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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
Seattle Society
rs,ea by Lillian Keen LeBalster. Telephone MA in-O6OO
, BamabdS Chapel Is Scene OF Pretty
Wedding, Bridge Dinner for Lieut., and
Hrs RuIedge

!, narrasc % Mss Mary Dyer
g.,,.s. daughter % Mr. and
80 Charles Hayden. 60 Mt
cswncr Andersen, sou Of
Nr, Charles G. Andersen.
l.mnlssi last evening in 81
-. ,hapsl vBh thg Rev Her
n osp,a ryadins the service at
.ssVk
3.,srior q ths little chapel u as
S,rmlns With ascension Mites
~, ehrySanthcmums against
.s,-,,unl of W0odWariia ferns.
-. crowned with the lovely
-, ana lighted tape~ led 20
$500 bankct with the blooms
- Tiers were high cathedral
- ana great baskets ~ the
~ ehganthcmumS,
~sns the ser,ricc, Mr. Nathan
-, ans 'For Love q You and
rTrcrd KAntnor played the
- uarch frOw ''Lohcnsriu
:, srls coming in with her faith,
!, an exquisite picture In her
~ Uuu e ivors satin emhroii.
III, psars. Her veil % del,catc,
- Ga Chanully lace, was
Il l,w On her forehead with a
- q pearls and caught az
"a with "a pearl ornament.
(. Ae-safi she carried orchids.
- rSs ana lilies o. the valley,
:. naI o. homer, Mss Frances
- ire brides sister, wore a
- model q peach colorcd
..,,. over accordion plated
80 hcs. drapcd In the center
u, t-on, under cahachon q pas
ia nowers She wore a silver
- : her hair and carried pink
y syAA sweet peas and ophslia
~
~ Jslia Andersen. the groom's
- ana Mss Katherine Ford,
-, bgidesmaids. Miss Andersen
isncais hellotrupe georgette.
~--.a With 4 hand o. pasteltintod
,,,z which extended from the
* l.s around the bottom o. the
asa from one shoulder fell a
= s.art the same tone as her gown.
Is Fori's gown WAS OF pink or.
= = sfon designed with circular
-, = The skirt, Red roses were
a. right shoulder and at tho low
a he. alAng gracefully 20 the
e 4 her SKIRT.
nsy wore hands % tulle and sill.
II their hair and carried pre-
~ rsss columhlnc and sweet
-
lnls Mare Ssveryus made
a-iy ngusr girl wearing a ruffied
~ x white net. dotted here and
r. With orchid and PINK nose
n Her had vas cncircled with
/ rl7sr ben4 and her flowers were
s--as ard pink sweet peas, car.
\ a French basket tied with
rs q orchid and pink chiffon.
In Hayden wore royal blue sa.
= trimmed with peacock sequina
a Eardsaias and orchids for cor.
~ Ms. AndsrSen's gown was of
~ rorxs,,s beaded in cut steel
4 Der eorSage Was Of orchids.
Il. Lnckrsn Donneily OF 81 Paul
y lest uan and Messcrs. Cyrl
agasn. william Hayden and Pen
isua Ford. the ushers.
FssO~.zg the ceremony there was
nal reception at tho Hayden
'zisnss ior relatives and out-of.
III EusstS
H. md Ms. Andersen left for
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Entertaining for
Miss COrnett

Airs, Robert II, Fox. Jr, VIII en-,
terrain with a bridge u three tables
az her apartment. In the wilsonlan,
Tuesday afternoon, February 8. in
honor Of Mis- Imogcuc Cornett
whose engagement 90 Mr. James
Emmett Powric. 81 Detroit. has just
been announced
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Cards out for Tea

Mrs, Nathaniel Stewart Rogers
has cards out for a tea and mtscri.
laneous shower AZ her home Mon.
day afternoon, February 3, from J
until o'clock. In honor OF Miss
Vivian Clctnans. whose marriage to
Mr.. Robert. Stetson MRcfarhine win
be an event Of February.
Mrs. A. r. Ellsworth win pour
and Mrs. Raymond clifford Of
olympia and Mrs George r. Ma.
dcau viii assist.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

SEATTLE COUNCIL or
MINUTE WOMEN
The Seattle Council % Minute
Women viii meet At the Fsiefa,ed
clubhouse Thursday. January 20. at
: o'clock Tea viii be served after
tho business meeting.
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SUMMIT rT A.

The summit School TT. A. will
meet Wednesday. January Is. at J
o'clock az the summit school
Mrs r. l. Gross viii speak on
Aims and Achievements OF tho
TT A." which will be followed by
short business meeting,
Pupils % room will perform eN.
srclscs and song program has been
arranged BY the children % room -.
Refreshments viii be served during
the afternoon. with Mrs Hood and
Mrs. Taylor acting as hostcsscsa
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GEN. IAwroN CIRCLE

Gen, LAwton circle. Ladies Of tho
q. A. II. viii have a card party
"wednesday. January "a. at the
home OF Mrs. Louise johnson. 6521
.5th ave. ". W. from until {
o'clock Take car No. 20 20 s5th
and walk one block west.
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ALTRuIsTIc CLun

The Atrulstic club Of MlEpah TEN.
pie No. 30 viii meet Wednesday. Jan
uary Is. with Mrs. J u. Wilson.
glIt y. Sand ~. for an all'day 10
clal meeting one Of the features
viii be a special talk by member
Of tho Social Welfare League,
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southern California ON tbrir We'd
dlng trim The brtir travelling in AN
ensemble costume % brown hrndrne
trimmed In sable, "a sold hat. Sable
trimmed and oryb5d pursagv- After
March 4, Mr. and Mrs Andersen
VIII De- az homo nc the CALIFORNIAN
apartments.
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Fireside Musicale

- the SUNDAY ulght supper and
trcsiic musicale az the Tennis club.
SIR, SD Cr3aier aud Mr Loriu scion
VIII sing a group OF sonss. some OF
which wiu be their own compost
lions, and My Scion viii render
several selections.
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AUXILIARY TO LINNEA NO gsl
Auxiliary 10 Linnea No, 22i viii
give a card party AZ the home OF Mrs.
T. o. karlberg, l4is T. Spruce ~.
"Wednesday evening. January Is,
Members and friends Invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Soliddy
Hosts

To honor Mrs, SolidBys brother.
Lieut. Paul Rutlcdgr, 4 $ a., and
Mrs Ruuolse, Mr.. and Mrs. Grorsv
w Solitiay will entertain al dinner
saturday evening, az their home,
Covers will DO placed FOR sixteen
and bridge win DO played later
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Hosts at Dinner

To honor Admiral Robert r.
CoonIz. commander In chief OF tho
~. $. fleet. and Mrs. CoontE Cap
tain and Mrs. HenTy Winter. viii
entertain very Informally az dinner
az their home Saturday evening.
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Rridne Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Trosper, Jr,.
will entertain with a bridge dinner
OF twelve covers az their home
wednesday evening,
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Informal Luncheon for
CHICAGO Visitor

To honor Mrs. Harry Byram. Of
Chicago. who n visitor in town.
Mrs William G Heussy entertained
with an Informal luncheon az her
home Monday afternoon.
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Luncheon for
House Guests

Mrs. j. +. shields viii entertain
at luncheon Thursday. at her home.
In compliment 10 her house guest.
Mrs l.. X PaStruvich. OF Portland.
Covers viii Dc placed for sixteen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27

Mr., and Mrs. c, ~ GrisEs and
Mlss Betty Griggs. Of ~, Paul. are
expected 10 arrive IN town tonight.
During their stay they viii be guests
AZ The olympic
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Entertaining
Bridge Club

Dir. and Mrs J. G.. Melee viii be
hosts To their bsidEc dinner club
al their home "Wednesday evening
Covers will be placed for sixteen.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. COoRtx

Mrs John Collins viii entertain
az luncheon az her home Friday
afternoon In honor OF Mrs. Robert
r. CoontA Mrs, Coonts viii by
Mr, Collins house guest until sat,
uriay night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Friltk
Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs Gerald Frink win
entertain with a dinner OF twenty,
four covers at their home Friday
evening.
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The ladies' Gro,to club will have
a music and reciprocity day program
IN the Federation clubhouse.
"Wednesday. January Is. az O'Clock.
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1. o y CLrn

l.. o. r. club. OF Ballard. VIII give
charity card party. combined with
pound party. In EllIs' temple.
wednesday. January Is, AZ 2 y. m.
The public IA invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27

Mr and Mrs Charles r. Hamilton
have taken an apartment az Hudson
Arms,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27

Lesley J brown. son Of Sir, and
Mrs, Monte Brown. left Monday for
the Roswell Military academy IN New
Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27

Mr. T. c, Hoffmey,r. Of San Fran,
cisco. II IN town for a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27

Mrs. J. =. Frcdcrlcks and dlugh.
ter, Niiss Anona Fredercils, moJored
20 Mount Vernon to-day 20 spend a
week az the Frcdrricis' farm IN that
vicinity,
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Mrs Henry Frederick IL expected
home Thursday from a visit Of sew,
sral weeks In Chicago
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WOmen's Clubs

SEATTLE POETRY CLUu
Seattle Poetry club will meet
"Wednesday. January g. az o. ma.
n The second floor club rooms a.
tn \ " q, A. Tts viii be- tho
permanent meeting place 81 the club
the last Wednesday Of each month
The Ballard Han PIT. A will
meet iu tho music room Wsdncs.
lay. January 2s. al 2 D. rs An
interesting program has been ar,
ranged Judge Hcsh Whitehead viii
speak on the Child Labor Amend,
mont" Piano solo hy Mrs olive
llrnhHm Vocal solo, by Mrs, J.,
a. MrGmth, accompanied ~ Miss
Marjorie king
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sEArTLE couRr. 10. On

49, 80 NFNANAs HhFf -
Seattle court. No. 81, Tribe OF ben
liur. viii give a card party In X. r.
hall. tiss University way wednes.
day. January Is.
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CHoRrR MIL MEEr

Tho chorus department OF the
womau'A Century club Will meet
for rehearsal "wednesday January
-. nj 10 a. m. at the home Of Mrs
]. n Templrton. 1908 Seneca Ne.
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rI,E SCHOOL CIRCLE

The Seattle School Council
win meet Ia the school hoard
rooms In the Central building Wed,
nssdsy. January -. az 10 a, IA,
This viii be a mixer meeting, and
will be IN charge Of Mrs. DE Wore,
president % the Brighton Pre-,
School circle. All interested In pre-
st,hool work invited
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WISCONSIN GoLpENRop
CGUB
The Wisconsin Goldrur0d club
viii meet Wednesday January rs.
with Mu katherine Eiehicr. 1854
Alkl Box lunch az 1880 o'clock.
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Miss ~ WILCOX, vino has been
visiting AIR and MIS-. A, s. pownsy
a. their homo az the Highlands,
sailed today for the orient. whore
she viii be tho guest OF Or and
Mrs, Jacob schurman,
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ROBERT MORRIS
CHATTER No 1872

Robert Morris chapter No. 49, o.
=. =. will hold initiation Wednesday
evening. January -. In Masonic
Temple. All Eastern Starr invited,
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WEST WOODLAND PIT. a

West Woodland PIT, A. VIII have
silver tea Wednesday, January Is.
from 9 until o'clock. AZ the home
Of Mrs. Il. 4. Brand. $50 W. s7th,
Mru. Brand and Mu. John Rich.
ards viii h. tho hostcsses, There
viii b short program.
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KANSAS suNFLowER
CLUH

Gun
The soth annual meeting OF the
sunfowcr club. Of Seattle. viii meet
ON Kansas Admission day. Thurs.
day. January 20, az p, m AZ the
American Legion clubrooms. New
Arctic hotel. Third ave. between
jefferson and James sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27

MA> Elizabeth s Crane has rs,
moved from queen Anne hin 20 an
apartment In the Althst, 40 T..
Thomas a.
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Personal

Mru Wallace Green Collins 70.
turned sunday from a short trip
East
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Local Amateur
Ring Men Win
Every Battle

CEATTLE amateur boxers won AL
y their bouts last night against
the best amateurs from the battle
ship oklahoma, AZ the weekly smok
or 1T Austin & Bishops gym The
bouts were FUN OF action and
pleased the crowd
Eddie Gross. OF Ballard. defeated
Jimmy Thinker. OF the oklahoma. in
four rounds. Don Stewart, OF Seat
tie. won from George TNyomey. Of
the Oklahoma. IN one round
HeuSsey Cookson. OF Seattle. won
from ,fmmy Doggoti. Of the Okla.
homa. In three rounds, Art Thirty
won from Jimmy strctzcl in three
rounds. Charley oLcary won from
Charley Gcnaro in four rounds.
Marion Bell defeated Ed sutori in
three rounds. Angelo Raspoli Beat
Frank vitcr in three rounds. and
Davcy Jones won from Billy Burns
IN three roundR
Ted Whitman refereed. Harry
Casey and Joe Hnrrahan were the
judges.
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Seven Soccer
Cups in Play

1--WE reyrn cup0 now brlnE
Il played Tor In tho Sorthwest
Washington Soccer league are
ns follows
Mcmillan cup is rnblrmbtlc ~
the Flint Division championship
Davis bros trophy. emblCmal,t
~ The Second Division cham.
p.pnahlp
unluu Record Cup IL given 10
the state champion
hrDwn Bros. trophy il 10 b.
played fur hy prep teams and
second division teams after the
SECOND division champion has
bren decided
Tho Leonard trophy IL cm,
blematie ~ The Washington state
championship. and All Of the
teams ln the state arc eligible
for ii
iutrrcity NJ Puget sound Nav.
LEatlon trophy to ~ played for
annually by teams representing
Seattle and Tacoma
Prep league cup. presented b.
the United States Football Assoc.
citation, 20 10 played for by prep
/. teams teams OF high school age,
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Olympians Busy

A BUSY program OF events has
"A boon arranged to be put on at
the Olympic Golf and Country club
during the next few weeks, The
first main event viii be staged on
Saturday, October II. when the
bankergolfors OF the Dexter Horton
will oppose the Seattle National
brethren In n i2.mnn toam match
for the dinners. Following the big
meal, dance will DO held in tho
clubhouse.
A much closer affair than tho
bankers will bo staged on tho fol-
lowing day when tho Tacoma and
Seattle scotchmcn hook up against
each other.
on Saturday October 81, n handl.
cap tournament for golfing tenants
in the Metropolitan Center will he
tho attraction ut the Olympic
course.
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Seattle College
Eleven to Meet
Bellinghan Club
EOOTRAII, nctlritlns ai Snnit1A

J. NOOIbA4L activities at Seattle
l. college are stirring nowadays
since Coach Tom Berry took over
tho reins This is Bcrry's first year
at the local school and during tho
four weeks he has been working
with its gridders he has developed
a fastcharging line and n shifty
hackfield
The colleges gridders were to
play the Bellingham Normal team
at Bellingham Saturday.
Captain Paul at fullbaclk. is going
great guns with the team, and
Denny Mclaughlin and Earl Doyle
are fustrumning backs
Doyle formerly played end, but
his baclSfield.running impressed Ber.
ny, and he was made into n second
offenso man.
The Seattle College will play the
Mount Angel eleven of Oregon soon
in another big game,
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AUTO RACES
ON LAKE TRACK

with the auto racing season
nearly finished Tor all tho tracks ia
tho country except California, local
fans will have their chance 70 get
their ran Of thrills sunday when ~
daring riders VIII vic tos cash
prizes at SILVER Lake
Tho race is bsing held under the
auspices % the Western Auto Rac.
ing association
a feature OF the race vii be tho
match race between Jack Roses,
Northwest champion driver, and tho
Masked Marvel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
CALIFORNIA TO
PLAY OLYMPIC

UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA.
Berkeley. Oct. lO.-Ths Golden Bears
of California were TO play tho Olym-
pic club eleven here this afternoon
in the Memorial stadium II was ex-
pected here today that Coach Andy
Smith would send hts regulars
against the strong OIympinns.
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Tiger grldder recovered and
the Beavers never got close
again.
Ted I'rlak was making biz EainH
thru Broadways right tackle when
Coach Bell sent Roliie Angst from
guard 80 tackle and put Burns
Ryan IN a. guard After that tho
Tigers took new lease on lifc and
soon afterwards started their drive
for their touchdown FrEk was
tho individual star OF the game for
the Beavers. running and kicking
well Tho line showed fighting
spirit when they held on the two
yard line.
Bin Marsh and Angst played fine
hall ~ tackles FOR the Tigers and
Hank Bacon starred At guard.
Tho game was held up for fome
time over tho question Of the eligi.
hiIlty OF Simon JuEthan. Broadway
fulltaek, who WAS not allowed 70
play thru the neglect Of Principal
Bennett Of broadway. who did not
certify IuSthan on the list sent 10
Ballard before the contest JEihan
was not allowed 20 play
The game was ably otrlc.utcd by
walter Reseberg. Dixie Fleager and
Ia Ferris
The defeat knocks Ballard out OF
tho running for the title and Broad.
way viii have 10 show a lot Of i'm.
proyoment to cope with the stronger
cleyens in the league
Two high achool games were on
the books for Saturday morning.
I4ncoln meeting Franklin AT 10 q.
m. and Roosevelt playing Queen
Anne Immediately after the first
struggle. Both games were sched.
uled for Denny field.
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Emmcr followed suit and then
Red" Baldwin was walked for
strategic purposes
wherrupou RED" Killofer sent
BRAZIL. who hasn't hesn playing
regularly Of late to tho plate. aud
Tho leagues best cloutcr cracked a
single 10 right and the game was
in the sack, 81.
Up TO that time It had been quite
n contest Of pitchers Tho Indians
pushed over two runs In tho second
with Emmor.s triple being tho fca-
ture The Bees came right hack
with two In the third on four ono.
base blows. That was oil that hap.
ptned in runamnking way untn
the ninth
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CARDS TO BUCK
GOOD LINEMEN

Coach Howard Jones NJ the Uni.
ycrsity Of Southern California, BE-
building up his defense Tor the stan.
ford game His offcuHo IS working
in good shape. but hts first line
needs strengthening
Jones plans to meet the Trojnns
on purely defensive play and is boil
storing htu line for that effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
Return Match

HNHE return match between the
i Waverly and Seattle Golf club
teams, scheduled TO be played at
tho North End links today, has
been postponed until later In the
season, According to advices from
Portland, tho Wavorly crowd Is too
busy hunting for brides of the
fcathered variety these days to even
think OF trying to drop the kind TO
bo had on golf courses,
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RELEASE MANY r1.AlERs

Several players have been re-,
leased by teams IN Tho league. Ma.
pie Leaf. ia the first division has
let w iatzci aud T. Bgrnio 90.
Vikings rclcaEcd George Gaycrt,
Shamrock ]. - Cary; Tacoma II
gers. J. wusalinn. Todds, W Brown.
Burnett, l.. HclElaou; Builders
Brick. b Basscti
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COLTRIN GETS
MANY CHANCES

Sid Coltrin. captain OF the 1924
frosh eleven at the University Of
California, seems 20 have caught
the favor OF Coach Andy Smith.
Coltrin plays halfback and In recent
practice games he has handled him
self Ike veteran. breaking thru
tho opposing limo in great fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
RENToN wITHpRlws

The Reuton second division team
has withdrawn from that circuit be.
cause Of inability 20 finance two
teams Some of the players on the
junior team are expected TO hook
w with the first team.
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MONTANA VS..
WASHINGTON

CROP Sweet and Kelly.
~ That's what the washington
Huskies were called upon to do in
their first big game OF the Eridiron
season today when they stacked up
against tho Montana Grizzlies in
the stadium
Sweet and Kelly arc rated rs two
Of the fastest backs in the West.
Washington fans will get a pretty
good line on the men who will make
up the varsity when the Huskies
travel 10 Nebraska 10 meet the
Cornhuskers next week during the
game today. as Enoch Bagshaw
won't have much time in which to
do any moro experimenting.
Today's game was 10 start at
go p. m.
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It's Hospital
for Babe Ruth

WAsHINGToS. oct. To-
w George Herman Ruth, the
Hating Babe 81 baseball and
special writer during the world
series. left here suddenly Friday
night Tor New York. whore he
win undergo a minor operation,
Tho Babes allmcnt was not
disclosed II Is doubtful II he
win be able 10 attend any more
games OF this series
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CHANGE LEAGUE NA,E

Tho name Of the league has been
changed from Western Washington
Football association, 20 the North
west Soccer league, This was done
because teams outside OF the league
have been organized IN Southwest
Washington and the former name
might copfiie, with that OF tho
other loop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
OUT OF CELLAR

PORTLAND, Oct, lO- Sacromen.
to hoped out Of the cellar here
yesterday rs result OF its 4 to o
win over Portland Hughes held
the Beavers TO four scattered hits.
Sacramento sO000O1oO-a o
Portland 5000 0ooo-o {,
Hughes and Shea; Harrison and Tobin.
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Senipro Grid
Squads Ready
For Big Game

TIME first big football game Of
i the local semi.pro gridders will
30 played Sunday at Hiawatha
playfield with the Jefferson Park
Athletic club meeting West seattle's
eleven.
Coaches Claude Norris, Of the
Jeffs, and Loren stone, OF the
West siders, had their men out Tor
stiff practice Friday night and
both teams we're pronounced III for
iync game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10

basc Tor Wash
tngton In the
world series on
his nerve
Every time he
has 10 hit or
throw his right
hand severely
spiked Just hcr
fore the end Of
the reEular
American league
season, pain $
him altho he
won't admit g.
But the injury
has noticeahly
handicapped hun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
TIGERS SIGN TnREE

Tho Tacoma Tigers have obtained
l.. Gates, J Downic aud " A. Don.
lin, J. Strong has aligned wlth
Black Diamond. Andy Alien with
Todds. W q Helena with Car.
bonado. and Stanley Davis with
ghnmrockp.
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Denny field Friday. The Beavers held there
for downs and punted out TO their own 30
yard mark. The Tigers were not TO be de-
MED, however, and after a series Of plays,
Art Feek and George Harrah packing the
ball, Harrah finally plunged thru the line
for the lone touchdown Of the game. The
try for point was missed and the final score
was 60. II was Broadway first victory
over Ballard since 1919.
Play ranged in mid-fied turnout the first
half, all Of the thrills being crowded into
the final period.
The Friday clash was married by much
fumbng and poor playing. The Ballard
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BEAT ACORNS

LOS ANGELES. Oct. iO.--oak.
land was defeated here yesterday
by Los Angeles. 20 2. The Angels
scored eight runs in the first three
innings.
The score r. II. y.
Oakland .sO0te0oeof-a o
Los Angeles zos06o '-s ~ 0
Rrauss and Baker. GIarasr, Crandall
and sandbsrz.
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Pinch Hitter Delivers
Blow That Beats Salt
Lake, 3 TO z
now rmr srurrs STAND

DRANK BRAzILL was tho mir
haired lad yesterday and the
Coast Leagues best hitter delivered