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Evening star., 1925-10-31
COURT TOREFUSE
TO CALL COOLIDGE
Mitchell Counsel Plea to Be
Denied-Precedent for
Action Is Found.
By the Associated Press.

Counsel in the court martial pro-
ceedings against Col. William Mitchell
We're taking advantage of an adjourn
pare for the next stage of their legal
tussle.
This will be the actual trial of the
officer on the charge OF conduct violat-
ing good order and discipline, a stage
of the proceedings barely reached,
after nearly three days taken up by
efforts of the defense to halt the trial,
when the court took an early adjourn
ment yesterday until Monday to per
NIT preparations for the offering of
evidence.
Col Mitchell and his counsel, mean
while, are going to decide whether
they will ask the court that he be con-
fronted there by his accuser, meaning
either President Coolidge, Secretary OF
War Dwight Davis, or both.
Court Will Deny Move.
If Representative Reid Of Illinois,
the defendants civilian counsel. does
decide TO ask the court to issue a sub
poena for President Coolidge as a wit
ness, there was no doubt today but
Legal military authorities have def
nitely decided, it was said, that d court
martial has no authority by which it
may summon the President as a wit
ness, precedents for such an opinion
it was added, being found in decisions
Of the United States Supreme Court.
A request for the summons of Sec
retary Davis, however, would present
question which, in the absence of
precedepts. the court would have TO
decide on it's own responsibility.
Although he said he would reach
no definite decision on the matter
until the court reassembles Monday,
Mr.. Reid bases his contention that
President Coolidge is the accuser of
Col Mitchell on the statement of the
trial Judge advocate, Col. Sherma n
Moreland, that he is being tried by
"a presidential court" In ordering
the investigation the War Secretary,
the Judge advocate explained, acted
as agent for the President.
Recess Is Surprise.
The recess taken by the court yes
terday, after a session lasting little
more than an hour. came as a sur
prise, but was recommended by both
counselors to give them an oppor-
tunity to examine three witnesses
who had Just arrived from Texas.
Beyond hearing Col. Mitchelrs plea
of mot guilty" and denying him the
bill of particulars" he had requested
the court covered little ground yes
terday.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
CHURCH COUNCIL
PRAISES DRY LAW
Declares Prohibition Justi-
fied-Asks Greater Support
in Enforcement.

Churches are called to further sup
port of prohibition enforcement by the
administrative committee of the Fed
eral Council of Churches, in a state
ment made public today, which de-
clares prohibition has already yield
ed results which fully justify its adop
ton"
The statement followed study Of the
report on prohibition issued by the
research department Of the council.
There was said to be nothing in the
report Ito justify modification in the
stand of the churches for prohibit
ton"
Friends of temperance and the pro-
hibition movement in other countries
were warned not to be deceived by
various attempts to interpret the re-
search report as a confession of fall
ure or even Encouragement.
Text OF Statement.
The statement in full follows:
"In view of the widespread interest
attracted by the report of the research
department of the Federal Council of
the Churches of Christ in America on
the prohibition situation and of the
serious misunderstanding which have
the administrative committee OF the
Federal Council, composed of repre-
sentatives of the church bodies which
are members Of the council, has au-
thorized the following statement of its
conviction as to principle and policy
First OF all, the committee would
emphasize it's unequivocal support OF
national prohibition, as expressed IN
many public utterances and reaf1irmed
by the Quadrennial session Of the
whole council in Atlanta last Decem-
ber. We declare our strong conviction
that the policy of prohibition Is the
deliberately and permanently estab
lished policy of this Nation: that this
policy has not failed, but. on the con-
trary, has already yielded results
which fully Justify it's adoption; that
the LIQUOR traffic and the saloon must
not come back again, and that the
churches must set themselves with
new purpose to see that prohibition Is
enforced by law and sustained by the
national conscience.
Certain Law VIII Stand.
THE statement adopted by the Fed
eral Council in December, 1924, as the
authoritative expression of its attitude
toward the prohibition amendment de-
clares that the effect upon the physi-
cal, economic, SOCIAL anu moral ms VI
the Nation of the extraordinary effort
of society to protect itself from the
liquor traffic has been so beneficial
that it is now generally agreed that
the law will stand, based as 1t is upon
the unassailable purpose to. promote
the general welfare The present-day
duty Of the moral citizenship Of the
Nation we believe to be:
-. To magnify the value of the
principles Of total abstinence and the
obligation upon the law-abiding citi
zens to practice the same;
"'2. To make Enthusiastically clear to
both the lawless sellers and the law
less buyers of intoxicants that the
liquor traffic has been permanently
ICopt{pyod an Do oa Q CoI,yop A.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
The statement in full follows:

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WEATHER.

20. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.)
Fair with lowest temperature near
freezing tonight; tomorrow fair and
Evening star., 1925-10-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Coalers Play
Four Regular
Games Sunday

CTHENGTHENiNd the league ~
y rs entrance aud bringing the
number " teams to SIX. Wilkinson.
"a thriving coai town IN Pierce
county. has been admitted 10 the
Pacific Coast Coal league The
game played between Newcastle and
Wilkinson last Sunday. which IN.
Newcastle tsBm won. 20 T. viii
count as regular league game in
ths standings
The Seattle Briausts. cunqusrora
~ the powerful Black Diamond
nine, will tangie with Newcastle
suudEy % Newcastle. and Aa the
two teams arc tied for first place
a Lively game il expected Cannon
Bill" WooIsey. former ssattlo semi.
pro jtiager. will b. on ths mound
FOR ,aiyewcastie with Coiwcli MS his
hatfsry mate.
BECK Diamond journeys 10 Bur
nett 10 pIly the Miners OF that
tnisn, Carl PINTO. leading batter Of
ttiif local seniproa lns, year. has
Bog signed BY Burnett to play scc.
ond lAge. Red" Blccum. Of Bur.
nett. will oppose Art Butler OF
Black plafnons on tho mound
IN the other game scheduled. VIII.
kinson win play Carbouadqs NJ Car.
bonado. Browse viii hurlEsor Car.
bonado. but tho Wilkinson team has
not yet announced its lineup.
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Second Place Staked When Indians Tackle Bees Next
l. GOSSIP OF y
E3l THE RING y

LNoUW bis ring attractions are ou
Il the nstig horizon and lheS viii
do much Go clean up mo rluE siue
alton
Mae Mtrisuc. ths Joke usbt
bssyl aeisht ehsmpie,G meets Paul
hcflrarath late This month ~
win simply bo question 81
whether or NOT Meriapc San svoa
a Knockout iira smart aud may
ou,toA the siussins New Yorker
Tho usht heavy division
would te greatly benefited rs a
nsrirutagh victory az MrriEur. who
isnt sfvat fighter. has kept Jhis
class ~ fighters in The tatkEa una
when t should ts enc ~ Tho moat
popular ,Iasars.
ANp THEN there's ths Tommy
y Gibbons Gene runnsy hattie
that viii como shartiy afterwards
rhts is ALSO glasasd aa "a light heavy
weIshJ SO While Gibbons b rated
as one % Jack pcmpssys leading
eontruisfs. nevertheless D. 81 q
legitimate ukbt heavyweight Tia,
nsy. while nei great punrbsr j.
credited with beius a flas pshirr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Mickey " alker is Big
FapOrife in Frisco Go

aH1 sitting ilssY cited hls lack -
experience iur placing him on she
si4Bft tud - she betting which
sipod si 10 alth uiils money ia
sight. Tilefr uas inorr iniofe' ~.
parent IN hoa many rounds Cooper
might bs abie 10 lass aEatnaf
walker
CoapeTs .samFness may csyry fhe
flEbi 10 Walker ard Rivr fans
smuggling match II fast pace. bus
ihe home hof's lack n puncb. sr.
eest in his left hand. coupled with
hss handicap II lnr1pef8eucr. puts
hiYi Ha8tr q decided handicap. 'rhe
champion will fiRhi at his mslser.
weight is7 pounds. and 80 protect
hss tlils against lhr possibility 81 a
coupsr victory. be has required yhc
Californian " weigh between 100
ard tss pounds
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lFRANKLIN vs.. WEST SEATTLE

tNfhNh''AN - NfsNi N'EfN' TN
First eight hundred
one hundred twcniy.yard high
hurdles Raymond. Franklin. FIRST
Gourlcy. West Seattle. second: ftcf
flni franklin, third. Time, Ill see
nnda,
First ss0yhrd run Schumsn.
Franklin. first: Mckinnon, West Sc.
attic. Hccond. stewart West Seattle,
third. Time, : minutes ioi seconds
ono hundrcd,yard Wander
grifc. Franklin. frat; poot. West Sc,
attic, second. Tamura, Franklin,
third. Time, 1913 seeondr,
Four hundred Courtyard run
Gouricy, West Seattle. first; schu'
man. Franklin, second; raihln. Frank.
lin. third Time. ba.2 seconds.
Two hundred twonty.yard low
hurdles vnndorgrlfc. Franklin, first
Roberts. West Seattle, second Shit
Tin. West Seattle. third. Time, ISL
hocondR
Two hundred twculyyard daHh
Raymond, Franklin. first; pool, Woti
Seattle. second; Gourlcy. West 10
attic. third. Time, 1913 seconds
Second Ss0.yard run Gouroy
Franklin. frat, johnson, Frnnkt6
t0ond. spider Vol Seattle. third
Time. 2 mluutca lo.2 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

beat arranged program itAi he's bern
marfA 8uS for y y. "a 4. gather
inEs faf several Srars.
Having fbH thyls cap decided ID
Mondays aualiiYiHK foaad ~ The
amateur ehampionshiP eliminates
ihr otd system ~ the two ioN scaf
ia, fadr man teams playing The fitsi
snatch on tks f0iigwing day Thess
matches Eumfasd up things terribly
asg scar
Another fss bls ~ work was
8abs 10 dtaeing 10 ths 1895 prog
~ eiyins sits players, who fail 20
qualify ssg e piars in ihs snatsuf
championship - man afaw. +haii
day ua Tuesday Thls ussans that
~ nisbts matches giil - niatsd ga
tbr Targusa caure that daY asa ftat
lHs field ~ starters 81 the asaif, ing
.trsi gHf ths auprus tisls ultl nas be
hsM up - ever shss ~ uss ths
eass lasR year
Tharr ubp faii 70 make me ssisfs
e'feis ~ lS in ihs wpsmsns rhan
.pieHaaip afsw vii haze = day aff
on "Wednesday
This system ., giving ,hs amateur
Uiehss players ts5 ~ On Tuesday
sHa ile W8utsHs '.EhSs players .
lsY fff On "Wednesday utll bring al
iHe fHtat matches 10 saF decision na
~ closing Gay. Nasursfan
Tiers taesn-i nrsut 20 be = sinsis
flaH IN fhs nguKfam tlssi has hesn
aFraHEsd Tor thls ysAf's =. y. q A.
nifss ei Taeoata ara u srsr3 thinx
els7 . worked oul Ia e4rh rms ssyss.
sell tlat Tarofna championship
tournament wal So aasn in history
lea ms bess svrf
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upon a committee staging a
meet FOR $40 a day and his
expenses.
EofBs of ihe European nations
ars sid 10 ~ operating on iiiai
principle pDa snd n fow Was mar
roRiy npcred 81 tho Olympic gnm~s
10 Parts iast summer. wbtu ihe
French committee protested The
Swedish team WIS being paid for
its time.
1.-THE United States win not sud
port any change ~ thr rule iilBi
would piaee an amatrur athlete IN
position u Using eoYnpe,itor for
anything bu, sports sake. HuliNri
ahL ~, ID dangerous 80 make auy
lInB of concessions because sns liz
he rbing viii lead 10 lasEsr things
Amateur sport haH prpspertd un.
ser ibe existing rules and they
should nos he changed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Cold Weather
Holding Back
Gibbons Work

A TisASTic CITY. n J.. May is
n .psrs.sisn, cold weather IL 10.
tsftsrinE with Tommy ciibiens. the
So. paul heavyweight Ia his train
lnK Tor his battle with Gene TuHnsy
on June 2
Clbl,ona has been forced Go ahsn.
dpn his ovidoer training camp and
ts carrying on his workouts in one
of ihs city nfs houses made avail.
able hy Mayor Reward flabsF
The Gibbons party. which includes
sammy Mandell. ths Rockford light
weight. who IL TO meet Jimmy Coed.
rich Of Buffalo In sstni. final round
~ thse lightweight elimination
tournament In New York next Mon
day. Is stabbed in is.room cottage
Ts,GdY Bodklu IL looking after the
training table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

uhurr forte ls buAnH rhii- uth
bons. a masisr h6aer hlmsslf rh0uli
make rrai stmp eiib ths Amtfis
ran champion
.uAiulY WILLS and Weinefl all.
L 4 furnish che main heavyweight
attraction Wni- hat getting apf
younger aad be hasn't fought far
s1me tims. Weiutit. siwa}a "a
tarsiuE good hoNrr hut a man nha
wouldn't take ihr game seriously
h. inurh more in ths ilmeiishi than
ever usforr Hlnee be trimmed ituN
Npa 90 ihndlY Nrlner isHt
considered ~ championship ,alil'er
bui be- sill Dc ig hs beats villa
MICKEY WALKER VINO gss en-
wi bnions ia hbit both use wrlrf
weight and midiiswsishs Titles, viii
take on iiarB grrb ia IulY This
shsuid h. another fine nEbt Walker
h rated ps enc ~ she brs} weller
weights The game has ever had and
Grsb. with his lfeak style ara
with hls Willingness 60 uEbt ans
baay AZ suY time oF plaes. 10 a
hatd man 20 heat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
LINCOLN VS.. BROADWAY

One huudrcd.yard dash clnrkson.
Lincoln. frat. Rodgor. Lincoln. soc.
oud: Mullen, Broadway, third. Time
10 cd seconds.
-Four hundred torty.yard run =
Dean. Lincoln. first: Dodda. Lincoln,
accond Thomas. Broadway third,
limo 90 f5 seconds,
e8'wo hundred lwoniyyard low
hurdles Allcudor. Lincoln. frat.
Bowen. Broadway, sccondss, New.
cqAbcr. Lincoln third. Time
2Ss-b seconds.
Two hundred twcnty.yard dash b.
Clarkson, Lincoln, frat. Couch. Lin.
coin. second: Mullen. Broadway,
third. Time % 80 seconds.
one hundred twonty.ynrd low
hurdles J.. Ncwcombcr. Lincoln,
first; Brandt, Broadway. second. II.
Ncwconbor Lincoln, third. Time
"a 80 seconds
First S5o.ynrd run podds. Lin.
coin, firNtl Anderson Broadway.
seepnd, Nelson Broadway. third.
Time minutes a.6 seconds
Second SSO,yatd run Donn. Lin.
coin first, Moran, Broadway. soc.
ond. Young, Broadway, third. Time
20 minutes, 10 sceonds,
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wautsBs championship. siYs " o
Young. winner and mssiallsss Nfs
r = jackson. TunneFup Three d4Y
eclectic Torn Csrren. d.. FIRST "
" Davidson. second
Saturdays ret srefs competition
I'll Polirch. tssst joe Just. second
O. u Dram. third. Mondays nss
seoss competitions II. u. Palmer
FIRST Tom Green. Dr.. second. Frank
ATKINS. thira. tYomsas division
Mrs j. c. Moore. first: osrsruda
Lewis. seeoua. Atss 81 p. riFswn
third.
Tuesiays n~t SCORE competitions
w " Reagan. first. " - Feisam
Jr. sscona. w w. Davidson. shifd
w0nsu's tiviston Gertrude Lewis
first Mrs N @. Neung. second. Mrs
r. p jackson. third
puttms ss4tuFdagi us helssi A.
II y. Shields. tladdsti = W Green
way. tcieeki II. y Folsom. IT. tstoa.
day. as holss4 VI " ttcE3vaius
naadsri Mrs. G BridEmaa (cloeki
Paul piE6fi fruesdayl as hoissi
&. W. crcenway gaaisri X Oakley
fcioCti II - Folsom. d.
DrisinE contest tsmatenFaf-Lp Long
est drive. Chuck Hunter. best aver
AEs. Ted alsmmsy. iwomeni longest
drive. stFs. { < Cary bsst average.
Mrs. II, o. Young
Farthsst rHtrant from out q city
q VI Cross Winnipeg Cstioe and
gois club. WINNIPEG. Camada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
GARFIELD vs.. ROOSEVELT

l2o.yard high hurdles Cuigcr,
Garfield, tirsl, Morris, Roosevelt. see.
ond; Schmidt, Roosevelt. third. Time
rs seconds.
First SSO-yard run. shcgui. Car.
field. first; Gurnsoy, Roosevelt sec.
ond; Hail, Garfield, third. Time. two
minutes, o 10 seconds
Aio.yort rum Mcintyre. Garfield.
firsi Gordon, Garfield second: Nick.
81. Garfield, third Time. 80 go soc.
onds.
iOO'ynrd dnsh Albcrts. Garfield.
trst Burr Garfield. second. Mctn.
tyre 0urficld, third Time. ioa.6
seconds
e2oynrd hIgh hurdles j. Brown.
Garfield, first labor Garfield. sec,
ond Morris Roosevelt third Time.
~ 80 seconds
22o.ynrd dnsh Albotta, Garfield.
tirHti H. Brown, Gurricld. seconds Dcs
ROBBERS, Roosevelt, third. Time. "a
,ocondA.
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unpH.
First Ss0yard run - Thompson,
Ballard. first Greenwich. Queen
Anne. second Jacobson. Queen Anne.
third. Time. two minutes. s.e sec.
onds.
one hundrcdyard DASH Roberts.
Queen Anne. first; Daley. Ballard,
second: Huston, Ballard. third. Time.
i0g seconds
Two hundred twcntySard dash
Joakias Ballard, first. Roberts,
Queen Anne, second, Daley, Ballard,
third. Time. 22.4 seconds.
Second SSO.yard Mart eli. Hal.
lard. first, NicRsy, Queen Anne, soc.
ond,s Seller, Ballard, third. Time. two
minstcs. il,2 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

GAN FisANctEEo May it.-
- Mickey wAlheF ssofia-s wciisr
WEIGHT champion fas - sson hts
nAfes Saturday aftsfmepn Against
him vas matched L~uY coepsn =
local product - fhs tour round
game. uBa gives promise q bsleE
q tssl fighter.
Tbs weather mar truiged out
= forecast of clouds and posai'
bio showers for the day. which
In the morning appeared tisiir
moro than inss fog which
might liii before the basiicrs
afe called together in tho apeu
air arvna =, Ewing field Tho
card was TO start Al fs1a o'clock
with four prcliinluaries.
while fight falloNsra admitted
Cooper IL good boz, aggressive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Six Boats Entered
in Clubs RegatfS

hlN Yachts Rre entered 10 the
thisd rnco II the aeattle Yacht
club Saturday ash Sunday IN 90
Protection Island handicap. This
Yachts entered ere cIwsndolyn. IS
frits Helleuthsl zaseks. 10 Cola
Redfaga ard S,sn Gflfulhs. Clara
bell ~ Has took Aquiila. by =.
p Ucouuell and Imp. By Henry
sandrrs and Frank white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Yanks After
Koenig, Says
New Report

CHICAGO MsY 1k t'nsAsinsss
continues IN she sanka ~ ,ho Nsu
York NanEa hseaaso a. tho psssas
isH' hrllsf that drsi has been com
plfis1 with the 80. Paul American
association club for Marx Kesnlz.
shuftstcp pespiie sft6ial asnsais.
members u ne YaaNs assm con
sinesd thar ihfes players will be
ssnt 10 Minussgsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Earl Sande Is
Best Salaried
Racing Jock

U'His thing q t<ine a y
l. isn't such a lad pscsw I
Now NO have Il tina, Ear ~
premier jockey ~ ne 49,.
turf. IL 10 he the iighes pse'
wcii.
just after gande reeos,ns !,
injuries that kept him Il -
tai tbe greater part of 4 "a. / |
Waener ~ IsiiiadsIphss ~.
an annual salary n fsiie
Yfsr for first ealI on rs -
The other day wiii.ara II
wealthy turfman. purria,x /,
caii on Sansie's services fw r
n estimated tssst Sssa
make tIo0 Reo vi,h Size bass~
wiil receive II suecemsal sn|
ihe maHy Tich siaker IN wa
Is 10 RIDE
sande while 4 Ternafkslss n,
bnt e gale attraction. ssas \
ihe greatest attraction ia wasI
piil nake last about hsa d 4
ssndr ia 10 get
Making u appear iisas IL d
despite his tsgoeo salary. i "a
Il, Tor The Bambino nzess ilsrI
everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Woodland Park
Net Teams Play

Six single matches aa scheduled
for the Woodland park tennis tour
noy games sunday az Woodland
park, Two double matches viii also
be played, the captain Of each team
choosing his team, Results OF the
touring should bc turned In TO The
star not later than Tuesday.
Following Is tho schedule OF play;
stephens ". Pope. KoElowskl VS.,
Burr Vincent Va. Kelley, w. Lang
lie VS., White. Dyer VS. Williams. and
Whutlt vs, Rider
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

tend the sessions Of the international Olympic
committee
With General Charles S. Sheriff., who Is
now in Europe. Hubert will represent the
United States at an important series Of meet.
ings which are 10 start in Prague on May %.
with gathering Of the international Athletic
federation.
Several foreign nations, ii is understood, are
willing TO support a change in the amateur
rule. which would permit an athlete TO draw
compensation at the rate Of his daily revenue
in private life, while he is competing in anna
tour events. This would mean that an ath-
letc who makes $40 day in his profession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Best Ball Club at
Columbia in Years

Columbia university baseball irani
ir on~ ~ iiae hf' the nine and
white las had in years y has d.
fe4ied sniur ~ She premier seFFeRB
iiana w ihe EBsi at one time llav.
inE run ~ nine straight WeiarBes
capi jack Naniaocklln Il ihe out
standing STAR He's pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
|1ERSEEpS
| &&.a2s
|sAoNSpoRT'

How many homo runs did 0abby
Hnrncit NJ Tho Cubs hit last weary
w. r ".
Iiarinctt ppicd out is four,bargcrH
IN 1924 o.
Who won tho bout between Mike
McTlguo mud Young striblInE in
1887 - G.. o.
Draw.
IN Chef bowman still competing
for Syracuse unlvorsiiy7
YrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Shea Kicks Thru

Tor several seasons the saeramsn
L 60 club has heen experimenting
with FINER Shea. The ouly b-8psc
taried PLAYER IN the Coast ieasuT.
~ times b. looked srad bort never
quite came up TO tts magk This
year. however. bs has pitched some
good ball, his best game being shut
sut axannst San Francisco recently.
me only victory In 70 starts that The
solens have won from ths S<a1s.
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Lincoln, Garfield and Franklin Leading in
Prep Track; Ballard Queen Anne Even Up

/ lNCOiN Was leading broadway
~ By a Hafe margin. Garfield was
swamplnE Roosevelt. Franklin
headed West Seattle ana Ballard
and Queen Anne wcro fighting on
even terms In the four prop track
dual meets az Denny field Saturday
morning Tho field events were
just under way at prcss time sat.
uriay
Results Of running events follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

w fNNHN Attftt
petition
The doubtful
forecasts were
made hers Fri.
day when u WIS
Learned definite
iy that thc F1nn-
Ish mae bfus
Guild meet
Allan itsIlirich.
Penn State star.
Ia ~ half mile
racs in Yankee
stadium ON The
night ~ May
&C.
Hsntfieh lie re+
Eartlcd aw the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

best middle distance runner in the
United States. and has bcen IN un-
usually good trim TINS year Ia
letter 10 friend ha expressed con-
fideuce that he would win
N,irmi will 30 getting out n his
fayorite distances In meeting Hell.
frich. but bo wants TO mako n new
half mills record before returning to
hts native country. md be believes
that Hellfrieh can force him 90 a
half mile mark.
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BALLARD vs.. QUEEN ANNE

ono hundred twcnlyynrd dash
Anderson, Queen Anne, FIRST Clark
Ballard, second. Druly Queen Anne
third Time 1914 seconds,
-Four hundred forty,ynrd run -
Martolli, Bnllnrd, first Grccuwcll
Queen Anne, Eeeond, Graves, Ballard,
third. Time 6ii seconds
Two hundred twcntyynrd hurdles
--Andcrnon, Queen Anne, first Me
Taylor, Ballard, second Drury
Queen Anne. third, Time. 26,g sec
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