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BAD
BAsERuSNIS6

Seattle got one back in ifs hair
and Eldrcd foollshly tried 20 follow
BRAZIL across the plato on Her.
mans single 20 center. and was
easily tagged at tho plate. II was
short relay and the ball was on
It's why 10 the plate before Eldrod
had rounded third. I, was very bad
baseball. aitho second guessing
isn't being done In tho best sport.
ing circles this SeaAon. II Eldred
had been safe. all would have been
ka;ish; aH Il was, II was something
clss again. But that's that.
Suffice TO say that Seattle tied
II UP in the ninth with a great in.
lux Of pinch hlttcrs. etc. RED"
Baldwin did the hero role with
pinch blow that scored the tying
tally But the Bees busted thru
in the tenth. when Dumoyich lost
control as relief Finger and Miljus
was touched for single and Earl
Baldwin threw wildly. that account.
ing for tho winning runs.
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HURRIED O. X.

NEW YORK, July L. Babe Her.
man, California fcntherweight,
knocked out Jose Lombnrdo, PAM.
ma, in tho tenth round with only n
minute to so. King Solomon, New
York heavyweight won loround
decision from Sailor Maxtcd.
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Ill Feeling
Started

III IStiiis
Started
WILLS manager came TO my of.
w flee and wished 10 draw some
money. This let him have, and
in the course OF the conversation
II was necessary for him 10 show
me the telegram, as | had told him
how the money was TO be cut.
could readily see that the
amount he was figuring on was
different from mine. So when
he showed me the telegram and
II had my signature attached
TO II, calling for that $500
more, II made very bad match
from financial standpoint for
me.
! had TO send for woodman.
manager OF Tangford, and Sam him.
self. TO see II we could agree some
way. As II happened, Wills man.
ager was young fellow and tried
TO be very obstinate.
On the other hand. Woodman and
Langford tried 10 be Just as reason
able MS they could and help me out
OF my difficulty. But during this
little mix'up Langford and Wills al.
most came to blows, and left the
office not on speaking terms.
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II all happened
in tho NTH round
OF the fourth
meeting between
Dode Bercot and
Ted KRche az
the ball park last
night.
They had
foug hit three
wonderful nghth
previously. but
there were more
thrills crowded
into that finh
vnupA than all
the other fights
nut together had,
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hope. when they
meet here to
morrow nigh, in
one OF the fea.
ture bouts Of a
card that Is TO
be staged for
the benefit OF
the Italian hos
pitai fund.
Wills. while he
warrants a long
price. Is up
against a serious
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and g o " n " 81
club. ssattle'E
latest addition 10
tho golnnE fam
ily that was
opened 10 play
yesterday
Several hun.
bred golf fms
were present 20
take in the open
ing Of Glendale
end follow The
exhibition four
bail fourHOme
match between
Bon Stein and
Lee steil. anna
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RILEY WINNER

SAN FRANCISCO. July Roy
Riley beat Angel De La Cruz. FIJI.
pino boxer. in their main event here
last night. It was Rileys second
win over the Filipino.
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oven that sensational knockdoWn In
their first encounter
Like young tornado Bercot I'M
leAShed a wildman's attack and even
IS strong fellow as Krache couldn't
stand up under that rain OF punches.
Rights and lef,s. all leveled at The
rhin. the vulnerable spot. failed thru
the mir
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Reading. ,: Jersey City. 8.
Baltimore. 6: Providence. I.
Buffalo. 10. Syracuse, J,
Rochester. S. Toronto. s.
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DOLBY PINNELL equalled the
- record on the second nine at
Beacon Hill. Sunday afternoon.
when he scored a 81 after going
the first half in 30 strokes.
Here's his score on that second
half: 335-435-s44-3i.
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inntnrs pltehsd--Hssiy >. Dumnsieh
" charge defeat 20 pumoyieh. Al bat
-Hss,y ~. pumoyleh j. Hits hAtisd--
Hss,y :, Runs scorsd--iissir Z. Dunno
vieh = Hans fsspsnsibls feF--Hss,y :,
PisrrT :, pumasieh !, struck out--ltAs'y
:. risroy 4 bases on halis--itasiy 9,
hsil--Brsrili Hem. runs-opeul. La
ssrfs Tsossass hits-E iafsd. Kerr.
Sacrifice hts Nccabs, Frederick. tlnai-
mere Runs baitsi In-o'poul :. IL
Esfrs, AecAbs, Frederick, Herman. y,
naid~in. Peters Tims--;f;e. Nfnpifrs
BrashsaT and Rssfdon.
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DILL BoHON. captain Of the JEFF
- ferson Park Golf club. comes
10 bat with the info that the FOL.
lowing we're the results Of last
week-end's match play against par
on the Beacon Hill course: z. T.
Schultz 75.1z-s5: J.. Schumacher.
sz.is-si; Al Fouty. 7s-ii-s5; p.
Il. Hanlon. ss.24-s5.
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sale Lake e. Seattle q
EAa FFsneiseo ~. Oakland O.
vernon 3 los Angeles ).
Portland Hsgrsmsnts. teams travelling
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Langford
Wouldn't Quit

I REMEMBER one man who
thought no much OF l4ungford that
hc walked out in the firth round, and
MS he passed mo he said, Tom, I
can't stand to see the greatest
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fighter that ever lived go down to
defeat"
But Iangford. with his wonderful
heart and his keen brain. seemed TO
realize that Wills was trying TO muss
him up. and he was mastering all the
strength that he could under the
terrific punishment he was taking
in the face.
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~ HENRY n. t'ARREL

NEW YORK. July Harry
IN Wills, the giant stsvedorc, is
a four.to.one favori,c 10 win from
Charley welnert. revived white
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Suzanne Easily
Defeats Rival
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
WIMBLEDON. England. July
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. for.
mer worlds tennis champion,
overwhelmed Miss Kathleen Me
Kane British star and the de-
Tending Wimbledon champion,
In the semLfinai round OF the
British national championship.
The French star won at go. 60.
WIMBLEDON. England. July -
Americas only remaining representa-.
tives In the Wimbledon tennis dou.
bles. John Heunossey. OF tndlanapO-
lis. and Ray Casey. OF San Francisco.
today defeated Crole .Rces and Bar.
clay. $40. So. s.s and 90.
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Bits of Bad Baseball
Ruin Redskins Rally
Two Homers Give Salt Lake Edge in Early Innings
of Twilight Game Tuesday, but Indians Come Back
in Ninth, Only to Lose Out, Cd, in Tenth Frame

NHE Salt Lake Bees hustled yesterday, took advantage
of the bits Of bad baseball played by the Seattle Tribe
and walked in with Ga victory in the first Of the
series here Tuesday
II was the first APPEARANCE Of the Bees the local lot
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NHfn|H H.H##..H I'D ~
'nstisd Tor Cook In siIhih inning
fHattsd FOR Cpumbs IN ieth.
Slated Tor r. Haidsin In ninth
instisd for liasty IN Hlnih.
iran fnf DAILY m ninth
uaaWa A.
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ny ALEX c. ROSE

COMETHING that has 20 be seen
- 20 be appreciated That's the
nine hole course Of the Glendale Golf
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Joe Connolly featured In the field
ing line Tuesday when the salt
Lake ccntcrfielder picked Babe
Hormans liner Off OF the boards
with his slowed hand early In the
game.
Iio, hum. Brick Eidred got
three hits Ia four trips and
walked on his fifth Tuesday!
For the first half OF tho game
hin Piercy had wicked curve
hail working He looks as good
ms he did five years ago with Yer
non,
John Leslie Il Just about
ready TO take over the first
base duties for salt Lake again,
having been out for some time
with injuries.
The Bees hustled much better
yesterday than they have herr In
years.
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Fairfax Presses
Renton Tossers
for First Place
HAROLD sHIDLER. pitcher fot

HAROLD SHlDLER, pitcher for
IL the University OF Washington
ball club. twirled Tolt 20 It's first
victory OF the season when he
turned back Bothell. 10 2, at
Bothcll, In a Valley league game.
Fairfax nosed out Tssauuah in n
game that was filled with errors
and misplays. Altho the Fairfax
ninc made but eight hits TO 10 by
tho Issaquah club. they were able
In
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SEALS SWAT

SAN FRANCISCO. July l.-San
Francisco swamped Oakland under
barrage OF base hits and won, II
to s, here yesterday in the first
game OF the series. Valla and
waner scored five runs apiece IN
the walk away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Monroe Boy
Wins Over
His Rival
krache Floored for Nine
Count in Fifth Round;
Bercot Shows Speed
BY LEO Ii. LASSEN

SritoNG men wcpt. women
- shrielSed and as the young men
who write FOR tho papers ortimes
rannnrk. Rah.l rnlrnnh
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VERNON COPS

LOS ANGELES, July with
While Ludplph holding Los Angeles
to five hits. the Vernon Tigers won
tho opening game Of tho series here
yesterday. 8 10 l. wally Hood.
Angel first saekcr. made three OF
the five hits
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right center and the little onion rolled and rolled and rolled
and then fell in hole under the partition and with Billy
Lane and Brick Edred wildly trying to get it out of said
hole Lazerre legged il around the bags. The Salt Lake
kid was taking drink of water and had long since tipped
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derful squirt in the fifth session.
Bercot proved last night that the
wet canvas OF the week before had
really affected his footwork. fie
bounced around like rubber ball
and the real reason that he beat
Krache Is that he hits with both
hands. swinging punches from all
angles. and Is hard to figure. Kracho
Is more or less one-styie fighter
and II is easier to work out a defense
against him.
Bercot now has distinct advan-
tage over Krache in their four
fights. having won Two of them.
scoring two knockdowns TO cinch
the decisions. while Krache won
once on a slippery canvas and the
other fight was n draw.
But don't take anything away
from Krache. He's big, strong,
lion-hearted youngster. and Inc
and Dode make the best possible
sort Of fight for Seattle bugs.
There's no stalling when they're
In the ring. and they provide
enough thrills to make Tom
Mix look like perpetual Ham
let.
Oh. yes; there we're other fights.
too.
Henry Geysel took the fight away
from Jimmy Rivers and kicked the
stats out of him for three rounds.
Rivers laid back and wouldn't lead
during that time and looked stale.
Rivers did better in the last three
rounds. the fourth being even. with
Rivers having a shade in the fifth
and winning the sixth. But Geysel
deserved the decision, as he made
the fighting that was done during
most Of the scrap possible by lead
ing.
Joe Wilson, short in stature,
Iong.armed. born comedian
and smart, shiity fighter, who
has passed the i0.year mark IN
age, provided his usual laughs
and tossed IN knockout TO
boot last night. He stopped
Matt Brock, a husky youngster,
In the second round.
The colored man raised havoc
with Brooks chin, and aItho
Brock might have got UP after
the second Touchdown, nobody
blamed him for remaining IN
safety. curled up on the floor,
until Scbacht had counted TO-
lie had taken enough punish.
ment.
Norman Wilson, the Tacoma lad
with the gangllng arms. was too
strong for Ray Tlngloy and the
,Tncoman won hanaly In four
rounds.
Johnny Hawks beat George Reed
in an interesting four.round opener
Huge Crowd Out
The biggest crowd Of tho current
outdoor season turned out for The
fights last night, which we're pro
NOTED by Nate Druxman.
doc" Smell VIII head the mex
card here, booked for July II, witt
Stewart Mclean as his most likcl,
opponent.
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Lora Figures
in Mob Scene
BY LORA LA BLANK

NJAIIDPINB wnrriorHI Us mo
w fans got our moneys worth out
10 last nights fife card down 10
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They never have any seeded play
ers In golf but now and then you
do run across some terrible turnIps
on the links
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The Touchdown

Staggering like a moonlit pedes-
trisn Krache tried TO back away TO
keep his footing against that terrific
pect him 10 recover enough TO pro-
tect himself after two hard punches
had landed on hts chin. leaving him
helpless. Seeing his man wavcr. Der.
cot sailed into him and shot punch
after punch at Rrache's chin and
the game Hoauiam boy finally keeled
over. catching himself with his hands
on tho floor and resting nine precious
seconds while Referee Ad Schacht
counted over him.
soveranxlous. with knockout as
his goal. Bereot missed his big
chance 70 stop his traditional rival in
that fifth round.
Yes. rs you have probably
guessed by this time, Bercot won
the fight. That fifth round de.
cided IT,
Up 10 that time Il was whale Of
an even battle. with Bercot having
what shade their was.
Starts Fast
After shaking hands Bercot un.
Ieashed a wild attack in the first
round and Krache staggered twice
under hard punches on the chin.
Bercot took the figh, away from him
and nearly floored Krache in that
first surprise attack. Bercot won
the round BY a mile.
Krache came back nicely in
the second round and by good
use OF his right hand he won
the round. He stung Bercot
badly against the ropes on one
occasion and II looked like the
Bearcat might drop.
Bercot took the third round by
another assault on Krache's chin.
The fourth was fairly even. Krachc
taking whatever shade there was.
And that fiffh rottndf
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When Harry Wills UNUSED
Up" Sam LangfOrd and Lost
Boston Tar Baby Took Terrific Beating but He
Finally Beat New Orleans Panther and Was Hero
at Colored Dance
BY T. ]. (Unce Tom) MCAREY
Noted Boxing Promoter Who Is Revealing for the Firs
Inside Stuff"

ONE of the most exciting contests that had the pleasure
" Of handling was think that wonderful battle when
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Wichita, s; Tulsa, 4.
Des Molnes, IL; omaha, Z,
Denver, 10: Lincoln. 6.
ST, Joe. 2: Oklahoma City, s.
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ANOTHER
RUN

They came hack with another
one In tho sixth. when Eidrcd sin.
gied. went 20 second on passed
ball and scored on Johnny Kerra
mhplhy.
And now for the eighth inning,
that really decided the ban game.
Hasty, who had been taking turns
with strtksouts and bases on balls.
tanning eight and walking ak dur.
Ing tho afternoon. walked IaEarre
20 start tho eighth. coumbs forced
him az second and went 10 third on
kcrr's blow 10 right Pinch Hitter
Frederick flied out 20 Mccabe. In
left field and nnly rifled tho ball
back 20 tho plat cfAr ahead OF
Coumbe. But Tom DAILY, whose
mistakes arc 20 few and far between
that they call for comment as ex.
traordlnary news. played The bali
badly and wha; should have been
an out was turned into n run.
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IT'S nat 70 INC RIrIH III inc
stands before Lane winged
the ball back TO the infield.
So much for Salt Lake until
later.
Tho Indians filled tho bases on
Bin Piorcy In the fourth. but the
hes, they could get out OF II was
one run.
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Krache Finishes Well

Rrachc, as game as they mako
'en,, made brilliant last-round stand
md shaded Bercot. who was badly
tired. In the sixth round.
But you couldn't take the fight
away from Dode after that won.
derful suurt in the fifth session.
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NJ uso fIrogas. boy buenas r@ererl-
cias. Moralidad estricta Consultas
gratis por correo. Raj. Cordero No.
62. Box 536, San Juan, P. r. l-14
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PI0 PIEDRAs VENDO. casa dos

MUEBLES, Victrola, Piano, al
fombras, cuadros, marmoles,
etc. etc. Oportunidad de comprar
nuy barato de primera calidad.
Llame al telefono 285 pregunte
por Andres Cabrera. So.
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! VENDE

sc VENDE el SANTURCE|
STEAM LAUNDRY. listed ha-I
ra un buen negocio 81 compra de-
contado. Venga a VERNE. Gale Es-
trelIa No. 13, Condadito, Santuree.
So
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PEGALOS Estamos siempre al
corriente de 10 que Sc usa. Por
10 tanto, tenemos muchas noyeda-
des prOp6sito para regalos a pre-
CLOS economics. p Giusi Y Co. S-3
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T-OR SALE. 3 passenger MARMON

For SALE. 8 passenger MARMCN
Sacrifice Owner going to states.
Car recently was completely over
hauled and painted. Excellent con-
dition and good tires. Chance to
make some money by trading on
new car. Call San Juan 1900 Ex-
tension No. l.. 81
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NECESITO sehora D senorita en-
cada pueblo de la isla para ven
der ropa interior para senoras, di-
recto de fabrica al consumider No
Sc necesita experiencia nj capital.
Pago de conision oiariamente. Dis
1fjase DAINTYWEAR, P. q. Box
141O. Sc.
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CE ALQUILA un apartamento mo.
derno compuesto de cuatro DOR
mitorios. sala, comedor Y dennis co
modidades en- Gale Infanta Luisa
No. 2. Informaran en- la Joyerfa ].
Z. Bouret Inc, San Justo No. l..
z.
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.ENDO, finca de IA cuerdaa. I

kilometres, Mayaguez, carrete-
ra Cabo Rojo, plantada cana, cafe,
guineos, frutas; dos casas, aqua por,I
tuberfa; aceptarfanse pago casas
Mayaguez. Informara Oficina Ell
Mundo, Mayaguez, P. r.