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New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
UNION LEADER IN
 OPEN CRITICISM
Objects to Tactics Of WiDimaDtiC
 Mills Agent

~illin1antic, May 37 (AP)--Or- chester, N. H.. advising the striking operatives of the Willimantic Branch of the American Thread company yesterday criticized agent Don Cur tis of the thread company, for statement issued over his signature and replied 10 many of the state mertS that were issued by Curtis,
 The statement by Curtis notified tie striking operatives that if they did not return to work by next Mon privileges they previously held through length Of service and all rights to consideration of pensions; stated thst the striking operatives had been occupying tenemenfs erned by the comp psny without pay ing rent and that such conditions could not continue indefinitely, that fsooooo in wages had been lost by The strikers during the strike, that some business had been rerna- hPHlIN GEN Id EA lltIl lftS tl1 V tlld many Of the employees have failed to return 70 ork due 10 ac's of in- limitation on the part Of more law less sections of the community, that the company had succeeded in hay- ing its goods made hy outside con eerns without calling upon other branches Of the company and that tsss mills were opened under power @s May II.
 Organizer Reviere, taking ID the hxt statement, declared that tho Mills had been opened but "under the power Of inc state police and Rct in the way of mill production" He said that many of the striking operatives had offered 70 pay rent fer the tenements they occupied but that this rent had been refused by the company.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Coast Guardsman Hit
 By Rum Runners Shot

Atlantic city, May "2, tAlp-ln d fight with rum runners near Era Isle early last night, John Holmes, coast guardsmau, attached to the Suul Isle station, was shot through inc left arm He returned the fire but the runners escaped,
 lloImos who. was stationed at q pmnt between S,u Isle and Gordon 5 mJot saw a boat approaching in the dark without ushrs, IIo called to The boat 10 hat hut received no ,ulsWcr.
 \ shot paug cut all q bullet tur" through his arm.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22

the Misses Katherine Kent and Helen Luddy,
 Hans arc under way for a straw berry festival to be held in June under thc Wusplccs of the Ladies' Aid society,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Rockefeller to Finance
 Building of Reservoir

Tlrrytown, x. Y, May @2.-~tAP) -- Rather than have the village of NorDh Tarrytowu erect an unsightly water tower nnar his prohcrly, John IT, Rockefeller has agreed 10 fur Msh site for rcscrN oir, lay some i,ooQ feet of pipe and pay the differ ruce in cost amounting to about $9I,oop
 Recently Mr. Rockefeller stood the expense of camounaging the smoke stack al the town pumping station because it did not harmonzc with the view from his home.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
SHOWER FOR MISS YOUNG

4 miscf fNann0Is sho0o- was cINnn Miss Ruth Young last night at fh' hone o' Miss Ellen Anderson, Y Os- good a1er1H Miss Young received numerous rlrs from d large number nt her friends vho ucrA present sawsS were played and refresh rsutS ssr'sd "j=v Young wi. ho- rer-s the bride o' AhIn Anderson, June -e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

TWT| TTT|TW TTI' EWWI|I
The score X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

.BRITTON- KRACFHE WEIGHT SET
&C ~

Is something going on every day
for everybody"
The tournament Is open 10 all
players. except professionals, ma
matter where they come from OF
n they do or don't belong to a
golf club.
Tho low 40 scorers and ties IN
today's round viii form the group
that viii make up tho field foi
tho dccennial championship teal
which win bc decided on 80 holes
Of medal play ls on Monday and
tho final rs on Tuesday,
The fuirEcS players viii start on
on first lap OF their aG,holo media
play Journey for their blue ribbon
Monday
But what tho tournament commit.
toe b. aiming 1T rs 20 get l,0OC
players to compete In this 10Th an.
niyeunry OF municipal golf In Sc
attic.
rs your duty Mr and Mrs
Golfer. 10 help TO get that figure
II you didn't get out today, make
81 point 10 be there on Monday
or Tuesday or both days. You'll
rnd II well worth while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Independents and South Seattle
Clash in Feature League Contest

has been coming along at fast
rate since their entrance in the
league and the new blood IS proving
20 be strong competition for the
older teams
The Garfield Cubs are slight
fayofi,es 10 win from the Arden
Cubs In their contest. as the Wulla
wnilans have proven 10 be stiff OPP
poucnts Tho Arden Cubs have yet
TO acoro victory.
Either tho Ross 4. C or the
Husky Athletic club win be in the
win column after their mix sunday.
Neither Team has won game 80
FAR and Is at the bottom OF the
league
Fehrauls Tor Sundays Esms,;
LEAGUE No. I
broadway Pirates w. climax club AZ
South rarE 10 ., m.
queen Cily Motors y. Ge5rE,town
Cubs. at Green Lake
" NJ s. G. vs. south Lake Juniors.
At Mercer. AZ p. N.
LEAGUE NO.
Independents Vs. South Lake Juniors.
a; South Seattle, p m.
Arden cubs Vs. Garfield Cubs AZ West
Seattle. ~ noon.
Ross a. c. Va Husky 4. c. q, colum.
bia. ~ noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

I LEADERSHIP OF division No. ?
IL ~ tho Star league VIII he dc.
tcrmIuod sunday wboH tho Indo.
pcndfuts play the South Seattle
Merchants Neither team has yet
urt defeat and they top the
league Ia their section
The Merchants have good pitch.
er to Heldrch. who trimmed the
Garfield Cubs In the first game
they played. In Nuyiatekc, tho
catcher they have. beAides one OF
the best taeks,op men. a heavy hit
ter. whose power has been a strong
factor In their showing
The independents also have n
wealth Of pitching power in John
Gaffucy. formerly hurier for Bal.
lard high school. and Manager I'd
Donnolly. Together. they held tho
Ross 4. c. to four hits Sunday.
The y NJ c. A.. leading tho
league in division No. !, should
have little trouble in defeating tho
South Lake Juniors. and maintain
their position,
Tho Queen city Motors should ex.
peHcnce Titus difficulty with tho
Georgetown Cubs The Motors nine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Jockeys Are
in Hospital
After Race

NEW YORK, May 9,-Mark Fator
L Y and Benny MarInclt ended tho
first rnco at jamaica Friday, resting
easily in white cots at Mary I'm
maculate hospital.
MarincllI, who was riding Mrs
George Reads Upton, Is in dan.
gorous condition with pninfUl In
juries of the head, Young Fntor
nm employee OF Harry T.. Sinclair,
who had the leg up on H. A.
Grccvy's Firearm. Is suffering from
a probably fractured collarbonc,
Tho first race was claiming az
fair for Juveniles at five furlongs
with eight starters, There was n
lot OF crowdIng as the horses were
covering tho first sixteenth. Upton
went down, throwing MnpWelli over
his head. Before the Jockey could
roll off the track Fircarm trompcd
on him, stumbling aud spilling
rator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Tribe TOSSeS
Away Big Lead

DORTLAND, Ore. May 9.--After
L piling up three.run lead in
the first inning when Frank BRAZIL
hit his fourth homer OF the week.
scoring cliff Brady ahead of him
and punched hits scored another,
the Seattle Redskins proceeded 10
toss away the fourth game of the
series Friday by bad pitching.
Lefty Brandt was pounded for
plenty of hits and four runs in the
second. and four more came over
in the third before Sterling Stryker
could get tho side out. Those two
innings wrecked the hall game, as
Portland won, Sc.
Home runs featured the game,
BRAZIL, Babe Herman and Frank
Tobin getting circuit blows.
Neither pitcher that started was
able to finish. as Holllngsworth was
hit hard and replaced by Burns,
who STONED the visitors,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Five Years for Star Cup

BECAUSE OF the large entry lists
D each year and tho evenness OF
rnrslliion tho singles cup In the
vns DIVISION Of The Star Wood
lsl park tournament thai must be
~ oaly twice. and not In success
"a for permanent possession, IS
Il At large.
Five names are engraved on
Ne silyerware now. Dick Burr,
Milton Smith. Frank koIlowski.
Bruge Hesketh and Howard
langIie having won il in turn.
Il that same time two trophies
ss been permanently won in the
snsn's division. Mrs simone
sgrque winning two years for one
i Irene stephens for the others
Al Of the former champions viii
An line to play this year when
h tournament is held in August
I'll the possible exception OF Lang
; Is he may he in the East when
a meet s held.
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last year. taking n terrible beating
for IL rounds In their Jersey fight,
but II was n no.decision affair and
McTiguc still kept his furnished
crown.
The scrap with Bcrlenbach, how,
ever, WIN be decision affair. Bcr-
lcnbach fought n draw with Strib
ling, and he can punch twice as hard,
IL not harder, than tho Georgia boy,
who is n croam.purf puncher at best.
Comparisons which seldom mean
little, point TO victory for Punch
ing Paul over the Irish battler when
they meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
CAN McTIGUE
STALL K. O.?

MIKE McTTGUE. one of those
1fl joke champions OF tho fight
game. will fight Paul Berlenbach. the
New York knockout king, soon, in
tho Milk Fund show in New York.
Can McTigue, who can't break
tho provsrblOl egg, escape knock.
out.
That's about all tho interest there
IS in this fight. as McTigues only
drawing power Is that the bugs 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
After Big Fight
for Buenos Aires

PARIS, May 9.-Richard Klegin is
trying TO arrange a fight between
Jack Dempsey and Luis Angel Firpo
on the occasion OF the prince OF
Wales visit 10 Buenos Aires in Sep.
tcmbcr
Klegin has wireleSsed his terms
for the Firpo fight and also offered
the champion 100000 francs. ap.
proximatcly $4,000, to meet Err.
mimic Spalla at Dcauville this sum-
mer. Dempsey is aboard liner
fer Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
HO, Hum! NOW Jacks Are
Still Business Partners

gclcs, in exchange for a ranch near
Santa Barbara. and some cash.
you may assume from that. %
re suid. that we arc sim doing
business together
Walker, now under Kearns' man
aEerrhip. engages In . San Francis.
90 bout with Lefty" Cooper in
which his wcltcrwcisht title is not
at stake. on May 10.
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Lands Bars
Former Notre
Dame Athlete

SOUTH BEND. Ind, May o.
Paul Cashier, famous as a Notre
Dame fullbaclS and pitcher. who
dropped out of major league base
ball when he was about to be sent
40 the minors for seasoning. and
Pete Hcnning, Chicago pitcher, have
been barred from playing with the
South Bend scmi.pro team, Com.
missioner lands ordered tho men
suspended from tho salary roll on
penalty OF FORGETTING the right of
the team 10 keep Kerr, former
White SoN twirler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

OAKLAND. Cal. May s. Jack
~ KearnH has announced a bust
ness dead which proves that there
has been no break in his relation.
ship with Jack Dempsey.
KcarnH. who u here with Mickey
Walker. said Friday, that be and the
heavyweight champion have disposed
Df the Wiltshire apartments Los An.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Bob Hasty Is
With Seattle

In an effort 10 strengthen his
pitching staff, RED" Klllcfer pur.
chased Bob llosty, big sIghthandcr,
from the Portland Beavers yester.
day.
IIasty came TO Portland this spring
after several seasons with Connie
MaclEs PhIladolphinns, whore he had
a good season two years ago.
Tho poor showing Of Hasty with
tho Portland club made the purchase
easy for Killofcr, who acted on the
advice of Charley Locbard, Seattle
president, LoelSard saw tho now no.
cruIt working with Portland in tho
South and bclisyos that he can de-
liver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
I on,my and Sammy
NouU Conditioning

CHICAGO. May Sammy Man.
dell and Tom Gibbons. who are in
Chicago training. win leave Sunday
for Toms Eastern camp NJ Atlantic
city 20 prepare for future bouts.
Gibbons meets Gene Tunney for IS
rounds at the Polo Grounds Juno 5.
while sammy's next start Is May
~ with Jimmy Goodrich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Relays, Ray Featured,
on Boards Here TODAY

Cisu A tse yAFd relay
Seattle Prep medley relay.
Glass A medley relay
class " medley relay
1lAas A four mile relay
Seattle prep att-ysFd relay
Cisss & AfB-Tard relay.
Ctass 81 mile reisy.
class s mile r.lsSs
ENTITIES
CLASS 4 Washington OREGON AEsiss.
OREGON washingfan state. Idaho. men
tsna. Whitman.
CLASS College % Puget Sound. "a.
cite university. fntsrmauntair rulou col.
lsE~. EllsnsburE normal. HsiliuEhhm nor
NAL Warrington frsshmrn.
CLASS C. Everett high school. prtInE
hiEh school. buckley high school. Monroe
aish school. Puysiiup high school
SEATTLE HfGH SCHOOLS Braad.
say Lincoln. West Seattle, Franklin.
Garfield, Ballard queen Anne. Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

Yesterdays hrro-Biily Southworih,
New York uutficldcr. hit hotuer with
tho bases fuil and two out In the ninth
inning and gave tho Giants TO
victory over tho Cards
Tho Yankees knocked Joe Bush out
OF tho box white Shocker was holding
fast and they beat tho Browns. ~ TO O.,
sam Gray won his NTH straight game
Of the season when he pitched tho Attn
isttea TO 80 victory over tho Indians,
u was tho first game that uhlo has
lost for Cleveland,
Lyons single in tho eighth Inning and
On error by MUDDY Ruol gave tho white
soE tho run that beat the SENATOR
to T.
lee Meadows was knocked out Of the
box in tho first inning and the PhillicS
beat the Pirates rs to I Stocks single
in the ninth inning scored tho run that
gave the Robins J 20 victory over
the Reds.
Seven Guns scored In tho eighth inning
when tho Detroit pitchers blew up, en-
ablpd tho Red sox TO win Is TO 2.
Loose pitching by Alexander helped tho
Braves beat the Cubs 8 to In tho first
Jubilee game OF the season.
YESTERDAYS HOME RUNNERS
Earl smith, Pirates ia.
Southworth. Giants l-2.
Harper. Philr IL
SchRnE, NRnhH. II.
Sand, philH IL
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Kelchner Still PLAYING

1sNis is youths game, at
East 50 II is claimed by Dad
"ehnsr, who was playing tennis
Aaen lot Of the youngsters now
'1rIing on the courts we're learning
sd.s Red Riding Hood in the nur-
and who Is still getting by
va the players out at Woodland
Sfns Of the agility OF his former
zs may be missing. but Kelch-
close student Of the game,
aa SUI give a lot OF the younger
- q run for their money when
gets bls justly famous Law.
xa stroke In action.
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I'sfis Of the country. should hold
TITS for several years 70 come
she is still young and bound to
zVFovs with each seasons expert.
q.
By Aolla Mallory isn't 10 be
asFooksd, as she is still a star.
rsa tho che may have to bow TO
youth Of the California girl
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or not MolIa
Mallory can
come back in the
women's singles
Helen Wills.
young and tai.
cnted on tn c
courts. is Just
coming into her
greatness as a
racquct star.
while the yeter.
ans star Is dim
ming after years
OF dominance on
the courts
Helen Wills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

y LsANhlslt. lAhslo " AliN
A,saing school out at Roosevelt
IN and has thcspian ambitions,
\, school operetta taking all OF
Z. ypsre time these spring days,
Bsrsysr. the youngstcr. who has
, ssnderful chance Of anneNing the
,,,cnal junior tile this year, Is eX,
r.s.d 10 get hack in hts stride
.sAn the next few weeks.
tangle. blessed with uncanny
y,n,, instinct and having mastered
, rrat variety o. strokes on the
rsr;S is considered ono OF the fin
x prospects tho Northwest has
~ had tn tennis.
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that tho number viii be well over
the 5oo.mark and II Is pretty safe
bot that double that number VIII
have signed up when this three.day
Saturday Monday and Tuesday.
meet Is over. because tho feature
part OF the program is that there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

Held committee,
and three OF his
links eronieH
tecd of on the
Beacon iull golf
course and thus
commenced Tho
initial play OF
the Seattle mu,
nicipni links do.
ccnuiBl golf tour
naucnt
Just how many
moro will take
part IN today
MAY "a hard ~
figure out, but
Indications urs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
TIGERS LOSE
e0ysko Poses at
49,. Baby's Exhibition

nyrsa"uo' May .. s,anislaus
ssisb, recently re.crownod heavy.
snstllDo." amplon and two other
I'M, ing champs" Demonstrated
IHnoIs s,, prowesa Friday ct tho
trlonsl 'i a Medical aoclotys first
tihBIt. '''' congress and health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Langlie
Isn't Up
to Form
NEEDS PRACTICE
y,0oa Net Star Behind in
III, Playing This Year
pyLEo II. LASSEN

COWARD l.ANGLrE tho hest OF
n n. Younger tennis players In
- has gone from ono extreme
. he cher ..,.,,,.., 81.
,s,srlng tournament after
's' -. and the constant play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

TO see him in
hopes that he
will be knocked
over.
But with ell Of
his IA It's II
must be admit. cd
that no IA fairly
smart in the ring
and he will be
pltting his years
of Npcri ence
against v o u n *
Il c + | G n bach's
punch.
McTiguc near.
~ took the count
whom he fought
Young StriblinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
FRED HEIMACH
FNF8V tFFSfI'faNNFF
LEFT Handed Pitcher, Athletics.

Ieft.IInndcd Pitcher Athletics.
Born Camden, n. Jo january 81
1902.
Major League Career Joined Ath.
lctics in 1921, coming from Moline
Throc.Eyo leagues Had brief trial
with Athletics in 1920
Outstanding Fcats-Won II games
and lost IL IN 1894, licldcd .07l
same season.
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ing affected nun
and he went
stale,
And SO rsr this
season he hasn't
done hardly any
work on tho
courts. and Is far
behind the form
he should he
showing az this
time OF the year,
according 20 the
tennis followers
who have been
watching him IN
action.
IanEiie Is still
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made there ~
hope for the Sc.
attic club Of get.
Ting George Stue.
land back from
the Chicag 90
Cubs.
Stuelaud was
H. winner with
the Indians last
year and was
recalled by the
Bruins as lie
was here under
option. II was
understood this
spring that Bill
Eillefer would
turn him over 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

The Seattle clubs winds up its
series in Portland over the week.
end and then the Indians hop down
10 Los Angeles to meet the Vernon
Tigers for the second time this sea.
son.
Vernon didn't show much OF a
punCn here and dropped five out of
the seven games played in Seattle.
The Tigers have added Beals Beck.
err veteran flychaser released 10y
Seattle. since the club was here
The Bengals arc getting good
pitching with Penner. Oldham. Eek.
ert. Barfoot, PiIlette working in
turn.
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money has been posted
Rrtton. tho veteran marvel OF tho
ring who is 30 years old and stln
rated as one OF the leading men or
hia weight In the ring. arrived hero
today and will work out for week
prior 10 the fight.
krachc viii do most OF ~ training
at Grays liArbor. but VIII finish up
his work IN Seattle during the laat
few days or hext week.
Rrtton has lost only ono start in
the last year or so. and that 10 Billy
Wells. the English fighter In san
Francisco. Accounts OF the fight
gave Bri,ton tho edge and the dcti.
sion a fine raxzinE
II viii be Britton's second appear
Rnca In Seattle. rs he fought four
rounds TO draw with Tmvlc Davis
while he was still champion
knchc has been going well OF
late. having defeated Rob Harper In
his last importan, fight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Can MoIla Come Back?

II von't be long until the premier
I tennis events OF the season. the
a.anal singles and doubles play.
~ be held
0re Of the most interesting fea-
sr.a a Tie year Will be Whether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Welters Will
Make 147Lbs.
for Bout Here
Britton Arrives Today for
Fight With Hoquiam
Battler Next Week

AClS - RGT TON,
form or w0pld' n
wcltcrwcight king.
and Tod Brnchc.
IIoaulam boy viii
weigh In at 14f
pounds FOR their
niN,round fight ut
tho bail park next
Saturday after
noon
The weight limit
has been agreed
upon and forfeit
....t.I
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the tribe whom he took his club
East al tho end OF the training
season. but At tho last minute he
changed his mind and Stueland
went with the Cubs.
But the Windy City team hasn't
used the big highlander at all this
spring, and it's understood that II
he rs turned back TO the minors
that the Indians have the first call
on him
Stuelnnd won II games for Wade
Kllefcr last year and the Seattle
manager believes he can make an
even better pitcher out OF him
than lie was last year.
II stueland should report most Of
KiIefer's pitching worries would be
over with Fred Lucas on hand and
with John Miljus. Suds Sutherland,
Bin Plummer Fred Russell, Nick
Dumog.tch, Ed Brandt. Sterling
stryker and Roy Moore on deck.
Killcfer has nine pitchers left
now. with Jim Yeargin being sent
TO ATLANTA Friday and with Jim
Bagby released.
II is not very probable that he
win carry more than eight when
the player limit goes into effect in
June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
OAKS LOSERS

OAKLAND. May 9.-The Angels
: "a thsir first game Of the series
Z With Oakland by defeating
.a.n , to D yesterday.
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Coast League

RESULTS
Portland :. snattis 8
Gan Francisco II. vernon ?.
Los Angeles :. oakland o.
Sacramento :. Salt Lake g.
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BY ALEX c. ROSE

bright and early. or 10 be exact
ID about o'clock this morning,
Dr. % II, Houston. chairman OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

killetrr made an interesting an.
nouncemcnt in a wire from Port.
land Friday and that was. that
Sammy Crane would play short.
stop as soon as he is well enough
to stand the daily grind.
Frank Emmer has done well. but
his hitting has been very streaky
and not consistent. Emmer may
hit the stride again that made him
one OF the talked about PLAYERS
durin gthe first two or three weeks
OF the season.
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Chicago Cubs
Not Using Big
Hurler at All
Stueland Would Win for
Indians; Majors to Cut
Their Rosters May Is

THE major leagues cut down their
L rosters 10 2j,man playing lin.
ii May 10, and when the cut IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09

WITH Jols Ray. premier Ameri,
w can miller. 90 the leading at.
traction. the University Of wash
inEton Relay Carnival was 70 b.
held at the stadium this afternoon.
Ray was 10 he opposed by Ray
Dodge. former o. j. G distance
man. who has raced against the
American champion in the East.
Two University Of washington fresh.
men track members. bon lauder
and Duane Boyd. will pace the run.
nsrs.
Because OF the recent rains. Ray
Is not expected TO break the worlds
record. but new mark for the
stadium cindery. may be set.
All the teams from Pacific and
Northwest schools arrived in town
saturday morning for the race and
the entry list includes the best
track men in this part OF the
country.
The first even, wa. 90 start at
315.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-09
Beavers Win
Easily From
Quaker Nine


Ballard continued on It's way IN
first place "a the prep league Tues
day boy defeating Franklin G 20 .
AT franklin, The Quakers Outhit
the Beavers hut smarter baseball
on the part of Coach Munson's men
gave them the game.