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stadium Monday and the sessions
VIII be behind closed gates for the
practice days from then on until
tho end OF the season.
The head coach IS running his
men ragged in two daily workouts.
BaErhaw had the boys split up into
three OF four squads Yesterday.
running plays part OF the after.
noon
re also had tho lincsmen eharg
ms down the ucid on puutA with
George Outtormscn. Louie resreau
and Hugh Beckett doing most Of
the puntlng. Trsreau. In partieu'
lar. got long distance 10 his spirals.
bu, Guttormsen Is trying more FOR
timing than he is FOR distance now.
Mike Hanley quarterback and
hackfield sub last year. was out at
tho stadium Wednesday and he am
noupced definitely that lac WIN not
turn out this year re plans to re-
turn 20 Eastern Washington soon.
SlNty.sevcu gridders were on hand
Tor Wednesdays workouts, the
largest squad in several seasons.
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Lane Is Back
With Indians

NN ANGELEs. Sept. Ii
- Billy Lane. veteran Seattle
outfielder, was back in the line.
up with the Indians In their
game against Los Angeles at the
hall park Wednesday afternoon.
This 50 the firsr time that Lane
has been with tho Seattle team
FOR some time as he suffered an
injury several weeks ago that
has kept him out OF the lineup.
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STEIN VICTOR
AT DEL MONTE

DEL MONTE, Cal Sept. in
~ heavy. sharp wind. sweeping
over the Monterey Peninsula yes
terday. made scoring in the Cali
loraA amateur golf championship
exceedingly difficult
The big upset or the tournament
was tho defeat Of Capt \. Bullock
Webster. last years champion. by
Frank Dolp. .c.ycarold Portland
younEater. 8 and 4.
Bon stein. Of Seattle. continued
10 play the nashy golf that has
marked him during the early part
OF tho tourney. 10 eliminate Allen
MoAtcr. the young Los Angeles phe-
nom. and 9.
Tho scores Of other matches fol-
low:
Chandler EFAn. Msitard. or. defeated
RAY Palmer. Santa Batbsrs. and g.
&. ~ Walter. oakland. defeated Joe
HsEsnAn. Los ArEs4cs z AID J.
A. Dos Hines. san jpse. dsfss'sd Roy
PhItips. santa Rosa. Z and J
Harold Thompson. Los Angeles, d.
featsd Earl Nslttst. o. los Angeles.
and :.
Francis Brown. Hawaii defeated Frank
Aursrey. san Franeisco. : and G.
George Won Elm defeated H. y SksliJ.
Rive side. . and 2,
Jack Neville. Los Angeles defeated
David Marta los Angeles. sod 8.
John MeHuEh. san Francisco, defeated
Milton Lathan. san Francisco, 5 and
a. o. q
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Pirates can afford 10 lose
five more games than the Gil
ants, and still win.
In tho American league. the con-
test u even looser Even n the
Athletics should win an OF their
remaining 10 games, the Senators
could tie them By playing little
better than 800 ball
Tho Senators and Tigers were
rained out Wednesday and the Athr
leucs halyed double header with
the white sox. winning tho frat
10 ]. and losing the second,
8 90 3.
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Eddie Huffman Gets Big Chance

Then came the trip 10 los
Angeles, where several hoys who
write fer the papers got inter
estcd IN him. and started boost.
Ing Eddie. u wasn't long until
he got a crark at Tony Fucntcs.
lie was given the decision. and
Eddie later heat Bert Colima. In
the interim lac was nearly
stopped by Sailor lee, see
ond.ratcr. Huffman being given
a long count, according Ia lots
OF ringsidcrs who sat In ON the
battle at Wilmington.
Outside 90 a tendency 10 SO has
wire against the scCondratcrs, set
ting his chin la the way % wild wal
lops. Huffman has come fast in IA,
sport
spider" Roach. the manager
OF Spug Meyers, who j. now la
Seattle with his charge. thinks
that Huffman win go long
way. hut Roach also thinks that
his chin may have a bit of glass
concealed under the skin, and
he also claims that iluffman's
short arms win bother him la
long fight with the clcyrr Tel.
low, like Strihling,
Tuck this IN your bonnet. how
ever n Huffman beats Strihltng
he's on his way 20 fortune Will
future matches against Paul Bcrlen
bach and the rest OF the ushthcayy
weight elite almost his for the ask
ing,
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Builders Brick
Nine to Tangle
With Taconans
ILITH The elimination OF West

WITH the elimination Of West
w Seattle. the semipro league
champs. as n result Of their defeat
Sunday by the Tacoma gard ave.
club, the Buildcra' Brick nine.
Commercial league champions. have
teen asked by Tacomn semipro
league officials 20 represent Seattle
In the annual inter.ci,y ball classic
The game viii be played next Sun
day in Tacoma al The Tacoma Ath.
ictic park. starting at $50.
Cliff Houlnhan. manager ~ the
Builders, has made AN enyiabie rec.
ord with his club this season as
his club has not yet lost game.
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johnson won, 81, is, Sc. d-f.
William T. Tnaen II. the cham
pion. hurriedIy disposed OF $. onda.
a japanese entrant. in a match on
one OF the outside courts. So. SO,
g. This was the first time since
he became champion that a Tilden
match had been consigned to the
outer spaces and he rushed thru
the engagement TO get back 10 the
stands and watch the other
matches.
Little Bill Johnston. Of California,
extinguishcd George Lott. the Chi.
cago boy, 81. So. So.
Other scores follow: Manuel
Mono beat Alfred Chaplin. so. SO,
80: Rene Lacoste beat Brian Nor
ton. 81. g-s. So, S-s. SO; Vincent
Richards heat Taketicbi Harada.
50. so. Sc: Howard Kinsey beat
Jerry Lang. 6-4. 40. GO, so; Rich.
ard Norris williams II, beat Jean
Borotra. CO. 81. 81.
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uTEsT SIDE TENNIS CLUB.
w FOREST HILLS. l.. l.. sept.
Him Andnrann rnntnin Of the
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Shuttle Officials

NEW YORK, Sept. 17-pendlng
an investigation into the recent Knp.
lanIIerman welterweight bout, tho
New York boxing commission has
placed on tho inactive list Tommy
Sheridan, the referee, and Gene
Sampson. tho Judge who voted that
the contest was draw. George
Kelly, the other Judge, voted for
Herman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
Fournier Back

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 17.--Jack Four.
nier. veteran Brooklyn first bascman.
who announced he would retire at
the end Of the season because OF the
abusive treatment received from the
Brooklyn fans. may be back with the
team next year His contract has
another year to run and his team.
mates have asked him not 10 throw
down the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
SHORT BOUTS.

CLEVELAND. sept. lin three
bouts scheduled for 10 rounds here
last night, Benny GerHhe. Cleveland
featherweight. tripped Benny Gould.
OF New York, in the second. Johnny
Datto. Wild swinging Filipino. flat.
tened Jackie Nichols. OF Detroit. IN
the first. and Tommy Freeman. Ar.
kansas cowboy. won a technical
knockout over Harry shaw. Harlem
negro. in the third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

Within a few
weeks the Tor,
mer sailor !iEht
heavyweight will
drag down "a cool
$4,000 FOR no
rounds with
Young StribliuE
the Georgia
school boy
That's the way
81 goes In the
ring game you
have the size
and any class az
ALL
Huffman lost
his first start in
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INC cIeycn WI be constructed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

nilnl,c win review the Franklin
eleven fridnyJ
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Seattle TO Rocco Stranagalia, or
however The worst heavyweight IN
The world spells him monicker
Rocco rocked Huffman TO sleep
with a punch on tho brldgcwork.
The sailor kept plugging along.
won several starts. aud then got a
crack al Jimmy Delaney. Every.
body thought that Huffman would
BE carried out feet first before tho
six rounds were over. But he fooled
Acm and beat the 81. Paul star. near.
y stopping Delaney tn the sixth
round.
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reached the heights as a con-
tender, he had n reputation
for being n great hitter, even
then.
Salt got Frank Farmer on tho
phone Immediately and lined IN the
Knpowsn logger to fight Dempsey.
The man who was to become
the worlds champion the fol
lowing year started working out
in Our gymnasium and con
iinucd doing 80 for week.
Dave Fiddler, friend Of his
here. got him job IN the Du
THE yards and Dempsey did
his gym work after completing
shift there.
Three days before tho match
Dempsey received word that n
brother Of his had been fatally
wounded in a gun accident in Salt
Lake city and Dempsey left i'm
mediptcly for home.
So Seattle fans didn't have
chance TO sec the present
champion in action.
Those were tho slim days for Jack
Dempsey who is now independent.
" wealthy and who has reached
the highest peak IN the ring game.
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MEYEns nE.pY

spax Nsysrs IL in seattle marking
time Tor a while gnti ths local pro-
motors dFeide pns way or the other
about using him here Early ia October.
There has bseu tslk q = bout Ter him
with Ted Krachs. which ought % b. a
whale % a battle. Meyers. however. viii
lnsis; about Rfaehs making tN pounds.
as Meyers tips the scales around iu.
and figures he can't afford 20 give away
much weight TO tighter OF KrHehs,
caithrr
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roRnEs WRITES

net FERRIES. seattle trainer. who Il.
nov In t.sa Angeles. writes that no u
now hury handling the lighters On.
der "Duteh" Meyers stable FoNbes
among other thinkp, says that Freddie
Mack 4 much Improved battlsr and
that the hard hitting Seattle boy ~
nxhuaz sernl-wtndups In canfoFais nov.
Ferries viii train Bert CollnA FOR his 70.
turn uEhs wtth LEO Lomski az vernon
on september 20.
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Eve
rrivs
not d
u
seems
Cotha
Isveiy
rest
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around Monty" Desimon. tho star
holdoYer from last yenr Deslmon Is
in fine condition right now. "Dyna-
mite Bell Is another likely candi-
date for n regular backfIeld berth.
Iiorsford, new man, has all
OF the physical qualifications to
develop into fine forward and
II he can absorb sufficient foot.
bali knowledge he ought TO make
good.
Krakulis. the old Queen Anno
standby. viii take care Of tho punt
Ing again, and he has been getting
remarkable distance IN practice.
Good Tacklers
The rest OF tho squad Ia uncer-
tain nj this early stage in the train
Ing. but u was n treat to watch tho
Quaya 20 thfu their training. The
way they hit the tackllng dummies
was good 10 sec, The tackllng was
hard and accurate and II they become
proficient in this important fundn-
mental Of the gridIrou they viii make
up for lack OF weight on the defense
to o large extent.
Ring rs an exponent OF the Zuppke
school Of football, having learned It
under the famous Illinois coach, and
you may depend upon him to have n
team that win show plenty of og-
grcsaycnos8.
0ilnlc viii review the Franklin
eleven fridnyl
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ANGELS TRIM
TRIBE, 1913
r os ANGELES. Sept i7.-The

T os ANGELES, Sept 1.-THE
- Seattle Indians were trounced
here yesterday IN the opening game
Of the series. Il TO .. by Los
Angeles. Hasty. who started for the
Indinns. gave out seven runs be.
fore DO was relieved by Russell In
the fourth inning.
Russell allowed one run in tbs
firth inning and four in the sixth
when ChekeluiS was sent into the
breach. He held the Angels score
Jess the rest OF the game.
Payne. who did the pitching
chores for the Angels, gave out but
seven hits and kept the Indians
well in hand. They scored off him
twice in tho second inning when
Hasty and Lane tailed from his
double. IN the eighth frame. he
singled to score Lane. who had
tripled.
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POPULAR DRAW

los ANGELES. Sept. lT.--Ace
Hudkins boxed 10 rounds TO draw
last night with Mushy Callahan. 10.
cal newsboy boxer. in the headliner
OF the olympic auditorium here.
Callahan was awarded slight edge
hy critics. but the decision was pop
ular with the fans.
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IN TO see US.
"How's chances Of getting bout here7"
he asked.
What's your name? ?" queried Dan.
Harry Thompson answered the big fell
low
Salt was puzzled for moment, for he
seemed to recognize the fighters appear
ance and, rummaRing around in his desk
he produced picture of the man and on
the back Of it was the information: Jack
Dempsey, from Jack Kearns.
80 you're Dempsey are you?" Dan asked
him. showing him the photo, well if you're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

Australian Da-
Wis cup team.
went down and
out Of the ma.
tlonal mems sin.
giles tennis tour.
nament wednes-
day when ne
lost 20 Wallace
johnson. tho
Philadelphia vet.
eran OF many
{ ourn a monts.
who was consld-
cred to be Just
a little less than
a match for the
a u STRATA n.
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TAKES EVERY ROUND

OAKLAND, Scp:. 17.-Chuck
Long. weIterwelght from Denver,
Colo, last night defeated Gene Cline,
San Francisco. by taking each OF the
six rounds in the Oakland audi
torium's main event here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
SHADE rANnHIrf

Those who wager on the fights In the
East are making Dave shade a sliKht
favorits Over Mickey walker when thsy
fight rs rounds IN New York next week
shades victory over Jimmy slattsry and
Walkers defeat IN his bout vita Harp
dreb ara makinx the odds
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Bagshaw to Start Secret Practice Monday
Husky Grid
NJ en- i'm
Grind
Coach to Let Public See
Gridders This Week;
Then Gates Close

! you want 10 see
the Washington
Iiuskies 80 thru
their Ertdiron
chores before the
opening game with
Willamette AZ the
end OF the month
youu have TO
hurry as Enoch
ihgahuw plans 20
institute secret
practice nc the
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RAINED OUT

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 17.--Rain
here yesterday halted the scheduled
game between San Francisco and
Portland The postponed tilt win be
played Off this week as part OF n
double header.
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suour NM 10 urNr

Ia Ban Juan county ,Ba season viii
Close on October g. ublsh gives the hus-
tsts only tiF~ days VI uhigh 20 exercise
thsir alan on the deer there one fuN
fasHih - aiispsd 10 8it,ltss county.
sI'Ho the season does NOS So, uHdrt usy
will October ia
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football outfits
for his squad and
by the lack Of a
& o o. practice
fie d for his
workouts.
This Is a hard
layout to over.
come, and added
TO this difficulty
Ring has only
three lettcrrnen
back this fan.
Indications are
that Queen Anne
VIII have a light
scrnppy line and
n light backfiold.
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PORTLAND RECALLS PLAYERS

Portland has recalled Dave Keere.
Charles Rowland, Victor commy. Arthur
woodring and Babo Thomas. sent out
on option this spring
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WOMEN TO PLAY

DEL MONTE. Cal Sept IL
Match play win start here today in
the annual Del Monte championship
for women golfers. with Miss Knth.
lecn Wright. Pasadena. leading tho
field.
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RETAINS TITLE

PARIS. Sept. i7-Lucien Nincz.
lightweight champ Of Europe. last
night won from Pie, Van vliet.
Dutch fighter. in a I5.round chai.
lenge Tor the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
Thru the Ropes
NiIsr nEIENn ITrIr

Nike Balicrino. worlds junior light
weight champion. can't nEht tn Califof.
MIA unless he risks his title under the
rev ruiing % she state boxing commits
sion there, Tod Morgan may set a
chance AZ she crown u Hailcriuo viii
take the bout
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nIrn sI,,snN snnN

pniy = few days more before rae deer
siil b eudEinE the tulists - local
nsarksmsn. a. ths seasons apsHih9 - sss
for October =, Practically every county
"a the state raises she ban on that date
Attic the limit varies
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Series WagerS
at EvenS Now

NEW YORK. Sept i7-"Eyen
IN money and take your
choice"
This is the dcep-reasoned view
OF New York RambleTs on the
impending world series between
the Pirates and the Senators. az
connded for publication by J. 8.
Fries and Company, commission
agents. who claim 10 have
commission OF $4,000 10 lie
placed on the Pirates al evens.
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UHLaN BEATS MOORE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept II. -
Red" UhIan, Oakland weiter. took
the decision in the main event here
last night from Jimmy Moore. negro,
Of Omaha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

Ty Tyson. another ono ~ those bail
players who started out ms pitcher and
switched 10 the outfleld becaase OF hit
tlns ability. has been peddled TO the
New York Giants by the Louisville
American association team for ;3s. 600
and players.
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rIGEus RrCArL uunIrns

Vernon has recalled Christian and
Carson. huriers shipped 70 the Western
LEAGUE. and has also reclaimed ou;fieia-
er Oilllpsir. sent 70 the rhrce-I circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
HERMAN FIGHTS

AURORA. IN. Sept. II. Babe
Herman. California. aud Roy Miller.
Chicago. meet hero tonight in 10.
round bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

Came fiHh IN King county cannot Bs
sought after october n, srSspt b. Lakes
Washington, asmmamlsh and Hwans
These three viii 30 open 20 anglers all
year but rivers nnd streams containing
game fish will b. closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
GAME BIRD SEASON

Upland game Birds viii - sapEht
about petahsr /. but Eastern counties
have already allowed huutsss 20 shoot,
Home opened the season ihst Tuesday
and others plan lhtIr opsninE ras first
% October
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noELzI.E wrTu p,SyuIr

I'd Boclrle. who used TO catch here.
hbouis years ago. II member OF tho
banVille team 90 The Threc-I league.
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GRrcos DROPS

a year AE9 Art briggs vas making
bis debut NJ manager and the veteran
Coast league first saeksr plioted the
Omaha team 10 a psnnsnt To the west
srn league, New Omaha ~ running LAST
deep In the basement That's baseball.
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Bod Field and Equipment
Handicap Quay Grl;dders

Editors Notsi This ~ the second
article In "a series Of reviews Of sent
tie high school football teams In
trimming. by Henry y. Blake, foot
ball expert Of The Star.
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rrn.uI:AnINC ANnI,ts

Win tho dates varying from october
l TO -. tho season on FUR bearing ami
mails opens. !, IL open iiil AuFil Z No
limit IL sst for that elssH ~ ksmr.
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what kcans says YOU are We match YOU up night away
Dempsey at that time had knocked out several selling
platter heavyweights in jig time and while he hadn't really
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
EVENS SERIES

SACRAMENTO. Sept II. - The
Sacramento Solong eycncd up tho
series here yesterday with the Yer.
non Tigers by winning, s 10 I. In
doing 80 they defeated Barfoot, the
Tigers pitching ace.
rho score n. w. r,
Vernon ,...,..,....,s.,t... u o
Sacramento ..,......-..,..., 0
Barefoot and whitney; sheiionhach and
Koci1trr
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By Henry +. Blake

GEORGE RING. the coach at
VI Queen Anne high school ls ser.
iously handicapped by the lack OF
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Totals ..ss - IL 81 IL
: Dated Tor Hasty IN MIN.


otoTo DN IHnIhkH.
Seattle ........... 100000 lo o.
Los Angeles ~ o 40 0 OIL,
Innings piiohed-HSty I, Fusseil :.
Charge defeat to HaSy. Runs respon-
slbie for-Hasty 8, Payne ;. RUSSELL ).
struck out--Paync /. Bases on balls
Hasty 5. Payne :. russell ?, chukalnk 4
stolen bases--Twemblcy. STATE .. Home
run--Hood. Three base hit-tsanc. Two
hsso hits-Whnley, BRAZIL, Emmer.
Double play KruE TO McAgley 70 Grimes,
McAuleY 10 Grimes.
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too Lack Of poundage may serious
~ affect the chances Of the hill team
TO got very far IN the race.
Ring certainly has his worl, cN
out for him as he must send his
green charges against the powerful
West Seattle eleven in the opening
game OF the season.
Desinon Is Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
By Leo III. LasSen

A LITTLE over year 0go Eddie
~ Huffman was fighting prelim
fuarics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17

Indianapolis Toledo, rain.
80 others scheduled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
When Jack Dempsey Tried
TO Box Here as Thompson
Present Champion Assumed Name While in Seattle,
in 1918, and He Was Matched to Fight Frank
Farmer, Only to Have Bout Called Off
BY Lonnie Austin
las TOLD TO LEO. II. LAssENl
CHATTER WI.

DACK in 1918 Dan Salt and in business confer
d ence in our offices in the old gym down in the Airing
ton hotel basement one day and big husky fellow came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-17
AMEnICNN NssocIArInN

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Batteries Doberry, wilkinson and
Trottem; McQulllHn and Bird