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Well. this talk continued for a
long time until finally l realized
that there was gossip TO the effec,
that ! had IL In for Harry Gilmore
and that he couldn't get battle
for his man.
FINALLY. after three months. !
4 decided 20 put Young on with
Jcs Willard. However. fearing that
the bout might bo flop, ! decided
on a second main event OF 10
rounds. so that in case the big fei.
lows were not satisfactory. the ex.
ira main event and the other strong
prelimlnarles would prevent any
complaint. The prices charged that
day worc only 81. Sc and So.
There is where | think fate
stepped in. The contest itself
was in no wise brutal. There
was not Touchdown I'm II cx-
cept the final one, and yet poor
Bull Young lost his life.
There seems coincidence in that
fatality, when / rccollcct how set I
WAS against putting "Bulr' into tho
ring. thru some feeling that was
continually with me.
Thus poor Bull Young lost his
life IN tho first big contest In which
he took part. And Luther Mccarthy
likeable. clever strong and brim.
ming with lifc-lost his life in the
very first contest after he had won
the championship belt, boxing Ar.
thur Polkey. an ordinary ringman,
before a club IN Canada.
HEAVEN knows. viii never for
IL get the predicamcnt | was in
after the death of "Bun' Young,
who fell n victim TO Jess Willard,
n future worlds champion, in a
very mild battle,
The death OF Luther Mccarthy
created great sensation in the
boxing world, as lie was such a
favoritc. People were unable to I'M
derstnnd how he came TO his UNI
timely end while boxing man
much inferior to opponents he had
defeated so ensily.
Of course, we must conclude
that the deaths OF both "Bulr'
Young and Luther Mccarthy
were due TO heart failure, and
this is something no boxing pro-
motcr can guard against.
In my II years. experience MS n
fight promoter, one life was lost in
my ring, while knew OF two other
men who dropped dead ut tho ring.
side from excitement while watch.
ing contest.
by the way. have since heard
OF the deaths Of several other peo.
pie who sat down to that dinner
for 10. given In honor OF Luther
Mccarthy. with BUR Young as
one of tho guests.
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MAY CHANGE
| STATE DATES

NINTH Darlington awaiting the
w opening of their new course,
plans are now in the making for the
handling of the Washington state
open and amateur championship
meet. which will be staged by the
Darlington Golf club during the week
OF August 81 TO September 8, inclu-
sive.
c. c. Carpenter has been appointed
chairman of the tournament com.
mittee. and he will make all appoint
ments and make all arrangements
necessary for this meet, which prom.
ises TO be recordbreaker in point
OF numbers and class of solfeHk,
Washington state golf gathering
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Hastings Park
Results

VANCOUVER. July ls,-Tho re.
suits OF races held hero Friday AT
,ernoon in which fayorl,ea again
Jared badly arc as follows
First race. about rye furlsnEs-pa
.. won: fismp sscana kilnE third. Tins
--0.so A-6
second race. about 1ye furlouEs- Lne't,
Hayes won. Clear the Way second. sky,
Lark third. Tinis-s 80 as.
Third arcs. about five rarloaEs--Eliek
ltat Bum won. virginia Hsdvik second
Lady Ben f,amoud third Tlms-@a.s5.
Fourth race, ga farionEs Msasi Kripy
vpu ppvesro9si second. Judge Hickman
Third. Ttmo--i .45.
Firfa race. about riva fufiouEs-c
Boyle won, ley cray second. naEis Bar.
Der third Time-a.ba ts5.
siIth race. abau, five turionEs--knxsi,
Won: BIN Blackwell second. Tho AtInutei
Third. Time-0.53 a..
seventh racsi milo 70 yards--Non,,
dale won. chief CLERK second: quasi
third. TIme-I,g3 rs.
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Palzcr. Mccarthy made Hcorcs OF
friends lie possessed that strange
faculty OF winning people to him
at first sight.
NOV, tho landlady OF tho apart.
~ ment where he was stopping
tMrs. Rose. think her namc was).
gave big dinner in honor OF
Luther after his battle with Palser.
do not remember exactly who an
tho people were present. but ] dis.
tinctly recall that 10 sat down to
tho table.
Among those present were Bull"
Young, Harry Gilmore. the trainer.
and others.
How 1 remember so we'll that Is
were present, Is because someone
dropped a little remark to that CT.
feet,
Harry Gilmore arose and said
this was the first time In his
HE that he ever consented TO
NJ down To n dinner where the
number was 10. and he was in.
clined TO regret the circum.
stances thai evening.
why possess that feeling.
boys" he said. 81 don't know, but
/ do"
G1LMoRE was handling "Bun"
- Young AZ tho time. Both he
and Bull" Youns's father had
pleaded with mo for three months
TO give Bull a chance. ns they
figured that with tho handling of
Gilmore, who was an excellent
trainer they had an opportunity to
depclop a good heavyweight.
Al that time heavywcights
were "a very scarce article, but
something seemed TO tell me
right along not TO put "BuII'
Young into the ring. had
prescntimcnt that II was not
the thing TO do, and 7 kept tell.
Ing Harry and Mr.. Young that
] didn't think their boy pos.
scsscd the mnl,ings of u great
Tighter, NJ his physique was
rather out of the ordinary, and
his arms were TOO short.
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OF him with a home run into the
left field bleachers. Seattle won the
game, 80.
As Lucas is a southpaw hitter 1t
is no mean feat for a left.handed
sticker 20 hit one into the left field
stands.
Up to that blow 1t had been quite
pitching duel with Bob Hasty
hurting for Seattle and young
Crockett for the Seals.
The teams went into the seventh
Inning all square at one.up, and
Hal Rhyme and Archie Yelle hit
successive homers in that frame TO
give Frisco two-run lead.
Mccabc and Baldwin singled for
Seattle in the eighth and then Lu.
cas- did his stuff.
Seattle added another for good
measure in the ninth, Paul waner
dropping a thrown hall for the
third out. Billy Lane counting.
Two games are scheduled for to.
day.
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Carter Will
Play Martin
for Golf CUP

7 ocHMooR COUNTRY CLUB.
IL Detroit. Mich. July Is.-The
Western amateur GOLF championship
title viii he decided Saturday be,
tween Kecfc Carter. the young phe.
nomenon from oklahoma City.
Okla. and Russell Martin. OF Chi.
cago.
Carter won his ss.hole seml.flnai
match here Friday from Fred
Lamprccht, OF Cleveland. one up.
Martin won from Clarence Hubby
OF Dallas. Tex. IN the other semi.
final. , UP and / TO 20.
Both matches were somewhat or.
ratio during the first is holes be.
cause Of strong wind that made
judgment OF distance difficult.
Lamprecht was wild with his wood
on several holes. getting into traps
and rough. He recovered frequent.
" in spectacular manner.
II was during tho las, rs holes
that Carter demonstrated his su.
premacy. He shot accurately and
straight at all times. Martin. in
difficulty several times during the
first IS holes, made amazing recoy.
cries.
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ribie flop. Jimmy Goodrich is called
champion IN New York.
Sammy Mandell is undoubtedly
the best lightweight in tho country
today and sid Terris ranks next.
When Johnny Dundee declared
the featherwcight title vacant tho
y. Y. commission held tourna.
ment and Kid kaplan won Il. being
given tho crown by the New York.
ers. Doesn't mean anything.
And with tho passing OF Pancho
Villa another title Is without a
holder. Frankie Gcnaro. the Amer.
lean champion who beat Villa three
times, IN the logical successor, rs
the weight restricts the number OF
high.class fighters In this division.
Public opinion win decide the II.
ties more than any tournaments
held by the New York commission.
Tony Fucnte, Mexican heavy.
weight battler. has been fined
on the charge OF taking an
other fight. He ought to make
great wrestler II he ever de-
cides 20 take up the sport.
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SCOTCH AND
IRISH AGAIN

NEXT Friday, July -. the lngle-
Y wood course will be the scene OF
the largest number OF players that
ever took part in a team match in
the Northwest, the occasion being
the third meeting OF the Scotch and
Irish golfing members Of the Arctic
club
Each team has victory to its
credit, and so much pep is being
shown now that the respective cap.
,ains, ELL Irvine and p. E. Harris.
expect 10 have 100 players on each
side for Fridays tilt. which win de-
eide which aggregation takes tho
edge on the five game series.
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WISCONSIN IS
GRID THREAT

CHICAGO. July 1s-wI,h doc
Spears taking up tho football burden
at Minnesota and Littlo rcvlvIns
Wisconsin, rivals OF these two
schools viii face added hardship,
next fall.
Spears has had great success al
West Virginia and should repeat 70,
the Gophera. while Littlo faces even
better prospects as he goes 20 wis
consin in the wake or n general
slump and in the face OF a potential
boom.
The slogan seems TO be watch
Wisconsin,"
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Such fighter is Bob Roper. trial
horse OF the heavyweights seldom
winning a fight, but boxing often
because OF his reputation gained
during the war, Roper is just good
enough to assure a good contest.
One night finds him In California,
week later he's boxing in Wyo.
ming. then a shift hack East. Truly
"A nomad OF the ring. He is making
plenty OF money. but he earns II.
such a fighter was Dago Joe
Cans, who was beaten by Leo Lom.
ski recently.
The woods arc full Of trial horses.
wanderers OF the boxing game.
Battling Sikh got out OF Jail
long enough the other night to
knock out Battling Halfbran,
not Halfbrain, rs you might
have suspected.
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club and has a license in California,
which he exercises while there with
the Indians.
Long years OF experience as the
third man in the ring have made
Schacht a much better official than
most Seattle fans give him credit
for being.
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Aberdeen Signs
2 More Tossers

Al Dean. manager OF tho Ahcr.
deem Black Cats. In the Southwest
Washington Timber league, has
signed BIZ Brown, former third.
sacker for tho Scdro- Wooley club
in the Northwest Washington loop.
He win report to the Kittens for
Sundays game.
Brown Is the second player en-.
ticcd to tho Southwest league by
the lucre offered. as A. l.. Kcllett,
former Coast league hurIer, ,wns
signed earlier in the week
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which was at.
tended by both
him and tho un
fortunate Bull"
Young. As the
average ian in
aware. both OF
these boys died
In the ring
Luther AlcCar.
thy possessed n
splendid person
ality. Everyone
no m ct as
drawn 10 him.
While training
AZ tho beach for
his contest with
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anu with ltoS
fuss than any OF
them.
Schacht didn't
meet with the
approval OF the
fans with some
Of his decisions
a couple OF years
ago. but since
he has bee n
working with
judges there has
been no fault to
find with his
work.
Tho referee IL
the trainer for
the Seaffln hall
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contested on neutral grounds.
Tho Parkland =. =. beasts OF tho
most individual stars. with Bin Sim.
former Garfield high school pitch.
ing ace. heading the constellation.
Babe Harberia, sawcd.off second
sackor, who also started with Gar
field. Is another who may DO ex.
pectcd TO work damage against tho
Independents.
Barberls has an uneanny knack
OF getting 10 first base and makes
an ideal lead off man. Ron Bokins.
allcity prep star. Is the bis stieker
Tor the Parkers. Walters and Nc.
Guern are also heavy Hlugges
Johnny Gafrney. Ballard twirisr,
leads the players OF tho Independ,
cn,s. Besides being a heady pitch
or. he Is tho most dangerous man
on the club with the hat. Louie
Moldenhour and Bin Hudson are
two other heavy stlck.wloldeH.
Erwin sehaab. the bulky pitcher
who has turned IN the most victor.
les for the Parkers this season. A
tho probable selection rs hurler.
Bin Sim will be ready as relief. Jim
Murray win catch the curves OF the
pitchers.
Johnny Gaffnsy Il tho intended
choice as pitcher OF I'd ponnelly.
manager OF tho Independents. Zcks
Provost viii do the receiving for
GarfneS,
IfsA~neuarnN.
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between big title
bouts with little
chance OF losing
their champion
ships.
Young stars on
the ring hori-
zon are pitted
against them. II
the youngsters
win they are
given tougher
opponents the
next time. II
the trial horses
win tho young.
sters are told TO
find other en-.
pin,smnut
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Cd up the ban
game and saved
the day for Xii
lefcr and his
Tribe.
With two away
in the eighth in
ming and San
Francisco lead.
ing by two runs.
Lucas went TO
the plato in the
eighth inning as
q pinch bitter
for Tom Daily
and scored Billy
AicCabc and Ted
Baldwin ahead
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mission DON
mean "A thing.
How the Goth.
am board should
have any more
right 10 award
such titles than
the boxing com
missions OF 9TH
or states Is be-
yond figuring
out.
The light.
weight tournR-
ment. staged TO
find n successor
20 Benny Leon
ard, was a ter.
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Lucas Smacks
Pinch Homer
to Win Tilt

GAN FRANCISCO, chi. July 49,
~ Fred Lucas, the Dick Merriwell
OF the Seattle Indians. did his stuff
Friday and the little rcd. head bust.
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The Trial Horse

THERE are the champions OF the
4 ring. the contenders, the flashy
youngsters and the trial horses.
The latter are the nomads OF tho
ring. Tho champions fight them
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Tragic "13" Banquet
of Oldtlme Ring Men

by II. J. Uncle Toni McCAIsEY
TT ono Is superstillously inclined.
l. he VIII read with intcrcs, OF the
Thirteen dinner rendered In honor
OF Tho great Luther Mccarthy. and
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Oklahoma City. 10; Wichita, II.
Lincoln. 8; Des Molncs. 2.
Denver, II; Omaha. s.
st. Joe. /; Tulsa, 4.
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lplNlN tttt.t 80 " ~ "
'nattod for paly In eighth.
fBnttod FOR Nollo In ninth,
tnatted FOR Crockett IN ninth.
Score by innings
Seattle ..,,,,.t,,,. 20 00i "a t-5
San Francisco ,,.,, o 0 0 leO "a
liuns responsible for Hasty 6crockctt
T. Strucl, out-=Crockott Q, TASTY e.
Bases on balls Crockett T. uhsty I. wild
ptoh--Grockctt stolen buses lcldrcd
Valln Lane, Homo runs Rhyme, Yelle
Lucas Throcsbas hit Ellison Two
base hits Lane y Rhyme. Herman sac
ritieo hits Crockett. T. Baldwin, Cut.
shaw, Double plays Ellison to Thyme to
Wonor Mulllgnn TO ellison to Waner
rlme = s;oS, EMPIRES Broshcar and
Reerdon,
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AID Schacht

H,HERE have been referees OF all
L sorts in Seattle. but when 1t
comes to handling the boys In the
ring AID Schacht works smoother
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pleaHure-and II is plea8ure--of
walking over this latest addition 10
seattle's golf courses, a real treat is
Ia store for them when they make
their first trip. because every one Of
the IS fairways that grace both
sides Of the Black river are, today.
on a par with tho finest in the
Northwest. And the same goes for
the putting greens.
TO go into detail regarding the
various features 10 be found there
would only be waste OF time and
space. because every hole on the
course has features that can only be
conceived with tho naked eye. In
other words, the 1s.hole course OF
the Darlington Golf club must be
seen and played over before one can
realize what this baby links really
looks like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-18
WIN PAIR

Los ANGELES, July lS,-Tho
Angels cloutcd out pair of wins
over the Portland Beavers here yes
to-day. s TO 0 and to 1, making
the count three straight on the series.
First game H. IT, IL,
IOltlnnd ,ttt,,.,,,,t,,.. u ~ .
Los Angeles .,s,.1,.. t. 2
Batteries Mecker aud Hannah;
CUndnll Milstcad Hughes and
Sundbcrg
Second game, II, II. n.
Portland .r..,,,...., I o
hos Angeles ,,.,,t,.,, /
Batteries Itnohac, llollIngsworth
ana Tobini Root and spencer
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Titles
MandeU
Non1ads
Schacht
BY Leo II. Lassen

CHAMPIONSHIPS decided by tour
" naments held under the diree'
ton OF the New York hoNlnE com.
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BEES SLUG

sALr LAKE CITY, July 1s.--Tbe
PEGS slugged out rs runs here yes.
torday 10 defeat Vernon three
straight times In the present series,
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SACS AGAIN

sACRAMENTo. July 49, acra-
Jpento yesterday made II three
straight over Oakland here by win
ming to 4. Tho Sacs scored run
in the fifth. sixth and seventh in
nlngs to nose out. the Acorns.
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James Designed 1t

In planning and building this Earl
ington course Frank James, whose
remarkably fine work during his
short time in this section has earned
him the name Of the Donald Ross
OF the Northwest" has turned out
golf holes that vary in length from
100 yards up TO sos yards: placed
"dog-leg' here and there. and con.
structed is new putting greens that
cannot be surpassed anywhere.
The trapping, bunkering and
mounding work is excellent; 50
much so that players. good and
bad, viii soon find out that, al
the property is quite level, I'd
ington offers a splendid test for
golf.
Large grass tees and.a sprinkling
system thruout the course add much
TO tho "modernness" OF Earlington's
new ls-hoie links.
Fast Work
Fred Jackson, the Woodworking
chairman Of the green's committee.
and Bob tombstone. the Seattle Cob
club professional, who was called in
to give his opinions of the plans and
the construction, are loud in their
praise Of the fine Job. well done. by
Frank James. And IT took this
demon golf course architect and
builder Just five months to give
Darlington a layout that is fin
ished" in every sense OF the word.
Quite a record.
The present No. l and No. 9
viii be kept in shape. as most Of
the daily play will start and fin
ish at these respective holes until
such time as the new clubhouse
is erected ION the other side OF
the river" -
II the back.swing and follow
OF Frank Ryan, the clubs president.
is o. X on Saturday. August !. he
will likely be asked TO take the honor
OF driving the first ball off of the
tee. and then the club members viii
go forth and play 10 their hearts
content for some sort OF competition
that Captain Bill Ehlers has lined up
for them.
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NEW DARLINGTON GOLF LINKS TO OPEN AUGUST
Star League Finals
Start Sunday
Independents and Falkland A. c. Open Junior Base
ball Series at b. F. Day;
Strong Clubs

n the first game to determine the champion OF
The Star league, the Independents and the Park
land A. C. will clash Sunday at b. f. Day play
field. at D. m. The Independents were winners
of the championship in division two and the
Falkland A. C. in division one.
Bobby Morris, prominent local official, has
been chosen to umpire the contest and good Off
ciating is promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-18

The game scheduled for Sunday is the first of twoout
ofthree series The second game will be played the follow
ing week at Garfield and q third il necessary will be
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The score: II. II. u.
Oakland .............. 8 /
sacramento ..........s. 10 4
Batteries Krausc, Kaiser and
Byler; Hughes, u. Shea and wach.
enfield.
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Splendid
Course
Ready
Frank James, Architect,
Has Perfected Fine
New Links
BY Alex c. Rose

itE Drama new ana
m 0 dernIy con-
structed is-hol.
darlington golf
course VIII
thrown open
play 90 Satur-
day August J.
And IT'S a gem
To those who
have not had IN,
=
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Batteries Ross, Fuhr aud Busch.
off; Davis, Van Glider and tlar-
grave.
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~ Neeker mud IIUnnnhI
Milstcad, Hughes and
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BATTERIES AldridEe. Adams and Smith.
ooehi Graham, narns. and gibson.
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