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overlook that ouCl iu the opening
game 81 the series with Vernon yeas
tcrday The noble athletes wearing
the livery Of the Seattle Redskins
slammed out sevcn-count EN-
clean singles IN the second inning
one right after the other until five
runs were over the plate
That ruined the ban game a. Yer,
non never did catch up, altho the
Tigers did get nasty In The seventh
inning and made four runs.
The final tally was Seattle ?, Yer
non Q
Both teams scored In the first Ia.
ming. scattie's run being Or special
note as Billy Lane hlt homer into
tho LEFT field hlcachcru. his first OF
the season
And then came the blowup In the
Fecond inning wherein IA Bryan left
for town early and Charley Eckert
began pitching. E.ckcrt did we'll until
the Tribe counted ono in the NH
and tup IN The siSth IN which boot
and Three doublss figured most prom.
incntly. Baldwin. Eldrcd and Her.
man contributing tho doub'rs
while all thin was going on Fred
Russell was southpawing pretty ialr
baseball and hc made his first base
hits OF the year. tWo rousiug singles
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NeV Tiger
Pi lot Is
Training
Ellis Was One of Leagues
Greatest Outfielders
Few Years Ago
BY Leo Ii. Lassen


FT,HE old joints may creak with In
l. activity, the dogs that once
swept over the diamond may have
lost their speed. the throwing arm
may have lost its magic, but the
real hall player will never admit he's
thru and ready for the wheel chair
rs long rs hc can walk without a
cane and take his cut az the plate.
Which IS but an Introduction 10
the Statement that Rube Ellis may
attempt comeback with his Vernon
Tigers
A few years ago the slim loader
az the Bongals was one OF the king
pins OF the Coast outflelders. No
body had anything on Rube when
Il came 20 patrolling the orchard
while he was with Los Angeles.
Four years ago he quit and took
up farming. declaring he was thru
with baseball Then Bill Essick
failed 20 set results with Ed Meters
hall club and he called Rube 20 take
over the management,
No sooner had Kills got on the
Job than he donned the old mon.
key suit again, brought out the
war clubs and the tattered mitt,
glove that wcathcrcd many
long Coast campaigns, sharpencd
up his spikes and started work
ing out with his charges.
Ellis was in the gardens shagsing
flies before the Seattle game Wednes.
day and he's taking his time about
gstting into condition but IL wouldn't
DC surprising 20 see him in the lineup
onc OF these days, even rs Buddy
Ryan has gone hack TO the game
in an effort 10 stem the tide that
Is fast sweeping over his slipping
Sacramento Solons.
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The run around probably VIII die
Il natural death on Friday when
Jack kearns goes before tho Now
York boxing commission TO make
good tho threat that no viii sign
Dempsey to meet wills and let
the champion carry the buck from
then on.
Il have tho authority to align
Dempsey to fight anyone, Tor any
promoter choose, and in any place
/ prefer aud I'm going to do IT,"
kearns said. I'm going to put
him down on paper before the com.
mission Friday ana It win be up
to him to 70 thru with t."
In answer to the report from Los
Angeles that Dempsey would sue
kenns II he made any matches
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In the Majors

Yesterdays hcro--led RommciI, star
pitcher for tho Athletics, downod tho
Browns, TO z, and won HIS goth gamo
or tho season. lIo didn't allow n M
for the first five Innings.
ke'ly's error In tho eighth inning
helped rally that turned In five runa
and govo tho Plratcs n 10 4 victory
over the Giants. The plrntcs now lend
by ~ games.
rounding four Yankee pitchers for 10
hits tho White box won, IL TO
Returning 10 form nfier losing three
straight games, Covolcstio pitched rle
senators to 5'l victory over tho In.
dams The Indians failed 60 score after
tho first inning
Ineffective pitching by Joe Oescbrer
helped the Rods to u to 2 victory over
tho Robins.
benton lei tho Cubs down with four
NUS ana thc Braves won, 10 q
hogclrs triple and u single Nv L..
gave lh' Rcd soN to victory over
tho Tigers.
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Richards and
Johnston Vie
for Cup Team

EOREST HILLS. y. y. Aug. II.
l. Winnie Richards and Billy
Johnston. Americas second and
third ranking tennis players. will
meet at the West side Tennis club
thN afternoon IN the second match
to decide the No ainglca player
on tho Davis cup team.
In tho fimt match Johnston won
IN five sets after one Of the most
thrilling exhibitions 81 tennis over
seen. Preceding the Richards
Johnston match. Miss Eleanor Gos
aud Mrs May Sutton Bundy will
play Mr Molla Mallory and Nrs.
Marion Jossup TO decide tho No. 2
doubles pair on tho wightmnn cup
team.
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MADE
FAVORITE IN
NET TOURNEY

C'HtCAGO. Aug. i2.-Cranston Hol-
" man, Leland Stanford university
student, held the center OF the stage
today in the Junior and boys national
tennis tournament after brilliant vic
tories in the first two days of the
meet
Yesterday Holman beat Guiteau
Feuor, Miami, Fla, two hard fought
sets 90 and Cd, His decisive vic.
tory over the Southern star made
him the outstanding favorite TO win
the junior championship.
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sey's manager. arrived in town Tues
day morning. Paddy Mullins. who
does the legal business for Harry
Wills. wiz be unable 10 negotiate
with him before Friday. when kearus
IS expected to appear before the New
York Athletic commission and try 10
make peace with that body. Kearns
il banned by the commission at pres
ent and Dempsey. according to the
commission. Just doesn't exist.
Riekard's move Is believed 70 DO
for the purpose Of giving Tunncy a
chance to get the negro fighter out
Of the picture IL possible. in the
mixup as to who win attempt to
lerest the heavyweight crown from
Dempsey. Furthermore, Richard Is
considered sensitive 10 the impor-
sance OF the agreement Fltzsimmons
has with Dempsey and Tex would
like to pay income tax on the profits
from the championship battle him
self.
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PRO-AMATEUR
MEET SCORES

ISGLEwooD w. Pursey. J. weEtiand.
2a-5G-1f-1i-I1f
GHAYs HARBoH N Dutra, II. Y.
PhipDr. aG.s5-3f-2o-i55.
PORTLAND J. JUNIOR. Z. Wilhelm. ~
gs-zb-2E-l3T
VICTORIA. Taylor, A. v Macan.
11-5g-G7-5e-i1s.
EVERETT p. Mineh L. w stuch,ii. -
1J-11-1B-Iz9.
sHhuGHNEssY HEIGHTS D. Black.
Harry Jones. 5b-sl-ss-iss.
KITsAr-c jefferson, O. Dahlgren, al
5S-3T-5l--i+e.
POINT GREY-D. Ayton, N. Z, Murray.
55-55-s5.gs-itp.
EuGENE-T Gardner. n. Moe. si-2s-J7-
RaISIEH r. noble, II. Haakons. sl-1E-
zs-a5-ite.
oLfAuPIc-M Hueston. r. Mummsy. a.
1d-5f-SG-1tn.
rAcoMA-w DalgloIsh. c. Hunter. az
YAKIMA y hrlsuan. c. Martin. ss-ss-
@7-35-iii.
EhRIINGToN-J. Hueston. G. HSw. 5s-
5s-55-ss-Iif.
MARINE DRfyE-w. Mckenzie. G. A,
Potter. ss-as-55-5s-ii2.
AIDERwooD-w. Haniey. F. Dolp, s.
5s-ss-3s--is2.
.sKATTLE-R tombstone. B. Stein. 57-ss-
sB-z5--ltz
VANCOUVER. Hush, c. Covine. S.
1b-1T.1S--its.
SEATTLE. Henwood. F. aver, $685.
a4-gT-f4g
CoLwooD-A. MArling. Z. Mcouade. 30
aG-sS- zG-iss.
COLUMBIA Beer. c. 4. sharp. a.
s5-1E-sS-lss.
INGLEwooD-G. Pursey, B. Winter. 81
g7-G8-5s-Ifa.
hAlNIER-o Hoidter. n. h. Kellarn. So
5s57-sa--IFs.
JIhiCiio-A. Duthie, ]. Hart, sg.so.7T-
-f-fgG
fIRcREsT 1T. Morris 4. Buhre. ss.s,-
af-aR-lsl
JET EnsoS PARK-A. Eckhout. q Wp.
liaius, Ja-s8-40 -zf--ia.
bhLLlN6HAM- Nv. Black. W. Abbott.
sI-1s-3s.zT-i5s
GLENDALE Gail. NJ. II. Aronson. "a
aa-AI-3G-I-4
MEADOW PARk-v. souderr. II Rp...u
1s-A--Ss-3 6-Is6
WING POINT. Martin. NJ. II. McNIck-
en-. ft-GE-gp-sT-Ib
WhNArCHEE- Guthrie. sebui,,
3s-gH-fe-tl-1GO
ClilLllWaCk--R. Meakin. G. su,.- a..
fs-4i-4t--l67.
NANtRLEf-M. Smith. II. smith. ala
not finish.
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GERALD PATTERSON

one OF the best from across pond
since halcyon days Of wnding and
Bro0keH.
Member or Australian Davis CUP
teams several times.
Reached Hemi-finulB IN national
singles. 1894. Put out by Johnston.
Paired with Pat OHara Wood. car
ricd kinscy brothers into five thrill
ing sets In final round of doubles be-
fore accepting defeat. That was also
In 1894
Won Lonswood bowl title recently.
First foreigner ever 20 turn trick
Plays stellar, aggressive game
Cool Graceful. ForcefuL lndomlt-
able courage.
Has powerful physique. Ttrmen-
dous service and smash.
Baekhand slice bit unreliable.
hut forehand drive excellent.
EKctla az net Adept AZ dropping
yolloya short. out OF opponents
reach.
Overhead magnificent
Great match player.
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yesterday afternoon, and he
topped it off with a birdie two
on the home green by sinking
a four-footer.
That 81 and II in the morn.
iiIg gave the Dutra.Harry Phipps
duo total Of 1855 and landed
them in second place. The anna.
leur member Of this combination
admitted after the days play
That he didn't help much. but
that he had the distinction 81
being the oldest simon pure In
The field. Quite AN honor. Harry.
Johnnie JUNIOR and Rudy wilhelm,
who Won the title last year for the
Portland Golf club. looked aa tho
they would repeat when they turned
~ the low score for the morning
round--a Gs-bui they didn't seem
70 be able TO sink stable putt dur.
inE tho last half OF the Journey,
which Melted them o n and which
1917 total landed them third award.
PIN Taylor and A. Vernon Macan.
Of the Victoria Golf club. with a
brace Of Gs's, came fourth in the list.
The unusual, yes. exiraordi.
nary thing Of the whole tourna-
ment was The making Of two
dodos. Rudy Wilhelm started
the habit" by holing his tee
shot 10 No. I and few minutes
later Wee" Willie Black, the
Bcllingham professional. found
the rup from the sixth tee.
II was a great dry OF thrills and
wonderful golf and the officials and
members OF the Rainier Golf club
were certainly right there TO see that
everything was well attended 10. u
was handled without single hitch
and everybody left after the dinner
las, night with the hope that they
will be able 10 attend the 1926 meet.
Before giving tho days results IL
would be amiss were We not 10 men.
ton just little something about the
lady members Of the club who as.
sisted In helping 10 make the show
tho wonderful success that il was.
Yes. the fair sex worked just as hard
as the men folks and that. VIC think.
IS quite a compliment, so here goes
the scores:
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WINS OPENER

PORTLAND. Aug t. Two runs
IN each of four innings gave Port
land an TO = victory over Oakland
here yesterday. in the first game ~
the series The Beavers scored Two
in tho first. second, fourth nud nnh
innings
Tho score r. II. Il
oakland ..t.........ss.. 8 III 1
Portland ...."."..... II /
Batteries kuusc, Delaney and
Read Bylcr iIoIngsWorth. stokes
and Hannah
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DRAW FOR
WOMEN'S
NET MEET

NEW YORK. Aug. -. Pairs for
" tho entries in the national
womcp'6 singles championship. which
starts az Forest Hills next week will
h. drawn today by officials OF tho
United states Lawn Tennis asBocia.
ton. Tho leading PLAYERS OF Eng
land. Canada and the United States
are Included IN the entries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
BASS VICTOR

CLEVELAND, Aug. 12.-Iohnny
Fair OF Cleveland. lost close yer.
dict here last night to Bennie Bans
Philadelphia boxer in their 10
round bout. Bass knocked Fair
down in the second round
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Jennings pitched brysH ita charge
defeat - Bryan 81 bat BryAa ~. hts
hRtird o runs scored s. Runs Responsible
Ter Bryan s Fussrli D, Eehert g. STRUCK
out russell g ErkHrt 2 Bases su HALLS
RUSSELL g. Eekert Wild p.feh
russell. stolen .bass-Lagc. raasAsst
hits hraEili c4.Srr . Batdptn. WHIT.
Bsy, Eldrcd. Herman. Il0mingwar Hurs
baticd IN McDnneli z, Lane. brady e.
Eldrtd p. Haia m, Herman 8. uiakrrs
ley. Oliver Double playa BRADY to Em
msr 70 Herman; Wolfer 70 Ectcrt Time
-l,a6 umpirea Schmidt ana rhYlo.
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Stunt Falls Flat

SKI introduced hIa innovation In
an alleged bout with one Joe SiIyanI
Between blows. aud there was plsnt,
.of time, the dark athlete perfornd
what be fondiy believed delicious bit.
of Glowing But tho fans ntlEunder
stood Augfy nolses reached hm ears
There was fuuctie cries for bricks
The stunt Ind fallen as flat no d
Friday bank roll.
Came Tuesday and an rdiet
from the New York State boxing
commission, SIKH. the cdict said
~ no uncertain terms. had now
taken on the status OF eoIorcd
cinderella. The commission would
have no more Of him and The
Wild antics that made him IA
n'o'is New iorl, fight fans would
have To take train n they ever
saw him In action again.
The commission. notorious for IN
patience. had groaurd when the col.
0rrd ring man vanished on the ove
of previous scheduled halllr-. but
mlii retained faint hope that Dc
would rrfouu n even endured the
battle when he developed an annoy.
Ing habit 81 induigiuE ia free fights
on The streets with opponents not
listed otherwise ia who's who In
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CLARK LEADING
IN ROGUE PLAY

WARSAW, Ind, Aug 12.--Lcster
Clark, Chicago, led the national
Rogue tournament at Winona lake
here today. He has won six straight
games. a. S. pnney, Long Beach,
Cal, was also unbeatcn with four
games to his credit.
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ne wac hudErd ou hia way out "
The United States
SKI, who, d is rumorod. has never
lost bout with a bottle, no matter
what ~ contents. looked upon the
rms game as % h.. and found % not
a0 good
Why he reasoned. should fight fans
Just see fights' Since fighters went
into the movies, why not bring tho
shows 10 The fighis3 II sounded
col
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duction or sec
und class bunk
Contracts. state.
mcnts, asscr-
tons and claims
that were pulled
out u tho blg
when the DCmp
Hcy Wills Dllly
hoo atnrtcd In
Chicago las {
week wcro haul.
cd out here ycB-
tcrday and Is.
day and they
viii be uacd
until Friday.
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world chAtflplotl-
ship heavyweight
title. While Floyd
FitzSimmons is
supposed 10 have
a lion on the
proposed Dcmp-
sey wills bout.
Richard an
nouuced Tuesday
that he had Gene
Tmney's sigma
ture on an agree
ment to box the
black pan he r
this fan.
A1tho Jack
Kearus, Dem p
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Tribe Hits
and Wins
Easily
Seven Straight Singles
Figure in Second-In-
ming Rally
moM rmn sEMIns srANn

r YOU are supolutltious
you viii agree with
your fellow sufferers
that there must be
something Ia this No
Z business
Seven days Ina a week,
the old seventh inning
etc. etc.
Wen 10 set 20 the
point seven played a
prominent figure don't
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HUDKINS DRAWS

Los ANGELES, Aug. i2.-whcn
Ace Hudkins was given draw here
last night in his fight with Lew
faluso, the fans became irate and
pelted Referee Harry Lee with cush.
ions, Paluso was the favorite all
the way.
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WINS IN 10TH

LOS ANGELES Aug. ~. The
Sacramento solous loat their 18TH
consecutive Enmc here ycaterday
when Los Angeles defeated them. i
10 g. ia tho tenth inning.
The score. X. II. e
Sacramento ...,....... 3 g o
Los Angeles .,.n,.... IL o
Batteries Martin, r. Shea. Shell.
cnbach and Koshlor; Payne aud
snudbcrE
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ELLIOT BACK

Acc Eliot, Seattle first bascman
who was injured at tho carly part
of the season. has joined the Sc.
attic club again and his leg is
healed from the break he received
at the start OF tho present season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

and the 1894
champion " Tho
star Woodland
park meet may
not defend hia
title
Bob IfcHkcth.
Frank Kozlowki
and Dick Burr.
for mrr cham
plouB are al
planning 20 nio
their entries for
the sixth Star
event which viii
get under way on
the North End
courts Angus; 20
Tho .imEIIn On
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in honor OF the
Falkland A. G.
Star leahse base.
ball champions.
which will be
held at Boldts
restaurant, on
r h ird ay g.,
Thursday eve.
ming.
Jim BOldt. the
genial caterer, VS.
Throwing the
feed for the
champions and q
snnpuy and live
iy program has
Ig.W Had "a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

0pEITo WO7I Jt8VVTU"J VITV
Rainier Golf club Walter Pursey and Jack
Westland came thru with the low score at
the end of the 36 holes of best-baIl play from
by far the classiest and largest field that ever
teed off in this very popular links test.
Following a fairly good morning round Of
so, the Inglewood duo breezed thru with a
wonderful 65 in the afternoon, giving them
a total of 134 strokes for the day. Both
players played well thruout, especially on the
last nine.
The outstanding bit of golf of the tourna-
ment was shot by Mortie Dutra, the Aber-
deem professional, on the second round, when
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s i XII viii
Soon Be
on Way
Dusky Battler Requested
to Leave u. S. With
in 80 Days

EW YORK. Aus
Ia The way Of
the pioneer -
tougher than q
leftover boarding
house biscuit. Bat.
ling siki an cx-
centric black man
from Senegal. and.
Mt intervals a
boxer has learned
10 his profound
sorrow Tuesday rs
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for The entertainment for The Star
lcsguora.
Presentation Of the champions.
ship trophy win be made TO Denny
Murray, catcher and captain Of the
garklnnd A. c.
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What was the outcome Of the bout
between Louis KID Kaplan and
Danny Frush in 1923?-s. S. S.
kaplan won on kayo in the
sixth round.
Who was runnerup to Leo DiegeI
in the 1924 Canadian open golf cham.
pionships?-S. w. +.
Gene Sarazen.
How long has Hughie critz Of the
Reds been in the majors and where
was he obtained?-W. p. r.
Since 1924 and came from Min.
neapoIis, American Association.
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BY Henry l.. Farrell

NEW YORK. Aug. H. boxing
IN greatest run around was con-
tinued here today with a record pro.
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KILLEFER AT
STAR BANQUET

DIED KILLEFER, manager Of the
IL Seattle Indians has promised to
be on hand ut tho annual banquet
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Too Much Is Plenty

hut, now, feels the aelf.aamc com.
mission. enough it entirely too much.
sikh Is about To leave for other
elimes nj the invitation Of lmmi-
grafton Commissioner Curran so
his license was not revoked.
Revocation OF the license might
hurt Skis chance Of getting
fights IN other countries, Bob
Levy, his manager WAS told.
Ski must get out of the country
~ so Days or be deportcd. Currun
has announced So the batlirr plans
TO start September on tour Of
Europe from which there viii be no
returning
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Jimmy Mcdowell camped under
high foul with tive outs. bat didnt
squeeze Il hard enouEh and l'efefe
Eckrrt could Ect the side cut an
Indian talS vas over the plate. 10
happened la the nfth. Mcdowell
Nrrnen's tailie..
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ne smashed Inc record by Iour STROKES WITH card
of g. Never has there been any better play exhibited here
abouts than that dspayed bY Dutr the Rainier
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Langlie May
Pass Up Star
Net Tourney

HOWARD LANGLlE ia planning
Il 10 enter the California state ton,
mis- Tournament carly 81 soplemb.I
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Tunney Signs
for Mix With
Wills in Fall

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-Tcx Rick.
IN ard has tangled traffic among
the contenders on the road TO the
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BLOWS UP

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1e,--Aftcr
holding tho lcaghc-leading Seals to
ono run, Singleton blow up In the
eighth inning and allowed four runs.
san Francisco beating salt Lake, &
to ?, here yesterday In the first game
of tho current crucial series
The score II, II. H..
Salt LIKE ,nu,,,,.,.. . G o
san Francisco ...,.n, & II /
Batteries singleton. Muloahy and
'4ook; MoWccncy, Gcory and Agnew.
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AMERICAN

t'AefNtt-fiftAAA Tsa...saH .sssss d
Batteries-V Van Glider and Har-
grave; Rommell and cochraue.
~ New York r. II. T..
Chicago ................i 10 =
New York ....,........., 10 !
Batteries Blank~1ship ard Gar.
bowski. schalk uoyt. Marquis Bush.
Ferguson and scbsng.
AZ Boston r. II. z.
Detroit ................,.
BOSTON ..'s....s.-....... o
Batteries - Collins. Wells and
woodal; Rutfins and Piclnich.
At Warrington II. II. z.
Cleveland ................ l II 4
washington ..s.......... . I
Batteries - Buckeye and siyatt.
Coyelcskic and Ruci.
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w eStIQnd- PurSev
Team Victor
lnglewood Captures Honors for Second Time in
Three Years; Pair Wins Over Two Dodos Han
dicap Made by Black and Wilhelm
BY Alex c. Rose

DOR the second time in three years the lnglewood Coun-
try club has furnished the best pro-amateur golf team
in the Pacific Northwest In 1923 AL Espnosa and Clark
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Prank BRAZIL. Seattie's leading
hitter. plucked four blows Tor him-
self. fannlnE Ia his ether trip Go
the plate, one Of the smashss was
pip " double TO the right field
fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

Prank Emmor continued his hsaNs
hittiBg with a single and double, and
he figured 10 Two smart plays around ssg.
ond base
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

Philodelphia.st, Louis game, post.
poned, rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
Pro-Amateur Links Title Is Won by IngLeuood Golfers


IA Prague. sporting editor - thp los
Angeles Record Is visiting Seattle with
the Vernon Tissru. Hp Il accompanied
By his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

babe licrmna hita ball harder 90
lrft field than any trft-hanued hitter
that has ever batted mere ifo crashed
a double to left yesterday that fairly
smoked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

Jehn Milus says he's ready 90 pitch
again and may be on the mound for
Seattle today. Hes hrcn cut with q
bad arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

RUSSELL waikrd three men Ia the riuh
inning yvstsrdaS hitting the bases but
be finally sot fRs eide out
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-23

(539). Chicago CONTINUATION Of Re:
vue. three and one-half hours. WBCN
1861 Chicago-Popular program.
WON 1879 Chicago-Jazz skamper,
one hour. WGR (319). Buffalo-Sup-
per dance Lopez Orchestra. WIS 1912
Chicago--Mn MUSICAL Rr9g ast W t 49, 4hits1
four hours. WNYC (529S, New York
Roosevelt Orchestra.
1880 p. M.-WHN 1901. New York
Club Alabam Revue. one-hali hour.
WoAW 1921. omaha--Helman's Or
1915 =. M-KEI t4ee>. Los Angeles
Ill p. I@w S ER (s7s,. !. Chicago-win-
ter Garden, four hours: Oriole orches-
ira, ons,half hour. VINO 5000 Mem n
1anta-Radiowl entertainment.
1850 p. M.-WJJD 5000. Mooseheart,
= nl.-Reouest program on organ.
11:45 p. M.--WDAF (414), Kansas City
---Nighthawks, one and one-quarter
IL nSMn idnlsht--KF1 t4ee). Los Angeles
Vocal one hour XIII (395), Los An
geles--Organ. WDAR 1880, Philadel-
phia-Studio features.
SATURDAY. JAN. "a.
$50. 1900 and SEQ A. M.-KYW f539) !.
Chicago--Morning exercises, World
Crier." every half hour of day and
ZOO 4. M.-wwJ t517). DetrOit-settins
s:s5 <. M.@MGN ts7e) chicago-wheat
9:45 A. M.-WCAL (360l. Mortified.
Minn.-St. Olaf Chapel services.
1000 A. M.--WOC (496) Davenport
Iowa-ouotations. household hints.