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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03
Lansdowne
Entries

VANCOUVER. b. C.. Aug. a.
Entries Tor Mondays races al Lans.
downe park here, are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs;
Raymond Bradley. ia: Delaney. li4,
Dioclclian. ia: Celebrate. III: Fred.
die Fear ii4: Uncle Jerry. IA; Gen.
Petain. III. Lucy J., lie; Lulu
Wood, li2; Ann S, lie; Okan Bell
io5.
SECOND RACE-Fiye furlongs:
oregon Faust. III: Lomond Jr, IL;
Little Pointer. lit, Krcmlin. III;
Kmctic. ia; RinRrosc, ia: Frank
I. L., III: Jake schas ia; Pharabo
Ann, liz; Kitty Lou. 105; China Jane.
ia.
THIRD RACE-Fivc and one half
furlongs Snlvely, 114: skylark. ia;
Judge Hickman. III; Clear The Way.
III; Pueblo. ia, Neg, ia. Lady
Hauigan, 1i2; Peg o, liz: Ucan,
liz: stnngelina. 49, Ella Waldo. liz:
Burlington Bah, liz. Also Eligible
Ducc Guisc, III: Miss Parncll, liz.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and 20
yards Tablcau Dhonneur III; Pat
Mabrcy. ia; Alcso. liz: Quinine, 1903;
Moford Bey 1O9, Yorkist, 1O7, zolma
Roberts. l07,
FIFTH RACE Oldfield course:
Conductor. III: Rochester Jr, III;
Mountain OAKS. 1O7; Bryndear. 1907;
SnRon, 1O7; Glassful. 1O6.
SIXTH RACE--Stx furlonRs: II. c.
Basch, liz, Dovesroost, 112, Old sin.
nor, liz; Dare, H., Porter Delta, ITO.
Sancho Pansy, 100. zapntos, 1o7.
SEVENTH RACE-onc mile and
70 yards Norford's Last, 100: George
Muchlebuch. 1903; Captain Tom. 1903;
Nnpan. 1903; Regal Ledge. 1903; Mac
ODay, iOo; stopovcr, 1917; Mary
Omcry. 1O7 My Rose, 1O7.
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SURPRISE LEADERS

DULLlNG ono OF tho big surprLs cs
L OF the season and placing their
team within striking distance Of
first place. the Georgetown Mcr-
chants defeated the league.leadinE
Waterfront Mariners Sunday. TO
6, at the Coast league ball park.
Three runs in the second and
third innings gave the Merchants Il
lead from which they were never
headed. The Mariners came back
to knot tho count by scoring two
runs in the fourth and four in the
fifth inning.
Hempel and Dawson were the hit
ting stars Of the winners, Hempel
getting three hits. Tommy Hyllen.
grcn's two doubles helped the losers.
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Swim M eef Success
Except at Gate
Sport Fans Fail to Turn Out Expected for Finest
Water Carnival Ever Staged in the Northwest;
Weissmuller Wins Every Race Entered
BY Leo ii. Lassen

THE finest swimming carnival held in Seattle
wound up with exhibition events Sunday and from a
point of competition it wonderful success but from
the standpoint of attendance il a terrible flop
The sport fans of Seattle failed to support the
expected altho such stars Johnny Weissmuler Bob
SHELTON Pete Des Jardnes Walter Laufer and Harry Clan
cy were breaking records right and left
tendance woenly dsappontna
A.. A. tho nynona
uriay with several features toryt;
ton Friday
SHELTON tho 220yard
"a o
week worlds champion
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Clare Kidd Wins

Tn the special events during this
l. two-day opening down the
Black river way. Clare Kidd. with
n $3.50. won the medal play
competition on saturday; Lee steii
annexed the prize for the best Is
holes yesterday when ne set mark
that will take some shooting to
teat. s5l35-7O, and Johnny Jones.
Of Piper & Tafts. landed the award
for the best professional score for
70 holes with a wonderful card OF
I47.
Two other outstanding features
marked the proceedings-Frank Ry.
an. club president, fooled every
body by driving the first hall down
the middle and Bill steedman, golf
scribe. came within two inches.
actual measurement, OF holding his
tee.shot 10 the ninth.
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At Darlington

EVERYBODY who played over
IL Barlington's new course over
the weekend found something that
they never dreamed ola finished
product and wonderful test Of
golf.
In yesterdays team match, the
Seattle Golf club players were es.
pecially pleased with the layout. at
least II would seem so by the easy
manner in which they carried off
the honors.
Dixie Fleagcr led the North
Finders in point-making with
total Of Is, with Bon Stein 40,
Tom Green 12l Lee Stell I'D
and Professional Bob tombstone
t2j. boosting the grand total to
80 points. Earlington's team
nosed out the Tacoma five for
second place by one point, %
to -. Jack Hueston, pro. Cor
don Haw. Fred Jackson, Leo
GaskiIl and Clare Kidd made
up the home guards and Bill
DaIgleish. pro, Chuck Hunter,
gH. Neanan. Bob Vaughn and
Leo Kashiein were the City OF
Destiny squad.
A badly bruised foot kept Pro.
fesslonal Frank Noble from putting
in an appearance and resulted In
his club. tho Rainier Golf club. be.
fng fully represented without
Frank 10 aid them, the rest OF the
team. Bert Kellam. Hugo Haakons,
Elmer Kendrick and Pete Ash, we're
hopelessly out OF the running.
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Oregon Tennis
Tourney Begins

DORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 3.-With
l. 1876 entries ON, hand to make
lively competition, tho Oregon state
tennis tournament was begun hero
today
Elmer Griffin, Of san Francisco,
winner OF the oregon title In 1922
and 1929 was here TO make another
attempt for the trophy If he wins,
the Ralph w. Wilbur award will 80
,pp him permanently
S'Hcrbert Suhr, san Francisco; stan.
Icy Almduist, san Francisco; Hutton
Miller, of pnlo Alto, and two former
Portland boys, Phil Nicer and Cutlin
Wolfnrd, arc looked on us winning
prospects.
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Carpenter May
Battle Colina
in Los Angeles

T OS ANGELES, Cal, Aug, a.
- Georges Carpenter is coming
back TO America again. Jack Cur
Icy has agreed TO bring tho French
boxer here In October for bout
with Bert ColIma, Pacific Coast
mlddlcweight The bout viii be
stngcd by Dick Dolnnd, who Is
putting on tho Frankie Gcnnro CON
tcst here Aug %.
Collmn who was roccntly
knocked out by Mickey Walker.
wcltcrwcight champion, has since
launched comeback campaign.
He was also beaten by Eddie HUFF.
man recently.
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SEATTLE DROPS BOTH SUNDAY GAMES BUT TAKES SERIES
MRS. FRED JACKSON ENTERS NATIONAL WON1ENS LINKS
Tilden Given
Tennis Scare

IT is doubtful II Champion 1911
y Tilden viii ever come closer 70
defeat without actually taking a
heating than hcs did In his recent
match with Harvey SuodEruss in
the Illinois state tournament In
SkolSio tho other day.
Just two points stood between
the tennis king and defeat with
the ser count standing at ono
apiece, Snodgtass had lead OF
5-t and 500 on the final and Il
looked an over but the shouting
Tildcp, however. came back
strong. ovevhauled his opponents
advantage TO tic the match aud
then went out and grabbed tho
next two games to insure victory,
IL was narrow escape. tho. for
the great philadelphhn.
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EVERETT WINS

Everett In an axhibitios
game here Sunday with the West
,a ule Athletic club. Seattle
semipro league team. the Everett
SeagulIs turned in a to 3 victory.
Grover. OF the Seagulls, helped
them win by making a home run.
The score r. II. +.
West Seattle ...... . 6 .
Everett ~ .... 5 II >
Observation-Disclosures and VII.
lis: Bickford and Maloney.
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Onhra Park team OF Tacoma and
nonnE out the Portlnndcrs In the
final scoring, % 10 a.
Too much credit can't be
given TO Iaufrr and Clancy,
who were the Iron men Of the
week. entering nearly every
race and forcing such strong
club rs the I. \. G, 10 the relay
TO beat thcni-
The Mulinomah A. G. squad also
deserves much credit for giving the
Crystal Pool swimmers their flrsi
real competition IN years Coach
Cody has developed some fine
young gigl swimmers and with more
experience Julian Burroughs will
mako the crack divers show plenty
TO beat him
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suspended,
Tildcn admitted that he had al.
lowed himself to BE interviewed for
his syndicate about tho play in
St. Louis tournament, but he in.
sisted no had not attempted TO cheat
tho rule Intentionally
He was msked, 1t was understood,
to put promise in writing that
he would respect the spirit as well
as the letter of the amateur rule
and when he agreed to do this,
the committee voted favorably on a
resolution 10 withhold the spanking
until the next offensc
The committee acted with much
CELEBRITY and Drawer show of front
than It did in It's previous fights
with Tlden. but It's action for a
violation OF the rule that must have
had some intent behind II was not
very drastic.
When the committee ruled that
Tildon was still an amateur, II
automatically made him a member
Of the Davis cup team.
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Relays Decide Meet

THE relay races decided both the
= \, A. u and Northwest meets,
Johnny Weissmullrr. swim.
ming last for the Illinois A. e.,
oyercame short lead held by
the last Olympic club swimmer
and romp.d home with The re-
lay, putting his team ahead Of
the Cincinnati y. VI. C. A.. %
points Ia IS The Cincinnati
team. made up OF only two
mrn, Walter iaufrr and Harry
Clancy. were unable 10 enter
this event.
Tho Mul,nomnh clubs failure 20
enter tho relay also cost them a
chance TO cop tho Northwest title.
the Crystal Pool winning over tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03
BATTERY
STRONG

The winning Of the title by the
PRrkiand A. c.. can be directly traced
20 tho individual efforts OF two
players. Erwin schaab. tho lanky
pitching ace; and his battery mate.
Denny Murray. a mite N a catcher
sehaab's ability on the slab hiss
accounted fer many victories and
hc was the best hurler In the
league. Murray, for such a small
target 10 pitch nj behind the
plate. knew his business la that
department. II l. doubtful II any
receiver In the loop could beat
him throwing 10 the bases and
there were very few stolen has.
socks while he was catching.
The Falkland A. c. AZ the start OF
tho season. did not look like n win.
ming OUTFIT. but the steady and con.
sistent plugging Of the ParkcFa won
for them. Their victories were never
by big scores except IN the finals and
they seemed TO be just able TO get
over with a win But they were
never defeated and that's what
counts In winning championships
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WeissmuIler Won Every Race Entered

MOT only did Johnny wessmul
y Ter better his own record for
tho iOo.yhrd dash twice during tho
past week. but the Chicago star
won every race in which he en-
tered. which consisted OF the loo.
yard. tiOy0rd. sSo.yard aud the
relay
Here il one star who deliy'
cred on advance notices and
gave the boys and girls run
for their money every time he
appeared In action.
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Totals ......4l IL Is q 8
'Batted for f., Baldwin In ninth.
tBatted for Miljus Ia ninth.
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AMERICAN

Batteries W els, i)du55 ana Bass
Ter; Johnson and Ruol.
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CORAL Moran, a youns girl from
" the Spokane Y. W C. A.. prac.
iigally uuhcnrd ~ heretofore IN
Northwest swimming. cllmaSeJ
fine week OF competition rs
emaahing the Northwest record in
the loo.yaui dash for women, max.
Ing a new mark Of IiO;Gl0
II was her second victory Of
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wv ~ 10
'Bstied for Daily in eighth.
fbatted for Dumovich in ninth.
Tran for Hannah in eighth.
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Postpone Girl
Channel Swim

CAPE Girls NEZ. France, Aug
3,-Aftor having once postponed her
today's scheduled attempt TO swim
the English channel Miss Gertrude
Edcrlc. American, again postponed
the trip until Wednesday. Under
the first postponcmont she would
have jumped off between 4 a. IN.
and a. m. tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-03
BISHOP JOINS
BOXING FIRM

Diddy Bishop. veteran fight man.
nger. has bought out tho interests OF
the late Dan Salt in the boxing firm
OF Austin & Salt and he will continue
the business with G.onnie Austin.
Tho new firm has announced their
first fight for August IS at tho Seat
tie ball park, altho they haven't lined
up their main event as yet.
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Tiger Players
Put on Market

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3, -= I'D
If.mingway. Vernon shortstop, and
Bobby schang, catcher, were plnccd
on Tho market by The Vernon man
aeoment today. Waivers have been
asked on tho players but they were
taken north with the team, until
they have been obtained.
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STRONG PAIR
AT KEYSTONE

Babe Barberis. Iinrrieau. Ron
Bekins, and Babe McGuern. made up
an inflcld combination that was hard
10 beat Several sparkling plays we're
turned In by this quartet during the
season and the tight lid they put over
the iufleld accounted for many vic
tories.
Bill Sim. In right field, Fitzmauricc
In left. and Walters IN center. formed
n trio Of hnrd-hittiug outfelders. BE,
sides being good at tho plate. they
proved adept tly-chasers.
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DoRTLAND, Aug. AFTER win

DoRTLAND. Aug. 4.-After win
ming the first four games of
the series here during the past
week. the Seattle Indians were
stopped by the Portland Beavers
Sunday. in both games. 10 TO and
II 10 3. Saturdays double bill
went $3.50, the Beavers coping the
second affair.
The vlsitors appeared TO have the
game cinched in the first tilt sun
day. but the Beavers scored four
runs in the ninth inning TO nose
them out.
Eight runs Off Fussell"ffi the sec
ond inning OF the nightcap gave the
Beavers enough margin to win on.
The series ended four games to
three, in favor OF Seattle.
The score:
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liam r. Tllden,
national tennis
champion has
been forgiven
again by tho
executive com.
nittee Of the
United states
Lawn Tennis
association. In
a special session
OF the commit
tee, the finding
was han d e d
down that Til.
den had violated
the amateur rule
but that he
would not be
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PERCINAL WINNER

TWE Three Brothers Dye Workers
l. continued TO win by defeating
tho strong Druxman outfit TO 6.
I'd perciyhl. on the mound for the
Dycrs. allowed the seegars but eight
hits.
Pinky Letichs heavy hitting, a
double and two slngleE helped the
Dycrs win. lex Warner made three
Of the Druxman runs himself, and
battcd in another with one OF the
two doubles he made during the
game.
The score: H. II. T..
Three Brothers ..,...,...S 10 ?
DruNmnns ,..,,.......,.. 3
Batteries - Pcrciyal and Miller;
Llston and O'Hara.
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Coral Moran High Scorer

the week, she having won the
back stroke, too.
Altogether she scored II points
FOR her team and was high point
scorer Tor the women
Lois Murfn and Louise Cody the
two youngsters from Portland. also
did remarkably well. considering
their limited experience.
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Next 20 Welssmullsr. Des Jar.
dimes. tho wonderful diver from
Florida. was tho big attraction.
II anybody could DO moro per,
feet IN tho diving srt than this 1T
tic tanned fellow from Miami, he
wouldn't be human
Having every physical advantage,
pca Jurdlncs has 20 developed tho
art OF diving that every time he
spun thru tho air there WIS a
largo gasp Of "oh'a' and Abs"
He's in IA class by himself.
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A. g.. Team
Is Star
Champ
Falkland Boys Win Jun
Tor Title b. For
fixture in Final

TUE Falkland a. G.. a new club in
l. the league, became tho Star
leagues champion Sunday when II
won from the Independents, . 10 0.
by forfeiture.
The game was scheduled for
Garfield playfield. but owing to
the inability 81 the Independents
80 get team together for the
final TIT, they fallrd to show up
The Parkcrs had recently won the
first game or the playoft ana needed
but ono more victory 60 cinch the
Star leagues trophy
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PRO GRIDDERS
PLAN SEASON

CHICAGO, Aug. Professional
football will boot the lid Off tho grid
season here September 20, The Pro,
fcsslonal Football association ended
It's schedule yesterday with all teams
except New York starting Soptcm-
Der 30.
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Locals Win Is and Lose
10 on Three-Week
Jaunt From Home
PACIFIC COAST LEAGrE
now mn sERIEs STAND
GAMEs THIS WEEK

Oakland ~ Seattle.
Vernon az Portland.
Sacramento AZ San Francisco.
Salt Lake az Los Angeles.
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Tigers Win
Under Their
New Manager

TIME Vernon Tigers, under their
l. new manager, RUDE Ellis. won
two ont OF three week-cnd games
from the lcnguo-lcnding San Fran
cisco Seals in Los Angeles and
arc now In seventh place,
Bill lGssick manager Of the
Bengal team for the past eight years,
was given his relcuso Saturday by
President I'd Major, Tho poor
showing Of the team this year was
given as the reason for the change
in managers
ellis was star outfieldcr for
several years with tho Los Angeles
club. while RED" l[lllcfer was man
aging the team He also played
several years in tho National league
with the st. Louis Cardinals
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championship az
St Louis next
October which
Incidentally will
be tho first tune
that a Seattle
player has ever
played in tho
event
During the past
few years this
lngiewood an d
Darlington star
has won many
honors. including
state. city and
club champion
ships. and her re.
tnrn % fnrm
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BEGIN GOLF MEET

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-The qualifying
round in the women's Western Golf
association junior championship
tournament, started today at the
Beverly Country club with nearly 80
girls entered.
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SEALS SPLIT

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 3.-The
Seals and the Tigers divided double
bill here yesterday, San Francisco
winning the opener, to s, and
Vernon the nightcap, 10 /, The
Seals copied the series five games
TO two.
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HOME run LEADERS
llornsby Cards, 81
Wllliams, Browns, ~
llartnett, cuba, a.
Meusol, Nanlts, %.
Kelly Giants. 10,
nattomley. Cards. 10.
simmons, Athletics, 10,
Mousel Giants, 10.
Fournlcr, Robins, ~,
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I''NIIlts IIttheu-Hast s =, stryker 3,
Dumovieh l. Miljus y minus. Ramsey /.
Losing pitcher-Ramsey. Runs RESPONSE
be for-HoIly 9, Hasty 6. Mlljus s
struck out-Holly (. Hasty 4, Dunovich
J. Bases on balls-Holly S. Hasty 8.
Ramsey !. stolen bases-Herman, RI
conda, Homo runs-Rohwer. Riconda,
high ?. Three-base hit-Lafayette. Two
base hits-Braziil. Eldred, Lafayette ?.
hannah. Sacrifice hits-Daly. EIdred.
Double plays-Hunnefield TO Mccain TO
Lafayette; Hunnefieid 10 Lafayette Time
-2;S5 Umplres-Teck and Casey.
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NET PLAY STARTS

DETROIT, Aug. S.-The annual
Western courts tennis champions.
ship began this morning with a
record entry list of SO competing.
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Innings pitchod-Fussell | plus, Miljus
!, Runs responsible for-Rachac ., Fus-
sell g. Miljus A. stolen hases-Lafayette
Riconda' Home runs-Herman, High.
Three base hit-Tobin Sacrifice hit
Baldwin. Double play Mccain to La
fayette.
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Tilden Back
in Standing
as Amateur
BY Henry l.. Farrell

NEW YORK. Aug. with his
IN promise down In writing that
he viii be good boy In tho future
and win not disobey the rules, WI.
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Yesterdays hcro--Wnltcr johnson. cell
cbrRting tho 18th anniversary OF his ar
rival IN tho big Leagues lot the Tigers
down with two hits, and beat them, 5
10 1. He pitched his first big league
game as Washington pitcher against
Detroit and did not win.
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LOCAL TEAM LOSES

Black Diamond-The Seattle Bri,
Qucts, under their new manager.
kite" DeJulio, lost to the Black
Diamond club OF the Pacific Coast
Coal league Sunday. TO 0. when
Daily allowed the visiting tossers but
three hits. Bucks three hits. includ.
ing n home run, was the feature OF
Tho rama
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BURNETT WINS

Burnett-Rcd Biccum held the Car.
bonado team OF the Coal league TO
seven hits and Burnett won here Sun
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COP PAIR

OAKLAND. Aug. 3,-The Angels
closed the series here yesterday
against Oakland by winning both
Games Of double.header, 3 to 1 and
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HIGHS VICTORIOUS

Hoquiam - The Hoquiam Highs
defeated the Tacoma kays. TO 0.
here yesterday, in a Timber league
game. Frisch, pitcher of the Highs,
BANKED the Kays with seven hits.
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HOME Run LEADERS

Reds we're dropped by the Braves IN tho
second gamo OF n douhlc.hcader at . to ..
The Reds took the first game. s to ..
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There Is u colony Of sponge divers
In Florida, aud oddly onOug h,
neither Mr. Fulton nor MIR. Wcncrt
is among thom.
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ST. Louis
Scene of
Meet
Local Golfing Ace Is First
to Enter From
Seattle
BN MEN c. ROSE

Mrs, FRED JACKSON, ono Of the
A'1 foremost golfers in this section,
viii compete Ia the women's national
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Hard hitting behind Mails tight pitch
ing enabled the Cards to beat the Giants,
s to /. and took them out OF first place
IN the National league.
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With the Seml-Pro BaU Stars

The score. Il. II. l..
Georgetown ..,.......... y 6
Waterfront ............. 6 { 3
Batteries onju and Hempel Nc.
Crcary and Duff.
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PULLS UPSET

Ncwcasue--Wilkeson pulled the
surprise in the Coal league Sunday
by defeating Newcastle TO here.
Browse, OF the winners, famed eight
men and allowed the Castles but
.gn,tnp bifu
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Batteries-Browse and McCleland;
Rossmau and Coleman.
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Glenn Wyatt hit homer and scored
another run on Speakers sacrifice, the
Indians boating the Nanks, Q to ?,
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ALL STARS LOSE

Bellingham - Piloted by Bob
by Morris. an all.star semipro team
from Seattle was defeated by the
Bellingham Tulips here Sunday, 7
10 8.
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Dick Cox hit homer In the first in-
ming with two on, and the Robins downcd
the Cubs, 60 ..
International., 1925-08-10
BE LOYAL TO NOGALES

Persons who send away from Nogales for printing
are not 100 percent boosters and not playing fair
with local printers
the American side and two three in Nogales Sonora
all equipped turn out practically everything needed IN
the way Of printing. .
Every week representatives OF printing con-
Germs at Tucson Phoenix and other places drop into NO.
gales and obtain orders that should be given to the local
printer
Buyers of printing should bear in mind a. at a all TINES
that out of town print shops DO NOT EMPLOY NOGALS
LABOR. DO NO PAY TAXES HERE, do not carry in
surance with Nogaes agents, and CONTRIBUTE IN NO
WAY TOWARD THE UPBUILDING OF NOGALES
If a Nogales printer should drop into Tucson, Phoe-
nix or any other city, soliciting printing he would be told
at once that eve trade at home.
Buy printing from Nogales printers and help pro
mote the "trade in Nogales' movement. BE LOYAL 10
NOGAIES.