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The Washington times., 1925-10-20
ROCK CREEK RIDING
FIELD SOON TO OPEN

A new arena for horsemanship,
known as the Rock Creek parkway
equitation field, to the northwest of
Connecticut Avenue bridge, is to be
opened with dedicatOry ceremonies
on November Z.
The Wardman Park Saddle Club
has donated the field, which is
equipped for exhibitions of riding,
including contests for saddle ponies,
formal costume riding, hunting ex-
hibitions, etc. Cavalrymen from
Fort Myer, Va, will give an exhi-
bition of their skill at the dedica-
ton and the Army Band will play
The public will have an excellent
view of the event, not only from
points of vantage in Rock Creek
valley, but also from the Connec-
ticut Avenue bridge.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
SESSIONS ON SOCIAL
HYGIENE ARE BEGUN

The Social Hygiene Association
began it's three-day conference at
10 o'clock this morning at the
Shaw Junior High School. The
principal speakers are: Doctor
Valeria S. Parker, Director OF the
Protective Social Measures and M.
j. Exner, Medical Director Of the
Department Of Educational Measures.
The afternoon session, starting
at $3.50 o'clock on each of the
three days, will be primarily for
teachers of grade and high schools
in the city. Mrs. Coralie F. Cook,
member of the Board of Education,
will preside, and Doctor j. Hyden
Johnson is to head tomorrow
session.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
Ee1ndng Not Ready W/AhDCL Legislation
8tMR@nnssog Rgm3
~%aAz4SS~I0RT BILL PRICES 0@NkQHW
SPARE TIRE
OUR THIMBLE THEATER
OSTRACTZED!

OSTRACIZED!
a tragedy in three acts and tUelUe
scenes By DONALD BLAYNE.J
Dramatis persOnae:
UNCOMFORTABLE FELIX-
The bartender's wife's fourth cOu-
sin.
The HON. HORSTKAMP BRAG-
NOZIAEI-English cousin to the
Italian ambassador.
TWO MAITRES DE HOTEL.
A WAITER.
HENRY ADAMS-An honest
he prefers to be known.
ONE LARGE ORDER OF
BEEF STEW - Incorporating
rOIe(.
ACT I. Scene IA dense forest.
midnight. Thunder and lightning
and the patter of rain. In a small
clearing in the tDOod, the Congress
sionGI Country Club. Enter, sur-
reptitiousIy, SENATOR HIRAM
JOHNSON and CONGRESSMAN
BURTON.
sen. JOHNSON (JudiciOusIy)-Well,
1t seems to be raining.
VIC GoN S,;.. BuR s.DS,o, tsOlicitiOu'i''-
SEN. JOHNsON-WeI. maybe not.
What do you think?
CONG. BURTON-I think it's rain
ing.
Intense darkness, during achich
scene changes to:
ACT III, Scene 3-InteriOT of a
Chinese laundry. Clouds of steam,
AZ. h Ia.
q tDreGth of bag leaves. Steam
boils to footlighfs. conceGIing stage.
When it clears little. lce see
dimIy. through smoke and fog.
ACT III, Scene 2-The short
field of baseball diamond in
Pittsburgh. Ont of the fog looms
ROGER PECKINPAUGH, toith bay
leaves around his neck. When he
starts to eat them they turn to
onions.
Curtain
EPILOGUE Mote: Some folks ],
think epilo0ues haze gone out Of
style. So do I. But a number of
the scenes 1oere used inadvertently
to tcipe the fog off Chevy Chase
car tUindoa1 and didn't have en-
er0y to reUrite them. DON. y
SENATOR SCHMALTZ discovered
sitting on cloud, surrounded By
harp tt0dnOing angels. The SEN
GtOr feels out of place. He is try
ing to think Why he feels this
qcGy. He finds he can't think.
SEN. SCHAMLTZ-Than God,
/ am normal!
Curtain falls thankfully
POWDERPUFF PATSY SAYS:
It's so much easier to feel sorry
for someone else than to have them
feeling sorry for you
Everybody is all wrong according
to somebody.
There are times when murder is
q virtue ard forgiveness ia a sin!
MRS. GENE BLOSSOM.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
coRoNER's VERDICT IS
SUICIDE IN DEATH

Despite the. fact that life had
speen extinct fof SesarIy went -four
] hours, the death Of John Roger
Davis, forty years of age, living
at 1929 Second street northeast, was
not reported to the police until to-
day.
Davis is believed to have died of
poisoning, taken with suicidal in
tent. AZ coroners verdict to this
effect was included in the report
made by the police today, certifying
that, the man had died of poison
and was suicide.
The body was found yesterday by
Mrs. A. Ortman. the mans sister,
with whom he lived.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
SOON
TO()R[)E.R
COURT
HERE
Secretary Is Studying Charges
Of Conduct PrejudiciaI to
Good Order and Discipline"

Court martial papers for Colonel
William Mitchell. who charges
his superiors with criminal inef
ficiency" in administering the
country's air forces, reached the
desk of Secretary of War Davis
today.
They came through military
channels, and were endorsed to
Davis with the recommendation
of Colonel Mitchells superiors
that he be tried for conduct
prejudicial to good order and
discipline"
Secretary Davis is expected to
order the court after an examine
alton and study of the papers.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
CONG. GASQUE TO SPEAK
AT CENTRAL HIGH SHOoL

Congressman A II. Gasque OF
South Carolina will address the
Parent Teacher Association of Cen.
trail High School tonight, at the
first meeting OF the season.
Parents of children entering the
school for the first time this year
will be greeted tonight, and will
be taken on A tour of inspection
of the building. Principal Alvin
Miller and E. o. Harmed, of the
business department, win speak.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
BE | | HAS
EIGH I
Bills
Rudolph Has Drawn Four,
But New Commissioner
Has None So Far

District Commissioners Rudolph
and Bell having conferred with
their department heads and for
mulated for the Citizens Council
bills for submission to Congress
on District legislation, further
investigation revealed today that
Commissioner Fenning has not
acted on the legislation for his
department.
Fenning Has Not Acted
In spite of the fact that Com
missioner Bell has called cabinet
meetings with his department heads
and submitted eight bills for con-
sideration, Commissioner Fenning
has not asked his officials for legis-
lation suggestions. q
Commissioner Rudolph acted
promptly in the matter of prospec-
tive legislation, formulating four
bills which win be submitted for
enactment at the next session of
Congress.
Asked today what. plans he had
made for the proposal Of bills from
his departments, Commissioner Fen
ming said he had given the subject
no serious thought.
May Seek. Gun-Toting" Law
Nothing had been submitted for
his consideration, he said, but he
presumed that a 'gun-toting" law
would be sought among other acts.
Traffic Director Eldridge, Fire
Chief Watson and other heads of
Commissioner Jennings departments
said they had not been approached
on the subject of legislatio ion
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
Tom Thumb Wedding ;

A Tom Thumb wedding ceremony
will be staged by the children, of
the primary department of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church Friday
evening. Franklin Donnella will
take the part of Tom Thumb with
Margaret Bittenger as Jennie June,
the bride
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
BUG HOLLOW NOTES

Well, the Hickash Valley League
wound up last Sunday in q blaze Of
glory for the Cats Corners TOmcats
and Buck ShOtt, but not so good for
the Blues, them finishing with ID
won and rs lost. Our boys done
their damndest, however, and we
wish them better luck next year. The
County Championship between the
Pink City Pink SOx and the TOmcats
will be played beginning next Sat
urday at Pink City; best games out
! of three.
Constable Ike Nabb Is watching the
GOOfy Water BOttIing Works these
days. AS he suspects one of the men
working there Of being Communist.
and IL he can prove IL on him will
have the first prisoner in the new
caIabOOse. Ike will not say who 1t
Is he suspects aS he don't want the
Teller to know he Is after him.
The Bug House IL being redecOTated
by Christian Mann, Of Pink City, the
Bugs being expected home from Bar
HarbOF early next week. Lizzie
Breakdown has had a letter from
Miss Hunnie Bug. where she says IL
IL all a mistake about her being en-
gagged to the Count Of SkgIprBcZ. as
he IL just friend and nothing more.
GENE BLOSSOM.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20
CAREPHUL, PHRANCES!

Now that LARRY has started to
sing the praises of the letter IL" as
the most use-ul in the alphabet, I'm
going to chant a hymn of hate against
the letter between .'E" and 'G,
which always has been my pet aver
sion.
I'm rank to say this detestabIe
letter always puts me In a Junk.
1t is --OreVer grating on my nerves.
Long ago i -Orbade my children to
use It in my presence. Any letter
but 80! Maybe it's because my
name is frances and my girl friends
all call me-rancie, which / detest.
Wherever possible. 1 use ''ph" in
place eph d." although 1t some
times looks extremely phOOlish. tie
no plum having to do this. but !
never phOrget, may / phOrpheit all
claim to phOrtune Iph I do! I'm also
dead set against increased tariphph
rates and i don't like sheriphphs any
too well. IL would be a matter Of
nephphabIe bliss to me iph we had
n twenty phive letter alphabet. Still,
I'm glad / didn't live in the Colonial
days. when they wrote "pOssess." like
this "POphphephph.'
EpI. eph, phataI letter. 1 trample
you under phOOt!
PHRANCES PHI. SMITH.
a
The Washington times., 1925-10-20

BEST Classified AID Re
suits Come From The Use
of The Times and The
Herald in Combination.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20

of associate secretaries of the National Council
Congregational churches which is directing the convention OF
Washington Auditorium today
Harold Vincent of Pittsfed
York; Johnson New York
Second Frederick L. Fagy New York. assistant secretary
for the National Councils John SapIetOn Scarborough y
Maan Miller, New York; Franklin Warner White Plains, n y
of the National Council and right Frank Fcke
Cincinnati Below the
for the session At the left is Reverend William E. Barton D.
D., and right Reverend Nehemiah BOyntOn.
The Washington times., 1925-10-20

Supper-Guild of Grace Protestan
Episcopal Church. 1870 to 1880 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
sorrcln rnctlcc goes Into nffcri nj IA

stadium Monday M HpgEhaw win have
less than u week. lett Ia which to primo
his men Tor tho frat gumc OF tho acnson
with willamette week from today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
Cookson Victor
Over Larson In
Amateur Battle

THE amateur bouts at Austin &
i Salts gym, Friday night.
proved highly interesting 10 the big
crowd Of fans The best bout OF
tho evening was the fourround az.
fair between Art Thirty and Powell
Burnett. which ended In a draw
after real battle.
Heuascy Cooksou. dcafmute.
whipped Dynamite Az Larson in
four hard.fought rounds. and Char.
Icy Gcnaro. tho Filipino. Loaf to Don
Meyers in four well.fought rounds.
Eddie Gross stopped Clayton Ia
Londe In two rounds. Young vltcr
won from WIN Morris In three.
wild Man wilderman beat Tiger
Burns in three. and Joe Morrow
won from Larry Moran In three.
Billy Jones. the crack Renton
bantam. failed to get any action. as
his opponent. Joe Gregory, was hurt
IN training and could not box.
Ted whitman refereed. Harry
Casey and Frank Hart Judged and
Johnny Northern did the unnounc.
ing.
Next Friday night the best Of the
Seattle amateurs viii meet the pick
OF the amateurs from Tacoma,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19

and kept punching every
minute that his arms were
free.
Scft had trick of using nm up.
percut in the cllnchts and tho fans
thought that no was fighting foul.
by hitting with his elbows and the
back OF his wrists when he brought
the gloves up in such mixups.
Neff. ON the surface. seemed
imperyious TO the rayring, but
u hurt him, and I really think
that II Neff did commit fouls
ON those instances II was wholly
uniutentionnl and due entirely
to hi, short arms.
iic refused 10 change his style
In fact he couldn't. as he would
have been cut TO pieces II no had
tried 10 box at long range
Neff put on some great bouts in
Seattle In fact his scraps at the
old star theatcr with Frankie Sui.
Ivan were classics
TIL always remember Neff as the
only man who ever knocked me
out In all of my years in tho ring.
We were boxing one day nj
tile old Austin & Salt gym. and
Neff clipped me on the chin
with n punch and down ! went.
After time I went about my
business and everybody thought
was normal enough again.
walked into The office and some.
body slammed door. II was like
a curtain had been lifted In front
OF my Dyes.
I asked Ad schacht II the boys
had gone yet
why. there hasn't been anybody
here except tho two OF us for two
hours" replied Ad in amazcment.
Tint was real knockout wallop
md ] have at least had the expert.
ence and know what II means 10
have been in the fog"
A FER leaving Seattle Neff
n fought many times in long
fights in California, Never very
clever fellow the ring left its marks
on Noff and the last time | saw
him ! hardly knew him, IT'S the
smart boxer who knows when TO
quit when he realizes that he's
slipping. o.
heard the other day that Chef
Us doing very we'll In business wny
In Taft, Cal, owning several places
OF business, and that he is pro.
noting weekly smokers In The Val.
ley city
Cro BE Continued Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19

lies Billy AlEcf. lhr big noise or
tho fight game around San Fran,
cisco now They clash Ia the
prcamlsnd rink in the Golden Gate
city.
just seven days later Bsrcot has
an enlargement 70 mix with Billy
whycrof the champion OF Aus.
iraliu, In Vancouver. y. G.
II means that Bcrcot viii have
20 DO some tail travelling between
bouts
Lonnln Austin r. going 10 drive
South with Bercot and will send tho
logger 10 Canada on the train 80 as
10 give him day or two OF rest
before going on with the Aus.
traiian
Bercot has had more than a
months rest and IL taking up his
training again He ought 20 be in
good condition FOR the two fights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
c. HUNTER IS
SEMIFINAEIST

TEL MONTE. Sept. ls.-Uneanny
~ approaching. coupled with dead.
ly play on tho putting green, yes
,crday gave 1s.year.old Harold
Thompson, University OF California
sophomore. a : and / victory over
n. Chandler Egan, OF Medford. Ore.
former national champion, in the
third round OF The annual amateur
golf championship at Pebble beach.
DIR. Paul Hunter. twice Cali.
fornia title holder. got away to
an exceptionally poor start and
for seven holes played sloppy
golf. and George Won Elm. Los
Angeles, defeated him, I and ..
Frank Dolp. Portland. added an.
other conquest to his string OF vic.
tories by downing Francis Brown,
OF Honolulu. and l.
Chuck Hunter. the young
phenom from Tacoma, became
scmi.finallst in the tourney by
disposing of Frank Tatum, Los
Angeles, two up.
Today's play finds Dolp playing
Thompson and Hunter meeting Won
Elm. to determine the finalists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19

cnced and lie hasn't single new
man from the outside to help out
the situation, An OF the boys turn.
ing out, with n few exceptions IN
the freshmen ranks, were in school
last year,
Pease lost his entire backfield OF
Seymour, Bendele, Humphries and
Gaffncy, which makes 1t mighty
tough on the Ballard mentor,
Only ono lctterman from last
year is ON tho squad Bailey, the
center OF the 1894 eleven.
Peasc's biggest problem is nj
quarterback where he Is work
ing the Frish brothers Mt the
present time. An inexperienced
boy ut this all'important posi- /,
ton makes II tougl, on team,
| watched tho Ballard boys go
thru their first sCrimmngc ourlcr
IN the week and thcyNwcrc still very
clumsy IN their plnyngl as can he
expected IN the first work OF that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
Seattle Pistol
Club to Shoot

The Seattle Rife and Revolver
club plans two important shoots
within the next few weeks nj tho
fort Lawton range, according to c.
e. Finn, secretary OF the organizn-
lion.
Sunday September II, pistol
qualification tourney VIII be held
october 10. Saturday. team cham.
IionshipB and individual champion
fhip match viii be hold The latter
< The Northwest international shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
Name Eligible
Series Stars

NEW YORK, Sept is.-Play-
~ ers Of the Washington Sen.
ntora and the Pittsburg Pirates
eligible for the worlds series an.
nounced Saturday. are:
WASHINGTON Johnson.
Coyelesklc Reuther. Zachary,
Ferguson. Marbcrry. Ballou. Rus.
SELL Ruel. SEVERED. Tate. Judge.
$ Harris, J, Harris. Peckin.
paugh. Bluege. Adams. Scott.
Myers. Rice. Goslin. McNeely,
Jeans. Vcach and Leibold.
PITTSBuRG Adams. Aldrldge
Culloton. Kremer. Meadows. Nor.
rlson. Oldham. sheehnn. Yde.
Gooch Smith. Spencer. Gran.
than Rawlings. Moore, Wright.
Taynor. Ems. McInnis. Thomp.
son. Barnhar;, Bigbcc. Carey.
Cuyicr and Haas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19

pefate exhibitions on tho center
court Of this concrete horseshoe
which was pcopled for the occasion
with about 10000 wcli.dresscd Gus
toners who had a fair idea before.
hand Of the why Tho contests would
so. Little Biil Johnston. OF Call.
fornia. engaged II. Norris williams.
OF Philadelphia. and ran him out Of
the tournament Ike terrier de.
Tending a bone yard Johnston won
in three scts-7.5, GO and CO.
The other acmIfinal brought out
two Of the bows from newspaper
william T, Tndcn. II. and
Vincent Richards Tildcn winning.
s.s. Ga. o.. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
Jefferson Park
Gridders Stage
Turnout SUNDAY

THE Jefferson Park Athletic club
4 football squad will hold their sec.
ond practice Of the year Sunday
morning at WaIIa walla playfield
under the direction OF Coach Claude
Norris. Norris requests that all OF
the gridders assemble at $50 O'Clock
The squad has been thru some stiff
practice under the direction OF their
coach and expect TO have well,bal-
anced team In the field
Tho team win probably line up as
follows: By Wise, Ben spellar or Art
Duffy. ends; Ted Ahner, BIZ Smith.
Army Bakenhus. Bill Tynell. tackles;
Chuck Legate and Mac Nelson,
guards; Donohue, center.
The backfleld will be composed Of
Haywood Dare, Ivan Jones. "swede"
I.eitz. John Regain. I'D Bvers. Ken
Putnam and "Tweer' FriseD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
AND
SENATORS I'm"

NEW YORK. Sept ls.-Six more
~ victories out Of their II remain.
ing games will win the National
league pennant for the Pittsburg Pi-
rates IL the New York Giants should
do the near-impossible and win all OF
their remaining is games.
The Senators need eight victories
in their remaining Is games to fin.
ish first If the Athletics should win
Is games in a row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
Will Butler Make Good With Navy?

type Of stroke a far.ory from
the Connibear method Of rowing
aud inr0ads Of scholastic reEu
iatiOns into the training Of the
men are much heavier than AT
Washington.
Butler has had q frrat teacher In
cnilow. who doesn't have 10 take a
hack seat. as far o. class 10 con
censd, Tor any man iu the business
today
But Butler has a different person.
aliiy altogether than The red-headsd
Washington mentor
Callow il combination Of the
driving and the encouraging
leader. lie has that knaclS OF
personality that j. 20 rare ~
athletic executives and which
20 necessary 10 get the best -
suits. Callow and "Red" kills
fer, two Of the finest examples
~ natural leaders, have much
in common In their makeups.
Butler is stlll very young. a.
coaches 80, and IT'S his first az
tempt 20 step out on his own hook
He knows the rowing game from
A 20 Il, 40 lie has been a close stu.
dent Of the sport
But n remains 10 be seen whether
he haE the drive necessary TO put
his Ideas over II Butler makes
good al Annapolis he WIN be de.
serving more than ordinary praise,
as the young Seattle boy faces the
toughest Job Of any crew coach in
the country when he assumes the
job OF teaching the oar sport 10 the
Middies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19

try viii be over.
Seattle goes TO Oakland for its
last road series Tuesday and tho
Tribe comes home then 10 play
Sacramento. Salt Lake and Port
land in the closing series on the
home field.
while there are 2s games left and
a lot can happen in that time, the
race is all over but the shouting.
Nothing but a miracle can beat
out San Francisco as Salt Lake
Is Ili4 games behind. Seattle is
seven and one-half tussles back OF
the Bees
The only real fight in the lead
a; the present time is the battle
for third place, with Seattle favored
over Los Angeles, as the Tribe
finishes at home with long
stretch OF games.
Sacramento is making a game
stand to nose out Vernon and thus
escape the cellar. -
Otherwise the teams figurt ~
finish Just about the way they
stand now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19

combination or
AicVey and Lang.
ford viii meet
once more IN the
final round OF
the natio n a !
mems tennis rim
giles tournament
Saturday after.
noon. In accord.
ancp with a Gus.
tom which has
been varied only
once since 1919.
They won their
semi final match.
ca Friday IN two
neat and any,
thing but dcH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
West Seattle's
Football Squad
Works for Tilt

4 'Euspi.Hs 90 the west Seattle
VI Athletic club are busy prcpar.
ing for their game with the Uni.
vcrsity or Washington team next
Saturday, their first start OF the
season.
They viii play the Husldos as
part Of douhlc-hcadcr on that
day
Among some OF the stars turn.
ing out for the team are Bob For.
ester, Ed Wollock, Gordon MCGEE,
Fat Harrison, Bob Gourlay. and
several other former high school
stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19

us something else again
which brings up the question Of
whether Bob Butler. The newest
Washington man 10 become head
coach. viii make good with the
Enyy.
Butler faces a tough assignment
IN taking over the reins at Annap.
oils as he ls succeeding the regime
Or the Glendons. father and son Of
that famous family having had
wonderful success with their meth,
DDS for moro than 20 years az the
Middle academy
They have had different
system, boats and equipment
being radically different. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
Auto Races on
Silver Lakes
Track Sunday

WITH a big entry list Of drivers
w from Seattle and the Pacific
Norihwest, auto races will be held
Sunday at the Silver lake speedway
near Everett The classic is being
held under the direction Of j. G..
Parks, president OF the Western
Auto Racing aAsociation
Among the prominent Seattle
speed kings planning 10 enter caB
are Chef Gatta. Gus Durny, Bill
Giddings, Jack Ross and Freddie
Hirsch.
Entries have been received from
practically all OF the Pacific North.
west cities for the dirt track event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
League Sends
Many Players

TUE Southwestern league has
l. sent up several rockies who
have made good In higher com
pany. The salina club sold Joe
Bloomcr and Adloy Lorbcer. pitch
err. 10 the New York Yankees re
Gently.
Rothrock. who played the first
part Of the season for Arkansas
City in the Southwestern circuit.
is now breaking into the lineup
or tho Boston Red Sex and going
good. soEcll. aiso with tho Same
club. was with sallna last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19

VICTORIA, b. c.. Sept 19.-Vic
Foley. Canadian bantam champion.
OF Vancouver. B. c.. beat Bill Mas.
colt. OF Portland, here last night
when Mascott's seconds tossed in the
laundry in the seventh round OF n
scheduled l0.round bout, Foley win.
ming by technical knockout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
FOUR STRAIGHT

SACRAMENTO, Sept. ~. = The
Sacramento solons won their fourth
consecutive game from Vernon here
yesterday, Hughes banking tho
Tigers with four hits The score
was TO o
Vernon ..... 0ooboO0Oo-.s !
Sacramento 10000 49, tt 0
Eokert Bryan ana whitney HuKhe-
ana Shea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
Builders Play
Tacoma Squad

The Builders Brick team, Seattle
Commercial league champions. wiz
play the card ave. team Tacoma city
league winners in tho first game Of
a ployoff for the lntercity title Sun
day. nt Tacoma.
Cliff Hunlnh0n, manager NJ the
Builders. plans 20 lnlte n fun squad
with him for the game,