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Evening star., 1925-05-31
CAUSES OF VIBRATION.
Hint Regarding Knocks and Other
Annoyances in Driving.

II may not seem to be of any value
TO you to know that any vibration is
caused by a variation in a force, but
Just bear this in mind some day when
YOU are dashinE along the road, &C.
celebrating and deceleratinG carelesslY.
Just note that engine vibrations,
knocks and other vibra tory annoy
ances are worse when you are chang
ing the forces at work upon your car
than when you keep them constant.
These forces are the fired gas mix
ture in the cylinders dependent upon
throttle and spark CONTROL. the mo.
rnentum Of the f1ywheel. the brakes.
the inertia Of the car. the tortional
action Of the engine, the variation of
weight upon the unsprung weigh.
caused by the bounding of the car
over inequalities in the road.
Evening star., 1925-05-31
BEST Innings FOR BRAKES
Risk Too Great for Buying Cheap
Qualities.

Refining the bra kes is a simple
enough Job after the owner has once
mastered the details.
Before proceeding, A few words in
regard to brake Innings may not be
out of order. Do not be persuaded
TO invest in cheap brake lining any
more than you would buy cheap rope
for use on Alpine glaciers.
Your life depends upon the action
of the brakes and the best lining is
none too good. The best will cost
only a little more than the cheapest
for the whole set of brakes. and the
few pennies gained are not worth
the risk involved.
Evening star., 1925-05-31
IDENTIFY PISTONS.
Fix Rings So Each Plunger Can
Be Put in Right Place.

No matter how careful one is in
keeping the pistons in order so they
can be returned to their respective
cylinders, there is always the posi-.
bility of getting them mixed while
they are on the work bench. To
avoid this it is a good plan to take off
all the rings for piston No. /. all but
one ring for No. ?, all but two rings
for No. 3. and SO on until piston No. 6
is reached. Since most pistons have
but four rings, it is necessary to de
wise some other distinguishing mark
for this one. This can he arranged by
leaving in the lowest ring for No. 6
as against the top ring for No. >
Since the rings are usually renewed
when the pistons are removed for a
major repair job, this process of keep
ing things straight represents no
waste effort.
Evening star., 1925-05-31
TOOL BOX BEATS ROLL.
Time Saved in Hunting for Fartic-
ular Needs.

For comfort the tool roll should be
scrapped. and a box. with a separate
compartment for each tool, obtained
Nothing is more irritating when a
small roadside Job has been com.
pleted than to have to replace al
the tools that have been used or dis
placed from the ordinary tool roll
They are mostly just Jumped in
anyhow; and the next time a particu
lar tool is required it is found, after
long search, TO have dropped out
of the roll and hidden right at the
bottom of the locker.
\ properly made tool box encour.
ages one TO keep the contents clean
which is an advantage. Only the tools
required need be disturbed. and it is
=, simple matter after use to wipe and
replace each one in its obvious com
Dartment.
Evening star., 1925-05-31

Thirty three railroads in the
United States and Canada now are
using motor trucks as part of their
shipping service.
Evening star., 1925-05-31
DANGER IN SWITCHING,
Backfire Through Carburetor Otter
Is Result.

If YOU can't refrain from the habit
of switching on the engine again di.
rectly after having switched it off
learn to let il idle until you are dead
sure you don't want to start it right
away again. Sudden switching on
the ignition after having switched ii
off, and before the engine stops spin.
ming over, is a sure way to get a
dangerous backfire through the car.
huretor sooner or later.
The reason why some engines can
stand this careless use of the ignition
switch better than others is because
their bearings are tighter, the engine
In such A condition invariably COM
ing to a dead stop before the switch
is turned on again, although the in.
terval may seem but a fraction Of a
second to the driver
Evening star., 1925-05-31

In New York State names of all
persons whose driving licenses have
been revoked or suspended are pub
lished and nuhliclY diSnlayed
Evening star., 1925-05-31

in the following manner. First, clean
the edges of the crack well with A
file and emery cloth. taking care not
TO touch with the fingers after clean
ing Then procure some sulphite of
Evening star., 1925-05-31
REPAIRING IRON CRACK.
Edges Should First Be Cleaned and
Then Painted.

When a crack develops in a. cast
iron part which is not subjected to
any great pressure or vibration, such
as water jacket. intake manifold.
ETC. an effective repair can be made
Evening star., 1925-05-31

then fill the crack with soft solder,
building il up somewhat higher than
the original surface. This will make
leak-proof repair which will last
indefinitely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

the extremely rough water.
Altho the veteran Jim did
not admit that the Huskies
would trim Penn or the Navy,
he limited as much in his
talk today.
Rusty CalIow was gloomy follow
ing the test. The mentor dsciar.
ing TO the writer that the HuSkies
would bs lucky II they finished
Inst The Washington coach. who
IL fecond On Dobie, had more
pm4e for hls J. V. eight. which
picked up the varsity at the two
mile post and beat hts crew over
tho line by a good length and a
half
one OF the big features OF today's
program Of the crews in training,
was the wonderful showing OF the
Washington J. V eight Syracuse,
who Is conceded firrt place honors
in this event will have 10 step 20
beat the Husilcs This was assured
when tho juniors trimmed the first
eight IN the tcst Penn and Column.
bla v crews win probably be
sent over the course today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Perturbation
Swim Event

DENTATHALON swimming meet
l. win be held at the Crystal Pool.
Second and Lenora, Thursday night,
in which the best swimmers OF the
local organization will compete.
officials for the meet shave been
chosen and are as follows: Lefty
Hoakland. Jack Way, Dad Henry,
Norman BnrtellE, Neil Ellis. Walter
Reaeburg and James Fulton. Ray
Daughters. coach OF the Crystal club
has donated a beautiful silver trophy
FOR the winner.
a pentathalon rs an event In which
the man with the lowest number Of
points wins, ar the points arc award
ed 10 the losing places, not the win
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Schedule

MEN~ SINGLES
nm Round
Ai $40 O'Clock
f,ebsrt iTssksth ys iisuara Laughs.
~ itao o'Jloyk-@
Armand Marion vs. t.ssH ds TursHn.
MENs DOUBLES
At $40 o'Cisrk-
WbiiCumb QmHIHn sna uiU Thyler -
Frank EsHnwsH and G. G. Williams
AZ 9 o'Ci0ek--
Howard end winnsid tsnEiis 81,
dssrEs Clarke ard Ralph AillU
woMEN's SINGLES
80 400 a'tisrk--
irene stephens - ThsimA wsltf
= Urruiro dc Foute W. EliHpr stephens
JUNIOR SINGLES
~ e'Clsck--
Uouart LHuxlls w. Lloyd Nordstrom
herman WhIiIst vs.. Vincent calvin
BOYS SINGLES
At 800 O'clock
John Curran " Ira orion.
At 900 o'Clack--
Lloyd Nordstrom ~ John Curfan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

what the private thoughts OF "Dago"
Joe Cans was most likely, whilst
our own Leo I,omsN was showing
the famous visitor from ST. Paul
how us Wcsterners can entertain
Leo didn't give Cans n dull mo.
montl
Me and the Boy Friend had q
girl with us from Calgary which
cravcd excitement so we took her
along and parked her ringside. She
@as just passing thru Seattle l
mean and when Eddie Roberts
sockcd Mike o'Leary in the mouth
and one OF Mikes teeth flew out
our way why this girl friend of
ours nearly PASSED out tried TO
find tho tooth for her for soovr.
nccr but had to glvc M and, any.
ways, tho Boy Friend says if | got
! II he wants II far u watch charm
\ he having just become q elk him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Noah Must of Had HIS
Whole Family 0t Fights

self and nobody would know tho
difference! was thinking so, too.
just then but this is over your
head.
CEE, l hsdda lot OF fun. Tho
" b. T. got jealous, as usual.
He's nice guy enough TO sit out
a rainy Saturday mite with. but not
so ornamental, so j suppose that's
why he gets peeved when attrac-
tons such as Nate Druxman and
Lonnie Austin, the well-known fight
matchmakers, shower me with at.
tentions.
Naturally, I'm popular Maybe its
the way wear my clothes, but I
have undoubtedly power over
men.
Anyways, mo and Eddie Roesch.
tho automobile man. and Traffic
Chief Frank Fuqua, was discussing
flstieal tackticks With Jack Barnett.
the auctioneer In his spare mo-
monts, when who should l see but
Matt Stoywich, YOU know Matt, tho
sheriff, and Just as he was about
to tell me what 10 take for this
gosh-awful cold in my chest, why
this big beef-eater OF mlno insists
| should 20 back where belong.
which place his face makeA no
secret Of, and'so j never did find
out the cure-but l bet II wasn't
milk, ell Matte
IOH. WELL--thats one reason I
" don't marry. WheT fellers
only q boy friend YOU can shut
them out ON the porch with the cat
and the mop rog.
Say that cough Is playing heck
with my artistick temperament this
afternoon and | feel about rs low
RS traffic button. Guess | WIN
tune OFF ana SO SEQ II | can find
out ir Matt remembers what no
never finished telling mo last night
y, reservoir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Rivers Robbed; Folmer Wins

They ought TO keep some
notes so they don't forget what
happened In tile carly rounds,
for il takes more than one
round to make fight that goes
the limit.
The worst Rivers should Of had
was draw, and II anybody d..
served the verdict no did Give
Geysel credit for carrying the fight,
but IL shouldn't be counted IN the
rendering Of the verdict II a fighter
elects 10 he the aggressor and gets
licked acting the part.
In the first fight OF tho program
Babe Folmer, tho husky Aberdeen
boy won fourround verdict over
Al Maekie in an interesting fight
filled with action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
BerCOt Meets
Krache Again

NODE BEHCOT and Ted krachs
- have been reuatched again.
The two loggers wiu meet In the
main event Or Sato pruzman's FIST.
&c show. which will BE- staged at tho
Coast league ball Park Tuesday
night. June 30
II will DO The fourth meeting Of
this pals. The acorH now stands
even. Bcrcot getting decision,
Krache getting a decision and a
draw.
Krachs won tho last fight, held
here carly this month But Bcr.
cots supporters attribute tho VIE
tory TO tho ralpsoakrd canvas.
which put the Monroe boy at dis.
advantage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Net Results
MEMS SINGLES
Fourth Round


Fourth Round
hob uesketh beat II. r. Tin,sIly.r.
ga, 7-b
whitcomb ouillsn beat Danny Lawn,
7-5, 81. ga,
T1fth Round
Lem de Turenno boat BIN Taylor. rs.
a..
woMEN's SINGLES
Thelms Wolff beat Mrs George
tlcwlyn. GO. 6.g
rita Meyer beat Betty Morrison, 60.
so
nornlce do rontc beat Jsu,tto rourti,.
lottc. 90, go.
MEMS DOUBLES
Howard and Windy l.anrlie HAT Dt,t,
Burr and Grant LalIute 40. az. IA
A. @, PrinEie and Bnl warren beat
Dick Wander Las and Armand Marion.
GO, 80, 60,
JUNIOR SINGLES
Third Round
", LsnElio beat w NewkIrk ri a.
H. Norstrom beat q, Hnmlln, a. q A
N, Whittot beat !, standecker. al
v calvin beat L., McDue., "a a.
BOYS SINGLES
Dick Cox beat Buddy da pontc SO g.
Kermit Rosen beat Don Lalaur. d.
G1
Llyd Nordsuom beat Jim wing do.
fault
John curran beat Fred clark, ~, los
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

THEY gave the decision TO Henry
1 Geysel in his fight with Jimmy
Rivers. but Matt starwieh has
pinched many bird for less thet,s
than that
For three rounds Rivers kept
his left hand i'm Gcyse's map
and nearly closed one Of his
peppers. Geysel needed cou-
pie Of bloodhounds during those
first three rounds to find Riy.
ers.
In the last round Geysel made
enc OF those final stands. and being
stronger. he tired Rivers The
ninth.innlng stuff won the verdict
for him, according to the fellows
who pick the Official winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
New Referee Makes Hit

third man in the ring. aud he
can work as often as he wants
to here II he shows that kind OF
stuff all Of the time.
The boys are In the ring to DO.
and not to give each other dirt.
looks and exchange half-nelson'
and there wasn't much OF that don
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Jim Rice Says Huskies
Are Class of Regatta
BY Z. ]. WALSH
Staff COrrrspondcnt Of The STAR

DOUGHKEEPSIE, n. y. June 17-Despite the fact that
/ Washington made poor showing in a time trial Tues
dav covering the fouf-me course in u minutes and 80
seconds the Huses will be the hardest TO beat the
river next Monday This is the opinion given by less
of an authority than jim Rice head coach of the Penns
yania
Following the of the Hushes the representative Of
The Star had long talk with Rice and during the
saton he said that Washington would be the hardest TO
trim and it was foolish for any TO under-rate them
fact he declared Washington will be in there when the
honors are passed out Rice himself watched the Huskes
and he explained their poor showing due because Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Other Results of Show

$ Tor the other results, they
were as follows:
Eddie Roberts beat Mike oLcary
in siN.round fight
Dandy Dick Griffin won the six.
round verdict over Jackie Newman.
Henry Geysel defeated Jimmy
Rivers in four rounds.
Babe FoImer won over A Mackie
In four rounds
The show which was promoted by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Griffin Beats Newman in Close Fight

y the other six.round fight on the
4 TIN Dandy Dick Griffin was
given the decision over Jackie New.
man. OF Edmonton X was close,
Criffin's aggressiyeness and harder
punching catching the eyes OF the
referee and the judges.
Griffin did most Of the fore.
Ing and did land the harder
blows. Newman Is n shifty IT.
tie fellow, but he can't break an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

A LEX FIDDLER, n referee from
n Des Moines. Iowa, made his
Seattle debut last night. refercelng
All OF the fights. and he did re-
rnarkable job OF It,
He kept the boys fighting. didn't
allow any climbing and bounced
around like rubber ball.
Fiddler is n very efficient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

egg. as the saying goes, and
Griffin kept walking into him
turnout the fight.
Griffin is a very pleasing fighter
from an audience standpoint a.
there isn't any Halliug whether hs
wins or loses
II isn't bow often man wins
that necessarily counts with the
boys who lay their dough on the
line. but how he fights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
O'Leary Makes Hit In Defeat

MIKE O'I.EARY WAS beaten by
W Eddie Roberts. but ne was
more popular with the bugs In de.
feat than Roberts was in victory
The fans love Eamcstcr and the
fighting Frisco freshman showed a
wonderful brand OF gamcnsss IN his
fight with Roberts
After a couple Of rounds OF fairly
even milling, with Roberts having
shade because OF his long left
hand. Roberts connected with his
right on O'Leary's chin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
BY LORA LA BLANK

J,EvERtsH FIDo-did you sec
L the mob out TO the Elks Milk
Fund Fite down to the ball park
last mite? Every Elk in the county
musta been in on the big show and
from the looks OF the stands and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Nate pruxman for the Elks. was
huge success from every Etaudpo,n,
There wasn't a duh moment
in the evenings entertainment.
every bout was well matched
and filled With action. A huge
crowd turned out. the weather
was perfect: and today DruN,
man viii turn over goodly
sum OF money 10 this new char,
ity work % the Antlrrrd Herd.
10 was big night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Now this baby Roberts can nil
when he lands flush on the button
and that's what happened e
O'LeurS.
Thr Californian hung on un.
III he cleared his skypioce and
for the remainder Of the fight
he gave Roberts all Of the en-.
tertainmeni he wanted. and
then some
Game as they make 'cm. OJsar,
was defeated. but he made rra
hlt with last nights crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
couInN KNOCKED or

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June II Ed
die O'powd. local bantam. knocked
out Eddie couloa OF New Orleans,
in the second round OF a scheduled
i2.round bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
RILEY WINNER

SAN FRANCISCO, juno H. Roy
Riley outboycd Angel dc LaCruz IN
their mai neyent here last night,
altho the Filipino bantam. making
his second appearance here, waB
dangerous all the wnyjr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Sundays schedule calls for dou.
hieheader with the Queen City Mo
tors playing the Climax club AZ
Green Lake and the winner playing
tho South Lake Juniors on the
same field IL the Y. NJ. c. A. is
allowed 10 stay in the league that
team will play the ultimate winner
the following week II the prellmi.
narles are completed in this section
Sunday then the sernifinals will be
staged June % and the finals win
start a week later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

boxes | guess old
Noah and all the
rest OF the ami.
mails was there,
too.
| never per.
sonally saw so
much at one fife
in my life. The
field was full Of
personaltys and
notorities an d
the five numbers
on the menu was
a swell dish.
whichever way
one would turn
something hit
YOU In the eye.
InSitientIy limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
RIVERS KAYoEn

KANSAS CITY. Kan. juno IL
Joe Rivers. midget Mexican scrap.
per. took the count in the eighth
round OF n scheduled iO-round bout
here last night with Pete sarmicnto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

htIIt UY DAN ItWIS DtIOIe lie
much trouble from Fincsilvcr in
straight sets.
The first upset OF the tournament
came when Dick Wander Las and
Marion, ono or the seeded teams In
the mems doubles. lost out 10 Cap
Pringlc and Bill Warren after three
scts Wander Las WIS Off his stride
and the veterans plngponEed them
TO death, Pringe's lobbing being nc.
curato and\ very effective. Marion
played brilliantly. but didn't get
much help from hls lanky mate.
VINO had bad Off day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

DICK BUTT Is 70 meet WaIIace Scott and
Howard Langlie is to play Bob Hesketh in
the upper half of the drawing while Leon
Turenne plays Armand Marion and Whitcomb
Quillian has already qualified for the semi
finals in the lower half.
The winners Of these matches then play
down to the finals.
The big match on today features Turenne
and Marion, Both are hard hitters and their
meeting should bring out some flashv tennis.
Bill Taylor forced Turenne to the limit to
win Tuesday, the city champion taking the
match in straight sets at rs, Cd.
Taylors hard hjyh bnundinrr ea,.,.;,o l,a.l,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Coast League
STAR
GOSSIP

The race is over In Division > OF
The Star league. tho Garfield Cubs
and the Independents qualifying for
the Fem.iinaly. They can't play
untll the tangIs is Strengthened up
in the league section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

CHICAGO. June ~. - Defeating
moro than 100 lumbermen golfers
from all parts Of tho country. John
VI. simpson, Paris. Ill, won the
national lumbormcn's title here by
turning I'm a score Of 7i-7S-1f1.
simpson, former Indiana amateur
champion. took the lumbcrmon'n
crown year ago. nlgo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

The y. NJ G. A. team failed 10
show up for it, game with the
Queen City Motors. Joe Parker. the
manager Of tho club. is asked 10
report 10 the sporting editor Of The
Star this week regarding the for.
fixture rs his team win lose its
franchise Il there was no adequate
reason FOR not playing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

No reports were turned In by the
West Green Lake Merchants on
their scheduled doubleheader last
Sunday with the Arden Cubs and
Ross A. c:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

lopSded victory the veteran ST. Paul man. He hit him
with everything but Doc Thomas new straw Kelly. Box
ing skill speed hitting power straight punching, aggres
sveneSS-everything that goes to make fine fighter
LomSk showed last night.
He had Cans the floor from a clip on the chin in the
fourth round but Cans, with all the skill of years of expert
ence hung desperately He showed enough wrestling
holds in the last three rounds TO make Stranger Lewis
look like ballet dancer Cans just did manage to stay the
six rounds
Not once LomSk in danger. He every round
Both hands hit straight and true fast and hard Loms
was particularly effective with his right hand and his
bouncing style of footwork coupled with his ability to step
in and punch when the opening defense enough
against his slower opponent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Indians Play
Angels Today

THE Seattle Indians woro TO
l. open against Los Angeles nj
Los Angeles thl5 afternoon. Tho
Tribe Wnst win the odd game
Of thcFscrics 70 keep In third
place ma the Angola are only
half game behind the Braves.
Seattle is just IL and half
games behind the league leading
Scala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
ROHWER STARS

SAN FRANCISCO. juno H.
Portland scored the first win Of the
series against the ieaGuo.lcading
Seals today, IA 70 TO- hits galore
featured the game, the visitors col
Letting q, against n for the locals
Ray Rohwer's two homers and BIN
Hunncflelds four-ply wailop nc
counted for nine Of the Beavers
tntIioa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

IL any Of the teams scheduled
Sunday do not intend TO play they
should inform The Star Immediately
for the convenience OF tehir apron.
ents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Leo Lonashi Wins; He's Best Here Since Johnny OLeary
PENN COACH PICKS WASHINGTON AS CREW TO BEAT
Aberdeen MiddLeWeight
Easily Beats Joe Cans
BY LEO II. LASSEN

He best fighting machine in Seattle since the
palny. days of Johnny O'Leary
That's Leo Lomski, the newest sensation
in the Northwest rings.
In beating the veteran Dago Joe Cans in
the main event of the Elks' Milk Fund show
Mt the ball park last night Lomsld showed
more all-around class than any fighter has
since 0'Leary. the great little lrishman, was
the master of the lightweights here.
Lomsh gave a wonderful exhibition i'm his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Suzanne Lengthy won three tennis
titles in the French open tournament
just ended. by way OF proving anew
what an invalid she is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
MARTIN WILD

SACRAMENTO, June lT-Ver-
non Raruercd five runs in the
opening innings due to Martins
wildncss and leaky inneld. and
were never headed, winning by a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
Mems Singles NarrOWs to
Seven i'm City Tournament

DLAY has narrowed down TO performers in the
the Seattle Tennis club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

vanqulshed ms younger OPP
ponent Tuesday in a three-set
match at 7-5, 81, 6-3.
Bob Heskoth won the other sin.
giles match IN this division without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17
TAYLOR is WINNER

ihhiph 10 hiaN.NEN
VERNON, June l7.-Bud Taylor
TeTe Haute. Ind, bantam, stopped
Ernie Goozcmnn, Milwaukee. in the
seventh round here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Iol marc, lgh-DOundlng service both
cred enne considerably before he able to break thru
to win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-17

Batieries-Mulchy and Cook; De-
laney. Pruett and Byler.