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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
KE PREXY is AFTER TWO NEW PLAYERS!
SLuggerS
Due to
COUP
Lazerre and O'Doul Must
Be Replaced in Bees
Lineup Next Season

DILL LANE. president OF the Salt
- Lake ball club. Is keeping a
weather eye peeled for ono heavy
hitting outfeldsr and a ahortstop
With Tony Lazerre, who patrols
the short field for the Bees. going
up % a major league club In the
fall. Lane must get someone 20 re-
place him. Lefty O'Doul s. the
outnelder who will need 10 be
replaced ss he Is also on the pros
pectiys" litt.
Lane has put In some demands
for players ON trade for LaleTrc
aud O'Doul, but major league
clubs regard them as too exorbi.
tant and nothing has been done.
II wouldn't take long for new
intelder 20 break in with the Bees
as LindimOre. at third base: Kerr.
az short. and Coumbe. at first. are
all experienced players and would
help a newcomer In the field.
Replacing the power OF Lazerre
and oDoul at tho plate. tho, IS the
chief worry Of Prexy Lane. Anyone
In the majors who could hit Al the
same rate that Lanes pets are
sluggtng, would not be due 10 be
sent 10 Salt Lake and " Uncle"
Bill expects any new siuggers. he
viii have 70 delye into some league
on lower plane than the Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
California Open
Golf Tournament
Over Del Monte

DEL MONTE. Cal. Aug, ss.-The
California amateur golf championship
Win DO decided IN tournament be.
ginning here September II, and last.
Ing probably six days.
Capt. a. Bullock Webster. formerly
Of Del Monte. but now OF the Holly.
wood Country club. win play thru in
defense of his title.
Because OF tho lats date for the
championship event. " docs not con.
flict with any OF tho national or big
sectional Journeys. For this reason
the cream OF Pacific coast golfers.
together with others making n swing
Of the country, will compete.
One OF the foremost contenders
this year probably will be George
Won Elm. runner-up last year in the
national tournament Ho did not
compete in the state championships
last year, but is expected TO be among
the contestants next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
New Protegee
of Churchill Is
In Tacoma

TACOMA. Aug. s2.--clsver sencio
L Moldcz. whom Frank a. Church.
Ili. manager OF tho lato rancho villa.
worlds fiVveight champion. hopes
to plIo, to tho title icf, by the pop.
ular Paneho. arrived In Tacoma FRI
day from Manila. The little Filipino
fighter. wearing pleasant smile.
aas glad 20 reach land after a trip
across the ocean which started July
20.
scnelo Is bit taller than Villa
and is e years Of age. In his last
fight he mot villa al Manila and
lost close decision IN IS rounds.
HIS first start viii 30 in san Fran
cisco. Labor Day. when he meets
Mickey GIN IN one Of the prcllmin-
aries 10 the Mike Bcllerino-Lou Pa
luso championship fight.
Ssnclo arrived here from Seattle on
tho Oriental liner. President Madison.
from the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

Defeats
Griffin
California Tennis Ace in
Upset Loses to St. Louis
Man in Straight Sets

NEWPORT II /, Aug. sa--Wm.
NJ Johnston OF san Francisco
defeated Manuel Alonro OF spain In
their semifinal match OF tho Casino
lawn tennis tournament hero today
Johnston won In straight sets. OF.
"a. d. -
Tomorrow Johnston will meet Brian
j G. Norton OF ST, Louis In thu finnls.
Prior 20 the Johnston Alonzo match
today, Norton won his way into the
final round hy eliminating Clarence
] Griffin OF San Francisco, s.s, g..
IS.
Johnston's win over Griffin ,na
one OF the surprises OF tho tourna.
niont' az the California net flash had
been winning with ease In all OF his
previous matches,
Johnston was pressed IN the frat
set when Griffin played his hes,
game, altho winning but three games
the set going 10 only nine games be,
forc the winner was decided.
IN the next two sets johnston
swep, thru his opponent and allowed
him 20 win but four games on, or the
l6 played.
When Johnston defea, Alonxo the
spanish acc won seven games In the
nrat set. bu, Johnston camo thru with
a finish to take Il away from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Biddy Bishop Undertakes Big Job
Promoters Nephew Wants to Box

GORGE w. tBiddy) BISHOP,
VI known to boxing fans all
over the West. has an order TO
fill. His kid nephew, Albert Ev-
ans OF Berkeley, Cal, has writ.
ten q letter to Uncle Blddy. Here
IL is-just like this:
Dear Uncle; | am asking
IN this letter for u pair of
boxing gloves that YOU prom.
ised me. because l need them
for training with Beth. hope
you will send them in your next
letter. Yours truly,
ALBERT EVANS.
Uncle Biddy Is not impressed
ut all with tho idea Of Albert,
aged s, wishing a pair OF boxing
gloves to train either with or
against his sister. Beth. aged Q.
However, "Unlt" has not let this
interfere with carrying out his
kid nephew's wish, for he has
forwarded to Sol Lcvlnson's fac.
tory In san Francisco, an order
TO make a sot of bang-up gloves
for Albert
The gloves, hQycvor, viii not
be sent in UncleS next letter, as
Albert asks, for boxing gloves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

may be the champion OF tho Ma
tIonal league and perhaps. ultimate,
~, n worlds champion.
Yet tho name Rob McIlcchnIo I,
unfamiliar TO many followers Of
baseball.
Tho monickcr OF Barney
Drcyfus is used more often
when speaking OF the guiding
hand OF the Pirates. Yet
Drcylus Is the president and
Mckccl,nio the manager.
Clark Grffiths, president Of tho
world champion Washington Sem
tors, is In direct contrast TO the
Pirates officials.
Bucky Harris, the Scnutors' man.
ager, has received much moro pub
LEFTY than Griffith. Again, what's
In n name?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Sure | Can Finish It"
BY Hal Cochrane

There never need be such a thing as defeat if man
has the wherewh 10 fight.
You can't go wrong in the things that you meet if
you start out don' EN- right.
If all things came easy, and needed no pains, and
ratified along upon luck
man wouldn't have any use for his brains or his
courage or get-up pluck.
It's fighting il out that will give you kick that will
kinda make living worth while.
He's shy of a frown is the man who can stick for his
work makes him know how to smile
Your job after ALL can be turned into play if you're
sailin' right and don't fear IT,
Twill never hard if you start out each day with
the Sure ! can finish it" spirit
Forget that there's ever word like defeat for it's only
a sign of distress
Just fight like man. and stand up on your feet then
you're always in reach of success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
ELMER JACOBS
GETS STARTED

ELMER JACOBS has finally got
~ started with Los Angeles since
his arrival there from Chicago. ia.
cobs went TO the Cubs from the Seat.
tie club. three years ago. Sheriff
Blake also went with him on the
same deal. Blake is still doing the
tossing for Manager Maranvllle's
club, but Jake was sent 20 the Los
angeles about month ago.
Jacobs has won his last two
starts for the Angels, after los.
ing a thinning affair the first
Time he pitched for them.
Jake viii be seen against hts FOR.
mer mates when the Seattle club
plays Los Angeles here the first week
in September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

UuIE Pacific Northwest Is rcputed
i 20 have "a temsnth.syoar goli
season. which is true, but accorllne
20 tho rate that Tho major events az
being PLAYED OF these days one would
think that July and August wcro the
only months in which Eolf tuurna,
ments could 49, held. hcrcahOuta
NsrS a wick during the past ia
has gone hy without something
being cu the Northwest COLT
calendar and tho same condition
win prove true Ia the forthcom,
Ing two Wccl,s--thc state wum.
Gus championship meet being
scheduled at ENvrctt. August q
60 IS. and tho state open and
amateur championships at the
Harrington Golf club. August 81
TO September ).
u IS our opinion. humble tho n
may Dc. that there has been too much
congestion In tournament golf this
year and that steps should ba taken
10 avoid this miN,up in drawing up
me 1885 program,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Everett Women PLAY

CrARTiNG az o'clock Monday
y morning, play will begin IN IN,
fourth annual Washington state
vomens golt championship az the
well laid-out and severely trapped
nine-holo course OF the Everett Col.
club
According to ativices from head
quarters. a field u about 100
players viii b, on hand 10 lce-off
In that first days qualifying test
OF rs holes OF medal play to dc.
termino tho low 10 seorrrs u the
titular match play draw.
AZ least Is players. Including Mrs.
Z. {. Cary. the titlc,holder. viii repre-
sent Seattle. and u this delegation
keeps up tho gait set while prac,lc-
ng over the course this week. one OF
the number Is very likely 10 be re-
turned the winner In the gs.holo final
match on Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Players Nearing
End in Western
Golfing Tourney

VoUNGSToWN COUNTRY CLUB,
l. Youngstown, Ohio. Aug. "a
Sixty professional golfers and five
amateurs Friday started on the last
long laps OF the trail TO the West.
ern open golf championship, led by
Al Watrous. grand Rapids, Mich,
whose tally for the first half OF the
distance Is 40 strokes for 80 holes.
The other G. took scores up TO ISL
strokes to qualify for tho final 80
holes played today.
The quality OF the scores to date
has surpassed that OF the national
open cvont at Worcester, Mass. II
the players keep up their present
speed. all So will turn in cards for
tho 70 holes which will outshine
th6so OF all but the first six in the
Eastern event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Watson State Entry

WHEN tho state amateur cham.
w pionship field starts Off In the
qualification test az the Darlington
course. Wednesday. Sept ?. one OF
the Northwcst's foremost players,
who has never made a bid for state
honors, win be AMONG those present.
Forrest Watson. runner. up 10
Chan kgan Nc the recent Pacific
Northwest meet at Tacoma, l.
the player la question, and hi,
appearance win add much TO the
class Of tho 1875 golf gathering
at the Black River links.
During his stay In Seattle this
hsSh-caSs golfer from the spokane
country club. viii De tho CUES, OF
Stanton Frederick. one OF tho local
dyed IN -the-woo l.stveu-esy.a week
golfers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
b. c. CHAMPIONSHIPS

RRiTIsH COLUMBIA open cham.
- pionship! Never heard Of ~
Wei. no one has ever won this title
because Il has never been played for.
out, unless something unforeseen hap
pans. somebody wiII bo open cham
pson OF British Columbia in 1875.
The prize money has been guaran.
iced aud plans are now being made
10 hold the meet In conjunction with
me b G. amateur tournament nj the
jericho Golf club. Vancouver, during
tho Easter week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Bird Huntingi

tiEf RE not looking for pars at
4 the Ingicwood course these days
tnsy arc after brides and eagles. tho
latter preferred. and the passing OF
each day finds the race keencr.
The reason being that ringer"
season for the fourth annual Star
eclectic tournament will end 4.
four'rnonth term on Monday. Au.
gust 81.
To the player having tho low net
eclectic score win so tho Star trophy
"a set OF clubs and BAG thai over
100 members or the lakeshora club
nave had their eyes on and--anxious
10 gain possession OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
New Costume
for Hunters
After Deer

NApA. Cal, Aug. 22.--Thc opening
IN Of the deer season in this sec
ton brought with II the introduction
OF II new costume for huntsmen.
Four sportsmcn appeared here
with 90 rifles and, instead Of the
usual rough garb OF tho hunter. were
attired in sport buck low shoes.
knickorbockers. rolled wool stockings
and straw hats.
They explained that instead OF
pushing into the ohapparal for the
deer they intended TO lie in walt at
some mice shady brook"
The entire town turned out for the
apectnclo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

would find themselves uncom-
Portable II enclosed In CORE.
spondence envelope.
Uncle Biddy was extra glad to
fill this order, as he has a warm
spot for Nephew Albert. because
Albert is a ringer" for the Bid.
dy Bishop of some years ago.
when Biddy, too, was years Of
age,
There is a place for Albert in
the gymnasium of Austin & Salt.
if he makes good uso OF the
gloves, Just what is to become
Of sister Beth IL Albert becomes
expert, is left to the imagina-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

40 The Los Angeles college. open their
autumn activities with bang on
september 50, when they will battle
Whittier college and Cal Tech In one
, Of the few gridlron headers OF
tho year
Jones inauguyated his famous Eek,
ecuto system" at Southern California
with a spring practice OF six weeks.
Among the old men who reported
were Hobbs Adams. Badeto. Capt.
Fay Thomas. Taylor. B.hrsnd,. Cor.
rsll. Green. orsat,i. Cravath. Ls-
fcbvre. KAer and Earle.
Outstanding promise IN tho new
material was found In X. Jones, who
Is considered as great a tackle as
Norman Anderson. June graduate.
cofrman. Morley. Drury. Scott. Wed.
die. Thompson. Softer and worlcy.
Norman Anderson IS no, the only
veteran who will be missing from the
line-up. Other important pigskin.
ners who left Southern California
with diplomas this summer we're
Holly Adams. Otto Anderson. Dupuy.
Pythian. Newman. Hawkins and
Riddle.
As result Of investigation during
spring practice. the line up most Ike
IS 10 b selected by Jones may b.
predicted with some certainty. For
end. Hobbs Adams is sure. willis
BadRro's chances arc Swallowed hy
Knute Starks's defensive work. Tho
tackles win be Captain Thomas and
Al Bchrendt, with X. Jones fighting
tho latter for his Job.
Three certainties are Brice
Taylor and Ed Gorrrll as guards,
and jeff Craynth as center.
Honey" Earle will be the full
back, with Morton Kesr and
either Lefebvre ar Iaranetta on
each side OF him. Morley Drury
seems the logical candidate for
pivot position because Jones likes
quarterback who can carry the
ball. The husky sophomore Is
strenuous worker who brushes
opposing lines. kAsr wns tried
out rs "a signal caller during
practice, but did not give prom. .
Use Of filling the place satisfac.
torily.
Tho Southern California coaching
staff includes seven assistants 10
Jones: Bin Hunter. Aubrey Devinc,
Paul Minnlck. Harold Galloway. Chef
Dolley, cliff Herd and Lowell Lind.
ley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
PLAN SALE OF
FAMOUS STUD

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-It is en-.
tirely possible tina, before many days
the young stallion, John p. Grter,
viii be sold by r. Wallis Armstrong.
Tho crop OF John p. Grier yearllngs
here for the market arc so impress
sive that one offer OF 100000 was
made for tho son OF Whisk Broom H.,
which gave Man o. War a memoir
able battle In the Dwyer stakes nj
Aqucduct. ono bidder for the young
stallion was Charles Bergman, who
went as high as $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

Most managers.
after giving their
fighters a BIT %
EehBoniug IN
Northwest rings.
pack up their
buds for a barn.
storming trip IN
70 the squarsd
ropes OF Califor-
MIA cities.
Biddy Bishop,
IN bringing Bert
Colima from Los
Angeles 20 box
Iomski here. 10
attempting to
make Seattle the
mecca OF Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
JACOBS HURT

LOS ANGELES. Aug. &c. - Ray
Jacobs. young shortstop for the local
team OF tho Pacific Coast league, Is
expected to be out tho game for ut
least three weeks He injured his
ankle In game recently and the
sprain viii keep him on tho hospital
I{at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

rates with the
best OF his pitch.
Ing staff.
When tho so.
RIGS opened be
tween the two
teams, W hic II
was TO continue
thru to Monday,
with II double.
header being
scheduled Satur.
day Sunday and
NJ o n d a y, Nc.
Graw's NJ o un d
aces were ready
for duty
Kent Green,
field. the gcupa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

tionnl younggtcr who has been the
rnainst0y Of the Giants all souson;
big Jack Scott the veteran, and Hckc
Barnes and Art Nchf AFRO All avail.
able.
These four members OF the Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
TURF COLT
GOES LAME

cHlCAGo,y Aug, 80 Mrs. j. II.
McColrs Dorothy Buckner which
came out of her last race with n
front bowed tendon has been pur-
chased by d, II, Stewart acting for
j. NJ Camden, and she will be sent
to camden's Iinrtland stud TO be
used as q brood mare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

world series, providing the Pirates
won tho National league ball title,
Pittsburg failed to win the
pennnnt that year and Drey.
fus' new park was not the
scene OF any world series.
IIo has not romodcled or repaired
the park in any way this season
for fear OF setting up jinx on tho
chances OF the Pirates to win The
championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Won't Press Luck

THERE is story going the
l. rounds about Barney Drcyfua,
president OF the pIttsburg Pirates,
that IN 1920 when thoy had q
chance to win tho National league
championship, Drcyrus erected u
now park In which TO plny the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Odds and Ends From the Major Leagues

Graw machine have been poison 10
the Pirates in previous meetings and
McGraw has them ready for tho
opening Of the series which VIII have
n most direct bearing on the out.
come OF tho National league race.
The Giants skipper has mnnipu.
lated his staff for tho past two series
in an effort TO have his bcs, hurlcrs
ready to take n crnck at the Pirates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

A NY pitcher who can win one
"a fifth OF his teams victories
certainly deserves a big cut in the
money OF tho world series
Eddie Romtncl, ace of the
Philadelphia Athletics, has
turned that trick. And thnts
one reason the Athletics are
within short range OF the Amer.
icun league lead.
tommoll Is trying to b,at the
major league record and turn In 80
victories for tho season, something
that no other pitcher has ever
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

I oMsKFs willingness 10 meet any
II conner that may be in his way
on the rungs OF the ladder he is
climbing In an effort 10 gain the
middleweight championship Of the
Pacific coast. has made him a popu-
lar boxer among the local fans.
Aberdeen. which has hitherto been
noted for it's numbering industry. has
fond dreams OF being called the
home town" OF the worlds middle
weight champion.
That is what the gossip Is around
the barber poles and the smoking
rooms in Aberdeen. And that's what
the ardent supporters OF Lomski ex-
pect OF him. There is always a big
delegation OF boosters who journey
10 Seattle each time Lomski is card.
ed here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
TRIBE GOES
TO SALT LAKE

A FER the completion Of the Sac.
"A rnmcnto series. Manager Kine.
fer viii pile his Braves into a sleeper
and hio away to Salt Lake for The
last stand Of tho Indians before 70.
turning home for the Los Angeles Sc
ries.
Tho Salt Lake hovel has nj.
ways been bad place for the In.
dams TO stay any length Of time.
III they can hurdle the Bees with
any Kind OF success, second place
may not be far In the offing.
Salt Lake has been winning the
present series from Portland. despite
the fact that Oscar Witt, the Bees
manager has had 10 watch the game
from a hole in the centerfield fence.
Wit has drawn tho ire OF President
Harry Williams. and Is under sus.
pension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

Tho next Scotch-Irish match OF
the Arctic club can begin anytime
now. Jack David and Herman Ross
arc In tho pink OF condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

Harry Wills has taken out In
surance on the probability OF q
fight with Jack Dempsey for
$4,000. Luis Firpo would coun-
sci the Black Panther to take
out The incurancce In case he
DOES fight Dempsey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
The Master Mind

JOHN McGRAW again proved that
- hc was tho master mind' In ma.
jor league baseball circles by being
prepared TO greet tho Pittsburg Pi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Pirates Also Ready

IDEAL weather conditions prevailed
4 Saturday for tho opening of tho
series between tho two leaders.
Manager Rob McKochnic, OF tho Pi.
rates, has also been saving his pitch
ing staff for tho big scrios.
Emil Ydo, ono Of tho best south.
paws IN the League, Is ready for
duty, as Is Morrison and Vic AID
ridge.
Manager Mcltcchnic realizes that
the Pirates may he made or broken
In this series aud he rs taking no
chances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
Brice Taylor
Certainly to
Make Trogans

IS ANo Ell Es.
Aug 80 Follow
lng IN. complete
renovation OF it's
coaching system
the University OF
Southern Calilor
nia expects tho
greatest football
season Of tia ca
resr The pro
tekes or Howard
Jones ncw coach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
STRIBLING WINS

PHoEN1N. Ariz., Aug. a.
Young stribllng. OF Georgia. boxed
here last night on his transforming
tour OF the Southwest and won
technical Knockout from JACK
Lynch, OF Prescott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22
OnSeattle 1airWayS
~ BY ALEX Crosse

Henry Hess. the North End cad.
dle-mnster. says that some boys take
% caddylng because OF the financial
possibilities and some because II IS
cheaper than going 10 vaudeville
show.
As ] gaed over the whinny l,nowcs,
Ae Sunday nfternin,.
I saw very dacent man
Salr nngered Mt whln.
In American solfing parlancc. ono
under pur Is called "A Birdie" two
under par IAN Eagle" and three
under par q ID lie.
Joe Caldwell. who knows every
blndo Of long grass on the Rainier
course, has made another discovery,
namely. tho No. Is three or
plenty" hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-22

Art BcnsOn--These are the
days when the buffers knock the
scratch players off their pins In
tournaments.
I'D Ollyer--What within
Art-Thelr handicaps.