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AGGIES' COACH
WORKING TEAM

Coach schisslcr II polishing up tho
more or less ragged plays Of his
o. A. c. football squad. Tho AsgIes'
game with GouzsEa last Friday
showed real offensive and defensive
power, altho II was obvious the
team needed moro drilling The
Aggics will meet Whitman at Port
land Saturday and 20 TO Palo Alto
TO play Stanford next week.
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Big Steve Chuckaiuk allowed the
opposition TO get nine blows from his
delivery. but HIS mates gave him
wonderful support; sensational one.
handed catches by Lane. Emmcr.
cutshnw and Elliott and four double
plays were few u tho happenings
registered In that ere bail game.
Three ullies came over IN the sec,
ond frame. Ellloirs out with the
bases fun scoring Lane. and Ted
Baldwin's infield single and nm error
by Riconds accounting for the runs
By Cutshnw and Eldred.
BraIill's single In the fourth
and his triple In the sixth were
converted into runs.
4 triple by Manager Truck Han.
nah and an inneld hit by WINE
hunnofield gave the Portiandrrs
their final run in tho ninth inning.
The locals took kindly 10 Harrison n
pitching for total Of Is lusty bin.
Fles. Of which Brick Eldred and
George f~Claney'J Cutshaw collected
three apiece.
II was real bail game and some
Of tho catches made by the local play.
crs were Of the Sam Rice brand.
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MICHIGAN GRID
SQUAD STRONG

The University Of Michigan eleven
has line composed entirely Of vet
Grams. and the backfieid IL also made
up OF experienced men. Captain
Brown. center. is looming for an All
American berth with his work in
the early games Coach Fielding
Yost has the hes, team OF any ne
has had 10 work with this year.
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TRAYNOTs
AGAIN

Pit Traynor. whose spectacular
fielding and hitting has distin.
guished him in the series. then
crashed a single past second for the
tying run.
Moore's winning wallop. a drive
over the left field shortened
fence, came in the fifth.
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WAIVER, RHYME
WITH PIRATES

DtTTSBuRG Oct "a Aliha they
have one OF the best inflclis N
baseball now. and surplus % good
outrsldera. too. the Pirates have
paid 800. 900 Tor an apprentice short,
stop and an apprentice outficldcr
who win report fnf trials next spring
Tho club officers Tuesday evening
confirmed reports that Hal Rhyme
and Paul wnner. shortatop and out,
fielder. respectively. have been pur
chased from tho San Francisco team
o. the Coast league
Joe Dcviue. The Pirate scout, rec
commended the youths
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fesling thar an football relations
pe,wesn the two schools were can
,eled
II was said AZ the time that the
Yalo feeling " an,agonlsm was
prompted BY the fact that George
Woodruff, an old Yale player. had
been secured as coach 81 the Penn
steven,
Yale figured that he should
have been coach nj Male and
took every advantage To humble
hhe IA the eyes Of the Iii fol.
lowcr>.
California played Pennsylvania
as, year on New Years day and
wou. "a 10 0
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81 in Huskies'
Gridiron Party

THE Washington eleven. which
Il len hero last nigh, FOR their
game with Nebraska University
AZ Lincoln. Neh. viii arrive
there Friday They win stop at
Billings on Thursday while en-
route and viii take part in dem
onstrations being planned by
alumni along the route
They win leave Lincoln satur-
day evening and win return 10
Seattle Tuesday. October 20.
Four coaches two managers
and Is players loft Tor the big
game
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REFUSE TO
PAY BOXERS

KANSAS CITY. Kan. oct. ia
Tho Kansas state boxing commits.
sion refused TO pay Harry Gaifund
and Phil KruE. welterwclghts. their
share Of tho gate receipts because OF
the refusal Of either boxer TO mix Il
in n scheduled i0.round bou, here
last night.
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Floyd johnson
Will Box With
Wills Oct. 26

NEW YORK. oct I'LL Harry
IN Wills viii meet Floyd Johnson.
tho Washington heavyweight. IN a
i2-round bout in Newark, October
%. according to announcement by
Babe culnan. Newark promoter.
Cuinan said Paddy Mullins, wins
manager. had closed Tor the negro
and tha, he had obtained Johnson's
promise 20 fight over the long dts
lance telephone from Seattle. where
Johnson is now living Financial
arrangements were not disclosed.
The bou, IL Understood to be the
first Wills win undertake to condi-
ion himself for bis 1895 match with
Jack Dempsey
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Army VS.. Rockne

WtTH the Army playing knuts
W Bockne's Notre Dame eleven.
.,he biggest intcrseytional clash IN
the country Is on tap
" viii be the first real test
Of the Catholics this year and
the vacancy caused by the
graduation Of the Pour Horse
men" win be measured.
AZ Annapolis. the Middics enter
tain the Princeton Tiger in another
nag sam< Many critics would not
ne suT1-sTsed to sec the Navy butt
the Tigers to their disadvantage.
lafayette and Colgate should put
"a good contest az Philadelphia
WITH lafayette the favoriis
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Tuesday nights card at the Crystal Pool.
Early in the fight the Filipino showed
the houseful of fans and his Canadian OPP
ponent, that he was very clever boxer
and one who could take stiff wallop or
two.
After doing bit of feeling out in the
opening round the boys mixed il up the
rest of the way with the result that the
battle was one Of the best seen in these
parts for many day.
Foley had some trouble landing sohdly
in the first two stanzas, but when he did
find the range of the elusive Nationalist,
the brown-skinned lad took everything and
ore II was a great Scran. One of those
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PLENTY WORK
FOR GRIDDERS

CENTRALIA, Oct 1i,-Propsra-
tons for the Olympia high school
grid team that plays the local prep
squad next Saturday are being mndo
here. Coaches OF tho Cenirnlia
eleven have been sending the team
thru stiff practices 80 az 10 mako
thom NJ for the strong olymplans.
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BLANK OAKS

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 1.-THE
Seals won from Oakland herr yes.
tcrdny. 20 0. when Guy williams
shut out the Acorns with eight hits.
McHcnry. n new hurlcr for tho
oaks, also pitched good ball.
Tho score r. H. "
Oakland .....oooooooo 0
San Francisco. 7oooooii.-. IL .
NcKcnry and Read. Williams and
VARGAS
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Run, rnsponsibls for-=Ch,kAiuk :. Tar.
ri,on :. Struck out Harrison q. Base,
on bsllh--Chskaiuk g. Harrison ! hit
BY pitched ball Eidrrd, stolen base
Hsrnsfield. Thrs~-hBse hits fmmrf
Hannah. HrasiIi, Two. base hits--Hunns,
field Eidrrd. Runs baitsd Rohwrr,
HicondA. cu'shAw. Elliot, =. Emmer ! r
Baldwin. Eldrrd, HunnsneId Double
rlays- II BALDWIN TO Ciut.hAw 90 Elliott.
CutshHw 70 Emmar Cuishaw 10 Elliott.
Warner 20 fsmmsr. rime--isb. TIM
pifcs- Burnside and rhyie.
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TRIM LAKERS

SACRAMENTO. oct. 14.--sacra.
mcnto won from the second place
Salt Lake Bees here yesterday, TO
T. Singleton was ncked for II
hits.
Tho score r. IL p
Salt Lake ..oIio2oooo--t 1
Sacramento announces II :
singleton and Cook: Martin, Hughes
and Koshier.
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In the Middle West

COLUMBUS and Ohio state mix
v in the biggest game scheduled
for Middle Western football. II
viii be interesting to watch what
CHARLEY Crowley's charges will do
against Or. wiIcs's pupils
.Josa and Illinois battle for
reuacy at Iowa City and Il
- be seen whether or not the
great Red Grange is able to
perform his great runs OF last
year.
Chicago and Northwestern meet
Ia the other big game scheduled
for the Middle West,
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series OF tho
ieAgue season.
Tuesday
spotting the
visitors a two
run lead IN the
first half OF The
initial inning. the
Knnferites came
back with five
counters In their
half EN- or.
with the score
tied and the
bases bulEinE,
aocked one Of
Rube Yarrison's
Blenders for "a
triple 20 center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
OLYMPIA GRID
TEAM WORKING

OLYMPIA. oct. 1.-THE Olympia
high school eleven is practicIng hard
this week in preparation for It's game
with CentrnlIa high school nj Cen.
tralia next Saturday, Olympia has
won all OF It's gameasso far In tho
Southwest Washington high school
league.
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Cards and Trojans

M the Coast the big game is al
" Los Angeles when the Stanford
eleven meets T. s. g This tilt
should produce results Of two Of
the best coaches on the Coast Pop
Warner. y stanford. and Howard
Jones, new TO u. s. G.
Idaho and Washington State
viii be another game Of import
snce and the Nandals arc fig.
ured to win by many Of tie fans.
Montana, with Sweet and Kelly,
should be able to win from Gonzagn.
atho the Catholics from Spokane
have the best team in several years,
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BEATS TIGERS

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 14-Doc
Crandail turned back Vernon here
yesterday. to / and allowed them
but five hlts.
The score II. ~ y
vernon .......oi0booo6b-t 0
10, Angeles oioptioo'a 0
rillslia and Nurpby; crsndail ans
EandbcrE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14

Of his fclio W
townKnen.
In the case OF
littlc EDDIE
Moore, the sulky
o n d somewhat
conccited Pitts
burg secon d
sackcr. II IS a
case Of making
"a hero out OF a
goat
since his long
home run into
the left field
stands broke UP
Tuesdays ball
game and even
Cd the series for
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Washington ......i 900 o o o.
Home runR-Goslln, Moore. Two base
hltS-Peck. Barnhart, Judge. Scaritiee
hlts--Caroy t7). Stolen bnsos--TTAynor,
MoNeoly. Double plays--Judge, unas.
Sisted. Left on bnse--whSnington, 4.
PlttHburg z. Struck out-By Kromcr,
q; by Ferguson. 5. Base on balls
Kremor, /: Ferguson. .. Bailou. /, Los
Ing pitcher, Ferguson. umpires-owen,
at plHtsi Mccormick at first: MORTALITY
at second; RlEler at third
Time 1867.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
STOP GRANGE
IN CONTESTS

Red Grange. all-American half
back Of Illinois university, has not
been able TO get started for any great
runs this year. Tho opponents OF
Illinois are all laying for the flashy
halfback, and he is nailed in his
tracks.
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LaHood and
King Signed

VIC KING, the Australian ban.
V tRmwelght champion. and
Dixie IN Hood, sensational boxer
Of Butte. Mont. win fight the
main event Of the card al tho
Crystal Pool next Tuesday night.
according 20 nm announcement
made by Biddy Bishop and Lonnic
Austin. promoters.
King and his manager have
been here since Monday. while Ia
Hood and his manager. Johnny
sullivan. will arrive Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14

hv tho nut time
tn 80 years that
the two teams
have met on the
gridipn
The last game
played Ia New
York IN 1898.
which resulted
IN a victory FOR
tho Elis iy "a
scorc 81 two
touChdowns 20
enc was a bit
terry fought a
roughly playc,i
Same and gave
Mrth 10 such IN
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BALL PLAYER
FIGHT OFFICER

CLEVELAND, oct Napoleon
La Jolc. former star second bnsoman
OF tho old Cleveland team, has been
named n member of the Cleveland
boxing commission by city Manager
w. H. Hopkins
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CUBS ARE CHI
BALL TITILISTS

CHICAGO. Oct. H.--The last place
" Cubs played first place baseball
against the White sox here Tuesday.
winning the game, TO 4. and with
Il the city title.
Cooper pitched for the Cubs and
allowed nine hits Errors by the sox
and brilliant work at the bat by the
Cubs determined the result.
The score X. II. T..
Cubs .-..0010O303o-7 Is 0
soT .......o000O3I00-4 Q .
Cooper and Gonzales: Faber. Con.
nally, Blankenship and Schalk.
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Cornell VS.. Rutgers

/. CORNELL should have an cay
" time with Rutgers. altho Gil
nohc's annual overflow of pcssinl.
ism IS running true 20 form. Har.
ward is in much the same position
as Cornell and there should be no
doubt hut that they heat Holy
Gross
Harvard has unleashed an attack
this year tina, IS ono Of the best
"a the Eastern eleveus and their
oiferse is one % the strongest Of
any Of the teams.
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LINE PLUNGES
ARE FAVORED

Tho Iowa State college eleven Is
planning 20 win most OF It's games
by line bucks. Against Kansas uni.
verslty last Saturday. Iowa made It's
90 points in that manner. a heavy
limo and n plunging baekficld is the
reason.
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ager Bin McKechnle LAS pitchers
VIC Aldridge. already a two-gams
winner. Johnny Morrison Emil Yds
and possibly Lee Meadows. for the
task.
Manager BuclSy Harris has Walter
johnson and Dutch Ruether and II Ia
"A question whether johnson viii be
ready again as he re-injured the
charley horse" in his left leg while
tt-fuuTuos lass Et.raav
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SANDOW DEAD

LONDON. oct. a. Eugene San.
dow. famous strong man" who has
appeared in vaudeville thruout the
world. died hero today
Sandow's death followed the burst.
ing OF blood vessel In the brain.
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h Is callOused
hand for the rest
OF the game 90
the Pirates even
ed up the world
series here Tues
day with a 3 20 2
victory
PlttsburR is
now IN a posi-.
ton 20 snatch
the world cham.
plonEhlp away
from Washing
ton IN Wednes-
days seventh
game which will
decide the drawn.
out issue. Man
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kind with action every secol
staggering blow landed dur
ing the entire fight, the edge
was clearly in favor of the
Canadian.
The weights were announced az
follows Foley. 1904 pounds. Ma,
tionalista iisa pounds
In the siN.rpuud srmtwindup. Ted
Frayne aud Young Peter Jackson,
a psir OF fast light hCavywelgh,s.
put up rafting bout that was
called draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
Heavy Bats
of Indians
Beat BeUOS
m0M rMn LIZZIE sTANp

TIMELY hitting and flashy field,
4 Ing gave the local tribe "A 10 Ia
. victory against tho Portland Web
footorn IN the first game Of the final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
OREGON ELEVEN
IN SCRIMMAGES

EUGENE oct. 1i.--Coach Smith
Is putting his team thru heavy
scrimmagcs this week before tho
Pacific University game here next
Saturday.
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tho Pirates Eddie has been the big
gcst man in Pittsburg Before the
decisive blow was struck he had
been tho target for heartless ''razz-
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BY FRANK GETTY

DITTsBuRG. oct Ii--As 80 often
i happens. worlds series hero
has stepped from virtual oblivion
into the fierce glare Of tho spot
Tight ard Tho glowing hero worship
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FOLEY DEFEATS NATIONALISTA
Mcdonald Stages Good
Fight in Prelim
Canadian Bantam Champion Shows He Can Take
ohft Wallop in Six-Round Main Event; Frayne
Deserved to Win From Peter Jackson
BY ALEX c. ROSE
VIC FOLEY

VIC FOLEY, the Canadian bantamweght champion,
punched his way TO decision at the end of six fast
and furious rounds of fighting against Young Nationalist
native of the Philippine islands in the main event of
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CHAMPS RALLY
IN EIGHTH

Memo Leibold batted for Ferguson
and McNeely ran for SEVERED. whose
old legs were webbing under him.
Tho hit-and-run was in play and
McNeely made second because OF
Catcher Earl Smiths poor throw, As
Memo missed n strike.
Sam Rice, whose timely hits
have figured all thru the series,
grounded 10 Stuffy McInnis,
playing first base for the Pirates,
and McNecly hoped over TO
third.
Manager Harris then did a brave
act when he sent in the veteran
Bobby Veach TO pinch hit for him
self, but Bobby's effort was only
grounder TO Moore.
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Ferguson
Beaten bv
Kren1er
johnson or Reuther Prob
able Choice to Pitch
Today
BY Gene Kessler

ENOItBEs FIELD, Pittsburs. Pa.
4 oct l8.-Ray Kremer Of the Pi-
rates took two innings 10 warm up,
then held the Senators In the palm o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
SCORES GOAL
v ON BIRTHDAY

John DAILY of the olympic Football
cub Of San Francisco. in scoring the
iir8t touchdown against California
laSt Saturday, celebrated his birth
hay. Saturday was Days birthday
and he admits that "a summers have
flown since he was born.
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FRAME SEEMS
MUCH BETTER

Frayne worked on 1ackson's mid
section and seemed 10 have quite
an edge at the end In the nnh
round Jackson appeared 20 be daE.
Cd from the taking Of a hard right
and lcft TO the head but he oamo
hack strong In the final frame and
put Fnyne on the receiving end
% several blows
The veteran Kid Johnson, OF
Olympia. and ono Of Uncle
Sans boys hy the name 81 Biil
Mckenzie. put up an agony
fight la the special event. Bill
wanted to fight, but Kid didn't.
The judges called Il draw.
The olymplan Is not the fighter
he used 20 be and he had plenty o.
rolls OF Tat around his waist line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-14
YOUNG HEt
LOOKS GOOD

Hector Mcdonald. Of Vancouver.
created a fine impression with the
fans IN tho second preliminary. in
which he gave the fighting japanese
boy, George Ishii. boxing lesson.
A good. two-fsted hantamweight Is
Hector. and Seattle bugs would like
20 sec more Of him. lie got the
verdict.
Harry Halliday. another ban.
tie from the British Columbia
metropolis. and Kid Ahregon. Of
Manila, battlrd slashing four.
round draw In the curtain rails.
er. The latter did quite a bit Of
hutiing with his headpiece and
was lucky IN getting n draw
decision.
II was great card that Match.
maker Nate Druxman lined up for
tho fans. and Judges Eddie o'Neil
and Bill Freeman and Referee
Adolph schacht attended 20 their
duties in high.class style.
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AOore,s Home Run Euens World Series for Rittsbug
football

By Henry +. Blake
NrHEN PENNSYLVANIA clashes with
w Yale next saturday IN the hg
Yale Bowl az New Haven Il Wiu
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KREMER BRACES
AFTER POOR START

kREMER BRACES
AFTER POOR START
After allowing home run and two
singles for both OF tho Senators
scores in the opening two innings.
Kremer held the American league
champions 10 three hits the rest OF
the way. But AZ that II took a mighty
home-run wallop by Eddie Moore, tho
blonde youngster, who was taken
from the outfield and placed on sec
ond base when Johnny Rawlings was
injured during the season. TO give
Kremer the decision over Alex Fer
guson.
Ferguson lacked the brilliant
form Of kremer, but he made II
a battle. Like his adversary, he
had two bad innings. In one,
the third. when the Pirates tied
the score ut two-all. break 81
the game went against Alex.
Moore had walked. Carey then
bounced the ball high over the
box and Peck, in hurrying his
throw for a possible double play,
was drawn off second, both run
Ders being safe.
Cuyler sacrificed Moore 10 third
and Carey 20 second. and Moore
scored as Barnhart grounded out.
TRAYNOR
AGAIN
Pit Traynor. whose spectacular
fielding and hitting has distin-
s-ulshed him in the series. then
crashed a single past second for the
tying run.
Moore's winning wallop. drive
over the left field shortened
fence, came in the fifth.
Goose Goslin hit his homer
I'm the opening frame. 1t was
legitimate home run into the
regular right field stands, and
made six for the Goose in two
series, three last fall, one Satur.
day and another Sunday, a new
record.
Inspired by Goslin's first-inning
homer, the Senators went out for
the second 20 bottle their title in
bond for the winter. Joe Judge
crashed fast pitch for a single.
and then Roger Peckinpaugh
crossed up the Pittsburg defense,
after Bluege had forced Judge. try.
ing to sacrifice. With Bluege off
for hit,and-run drive. Peck cut a
line single past first for the score.
And then Krcmer started
pitching.
In the fourth he let down while
pitching TO Bluege. who isn't notice
ably ball shy" in spite of the fact
that he was beaned by Aldridge
in this park last Thursday. and Os.
sic cracked out single TO center.
But that was after Kremer had
famed the two smuggling Joes-Jos
Harris and Joe Judge-so the hit
wasn't harmful.
Hank SEVERED. the aged backstop.
who came to Washington in a trade
with the ST. Louis Browns and who
was catching the game, dashed out
one OF his copyright looping singles
to left, starting the eighth. Man
ager Harris thought this was the
opening and Immediately rushed
pinch hitters to the deck.
CHAMPS RALLY
IN EIGHTH
Memo Leibold batted for Ferguson
and McNeely ran for SEVERED. whose
a,l ,ar, ,vara ,,-ohhIipu ,,nda,- hin,
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KRENIER EASES
Up In NINTH

But the game wasn't over. Kremer
faced the smuggling trio of the Sem
ators in the ninth-Goslln. Joe Har-
ris and Judge. The Goose banged
four fouls in the right field stands
then popped out TO Moore, But Joe
Harris wasn't SO easy Ho lunged
into curve and drove the ball TO
the center field screen wire fence
for double,
And again Kremer started
pitching.
Judge popped out. Bluegc
grounded 10 Trnynor.
Kremer received great fielding
support. Traynor and Wright roved
the infield like cowboys in a round
up. They cut or two singles in the
sixth first Traynor going back OF
third base for n lightning play on
Rieo's sizzling groundor, then Wright
coming in 20 yards to scoop UP
Stanley Harris bounce over Krem-
ers head
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came in for II a great scrap. One of those
kind with action every second but aho there wasn't
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FOLEY FIGHTS

VANCOUVER. n. e., oct. 1--WE
foley, Canadian bantam champion.
WI light California Joe Lynch here
Friday night.
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BOX SCORE

IRAN for Severed In eighth.
''BAtted for Ferguson In eighth.
'.BAtted for T. Harris IN eighth.
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MEMBERSHIPS curled horse hair cov- cred with woven ticking, 61I worth S49.75. Aug. Sale Pricep)T.1J
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

1 PIECE COMBINATION WALNUT SUITE. Worth
 $lis $ls9' p5';ns August S14Q %
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

MATTRESSES-Fo double couches, cov- cred with woven ticking, worth GL 7E
 S8.75. August Sale Price ..... ..pU.IJ
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

3 . PIECE CUT VELOUR SUITE. Wc.th S175.
 Priss his''' Sale $1 34.95
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

3 PIECE JACQUARD VIE. -FOUR SUITE. Worth s245.
 Ar;ss August Sale .$170.O0
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

6-PIECE BLUE AND BROWN
 DECORATED SUITE. Worth Ss55. ss's peics 4os''t st. $225.00
New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

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New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

MATTRESSESlC Combination horse hair Snd syfE ausatf eott9n sss fs Pod worth $27QQ