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Evening star., 1925-07-24
LAW TO BE ENFORCED.
Motorists to Be Arrested for Not
Stopping Behind Cars.

Strict enforcement of the regula-
tion requiring motorists to stop be
hind street cars when the cars have
stopped or are stopping to take on
or let off passengers has been di-
rected by Inspector Charles A. Evans.
acting superintendent of police.
IN a message to members of the
force Inspector Evans stated that the
motorist who fails to observe this
important and very necessary safe
guard for the protection of pedes-
trians~ is deliberately taking full ad-
vantage of an opportunity to MAIN
or kill. and the police should, there
fore, in all such cases, make prompt
arrest of the offenders and require
deposit of the maximum collateral.
Evening star., 1925-07-24
CELEBRATED LIFE SAVER
BROWNS TRYING RESCUE
Another Man Also Dies in Fruit
less Effort to Save Woman
From Sea in France.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BIARRITZ, France. July 24.-Paul
Fourquet, famous life saver, lost his
own life yesterday in attempting to
rescue from drowning Mrs. Williams.
an English visitor, who was bathing
in the sea. Mrs. Williams also was
drowned and William Jemmett, who
also tried to rescue her, suffered a like
fate.
Prince Nikita, son of Grand Duke
Alexander. Michaelovitch of Russia,
Joined in the attempt to aid the wom-
an and seriously injured one leg.
While the Herald says Mrs. Will
liams was Mrs. Albert Ernst VIII
liams, an American, with addresses In
Paris and New York, the other news
papers say she was an Englishwoman.
Evening star., 1925-07-24
Annulment Decree Granted.

Justice Bailey has granted an inter
locutory decree of annulment of mar
riage in favor of Beatrice G. Waters,
who charged fraud against John H.
Waters. The ceremony was per-
formed in December, 1920, while
Waters was undivorced from his
former wife, it was stated. Attorney
Raymond Neudecker appeared for the
plaintiff.
Evening star., 1925-07-24
RUM CHASER BLOWS UP

LORAIN, Ohio. July "a CP).-The
Government patrol boat C. G.-2334,
one of the links in the chain of Lake
Erie rum chasers, blew up just out
side Lorain Harbor today.
Three members of the crew were
blown into the water and were res
cued by tug. None of them was
seriously injured.
Coast Guard officials at the Lorain
base said the explosion was accidental
and was caused by engine trouble and
an ignition which fired the gasoline
tanks. z-----.-s----
Evening star., 1925-07-24

high parsonage to whom the late Lord
CurZon's secret supplementary will
refers.
The Evening Standard says that
Lord Curzons most pungent comment
on his former chief refers to Mr.
Lloyd George adopting the functions
of the foreign secretary" during the
sfashieninGeo the YersRillesstreat26
Evening star., 1925-07-24
STORAGE TERMINAL
TO Be BEGUN SOON
Eight Acres Transferred as
Beginning of Plan to
Make City Center.

With the formal transfer today of S
acres of land covering five city blocks
in the southwest section from the
Southern Railway Co. to the Potomac
Freight Terminal, there will be start
ed about September / the first of a
series of storage terminals for meats
and perishable produce, which will
make this the distributing center of
such freight coming into Washington
Col. Wrisley Brown, president of the
company, today announced the formal
transfer of the property.
The area which is to be the center
of this terminal development is bound
ed by Water street, Maryland avenue
and Twelfth street. E street from
Twelfth street to Water street, Thir-
teen-and-a-Half street from Maryland
avenue to Water street and Thir-
teenth street between Maryland ave
nue. and Water street, are to be closed,
in accordance with authority already
given by Congress.
Will Be Wholesale Center.
The terminal is to be developed. ac-
cording to Mr.. Brown, as a wholesale
center for perishable freight. obviat-
ing additional handling between pres
ent terminals and the markets. Here
it is planned to have the big dis
tributors send out their products
direct. There will be a series of build
ings, each adapted to a particular
kind of product. There will be a
building for the meat distributors,
another for the produce distributors,
etc, which means eventually the CEN
tering of the commission houses there.
as they will eventually disappear from
the present location near the Center
Market in connection with the pro-
poSal to develop B street into a great
boulevard leading to and from the
Arlington Memorial Bridge.
Col. Brown. in discussing the plans
for the erection of this terminal, said
that the location of the warehouses
and delivery trucks for the handling
of packing house products, meats,
lard. cheese. etc, and for carload ship
ments and vegetables from the entire
Southern States and Pacific coast is
the most logical and advantageous
point in the city of Washington for
the best interests of all the citizens
here.
Several Terminals Here.
This is the terminal of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway and that of the
Southern Railway system. which, with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad and the Seaboard
Air Line, brings all of the fruit and
vegetables from the South. These lines
all center in the yards near AleXan-
dria, and have but or 8 miles to
come to reach the Washington Ter
minal over the Long Bridge. no tun-
nels and no congestion, as the number
of double and triple lines of tracks
and other yards-in the vicinity ApCe-
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with three errors, all OF them coming
in the second inning when Portland
put on tho merry -go-round for seven
runs. Frank BRAZIL contributed a
boot in this frame and Billy Lane
is charged with another that was no
fault OF his. but a mental kick by
Fred Russell for not cutting off n
throw to the plate.
Crane WIS so disguised when he
finally got a high fly for the third
out that he threw the ball over the
grandstand. walked Off the field and
called it day.
During the rest OF the afternoon
Ted Baldwin kicked grounder. so
did Billy Mccabe ou, IN left field. and
he also muffed fly bali that he
should have caught in his hollow
tooth: Babe Herman dropped throw
from George Cutshaw and a kid third
sackcr. named Fred Gible, who fin
ished up the game. got into the
spirit OF the thing and contributed n
wide throw,
The boys were In such missing
mood yesterday that half OF them
failed TO catch the street car back TO
tho city.
And while all this was happening
Lefty Meekcr. more Familiarity known
10 his mates MS the Covered
wagon" was southpawing gilt-edge
ball
Fred Russell didn't have thing
and couldn't get the ball over the
plate at all while he was in the box
and Sterling Stryller did as well as
could be expected with the sieve sup
port
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College Track and Field
Trials at Chicago Today

(tuICAGO. June is--collegp track
y and field record holders galore.
win match their spccd ana Drawn
Friday in the praliminarics Of the
National intercollegiate meet az
stage field
with approximately 60 teams
entered for the big cindrr track
classic. the peak 81 track and
field rivalry among the collegiate
stars will be reached Friday and
SATURDAY. when the finals viii be
held and the championships de
cided.
when tho track men gather. how
ever. ono Of tho expected features
wlll be missing Locke Of Nebraska
and urhar, have been barred. Mich
lEun'a stellar negro athletes were 10
meet ia tho i0o-yRri dash Locke
has been forced 10 withdraw, which
leaves Hubbard the layorile Sweet
OF Montana Is the dark horse.
An interesting duel is scheduled in
the high jump Cob" Russell. who
set conference mark at Columbus
last week with leap Of . feet 6
inches. viii pit his skill against Tom
Poor Of Emporin. Normal, whose
jump ~ feet inches indicates
that he viii force the Maroon 90
jump his best Work. Of Stanford.
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HOrnsby Is
MOgul Now

OF LOUIS, June ~ ~ Rogers
- Hornsby. 81 years old, 10 years
out Of the deep,tanglrd wildwood %
the fuythrrmost hush league. became
a stocAholder in the 81 Louis Card.
mails Thursday, less than twu weeks
after his appointment as a manager
OF the team Il, was one OF the few
distinctions that the remarkable
Texan could SIN receive IN a trade
az which he has starred since he
came up"
Hornsby Fot block Of the stock
held hy Branch Hickey. tho former
manager or the team. who still re-
tains some financial interest in the
property and remains vice president
Of the firm. doyotlng himself 90 the
Job Of scouting new players.
Not only Is he the youngest hired
hand Of tho ball yard TO break into
the business councils Of a hlg league
team. but Horusby is one OF the very
few active players who even got a
piece" OF a club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
RO-WOMEN
GOLF FRIDAY

DLAY waa being held today In tho
l. annual tclcgraphic pro,women
tournament over IL courses turnout
the state. The low scoring team in
this S6.hole test OF medal golf will got
the award which ia being put up by
the Washington State women's Golf
association.
The teams. together with the clubs
they represent, follow II. tombstone
and Phobo Nell Tidmarsh, Seattle
Golf club. w. Purscy and Mrs. II. o.
Young, lnglcwood Country club; +,
Noble and Mrs. Il. Van Patten.
Rainier Golf club: Mira. Sumner and
r. jefferson, Everett Country club;
NJ Dutra and Mrs w. Patterson.
Aberdeen; w. Dalgleish and Kath.
crime Hurley, Tacoma Country club:
Mrs. II, Bowen and N. Christian.
Yakima, Mrs, II. Blodgott and r.
Morris, Fircrest; Mrs Il. Griggs and
w Black, Bellingham; II. Watson
and Mrs, G. Riegel. Spokane; X.
Mitchell and Mrs, w. Yeager olym.
pin, and w. Nader and Mrs. o, Born,
Mantle Golf club, Spokane,
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Richards. who have met twice
already this season. playing TO an
even break thus far, probably viii
meet twice more within the next
week or so. They are likely. TO meet
in the Church cup matches, which
begin Thursday at Boston and they
have promised 10 play an exhibition
at Forest Hills. L. l., on June 20.
With these two curbing their urge
for literary expression TO comply
with the amateur rule and qualify
for the big national tournaments and
with Little Bill Johnston of Cali
fornia in n mind to try for the title
once more, the chance of seeing new
faces in the high spots this year
seems very remote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
Former Grid
Star Named
Cop Mentor

NEW YORK, June 12.-BIg BIZ
IN Edwards, old-time football star
Of Princeton university and later d.
rector Of athletics at Woodrow VIII
sons school, was named Thursday
as principal Of the New York Police
academy in which experienced po-
llcemen will be taught their Jobs by
people who never we're policemen
at all.
Richard r. Enright. commissioner
Of police. made the selection and re-
marked that Edwards ought to make
good because he Is big man all
around and a great man to clean up.
because he was born in Broome
County, New York
Edwards is one OF the two big men
in the United States who are moi
known as Tiny" The other one
is Big" Mum, the Nebraska wrcst-
Ter.
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Junior Varsity Crew Troubles Calhoun Penn Eight Fast
Butler Makes
Good Showing

COLUMBUS. june l2-LJt.c
~ Butter cuilegt made quite %
respectable showing iu tho his
Ton track and field meet here
last week. coming thru with n
points
II placed men In the three dash
events. Phillips winning the i4o
In exceptionally fast time, Gray
getting "a sryoud in the turleus
and a third in the century
Phillips victory was especially
noteworthy as hc was IN "a field
that included kennedy Wlscor-
sin. Coulter, Iowa, and Martin,
Northwestern In the century,
Gray had Hubbard and Whitman.
the two Michigan flashes, 90 con-
tend with. ilr finished strong
but couldn't quite catch the
Wolverines
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Dundee Fights
Terris Friday
in Long Bout

NEW YORK, June i2,-Johnny
IN Dundee, who got a reprieve
from the weather man the other
night. will mount the steps to the
ring at Coney Island Friday 'hxht
and take whatever II is that hg
Sidney FERRIS has TO give q towering
old man.
Their bout was set back because
the hot spell broke right in their
faces and rain came down on very
nice house Of customers at inc
Coney Island Stadium,
The numerous gallery, which now
follows Dundee with the morbid hope
of being present when he is finally
knocked out, will be on hand FRI
day night.
Terris beat Dundee In their first
meeting. which was the closing piece
In Madison Square Garden,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
GARHART IS
REELECTED

DR. VI. n. GARHART was unanl.
~ mously reelected as president OF
the Seattle Rod and Gun club at a
banquet held last night in Moves
cafeteria Garhart was reelected as
token of appreciation OF his work
as head Of the club for the past
year.
Secretary c. w. Rowley and Treas
urer c. d. Thomas were also re-
elected without a dissenting vote. j.
C. Schulz was elected vice president.
The board Of trustees win be com.
posed Of Russell Hayes. chairman;
Dean John Cobb. OF the University
Of Washington: ]. j. Moore and Dan
Kinsey.
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age
After weeks 81 industrious toll
10 put tho event across IN tho
styie of q Tex llielWri liumhrrt
F'uEaszy. an eNsfigWrr promoter
of the piece. seems 60 De riymlea
by insurmountab,o difficulties.
TuEulzy put in Wednesday plead
Ing with Charlie stoncham, major
oweur ~ the New York Giants. for
prrmIfelou go usc tho Pulo Grounds
for tfo fight on July stonehnm
WA not convinced. however that
1.-THE structure OF the rsht arena
could 10 sweep, out Of ths way IN
timc 10 permit Ills tall club TO
play Ia the yard on the nfth.
hut even IL stoneham agrees TO
riHk il. there win stiu hc many dlf
nrultits
When Mickey Walkers diplomatic
tosAehu b cured, the wclIcrwolght
champion viii have 10 agree 90
fight Dave Shade az later date.
before the boxing commission will
sanction his appearance against
Harry uroh In the main bout q
the hospital fund program Walker
gives evidence Of having his back
up In stubborn defiance Of the com.
mission and II ho doesu't como TO
terms. the bout viii be- of.
/ Furthermore. three other fighters
on the card have been eliminated
Jack Rcnault CANCELLED himself
when he lot George Godfrey WHIP
him. King solomon. Of Panama
made an unsatisfactory fight against
Romero Ro}as and rascI himsrli
on the program and Jack sharKey
the fcathcrweighi had tho poor
Judgment 70 debate the right,otwal
with d speeding automobile, with
the result that he ~ now ia bos
piiai
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Prank Emmrr Is just about rradS -
play shsrtstop again tbs yvguEstFt
aid q iiu ilisu act with STRAY copper
last Sunday, ard came cut second best
with the Uatsoat lie vas badiy bruised
In tho collision Reports last rlght had
/, TIA, sammy Crane had packed UP his
dGds and jumped The eiub.
Fred oIbkc. younEstsr from Iio.
auiaEn. finished ths game az thlgd bass
sog Seattle yesterday lie has nice action.
Frank BRAZIL did some tall hitting.
and was the one briEht sppt uf tire lns
l diAn offensive. which vas IS sick yestsss
I day as the agiinE defense lie SlnElrd
twice and hit a homer over the right
L field boards in three trips, and also drove
two mighty flies over ths fence that
sailed foul BY inches and couple Ok
tiiRs drives into the right held boxes that
disloeatsd several boards.
sterling stryker pulled one for tho
/ book Covered Wagon Mcaher was
standing az this plate. sqaawhiHE about a
called strike. and was Ia the battsrs box
| With hts stick resting on the ground.
strykrr came back With quick pitch
and hlt tho bat the ball bounding on
I fair territory and Assksf being thrown
iout
/ Bif HunnrfIsid. rorlland'. young out
I fielder. had a big day Thursday. getting
four blows Ia six trips. scoring three runs
I and stealing a base. Ito opened the game
| with home run into the left field
stands,
seattle made - mistake letting Frank
Tobln 20 70 Portland. Tho Iadlsns wors
In sad need Of good plumber % plug
lup the leaks yesterday.
Just before going haywlrc In the src-
ond inning. sammy Crane started a dou.
bio play in tho first frame that was q
thing OF beauty Hat thpss thrrs boots
werc something else again.
Ted Baldwin, who relieved Crane al
short. cams up with a nifty running play
when no tagged Johnny Zones at first
IN the NTH inning.
The Beavers played perfect dofensiv,
ball until Jones kicked strikers ground
cr In thg ninth With two out.
! II was rsgrettable that Lane had &,
be given boot on his throw to tho plat,
in the second inning. az II VAS cut of
play. but Fred RUSSELL went to sleep o.
tho play. and "a you can't chalk VI
mental boots, Lane had to be charged
with the error.
Billy MeCabe hit ono Of the ionEc~
drives of the day when he doubled Il
left field In tho fourth. The bail role,
70 the fence, but fast handling by Hun
nefIeId held him TO a double
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
DENIAL

WORCESTER, Mass, June H.
Walter Gnutreau, stir second bnsc-
man Of the champion Holy Cross col.
lege team denies that he has signed
q contract with the Philadelphia Attn
letlcs, Gautrenu said Thursday that
he did not intend to sign with nny
major league club, but would play
minor league basobAu on the Pacific
Coast this summer.
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is having trouble
with his junior
varsity eight.
The Jayyees APP
pcarcd slow In
thslr W orkout
Thursday and for
the next few
days he win dc
vote most OF his
attention TO this
notilla. Taking
them over the
course he stopped
tho boat after a
brief session for
corrections a n d
tho lecture no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

DOB STEIN win defend his title Of
- club championship when he tees
off IA the 5s-hoe final match
against Lee steil at the North End
course Sunday
Stein entered the finals by scoring
four and two win against Dixie
Ficager. while steil landed in the last
notch by dropping Sam Russell, two
and one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

SALT LAKE CITY. June H. salt
Lake camc back after dropping the
first two games Of tho series and de-
featod Sacramento here yesterday
% to 9. sheehau and Coumbe hit
home runs for tho Bees.
Sacramento .,s......,..s ~ 4
salt Lake .............23 q 1
Batteries Martin. O. Garfield and
Koohier, Mulcnhy and Cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
MCCLELLAN ILL

CHICAGO, June t2.--lIarvey Me-
Clcllnn, hard luck player Of the Chi
cago white sox, who vas out of tho
game all last season because Of i'll
ness, ia in serious condition at n
local hospital as result Of nm opera.
ton for gall stones. He Is utility
fielder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

count them, 10
boots.
were committed
by the Redskins
and Of course
Portland won.
Tho figures, for
those s;atistically
inclined. W err e
IL 10 2 There
may have been
" orBe gam g $
pla c q some
where. sometime.
bu; nobody ever
paid TO get in
Sammy Crane
led thn dnhaurh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
SHE SIGNS

NEW YORK, Juno IL. - Miss
Helen wainwright, former national
champion and olympic swimmer has
signed n contract TO coach swimming
and diving ut Wentworth Pool N
Portsmouth. N. II. She VIII se'
ST, 900 for three months, 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

ments in he
C ou try, h as
b e en- preserved
for one more sea-
son at least. The
one two three
men OF the ma
tton al ranking,
w h Sc contests
are now as IA
miliar as the old
fights were be-
tween Jack Brit
ton n n d T e d
kid" Lewis, all
have decided TO
play again.
Tildeu an q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

TOMORROW s a big day IN the IN,
i Of Bob Johnstons and the Seat
he Golf club where he is professional.
II was exactly 20 years ago that the
popular Bob came here from Call
fornla 10 take over the professional
duties Of the club. You bet the
North Endera ors going 70 make a
"Johnstons Day" out Of June 70, 1925.
Nobody VIII be tagged but every
body - going 10 chip-in 10 mike the
occasion something worth while.
No one whs ever more deserving
Of recognition FOR tsrvlces rendered
20 golf club than this same Bob
JoLnstone, regular fellow any
where. any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

lNn leather KING
FOR the member
81 tho directors
n the Jefferson
Park Golf club
turning IN the
best 20 holes Of
medal play
J. o - o m y
s2-si-iGs. which
iucIuded the
missing Of a
three inch putt
that's actual
measurement
put him ia a tie
ith l. d gar
order. W h o
looked Ike an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
w alker-Greb
Boxing Card
Is Up in Air
Difficulties Confront Pro-
moter of Italian Hospi-
tai Fund Show

Ew YORK june
Ne IA matters
stand now tho
italian hospital.
beneficiary OF the
seasons proposed
third bis opon air
fight spectacle Ia
New York. will
be lucky 10 ro.
eeiyc tho price or
"a fatbom Of hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
ANGELS RALLY

SAN FRANCISCO, June l2.-Rol-
lying in the ninth inning to score
-four runs. Los Angeles defeated San
Francisco to 2 horo yesterday.
The Angels were trailing the Seals
until the final frame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

% also elnAay jumper
The hope Of the Middlcwest in
the weights Is Schwartz Of Wis
ennsiu. Schwartz has Just
smashed the conference shot put
mark. lie has his work cut out
for him. Ms Iiarirauft. stanford
husky. viii be present 10 do his
stuff with the weights. The
coast star holds the worlds rec
ord for the discus with heave
Of i5T feet / SIS inches. Other
fayorites are kurk of fmg,oria
and Hoffman Of Stanford
other stars in tho io0.ynrd dash
besides Hubbard are Williams OF EN-
purla. who runs well under 10 sec.
onds. Sweet Of Montana. another
nine fraction man. Evans Of Illinois
Gray Of Butler and host Of othcrH
Tho mile run viii produce some
talent. Carter from Occidental on
the coast trota the distance In less
than ago. Hooper. Southwestern
conference champion from Dallas,
haa been given mark OF just over
i.2o and 30 has Gillette Of Montana
and wilde OF Washington.
The pole vault viii be a real event
with Earl McKown OF Emporia. and
Bouschcr Of Northwestern being the
fnvurites
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BAREFOOT WINS

LOS ANGELES, .iuno i2,--Clydo
Bnrfoot pitched Vernon to to 2
win over Oakland here yesterday,
Bnrfoot shut out tho Oulks until tho
ninth inning, when they scored two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
'W Coach to
Devote Time
to J. V. Men
Quaker J. V. Eight Beats
Varsity in Fast Time
Trial; Becomes Crew
BY p. J. WALSH

Staff Correspondent of The star
DoUGHKEEPslE, \. y, June ~.
L Rusty Callow, coach o. Wash
iugton crews training ON the Hud-
son Tor the intercollegiate regatta.
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Only Ten
Kicks for
Red skin S

TUE game that ScattIc's Indians
l. put on with Portland yesterday
would have made the Hickville
c.innta bln.h with shnme. Ten error.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Who won the duarter-mile race at
tho Eastern intercollegiate in 1927
~. r.. w.
Helffrich Of Penn State. IN
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BY ALEX c. ROSE

IL sd. FOLSOM Jr. r. now the
IL. owner of d baudTcme leather
golf bag donated b. Frank Duncan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-12

'Rnn for Lewis IN eighth.
tBattSd FOR SfAno IN second.
tBnttcd for BRAZIL In seventh.
Score by innings;
Portland .,,..,s. l 10 o o o o-.lt
Charge defeat to Russell, At but--on
RUSSELL I, runs scored 4 Runs rcspon-
slhlc for Meckcr 2, Russell ?, Stryltor 4
struck out Mockcr ?. Russell l, Strylter
l. Bases on hNlla-Meel,cr .. russell .,
stryker .. stolen -Hunneficld, Home
runs Hurnctlold, BrnInl, Twp-baso hits
McCaho. brady, Runs bntted In
Hunncflold 2, Rowland Jones' Lowls.
Mccain 2, Lafayette, Deal =, T. Baldwin.
Rras,ll, nohwor, Double plOys-Cranc
to Herman, Rraslll to Herman, Cutshaw
20 r. Baldwin TO Herman.