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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-11-20
Blue Laws for ALI
California Colds

Berkeley, Cal.-WOmen fresh
men who enroll in the Univer-
slty Of California will learn
that the wOmen's executive com
mittee has been active during
the summer vacation.
In outlying a campaign to
promote intellectual pursuits
rather than frivOlities, the com
mit.ee let It be known that Il
viii not tolerate:
Coming home from dances az
ter Que o'clock
Entertaining masculine friends
after O:3O p. m.
Hose rolled below the knee.
Too generous use Of rouge
and upstick.
All extremes in dress and con
duct
Indulgence 81 cigarettea
Petting paruea
Drinking int0xicants.
Notice win be served On al
women students that violations
81 the code win mean trial be-
fore the w0men's committee
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Plan Memerial to Ion Watsbn

Atlanta, Ga-"The Tom Watson
Memorial association" has been
launched. The object Of the assOcia-
ton Is TO erect a memorial or statue
Of the distinguished Georgian to be
erected either in the state capitol or on
the capitol grounds.
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JOin the American Red Cross whose
work is your expression Of your hu-
man impulses.
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.RATLWAY TIME.CARD.
MILWAUKEE TINE TABLE,

Leave Bozeman for Three Forks
No. $3.50 q. N,
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docs not go via Belgrade on
return trip from Three FOrks)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Defaults Hurt
Famous Tennis
Clubs TOURNEY

MEADOW CLUB. Southampton.
A'l l.. l., Aug. il.-Defaults in the
first round Of the Meadow clubs
invitation tennis tournament, in.
Guiding thnt OF the star drawing
card, Vincent Richards, just about
squelched the interest in this years
renewal Of one Of the oldest tennis
tournaments in America Richards,
the number / seeded player. found
it impossible to spend the entire
week at Southampton and sent his
regrets Howard AMI Robert Kin.
zie and Bryan /. C. Norton, the
former South African. now listed,
for tennis purposes, az an Ameri-
can, all advanced TO The second
round without stroking ball. be-
cause their opponents failed TO
come to scratch.
William r. Edwards defaulted 10
Howard Kinsey, J. J. johnson. to
Robcrty Kinsey and Francis VIII.
hanson TO Norton.
However, some of che lesser stars
were seen in action. DIR. George
King won from Robert Terrir. 6-l,
81; Hugh Kellehcr deteated II.
Graham. Tewksbury, 61. 60; Her
bert Bowman won from leighton
Brewer, GO, 6.3, and George Lott,
who had taken n default from Gail
Borden in the first round, van.
pushed Il. NJ. Jonklass in the first
match Of the second round tenn.
The Meadow clubs tournament was
first held &c years ego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Vancouver Polo
Team Wins From
Lewis Horsenen

VANCOUVER y. C.. Aug. IL
v yancouveTs first string polo
four won tho initial game in the
Pacific Northwest championship
series here Monday afternoon. de-
fcatlnE tho United States army
team from Camp Lewis By score
OF s to Z. after two minutes Of
overtime play.
Il was ono OF tho most thrilling
games ever sngCd in the North.
west, tho field icing dry and very
fast. Both teams played stellar
polo and the forwards on each side
were in fino fetrle. Norman prys-
dale and Tommy Wilmot scored four
each FOR the winners whilc Captain
Alexander and LIEUT.. Mlchelct
scored three each for Camp Lewis.
Parker scored the other goal Tor the
army team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Shade Fight
Making James
More Careful

NEW YORK, Aug. ii.-Jimmy
IN smticry begged TO be excused
from q fiEht with d rough character
named Make Roseubioom last week.
but he has agreed to flsht another
one perhaps not quite 90 rough. on
Tho night Of August Is. when Paul
Bcrlenh1ch win defend tho light
heavy weight championship against
Jack Delaney.
Tex Richard has persuaded Stat
terry 20 take a bout with Tommy
foughlon Of Philadelphia az the
uemi- final Of tho nerl7ubach Delaney
bout,
This win be sluttcry'a firt show.
ing here since Dave SHADE knocked
him out and Clipped about GO per
cent of his reputation as coming
heavyweight champion.
Richard also engaged Jack selvlc
Of PIttsburE to fight Louis viccnti,
the Chilean, in the samo entertain
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

Every professional, without cxcep-
ton, OF prominence in the North-
west is in the field. paired with the
cream OF the simon purcs in this
greatest Of all golfing tests.
Johnnie JUNIOR ana his amateur
mate, Rudy Wilhelm, who took the
title last year 20 the Portland Coli
club; Walter Pursey and Jack west
land. the crack team Of the Iugle-
wood Country club: Phil Taylor and
a. Vernon Macan Of the Victoria Golf
club. and many other duos are ex-
pected to return best-ball cards OF
under 10 on both rounds. There GER
tainly should be heaps Of great golf
on exhibition at Rainier today.
As forerunner TO the main event,
team match was played yesterday
between the professionals and the
amateurs in which the former proved
much too strong for their opponents,
winning by a 3Os points to liz
points score. Play rus at IS holes.
Here's the low.down on what hap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

selection committee would waive "a
further match between Richards and
Johnston and mako SIS selection on
the strength or their previous show
ing this season. including their long
fiyo-sct match AZ Forest Hills last
Saturday. which left both OF them
exhausted Johnston Won that
match, the association said there
would be- no advantage In such n
combat as the men were very evenly
matched and would only impair their
condition In another exhhusiing
struggle.
Now however. " has been decided
that they must meet in private
Wednesday afternoon and settle the
matter in a match Tor three sets out
Of five.
Helen WIS has been officially Sc
lected for No. position on the
American womcns team for the
Wightman cup competition with the
team 81 English women TO be played
Friday and Saturday az Forest Hills.
AifH Molh Mallory IL 10 be No. .
singles player Miss Wills and Mary
Browne win be the No. doubles
team, and AIlss Browne viii be cap
tain.
However the No. singles player
and The No doubles combination
hapc set 20 b. selected. by means
u test matches Tuesday and wcdncs.
day
Miss Browne and Eleanor Goss
VIII play a match Tuesday for the
No, 3 singles nomination. Wedncs-
dny. Mrs. May sutton Bundy and
Miss Goes win play Mrs. Molla Nal.
lory and Mu. Marion Jcssup for the
No, doubles post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Name American
Women's Tennis
Team for Meet

NEW YORK, Aus. 1is-slx OF
IN Americas greatest women ten
mis- players have been named 10
meet tho British team TO the
Wightmbn cup matches az Forest
Hina Friday and Saturday Tho
cup b. now Ia the possession or the
British team.
Tho American team named was
Helen wills national champion.
Mrs MolIa Mallory Mary Is.
Browne. Eleanor Cons. Airs. May
Sutton Buudy and Mrs Marion
Icrsup Tho United stntoa Lawn
Tennis association decided on an
other match between Vincent Rich
ards and Btly Johnston 20 decide
No position on the American
Davis cup team
Tho match viii be played tomor-
row afternoon AZ Forest Hila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

the round by-rpund battling Shade
had School GA tho run and n the
ropes hadn't been around the ring
ihe fiEht might have ended Ia Den.
yer or somewhere in that vicinity,
School has d reputation for being
smart defensive fighter who makes
it tough on tho other fellow by going
on his roller skates when the going
gets nasty
Shade haH always had class. but
- late he has been coming fast and
his sensational knockout or sltlcry
aud his defeat OF School proves his
right 70 "a crack at walker ard his
title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Leonard Walker
Fight in Offing

CINCINNATI.---Johnuy Cox. man
aEcr OF "Knockout' Leonard Of New
Orleans. announced today that he
had closed with Danny Goodman.
Los Angeles promoter. FOR Leonard
to box Mickey Walker. worlds vel.
terweight champion, IN a io-round
decision contest at Culver City Cal,
sept. "a. Leonard holds one
FUNDS knockout over Bobby Barrett
az Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Christy Getting
Slightly Better

NEW NORk-Accurdtng to reports
received here, Christy Mathewson.
whose recent relapse startled the
baseball world, has shown a marked
Improvement in condition Mt Sarannc
Lake and he probably win be able
to resume his duties as president OF
the Boston league club next season.
1t ia not expected, however, that
Matty will be permitted TO leave
the resort for several months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

TWO HOLES i'm ONE MADE HERE TODAY
Everyone but
specs" Famed

HGpECs' Toporcer. ono ~ the
- few players in baseball wc1r
ing "ohcatcu" mBy never sct tho
league on fire by bis htuus
ability But no can az least l1y
claim 90 ono unique distinctins
And that b.. that no was tho
only chap in the lineup or tho
Sd Louis Cardinals who didn't
ran when the great "D1zzy'
Vance OF Brooklyn hung up O.
new modern record by whiting
~ men Boo d l0-lnning game the
other dry
Mayhap Toporcer'a Fiasres per
miiIcd him 10 judge vance, tor
rifle speed better and thus escape
striking out A. any rate he was
tho lone survivor of a tanning
caango that numbered even the
famous Ilornsby. a thrce-timc vie
tim,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Cubs Buy Minor
League Slugger

HOUSTON, Tcx.-Il8rry AlcCurdy.
heavy hitting catcher or Houston,
has been sold 70 the ChicnFo white
soy for fan delivery. az figure
said 70 aggregate $4,000 in cash
and players The Bluffs are TO get
two players in tho spring McCurdy
hit 4Oi FOR the first half OF the sea.
son and Is now hating close TO the
400 mark lie bats lcfrhandcd. The
youngsicr. 10 is only 81 ycars old.
won hie spurs with the University
Of Illinois team mud was with the
81. Louis Cardinals in 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

ries 1t bis hall yUri this fan
The pickle kuut and liycrwurst
re0ncrtrH % CieclunaIl an suspended
ihrir speed up schedules aud laid or
thousands of Pickle. kraut aud liver
wurjt workers who had bctn taken
len 10 order 20 create d reserve store
ut these native Cincinnati dclicacicy
in anticipation Of a world series fga,
tiyai
The Reds we're in third place. only
two and one-half games behind tie
Giants when the day dawncd but
they had lost almost all tho advan-
tagc thcy gained b. the beating OF
the Cianta ihrcs Fnmes out u four
lin tie recent hys,erical series IN
.Clncipuau.
Tho Dodgers won the first game.
20 9 aud The other. 10 to :.
While this WIS taking place
the Giants were beating the ri.
rates 2 10 | in Pittsburg. Thus
the Giants reduced the gap BY
one fun game and are now three
and one half games back Of PITTS.
burg. The other games In the
league had no bearing on The
pcnnnnt business.
The Braves beat tho Cubs. . 70 3.
and the Cardinals won from the
Phillics by the same score.
The Athletics and Senators both
won in the American. so The Attn
letics aiill lead the Wnshinstons by
O game. Connie Mack's club won
from the Browns. s 20 4, and the
Senators beat tho indiana. 70 ..
The Tigers beat tho Red sox IN
Boston. 10 Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
TWO KAYOES

LOS ANGELES. Aug. l1.-Young
Callahan, middloweight boxer,
knocked out Kid ella in the final
round of scheduled four.round
bout here last night. Al Garcia, fly.
weight, scored k o, over Young
Fuentc, in the second round OF an.
other special event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Floyd Johnson
Loses Decision

PORTLAND. Aug. II Floyd
johnson. Of Auburn. and former
heavyweight title contender. lost n
i0.round decision to sam Baker. or
Hollywood. here last night John.
son bounced or tho floor In tho
second round when tho giant negro
hit terrific clip alongside the jnw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Interest Over
Tolley Taking
Up Net Sport
NEW YORK. THE recent decision

NEW N0Rk.-The recent decision
Of Cyril Tolley, former amateur golf
champion Of Great Britain, to for
sake the ancient game for two years
in order TO give his undivided atten.
ton to tennis, apparently believing
he has II In him TO reach tho front
ranks In the latter sport, is bound
10 attract deal of attention from
students Of form on both sides OF
the Atlantic. Tolloy spent several
months In this country last year and
at one time It was thought he had
made up his mind to settle here per-
mnnontly
Referring to Tolley's intention to
take UP tennis seriously, there always
have been certain ones advancing tho
theory that being good at ono sport
holds the key 20 success in others
II sounds good, but does It work out?
Where has There ever been national
champion enjoying the same dis
distinction at tonnis on where has il
tennis "champ" gntucd fame a-linlSs?
s=---=---------.-.a--.a.-.----
Pin factories of the world turn out
81 600 600 ping IA duy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
GODFREY MUST
III. CONSIDERED

George Godfrey is nobody's bum
IN the riuS, either. judging by what
Tho big black man has been DOING
~ late Hr beat Jack Hcnhult and
tipped over Tiny Herman ia three
rounds in bis last tyo fights and dih
IL eaH,ly Herman wlll never get
bumps on his head from wearing
rims voronets. but he's experienced
enough 10 avoid inockouts from the
average heavy weight
Godfrey, thru his clever manager.
Jimmy p0ughoriy. ia flooding these
United states with realms % publicity
concerning a match with Harry
wills, but ir seems as II he'll get
the ruu-arnuud much as Jack John.
son used 20 avoid sam Linsford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
SEEDED PLAYER
is ELIMINATED

CHICAGO, Aug. Thames Quick.
Dallas, Tex, seeded No. in the
national Junior tennis meet, was
eliminated in the first round yester.
day by Gregory Mangin. New York
an unknown. Cramston Holman.
San Francisco, and Harris Cogge.
shall, Dcs Moines, also seeded stars,
won their matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

ltdlnleI ibll ana
Country club a.
Q o'clock thi b
m ornin & a n d
some time along
about 6 O'Clock
this evening the
entire field OF "a
pairs 49, the larg-
est and claEsieat
entry llst in the
history OF tho
egent-Will have
turned IN their
best = ball scores
for SO holes and
the winner OF
this major honor
VII be l,nnWn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
BAILEY WINS
WITH HOMER

only nine hits were made by two
teams in which the Great Northern
nine won on four hits, , TO I, from
tho I,ucltcubuch Stcnmahlp club
Frank Baxloy, winning pitcher
clnchcd his own game by knocking
"a homo run with ono man aboard
the noolta lie allowed five hits,
whilc McCumbcr gave only four
Tho score. II, H. H.,
Great Northern .. 2 o
Luckonbach .u ..., 2
Batteries -BnXlcy and Whimsi
McCumbcr and Gardner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
TACOMA CARD
MKT

Tacoma viii stage the next smoker
in tho Northwest when the cakes
promoters put on their show az tho
American lake swimming pool Ted
Fraync and Roman Ranleri. heavy
weights. are en- tho slate Tor tho
six-round main event with Chcc Chez
Britt iackling Mike DE Pinto in the
semi windup Doesn't look Ike any.
/ thing much 10 Ket excited about. but
viii probably produce plenty OF ac.
ton as these kind Of cards usually do,
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at the plate and dangerous.
he made the biggest hit, as
he certainly could shag 'em
far and wide.
Whenever Ellis think, u Xii
leier he undoubtedly remembers
that game in 1890 that cost the
Angels the penuant ON the last
day OF the season. and rs coin,
eidence win have It. Il was Yer.
non, Ellis present baseball
haven. that beat out the Angels.
Ellis was on the bases and onc run
needed to tie the score. Somebody
dumped the ball down the first base
line and Stumpy Ellington. playing
FIRST base FOR Vernon. lct wild
heaye go for third base 20 head Off
Ellis. From nowhere. u seemed.
Johnny Mitchell. Tiger shortston.
flew thru the air. gnbbed the ball
and slapped il on Ellis as he over
slid third base and the game was
over.
Los Angeles won The first game
Of that series and needed only one
mGRAo win. but Vernon turned hack
49, club in every other Same
Of W series 10 cop the fling in ono
a the greatest finishes ever staged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

speeches, presentation OF trophies
and, Of course, plenty TO eat. as
James r, always puts It on right
whom he plays hosts TO Tho star
league winners.
Boldt, who used to own the Seattle
ball club still has weakness for
the national game and he's anxious
to encourage the youngsters on the
diamond, so he puts on this annual
spread for the champions Of The Star
league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
TIGERS USING
NEW sIIORTsTOP

Since Ellis took over the Tigers
he has been using Mike Finn, a
young infielder nurs@a along by Es-
sick for some time, ut shortstop. The
Tigers have two pretty fair short
stops in Ed Hemingway and Cor
don slade. but Ellis has been giving
Finn the call for this important de-
fensive berth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
M xIIY OUT or

Danny Murphy. star catcher OF
the Vernon club. is on the Hdelincg
for six weeks or more. with bro
ken bone Ia his right hBnd. He
was hit By a pitched bah in the san
/, Francisco series. two weeks ago.
and & wasn't known until last
Thursday that he had fractured n
bone. Murphy was out Of the game
for several week after breaking an
ankle during a game here.
Yves Griffin. second sacker and
utility man for the Tigers. is help.
ing out Rod whitney behind the
plate. Griffin IS getting away with
,hs sGi well. considering that he
han7 gone behind the plate for sew
eral years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

GIVING ut ne a e. y
Walker plenty OF
chances 90 wrin-
kle his young
Irish b ro VI.
howcd that his
knockout or Jim
my SlBttery WAS
no flukr when hr
beat Frankie
school in san
Francisco Stature
day
shade dropped
ghooll once dur.
Ing the fight and
according 90 tho
press accounts az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

Vincent Richards
and Little bin
Johnston hbd
better play ON
other singles test
match after an.
to decide which
one 10 20 be-
named Tor the
No 2 position on
the team 10 Dr.
fend tho Davis
cup. william r.
Tuden H., being
No. l.
Sunday tho as
HocIutiOn an
nounced that The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
TIGERS NEED
MORE PINCu

When your correspondent visited
TIE Tigers in spring training This
spring. along with most OF the
scrlbes. he told you that the Tigers
wouldn't get very far unless they put
a few men In the lineup who could
hit. Tho Tigers have fair defensive
ability, are fas, and have good piteh-
ing. but lack Of punch has kept them
in the second division. Since Ellis
took over the club they have climbed
ont Of the basement, but SIN have a
long ways TO 80 before they viii ad-
vance anothes notch The Tigers
are trying to get Elmer smith, for
mer worlds series hero while q
member of the 1920 Cleveland In
dams. Smith Is now doins utility
outfielding duty with the Cincinnati
Reds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
KRAMER WINS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.
George CLANCY Baltimore fighter,
was last night Knocked out by Dan.
ny Kramer here, in 40 seconds.
Kramer started punching at the
gong and had the boxer reolng NJ
the first few seconds of fighting.
before scoring the Knockout blow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

Rubo EIIis having succeeded Bill Esslck rs
leader of the Bengals.
1t will be u case OF Ellis pitting his wits
against the cagey baseball brain of Red
klllefer the smartest manager in the mi
nors, during this series, and as Ellis played
under killefer for several years while the
Seattle pilot was managing the Los Angeles
club, Ellis knows what he's up against.
Ellis was one grand outfielder and there
hasn't been a better fly hound in this
league, with the possible exception of Chef
Chadbourne, who was also some boy when
1t came TO dragging down the flies
Ellis played left field for Killefer when
ne winning pennants and while never a
in the Coast league he was smart man
Id dangerous. 1t was in the outfield that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
GETS DECISION

ATLANTIC CITY. " j.. Aug. II.
Wilbur Cohen. New York feather.
won The decision over Indian Rus.
sell. veteran boxer here last night
Sd "a speedy ciehtrouud mix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Black and
iLheLn1
Do 1t
Pro-Amateur Meet Being
Held; Pros Beat Ann
ateurs Monday
BULLETIN

Two holes in one were made
Ia tile morning round Of the
pro-amateur golf play on tie
Rainier links, Willie Black, the
Bellingham professional sinls-
Ing his tee shot on The sixth
hole, a distance Of 12j yards,
and Rudy Wilhelm, made the
fourth hole, 200 yards, in one
Stroke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

{ T r r louiu s slX
games IN a row.
the Brooklyn Dodg.
err took two violent
slams AT the clncin-
matt Reds Monday
afternoon aud tom
porarily tuspendc
the plans Of Harry
HERMANN "a en-
trriain a world 90,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
LOSES CALL

REyEREE. Mass. Aug. ii.-Joo
stocssell. or New York was defeated
here last night by George Cook.
heavyweight from Australian, In a
one-aided io,round bout Cook was
outwelghed 20 pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

this year. las
been set back
until Thursday
night. tho orig
inal date having
been Wednesday.
At Z p. m.
T Thursday the
young COBB $,
S Speakers and
Ruths who wore
the livery OF the
Falkland team,
win be the guests
of Jim Boldt, the
restaurant man,
at his Third ave.
restaurant an d
there will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
COAST

GAMES THIS WEEK
vernon nt Seattle.
Oakland az Portland.
salt Lake at san Francisco.
Sacramento at Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

hes the ooptain-elcct Of the 1926
Wisconsin, varsity crci1. Ne also
holds the distinction Of being the
only Badger coracaiH 10 be so
h0nored. Coulter Is Just mite.
standing fire Jcet three and ireigh-
ing no. HE'S 20 years old aud a
senior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
WHERE OTHER
TEAMS PLAY

The big series this week opens IN
san Francisco today with tho Salt
Lake Bees trying to cut down the
big lead the Seals hold azain. Port
lind viii entertain Oakland and Sac.
ramento goes TO Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
BY ALEX C. ROSE

DLAY in tho third annual pros
L amateur Pacific Northwest gold
championship got underway AZ tha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Shade Has
Proved
Glass
Defeats of Slattery and
Schoell Show He De-
serves Walker Bout

DAVE SHADE has proved his ring
~ class
Tho California wetlerwelEht. who Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Star League
Banquet Set
forThursday

VNHE banquet for tho Parltland Ath-
i lctic club tosscrs. who won the
star lnnIar hAAnhnn ehhmnlnnshIn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Vernon Pilot Used to
Play for KiHefer
Ellis Was One of Best Outfielders in Coast League
When He Played Left Field for Present Seattle
Manager at Los Angeles; Other Gossip
By Leo Il. Inssen

NTHEN the Vernon Tigers trot out the Rainier Valley
wv diamond TO open their weeks stay here this after
they will be under the drection of now wing masnr