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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24

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New Britain herald., 1925-06-17

George Read.
 Mrs. George w. Gill, Shreveport, La, was released in s10,0OO bail for her supposed part in strug- gle between her husband and George Read, young college student, which ended fatally for Read. Police say Read was over attentive to Mrs. Gill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Steve Donaghue Pulls a Sande
and Cops English Derby Race
by WEBB MILLER

EPSoM DOWNS, Eng. May ~
IL II. Harris three.year.old colt
Mama, won the English derby here
today.
Aga Khan's Zionist was second
and The Sirdar was third.
The Sirdar was from the stable
OF the American horsoman a. X.
Macombor, but was bred in Eu.
rope.
Mama, the winner, was n
heavily backed lavoritc ut TO
1 and Zionist carried thousands
of dollars at 80 TO In tho late
betting. The Sirdar was 100
to shot on the books.
Mrs, c. Mavor's Warmlnstcr. was
fourth.
The prices were . to /, 10 to 1
and 80 to /,
Thousands OF pounds had been
wagered on Mamma simply because
steve Donoghue, who had ridden
five other derby winners, had been
selected for the mount.
Twenty.sevcn starters went to
the post on u track that was
soft from heavy rains, but Man.
nn was given n beautiful ride
and was kept clear of Interior.
cnCc.
Jus, before the starters went TO
the post, tho British cable system
reaching every corner of the en-.
plre ana foreign nations, ceased to
function, awaiting the fastest hand.
led messages OF the year on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

rests between Herb Morcum and
John Wutheuow. both young yeter-
ans Of the rowing game. who know
all Of the ms and outs Of the
racket
or the two. wutbenow has had
the greater experience in that he
has ooxcd two Washington shells
on the Hudson and this may give
him the edge when Rusty Callow
names the men who viii man the
Husky boat on the Hudson Nor
cum had tho job in the California
race and did well.
Cailow. himself. won't say any
thing definite about his lineup. and
IN the daily workouts he keeps
shifting his men about trying 10
find the best combination; Vt also
serves the purpose Of making the
men fight harder for their positions
as il keeps them uncertain as TO
whether or not they well be regu-
larA
Chances are that Callow Wili pick
definite eight upon the arrival
al rougbsccpsle ana viii train them
together during the last 10 days
before The race
Experience counts for much in
this terrific grind that the Huskies
face. and IL wouldn't be surprising
10 see Wuthenow got the coxswsin
position because Of his former races
over the Hudson river course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
In the Majors

yestrrdas's hero--Mas Carey. veteran
pittaburE eutsiridsr. stole second. third
aud home Ia ins fourth thatuE and
home in This fourth iunlnE and helped
beat tho Cubs. 10 :.
Ty Cobb, added another new record to
his list when he hft his eno tRpushndri
extra bane hif. beating Hans wagHere
old mark. Tho Tigers beat ths white
5ox, 3 to 4.
Graham and coonsy. YOUNG Boston
pitchers. wera too good for ths Giants
and fls Braves copied a double header.
TO and 20 Z.
William. and sisler starred q. the
Browns dowued the Indians lice. 10 4
and : to 4.
Lefty Grore.. the sioo,eoo southpaw.
lasted only five Innings during which he
allowed six runs and the senators baat
tho Athletics. III 20 :.
Getting 20 Pete Douohue EARLY In the
game. tbs Cardinals beat tho Reds TO 1.
Dngzy Vance and Buririxh Grimes.
we're too much for tho Phiiliea. and tho
Robins swept double header. 10 to Z
and TO ).
The Yankees and Red Sox split even
IN a double bill the Cox winning the
first game 70 i. and losing tho second
TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

winner. Special arrangements were
made for instantaneous transmits.
sion of the flash" TO the Prince
of Wales in South Africa and to
army officers at isolated posts in
the West Indies, in Hongkong, Cal.
cutta, Bombay, Kenya, Mesopotamia
and Punjab and to the citizens In
Australia and tho United states.
Hundreds of millions of dollars
must have been wagcred on the
Derby. The difficulty In figur.
Ing the winner on form this year
made interest even greater and
the Getting brisllcr than IL has
been In past years.
Mnnnas winning time was 2dO as.
There was very little TO the race
but Mamma, who cantercd across the
finish line hardly breathing with a
lead OF eight lengths over Zionist.
The Calcutta swcepstako ticket on
Mamma, held by James Carcw, Liver.
pool shipping man, was worth mp.
proximatcly 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Jimmy Charters made a now rec
ord IN the hnlf-milo by running tbs
gs0.yurd event in 1861. It's a new
Northwest mark
Percy Egtvot was again In tho
ilmsIigh: BY taking first IN thc shot
put, dascu, broad jump and iieing
Tor frs. Ia the high jump.
Cliff Jacobs. Pullman sprinter.
won both the ioo.yard and 22o.yard
events in fas, time. The summary
follows:
Miie run wilde. wash, first, Hamssy.
Wash. second Dunlap. ". y. G, TARA.
Time. fEa,s
uus hundred yard dash Jacobs, " =.
G.. first. Clarke. wash. second schfUed.
r.. wash. thira Tinc. 10 nat
ttG.ysrd dash ApBlegHte, wash,
first. Meyers Vi a. a. second, TuPpcF'
wash. third Tims. te,s,
isyafd high hurdles Du Bots. wash.
first. siippefu, w T. C.. Second, Blcock
" d, e., THIRD. Time. is fiat
EHai put Egitet, wash. FIRST Dun
vacbiet vs. g. G.. second, smith, W. y
a., third Distance. "a feet. = Inches.
too wash. and Moss. W. = G. tied fer
second Height a. feet
a.mne run Drvine. ". 8. c.. frat
MAKiuuts. wash, second Ramsey. WASH,
thiFd. Tlmu. a5t. ncw record.
ssosard run Charters, waahs. first
Tbrncy. wash scCand3 Leslie W $. g.,
third. Time. i.5S.s, new record.
Discus EKtvet wash. first Dun
wachier w q c. second. Hannah. W,
s. G., third Distance. 10 feet, inchea.
nigh jump Egtvet. wash HriS,
wash. clarke. wash. tied for first
Height. feet
g.o.yard aash- Jacobs W. S, C., fret.
Schroeder. wash, second Clarke. wash.
third. Time, ~ fiat
ag0-ysrd low hurdles Myers, w s. G..
frat. Augustine, Wash. second. Du
Bots wash. third Time. 2AS.
iavelln throw Parneil. W. 8. G.. first
Mcleod. wash, second punwaehter, ".
). G.. third. Distance. ia feet,
broad jump Egtyct, wash. firEti
Brlx. wash, second. Jacobs W. 5. C..
third Distance. ~ feet. inches.
ReiaS-Cslled off. Points given TO W.
s. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

games with the Seals, as he
was bounced In the opening
week of the season.
with killcfcr IN the stands
George Cuuhaw, hp chief mate.
win skipper the Redskins Cu,shaw
is smart baseball head. knowing
the ms and outs or bh racket. but
he doesn't eIagm 10 be 10 kilIsfcra
cInss us a leader
klllcrer will undoubtedly h'e'ate
the moves On the field, but the
presence II the rd.he1ded person.
age ON the coaching Lines win b.
missed and missed badly
after an early morning shower
"Wednesday. the sun broke thru and
good westhcr was assured for The
opener today.
The Indians regulars arc reported
10. X. again and cntf Bfudy win be
back at second base with Buster
McCabe In left field
Earl Baldwin IS suffering from q
had finger and may no, be ready
for q few days yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

speed and not durability waH the
main essential. he was defeated
Nurmi finished n yards behind
Allen Hclflrich Of Penn State. one
Of tho greatest middle distance run
nrrs on the track. in a special half
mile race AZ tho Yankee stadium
II was the final appearance 81 the
Finn.
IL rs not generous 10 irlffrieh.
fine boy and a great runner, but IL ia
only fair 20 blame ibc rather crush
ing defeat Of the Finnish star upon
the lack OF condition.
Ilglffrich nnlshod fresh Il. yards
ahead % Nurml in 1855 as. which
does not compare with Ted Atrred.
this nineyear old record ~ 49, i.s.
Thoac who rad seen the great Nur.
mi ruu Ia Antwerp aud ia PARTS az
the Olympic games .nd IN his early
races on the boards IN this country.
knew that he Was not thegr when hn
tried 10 keep up with tho fixing
American 100 yards from homo
Surni's awFuily ,ircd Hugo
Qulsi. his manager, said to-day Hes
going home 90 rest, He called on
thr races b. planned 10 run in Ems
land and Germany this summer and
IS going 90 rest until the fan Maybe
he'll come back 10 this country in the
winter.
Albin stenrouH. olympic marathon
champion. made urs record for
one hours running when he Gov.
cred II miles isa yards. and Carl
Christensen. Newark 4 e., oauAliti
the worlds record af ilt.s seconds
for the 100 yard high hurttlea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Elimination Races
for Speed Classic

INDIANAPOLIS. May 2T.- Elimi.
nation trials FOR tho 500.milc automo-
bile races At the indianapolis Motor
Speedway next Saturday were started
here Monday under ideal weather
conditions.
Earl Cooper qualified hts junior
Miller Special and received the COY.
cted pole position by attaining a
speed Of ilo.4 miles an hour for 10
miles. His speed is nearly two miles
faster than the official record made
by Tommy Milton in the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
BEAVER STARS

CORVALLIS. Ore. May e7-Big
things from four members OF the
Oregon Agricultural college track
team are expected Saturday Clay
ton has run the mile in 4:e4 this
year: Keech made the two-mile run
in s:46:6: Baker made l5,2 in the
the high hurdles. and Ellertson has
heaved the Javelin 1SS feet. 3
inches this season. They are In
first-rate condition for Saturday S
meet at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
RUTH RESTING

NEW YORK. May a.. Babe Ruth
was back home in hts hotel apart.
mcnta today after having spent
seven weeks in ST vincent's hoSpi.
tai. He will be allowed to work out
daily with the New York Yankees.
but II may be a week or more be-
fore he can do any actual playing
He now weighs i75 pounds, so
pounds less than he did at the train.
ing camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
JONES SIGNS

PORTLAND, ore, May 27.-
Johnny Jones, former Portland
Beaver. and last season with Brook.
Ign, has signed up and viii join the
Portland baseball team us shortstop
Friday. He was acquired by Port.
land on an option, but held out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Ross Hangs Up
Error Record

NEW YORK Alsy g7.-ar.s,...
~ Roe pifcHs for IN. 20
yea s'E. D. reported 20 have -
H'H error record Tor mos.r,
aag EnunTs when be turned h
four mIHruas iH game 60. !,
fhe Erowu recently.
according 10 ths bo4ks. IN. -.
mark waa three. lointiy Ma III
several Hurlcr IN the Amsr,,. :.
league. 100 lat one icing B1
Hhaaaeg vino ehalke6 up d t1s
NJ boots 10 q game played jan.
%. 1921.
FoHE committed bis quart.
over an cigbr!Hnibg stretch. mai
Ing two in one nanza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

ball park has completed his card.
Roy Cliffe, the husky Canadian heavy
weight, will fight Harry Lee in the six
round Semi-windup. Cliffe was to have
boxed Roman Rainieri, but the Montanan
is said 10 have strained his shoulder in
Tacoma Tuesday
Ted Fayne, the fast-comng Seattle
is carded TO meet John Bud
nick, another local fellow, in the four
round special event.
Yakima King, colored light-heayy.
weight from Yakima. and Duke Potter of
Los Angeles, tangle in one preliminary,
with Dutch KeiSer and AL Franks. an
eight meet in the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Grant Loses
in British
Golf Tourney

WESTWARD 10. Eng, May 81.
w Americas last chance 70 fiR.
IRE IN the finals for thr British
amateur golf championship WAS
shattered here today when Douglas
Grant The lone American survivor.
was eliminated.
Grant. who resides tn London and
who represents tho Royal ~.
George club, WAS defeated by II. w.
Crummack ot 81 AnncA at ? and /.
Hon. Michael Scott. Royal North
Devon. defeated A. Menzics. BAL.
stou. two up,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
PREP TENNIS PLAY ON

Howard I,apglie was playing
Henry Prnsoff for the prep tennis
title al 3 p, m. at Woodland Park
this afternoon. The Roosevelt star
was slated to win over Prnsoh
who is representing Garfield. Ia
the semi finals of the doubles Lang
lie and Benton beat Peterson and
Clarke of Garfield. 60. 60. and
Morgan and Murray Of Queen Anns
turned back Prusoff and Staadecser
yesterday. The doubles finals ara
also on TODAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Coast League
TICKET PAYS FORTUNE

LONDON, May 27.-First
prize for the holder of the Cal.
cutta swccpstake ticket on the
winner of the English Derby
was estimated today to be
worth $4,000, James Carcw.
Liverpool shippin. man, held
the winning ticket on Mamma,
the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
HUsKIEs LEAD

MOSCOW. Idaho. May 27.-wash-
ington Is now leading the North.
west conference baseball racs
thanks TO Idaho. which dropped 0.
A. C. out Of the lead by winning
Al Tuesday. o. A. c. siiil has
a chance for a tie, but mus, win
all OF its remaining games. WASH
ington has finished It's season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

tillcr ropes
Ia the last
two years Don
Grant one n
the HmRrtcBt
pilots In tho his
tory Of rowing.
had charge Of
this dtfficuIt
task and HIS
wonderful work
had much 20 DO
with the success
Of the Washing
ton liusklcA
The coNhWHiu
Job 81 Washing
ton this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

W q Is b n & ton
State In their
nm nu al dual
NEE, az the Hta-
dunn Thursday.
The iIuFk les
finished with "a
score Of so TO 81
Johnny Dcyine
Of Pullman ran
the feature race
Of tlie CAV when
l}c riil.iH AAc
Coast record IN
tho tao mile
run, making 81
s2s9. breaking
GUS record Of
a4a2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
MYERS BEATEN

Los ANGELES. May s7.-Musy
Callahan. newsboy welterweigns
won the referees decision from
Spug Meyers after 10 rounds q
fast fighting here last night. George
Rivers defeated Young Nationalist
in the semi-windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
"W" Star Beats
Helffrich Time

WHEN Jim Charters stepped
w half-miie In 1859 In
ihe Washington. ~ aahfngton
state dual meet here Tuesday he
made better time tn the cgcnt
than Alan Hcifrrich. former Penn
state star. did in beating Paayo
Nufml 10 New York
iielffrIch's time was i:bsft.s.
u was the fastest half mile
Churteris has cyef made. and
ifnrk followers are concrding
him nn excellent chance Of beat
ms Richardson, tbe stanford ace,
who has been credited with ias,
10 the conference meet here sat
urtiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

paayo Nurml.
worlds cham
plon distance
runner, returns
homo 10 FINLAND
tomorrow with q
mixed nwort
mont OF tri
uuphn
lie beat every
one In this coun
tr5 az his own
game out when
be stepped out Of
HIS role last
nIrht and AZ
tempted a race
whore sustained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
FIGHT DRAW

DENVER May q. Bryan Red"
Herring, claimant or the junior vel.
terwelght title. fought q savage
fourround draw with 12zy Tanner
OF 81. Paul last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Rollie Mayor. new righthanded
pitcher. joined the Indians today
when the tribesmen went thru 4
morning workout at the Rainier
valley ball yard He's big fellow
and has had plenty Of experience.
RE pitched To- the baticrs during
the hitting practice. MAYOR did all
OF his fiinging this morning with
an overhandcd delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Attic Brick Eldred hit in every
Salt Lake game, running his string
OF consecutive games to 80, he
didn't hit the fence once In The
seven games. something to remark
about as he usually rattlos ON Off
The Tin boards every day he plays
in that park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Killefer Is Suspended;
Cutshaw Indians Pilot
Seattle Manager Benched by League President 70
Run-In with Umpire at Salt Lake; Bad Break 70
Tribe in San Francisco Series
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ED" KILLEFER insists upon talking back to
the umpires, and on the opening day OF the
all-mportant series with the san Francisco
Seals the manager of the Indians has been
indefinitely suspended for an Grafton he de-
livered to one of the indicator men in Salt
Lake. Word TO that effect was telegraphet
by Harry Williams. league president today
It's bad break for the Indians in such u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

You don't hear much about Gil
Dobie these days but We suppose he
Is out somewhere taking his annual
summer workout IN blooming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Morcunn Also
Available in
Crew Classic
Fight Lies Between These
Men for Job; Wuthen-
ow Coxed Two Crews

THE eokawain Or ap elght-oarrd
l. shell doeant have 10 pull an
oar bat IN big race such as tie
PouEhkeepsle regatta one ~ the
greatest burdens rests with the lit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Fred Lucas. another new Redskin.
was bouncing around tho infield and
also pitched 10 the hitters. Lucas
viii come in handy as a utility man
as he has a reputation for being
able TO hit and play second as
well as pitch He worked in one
game on the road. but hasn't been
seen BY the local bugs yet;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
MEDLEY
LINEUP

The medley race Is Ie0-yard
event, the first 100 feet being ffs.
style; the second. backstEoke. and
the third breast stroke. This form 0,
racing Is growing very popular and
WIS one OF tho most interesting
events conducted at the national IN.
door championships at san Franclsca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Nurnni Loses
to Helffrich
in Last Race
Finnish Star Attempted
Too Much in Trying
Half-Mile Event

lNEN YORK, May 81 Tired. worn
y and stale from campaign that
NAa TOO mnrh rNnn fuI a .mnrrmAn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Swimmers
tOPerf0rm
Thursdau

THE Crystal SWIMMING club viii
i make lts first bow 10 the puble
this season Thursday night Al :
O'Clock a. the Crystal Pool. co,es
Ray Daughters win Introduce syeul
new faces 20 Seattle fans and Il /.
expected that they viii make r.,s
showing in the exhibition.
Local swimmers are iralnIn,
At the present time for The ma.
tionm outdoor swimming and
diving championships which will
be held at the Lake Washington
canal here the latter part Of July.
Because Of the strenuous train.
ing required for the meet. The
local swimmers have not had
chance 10 get into action ,hJs
year before Seattle fans but
Coach Daughters Is letting down
the bars long enough 10 have the
swimmers perform Thursday.
Merle Faddcn viii perform on Il.
teu.foot board and also from ,ts
high diving platform. lie viii ),
supported By Harry Gwinn. Nh
Hubbard and "Blondy" Rleyeley.
DASH
ENTRY
For tho mems free-styie event a
yards. the lineup viii be Sven An.
derson. Kenny currler. Lambert
sternberg. spriggs Washer and Bc5
Smith.
In the womens 50-yard events,
Neya Brownfield, Agnes Spiedel.
Dorothy W;dmer and KartIn
Harley win try for first place
honors.
The feature Of the swim exhibition
viii be the lo0-yard medley race ia
which the local team win attempt 10
lower the Northwest record. Gus.
Jarvie. Lambert sternberg. Robert
Smith and sprggs Washer win b
contender for the medley relay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
" Washington
TrackTeanl
Wins Easily

TUE University Of Washington
4 track and field team romped
home with an easy victory over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
OAKS BEATEN

All the returns not yet being In,
we arc unable TO say whether Moth.
cr's day produced real outstanding
challenger for Benny Loonards
title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

vital SERIES kefer is one OF the Few managers IN base"
bah that can make" his ball club.
And incidentally it's the second suspension for him this
wear and both times he win have been the bench durns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Cliff Brady has bad finger,
too, the second digit on his throw.
ing hand being swelled badly. He
was hit on tho tip OF the finger.
with a thrown ball and missed sew.
eral Of the Salt Lake games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Deny Zbyszko
Title Claim

CHfCAGu. My e. stanisiaus
" Zbyszko. the wrestler, was
denied an injunction here re.
straining Ed Stranger" Lewis
from using the title OF worlds
heavyweight wrestling champion
Zhyszko claims The title by vtr-
tue og his victory over Wayne
Big Mum following Munn's de-
feat Of Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Billy McCabe WIS out in uniform
and II was questionable whether he
would start Wednesdays game. He
was In the hospital in Utah for a
few days with a bad throat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

One word WAS enough TO get
"Redr Baldwin kicked out of a ball
game at salt Lake. Beans" Rear.
don was behind the plate and Bald.
win thought he had missed a strike
down the middle The big catcher
turned around and said: BUSH
and in a few moments he was in
street clothes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

The athletes went thru strenu.
ius workout at the park today. hit.
ting playing the most prominent
part. and Killefer ran half a dozen
pitchers ragged in the outfield
shagging fly balls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Bob Carroll. former big league
catcher. was a visitor in Seattle to.
day. He makes his home in Port.
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Fight Card Completed
for Next Weeks ShOIU

With Dode Bercot and Ted kraehe in the main event,
Lonne Austin who is promoting Tuesdays smoker at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Ed Brandt, the big sOuthpaw who
jumped the team. is now pitching
at Baker, Oregon. He met the
Indians en- route to Seattle yester.
day and said that he had won his
first two bames. striking out the
first 10 men to face him In the
first game. Brandt has the stuff
70 make great pitcher, but lacked
the ambition.
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Tom DAILY win have to do all Of
The catching for q while as Bald.
wins finger, split In Salt Lake, is
still pretty bad
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Sotnoron ana O'Farroll.
May, Brady and Douglas.
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BatteIics-- Bentley Dean, Hunt.
ginger and Gowdy: Cooney and
O'Ncil
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batteries smith Eds ards snd l..
we'll. pantroth and SEVERED.