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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
sQUE SUERTE CORRERAN
Los PUROS.
;QUE HAY DE LA COMBINA-
CION JUDICIAL?- Ell MUNDO
DOMINICAL

Nos sentimos justamente orgu-
lIosos de nuestra edicion domini-
cal esta semana. Els una conden-
sacion de informaciones de todas
parties del mundo, Y al mismo item
po esas informaciones vienen sa-
zonadas con selectas cronicas Y
magistrates articulos literarios, va
que Ell MUNDO cuerita entire sus
co;aboradores a varias de las me-
jores plumas de Europa.
Sabe acaso el lector la suerte
que les espera a los puros? Sabe
que suerte ha corrido el presupues
20 insular estas alturas Y cuan
to asciende la reduction total
Z Que hay en- cuanto la combi-
uacion judicial Y como Sc resuel-
We todo? iQue tienen en- prepara-
two los socialistas? /? lQue Sc dis
ponen hacer los agricultores 2
Esas y otras preguntas que nos de
jamos en- ell tintero, estan contes-
tadas en- detalle en- nuestra edi-
ci6n dominical.
"REMIGIO", la popularisima
ser;e, obra de la bien cortada plu-
ma de don Angel Rivero, esta CHS
reante de ingenio, gracia colo
tijo.
PEPE Ell AVOCADO, la inte-
resantisima novela de don Juan B..
Huyke Sc sigue publicando. Los ca
pitulos de esta semana son selec-
tos verdaderamente cada vez
grsta mas esta novela que pinta
realmente la vida Y luchas de los
abogados que empiezan a abrirse
paso a fuerza de dejar la tGnica
entire las espinas del sendero.
Para los fanaticos del sport, de-
bemos decirles que jamas nos OIL
vidamos. Toda una pagina esta
dedicada a clio. Cronicas de base
ball, escritas por Eddie Collins.
Ademas, no olviden los lectores
que van al hipodromo nuestra GRO
Mica hipica, muy interesante esta
selnana.
Para los chicos, la seccion CONT
ca, las hazafias de Perico Y las
ingeniosidades de Pancho.
Para los amantes de aventuras,
ruhlicamos Revista Universal que
con tanto exito cultiba ese genero
literario.
La seccion cablegrafica viene
interesantisima los amantes del
boxeo encontraran las l1ltimas no
ticias en- relacion con ese deporte
IS sabran quien esta llamado ser
lei proximo campe6n de peso COM
l'leto.
Lloyd George, Simonds, Pom
care, Y otras plumas de prestigio
mundial colaboran en- la edici6n
doyninical de Ell MUNDO.
Lloyd George tiene esta semana
una contestaci6n epigramatica pa
ra Poincare, quien 10 critico CO.
hardemente recientemente.
Correspondence de Europa, Car
tas de Espaia y muchos cuentos
selectos. completan esta mapni-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
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lila guardia nacional, los
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- allies, para deterrninar
ve hacer la nacion ame-
fic& 4. AN momento de guerra
Immediate. Els algo asi como ma
prueba nacional del poderio de los
ejercitos del Tio Sam.
AL principle hubo alguna discu-
ssi6n en- cuanto a la fecha en- que
aebia celebrarse ese dia, final
mente Sc acord6 hacerlo Ell dia
de Julio. NADIA mas elective, que
yer desfilar junto nosotros nues-
tras aguerridas tropas, en- son de
pOderio y fuerza, el dia precisa-
snente en- que Sc celebra la epo-
peya gloriosa de la Independence
americana.
Puerto Rico tasnbien hara mana-
IA, asi 10 esperamOs,-rna demos
racion de sus fuerzas inilitarss,
ms .soldados seran lanzados
a-s's veteranos, nues-
- : = ,as co.serva, nuestra
gamos los arffk de-
tiene que cargar cue en-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
(Fdo.l P. de CASTRO

Secretario Consejo Executive.
.'Y 81 este no es prop6sito del
sConsejo Executive, entonces, icual
sera? Esa resolution bien claro
elenuestra que la cosa no esta con
nosotros, que no es el Alcalde y
ei Consejo de Administration Ia
causa.
"Una cosa puedo asegurarle, Y
es, que 81 la Legislature no espe-
cifjca bien claro que los bonos
concernientes a emprestitos muni-
cipales deberan venderse por con-
ducto del Negociado de Asuntos In
. sulares, nosotros los venderemos
aqui.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03

Asi fue como Socrates y Jesus
nurieron manos de sus compayrio
tas por hacer 10 que entonces Sc
creia malo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03

DOLORES DE CABEZA CAUSA-
DOS POR RESFRIADOS
Ell LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA
alivia ell dolor de cabeza curando el
Resfriado. Es un remedio eficaz Y
probado. La firma de E. w. GROVE
Sc halla en- cada cajita. Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

only games .ehcdaled Mondas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

one Of the best fielders in the
league at the hot corner.
BRAZIL. who was suspended along
with sterling siryksr and Babe Her
man two weeks ago in Lon Angeles
viii be able 20 play again ,omor
row Herman has been sent home
by the Seattle club for the rest Of
the season along with Nick Dunno.
yich. the slim Bouthpav.
Ace Elliott will finish the sea
son al first base.
i<lllsfcr dld some scouting for a
training camp site for next spring
while on the recent road trip and
the Seattle pilot Is seriously con-
nidering Stockton an the 1895 camp
for the Redskins.
The club trained there few
years ago. Since then the park
has been made into a biz league
layout. with a grass lnfieii and all
the rest Of the trimmings. The
~, Louis Cardinals trained there
las, HprinE.
Sacramento was opening a weeks
series here today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

TACK KEARNs is going the same
- route with Mickey Walker that
nc did with Jack Dempsey. and.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
Tobe Lister Veteran Tackle Reports to Huskies Today
Field Judge Needed on Grid Here

with third man available for
these duties q gives the referee and
umpire a better chance 90 perform
their own tasks which arc sufficient
20 keep them plenty busy.
Good officiating means better
football for the spectators and
protects the players Of both
teams,
Under the present system in vogue
herr tho timckccper has been an
added official who stays on the side
lines. n would be- better 20 have a
field judge. whose specific duty Is 10
keep the time, and he weuld also be
In a position 20 take care of tho
others assigned him under the rules,
Good Officiating
When Washington played william
ettc saturday seattle fans saw the
best combination ot referee and UNI
pire available on the Pacific coast.
George Narnell Is the peer Of
all Western referees, and u Is
doubtful " there II man morn
capable than he Is In the entire
country. Bobby Morris ranks
right behind Narncli. lacking
only the long experience ~ Var
nell. Narncll and Morris worked
together in perfect harmony.
Walter Hell Is very efficient
head lincsman.
Such combination with a field
iudTe would assure perfect officiating
Tor games here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
Qualifiers Are
Ready to Start

ST LOUIS COUNTRY CLUB.
Clayton, No, Sept. 20. With the
field all trimmed down 90 - Of the
best. match play IN tho 2sth annual
women's national golf tournament
got under way here this morning
II the medal play IN any Indication
some Of the hardest fought GOLF
matches played here in years arc in
store for the remainder Of the week.
Mrs. Fred jackson. ot Seattle.
provided one OF tho surprises OF the
stourHey when she failed TO qualify.
She had score Of %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

FOR the year.
lister developed fast under aill
Grimm on tho scrubs a year ago.
and the coach thought ~ had the
makings Of star llnesman.
II Lister can make good he
viii be- big help 90 Enoch bag
shaw. who Is sorcly In need e good
lincsmcn,
Two more puahoyers for wash
ington and thcn the real srason
starts Tho Huskica play a double
header Saturday, meeting tho West
Seattle Athletic club and the 4.
8 = Oklahoma The West slders
gave them fairly COED run last
year. but don't figuro 90 trouble
the varsity much
Montana Is scheduled 90 oppose
Washington the following saturday
n the Grizzlies can develop any kind
Of a line TO hslp out Sweet and Kelly.
their backfleld aces. the Mlssoula
eleven may be dangerous
Kelly. the sparkpiuE Of the Mon,
ianana. Is wonderful bail packer.
and Northwest fans viii be long
time forgetting that famous dash
down the field tina, he made a year
ago
Sweet. the fastest Splinter IN the
Northwest. and real puntsr. Is AN,
other star.
In tho two weeks intervening
Enech BaEuhaw should be- able 20
get combination % line men work.
Ing IN pretty smooth order He has
little. II any worries. concerning his
backfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

irs claim that all the lad needs to
become q champion Is experience.
IL was while attending the Pacific
Northwest championship meet az Ia
coma last June that Mallory Enor.
chairman cs the greens committee
n the Del Paso club. becnme inter.
esfed in Minch and when the occa-
son arrived Chairman Enos burned
up the wires and landed this fine
prize
Minch received his early links
training when he was a caddie nj
his home town course in Everett.
Quitting the bag footing business he
entered the professional class and
served his apprenticeship under the
suteIage Of Phil and Joe jefferson
Of the Everett and Jefferson Park
clubs. respectively.
With his apprenticeship days
ended. sIinch went TO San Fran.
cisco, where he was instructor 1T
the Emporium indoor school for
two years before returning to his
home town. where during the
past six months he was temper
airy professional at the Everett
club while Phil jefferson was
touring Europe.
According to reports tho Del Pas0
berth Is "a good one and the course.
10 holes. one OF the finest and hard
cst-scoring links in California. That
the par OF 70 has never been broken
hi competition IS proof enough TINT
Del Paso has SOME golf course. II
- the home links OF Lauren Epson.
the well known Stanford university
track and golf star. and was the
scene Of the first annual California
state Fair tournament three weeks
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

with tho prep clnvcnE-
Bobby Morris. veteran Seattle ref.
cree. viii also officiatc when his work
with college football allows him time.
II is expected by prep officials that
Morris and Varncll will work Friday
games
Dixie FloaEcr. Evan Morgan. Wal.
ter Roeeobure and Doc williams nre
others who viii do officiating duty,
Shaw. Of the United States
army. Is the only one Of the new
arbiiers who Is not known local.
~. lie worked for four years nj
III raso. Tex. where he was sta
toned. and passed the test for
referees berth In Seattle. He
was formerly member OF one
Of the West Point elcvens.
Tramp Murphy and Butch Boyle
are two well known whis,ie.toters
who will not be with the teams this
season,
o. Il. Patton. for sovorai years
the timckecpcr in the prep loop, is
expected hack this season 10 handle
the watch In the games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
STARS ENTER
WASHINGTON

I'd PoliHck, star Splinter from
the Pasadena high school, who has
run the iooyRrd dash in worlds
record time. has entered tho Uni.
yerziiy Of Washington. Pollock was
working out on the Stadium track
yesterday
Percy Bolstad. crack basketball
player AT Queen Anne two years
ago. has Also entered the uniyer.
/ sity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

Bobby Harper last winter he made
an awful mess Of the Ballard boy.
hichaels VIII be remembered as
lanky Hebrew boy, a Bouthpaw
miller with a real punch In his left
hand Michaels fought here several
yeau ago with good success.
The New Yorker has a bad habit
Of punching wildly and low with his
left hand. He's one Of those loose
Jointed individuals and has a very
sloppy style OF boxing.
The whole match depends upon
saeoo. as far as It's success is con.
cerned. He's smart enough to
make the beat OF them look had II
he wants TO rail- around.
Dode Bercot Is picking
tough program for early Octo-
her. The Monroe welterweight
Is row on his way 10 CaIlfor.
mis-. where he fights Billy Al.
ger. one OF the best Of the 1876
Founders there now, 10 rounds
on October 2. One week later
he meets Billy Whycoff, or
however he spells his family
handle, in Vancouver, u. c.
Whyeoff Is the champion Of
New Zealand. or Timbuctoo, or
some island in the far distant
Pacific.
TACK KEARNS is going the same
- route with Mickey Walker that
nc did with Jack Dempsey. and.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

zion OF the hall when Il has been
PASSED or kicked down the field he
shall signal the referee where the
hall has been downcd after being
kicked beyond tho scrimmage line;
and In case OF a recovered tumble
after such a kick. shall report 10 the
referee who made the recovery, He
also has jurisdiction IN calling fouls
such as clipping. roughing the kick.
er and coaching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
Los Angeles
to Open New
Park Tuesday

/ Oh ANGELES. Sept. 2s,-Thou.
IL sands % persons passed thru the
,urnatiicu Of the new Los Angeles
baseball park. known as wugiey
field. today and aided in dsdieating
the new plant, the finest in the West.
Bun, NJ COS, OF 81 .3oe. 900. the
new ball park cmbodies everything
that provides for the comfort Of the
spectators. 1, IL bull, AFTER the style
OF a major league park. with double
deck Erandatand.
The San Francisco Seals and Los
Angeles Angels drew the honor OF
playing the frs, game IN the new
park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

clnis association.
Lieutenant shaw
0s the Unite d
states army Is
the neN man TO
appear In local
urbiiinF ciules
George varnell
who has handled
the whistle IN
mos, Of the Tint
vcrsiiy o. Wash
lngton tusslcn.
and who iB con
slderci tho best
referee OF foo,
BAH on tho Coast.
will DO another
who will work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
IDAHO LINEUP
is ANNOUNCED

MOSCOW. Idaho. Sept. 20 Coach
Matthews has boen shifting hts foot.
hall prospects around untIi he has
obtained the following tentative line.
up: York. center. DIehl and Terry.
guards: Bueklln and Stevens. tackles.
Nelson and Beail. ends. Waimslcy
and Duff. hnifhacbs. owinEs. full.
back. and Roget. quarter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

charge % the
contests are oper.
ating contrary TO
tho opinion oi
the rules com
nlttec.
The field judge
has the following
duties Time
keeping concur
rent jurisdiction
with tho umpire
In decisions IN
volving poSars
sion Of the bail:
interference In
connection with
tho catching or
obtaining posses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

JOG 1dCKS Ute RTHCe OF JUUBe III VIIt IIGTu DuC
he gets them At the bat he's whale,
packing a real punch in his big black club.
On the bases Joe wouldn't be classed with
Cobb or Max Carey.
Grantham is n made-over first baseman.
Prior to coming to Pittsburg he played Sec
ond for the Chicago Cubs. Inclined to be
erratic at that position, he was shifted to
first by Pittsburg and has made good at
the initial sack.
Grantham is left-handed batter. In re-
serve, Pittsburg has "Stuffy" McInnis, for
years an American league star, should Man
ager McKechnie want to use right-handed
hitter against southpaw pitching.
In fielding both are all that could be DIES
despite his MANY wears of se,yice ic etill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
BIG TEN GRID
TEAMS BOOKED

The first big games in tho Big
Ten conference is scheduled for Sat.
urday with the Illinois. Nebraska
struggle as the main event.
Chicago tackles Kentucky and
Iowa plays Arkansas in two inter.
sectional Tits. Wisconsin plays
Ames, Minnesota plays North Da.
kota, Ohio State meets Ohio Yves.
ieyan, Northwestern meets South
Dakota, Indiana vs. Indiana Nor
NAL and Michigan plays the Mich.
gan Aggies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

OF the Hellman victory came over
tho wire 1t was something else
again.
It's the first fight Smell has lost
since last spring and something
must have been wrong with him;
not to take any credit away from
Hellman, but the Portlander simply
doesn't rank with Smell as far as
class goes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
big 3" Will
Open Seasons

TUE so.called big Three" viii
l. swing into action on their
respective gridirons for the first
time Saturday
Yaic has the toughest assign.
msnt. meeting Middlebury. one
Of tho smaller colleges always
dangerous on tho gridiron.
Princeton tangics with Am.
hers, In the opener.
Harvard will take on Reness.
iacr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
WEST SEATTLE
CLUB TO PLAY

The West Seattle Athletic club,
local Sembpro league champions.
will play the Tacomn ave. team, title
winners In the City Of Destiny. Sun.
day for tho Kimball trophy. emblem.
attic OF the inier.ci,y semi-pro cham.
pionship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

now on his way
10 California TO
take over the
y r fesstonal
duties MT the Del
Paso Country
club In Sacra-
mcnio.
Aitho he has
never flashed 10
tho front a win.
ner Ia any tour
naments in this
section, Min c h
has usually fin
ished among the
Leaders md
many keen eritl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
Prep Grid
Officials
Selected
by PETER sALvus

NEW faces vii appear in ,he role
y Of high school grid officials this
year aud fow old.timcrs viii be
mlsalng According 10 a list com.
pllad hy lhe Pacific Norihweal ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
BowaAS At nour

Elmer nnwman may hAvs bern a busi
In Seattle ard m tbs Bogshsfn league.
hat RES Hsht at home IN Nsp Havsn,
whsFs 10 started IN 90 EAmsE uaHnan,
Who Il plaYlnr the apt,isld hH az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
LOUISVILLE IfNrtr

Ths fsEuizf iiusap Of the t.asistilis
coieusls Ter thsiF ssrsrs wtth iss Bait.
Hd5fs ufieiss fellows natisnEsT third
bsss. Arasts. right field. Audsfspn. isf'
field T1sen. osagsr sirla shannon, short
step. coitsr. first base HstErl. second
hss. Meyer. Hsdnizg. iirpgtsm. eatrhsfs.
psbsrry wliksuson. Ttnrap. pAvsgh.
Dean. wliksssn. cuiiap pitchers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

IITSI DaSeHeHt OF lHe game, Tie DHIS and
throws left-handed
Judge is rather short of stature as first
basemen go, nearly four inches shy of six
feet Despite this, he is brilliant fielder.
He reminds one of Hal Chase in his style of
play. 1t would be difficult to pay him a
greater compliment.
Judge hasn't single weakness in the
field At the bat he just dotes on right
handed pitching. While southpaws trouble
him. as they do most left-handers, he is far
from weak against portside hurting.
Judge is built along sturdy lines and car
ries punch at the plate. That short right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

hichhflh on &c
tOber g.
sAcc0 The
greatest inland
out fighter Of
them all. can
make d real bat.
Tie out Of II. II
he makes up his
mind 90 DO 80.
The Boston
WOp can fight
when he wants
10 and us all up
70 him whether
It's a success Or
a bust When
gacco III into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
SUPERS PLAY

Ths supcr.yRrsity squad Of the
University Of California viii Journey
10 Mare island saturday 30 play the
Marines there. This is the first real
action they have had chance TO
taste this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

how the Port.
land youngster
ever beat Smell.
Hellman is a
plugger. not any
too clever, and
doesn't rate in
SMELLS elias s
here. When the
match was an.
n o u n e d for
Hollywood the
boys and girls
in the great
Northwest felt
1t was a big gig.
gle.
MlnNta fhannt..n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
KIG ERnSn snIAD

a humid d odd football players re-.
ported TO Wayne sutton when the
Washington frosh coach issued his
first call for practice at Denny field
Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
SECRET STUFF

WEST POINT. Sept 20 Secret
practice will be continued for tho re.
mHindcr Of tho week 10 prepare the
Army for tho opening game against
Datrnli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

IN a way. you
can't blame him.
Get the money:
that's the slo-
gan OF the box
ing racket: fight
when you have
10. but cash in
on the titles.
Dave Shade
gave Walker all
the fight he
wanted 10 and
en- som e.
There was more
OF a difference
over tho decision
that went to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
Rig CARD IN SOUTH

Los ANGELES. Sept. Heavy.
weights Martin Burke and George
Godfrey and Fiyweish,s Clever Sen.
clio and George Rivers will enter tho
ring here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
GIVEN REST

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. 20
Coach Rockne's first two clsyens
we're given a rest in the first prac
ticc session Of tho week as reward
for their smashing victory over Hay.
far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
GOOD TURNOUT

EUGENE. Ore Sept. 5S,--k to.ai
Of i2i candidates turned out toi
freshman football hero when the first
call was sounded yesterday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

The Piti,bsse Pirates hsTs decided 10
f.ssru 70 rsso nehlss. Cal f9f theif
spFisx iFalninK n 1853. IL will be thu
shIFA year f1f the Pirate. a. ibis ssnap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
nrnANp rLINNEMs

ragt strand. former bat sensation ib
~. Coast league. hasn't been able %
er,ss iuts ihs go class IN ne Arsf@
issn association this sssf Hes sith
Tgfs48
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
BY Henry Z. Blake

FTulE field judge, who has impor
l. tant duties under the football
sules. is not used In the majority OF
games played In Seattle, and In
eliminating him tho authorities In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
Big FELLOW
Ready to
Play
Super-Varsity Man Of
Last Year Will Be in
Uniform Today
By Leo n. Lassen

OILY LISTEN a
SOS pound tackle
from last years
auper-Vara lty
team. reports FOR
practice today
with the Wash
inEion lluakieA
The big fellow
has been late In
turning out. and
Il was thought
that he was lost
90 the udua d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
Joe Judge Best First
Stacker IN Biz Series
BY BILLY EVANS

DOTH Washington and Pittsburg well fortified at first
ID base Each has capable understudy for the regular
AS matter of fact Pttsburg, to certain extent has
used the shift system with Grantham and McInnis.
regard Joe Judge. of Washington of the greatest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
COAST

GAMES THIS WEEK
sFAcramsnte 81 seattle.
salt taks az Portland.
vernon ~ Oakland.
San Frshsiseo st Los Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
KoNErcnr moMEn KING

I'd Ksns,ohy. % Fort wufth. led the
Tssas league hone run hitisrs with 81
this season
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In fielding both all that could be desired Mclnnis
despite his many of service is still mighty clever
around first base
Because of the superave ability of Joe Judge in all de-
partments, would award Washington the shade at first
base.
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NJ inch Gets
JOB as Pro
In Del PasO
BY Alex c. Rose

Drank MfNCH. one Of the most
L promising youngsters In the
Northwest golf professional ranks. Is
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Series Stars

No. s-Pir Travuor. oae Of he
Oame's best third sackers ,rsil
guard the hot corner for the
Pttsburp Piraics IN the elastic
merit moAih
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ED WEIR (ABOVE) AND RED" GRANGE
Tco of the brightest stars Of the football gord oH cap
tain their respective eierens in the most important carly
game in The United States Saturday. Ed Weir, AA-
Illinois, plotted BY The and only RED Grange