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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
wv" RING SQUADS
ARE IN TRAINING

Altho the wrcstlcrE and boxers nj
the University OF Washington don't
swing into active competition until
after the holidays, Coach Arbuthnot
has n large squad OF mat men on
hand oyay night at the gym teach
ing thom the wrestling rudlmcnts.
Coach Palmer has ono OF the larg.
est boxing turnouts In years going
thru preliminary, training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

Thirty five teams have signed up
for tho league this year and thry
gro divided into four classes. 4 aud
y. and Bankers and Automotlyo
leagues, All coming under tho head
81 Commercial league basketball
Tho Hankon' league, formerly n
separate loop, has hIgnlfed to- in.
IGNITION % entering ANA the teams
thus included VIII mako the league
much stronger Tho Tremendous
.tUwlh OF Commercial league las.
kcihail is shown By tho fact that
this vars cntrlo8 are luFt double
those d last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

triple threat ability, being good
pnsser and kicker.
And Enoch Bngshnw viii have
Harold Patton. Harold ,shldlcr, Louie
Tcsroau and George Guttormscn
back on tho Job.
a young fellow named Flanagan
has also been ghowIag possibilities
with the llnc almogt intact and
good men available TO replace Wal.
dron, Erickson and Egbcrt BriN The
outlool, is far from gloomy, even
with two such stars as WILSON ana
Tcsreau misaing
WAsHTNGToN may pass up the
w chance to play at Pafpdcnn
thls year for several reasons,
In tho first place, with the
chances OF getting hIgh.clos8 East.
cn team to como West almost nil,
the game wouldn't mean Il thing
And the demands OF the players,
who have gone thru a tough schcd.
ulc with fine succoas, nrG 30 great
that the contest docan't seem worth
tho candle.
And Washington won't sock tho
game Just for the sake Of playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Fans Ready for
Hockey Season
Opening Nov. Is

VANCOUVER. d. c., Nov I'll
V Tickets arc now on sale for the
opening OF the Western Hockey asso-
citation here. when the Vancouver
Maroons play tho Portland Rosebuds.
The game is scheduled for Novem.
Der 90 and win be the first game in
tho league. Portland is reported as
having strong team under Man.
ager Pete Muldoon. One Of the big.
Ecst hockey crowds that ever attend
ed game here is expected.
EDMONTON, Can. Nov. 21.-Man.
nger Mackenzie Of the local hockey
team was busy assembling his men
for practice here, as tho first game
Of the season is not Tar away. Trans
portatlon money has been tole-
graphcd to all mon under contract,
and n few have already made their
appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
MARYSVILLE
WINS TITLE

EVERETT. Nov 2i--MaryBvillc
won the snohomish county title here
Friday by defeating tho Everett prep
eleven. 10 to II. IN n thrilling rally in
the last period % the game. Everett
was expected to be easy victors over
NaryRvile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Church Loop Ready

IITEs RENNfE'S work MS secretary
w OF Church league basketball has
ut last been rewarded and 90 teams
have signed up to play In the circuit
this sensou They arc divided into
three classes, a, II and c.
An captains Of teams must be
In attendance NJ the meeting
scheduled for November 2S, ut
the y. NJ. &. A. Schedules for
play will he given out and final
cases Of eligibility win be de.
Cidcd.
llennic plans 20 get the league in
action Mt the end of November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Bid From Richard?

Tex Richard Is UP against II for
ring talent and Il wouldn't be sur.
priEing to sec him start bidding
against Los Angeles and San Fran.
cisco Tor the services Of Tod Nor
gan. Leo Lumski, Mushy Callahan,
Fidel Ia Barbra and Ace Hudkins.
Morgan plans 10 90 East u he
gets over in his IO-round battle
with Mike Ballarlno In Los Angeles
December ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
MUM WINNER
OF MAT BOUT

WEIR, Nov 2i,--Wayne
"Big" Mum, Nebraska heavyweight,
pinned the shoulders of Wallace
Dugid, Canadian mounted police
man. to the mat here Friday night
in two straight falls. The frs,
fall camo in 81 minutes and Il
seconds and the second in IL min-
utes and "a seconds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Firpo May Come Back

Reports from Buenos Aires have
II that Luis Angel Flrpo, who was
on the threshold OF the worlds title
only TO have tho door slammed in
his face, win try a comeback and
that he viii sail for New York
within a few weeks
FiTpo has been walking the
straight and narrow and IL down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
JORDON BACK

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2l.--John-
ny Jordontof Tacona, who has noe
been IN local rings sor several weeks
because Of illness, IN ready 10 fight
again and has gone into training
here. II Us expected Tint he Will be
matched soon for q bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
MYERS DRAWS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2l.--
spug Myers, Idaho boxer, and Billy
Alger, Arizona batter. fought 20 n
speedy draw here last night in the
main event. Tho bout was for 10
rounds. In tho carly stages Alger
had tho best Of tho bout with his
leaoing tactics but Myers came back
to land several clean singing
punches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
City Teams Ready

L'OuRTEEN teams have entered
l. the city league and VIII be
ready for Glass a basketball. 4
few more entries are yet to be
made and any team manager wish
ing to put his quintet into tho cir
cult should get In touch with Lefty
HoaEland NJ spaldings.
The entry list Is expected to
exceed II by tho time final
registrations are made.
In Class y. ie teams have signl.
fled their intention OF entering and
u fast. speedy brand OF ball is ex'
pcctcd in tho junior circuit,
The final chance for registration,
signing OF players, and payment OF
high school floor fees win bo at a
meeting Monday night nj spalding's
II starts at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
LEWIS VICTOR

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 81
Ed Stranger Lewis heavyweight
wrestling champion. threw Bin De-
metral in two fails Friday night.
tho first going hour and 10
seconds and tho second 10 minutes
and seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
WINS GRAMMAR
SCHOOL TITLE

BELLTNGHAAI. Nov. 2i.-Frnnk.
lin grade school is the 1926 grammar
football champ by virtue OF It's vic
tory Thursday over Normal Training
schools eleven. 80 20 0. II was not
scored upon this season. pilins UP lO5
points against It's opponents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
LICENSE is
UNNECESSARY

SPOKANE. Nov. ei.--Thc Spokane
county game officials announced here
that hunters in the state Of Washing.
ton dld not have to have u license or
DO resident OF the state, according
TO l. @. Adams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Everett Busy Again

Boxing IS doing nicely in Everett
again after a years Iull, due 10 not
having an available arena. The
American Legion has been sponsor
ing four-round bouts and they win
make their bow in big league com
pany when Bill Mckenzie. the new
heavyweight find. fights there on
December ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

and Elmer Tos-
rcnu when this
flno pair OF
backficld m Q u
nrc missing from
{ h Q lTus X y
eleven.
Wayne Sutton.
the frosh conch.
says that the
1925 yenrlin &
material In the
poorest In years,
and not NJ o r q
than throc ncn
hhvo tho prom
lsc Of varsity
calibcr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

The old problem of having the slugger~ on
the same team with Ted Baldwin, an all
around third sacker, is one that Red Kille-
fer must decide during the winter months.
AT times BRAZIL die, well enough around
third base, but he can't hold a candle to
Baldwin as an infieder.
Killefer made an announcement in Sacra-
mento at the recent league meeting that he
would play BRAZIL in left field next year
But the boys and girls are wondering If he
will be able to make 90 of it in the gardens
With his weak flipper.
Unless BRAZIL Is snapped TO some other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

Aud yet tho coach Of the Babes
has u pretty fair nll-nround bnok.
field man In Charley Carroll, who
learned his first football in tho So.
attic high school league.
Carroll rs big and strong and has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
HUFFMAN WINS

NEW YORK, Nov Eddie
Huffman. California light heavy
weight, won l2-round decision
from Jack Demave. New York.
Huffman knocked Demave down
twice for the count of nine and
was flqored twice, but did not take
count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
YOUNG BERCOT
BEATS WALKER

EVERETT, Wash. Nov. 2l,-Bud
Bercot, local featherwoight boxer. and
brother of Dode, Friday night knock.
cd out Archie Walker, OF New York.
Ia the first round OF scheduled six
round match here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

tho Randa club
Dcgoruproce
inE amy further
with this article
% might be we'll
O. state that the
game OF Eolf Is
very often refer
rrd 20 as tho
uyal and an
rtcnt rastlmt
Well such being
the case, what
better name could
ono wish Tor than
% christcu this
new club that
has been created
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Why All the
Delay, Boys?

WHY All the delay by The Seat
w tic boxing comml sion in
passing a verdict On the Lefty
Cooper EituatlOn2
Cooper was tossed out Of the
ring at tho Crystal Pool hst
Tuesday. on charge OF stalling,
and the ring board hasn't done
anything about II yet
The Cooper matter isn't the
only affair that s. due 10 come
up before the commissioners, as
they haven't announced any de.
cisions on Jack Reddick, Johnny
Tramblt1s. Morgan Jones and
Young Inkster. fighters who
failed 20 go thru with matches
here recently.
II the fans are 10 be protected.
which is supposed 20 be the Job
OF the commission. why not snap
into II and let the bugs know,
one way or the other, what's TO
be done about fighters tossed out
OF the ring and ring men failing
TO show up for bouts2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
AFTER MENTOR

SALEM, Nov. 2l,--1t was reported
here Saturday that V. II. Honrold.
coach of a high school Mt Greeley,
Colo, may become coach Of the
willamette University eleven for
next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

could do In the forward wall and
BagshNw, being short of guards.
gave him the chance
Wright, Weighing close to 200
pounds, is remarkably agile for
such a big fellow and he is ono of
the hardest httcra in the Wash.
ington line charging fast and know.
Ing what tia NIL about
Dana Carey, Of California; Fred
Swan, Of Stanford, and Bricc Tay.
lor of IT, $, c., arc Nil good guards,
but Wright doesn't havo TO take a
back sent for any of them,
ToNY SAVAGE, who used to play
L mn end for the old Gil Doblc
teams in Washington has been an
Invaluable aide 60 the Husky coach
Ing staff this ycnr. Savage, n kocr'
student of football, who would have
made u wonderful coach II not kept
from II by illhoalth, has done ~
lot Of scouting for the squad aud
has mndo many valuable suggcs
lions for improvement IN plays dur
ing scrimmago practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
POINTS M'GRAW

DETROIT. Nov 81 Red Chap
man, New England lightweight de-
csivcly outpointcd Phil McGraw of
Detroit in 10 rounds Friday nigh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

at Michigan City.
Ind. early in
September next.
1t was announc.
cd definitely here
Friday.
The champion
revealed thru the
United Press his
articles of agree
ment with Floyd
F'itzsinmons, In
diana promoter.
whereby he had
agreed to meet
the negro heavy.
weight in a no.
decision b out,
snnnfn,t,,nHIn 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
N.COINTRY RACE

The annual lntramural oross-coun.
try run is booked at the University
Of Washington Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Exhibit
May Be
"Out''
Dempsey and Wills to
Stage Party in Indiana
Is New Report

T Os ANGELES. Nov. 2l.-Jack
IL Dempsey VIII meet Harry Wills,
aspirant 10 the heavyweight boxing
crown. In q l2.round exhibition haftla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Will Teach
Etiquette
of Golf
Club Set TO Teach Game,
to Improve and to Bet
ter II All Around
BY Alex c. Rose

/ End am ear Sc Seattle golfers.
u and listen Ga oa tho very latest.
"a fact fNe only one uf lts kind In
Tho universe organization Tor suffers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
COMMERCIAL CAGERS PLAY SOON
Season wiz
Start on
NOU. 30
Many Quintets Entered in
Various Divisions of
Circuit; Other News

iHsT games Ia
The Commercial
basketball league
win DO played
November 30. ac.
cordinE To the
schedule draw n
up by league d.
rccturs and sub.
mltted 20 Mel
Norqulst. score
tary OF Tic hoop
circuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

club during the winter you
can bank upon killefer having
him in the lineup some place.
Hitters who can swat around
400 all year aren't very pro-
fuse. even in these days of the
lively ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Carmen Has Bad Eye

Carmen Has Bad Eye
John Pope, Tacoma promoter.
has been having his troubles.
He had Lefty Cooper and Young
Carmen matched last Thursday and
both OF his main oyenters went
haywlra. Carmen didn't come
North from California because he
had bad eye and Cooper was
member N that unpleasant party
at tho Pool last Tuesday, claiming
bad arm SO whichever way
Pops turned he was out Of luck,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

T OOKING forward 20 next season
- football fans are wondering who
win take the places OF George Wilson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
TEAMS PLAY
NOVEMBER 30

Play Ia Class A and the BanlSerl
ana Automoliyo divisions. VIII not
begin until Monday. December :,
Tho league has lined up floor
az Broadway high school for
class \ on Monday nights from
o until o'clock. Class u has
the two floors at Roosevelt high
school. on tho same nights aud
the same hour.
Teams entered IN Class 4 and
their managers arc as follows
Telephone Co, Ralph Smith. stan.
dard OH Louie Ia Fray. W. T.
FNillcu, Frank Vance: Todds. WIN
Miller. Shell on. Tom WEIGH: Tn.
ION OIL Art Void
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

to 225 pounds in weight, II you
would believe the Argentine re-
porteE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

with the sole purpose % doing cy-
rrythlns Tor tbo bettcrment OK The
same. than Banda" DO you get NJ
Take tho first letter In ''royal" and
she nrst one IN ancient, link them
ogrthcr with and and there sou
have ig-RaHda
Every golfer in this city, or ans
other city FOR thar mattrg IS well
aware of the fact that there arg
many things pertaining % Eplr that
eQuirr much attention bS- the vast
majority OF links deyotccs
Il IS with tho hope that someth.ng
VIII be done toward the correcting Of
The many errors made on tho fair
ways and green's that the RandA club
came into existence,
The Preamble
The preamble states that the Ran.
ia brothers viii SO forth and teach
The rules Of goIt. have players oh,
serve gof etiquet promote tourna'
mcnts, develop che Eamo Ia the
! cbools and do everything possible %
)nake tho game Of golf a pleasure
both on and OF the course.
Whatever comes under the
scope Of the royal and ancient
game Of golf has been embodied
IN the Randi clubs introduction
10 the Seattle linksmen and we
are certain that this new baby
viii be- a healthy one and prove
to be the biggest thing ever put
over for the bettermcut OF golf.
ing conditions in the city.
Charles r. Carskndden. who was
iho prime mover in tho formation OF
the CLUB. was elected president AZ the
meeting In tho Gowman hotel. F-ri
DAY. Edgar Crider. another well
known golfer. received ths yico prcsl
dent assignment. whiio Herbert Kip.
pen and Don l., Cawlgy were elected
20 the offices Of secretary and treas.
trer. respectively. Tho president.
Ace president and secretary. with
John III. Drchsr. s. ". Thurston,
S. 2. Barash. j l. Coiweli. T. Y,
Peterson and y. c. Rose. form tho
board Of trustees
Everything Set
And they are all set to so. be,
cause the Incorporation papers have
been filed. tho bylaws have been
lrassed and the campaign for mem
bers is on.
One Of the big features Of the
= Kanda club win be the luncheon
meetings turnout the year and
at which there viii be talks on
different subjects on Golf"
About the only thing that Prexy
Carskadden and his officials have
not undertaken to straighten out
Is hook or n slice.
Yes, brother golfers. got IN line and
help the good cause Elong by Joining
the Randa ranks
Organizations Ike tho Randi can.
not be found anywhere but in Seattle
and We viii miss our guess II il does
not become a national body before
many moons have passed
It's the finest thing ever intro.
duccd In golf and every golfer who
has the interest Of the game al
heart should make Il a point 10 be a
member OF The Randa Club"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
What VIII KiHefer
Do With BRAZIL?
Slugger Not SO Good at Third Base and Weak Arm
May Handicap Him in Outfield Other
Gossip of Stove League
vet nobody kno

IHTHAT about Frank BRAZIL next season?
wv The best hitter Seattle had on its ball club and
vet nobody knows whore BRAZIL viii nnY next season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

will box four rounds with Billy Mendez, Of Tacoma.
John Budnick, the any heavyweight who hasn't fought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

IN some time Is on the books
TO go four rounds with Jack
Thor, a newcomer from Ia
coma.
Hud Davies, Of Vancouver, g. G.,
hlntamwelFht win open tho show
with Art Humphrcs Of Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
SIN TEAMS IN
AUTO LEAGUE

CLASS B-Norlbwcst Mutual In.
guraner. len Sebon. Ernest Hard.
ware. y. Haskell, Rhodes, PAU
Engle. g. " IOystod's, A, c. Max.
well. statile Hardware, Hayward
Dare. Black Manufacturing Co.
Walk Bayiess. Piper and Tarts, Al
Brldsman; Washington Bakeries, Al
Clemens. Elolschmans Yeast, W,
Haven. New York Life, Bob Ross;
Seattle Plumbing Supply. ~ Keep.
nl. ST.. schwabnchsr Hardware. j,
W. ssiEmund. Puget Sound I4Eht
company. .. ~ FrcIcrlciys.
ALToMOTIyE LEAG uE--
Oldsmobiis, H. L. Peterson;
Grecn,P orter.Nash, George
Smith; Hallway House, Fred
Law. Collier Motor Sales Fred
smith; Central Chevrolet, Curly
Waters: Nasthurn.IInines, J.
NJ. Houghey.
BANKERS LEAGUE--Fe doral
Reserve, first National Dexter
Horton. Seattle National, Bank OF
California. National city bank. Sea.
board branch. Marine National, Ma.
,lonal Bank or Commerce, Seattle
Title Trust.
Evening star., 1925-04-24
HEAT WAVE IS DUE
TO OLAST TWO DAYS
Thunderstorm Coming Sum-
day or Monday-0ne New
Record Is Made.

Relief from the present heat wave
the third in April in the history Of
the Weather Bureaus 81 years of
records. was predicted today by Fore
caster Mitchell for Sunday night or
possibly Monday in the form of a
thunderstorm.
After it esta blished a new heat rec
ord for April %. with SO degrees yes.
terday Washington came back today,
and with a temperature of SO at noon,
smashed all existing records for April
"a.
Getting down into statistics, how
ever. the present wave is not as hot
as it was in 1896 or in 1915. In the
former year, on April II, Is and 10,
the temperatures, respectively, We're
80, SO and 90. while in 1915 the hot
test April on record, the temperatures
We're SO. "a and 95 for the 25th, 26th
and 27th
Unless the thermometer takes de-
cided jump tomorrow and Sunday the
1915 record for a heat wave over two
or more days will stand unchallenged
Following the predicted break in the
heat wave. Mr.. Mitchell said there
will be nothing radical nor will
there he long drawn out days of rain
and cold. a lower and pleasant tenn
perature will obtain as far as he can
predict today.
Evening star., 1925-04-24
a MINERS TRAPPED
BY FIRE IN IDAHO
Rescue Parties Have Hope of
Reaching Menu. S. Ex-
perts Are Assisting.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WALLACE, Idaho. April 24.-Hope
that IA men entrapped by fire in the
workings OF the Hecla Silver-Lead
Mine at Burke, seven miles from
here. were still alive and would be
rescued. from their prison on the low
er levels. was expressed by a news
paper correspondent who returned
from the mine early today.
He declared that the imprisoned
men are believed to be in the Sta
workings, two miles from the 1Iecla
main shaft.
Air compressors were working, II
was declared, to clear the air of the
workings of any gas and smoke that
might have penetrated to that part
of the mine and at O'Clock the
fire pumps were started.
Rescue Forces on Hand.
Twenty helmet men of the United
States Mine Rescue Forces were on
the ground ready to go below.
If the men still in the mine re-
mained in the Star workings, mine
men declared, they were confident
they were in no great danger. The
belief was expressed that the fire
would be confined to the Hecla mine
proper and that present measures
would bring 1t under control shortly.
Three men We're brought out alive
from the 1,000-foot level after fire.
breaking out in a pump station at the
2, 2,O00-foot level had imprisoned the II
members of the night crew on the
lower levels The remainder of the
night crew, numbering in all about
100 men, according to estimates, made
their escape.
Fire Starts at Midnight.
The fire started shortly before mid
base of the main shaft on the 1900
foot level The pump man on duty
left his station, 1t was stated. and
when he returned about 10 minutes
later he found the plant afire. The
Star workings extend laterally from
the Heckla shaft, and mine officials
believed today that the air lines that
carry fresh oxygen to the miners
there were unbroken.
The only danger they saw for these
men was that they might have at
tempted to make their escape through
the numerous workings in the Heckla
proper above the 2,000-foot level. If
they had, the fear was expressed that
they might have entered the area
filled by the poisonous gas and smoke
from the fire. No night crew was at
work in the Heckla proper.
The blaze itself, the mine men be
lieved. was confined to the lower par
of the main shaft and, with the ia
cilities available, they expected that
the damage might be held to nom
inal amount. ft