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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Dundee Loses But Gets
Ovation in ferris Mix

fight by Sid ferris, a youth from
the tenements Of the East Side,
who was in his first pair of knee
pants when the venerable Dundee
started fighting.
Terris won on points from a one
handed old man OF the ring but the
moral victory went all 10 the vet.
eran Dundee. whose wise head and
stout heart caused pile of money
TO be lost by those who had bet
eyen money that he would be
knocked out, Dundee never was
in danger OF having his career
ended with a knockout, but he was
not able TO catch up with the
pJin,s scored by younger and
fu.ler man.
Dundee tried 10 start out with
his old speed, He bounced around
the ring. swung himself off the
ropes and got for It nothing.
Terris mace very bad showing
altho he was gwen the decision.
Cities were almost unanimous that
ne will never get any farther than
he Is now. He has class and every
thing that goes 10 make a fighter
except the heart that has kept
Dundee going long beyond his time.
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the Indian war dance ut every base
on his trip around the paths.
Billy McCabc also contributed a
home. II was his blow that put
the Indiana ahead in their five
run rally in the eighth, scoring
Brick Eidred and Ted Baldwin
ahead OF him. BRAZIL hit another
in the ninth and the game was in
the sack.
The final score was: Seattle. Q;
Portland 5.
seattle had scored two in tbs
first two innings. but the Beavers
came back with two in the second
and three in tho fourth.
The way Meeker was pitching Il
looked like a Portland victory. But
he blew up sky nfgn in the eighth
and Hasty couldn't stop the enemy.
Both clubs used three pitchers be-
fore the game was over. Sutherland
and Moore were wild and Plummsr
finished up In good style while Var
rison went the final inning for Port
land.
Brasil not only starred with the
stick, but made some almost impos-
sibie plays around third base.
The Indians turned in triple play
in the eighth inning as an added
attraction. Pinch.Hitter Riconda
lined 10 Emmer at short, who doubled
Walsh at second and Tobin was re-
tired at first, Brady to T. Baldwin.
"Red" Killefer shook up his team
in the late innings. using Ted Bald
win at first base. Babe Herman not
hitting up TO standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

The Washington frosh half
milerS.
There will be every kind
of relay race from a quarter
mile TO the four-mile event,
and with special 100-yard
dashes and field events.
Among the noted perform
ers will be Russell Sweet,
famous Montana sprinter.
and Bud Houser. star weight
HEAVIER of the University of
Southern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Big Amateur
Ring Tourney
on at Boston

BOSTON. May Eight amateur
- boxing champions OF tho West
ern hemisphere will be crowned
here tonight in the first Pan-Amer-
lean boxing tournament ever held.
Twonty-four thrce-round bouts
have been arranged under the joint
auspices OF the American Amateur
union, the South American Boxing
federation and the Canadian ANA
teur union. sixteen OF the bouts
viii result in preliminary election
for eight final bouts
Tho United States has entered
10 men to meet eight men from
South America and eight from Can
ada.
Officials in charge of the tourna-
ment expect to hold another Pan
American meet In Bucnos Aires next
year. In Montreal the following
year, attend tho olympics in 1928,
and resume the Pan-A m cr c n
tournament every two years there
after.
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1aturs and his speed and cunning
ne bases, and It is easy to ex.
Vain his class.
lane would hit much better II
aldn't pull ball to left field so
auen, az the defensive can play
hlm morn easily and he has a
'ndsncy to hit a lot Of pop flies
sasn he's off his stride. That is
only weakness at the plate.
ne Seattle outfielder IL the OK
.'ppon TO the rule, in that he is q
va leadoff man and gets 10 first
s often, batting from thes right
~ o. The plate. Very few leadoff
w N baseball today are right.
uaea hitters, tho managers fig
Ing .as 70 use a southpaw stlcker in
I'M ~. position 10 take advantage Of
II. ~ extra step or two in getting
"Wa to first base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
In the Majors

Yesterdays iiero--Ty Cobb, manager
Of the Tigers, got three homo runs q
double and two singles In six times nj
bat, and helped beat tho Browns. ~ to D.
-Four home runs by WriEhtstone ana
Williams helped the Philiies beat the
Giants. ~ TO ., Jook scott diant
pitcher wns beaten for tho first time TINS
season.
with good pitching by rennock Ia the
puches and timely hitting. the fnnka
came out OF terrible slump, and beat
the Athletics, s TO 4.
-Four runs scored on u NTH inning
rally gave tho white sox 7.to-2 victory
over the Cleveland Indians.
The Red SO. knocked Mogridrc out OF
the box aud beat the Senators, TO T.
Burieigh Grimes returned 20 form ana
droppAd the Braves with six hits, tho
Roblna w!nninEs, TO J. Barnes vas
knocked out Of the box.
YESTERDAYS HOME HJS HirrEhs
cobb, Tigers, s--a,
Williams, Pbls 60,
wrlshtsions, philadelphia a--2.
Kelly, Giants. 1t,
jacobson Browns, ID
Nanush, Tigers. LIS.
Southworth. uluntH, ~
Barrett, white sox, i@l.
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Make Own Dates

Players may make their own ar.
rangemcnts aa TO what time the
matches arc played.
Each match shall be two.oui OF.
three sets.
Captain OF winning team In re-.
sponslbie for reports OF results DO.
ing turned in 10 the sporting editor
Of The Star not later than Wodncs.
day noon as all matches must be
completed each Tuesday.
A round-robIn schedule will be
played and the complete team book.
ings will be published within day
or two.
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Veteran
Hurlers
Go Well
Oldham, Martin and
Heating Hurting Fine
Ball in Comebacks
gY LEO II. LASSEN


n,trEY don't come hack,
rs an old. led saying Of the
martins fraternity, and yet the
,msworn axiom IS given a Jolt or
,ro by the fine pitching OF three
..,srsn FINGERS in the Coast league
~ year: hurlers old in the service
:, ,be diamond who have come
e,sk 20 the pastimc after years OF
r,vment
speed Martin aud Ray kesI'
hs Of Sacramento, and Red
oldham. Of Vernon. laid aside
their gloves and uniforms and
,piked shoes several years ago
and said they were thru With
baseball
Bu, that has been said before tho
vre % the game and It's monetary
,T,urns are loiestoues too strong for
,hs average player rs long as he
an set by
Martin has done some remarkable
H,hing for Sacramento. hurting a
sg,ee a two,hit games, lie was with
Nhland more than n decade ago and
~ pitched for the Chicago Cubs,
Martin was out Of organized baseball
~ several years.
Heating, with hi, sharp,brcak.
ing splitter. l. just a. effective rs
n vas four or five years ago
-wheu he pitched for Red kille-
/, Ter in Les Angeles.
oldham WAS beaten here. but the
sh.fcckled southpaw had the
s,n,e old stuff, control and a wide
swesp,ng curve eall.
They might not como back otten'
Nj Martin, Heating and Oldham are
EXCEPTIONS 10 the rule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Los Angeles Slow

THERE Is no doub, about the
4 pitching and hitting strength Of
" Los Angeles club. but much Of
" effective hitting is hampered by
"a slowness on the bases
Babe TwomhIy and Clyde Beck
ARE the only fellows on the club
sho can really run the bases.
Mag Koran, Ray Grimes, Naliy
Heed, Ray Jacobs and the catch.
srs win never win any medals
isv baserunning.
IN these dass Of the liysly ball
- art Of running bases has sur.
essd considerably. but faAt.run-
aas club makes the most of every
ypertunity and speed on the paths
fsllHss wins the close games and
~ team winning the tight bail
,ames usually win be found near
We TOP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Gibbons Will
Open Training
Camp Shortly

NEW YORK, May 6.-Accom-
~ panied or closely pursued by
Mrs, Gibbons and their numerous
family of small boys, including the
infant twins, Tommy Gibbons will
arrive here In few days to start
training for his fight with Gene
Tunnoy, the first high-fever fistic
episode of summer which prom
iscs to be "A hot one in the ring.
Gibbons probably win 20 to Atlantic
City. where there are training facil-
tiles and plenty Of customers for a
training camp spectacle.
Sammy Mandell, the lightweight,
who trails Gibbons as faithfully MS
Joe BENJAMIN trails Jack Dempsey.
will come East with Tommy and
pitch slaps at his face in the speed
trials in camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
DEMPSEYS ON
WAY ABROAD

NEW YORK, May 6.--Jack Demp.
Soy, worlds heavyweight champion.
and his bride, Estelle Taylor, sailed
today for England and France TO
enjoy a vacation of six weeks, Domp
soy denied again that he had any
matches in sight.
Were going for pleasure and
I'll talk business when | return
he shid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
TRADE MADE

NEW YORK. May s.--Aiex Fer.
guson. who was released several
years ago TO the Boston Red sox.
and Bobby veach. former Detroit
outfielder. reported to the New
York Yankees today. They came
from Boston for Lefty Francis and
81 900 In cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
NATIONAL

Batteries; Scott. Dean. wisner
nd Hartley: Knight and Hcnllne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

OAKLAND. Cal, May 6,--"Kid"
Norfolk, colorcd boxer, makes his
Pacific const debut tonight here in
II t0-round main event with Ray
Pelkey OF Oakland Norfolk, be-
cause of his experience in the ring,
Is the favoritc.
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NAN Io scnEnuIE


The schedule FOR next Sunday In
The star league Follows
League No. !
Broadway Pirates W., Climax club
az South Park.
Y. NJ. 4. c. ~. South Lake Jun,
Tors at Mercer
Georgetown Cubs VS., Queen CITY
Motors NJ Green Lake.
Garfield Eagles viii be idle
League No, :
Arden Cubs W Garfield Cubs at
Garfield.
independents vs. South Seattle
Merchants AT South Seattle
Ross Athletic club VI. Husky
Athletic club at Columbia.
West Green Lake Merchants viii
DO idle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

JNGLEwooD's fair sex golfers viii
L launch their 1895 schedule tomor.
row. when they tes-off in a nino-hole
tombstone tournament IN the morn
ing. Driving, approaching and put
ting contests are scheduled Tor the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

LOS ANGELES, May 6,--Jacl<
Silver san Francisco lightweight,
proved an easy winner over Johnny
u'Donpcl, st. Paul, in l0'round
bout hero last night. Ernie Goozo.
man and Eddie Macy, feather
weights, fought 10 rounds, Goozc-
man was awarded All unpopular de-
cison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
SHEA WINS nY X. o.

NEW YORK, May Eddie shea.
Chicago bantamwcight, knocked out
Jackie snyder New York, in the
12th round. There were only two
minutes TO 90 when tho referee
STOPPED the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
REPORT RULE MADE

SO there Will DO no late reports
drifting In several days after the
games are played It Is necessary
Tor strict rule TO ho made that
written reports OF all Star League
games must be turned in az Tho
Star Sunday night Failure TO do
this win mean the forfeiture % the
games By the home teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

hut tho real
test is when a
Bee sluSgcr hits
the road
Paul strand did.
strand might not
have been "A 400
hitter without
the aid 90 that
small park. but
strand hit in
every city in the
league. batting
around $50 on
the road
Lefty o'poul Is
salt Lakes King
pin stieker this
Near nnE NIlnnl.
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today.
To the veteran
hand OF Dundee
former feather.
weig hit an d
jun Tor light.
weight champion
OF the world.
had been given
the commission
Of writing last
night the final
entry in tho his.
tory OF Madison
Square Garden
Tho rafters sim
held the echoes
OF tho oNntion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

IN Billy Lane.
Seattle has the
best man in
that difficult
slot I'm the bat.
ting order that
the league OF.
fers.
Lane can do
everyt hing ut
tho plate He
has enough pow ,
or 10 hit a ball
hard and far
and he Is a con
sistent 300 hit.
ter add to this
his uncanny eye,
hia Rhnrfneaa OF
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kas Strand. has been hitting fine on
lAs road. He hit hard both at Los
Aagelss and at San Francisco. where
q aeed good pitching.
0'Doul Is one Of those converted
sssheFs. who turned 10 outfieIding
WEN his mound days were over, be.
aEse q his batting ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Record Number of Youths
in Washington CarniUal
Twenty-Five Schools and Colleges Represented in
Annual Fete; Joie Ray Added Attraction for Sat-
urday Track and Field Festival

ENTRIES have closed for Washngtons annual relay
nVa to be staged at the stadium Saturday with 22l
athletes from % schools and colleges of the West repre-
sented.
And as an added attraction Joie Ray king of American
mers, will special mile race pited against two Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, May s.--"old fellow,
~ newly. I'm Just gettin' old
enough TO fight Johnny Dundee,
veteran OF more than 600 fights
over career OF IS years. said here
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day and II was
a shame what
Frank Bra xiii
did TO his form
er Beaver mates,
The Seattle third
sacker so X e d
ono homer out OF
the park and
two into the cen.
terrified bleach.
crs during the
party and drove
in four runs al
together.
When BRAZIL
hit his first
homer. be GIVE
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that was given 10 losing fighter
when the wreclSIng crew went TO
work on the last OF New York's
old sight places thla morning.
Dundee was beaten In Il is,reund
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BRITTON LEAVES.

LOS ANGELES, May 6,--Jack
Britton, former weltcrweight chams.
pion, leaves here tomorrow for Sc
attic, where he is scheduled to bat.
tie Ted Krache on May Ii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
SOUTH LAKE WINS

The South Lake Juniors played
doubiehsader sunday. beating the
Woodland park team. . 10 s, and
tlciug the Yours Truly Biscuit Co
club 30 In five innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
O'Doul Real Hitter

ptTTING averages complied by
ID salt Lake PLAYERS are usually
hken With weli.known nod and
srAat can you expect in that cheese
u. -,rkaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
EIGHT DRAW

PARIS, May g. Roland Todd, for
mcr British middlewcight champion,
and Francois Charles, Paris, went
10 rounds to q draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
ANOTHER REPORT IL

Coming IN two days late thru
the mail The report OF tho West
Green lake observation-disclosures Ath.
lotic club game finally reached The
Star, Tho Merchants won. 20 2
Cox holding tho nuskies 10 three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
PIE ELL COPS ANOTHER

Pc Ell won It's second start OF
the season when it defeated tho
Aberdeen Hawks, at Pc Ell, Sunday.
o TO 8. -
Heavy hitting by Chilla, Ray, NJ
Kotula and Henry featured, along
with Leagues fine pitching. Chilla
lifted one out of the lot with two
mon on -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

Marking the biggest upset OF the
prep bali season Garfield Tuesday
defeated the league-iending Ballard
tosnerS. 0 10 7, at Garfield. ana broke
tho Beavers long string OF wins.
Credit for the Beavers defeat goes
10 FirEie Foster. captain OF the Gar.
field team. who famed three OF the
Beavers heaviest hliters one. two.
three. 20 win the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
WILLIAMS VS.. WHITE

C. {. Williams VS.. Earl White;
George Rider Va. Bill Carrie: How.
ard welssnborn Va. Chef Vincent.
One doubles match is TO be
played. each team captain 10 select
his own doubles team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

batteries. volneF. Watts. Miles and
Fowler, STAR. o'Danlcls and wu.
mont. Fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
INDIANS TRILMrII

shutting out the Lincoln team.
West Seattle trimmed the Abcs. 10
10 Q. a, West Seattle yesterday. bud
Stair held the Abes 20 two blngleA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

DoRTLAND, May cit waA
L Babe Ruth day at the ball yard
today when seattIe's Indians made
their first appearance here Tues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

DLAY viii start this weekend IN
L the Woodland Park tennis
league.
six thrcc.mcn teams viii swing
into action. The rosters Of The
clubs follow:
o. T. stephens, captain; Windy
tAngiie. C. o. Hatfield.
Dick Burr. captain: Paul Dyer
Earl Wilson.
Frank Kozlowsk. captain; Nor
man Whit. leroy Kelley
LEO Lagers,rom. captain; Ezra
pope. E.lmore Anderson
f.arf White. captain: cbei Vim
cent Bill Carrie.
&. c. Williams. captain; George
Rider. Howard weisenborn.
First Matches
The following singles matches are
scheduled this week:
BURR VS.. STEPHENS
o. T. stephens w. Paul Dyer;
Windy LangIie va. Earl Wilson;
Dick Burr VS.. c. o. Hatfield.
LaGERSTROM VS.. k0ZLOWSKI
Frank Koziowski va. Ezra Pope;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
QuAKERs cor

Behind tho fiossy twirllng Of
Frank Morss, Franklin was able 20
put over win against Roosevelt.
TO 4. at Franklin yesterday. Gin
meas home run in the first with one
on aided the Qnakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
BEAT
HUSKY NINE

Twelve errors, boots Of every na.
turc and description cost the Wash.
inEton varsity its bali game with
Washington State al Denny field
yesterday. The final score was 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

Golf Stars
Enter Meet
BY ALIEN c. ROSE

lLTHEN the Seattle municipal links
w decennial golt tournament. TO
be held ON tho Beacon hill course
May 0. II and II, gets under way.
BIN Soonan and Chuck Hunter. Ia.
coma's two best golfers. viii be on
hand to make bid for the honors,
This pair OF sterling young links
men sent in their entries late ycr,er'
day afternoon. alonE with the info
that several other players from the
city Of Destiny were making hr'
rnuEements 10 join tho crowd.
And It's going TO be some crowd
In quantity and quality that Il 10
grace seattlo's public golf COURSE
during that three-day medal play
session.
pixe Flcaxer Jack wos,lend.
hon stein, Lee steil. Harold Me
meyer. Harry H!ert, Gordon Haw'
nctmer Anderson. Tom Green, Mer'
lin McEiwainc. Roy Campbell. Hugo
Haakons. Larry Ives. Alex Gray.
Fred Jackson arc herewith men
toned 10 give you an idea OF the
quality that has already been listed
and received their starting time for
tcclug,ott.
Get busy. SC golfers. ard register
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Lane Real Lead-off Man

HIGHcLAss leadoff man is
Invaluable TO a ball CLUB and
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Woodland Park Tennis
Loop Schedule Listed

LEO Iagerstrom vs. Norman Whit.
1T: Leroy Kelley vs.. Elmore An.
tIerson.
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INNINGS pWched-suthcrIanu ? =, Moore
plus, Meckor Z plus. Hssty /. Winning
pitcher Plummer. Losing pitcher
Hasty Runs responsible for Meeker :.
sutherland ?, Moore 5, Hasty ?. Struck
out---Mecker ., Sutherland !. Hasty 10
Bases on bail-Sutherlaud g. Meoker L.
Moore g Piummer :, Hasty ., Stolen
bases - Eldrod, Emmer Home runs
BRAZIL 8, McCsbe Three-base hit--Balds
win. Two-hase hits-Tobin. High. Me-
Cam. Eldred. Sacrifice hit-E Balds
win. Triple play--Emmer to Brady 10 +,
Baldwin, Double plays-Braslll to Her.
man; Brasiil'to Brady TO Herman. Time
$40. Umpires--Casey and Teck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

Batteries' Wandcll and Rom.
stead: Cox and Enss,rom, Jackson
and AldHdse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
ANGELS BEATEN
SOLONS WIN

s. asn.pi'ANENTo. liDy O.. sncra.
\ a ,H defeated Salt Lake. 4 10 2.
h., '"s hrst game Of tbclr series
"re yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
TIGERS SECOND

By defeating Queen Anne ysh,er.
day. Is to ., Broadway tied Ballard
for the leadership OF the prep league.
broadway started with six runs In
tho first inning. and then forced
over three more in the next frame
ihe score; II. H. T..
hF"adWay .st.s.tt....t...ls rs :
queen anne 's..-....s... II 3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mckay and
Hun. Springer and Warner.
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|4OMERS WIN FOR INDIANS IN PORTLAND
221 ATHLETES I'm RELAYS HERE
Star League
EAGLES WIN

The btlated report OF the Garfield
EaEles'CllmaN club game IN The star
league has been received schaeb
pitched no.hit game against the
latter team and the Eagles won .
TO 1 II ls the first no.hit contest
ever registered In The Star league.
The score Il. II, T..
Climax Club ............ o 4
Garfield Eagles ...,,...a s g
Batteries Richie and fliuauinti;
Schaab and Murray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06

Batteries: Howe and Eimslic. Eek,
rem Burard, Foster and Carroll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
Garfield Is
WinnerOver
Ballard Nine
Beavers Handed Their
First Defeat of Prep
Ball Season
rRrr STANDINGS


RESULTS
broadway a. Queen ARns
Garfield ?. ballard T.
Garfield 3 Ballard Z.
Franklin q, Roosevelt g..
West seattle 10, Lincoln q.
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p.ts,s. y, Stewart Hulycy and
Shelienbuch and Shea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-06
BRAZIL Hits
Three Blows
Out of Park
McCabe Also Does Babe
Ruth Stunt, His Blow
Giving Tribe Lead
PACIFIC COAST LEAGuE
GAMES NEXT WEEK

Seattle at Vernon
san Francisco a. Sacramento.
Los Angeles at Salt Lake
Portland a. oakland.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

A. E. Lefcourt,
a millionaire real
estate dealer of
New York, pre-
senting his l3-
year-old S o n,
A | a n, with a
$lO,0OO,OOO New
York skyscraper
Mr.. Lefcourt, at
the age of the
son, was a New
York neWsboy.
or Il \ rhot">
Evening star., 1925-03-22

The new representative Of the
United States at the Court of ST
James, Alanson B. Houghton, photo
graphed after a conference at the
White House Ambassador Houghton
once represented this country in Ger
many. r,,,,,i ,.l,
Evening star., 1925-03-22

The new Japanese
Ambassador to
w a S h n G t o n.
Tsuneo Matsudaira,
and his family,
photographed in
Franklin Park the
day after their ar
rival in the Capital.
The children are
Setsuko. Masako
and Jiro.
National Photo
Evening star., 1925-03-22

busy day Quantico, with Marines preparing
Spring The fighting and their
equipment aboard transport Henderson for
the trip the Pacific Coast
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Evening star., 1925-02-26
U. S. LEGATION REPORTS
BAN ON AMERICAN FLOUR
Action of Greek Government in
Prescribing Degree of "Acidity"
in Product Protested.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, February 26.-A dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph from
Athens says a dispute has arisen with
the American legation concerning the
importation of American -four into
Greece. The Greek government al
leges that harmful results have ac-
crued from the oVer-acidity of the
-four and it has prohibited the entry
of any flour of more than $50 degrees
acidity.
The dispatch adds that the Ameri-
can legation has declared that the
prohibition is practically a ban on
American -four. The Greek govern
ment is submitting the dispute to an
expert investigation.
Evening star., 1925-02-26

Some people are so lucky, says the
office boy that they could throw
bread into the ocean and it would
come back chicken salad sandwiches