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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08
DIVORCE STUDY
IS URGED BY
| DEAN
Or. Charles N. Lathrop Urges
Scientific Study Of Mar.
rage Problem
By DAVID SENTNER,
international News Service.

NEW YORK, July "a "di-
vorce laboratory" was advocated
today as a more vital national
need than divorce legislation by
Dean Charles N. Lathrop, for
merly of Milwaukee and San Fran
cisco, head of the social service
department of the National Coun-
Gil, Episcopal Church.
The divorce question is smash
ing up American homes and filling
our orphan asylums with the chill
dren of divorced parents said the
Reverend Doctor Lathrop, COM
menting on the move to bar the
marriage of divorced persons in the
Episcopal Church, launched by the
Sanctity OF Marriage Association.
Divorce Laws Foolish.
Divorce laws are foolish" de-
clared Doctor Lathrop. "All laws
on the subject are useless. You
can't legislate on a subject we know
nothing about. There should be
q divorce court in each county to
handle nothing hut divorce cases.
In connection with such a court
research work should be undertaken
to determine tho causes Of this
social evil.
1--WE need to study 1000 typical
cases of divorce and analyze what
Is behind them. / would like to
sea some scientific foundation un.
dertake such q survey, or have
Congress appropriate funds for =
reese arch department on the divorce
question"
Pioneer In Field.
Dean Lathrop said that Judge
Charles w. Hoffmaf's divorce
court" in Cincinnati was pioneer
in the divorce laboratory field.
The dean declared he did not be-
ileve a canonical law prohibited d.
vorceee from remarriage would at
feet the situation one way or
another, "but it would put the
church right"
81 don't believe any Christians
get divorces. The law cannot dis.
solve q marriage, and you can't
balieve In the New Testament and
divorces. too. The fundamental idea
OF marriage IL to protect the chill.
t1ren. The type OF persons who get
% divorce and bring suffering On
their offspring do not attend .
church
The Sanctity of Marriage Assn
citation intends to present a petition
20 the general Episcopal convention
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08

IN New Orleans next October. call.
ing for a canonical law prohibiting
remarriage Of divorced persons.
Among those prominent in the
association are: The Reverend Doc.
tor Milo II. Gates. president; the
Reverend C. +. j. Wrigley, vice
president; the Reverend Doctor
Floyd w. Tomkins, Philadelphia;
Bishop Irving p. Johnson. Colorado;
the Right Reverend Phillip M.
Rhinelander, former bishop Of Penn
sylvania, washington, D. c.; the
Very Reverend Hughell e. w. Eos
broke. dean of the General Tneo-
logical Seminary, Supreme Court
Justice Vernon M. Davis, and r. w.
Bacot, Charleston, s. C.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

also very much In the race.
Tho lis, o, mems entries are as
follows; spriEgs Washer. Jack Tor
ney. Thomas Pierce. Kenneth Cur
risr. Gene Spears. Huston Johnstoo.
John Lester and James Burruw.
In the womeuu mile swim the en-.
triss arc IA follows: kathryn Brown.
Agnes splsdei. Dorothy wildmrr.
Betty Ransom. Edna Konowalott
and Clara Susn.
THE PROGRAM
~ a9-Nsns ieesYara movie.
~ iis-~GiFit ito.Jafd upfie. rar.
~ tssa-uBTs under is. 80 yard,
AZ ssae=nlfls under IS. 50 yatds
A. a.opz-lThs star mile marathon
- asio--hoys under -. Ee.yArd free
style.
~ 'so-Gltis under -. Es.y.ra ire,
style
special match race under. water swim
estwtsn Olive Goitsrfsn ard Fiofsne.
keshirr
~ att--GlfiE besch.ia. beach derby
~ sta--n9ys bszeh.tu.brach derby.
stunts and boys and girls diving dur.
los The derby swim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

pending Davis cup matches. The
Kinsoys. performers In the most csls-
hrated brother &C, In American sport
were beaten in straleh, ssta. 81. 50.
So
Mrs, Molla Mallory and William I.
Tilden. H., winner OF tho mixed
doubles championship In 1894. were
banlshed from the tournament BY
Kitty AeKhns Of England and ]. II.
Hawkes. Of tho Australian Davis cup
team. 81. al.
Rieharts and Williams VIII meet
Hawkes. and Gerald Patterson Ia the
final match % tho mcn'a doubles.
Miss Mckaao and Hawkes. viii
meet Miss r. II Harvey Of England
and Vincent Richards IN tho mixed
final
Thus. thrrr viii b. i've foreign
nominees IN a field % eight players
IN tho two final matches 10 allocate
the United States double champion.
ships Tor tho ensuing year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

Rosie Ryan Is
in Big Slump

poslE Ryan. braves pitcher
~ In hfVlnE a hard time getting
started this season IN tho first
three and a half months " play
tho former Giant hurlrr didn't
lura IN a single victory "a, was
charged with siN defeats tho only
toillnE IN one complete Same,
Last year Ryan COPIED eight
tits and lost six for McGraw.
The year before no won 10 while
dropping five Aud In 1898
grabbed ~ against ~ defeats. In
three world series hos credited
with two triumphs and no whip
pings,
with tho Braves things have
been different. however aud
Rosie has been anything but sue
ccssful since donnlng the Ran
croft clubs upanglea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

ERIDAY's games made no differ
encs in the relative status OF
the Pirates. Giants and Reds In the
upper register OF the National league.
as nll three OF the teams won,
The Pirates haG TO exert their
clubs for 16 hits 10 beat the
Phillics, 10 to Q; the Giants noscd
out the Cardinals In the tenth
Inning at tho Polo grounds, 4 to
3; and the Reds, only two and
onc.hnlf games behind the Giants
and bidding for second place. dc.
featcd the Dodgers, IL TO I.
Tho Reds have had knaclt OF
heading off the runncr-up In recent
seasons. Twice they stepped for
ward Unexpectedly in the last week
OF summer to take second place from
the Pirates and, considering the
present condition OF McGraw's team,
they may yet shove the Giants back
to third place and keep hem there
until the season ends. The Cubs won
from tho Braves, TO 4. II thcro is
any curiosity as TO tho way things
are going In tho lower levels OF base.
bal society.
After four straight defeats, Bucky
Harris Senator'S won from tho White
Sox Friday. TO 2. II tho Athletics
had not also been slumplng, the SEN
otors would have lost their lead by
now. However, the Athletics have
been unable to brace Themselves and
tho recent record OF the squad ex-
cites suspicion that Connie Mack's
new bail toam has blown UP, They
lost to tho Tigers, to Z. and arc
now ono and .onc-hnlf games in back
OF tho Senator's.
Tom Glnrd, tho young pitcher
whoM tho ynnlts sent 10 St.
Louis last spring IN trade for
Urban Shocl,cr, impressed tho
error Of this trade on Miller
Higgins. tho Ynnl, manager. lie
shut out the Yan,s In st. Louis,
1 to o. However, he got tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
Bees Wallop
Tribe Twice

GAIT LAKE, Aug. 2a.--Two games
- won BY salt Lake here yesterday,
evened up the series with the Seattle
Indians at two games apiece, The
scores OF yesterdays affairs were ?
10 I and TO 0.
In the first game. after spotting
tho Indians 60 a ssven-run lcah' ths
Bees came hack TO knot the count
and win In the ninth inning when
Catcher Peters hit a home run WIN
n runner on bases
In the second game the Bees
knocked Hasty. the Seattle pitcher.
out OF the box by scoring four runs
in the second. They made five runs
in the third inning of OF stryksr'
who relieved Hasty.
--he acore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
IMPROVE ON
THE ELEVENTH

The remaining seven holes that
were played were easily the hes, Of
tho entire match. II was real GOLF
4 par four on the SIND green brought
Miss TidmarEh 10 one-down. but Z
brilliant pair OF brides on the neg
two holes proved winners for Mra
Jackson and won her the crown that
she had in 1923.
The tournament was a big sue.
cess and much credit for said
success Is due the uniiring 81.
forts OF the associations presi.
dent and secretary, Mrs. Roy
Thomas and Mrs. Neil Jamison.
respectively, and the able com.
mittees.
Aside from furnishing the winner
and the runner-up in tho champions
ship. Seattle also produced several
others winners.
Mrs. Jackson viii represent Seattle
In the women's national tourney at
st. Louis. in September. as a result
OF her victory.
First fliEht--Mrs. DieE.i beat Mira
Twitchell. and ,
Second flight-Mrs Bowen beat Miss
Fischer. 6 and s
Third fliEht-Mrs. Weber beat Mira
Barnett, 4 and ?
Fourth fligh,-Miss Albright bea, Mrs.
Wilson. and e.
Non-quAllfiers' flirht-Mr, prn.. h.n,
Mrs. Bradley. up.
Second consolation-Mrs Dcan h..t
Mrs. pfsffsr ? and 4
Third consoiation--Mrs. J. c. Moore
beat Mrs. Mckee. s and g.
Fourth eonsoiation-Mrs. Moody beat
Mrs Brewer. and
Non-qualifiers' cancellation - Mra
Ihomlc beat Mrs. Rupp. up.
DrivinS-Lons ball. Mrs r f. Iaeh-
son. ala yards. Best average, Or. Fran
els Houston, 7os yards
ApproaehinE-close.t TO pin. Mrs.
Homer Dean. Best average. Mrs. Dean
Carpenter
Mixed foursomes-Mrr. Frank sumner
and Jack Westlend. "a. Mrs. c King
and n. Ford. Mrs d. L. Twitcheu and
Or. sharpless. Mrs, Don Moore and Fred
Dolphin, all ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
Waterfront to
Battle Kitsap
Stars Sunday

TNIE waterfront A. a. OF Seattle.
i viii Journey 10 BrcmSr,on 10 play
,hn Kitsap Ali-s,ars at Remnants
park Sunday. Beats viii leave So.
attic docks a, 1910 and 1875 in tho
morning Tor nrsmsrtoa to handle
tho fans expecting 70 go
Tho All-stsra have defeated Tho
Y, $. 8. Arizona and arc considered
one OF the best teams In Brcmsrton
Tho local team also holds victory
over tho Arlzonans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
''Say, 'Doc,' Remember When"

Every fighter and manager keeps a
scrapbook of newspaper clippings and
here acc hare LoHnie Austin shouting
Doc" Thomas, chairman of the Dor
ING commission, and SSrd degree
fan, his famous book that dates back
10 1905 Austin's big book fdthered
the idea of series Of stories about
these fights and fighters of the past
go years and dustin has consented 10
spin fei0 yarns for The Star that
loiA bring back memories TO the fans
Of yesterday as Ucu as take them be-
hind the scenes of the boring game
IN Seattlo.-Photo by Carter and Brad
ieU Star Staff Photographer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
National League Leaders Win and
Washington Gains on Philadelphia

breaks Of the luck, for he gave
hits whereas Wait Hoyt OF the
Yanls, gave only 3 and lost the
game.
The Red Sox beat the Indians
20 /. This was Boston's Ssth vic.
tory in n worse seasons record thar
The worst one ever amassed by Con.
ME Mnck in his years in the A. L.
basement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

with Joe Slmomch and ne
will be on the self indefi-
nitely.
Lomski is ready 20 meet anybody
and he has decided to stick TO the
short bouts In the Northwest FOR
time az least He's an unusual boy
ia these hectic days Of trensisd n
nance in the ring; mos, boys would
have jumped al the chance 10 mso,
Colima IN Los Angeles. but not Lom-
ski He WON'T try tho io.round
racket in California until no feels
he's ready for Il,
II he improves as 10 should LON.
ski VIII be knocking at the door us
the middlsweight title now held by
Harry Greb. lie certainly has the
class and Is fast gaining the expert
enee necessary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
LOnnie Austin VIII Tell
old Ring Yarns for Star

DEKcY COVE. Ivan Miller. Eddie
4 Plnkman. III Hagen. Eddie Hub
bard. Johnny OT1eary and tho rest
OF that GALAXY Of Seattle ring starr
OF decade or moro ago bring back
memories Of great fights 10 Esaltls
fandom.
And 10 The Star has asked
Lonnlo Austin. dean Of all
Northwestern prpmoi-r-. 10 tell
somo Of the inside stories about
these old fights, 10 take tho fans
back stage In the glove game.
Austin. who ~ a good story teller.
has had experience In every angle ~
tho sport, having been Northwest
wci,srssciEh, champion AZ ono time,
manager and promoter.
For years be was ia partnership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
League Leaders
Poor Sluggers

nEsPITE the fact tina, the Pei
~ leans have been setting the
pace in the Southern Association
virtually since the start OF the
season. they rate one OF the poor
est hitting clubs In the circuit.
Recent averages give the New
Orleans outfit n mark OF but 2sa,
good for sixth place. In runs
scored the Pels hold the same po-
sition. while IN base stealing they
rank third.
Nashville. third In the league
standings. leads In batting with
an average OF ala. Atlanta and
Chattanooga ara also above the
SEQ figure in swatting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
SIGN SCOUT

George ''Knotty" Lee. until 70
Gently manager Of the Kitchener
club. Ontario league. has
signed TO scout for the Baltimore
Orioles. Lee found tho going too
tough with the Canadian team.
He'll take UP his new duties imme-
diately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
StarTenniS
Tourney
Opens
All Players to Be in Ac-
ton Today on Wood
land Park Courts

ITuiE junior boys we're opening the
4 siath annual Star Woodland park
tennis tournamen, on tho park courts
Saturday morning AZ q m. and
before tho day n over i3i tennis
players will have been IN action IN
tho frat round Of tho mems. Juniors
and womsn'a singles.
The boys were 60 hold sway until
noon when three womsn's matches
were scheduled.
AZ p. m. the huge opening round
Of tho mems singles Was 20 start.
so players IN all booked 10 take 10
the courts during the afternoon.
A. tho draw was seeded no star
matches are on the cards today. but
with the elimination of half ~ the
players today play will DO hpssdod
up There win be no matches
scheduled sunday. as previously an,
nouncod
All doubles entries arc due today
and viii bs accepted BY tho tourHs-
mcnt manager az the park
MES's SMILES
AZ y, ~,
y W. EaGia ss Tom Toii, Paul Cole
man - Arnold FfibsFE "a MahisF "
STANLEY Hgibrpok ~ Wayne unHsn.
Howard ushHsit "a iaha Henry G
M9issh ~ Hsrfi rfgss0n
At q. ~
. a. Nsufagh "a Don FfFs nti
Curry "a Paul Sutherland itepAft
Wslsshbafh - gtHs Roses Paul FRED
sFtFS "a whiyramh ggiiiisn, wlndy
LanGlis - wiitss. ttsHrY shapiro ",
" y Kennedy, Decay MURRAY "a VIA
esnt salssts LisYa Nsrdsttsn - Nsas
asih wallace
sam HhosE "a G e Williams =. pei
Fsssi fs Franris kstrbain. Frank Hbs1
lzhd "a hob mssksth. ~ o. Htssh VI,
Preston Nsp1Hald. Ralph LsiE - ssf-
ritt Day. psH Waller W y Andstsan.
Charles hsaa ~ cilff Soragaisl
a. ar. ~
Afnold AndsFspn - &. A. Jahnsan.
H J Cslg - %. = Hiaghsaa nsl
przuGs ~ winner us!ssa - nsnry
rfusraff. Alfred waAssn - siHHsr
iisnrT shapiro ~ " 81 Nsshsny, Dick
Bgv " Dad" RsisAasF. nsfls- m.n.
sel ~ Jsrry MarsIh. A. n puaAhas "a
r. n miller
AZ r.. NJ
jack uathrstt - y a. Mafsaa ntl
Taylor ~ EuGsHs oldham. hzsausl Ger
"a " " Etsduan. warren nrarn "
EuEsns Hsanh. EaFl Heat - cssii rsiti.
John. Charles sparks ~ ussfss itshIaa.
Jsha cafras - q. y psafY.
A. a. 81.
Frank Hasippski "a Caivia Resell.
Walter ThsTsE We. Msfhsft agb.an. nHly
NsuAtfk Va O. w. Nansasr gsansth
NAliAcs VI. Aisr Whistles. q o, nasfss
70 siaasF ilera SatdsEssm v. Ksna.,a
wallace
JUNIOR noYs SINGLES
As A. ~
uea nfitas ~ Rassts kfnlsh. ntiiy
N~~hiFk rs John Tasisr, ifsnFy Hhapiro
~ haliis bsaus'. Gvhala aec,lAF.n y.
esnFEs Fews,L mn Howard Vi. Hsr.y
Jphnson. barnard lager Va AlaH wls.
stsn. AsTsr Alexander - pafnsnr
9shtssf, Watsoa ThusBisn Va rsrs Coz
~ 10 A. ".
uH''sT Shields Va TsFfy pusstss Rsn
fl'fsan - Carl u0lasA. fsapsli ~.
Nfa~a - pansii isis. Buunss os
- H9hsf, Eliss. Hollis its~sit -.
haHlsy hsFrsH. urpuvlils -. uisra pet.
bhhF1ss Hsaa - esivin fgssssn
~ ~ A. NJ
LLOYD Sotasttafn - tts.s.rt fyth.o-
= Nlhss - Esnnsih Waf}sss Jsse
NaFtaa - y V. Morgan. Jsffy ns,s.s
- haFFT Gotffsy. TisFt CaFrAp j., IT,,
Ahaaffan. Henry rfHssaff - us,y.
Larson. 81 Clarke vs Tasn,rv rs.is
NoHES-s SINGLES
A. ~ Nsos
M'a AsIsr - AIRS Iss usr E,JI.,
Ih'ims Weir - EiIneT Htsphss. T,,,.
stephens "a Ailfr'i Apa Dana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

with The late Dan Sal; and II was
tho senior firm in this section and
now he Ia In partnership with Blddy
Z hop.
Austin win tell about the days
when the fighters and fans had
10 cruise around Puget Sound TO
look for place 10 stage fights
where no sheriff was In sight.
Days when doe Cans. Abe Atieu,
Prank Gotch and other cham.
plons were In the Northwest and
when Uicary, Pinkman and the
rest Of that famous lineup Of
fighters were la their prime.
His first story viii appear Monday.
II you're a real fan you'll want 10
read every ono Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
FOLEY FOULED

VANCOUVER p. G. Aug 20. ~
Vic Foley. Of Vancouver. and Cana.
dian bantam champion. was award.
cd the decision here last night over
Vic King, when he claimed he had
been fouled In the eighth round
The bout was scheduled for 10
rounds. King Ia the Australian ban.
tam champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29


throRed Friday
In tho semi
nnals round OF
tho annual dou
bles tournament
al the Laagwood
Cricket club,
Howard and
Robert tlnsey.
defenders Of tho
mems doubles
trophy. were
eliminated hy
Vincent Richards
and H. ~ WI
llams. the United
States doubles
entry for the I'M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

Dumovlch III. Credit victory to stroud.
Charge defeat 10 Jgney. AZ bst-Kaliio
.. Ramsey ~. Dum0yich :. Hits battsd
--Kniiio 7. Ramsey g. Dumovich T. Runs
scored--KallIo I. Ramsey I. Dumoyich a.
Runs responsible tor-Esllio 8. Ramsey
Z. Dumovich .. struck out-Katilo >.
Stroud ?. Bases on bsIls-RhmEsy D.
Kaliio 5. Dumovieh 2, Juney 2 HIT by
pitched bali--ODoui. BY Ramsey. Stolen
bass-Lazsrrs. Home runs--Eldrsd. Her.
man. Peters. Sacrifice hltsLEldrsd.
Sheehan. Runs batted in-Frsdsrick.
Leslie. shsehan ?. Peters 4. HuIvsy. Bra
I'LL 2. Herman. r. Baldwin Left on
bases-seattls 8. salt Laks 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

match over the
Everett Golf and
Country club -
course. three up
and two 20 play
yesterday
This result n
doubtless fairly
well circulated
around ere this
time. but tho
thing that is not
generally known
IS tho fact that
in that days
play the InEle
wood player
came thru Il" In
other words. she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

Old pug Cavet. former big
Lacquer, is pitching nice ball for At
lan.a In the Southern Association
this season. The other day he held
Memphis to but single hit. It was
one OF the best games hurled In that
circuit thus far this campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

DENVER, Aug. 29.--A CARGO.
Spokane lightweight. and sid Belt
OF Canyon City. Colo. fought a
close battle here last night. with
CARGO getting tho call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

Louisville has purchased Jack
Cross. promising first haseman OF
the Saginaw. Michigan Ontario
league. He's goot hitter and
splendid fielder. He'll report after
the close Of the Mint season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

turo II the W. J.
- a d" H-nry's
Neptune sw vim
ming club earni-
val.
spriggs Was
cher, 1924 cham
plon. and Jack
T orn 81, 1919
winner scro pro.
yidinE tho fea.
% race or
the tournament
Thomas Pierce,
NGw York and
Los pEetcs
long dtzthnee
n ~ ! IN IA rr was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
Four Races Saturday Will Wind
Up Bangtail Running at Everett

EVERETT. wRSh.. Aug. 29.-En'
IL tries for tho four running
events Saturday afternoon on the
Silver lake track Of the North Pa
cinc Live Stock show association.
show the fastest field offered in the
four.Jay meet. Racing opens at 1870
o'clock. Entertainment features
with track exhibition events make a
fun afternoon. program. Saturdays
races conclude tho meet Entries arc;
FIRST race. for s.yesr.olis and upward.
purse iIgs. for owners that have not
wnn race al this meeting. weight for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

tough, Nate UruNman, WHO VIII DC IIIstsItI
of ceremonies at Seattle's next boxing So
cial, is scouting far and wide for suitable
opponent for Lomsh,
Druxman has set his date back until
September so as 20 give himself plenty
of time in which 10 land the right kind of
an opponent for the blonde Aberdeen
youngster.
Druxman has sent wires 10 Jock Malone,
the ST. Paul veteran; Lefty" Cooper the
San Francisco ace; Joe Simonich, the
Butte battler; Leo Friedman. the Chicago
star, and Ted Kid Lewis, former welter-
,,.ai,yht oh arnniop Of fbp world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
Men Queen
Is Going
East
Local Women in Finals,
Mrs. jackson Winning,
3 10 z
BY Alex c. Rose

Mrs. FRED JACKSON. u m.
ifl Inglswood Country club. Won
tho state golf titls By dsf.atu
Phoebe Nell TidmArbh. Of the sea-
tic Golf club. IN the final as.hol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
Dlcl, "a, I'm. h.,, r,,,l,

Dick Cox Inns been playing fine
ball for the Brooklyn Dodgers
and has been hitting the ball
hard ns well ns playing well In
The outficld. The former Port.
land Coast lcagugr star has won
u regular home with Uncle WI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29

1.-TWO out when winning run scored
fBaitsd for Kallio IN fifth.
tran for Hulysy.
lBa,tsd for coumbe In sixth.
sBafted for Llndimore In sixth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
'Batted for stryksr IN seventh.
fRan for cutshav In seyenth.

Innings pltohed-Hasty II. Charge
defeat 70 Has,y, Runs responsible for
Hasty :. stryker o. Struck out-pIsroy
8. Bases on bhlls---Pisrcy I, Hnsty /.
hit by pitohsr--Eldrod. Homo ruu--I.a-
zsrrs. Frederick. Thrss-bass hl,s-I.In.
dimors 2. Two.bass hits-Lindlmore,
Kerr.
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Up TO tho middle OF August e2O
home runs had been made in the
two major leagues. or these the
National boosted 501, or % more
than tho American, A year ago tho
big league total was Gel, showing an
Increase OF close to 800 for this sea.
son.
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BEATS SIMONICH

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. gs.-Ios
Roche. wcltorwoight OF San Fran.
cisco. was given tho io.round do.
oislon hero last nigh, over Joe sim.
oulch. Butte. Mont. boxer.
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BEAVERS LOSE

SACRAMENTO. Aug. as.-The
saea defeated Portland here yestsr.
day. II 70 5. shellenhach Eas
touched freely for aafe hits. but hla
mates slammed tho ball behind him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-29
Star Marathon
Swimmers Set

FOURTEEN swimmers we're CON.
peling saturday for Tho Starr
niis marathon championship al
Green Lake. being held an tho s,a-
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COAST
HOW THE SERIES STAND
BEAT SEALS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 18Th.
Angels ovensd tho scrien hero yes.
isrtay with san Francisco by win.
ming yesterdays gnmo. s to 2.