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OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA
GYAR HTRLAPOT ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE-
T0KET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Portland Girl
Wins National
Shoot Honors

DAYTON, o.. Aug. 26.-Wlth six
~ national title events shot off,
shooting was resumed today in the
Grand American tournament at
Vandalla.
Amassing run OF zoo, S. NJ.
Crothcrs, Chestnut Hills, Pa, an.
nexed the American amateur clay
target championship yesterday.
Gladys Reid, Portland. Ore, shot
1855 and won the women's national
amateur championship.
Jimmy Bonner. New Yorlts boy
marvel, broke 1917 targets, 81 moro
than his nearest competitor, to win
the national junior championship.
A five.man team representing
Texas won the state team event
with 966.
Homer Clark, East Alton, ILL.,,
broke 1919 birds to annex the ma
tional professional championship,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
La COste and BOrOtra Are
Beaten in Doubles u pset

ished. altho ut times they FLASHED
while after the same ball.
The accident to Borotra occurred
during the seventh game OF the sec.
ond set, while the flnshy French
player rushed TO the net to XIII"
n lob. AS no reached tho net his
ankle gave way. and his partner had
to carry him to the Judges stand,
After tho injured member was mas
saged and bandaged. Borotrn smil-
ingly insisted on continuing play
and limped out to finish the match.
Another French team, j. BruEnon and
l.. Deiguls we're eliminated from further
competition by the Bill Tllden Sandy
Wainor combination of Philadelphia,
Gel, 6-i, "a. Ga.
Manuel AlonEo and Eduardo Fladuer
defeated Brian I, O. Norton and Wrny
brown OF st. Louis 10 60, al, rs.
Tho Australian team Gerald Patter-
son and j. Il. Hawkes., eliminated $. II,
VoHhol and A. II. Chaplin, Springfield.
Moss, 90. ga, oil.
Howard and Robert Klnsey, Los An
gcleu. defending champions. defeated q,
Il. Gardner and II. II. Guild az. go, o.,
Vincent Richard, New York. and X,
N. Williams, Bryn Mawr. Pa, defeated
Gerald stratford and Cranston Holman
| go, 70. O.,
Little Bill". Johnston and Clarence
| Griffin. San Francisco, defeated A. d.
| T'hnyer anu 4 w, Pearson. Philadelphia,
| 6-i. Gel, ia, AL
Luclon wlliamH and George NJ, Lott
Jr. OF Chicago, advanced by tho default
| OF Raymond Casey, San Francisco. mart
nor Of Nat w, Niles, Boston, VIII undor.
went q Rudden operation Tor appendicitis
Opponents In tho quarter final round
| "wednesday were; Richards and VII
llama va, Alonso and Flaqucr, tho Kin.
scys Va. WHITE and rhalhcmcr; John.
ston and Griffin VS.. ridden and wcncr
and Patterson ana Hawkes. w. l.. VII.
| llamH and Lott,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
il Barba Not
Champion for
.N.Y.Connish

>TEw YORK. Aug. 2s.-Fldsl Ia
Y Barba. is-year-old Pacific Coast
yhtsr who separated frankie Genaro
ON the fiyweisht championship ut
% Angeles Saturday night may not
regarded as champion after all
least not IN New York. The New
TX boxing commission has de-
red Il will not be able 20 rceos-
&c him.
kssurthermore. the commission says
IA tho earnestness OF ono who
ans K. that Ia Barba couldn't
fight in an elimination tournh-
!, II one were held TO decide n
champion. Hes too young. The
) law forbsds minors 10 engage in
) than six-rouud bouts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

league and one-tlme pennant con-
tender.
Art Nohf. who used 10 pitch for
coal miners teams out around Terre
HAute. Ind. before coming to the
big time. won close decision, TO
6. over Pitchers Pete Donohue and
Brady OF the Reds AT the Polo
grounds. Meanwhile. the Pirates
went from tho sublime 10 the ridicu.
lous. Having soundly whaled the
Giants, who comprise extremely
tough baseball opposition in a series
just closed. the Pittsburgers went to
Boston and permitted the last place
Braves TO tan them for 2 TO !
count.
The Phillies and the Cubs, in
their stirring fight for sixth
place. staged circus exhibition
such as only the Pbillies and
Cubs can provide. Chicago won.
10 10 10, obtaining 90 hits TO
the Quakcrs 10.
Five home runs or the equivalent
OF good weeks work for Babe
Ruth, in the dear dead days Of 1921,
were among the blows. Brooklyn
crept within one point OF the fourth
place Cardinals. by beating them.
8 to I.
The Athletics and Washing.
ton In the American league con-
tined their merry slide together.
While st. Louis was disposing
Of the Senators in the Browns
bali yard, 8 to 2, Philadelphia
fell victim 10 the Cleveland In.
dians. 4 10 8.
Babe Ruth failed to continue his
string Of three home runs in three
days, but the Yanks won anyway
over the White sox in Chicago, 70
4, thereby stopping the New York
losing streak OF four games.
Detroit turned back the hapless
Boston Red soS. IL to 4. The Tigers
made nine runs in the first inning
and then added five later on for
good measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

lntcrseclional play. have signed up
for The Stars meet.
BIN Taylor and whi,comb Gull.
Han head the local stars who are
entered In tho meet IN tho mems
division. eltho surprise may be
wrought by tho other entrants
against tho moro favored pair.
In tho junior division Tom
Todd. Of the Seattle Tennis club
Is entered. Todd was the sur.
prise Of tho juniors In the re.
cent state tourney, being near
the finals before eliminated by
Howard LanElir.
Play will start Saturday. August
20. I'm the tourney and viii continue
turnout the following week. II Ia
planned 20 have tho finals run OF
either Saturday or Sunday. altho
sunday play Is looked upon with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

Mrs. Catherine Hurley, one Of Taco
mas strongest golfers.
This match promises 10 be real
scrap as the pair have met several
times during the past three years and
tilc results have always been close.
Mrs. Frank Sumner. EYerett'B ia
vorlte. dropped out Of the running
when she lost a to verdict to
Mrs. Hurley.
Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh. the Sc
attic Golf club ace, and her club
mate. Mrs. TomlSins, teed-off
against each other in today's
second round The former won
the right to meet Mrs. Tomlsins
by defeating Mrs. Mathewson, 9
and 5. while Mrs. Tomkins de-
feated Mrs. ID. T.. Twitchell, the
Inglewood champion. and /.
Tho ease with which Mrs. Fred
Jackson breezed thru yesterdays
match against Mrs. w. Tracy, 1917
and 1918 Pacific Northwest cham
pion. is positive proof that The
jackson golf is almost flawlesa.
The score was 8 and Z. huff sed"l
Opposed TO Mrs. Jackson in to-
days play Is Mrs. j. c. Bridge
man, who created a mild surprise
by defeating Mrs. III. o. Young
In the first round, two and one.
The closest OF yesterdays matches
was the one between Mrs. w. Patter-
son, OF Aberdeen. the 1922 state
champion. and Mrs. g. Regal. easily
the top player in tho eastern part OF
the state.
This tilt was decided after an extra
hole. Mrs. Patterson's birdie four giv.
Ing her tho call and qualifying her
for place in the second round to-
day. where she faces Mrs. L. Wheel
er. OF Bellingham. who won her first
round match against Mrs. Inmany,
six and five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

spread even 20 tho s,ilt beds around
hero az hitter. opened tho first
inning after Brady had walked. with
a homo run ovcr tho left field fence
The remarkable feature % his per
formsnca was the fact that Brazil
is a left.handed batter. and tho riEhi
field fence was tho logical place for
tho ball TO FAIL over
All went well for the locals
until the seventh inning when
tho Indians busted tho ball at
the same time tho Ponder.
Wits pitching choice. busted.
Seven runs completed tho mas.
sacro In that frame, before
Iiulyey. who did tho relieving
duty, had retired tho side.
Enough Indians had gone 10 the
trip for a full game. Early Baldwin
getting hit twice IN tho same
frame.
Manager KIllefer used n little
strategy when he lcried RUSSELL,
who started The game, for
stryker. Stryker was In turn
relieved by Dumovicli. Tho
three pitchers had allowed but
seven hits between them and the
bases ON balls wcrc moagerly
dtshed up also.
killcfer believes IN giving his stat,
AZ little work as possible for this
engagement and he has fresh sup.
ply on hand.
Salt Lakes only runs came ms 4
result OF home runs. In the nth
inning. sheehan lotted ono over the
teneo for tho Bees first tally and
two moro were added Ia the seventh
when Wit hit a four. baEEer with
one man on base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
MAIN EVENT
PUT on EARLY

The main event was put on rs the
fourth bout as rain had started to
fall and the customers yodeied for
tho Lomskl-collma fight TO start.
The semi-windup finished up
the card and Il WAS n sad anti.
climax. Clare Bronco ought to
quit fighting before he starts
cutting out paper dolls. lie
can't fight, never could and
never win be able to. All he Is
Is a human punching bar. Al
Webster hammered him all over
the ring for two or three rounds
and IL WAS finally stopped. most
Of the fans having started
homewurd.
Rubs Finn tried a comeback las,
night. but no has his old trouble
OF folding UP when the going gets
tough and he lost decision 10
Jack Norman after four rounds,
Norman had dynamite in his nigh,
mltt. let I, be said that Finn hand.
cd the sailor boy two beautiful
sinners as souvenirs for the even
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

Star Mile Swim ENTRY
to Close ON Thursday
SlpiRimors!


Thursday is your last chance 10 enter The Stars an
nai mile marathon soins which tcU be held h Green
Lake Saturday.
There to be tleo races, for and for
men
All that is accessory 10 enter is to send your and
address to the sporting editor Of The Star.
Al Swimmers entered must be members of the 4. A.
H. and these cards be obtained from Norman Barteis
at the Seaboard Branch Of the Dertor Horton bank The
charge is 20 cents
So you icaRt 10 test your swimming ability the
mile COURSE get busy and send ia that entry,
Dad" Henry is managing the sicims IN conjunction
Wth the annual Neptune club carnival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
May Rematch
Two Fighters

MATE pRUNMAN plans 20
~ stage a return bout here be.
tween Leo Lomskt and Bert 60.
iima. a week from next Tuesday.
n, the bail park, lie IL also an.
er a bou, between Vie Foley.
Canadian bantam champion. and
Frankie Genaro. former fiywelght
champion. who was beaten by
Fldel Ia Barba. at the Crystel
Pool. IN October.
Dutch Meyers. manager OF Co
lima. says that he win not let
his charge fight hero unlesa tho
conditions at the rlnEside arc i'm.
proved. Before entering tho ring
with ColimR las, night. no said
that tho lighting conditions wcro
very poor 70 fight under.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Dugan Injured;
May Be Out for
Rest of Season

|HICAGo. Aug. 2e.--Joe Dugan.
ostar third sacker for the lowly
New York Yanis, may not play
again this year. owing TO bad
knee which has been giving him
trouble all season.
Dugan injured the knee again in
Mondays game with the Indians.
and Manager Higgins announced
here Monday that tho third bnso-
man probably would be sent to his
home at scarsdale, n. y. for the
remainder OF the season. Bob Meu.
sci played third in Tuesdays game
with the White Sox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Starry OOdIdnd Park Net
Entries to Close TOniqht

diaiayor by many OF tho entrants
School viii not interfere with
the tourney. rs classes nrr not
assembled until September 7,
and the tournament win be
completed before that time.
Entrants should check over the
list following and Sec n their name
appears. n not they should set
ia touch with tho Sports Depart
ment OF Tho star The entries re.
criyed BY Tuesday afternoon are as
follows
MEN's ENENTs-Ksnusth Duucan. ",
~ KsnHrdY. Henry pufs5u. Henry
shapiro. Aimed WATSON, Denny murray
Vincent gairsda walter Thaysr naF
psDta. Herbert gihsun. raul Frederick.
Howard Bennett sam strong =, Del
purul Frances EetfHum. ~ \. Btssu.
Prank HoaEisna. % w. EanEdsr. Pres
ton Mcdonald. Ralph frlR, a. = Ste
phsns. Merit Day. G. q Williams Frank
KsEioussi. Erie a. Beet A. ". uunohus
Charles sparks Charles nsAn. Warren
brown. Jack aabbsr, George tianiin
Cecil rrtiilohu. X. wiitsis. bernard
lager, Kenneth Wallace. T. n, ksirh.
nsr. John u HsutY. nusisr BhisiaG Paul
Coleman. unl gurrY. Tom Todd. i-us
Nssaa Eugene Smith. Eugene Oldham
Clarence Hsskusr O. r. prurT. Garfield
Johnson. Harry tAfsnn. J ". LAuslis
Alss winstoa, Biiiy Ssrtifk. Paul
EfsdrFlsksan. Howard npfnsgt Arnold
Andsfson. 2. Anderson. FtaH HaibrDos
, D. Mcdragh, Whllrofnb Quiiiisa. nui
Taylor. Arnold FtibefE. Paul Sutherland
Leroy Kelly. WlaFubggH. Don wy. WAfus
o'Hrisa. IA HAnlsT Harry Hunt, Paul
EUEis Jbbh CuFtan, C. Hoidra and bert
Cufran
JUNIOR noNS' EyrNTs-fausit No,
Eeown. Tsrfy pnhlrF Donald t.1tE. Sum
HEr psrarnr. Robert Eitap Hollis iiosasil
Shirley HpfaEE. uTeuFuia spFaEE. Charles
Hsan Al clarke alsh usits. hob HFeEs
uRrvT Larson. Robert Hulth. John Tay-
ler. Carl thtdsu. HYrr Alexander. George
Powell 1911 Howard itsi tHersan. Roger
Jahusun. usTHafd taEsr. uus'sr Hhirida
lie yuaUd auntusF aud nAiy ssmktrE
wuMEN's INENTS-Tbrtma MBifr
Mafls MeSAh. Rita Never Irene Atsph.
ems. riinar stephens. Mildred Ana Daaa.
Mrs, Leroy KELLEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

DROOKLfSE, Mass, Aug. 26.-1n
ID one OF the most surprising ten.
mis- upscts Of the year. two Unlvcr-
sity OF Texas youths, Lewis White
and Louis N. Thalhoimcr. South
western champions. Tuesday hum
blcd tho crack French Davis cur
pair. Reno Lacoste and Jean
Borotra, In tho second round play
Of the 45th national doubles cham
pionship,
After 2 hours and 40 minutes OF
brIs,ling play, in tho early part OF
which Borotra, "the erratic," turned
nm ankle and was forced to havo II
bound UP by n physician, the Texan'
were chalked up tho winners by the
elongated score OF To, SO, Ga
81, Ca
The victory OF White and
Thalheimer over the French
team, which recently swept the
Wimbledon, England, tourna.
ment for the British champion.
ships. was the outstanding upset
Of the present tournament. The
Texans were the last seeded
team out OF eight American
combinations thus disposed Of In
The draw, while Borotrn and La
cosie were the second seeded
foreign combination, ranking
! next TO the undefcntetl Pattcr.
son aud Hawkes. ~ Australia.
Whites bullet service particularly
bothered the Fronchmen. lie SCORED
several clean cut service aces. Tn,
Texas team play was generally pol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Local Player
Leads Senior
Golf Tourney

VICTORIA. b. c., Aug. "a
0randpops and great. grand.
pops met here yesterday In thu
qualifying round for the Seniors
Northwest Golf association tourney.
on oak Bay links
+. r. Van Tuyl. OF Seattle, had
the best score. with 7s. and led the
qualincrs.
The 10 players who qualified for
the frat round Of play are as
foiiovgss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
sIIEyIIN
STOPPED

Jimmy sheylin started In like a
whirlwind and ended up very
calm young man. so calm in fact
that II took about 10 minutes for
him to come out OF IT, The change
was brought about by right hand.
owned and directed at tho sheylIn
chin by Duke Potter. II all hap.
pencd in the first round.
Johnny Woods was given tho call
over Harvey Paine. a young colored
boy in the opener Woods carried
the fight. Paine made n nice show.
ing In his first professional fight.
Lonnie Austin and Blddy Bishop
made their bow es boxing partners
with last nights show and n fine
crowd turned out for tho scrap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

IL can stop anything you've got"
he told tho title holder after he had
watched him shadow box for n
crowd Of fans.
GIVE this boy some mittH."
Dempsey fairly shouted.
Tho fans. who had paid 10 cents
admission each, ohocred wildly
when Dempsey tried In vain for
three rounds 10 floor tho young
Hercules. The champion landed as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Tacoma Boxing
Reopens Soon

poSiNG VIII reopen IN Taco.
- ma tho first week In Sep.
TENDER, according 90 John Pepe
and John shanklin. who viii al
ternatc as promoters.
Some bouts were staged this
summer in Tacoma, and one was
held AZ tho oakcs, in a floating
ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Truck Dr1Uer Gets job
as Denapsey's Spar Mote

hard and Ms often az ha was able
and the hlg stranger took II all
wiihou, a CULVER.
Dempsey. handling his own busl.
ness affairs. Immediately disposed
OF another heavyweight TILE con.
tender by signing the youth MS his
HparrinE partner.
Dempsey says no ~ IN training
for tho tentatively arranged fight
with Harry wills. negro challenger,
to be held In tho Middle West next
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
SEALS SIGN
: . AUG JOLLEY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 26,--Aug
Jolley, pitcher and outflelder of the
Corsicana. Texas club, has been pur.
chased by the San Francisco Seals
and viii report September 3, Jolley
Is II right.handcd thrower and bats
left .handed He has won l6 and lost
I games this year and last season
poled out 27 home runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

AffeN A'A WV NV
In all events.
except the wo.
m on IS play.
there have been
many entries 10,
cciyed The lack
Of interest OF
women players
IN tho court
game IN Seattle.
has been pro,
nounced all this
season.
Many stars.
several Of whom
have been enter.
ed in tho state
tourney and tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

town at tho end
OF this berior
with most Of the
gam cA tucked
away TO their ad
vantage started
out as tho they
Intended 10 carry
their action d
thru in other
ways besi def
mere words The
Heca cnmn out
on tho short end
OF n 10 20 :
score hero yea
tcrday.
Frank BRAZIL.
whose fsms has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
INDEPENDENTS
STAGE FINALS

Wilson and Kreitle will meet the
Rainier Valley Merchants to settle
the independent baseball champions
ship of Seattle next Sunday. Tho
other teams which were in the play.
off have been eliminated from tho.
series. The game will be held at
Columbia playfield at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

links test for the
Women'B cham,
plonahip OF tho
state Of Wash.
inEton.
MIS- g g.
Cary the title.
holder. and med.
allst In Monday
qualifying round.
was az the top of
her game when
she defeated
Mrs Dean Car
pcntcr a local
star, In tho first
round 8 and 2.
She Is matched
today against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

The youngSter planted right smash to
Bert Colima's brown chin the second round
of their scheduled six-round bout at the
Coast league ball park last night, dropping
the Los Angeles Mexican like the we'll
known log and Bert prepared to take the
nine count.
As 1t was, Colima forgot his arithmetic
or something, and he was still on the floor
when Referee Moe snapped out the count
of 10, at least Moe claimed he was.
Colima wasn't knocked dead, but nobody
will say that Lomsh didn't drop him fairly
and squarely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

7 no heavy.
weight cham.
plou hired the
young giant al
that figure for
the exclusive
privilege OF pun.
melting him as
often and as
hard m no might
feel the urge,
The truck drly.
or amllrd into
Dcmpscy's train.
ing pen today.
lust to look
over tho cham.
pion."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

'baIl'd tor hulv'y IN ninth.

Seattle ,....... 7ooOTl do
Salt Lake ...,,... 0 00Ioao o 4
Home runs Brazili. sheshsn. VT,
Twosbasa hits--Hsrtnsn :, y. baldwin.
Brady, Frederick Stolen bass-iIsrInan,
Struck out Ponder 2 russell 1, Dune
yich !. Bases on balis--Pond,r !. UuIySy
:. Fusssll l. stryker /. Dumovloh 1. In
nlbEs pitched Russell 2. strykor 4. Pom
der ~. Runs responsible for--Pond.r &.
Hulvsy :. stryker /, Dumovich z. Credit
victory TO Russell. Charge defeat to
Ponder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
Giants Shave
Pirates Lead
With Victory

J. W 70 r k s
Giants. chastencd
by Pittsburg,
found somebody
they can lick and
Tuesday proceed
ed TO polish off
I h c CIncin-
natl Reds. would =
be contenders for
second place in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

r os ANGELES. Aug. IS hat.
IL Ting ZeIEier. husky Ia-year.
old truck driver, became Jack
Dsmpsoy's nsw playmate today at
$50 ter. week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

A T o'clock Wednesday evening
"a entries for The starry Wood
land park tennis tournament
wero 20 close and plans were 10 be
made 10 draw up tho schedule OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
FIRST ROUND
WAS FAST

Tho first round was plenty fast
with Lonski forcing tho going. Co
lima had the moro polished boxing
form. but no seemed bcWildercd by
the rushing tactics OF tho Northwest
erner. Lomskl carried the night and
he used snAppy LETT hook to the
head tn tho clinches.
Lomski also used his speed 10
good effect. ducklng inside and
away from Collma's few leads.
Coiima showed a real threat In
his left hook and right TO the
head.
It's too bad that the scrap ended
tho way Il did as Il promised some
real action had Il gone tho rest OF
tho route. but the referees word Is
the final say when IL comes 20 such
things and it goes in tho record book
as a knockout for Lomskl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
BrQZfII'S
Homer
Helps
Tribe Wallops Bees, 10 to
3, in First Game of
Second-Place Battle

GAIT LAKE CITY. Aug. 2sl-Tho
~ Seattle Indians. whose aim and
ambition II 20 depart for their home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

LOS ANGELES, Aug .6.--Lew
Paluso, Salt Lake CITY, last night
won a lOround decision over Johnny
Lamar, here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
FIVE LOCAL WOMEN GOLFERS WIN!
Mrs. Cary
Stars at
Everett
Seattle Entry Defeats Mrs.
Carpenter; Spokane
Star Eliminated
BY Alex c. Rose

EVERETT. Aug. 2G.-seattle. with
~ five players teeing Off IN the
second round matches this morning.
r. atill very much In evidence in tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26
HOMERS WIN

Two home runs by Tom Gibbs
helped Kirkland defeat Redmond. 4
" ., at Kirkland. Louis Britain
ana Jimmy ClaIton were twlrllng
'T the rival teams, with Britain
ssllng the better Of the argument.
Kirkland, since recognizing It's
,,Hess. has won 10 straight games.
~ record for the scason Is n wins
ol' Of 20 starts II would like to
= ~ game with some Seattle
Vpro team
~hc score n. H. r.,
m,.'nonda 80. imam. q 9 2
"Nand 30. ........ 4 2
A'terics--L. Britain aud W Brit.
VA chxton and Warner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-26

Perhaps Colima didn't hear
the count with the terrible
racket that was raised around tho
ripg when he hlt tho canvas. bur
anyhow Moe claimed that no was
lingering on tho resin when he said
10 and that's all there was 20 Il.
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coin of the realm the line TO the scrap yelled bloody
murder when Moe gave the fight TO Lomski the fight
was just getting hot
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Mexican fingers Too
Long on Floor
Colima Jumps Up After Referee Moe Had Counted
10, and What Promised to Be Great Fight Was
Terminated in the Second Round
BY LEO II. LASSEN

go LoMSKl, the blond Aberdeen boy has tossed away
l. his hats and caps and other common headgear for
today he the Coast middeweipht crown
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NOSE OUT SACS

SACRAMENTO, Aug. IS. - The
Portland Beavers clipped Sacramento
for 3 to victory here yesterday in
10 innings. The Beavers had an
early lead but the Sacs tied it up
in the seventh inning only TO lose
out in the final frame.
The score: r. II. ID.
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SEALS VICTORS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2s-It
Los Angeles had any hopes OF de-
feating the Seals in the first game
OF the season, they were fooled yes
terday for tho local team sucaked
over n TO 6 win In 10 inning, here.