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tho locals have 20 their credit IN
the four played with the league
leaders this week Mayhap. they
viii win the neEt three and square
matters. Guy williams hurled for
Frisco.
II was quite bali Eano for six
innings. sud Reds young ehuekcr
was keeping the customers on edge
and the Frisco HwaAmiths from
tho edge tof tho PLATED with hls
fast shoots and hharp,brsakinE
eurgss some OF which broke"
only when they hit tho grands,and
hut in the seventh innlng some
call 1, the lucky scyenth"-s tcph-
en- just couldn't grt the third man
on, and he was TO coin worn.
''jerkcd.- and Fred F'usAsl took up
tho Job but. sad TO relate. this gai,
liant southpaw had his troubles.
too. getting that third man out.
Five nuns. five eioutn. one boot and
three passes were chAlkcd up ~
that big inning. and with II went
tho locals chances Of winning the
game.
Altho issuing eight bases on
halls. one hlt and one Wild
pitch In tho first four innings,
the visitors found klllefer's
young recruit hard TO hit when
lac did get the rangw--so much
20 that onr run was ali that
was registered during that
fimr.
Brady.a walk. Kiidufrs error on
nrarill'a groundor. Eldred's bsnElo
and fitIdeF's cholca Melted a
brace Of runs for tho locals In tho
third. bat the Seals hrerzsd into the
lead again in tho fifth when Pete
Kiidutr sinEied TO center. HeorinS
two OF hts piaymatcs.
BRAZIL with blow 10 right, and
Eldrea. with double 20 left, gave
tho Trbo good start In tho Last
Of the ff,h. hu, these Redskins
were left stranded And then came
that awful seventh lnning
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the final inning, score s to 4. -
The win kept the Senators ~
seven games ahead OF the Athletics,
who, by beating New York 3 TO 2.
have now won four out OF their last
five games.
Detroit beat Cleveland 3 to 4 in tho
only other game In the league. the
st. Chicago affair at the
Windy City being postponed due 10
wet grounds.
Tho Pittsburg Pirates. leaders OF
the National, were unable 10 subduc
tho Cardinals at 81. Louis, and lost
s to Q, their eight game lead over tho
Giants shrinking TO seven. because
New York beat Brooklyn at the Polo
Grounds. to ..
The only other National League
teams scheduled TO play Friday
were Philadelphia and Boston. book.
cd for double header. Tho Braves
took tho first to 4. but dropped
tho second game to tho Phillles,
TO 2,
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that matter, that particular
night.
So we hired taSicabs with
what little money was In the
crowd and dashed out to Russ
Halls house, Hall having $1,000
on the advance sale of tickets.
But Hal. who was plenty
peeyed for having been awak.
ened mt that late hour. refused
to split The grand" until con.
fcrripg the next day with his
partners.
Somebody In the crowd popped
up with tho information that Stein.
berg owned a saloon about milo
or so out OF town and 30 all OF tho
boys paraded out TO the place And
when they arrived they learned
that steiubcrg had only been the
manager and had tossed UP his Job
the day before.
a couple Of the boys went
down to headquarters and
swore out warrant for Stein.
berg's arrest, but they are still
looking for him, according TO
latest reports.
without enough money to get
rooms, tho gang slept in the lobby
chairs Of the Donnelly hotel, and
they just did have enough coin 10
buy boat tickets back to Seattle the
next day.
CPEAK1NG Of Hagen, the old Sc.
- attic fans viii remember his
fight with Art Wilson, held here
years ago. Wilson was big fell.
low from Rainier Beach. and lie
was green at the game, and scared
to death OF Hagen.
Hagen chased him all over
the ring and Wilson tried 10
jump the ropes, but couldn't
make H. During the course OF
thc battle Hagen turned around
TO smile at somebody In the
balcony, indicating what n
cinch that fight was.
Wilson turned around and saw
Hagen looking Up above. and he
swung q wild punch, Knocking Ha.
gen dead That Was one real upset,
and the boys who saw It Btlll talk
about that knockout when old
fights arc discussed.
Gro he Continued Monday
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Howard Langlie
Is Defeated in
California Meet

DERKELEY, Sept. 12.--Howard
- Langlle, Of Seattle. was defeat.
cd here yesterday by Robert Elites,
10, Ga, in the upset Of the California
state tennis tourney.
Gerald Stratford, Bradshaw Harrl.
son, c. ]. Griffin and Bowie DERRICK
all advanced into tho scmlfinals In
tho mems singles by victories yes.
terdny. Ruth Fjcrcm, Helen Wills,
Lucy McCuno and Caroline Swartz
are In the womon's somifInnls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
PERCY STARS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept. ia
Holding the Vernon Tigers TO three
hits. Bin Plercy pitched tho Salt
Lake team to 81 victory hero Fri.
day Plercy blunkcd the homo talent
until the ninth inning. Wee Ludolph
also pitched well. but his mates
couldn't make any runs for him.
Oscar witt was tho only tosser TO
mako two hits.
The score N. IL. u,
Salt Lake ..ooOioo7oo--S s o
Vernon .,.,., o00Oo00ol-1 q o
Plercy ana Cook; Ludolph and Dan.
ming, whitney.
First game n, IL. II,
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CUE ARTIST
is TOURING

Ralph Grecnlcaf, who lost his
pocket billiard title TO Frank Tubor-
ski In tho recent National league
tourney after five years reign. is
playing exhibition contests ON the
Pacific Coast, Grconlcuf may try
his hand in the National Three Gu
shion Billiard tourney during tho
1Q25.20 season.
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He passed up $1,000 guarantee to
box Lew Paluso in l.. A. recently,
holding out for tho same money
Paluso was getting, but regardless OF
tho principle involved. Morgan claim.
ing that his services were worth Just
az much as any Eastern fighter,
$4,000 iE lot of coin and IL is much
more than Morgan has ever been Of
ferod for any ono fight.
II is doubtful II Morgan viii ever
get very much better in the ring. Hc
ia almost boxing perfection now, and
while still young enough to take more
time before taclIling tho big shots,
there's no time like the present to
cash In.
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SPLIT TWO

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. ic.-Max
Rnchac blankcd tho Los Angeles
club with six hits in tho first game
OF Fridays double-h cndor, Portland
winning, G 10 o, In tho second con.
test tho visitors turned the tables
and won, TO 2. Rachoc helped his
own cause along in tho first battle
by cloutlng n hom#.
Los Angeles 000O0oo0-o 2
Portland ..... OO01b00o II .
Payne. Phillips and sHndbsrs. Rnchno
and Tobin,
Second game. H. ~. N.
Los Angeles .,22aoo2ooO-p D 0
Portland ...,sO O2l0O500--6 10 &
Wright, crhndall and Ennis Burns ana
Hannah,
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Star Sports
Trophies Are
Due at Star

CHALLENGE trophies OF This
y Star Woodland park telpis
tournament, won by Howard
lio In the mems singles. and by
Melvin Dranga and Joe swartz in
tho mems doubles in 1924. are due
at The Star office SO they can be
turned over to the 1895 winners.
Trophies in the Junior boys dl.
vision and the permanent mems
doubles cups will be ready for the
winners carly next week.
The challenge trophy in The Star
mile swim. held by Nitric Konow.
aloff, is also overdue at The Star.
A new cup viii DO ready for the
woman champion next week.
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TRIBE GOES ON
LAST ROAD TRIP

Tho Indians leave tomorrow night
on their last trip Of the year. play
ing in Los Angeles against the An.
gels and then stopping at Oakland.
They come home TO finish the sea.
son with Salt Lake, Sacramento
and Portland.
Portland goes to San Francisco,
Oakland 10 Salt Lake and Vernon
10 Sacramento in the changes in
schedules next week.
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tween him and Jimmy Slattery, the
Buffalo youngs,er, he is an un-
popular champion.
Berlcnbach won by a technical
X. o. in tho 18th round after Stat
terry had been forcing tho champion
in the previous rounds. After
poor start. Slattery started fighting
IN the third round In the second.
lie was hanging on tho ropes and
was half out from the slugging
OF Bcrlenbach.
From the second 10 the 18th
rounds, Slattery was getting the
advantage over the champ. In
The 18th, Berienbach was swing
Ing wildly trying to land
knockout punch on his young
opponent, who was able RA
dodge the blows altho grogN ~
and half knocked out from the
title-holders' swings.
II looked like victory for Slattery
up 10 that fatal 18th frame and the
Buffalo boy was being chcered and
appiaudcd by tho crowd. His
peculiar style OF boxing proved
imprcgnable for the slow champion
and no was constantly singing
Berlenbach with short iefts to the
| face.
When the fight was over, Stat.
terry was applauded and cheered
by the crowd while Kisses and
booes were heard thruout the sta
dunn for Berlenhach.
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TITLE GAME

snohomish mud Granite Falls bat.
tie Sunday in the third and deciding
game for the Snohomish County
Baseball league championship. Tho
tussle viii be staged at snohomlsh.
The winning team may challenge
the champions OF the Timber league
for the honors Of Western Washing.
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American Assn.

This score r. ~, u,
Indianapolis .ibsoob6os-i5 IL 0
Columbus ...oooe2220:- Is I.
Henry and Robertson. Moouillan, Fish
hauEh and BIRD,
Tho score II II. Il.
Loui,vnle ...ofootlo2o-s IL /
Toledo ....s.tOos 0ooa0o--i II
nsBerry and Meyer; Jonnard, John
son, Canayan and Castor, schultz.
The score II. Il,
Milwaukee ...s 10 /
Minneapolis 0Oioo00o5-S . /
Sanders ana McMencmy; Dumont. Mid
dieton ana AiuEmith.
Tho score II, H. II.
Kansas city COCOON s 5
st. Paul ,....OOSa '-2a IS 0
Setback, Keenan,. Patterson. Houck,
sehupp and snyder, Roettgor and Collins.
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The 81. Louis Cardinals have three
hltterB among tho leading five top
In tho National league They
are Ilornsby Bottomloy and Blades
IIornsby and Bollomloy arc running
onc-tWo with Blades In fifth place,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

IN n i0-r o u n d
bout In Los An.
geles tho other
night.
~ gan can
beat that type Of
miller every night
in tho week and
twice on Sunday
lilo Isn't making
the coin he should
fighting tho Joe
Germans, stew
art McIeauH and
uuch. Morgan has
enough class and
experience to be
tn kiln 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
LEFTY ODOUL
SOLD TO CUBS

Lefty o'Doui Is going back to
the big leagues for the third time.
Twice he was sent up by San
Francisco as pitcher TO the
New York Yankees and wasn't
given chance by Miller Hug
gins, who kept him on the
bench.
He finally landed back in Salt
Lake. where he set the league on
its ear with his tremendous hitting.
His bat won him a regular job IN
the outfieid, and It's in that ca.
pacity that he win go to the Chi
caEo Cubs in the spring.
BIZ wriglsy bought him Friday
in Los Angeles for a sum reputsd
10 be $4,000 md an agreement for
the delivery OF several players.
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cred with Cupids and cherries and punches
of grapes, known as the Davis cup.
1t took six months to happen, eliminating
in doubles match on this reformed cricket
ground Friday afternoon, in which the
United States definitely and finally didn't
lose the cup. In this doubles match, Vim
cent Richards and r. Norris Williams, the
second, the American duet, ran over Jean
Borotra and Rene LaCoste of France, in
straight sets, 6-i, Cd, 6-3, which casual
conquest gave the United States three vic
tories in five-set program and decided
the cups place of abode for another year
Rprntf-n and IaT ncfa Y,o,tct bova baan lam-
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HELEN JACOBS
CHAMP AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA, sept, 12.--Holcu
Jacobs Waited thru tho final match
to win tho girls national tennis
championship for tho second time,
Tho Californian defeated Alice
Francis, Of Orange, N, j., 60, 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
OAKS WIN

OAKLAND, Cal, Sept 12.-Scor-
ing three runs in the seventh inning,
Oakland broke n tie with Sacramento
and beat out the cellar club, 4 to ].
Kunz and schellenbnch both pitched
slxbit games.
Ths score. n. ". 70.
Sacramento ..66o0tooO0--1 8 2
oakisnd .".,. 00010050'--i
schellsnbaek and Wachenfeld, kunz
and Read.
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BAREFOOT ALSO
GOING BACK

Clyde Barfoot Is another Coast
league performer going back to the
big leagues after being branded as
not good enough.
Barfoot will join the Detroit
Tigers In the spring. He has
pitched some wonderful ball for
the Bengals and ranks as one
OF the most effective right
handlers in the minors, having
been very successful with
team low in the second division.
walter McCredie turned the deal
and he also made arrangements
whereby Jack Warner. third.sacker
for the same club, is TO be De
,ro,t pastimer next year, the Mich.
igan club turning over seven men
for the youngster.
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GREAT FAILS, Mont, Sept S.
Billy DO Foo. 81. Paul feather.
weight won l2round decision
from Don Tlpporo. OF Bingham,
Utah, horc last night. 'rIpporo took
a severe laclng in tho last five
rounds but DO Foe could' not put
him away.
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made until the classic.
Babe Herman. flrst,sacker: Fred
Lucas, pitcher and utility star.
Sterling Stryker, pitcher. Fred FNs.
sell. pitcher. and Bob Has,y. an.
other finger. are the men who arc
subject 20 recall by the majors.
Any player sent 60 the minors
by the big timo clubs during tho
pas, two years, since tho new ma,
tor-minor agreement went into et.
feet. can be drafted, Tho price for
drafted men IN this company L.
$4,000.
II the Indians are 20 cash In on
bis sales between now and septem.
Der is the local club owners will
have 20 DO some tail hustling.
Lucas. Hasty and Herman are
the men most likely 10 be recalled
altho Lucas recently fractured leg
may cause the majors to pass
him up.
Herman and HaSty have both
been going well for Seattle,
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~. hits batisd I. runs scored ..
Charge defeat 20 Chukaluh. Runs
responsible for cusIalgk 7. Williams q
struck out-C'hskaiuk 4. Williams T.
Bases on baiis-Chekhiuk ~. Williams 6.
RUSSELL g. wild pitches chekRtuk p
stolen bases BRADY, Herman. Three.
base hits Kiiduff Cuishaw. Twp-base
hire Eldrsd Yslis. Rhyme Sacrifice
hits-Yolir. Ellison, Huus bat'sd in
Eldrad. Herman. KilduR ?. Nara, Me-
Cabs. Double piay-T, Baldwin 10 Brady
to Herman Timo-ssao. umplrcs--car.
roll and TomAn.
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were duly chas-
tised as a result.
tho not until al.
ter a stiff strug.
gle.
The last place
Bostonians drove
w a S h In gton's
great veteran n.
Walter Johnson.
to the wall in a
savage ninthln-
ming alta c k
which tied the
score, but John.
son survived and
Washington won
out with a run In
fbn inst ,,ate -
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ChekaIuck
Wild and
Loses
IL Walks Issued by Indi-
an Rookie; Seals
Win, 8-3

II tho home plato at tho Rainier
l. had been as wide an boarding.
house table, Steve ChekRluk.
hroadshonldered youth from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
NICK DUM0NICH
GOES BACK To CUBS

Nick Dumovich Is going back TO
the Chicago Cubs IN the spring.
The Seattle club has been mo-
fitted that the left.hander has
been recalled by the Bruins.
Dumoyich had fine success for
several weeks as a. relief pitcher.
but had his troubles in gaines
which he started himself
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CHAMP nine
HOLDS LEAD

TNHE Boston Red Sox. having no
l. apparent sense OF propriety,
dared challenge the superiority of the
American League champions. the
Washington Senator's Friday. and
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wilda OF isdmon,
ton. might have
" on his first
start for the
Tribe o. Knlefcr
a ghinnt the
Frisco Seal y
yesterday but
Il happened 90
bo Just tho res.
uihtlon width
ana, steve being
wild. awfully
Wild. lost the
count by an g.
And,s tally. In.
cidsntally. one
game "a all that
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GowDY SAYS RHYME
WON'T HIT ENOUGH

While Hank C;owdy Is laxative
ike a clam to the boys who write
for the papers about what he thinks
regarding the Coast league tosscra
that he has seen IN action. It Is un.
derstood that the New York Giant
scout has decided 70 pass up Hal
Rhyme. the San Francisco short
stop. because Gowdy thinks he
won't hit enough TO hold down a
major league job.
Red" Killcfer, as good
Judge Of baseball talent as there
Is in the country. thinks differ
entity, and says that Rhyme
ought to hit rs well up there
As he does on the Coast, which
/. plenty good enough for n
shortstop who can field like
Rhyme can.
KiIlefer thinks that Rhyme Is the
best fielding short-patcheF that tho
Coast league has ever seen.
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ticular, was slow and incom-
petent, whereas his charac-
teristic game is dashing and
witty and amazingly skillful.
BY the end OF the second set,
Borotra was so leg.hcavy that he
couldn't make any pretense OF call.
ing his shots and simply socked the
BAH like man swatting hornets
with newspaper 10 prevent 1t
from biting him on tho nose. The
doubles match OF the Davis cup
challenge round usually produces
some brilliant, rallies OF considerable
duration, but this one was pretty
duh most OF the way and there
weren't more than half-dozen mo-
ments in which the pung.pung OF
tho ball on the mesh was heard
more than four times in row.
Some day. the United states win
lose the Davis cup and then there
will be something to report, But
this Is the sixth time in six years
that nothing has happened in the
competition, After the players had
left the field and the Davis cup
had been laid away in its cotton
blankets for another year. Borotra
took the air, as they phrase 1t in
tho radio sections, and purrcd n
few thousand words into Iron
Mikes car, explaining just how
nothing happened TO happen, Flo
said no hoped to play in tho chal.
lengo round again next year and
this is popular sentiment for he
and LaCosto made friends OF tho
gallery.
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after making fIashy finish. Harry Burns
was handling Testers business at that time
and | was Hagen's manager After the
bout we went to Billy DeCoursey, match
maker for the club, for our end of the
receipts.
When we asked for our coin DeCoursey
threw up his hands and said: Boys
you're out of luck, for the time being at
least. Bashan Tob Steinberg. who was
selling tickets, has skipped with the
money!
That meant that neither Hagen nor Les
ter. nor any of the preliminary boys, re-
ceived any money that night for their fight
attled 10 rnunds In thnan daus And thinns
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AMERICAN

Tho score ". ". ~
Boston ...s...o oo6.o2o09-4 ii /
washington .1ooo1oso1-5 u o
Ehmks, Fuhr and Piciuich. johnson
and Hual.
The score n. II. f.,
Cleveland ...01otIt0tD- ~ s
Detroit .....si000ol0 49, II 4
smith. Myatt and L. sewsIi. Holloway.
Whitshiil rnd Hassisr
The score n. u. f.
New YORK ....o61ooO00o-7 II o
Philadelphia 0s0OO100.-g 10 o
shocksr aud BsngouEh; Groves and
Cochrhns.
81. Louis Chicago. wet grounds.
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BOXING
Morgan.
Wise?
Coin
He's Set

TsOD MORGAN made n monkey out
L. Of another oue Of those selling
platter feathereciRhta when he
punched Harry wailach full OF holes
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When Cashier Stole Coin as
Hagen Was Fighting Lester
Steinberg Stole Receipts of Tacoma Show and Boys
Had to Sit Up All Night Waiting for First Boat
Back to Seattle; When Wilson Beat Hagen
BY Lonnie Austin
tts TOLD TO LEO II. LAssES)
CHAPTER XII

TACK LESTER and Ed Hagen. two of the leading heavy
weights in the Northwest decade ago had fought 10
gueng rounds in Tacoma the former getting the decision
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dom got to bod before 4 o'clock IN
Tho morning Possibly he was train.
lng for night wutehman's Job.
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PAUL BERLENBACH X. O.'S SLATTERY
Title BOAs
Goes II
Rounds
Buffalo Boy Fails to Come
Back in Scrap With
Champ in Gotham

Ew YORK. Sept
Punch 'em
Paul" Berlenbaeh
Is still the light
heavy weight
champion Of tho
world. but 10 the
some 10000 who
with essed last
nights title bout
here I'm tho Yam.
kce stadium. be.
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and weary from their unavaing exerons of Thurs
day afternoon during which Jean lost singles match
by Little Bill Johnston of California They were part
of match for Richards and Williams and Borotra in par
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Richards and Williams
Cinch Davis Cup
American Doubles Team Defeats French Team of
Borotra and LaCoste in Straight Sets Match
That Decides Tennis Classic
BY Westbrook Pegler

GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB, PHILADELPHIA,
VI Sept. 12-Ths less tasteful arrangement of
words is intended TO report that nothing happened again
this the competition for the shiny silver tub all
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Five Seattle Indians Are Subject to Major League DRAFT
Druxrman Seeks California Ring Men

pRUxN the young Tex Rcard of the Northwest ring left Friday night
Lemon the California situation and will line up
the California fall
Tod Morgan Mike Pool
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Maybe Fred Lucas will bo abio 10 put
the brakes on the opposition this after
noon. At least tho Red Dog is going 10
send this Dlo!S Mcrriwell TO tho hillock.
Pete Kiiduff with his goat getting
tactics. did not mako tho going any
easier for Cheknluk. Well, guess all
pupils have 10 20 thru tho same test
Brick Eldred had n poor day. A brac.
OF singles and u double whA nil he could
gather fsom the shoots OF southpaw
Williams A pretty fair bat,mnn Is Mr..
Eidrcd,
George Cutshaw hanged ono over
valla's head for three bases wh.n h,
took Fussii's place At the plats In tho
ninth inning.
Paul Waner. tho flashy outfieider Of
tho Seals, got back into tho lineup and
smaGked out three singles.
yailn got free transportation on his first
throo times up, but Guy Williams was
not 30 fortunate. lie whitfield lust az
often M uono nmblsd. But Guy IL n
pitcher.
A double. hondcr will I've played sun
day starting at 80,
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OF ZOE BEATS TIppERo

A double. header will lie played sun
day, starting at 1880,
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Stars Nav
Be Lost
Soon
Lucas, Herman, Hasty,
RUSSELL, Stryker Subject
to Major Call
BY Leo Ii. Lassen

We Seattle Indians
are subject 10 the
major league dart
that win 30 made
during the worlds
series. No minor
league toSsers can
be sold after Sep
TENDER 10. but tho
drawings are not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

ing and they baed 10 rounds in those days And things
weren't flush financially with the pugss either for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12

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tho soals, got back into tho lineup and
amacked out three singles