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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

VASHlNGTON-U. OF B. C. FORM ATHLETIC ALLIANCE
The Real Secret of Killefer's Success

Contrast this 90 the action u
Jack Adams while he was III
charge Of tho Indians q few years
ago Bill Stumpf Was playln.
FIRST base and Harry Gardner was
pilchlnE ga a gnmo ~ Los An,
Eeles. Three times In an inning
Gardner, hampered by bad
foot didn't get 10 first base In
time 10 cover on the throW In
disgust stumpf threw his glove
on the ground and Adams stalked
out u the dugout and ordered
stumpf out ~ tho game.
Killrfcr IN too much Of n man
20 humiiiatc any player under his
management. criticism IL neccs-
sary IN many cares and Klllefer
often resorts 20 a. But killtfer
has that faculty of knowing when
to criticize. when 90 praise and
when TO encourage his players.
And they know he's the boss and
respect him for IL,
He's Ia class by himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

II Red" Knlefcr the Seattle
Indian, have tho finest man.
aver In the minor league baseball
world. and its doubtful II there
Il anybody In the majors who has
anything on him when u comes
90 getting results and managing
men. Tho latter element u the
most important In obtaining the
former,
To illustrate what kind Of a
fellow killefcr really h.:
when sammy Crane had that
bad inning Thursday and walked
OF the field Kiilefer met him az
the duEout and told him 90 stick
10 his guns. Nillcfsr figured that
Il would have done sammy more
good 90 have stayed with Il and
made EN- like it' than II would
have been 10 quit. but Crane.
who hasn't been we'll and Isn't Ia
the best of condition set. lei the
raEElng Get under his skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
New Field Is
Opened Up in
N. w. Sport
Darwin Meisnest Lines
Up Full Schedule With
Northern University

OPENING new field In North.
" west college athletics. the Uni
ycrsity Of Washington will play
fun schedule Of games with the Uni.
yersity Of British Columbia next
school season. according 20 an an
nouncement made Saturday by Oar.
win MeisneH. graduate manager OF
the University Of Washington. who
returned from n conference with au.
thorlties Of the northern school
The new field Of athletic com.
petition for Washington should
be- enlarged on such scale that
within a few years, according TO
Meisnest, the Canadian school
should be one Of the most for.
midable c0ntenders for honOrs i'm
the Northwest.
II may also tend 10 make the foot
ball OF British Columbia a duplica,
ton Of the American game Instead
Of tho combination rugby and foot
ball that is played there now. Base
ball should also receive an impetus
in Canada when the two schools
clash on the diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

ute last year while Whittct Is first
man on the Ballard high school team.
Another match that should arouse
interest and be closely contested In
scheduled between Dick Burr and
Don Waller. tho latter being a seeded
player in the tourney.
Whitcomb ouilllan ans George
Clark should put up another inter
csting engagement. oulllian Is an
other seeded player in the tourna-
ment. while Clark Is one Of the rank.
ing players az the club
Windy Langlie plays Joe Schwartz
in tho fifth set OF matches. This
member Of the LangIic family is play
ing well in the singles and is one OF
the best doubles men in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

we'll to say the crstwhlc slugging
Yauks, as the Miller Higgins crew
tx known. nre having n hard time
finding themselves this year.
For seven innings he pitched shut.
out bull, allowed only two hits, one
a scratch. and had struck out seven
mon. Altho Wild turnout he was
able to get the ball over In the pinch
In tho last two innings Groves was
In much trouble. lie was fortunate
TO get to Z decision
After the game Manager Mack
remarked to me thrt he gnmblcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Isl @2s@a

continuing thruout the following
week. Tacoma will BE- the mecca for
golfers from ali along tho Pacific
Coast slopes. gathered together TO
take part In the big annual solfins
rneet-the Pacific Northwest cham
plonshlp tournament
What California will send along Is
not known. but right here In tho
Northwest there Is enough talent In
all three classes. namely. profession
al, amateur and women golfers, 10
insure real top-notoh list Of on
,ran,s. And everyone Of them have
promised 20 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Rowing Future

Rowing on the Canadian Pacific
coast is considered a major activity
by the sportsmen. The schools in
England devote great deal OF time
to the water sport. and II is widely
followed by Canadians. In time. a
rowing classic between the Univer-
sity OF Washington. with its sue
cess in national crew circles. and
the University OF British Columbia.
may be as big event as the annual
classic between Oxford and Cam
bridge in England.
The government OF British Column
bia has made an appropriation of
a large sum OF money TO tho uni
yersity TO enlarge its campus and
build big athletic field. With the
appropriation is certain amount
that shall be devoted TO sports. and
the University OF British Columbia
may be expected to take a place
among the Pacific Coast leaders In
sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Women's Event

The day following the amateur
qualification test the fair sex golf
ers VIII do likewise over the is-
hole trip, and from all signs tho
field will be Just as large and classy
as tho other.
a Mrs. Harry Young. the Ipgle'
y wood star. who has several other
trophies dangling alongside Of
her Pacific Northwest award,
has a royal chance Of returning
home a victor. as she Is playing
much stronger and steadier
game than she had year ago.
Mrs. Hutchings. the British Co.
lumbia champion. who disqualified
herself last year in the r. ". G.. a.
meet when she agreed 10 waive tho
stymle rule; Mrs. Reigel. the Inland
Empire titleholder. and at least six
OF Seattle's foremost linkBwomen
should figure strongly In this 1925
race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Indiana and
Purdue Weak

COLUMBUS. June l3.-purdue
" and Indiana. the so-called
little fellows OF the Big Ten.
faired badly in the recent West
ern Conference track and field
meet here,
The Boilermakers were only
able to garner two points. Cum
ningham getting them in the
javclin throw. Indiana didn't get
a point.
In 1924 Purdue scored three
tallics and the Bloomington in
stitution just a half point. show
Ing that these two schools are
rather Weddings in track and
field activities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

til c Baltimore
club n trlflc bet.
ter than 500, 900
last winter.
II so happened
that I called
balls and strikes
in the first game
the much,toutcd
pitcher was able
TO finish. At that
Lefty" was on
tho ropes at the
bell.
Groves turned
the trick against
tho Egin &
Yankees, Per
haps II might be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
THE REFEREE

How many first places did bud
Houasr. southern California star.
win n, Tho 1924 Oiympies7--s. II. +.
Houser won two firsts. the shot
put and discus.
What was tho result Of the play
of between Jones and Cruiellshank
In tho national open solf play in
i92sF-R. r. X.
Jones won. rs 70 Is
How many world series has WAlly
Schang played7-R L. W.
Six, two with the Athletics, one
with the Red sox and three with the
Yankees,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
ILLINOIS A. G.
IL STRONG
TENNIS LOOP
PILOTS MEET

There will be meeting Of the
tennis captains OF tho Woodland
Park league at The Star office AT
a p. m. Tuesday night at which
time tho clubs viii be reorganizcd.
Several players have left tho city
and new men viii have 70 be
added.
The teams will complete the
schedule left unfinished last week
over the present weekend and the
new schedule vfil include the second
time around tho league ms each
team VIII have met each team
once vixen. this weeks games nr6
competed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Open Play First

rT'He FIRST two days will find the
l. professionals and the cream OF
the simon-pure ranks IN Ts-hols
medal play test Tor the open cham
plonshlp over the Tacoma Country
and Coli club links
Neil Christian. title holder and
professional OF the Yakima Golf
club, will be on hand TO try 10
repeat. Champion Christian cot
his early links training right ON
this same Tacoma course. which.
incidentally. WAS laid out by
Bob tombstone. the popular pro
fessional 81 the Seattle Golf club.
Yes. Bob viii be there to make
bid for the crown. and 10 also
will his assistant, Fred Hen
wood.
Walter Pursey. Jack HusSton
Johnnie Jones. Frank Noble. Perry
Gail and Arthur Eeckhout are SONS
~ the other well-knovu players
from local professional ranks wis
have declared themselves in"
British Columbia. with Dave Black
Phil Taylor. Dave Ayton and Jim
ME Hush. win be strongly repre-
scented. while Wee" Willie Black
sfeI Smith. Johnnie JUNIOR. Bill Han
lsy. Mortie Dutra, BIN Dalgisish
Tom Morris are among the othet
xell.known Northwestsrnsrs wh'
n - ft~tHd 80 amman
Take this fine collection OF star
end pick OF the amateurs and x i
no trick to realize that the 1872
Northwest open championship tour
nsnent Is going TO be a spicy az
fair. The great willie Hunter an,
Jos Novak. both u California. vii
add the favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
TUNNEY SIGNS

CHICAGO, June i3,--Genn Tun-
ney's signature has been affixed to
a contract to appear in Chicago July
10. lie viii meet any ono picked.ior
him by Promoters finnegnn and
Mullen Billy Gibson. Tunney's man
nger, also promised the officials that
Gcnc would be on the ground six
days IN advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
College Golf Meet
Starts on June %

Tho national intercollegiate golf
tournament is scheduled for Mont
clair, n. j., on June %, and It will
be the last event OF the season fea-
turing a Washington entry In ma
tional competition. Jack westland,
the best college golfer In the West.
will carry tho Washington colors in
that tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Play Grid Game

The first meeting Of the two
schools viii occur October 81. when
the super.yarsity team OF Washing.
ton plays the Canadians. The first
half OF the game will be played I'M
der American rules. while the sec
ond half will be under the rugby
rules. In rugby. no interference is
allowed for the man who is carrying
the ball
Rowing. basketball. baseball
and possibly track are some OF
the events in which the Cana.
dian school plans 10 compete
with Washington. When the ice
arena Is built i'm Seattle hockey
will also be included on the sport
roster.
The Importance Of having rowing
on the program OF the Canadian uni.
veristy cannot be oYer.stressed.
With the University OF California as
the old field on the Pacific coast
from which Washington can receive
good competition, II is vitality impor
tant 10 crew racing that another
school should take up the sport, to
enliven competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Walter Bell Cinch
to Coach Lincoln

Altho not officially appointed ms
yet, It is understood that Walter
Bell viii return TO the coaching
game at Lincoln high school with
the opening Of tho football season
next fall. He'll, who made fine
record Mt Queen Anne high school,
has been boys advisor at Lincoln
for the past few scmostcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Lynch Gets Call
ODer George Lee

SACRAMENTO. June i7.--Callfor.
MIA Joe Lynch. san Francisco ban.
tam. took the decision from Gcorgio
Lee OF Sacramento in a l0.round
bout here Friday night Ice was
outolaAsed from the start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Great Prospect

uERE arc my impressions of
IL Groves as CLEANED from umpir'
ing the first major league game
he was actually able TO finish.
Groves has a great fast ball. II
is the best fast ball any southpaw
has showed me since the days OF
"Rnbo" Waddell, Literally, he
throws his fast one by the batters.
His curve ball, while good, isn't
in class with his fast one. l am
sure he will develop his curve ball
under the veteran catcher, Ira
Thomas, and increase his effective.
ness,
Groves lacks poise, There isn't
a big league finish TO some OF his
pitching methods but IL will soon
wear Oft All he needs is couple
OF victories to give him confidence.
would say that Groves, de.
spite n most disappointing start.
Is the greatest southpaw pros.
pcct I have seen In Is years.
I don't thinl, Mncl, paid u pen.
ny too much for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Tacoma Gun Club
Plans Big Shoot

The Seattle gun traps win be I'M
usually silent Sunday when the To-
cal shooters journey 10 Tacoma to
meet held by the Tacoma Gun
club. Teams from nil over the state
are entering the Tacoma shoot and
II Is expected to be one OF the big
gest this season.
Representatives from Chehalis, ABB
erdeen. Yakima, Walla Walla, Sc
attic, Everett, Bellingham and Brem-
erton are planning 10 send teams 70
ehe shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Morgan Loses
Dundee Fight

Tod Morgan had bout in line
FOR Los Angeles on the Fourth
OF July with Johnny Dundee.
but tho demands OF the veteran
New Yorker were so exorh.tnnt
that the match fell thru Dundee
wanted 1000 guarantee with
All OF his expenses paid
Morgan. who bent Joe German
in Oakland last Wednesday. Is In
good condition again. He fights
In Hollywood next Friday night.
His opponent hasn't been named
yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Vic Morrison. Of the firm Of
Fox and Morrison. haberdsshers.
shot an so on the Beacon Hi
course last sunday and would
have had 10 II his prayer had
been answered when his ball
tumbled on the lip Of the cup
on the home hole. He prayed
for an earthquake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Cincinnati "Y" Swimmers
Should Star i'm Meet Here
Powerful Squad to Represent Ohio City in National
A A. u. Competition in Seattle Next Month; ILL
nois A. c. Club Favorite With Johnny Weismuller
BY PETER SALyUS

TNHE Cincinnati Y. NJ. c. AS swimming team under
Coach Stan Brauninger which will TO Seattle for
the National A. A. u here in July has OF the
strongest relay squads in the world
This brings the relay entries up to four squads the
Illinois A. c. the Chicago Athletic club and the Venice,
(Cal) Swimming association, have already filed.
According to Norman A. Bartels chairman OF the
tive committee of the national meet the Cincinnati team
may break records in tie big tourney Barels witnessed
the Cncy squad in action the San Francisco indoor meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Fink Rallies and
Beats fluffy Wing

SAN FRANCISCO, june Ia
frankie Fink Of Philadelphia came
from behind IN the fourth round in
q main event Friday night here and
dselsiyely beat "Tuffy" Wing, Port
1lahS battler. who had won all his
LpreyIona California appenrancea. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
FRAYNE BEATEN

PORTLAND. Ore. juno Ia
Mickey Rookson, Boise light heavy.
took decision over Ted Fraync,
straight.punching Seattle fighter. in
a i0.round 20 here Friday night
Several times Frnyno was ErogEy.
but he never went down. George
Soils. Salt Lake. and Al Oracle. spo.
kane. iightweights. fought 10 rounds
10 draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

when 1T ran second TO the IL
linois A. c.
Lewis Ru,ledse. number three
man Of the team. was taken ~ on
the trip to the tournament and his
absence greatly handicapped the
Cincinnati squad. Walter Laufsr.
number four man. Harry Clancy.
number two and Russell webb.
number one. arc the other mem.
hers OF the team.
LAt FER
STARS
Iaufor proved a sensation by taxi.
ing second In the i0o.yard free
styla swim at the indoor meet. be.
ing just few inches behind John.
ny Weismuiler. worlds champion.
weismuller shattered the worlds
record in this event and Iaufer also
broke tie standing mark. He also
won the pcntathlon. but was ruled
yeCond on points.
Harry CLANCY finished second
to Arne Borg. the great Swedish
swimmer. In the middle distance
races. while his teammnte. Webb,
was fourth In the 50.yard event.
Richard Grecnberg. former swim
ming star OF the Crystal Swimming
club here. Is nov number one man
on the relay team OF the Chicago
a. G. With him arc Ralph Dryer
a. Callahan and Herbert Topp.
ILLINOIS A. G.
IL STRONG
Coach BIZ Bachrach. Of the Illinois
A. c., the club that has established
more worlds swimming records than
any other In the United States. has
built up his outfit around Johnny
Weismuller. with weismullor is
Perry McGlllyray, Harold Kruger
and Conrad Mia.
The Venice Swimming association
Will send team composed OF Reggie
Harrison, George Daubonspcck
Waffle o'Connor and George Wolf
Elmer Orr Us tho coach OF the Venice
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Collins Passes Out
of Big League Ball

The release Of John "Shano" Col
Inns by the Red sox marks the pass
ing of one OF the oldest players in
the American league in point Of SER
vice. Collins came into the main tent
in 1910. He played with the White
sox before joining the Boston bril-
gade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
JENKINS TO gu"

Ed Jenkins. Billiards. great colorod
athlete. has finished his high school
work and plans to enter .hc unlYer.
sity OF Washington In tho fall. Coach
Edmundson says he has the natural
ability 10 make one OF tho finest
track and field men tho Husltlcs
have ever had Jenkins spocialtics
arc tho aprints, hurdles and broad
lump. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Rivers Wins Call
OUer Tommy Ryan

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. June Ia
George Rivers. local bantam. won
a close decision from Tommy Ryan.
Buffalo, In 10 rounds here Friday
night Four men were arrested for
throwing cushions at tho referee
after the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Richards Beaten
by THden Easily

BRooKLiNE, Mass. June Ia
Defeating Vincent Richards, 6.1, 81
here Friday William Tilden won
the feature match OF tho Church
cup competition. The New York
team won four OF tho six singles
matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Billy Evons Predicts Bright
Future for SouthpUW Groves

The great work OF Harriss so
far this season makes il seem
that Mack's system in going
along with a likely pitcher isn't
bad one. That Is the reason
why the tall leader Of the Ath.
lctics is banking OH Groves TO
come with n rush once he finds
himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Guy Worthley's golnng pals
are wondering what hind ~ u
golfer Special Agent Bert Thurs.
ton Il. And you can't blame
them. Guy collected 10 beans
from s, 4. Is Il. In an Is.holo
round nj the Rainier course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

DlS AilhlI' winch
viii be pu, on
under the aus
pieces OF the Sc.
nttIe Elks, will
be held at the
Coast league ball
park Tuesday
night.
The MIX fund
show features n
y Q III "A IN
event and an
all.star ca r d.
The card was
nrran &c d by
Nate Druxman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
NET DELEGATION

All OF tho ranking players In Sc.
attic arc expected TO take part In
tho Canadian tennis championships
ut Vancouver, y. G., next month.
Tho local delegation will be led by
Leon Turcnnc. Army Marion. How.
ard Langlic and Wallace Scott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

the annual city
tennis meet was
TO start saturday
afternoon al 2
p m at the Sc
attic Tennis club
y n tc n
he's were
booked for the
afternoon. How
ard Ian glle
meeting Norman
Whittct In the
feature mate h.
nglie is a
member OF the
d o u bles team
that won the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Bender Will Coach
White Sos Pitchers

CHICAGO, June 13.-Chief Bender.
former star with the Philadelphia
Athletics. will join the Chicago White
Sox soon as a coach for the pitchers.
The Indian has been acting In the
capacity OF college coach for the
past several seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Husky Crew
Men to I axe
Parade Roles
wv" Sweepsters in Poug-
k e epsie Procession I;
Canes Barred
BY p. ]. WALSH

staff Correspondent OF The Starr
DOUGHKEEPsIE. ". y. June 10.
L Its "A hard life After a row
OF several miles Saturday morning.
the University Of Washington oars.
men were To march IN parade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
ZBYSZKO WINS

ABERDEEN. juno Is. - Easily
throwing Bob Kruse, OF Portland. in
two straight falls, Stanislaus zbysz.
10, former worlds wrestling cham.
pion, won his match here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Saturday after.
noon. IN the city.
Headed ~ Coach
Rusty CRllow.
who has prom
lncd 90 wear n
cane. the boys
from Tho Far
West VIII help
lay the corner
stone Of the new
building which Is
being erected FOR
Cbriat'a church.
In this city
Co1Nwnips Wa.
thenow and Bic.
then, viii march
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Or u r VIII
ing amateur.
and Mrs. Harry
O. Young won
ems successful
ly defend their
esp e ottN e
croWnse That Is
the allimportant
question that Is
betn aske q
throut y orth o.
west golnns cir
cles these days
And here's the
reason
b Ei n n ing
next Friday and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Clay Suhlo, Bremorton's leading
landlord. scored ssven-up victory
against Jim Purrley. seattle'a promi-
nent cigar merchant. the other day.
Referee Don Moore called halt AT
tho 18th hole when he ran out OF
pencils Here's tho reason for the
shortage: Kahle l27 strokes. Purslcy
no strokes. They played misses
don't count"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

KIRK" KIRKPATRICK HAS
TURNED His BACK on THE
GREENsWARD AND HIS FACE
TO THE GREENCLOTH. HE PRE-.
fEHs TIE HOPPE GRIP TO THE
NARDON GRIP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
BY BILLY EVANS

I lTERALLY It took Lefty"
IL Groves seven weeks to finish his
first game for the Athletics.
Lefty" Groves Is the southpaw
pitcher for whom Connie Mack paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
NAVY
ARRIVES

The Navy Academy eight, the
only rival OF Washington. sailed
into town on Friday. The midship.
men took quarters at once on the
Everglades, house boat. They
were impressed as tho Mlddies hit
up fast pace going down the
river.
Wisconsin. Penn, Columbia and
Syracuse took things easy Friday.
getting but a short workout. Nal.
Tory. who was stricken with fits
on Tuesday. is out OF the Penn var.
sity for keeps, and Rcdwny has
been awarded his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

YESTERDAYS hsre--Joe shauis. tho ins
diaa reis. IL, the fnnks down With three
hits beating them , % :, Tue Ianks
dropped into seventh piass.
HiHsJ kspt eight hits scattered with
rood support and pitched IN. Rsd, 70 a
q % victory over the Robins, who
dropped 60 third piae.
Nildness by Andrews. . rookie pitcher.
donated elk runs 20 the white Hor IN
The siEhri tnninz and The Athlsties were
mAuisd. i3 % I,
The Giants ooald not do a thinr with
Vie AidridEs and the Pirates won. 20 3
Zachary rrtarned To good fern and
pitched The Senators 90 10 yirtsry
over tins Tigers
Chicago moved out 81 IN. National
league cellar and turned u over 10 Boston
when tlr Cube bsa, the nFavss, 90 :,
EhinkF pitched well and drove In TIVE
runs tbst helped the Red hos beat tbs
Hruwus 6 90
THREE pas.ss by Jenny Ming paved
the way for rsns and %, cards hsa,
the Phiiiiss -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
SCHAEFER TOURS

Jake schaefer, Jr,, present balk-
line champion, N planning an cx.
tonsivo tour Of the country soon and
he Ii expected TO appear In Seattle
during his travels, He was hero u
few years ago when he dethroned
Willie Hoppe tho first time.