, for
the caiifornians qualified no men In
this event.
The University OF Southern Call.
fornia presented a better balanced
team than usual and qualified Is
men for the finals. Bud Houser. the
stocky U. S. c. weight man, had
marks in the shotput and discus
which assured him OF at least nine
points. Marks made in the prelim-
mary trails stand II they are not ex-
ceeded in the finals. and Houser set
a new intercollegiate mark In the
discus with toss OF 10 feet beyond
the previous mark.
Ralph Hills of Princeton was the
only other athlete TO set a new in
tercollegiate mark in the trials, his
put in the shotput measuring 10
feet sA inches.
Leading qualifiers include:
Southern California, IA.
California, IL.
Pennsylvania, IL.
Princeton, IL.
Yale. IL.
Georgetown. TO-
Dartmouth. Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Eastern Golfers Wind Up Their
Qualifying Round in Rainstorm

afternoon, to shoot a further is
holes.
Par for the IS cups ~ ~.
Macdonald Smith, who had
led on Wednesday. did IL again
In Fridays first squad, and the
feat was the more remarkable.
considering the difficulties Of.
the course, noted as one OF the
hardest In the land, and Mac.
Donalds long withdrawal from
tournament golf. Smith is ono
Of the most interesting figures
In golf. He talks to his ball In
trying moments, and the cadtlies
say he uses the formula Of "Ev.
cry day, in every way. I'm get.
ting better and better"
Walter Hagen, OF the morning
group, turned in n card OF lat FOL
the two trips, and John G.. Curley
brought In tho duplicate Of thii
card. Pat Doyle and John Forrest
or were next in the morning squad
with 149. John Golden shot 100
Joe Klrkwood, the Australian trick
shot fellow, who could flick ~
off a malden's nose with a brassl'
and never disturb the powder, hat
Isl. so did Marty o'Loughln
Francis Oulmet was the best anna
tour In tho morning. His card wa!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Guilford sOut

Tho rain was on when the after.
noon crowd teed off. Jess clifford,
the amlable cx.chomplon OF the anna.
tours, was among them, but he was
not among the quullfiers for his card
was 1853 mt the end. just ono stroke
too many TO qualify for the after
noon field.
Bobby Jones OF Atlanta, tho anna
tour champion protein, held the low
card for the afternoon, N3.
lie sank u 30foot putt on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
STAGE SMOKER

a bSicflt smoker viii be held for
tho jewish charity fund Sunday
night, at Washington hall. i4th
ave. and Spruce ri. Ely CASTOR,
former Seattle boxer, has lined up
eight good bouts for tho evening, as
follows; Buekmpstcr Va. Melody;
Negro W., Thiory; Davis vs, Richie;
j, CASTOR va. Gronnn. =. Custom w.
Israel; kotcboll w. Burnett Dulcg
W. Nivolo; lin va. Pickles.
An admission of 80 cents win be
charged for any scat In tho house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Grammar Schools to
Have Big Meet Soon

Entries close Monday for the an.
nuai grammar school track and field
meet that viii be held at Denny field
juno g.
Nell Ellis. In charge OF the meet.
expects to have record,hrcaklng
entry list from At least % schools.
The boys viii compete in four di.
visions. being determined BY weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
GIVEN REST

After n weeks dloncss over Ne,
mortal Day, the Woodland Park
tennis league win start plny again
June z. As somo OF tho members
OF the tourney wished 10 no To
Victoria with tho Seattle Tennis
club toam, the matches for Sunday
were called off, Tho schedule viii
be published In Tho Star the early
part of next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Local Tennis
Club to Play
WIGS Saturday

THE winner OF the Seattle Tennis
! clubs ladder tourney were In
Victoria today for their matches with
the Victoria net team. Saturday aft
ernoon.
Six men from the local club went
TO Victoria for tho tourney. They
were Leon Turenne. Windy Langlie.
whitcomb Qulllian. Dick Van der
Las. Bill Taylor and Danny Lewis.
Bill Warren. acting manager OF the
club. left this morning.
McCallum. Gordon and Cunning
ham are the stars Of the Northern
aggregation.
The team win play six singles and
three doubles matches on their
Northern invasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

trouble getting on, OF the way OF "a
right.hnnd punch.
Speaking OF right hands, Bercot
carries his best punch In that mitt
and II was his right that floorod
kmcho In their first fight and
knocked him stiff.
% since they fought before Kraoho
mas been stopped once. losing by n
Knockout to Eddie Roberts He
fought Roberts twice and lost both
times because his chin couldn't stand
Roberts very deadly punching.
Tho boys arc finishing UP their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Husky Tennis
Team FinaliSt

WINDING up the Pacific Coast
W conference tennis season. the
teams representing Washington and
Willamette wero playing this after.
noon in the singles and doubles Il.
nails at the university. Tho Wash.
lngton team OF Hesketh and Dranga
was opposed by Emmett and Mickey
OF Willamette.
Hesketh and Dranga. both OF tho
University OF Washington. were play.
ing against each other in the singles
finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Betting Even on Krache
and BercOt Go Tuesday

training over the weekend and
chances are that they will weigh in
around la pounds the day OF the
fight.
Tho rest of the card follows:
Roy Cliffe VS.. Harry Lee, heavN
weights, six rounds: Ted Fraync vs.
John Budnick. heavyweights, four
rounds; Yakima King VS.. Duke Pot
ter. ELECTROMAGNETIC. four rounds;
Dutch Kciser w. Al Franks, feather
weights. four rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
EIORNSBY TO PILOT CARDINALS
Hickey Gives
Slugger Job
at St. Louis
National Leagues Lead
ing Hitter to Become
Pilot on Monday

PITTSBURG, May 3d.
Rogers II ornsby, leading
batsman of the National
league and sterling infielder,
was today appointed manag-
err of the st. Louis Cardinals,
it was announced by Branch
Hickey. whom he succeeds.
Hornsby will take charge of
the team Monday, it was
stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Where They
PLAY Next

I Os ANGELES Will be the next
~ team TO play in Seattle. open.
Ing here Tuesday. San Francisco
has a. Monday game here.
San Francisco viii 20 TO Port
land for It's next series.
Salt Lake plays Oakland at
Oakland and Sacramento goes to
Los Angeles TO tangle with YER
non In tho other shifts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Morgan-Farr Fight
May Be Cancelled

Altho definite word hasn't been re.
celved here as yet. It Is thought that
the Johnny Farr.Tod Morgan fcnth.
erweIght fight scheduled for Oakland
June 10. has been called Off. as n
press notice was received here Fri.
day to tho effect that Farr had loft
for the East to fight Danny Kramer.
juno rs. in Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

T lido GOLF CLUB, l. l., n. T.,
~ May 3o.--old Rain.In.the.F Face
himself never set his features
against a more determined down.
pour than the one that splashed in
the faces OF Bobby Jones and 20
other weather-proof golfers who
qualified for the annual open cham
pionship in the afternoon round
over the Lido course, Friday.
Thirty-One men had qualified
In the morning excursion OF the
18-hole tour. but they had
weather conditions in their IA
yor, whereas those who went
over Lido's prospective freehold
In the afternoon were soused
with rain borne in from the
sea on the wings Of an evil
wind.
The afternoon crew had TO shoot
good golf over q course that was
soggy in the shigh lands and fair.
" accurate reproduction OF deluge
conditions In tho hollows. Alto.
gether, the eastern section will Ger.
tify SO names for the actual cham.
pionship rounds at Worcester Mass,
next week. They will include all
those who scored 1853 or less, up TO
the end OF the morning competition,
and all those who handed in cards
Of 1853 or less In tho cleaning OF n
sloppy day.
These strokes are the scores for
30 holes.
The Explanation
II Is very complicated, 30 II might
DO explained thus:
One group Of D. Eastern entrants
shot IL holes "wednesday and nnoth.
or group went She same distance
Thursday. The culls were tossed
out OF those two fields, and the bet.
ter golfers we're sent out again
Friday, in two groups, morning and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

ton. bea, okerberg, Oregon, in two
sets.
Emmett. Willamette, beat Hayden.
Oregon. In two sets.
Heskcth, Wash, beat Smith. C. r.
S.. In two sets.
Third round-Dranga, wash. beat
Mickey. willamette.
Hesketh. Wash, beat Emmell. VII.
annette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

DOC gnell gave VIC FOLEY here last winter has
sent him on the dOwhgHde.
Foley went East after that lacinE and al fairly
well in a f~y lights and then 10 came home
again aud lost 20 California Joe Lynch.
Everybody who has seen Lynch fight recently
know tsat he Isn't d high-caEs man any longer
ana that he n merely a trial horse.
But yet 10 beat Foley. and II The Vancouver
boy had been right Lynch would have had no
license trimming him.
Foley took a terrible walioping from snsll-ihs
first really bad defeat he had ever suffered
But one such revere IL often enough %
ruin good boy. Foley may come back but
he'll havo 20 beat better boys than Lynch 70
stay In the iimclight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Elhnfa
Not ono OF those oarsmen are under sN feet
la height Harrison sanford topping them, Tho
No man stands ak feet four Inches in his
socks
Callow wants big men lie wants fellows with
long arma and consequently long reach for
tho power IN rowing como from hard catch
and tho longer the oar Is Ia tho water the faster
the boat viii so.
That's the real secret % Washington sutcosa
on tho water--a hard catch ana putting tho
maximum o. power Ia tho oar when Il hits the
water and keeping the blade under the surface
AS long possible. There arc other tricks. too.
but those arc tho main things. AZ least 40 Cal.
low claims,
Giants. indeed. not only IN stature but In abli.
ity. and Il viii take wonderful crew 20 beat
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

AS far as can
b Q ascertaincd,
the betting Is
very very even.
Krach q and
Borcot arc even.
~ matched boys
and. while Bcrcot
II n $ ha d the
greater success
since they met in
their two historic
battles two years
ago, Krachc has
u good right
hand and throws
IA lot of gloves,
and TIA no secret
that BoNot has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Some Good Work

TP queen hill there's young fellow working
~ 7. ~ a. who has deal Of
ganng and contests for the school youngsters
the ability with the
schools.
had "a successful baseball and
and Norman Beers the responsible for H.
lot Of credit
many youngsters con
skilled performers. while thing
play themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

sent MhANlNNiAh on INC mas III ANf NAiluflH4
intercollegiate play. and the Husky golfor certain
~ earned his trip by hiH good work.
The money was raised by Everett folks aud the
lnelewopd club has contributed the money for
his expenses. and he'll have his chance 10 show
what ho do IA the Eatt
Westland ~ ono OF tho best young golfers Of
the section. holding the city and state amateur
titles ana he's tho inRiewOod club champion.
Tho young Everett star may follow tho fashion
soi by tho crews that have gone East and won.
and tho example Get by Wallace Scott who took
the national college tennis title iaht summer.
Competition Ia the national events means
lot 10 the whole Northwest thru tho medium OF
this kind OF advertising. and In just reward
10 athletes who have given their best and sue.
ceeded for their university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
RESUME PLAY

The Star league games will be re-
sumed Juno Z, and publication OF
the schedule will be made the early
part of the week. The Star league
teams enjoyed Il layoff Sunday. 80
they could play games with outside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

T,HE boys who wager upon the out.
come OF local boxing matches
aren't picking any favorito in tho
coming scrap Mt the ballyard between
Ted Krachc and Dode Bercot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
FAIR LEAVES

BAN FRANCISCO. May 2s.--John.
ny Farr, Oakland featherwelght. left
for Chicago Thursday. lie is to meet
Danny Kramer in a 10-round bout
at Cleveland June "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

pitchers In baseball ia Brandt has jumped tho
Seattle Indians aud Is pitching down Ia the sticks
az Baker. oregs,, whore ho can whls that fast
ono past tho farmer boys without half trying.
Tho young Spokane southpaw failed 10 make
the rradc with the sriho because he was lazy
and failed 10 apply himself Baseball the league
brand is more than game, SIS a serious bus
ness. and no matter how much natural talent
msn=Inay possess no must work. and work
hard 20 perfect his play.
year ago this spring, al san Bernardlno a
young Mexican named Emmanuel came ~ tho
way from Alaska 90 report TO Red" Killefer
lie was the INST one on the field and tho last
10 leave. working hard and enjoying a. lie had
no morn chance Of making the nino than VIRGIL
Garvey but he never quit trying.
II Brandt had Emmanucl's pepper no would be
getting hts check from the Giants or some other
furn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Hartranft's Secret

WHILE artmn Stanford weight thrower tossing
w tTas the Stadium Friday. Con
Walsh judging the performance few back Walsh
was breaking in those himself
lot Of la those big shout
ability his quick
circle his skill la getting all his power
behind each heaye.
simply timing. hitting baseball
al punching la boxing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
FRIDAYS RESULTS
Doubles

Washington. first round--iHeske,h
and Drangal beat Oregon tokerbers
and Hayden In three sets. The other
schools drew a bye.
Washington. second round-wash.
ington beat College OF Puget Sound
tGoode and Smith in three sets.
Willamatte-E mmell and Mickey
beat o. A. c. Eckern and Harris
In three sets.
Singles
First round-Heskets, Washington.
beat Eckern. o. a. c.. In two sets: ok.
erberg. Oregon, beat Harris. o. A. C.,
in two sets; Mickey, Willamette, beat
Goode, c. r. S., in two Gets.
Second round--Dranga. washing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
A Tennis Suggestion


TNtERE Is being various quarters
for tho development tennis players
in Seattle. but how about tho opposite soxF
Outside OF few better and g players and they number
few here there seldom list
division n tournaments.
Mrs girls game
Tennis club last II should DO attention
20 developing good women players here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
They're Rare Indeed

For chaps who twinkle In three
sports, let alone four, arc rather rare.
They're exceptions.
or more recent seasons, Michigan
had triplo.stor In Harry Kipko
Kip. cxcellcd In football. baseball
and basketball. Wisconsin boosted a
pair in Rolllo Williams and Gus To,
bell. It's famous Gold Dust Twins.
Aubrey Dovino OF Iowa was another
And so Is Ernie MEYERS OF Stanford
But TO shine In four major
sports il something else again.
The Western conference In nh It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
BY ART CARLSON

over Mt Purdue university is
~ Harold Hnrmeson. n junior
Harmeson halls from indianapolis.
so he's a Hooslcr.
But around the Lafayette campus
Harold Harmcson Is something more
than just Hoosierite.
He's Purdues altar all.round ath.
letc. four.sport celebrity.
IIarmcson shines IN football,
baseball, basketball and track.
Hes a halfback, outficldcr. for.
ward, sprintcr and broad. jumper.
Hes captain-cIect Of the 1925
ggidiron team.
At tho Bollermaker institution they
call Harmeson Purdue's most versa.
tile performer since the days OF rl.
mcr oliphant. Like lIarmeson, tho
sturdy oliphant starred on the grid,
iron. diamond. court and cIndcrs.
In these days OF specializing, Har.
mcson. indeed, rates as n most unique
parsonage In Big Ten athletic actlv,
iIlaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Purdue Athlete Stars
in -Four Major Sports

years OF existence has produced
few athletes capable Of such nm
achievement.
To date Harmcson has won five
letters. with another year OF com.
petition he should boost his record to
nine, thus oqualing the mark set up
by Kipkc at Michigan n few years
ago.
Tho other day the Purdue youth
just failed to annex another blocked
Up" in tennis.
Down thru the years we don't re.
call any ono athlete walking off with
more than 10 letters In Western con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
dad" Henry

w don't have hunt very Henry.
The veteran timer and swimming Is right tho
job. helping out another matter the
lie the line Friday aud win handle
in the finals Saturday la the Conference track
Henry has been fine help the by
assistance in organizing clubs teaching swimmers
other capacities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Michigander Turned Trick

Some 20 years back Neil Snow Of
Michigan. now deceased. turned such
n feat. He did II In football. baseball
and track. lie was an All.American
football selection. one OF tho great.
est ends tho game has ever dovol.
oped. And n similar star on diamond
and track
Snow, however. gained his 10
chevrons In four years Of en-.
deavor. being in college before
the present freshman rule went
Into effect. That detracts n bit
from his efforts when compared
to athletes Of today.
Kipkc, OF course, garnerod his nine
across threo.yoar stretch, tho pro.
mlor performance since ycarllngs
were barred from varsity activities.
Now along comes Harmeson. who
bldg fair TO equal Klpkes record for
versatility.
And that's why tho Indianapolis
youth ls something more than Just
u llooslorlto around tho Lafayette
campus,
Indeed. he's an exceptional athlete,
liz Harold Harmoson OF Purdue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Hagen Scores "

Hagen. turning In ~ for Fridays
IS holes. shaved three strokes from
his score for Wednesday, first
round.
Excepting n few holes. Bobby
Jones never played better than he
did in the afternoon. On the 14th.
18th and 18th the wind miscorried
his shots and he got down In one
putt TO save himself, nt distances
ranging from six 10 IL feet. On the
18th ho was trapped and purposoly
clipped past tho hole to got an up.
hill putt.
Jim Barnes, George Aublpch, Clar.
encc iIncksoy Ike Mackoc, Henry
Cuici, Poto O'Harn. Jack Beckett
James and Herb Maiden Herbert
I,ogerbladc, Tom Kerrigon and Vic
lor East were 10 or less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Iesterday's hero Chick Galloway,
Philadelphia nhortstop. singled In the
eighth inning wlti the bnsrs full and
n 10 4 victory over the NalkA. wan
nlgcr'a error put tho winning runs on
bases.
Five double plays behind Mogridgo en-
abled tho champion Senators 10 beat
the Rod Box I to 3.
Dlcksrnnn placed " pitched ball In
tho Ribs OF Cuyier vita tho baHos filled
and forced IN tho run IN tho ninth In
ming that gave the Pirates n 9 to o Vic
tory over tins Cardinals,
George sisier dsovs IN two runs with
triple and helped the Browns beat
the Indians TO 4.
Alexander WINS knocked out Of the boy
but tho Cincinnati pitchers were not
much hotter, and tho cuba boat the
Reds. 10 TO o.
johnson, Detroit pitcher. wns knock ed
out by battod ball In tho ninth In.
ming and h1d TO DO taken TO hospital.
Tho Tigers beat tho white sox 10 TO o.
Tho Robins made u five victories In n
row when they downed tho Braves II
to 8,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

final hole with rain drenching
him. William Kline was the
next Of the group. with 1i7. Tom
Harmon had IiS. Willie Mac.
Farlane and Leo Diegel had It0.
Johnny Farrell. who shot n 20.
matching MacSmith's record.
breaking score In the first IL
holes, was caught IN the down.
pour and took 80 this time, for
AN aggregate OF $50.
Jim Law and Mike Brady scored
1852. Frank Clark and Donald Vim.
ton wcro 1853. Then came Art dc
Name. George Heron and Pete Has
men. 1874; Arthur Beebc. 1866; George
Dunbach, Joe Turnesa. Gene Sara.
zen and Robert Barnett. with 1856
Andy Brown 1.-THE home PROFESSIONAL,
Charles Thorn, Edward Cow, c. L.
Booth, Charles Mays, James Thomp,
son and Agcl dc IN Zorro t,he Span
lard, with 1871; David Hanley. Frank
Noyak, Bayard Beebe and Jack Cor
don with thg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Rogers HorHsby. ,cho tcas today
appointed 10 manage tho So Louis
Cardinals. HornSby has been NTH
the ST. Louis eiHb for several years
aud has led the National league ia
hitting for great many seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
ALLCITY HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL NINE SELECTED
Bob Morris, Umpire in
League, Picks Players
Reynolds of Broadway, Gets Call for Pitchers Job;
Broadway, Queen Anne Ballard, West Seattle and
Roosevelt Place Men
BY BOB MORRIS
High School League Umpire

HE high school baseball season that closed last
week was dominated by the first division teams,
Broadway, Garfield, Ballard and West Seattle,
pulling away from the other entries and conse-
quenty they have the edge in the men on the
All-Star team for the year.
Two star catchers were on duty this yeas1
Warner, at Queen Anne, smart and expert
enced receiver, gets the first team position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Westland Earned II

TACK wEsTGAND college In the West goin
represent Washington tho links the nations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
johnson, Detroit pitcher. wns knocked

out by n battod bali In tho ninth In
ming and hod 10 BIO taken Co n hospital.
Tho Tigers beat tho white sox 10 TO 0.