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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
SIiERIFIS
KEPT BUSY

Many n fight was broken up by tho
appearance Of tho sheriff with a
posse Of deputies. One time the fight
would be staged along the shore at
Belllnghnm and the next time II
might be down around Olympia.
I'll never forget one Of those
trips that took when Kid Cur.
ley was booked 10 meet young
fellow named Mclaughlin. The
boat crulsed up and down the
Sound for hours and they were
met by two sheriifs at likely
spots and finally the boat was
locked of Of Nashon island.
The ring was hastily pitched and
the fans gathered around II. but no
body would take up the burden OF
refereelng because OF the danger OF
arrest OF the representatives OF John
law would .nusnr
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State open Golf Meet
Began This Morning

going 80 hot for any dark horses
that IL Just seems IN tho one has 10
mention them, ana. then again,
their names Ia proof sufficient that
the cream Of the Northwest Is hero
for the state meet.
Bob tombstone. the veteran pro.
fossional OF the Seattle Golf club
and president Of tho Northwest Pro
fessional Golfers association. found
II impossible 10 take part I'm tho
tournament-the first one he's
missed since he came TO the North.
west some 20 years ago-but he
hopes TO be able to preside at the
dinner given by the entertaining
club for the members OF the pro.
fessionals association at the club.
house this evening.
Win the open championship
settled on Tuesday, the amateurs
win have the field all to them.
selves for the remainder OF the
week, and according TO the list
Of entries turned In up TO this
morning. indications are that nt
least 100 simon.purcs win tec-off
In the qualifying round over the
darlington course on wednesday
moaning.
Word comes from Portland that
Frank Dolp and Rudy Wilhelm will
not be here 20 make n bid for The
state title. both having decided TO 20
south to compete In The California
meet instead, ThorS'is also some
doubt about the appearance Of that
other great Portland player DR., o
Y. willing, being at the tee on
Wednesday morning. But aside from
this trio Of stars. there viii positively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
PIGOTT, ESARY
ARE CHAMPIONS

Paul pigott and jim Esary scored
n oncmp victory against Thco Lc'
man and jim Hcadley in tho final
3g.holc match OF the hest balhand.
aggregate tournament, at the lngle'
wood course Saturday Tho win.
ming team had the assistance of a
one.stroKc handicap allowance. In.
cldcntnly, this final match was the
only one that tho pigott Esory team
found had to win.
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hhrlrat fnuEht OF inc dtNs
ThelmA Wolff won tho feature
match OF the women's singles from
Eilnor stephens AZ So, s.s. ca
Frank Kozlowskl 1899 winner. and
Don Waller, twice finalist. detnulted
their matches
Second round matches were all TO
bc completed today with the mems
doubles starting Tuesday
Because OF tho large number OF
entries and the limited time in which
10 complete matches the default rule
win be strictly enforced. all players
being required TO be ready TO play
within Is minutes Of the scheduled
time There viii be no moro post
ponemen;s turnout the rest o, the
tournament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Everett Auto
Racing

L,vERETT. Aus. Si.--Jack Ross. Of
IL Seattle. WAS tho leading track.
burner at tho auto races held here
Sunday when nc won three events
and finished third In another. Ross
was driving Ross Special.
Race against time Won BY Jack
Ross. Seattle.
Light car Under 1s1 cublu inch dis.
by Q. A. Smith. IN a
wilcox special; Phil Churchill. Churchill
Special, second. Harry Eckles. Ecklcs
and Summers Special, third.
Car. with go or under displacement
jack Ross Ross Special. first: Gus
Duryea. Medina Special, second Chot
fattn.. Romano Special. third.
Ligh and heavy car tacc--Jock Ross,
first. Gus Duryea, second; Chef Lntta,
third.
Free for nll--Frhnk Churchill. first;
Gus Dtnysa, second: Jack Ross, third.
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WONfEN'S RACE
STARTS EVEN

Swimming neck and meek ia inc
women's mile, kathryn Brown and
Dorothy widimor set terrific pace
az the start Of Tho race which they
maintained until the turn waE made
for the half mile Miss Widimer
forged slightly to the front at this
point and kept UP her same steady
stroke.
Miss Brown, altho trying
yaliantly TO keep up the stride
set by her youthful opponent, be-
gan 10 tire nj the three. quarter
mark and Miss Widimer drew
away and lot, Of water was seen
between the two mermalds.
Miss Brown was fifty feet behind
Miss Wldimer az the latter climbed
aboard the rnft. fresh and strong
after hor long swim across and back
the north end OF Green Lake.
Gene Spears finished third In the
mems mile and Betty Ransom was
third in the womon's plunge. Both
The third place swimmers were far
In tho wake Of the two leaders.
The results o. Tho other races on ii.
program arc a. feliovs
Beach TO beach derby Tor boys Pet,
usflin first Nti Lorkry. second Car
ncly spears. third, For Eirls BETTY Tay'
inr. fret. Catherine Mclean. second
Dorothy Davis. third Mems novice. ioe
yards, free style Jack Tpruey. first,
Husston Johnston. second James Bar
row third. Fifty yards hack stroke
Harold shidier FIRST James Harrow,
second. Gordon Dodds, third. Special
match race. under water. between olive
uotdermann and Lois Bates. was won By
tn. former for tho second time. Porpolss
diving First. Norma Hail. second. Dor.
othy Davies. Fifty yards free style. boys
under is-Ed NAKsl frat; Mel Dugan,
second. sam Harding, third. Same race
for girls Betty Taylor, first; CStherins
Mclean. second Dorothy Davies. third,
BOYS under u. so yards free style--Jaok
currier, first. Charles R.ddinE second;
Jack Thornton, third. Same for girls
Evelyn Peterson, first; Dorothy Lowe,
secondi Isequiiine Carton, third.
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day were players worthy OF tho tost,
for eight former amateur champions
teed off, and with them, winners of
this yenr'a tournaments from coast
TO coast.
w. c. Fowncs Jr., who won tho
amateur golf championship MS FAR
back as 1910, was among the former
tItlcholdcrs to start, Others were
bob Gardner, Francis Ouimct, Jess
swoctzor Max Marston, Chick Ev'
ans, pave Heron, and, OF course,
Jones.
Getting In their final practice Ticks
ON Sunday afternoon Swcelzcr lV22
winner. and young kccfc Garter OF
oklahoma, Western champion
turned In the best rounds. Bobby
Jones'. resting on tho lourolB OF his
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MONDAYS SCHEDULE
MEMS SINGLES
At ! L. ".

MEMS SINGLES
At ! L. ".
lrrol4 Friberr ~ Esri WhiiF
Al a r. ".
fisary Prussoif - Melvin btanEs.
D.nny Murray ~. C. c. Williams, EuEsns
snltA ", csen psttjeha. waiter rhAysr
81. Biliy Nswkirk
ASP. VI.
wiansr White Frissrs - Ray D. oes,
Doa Frye vs. Paul sutherland. winaY
fanxlis " W " Kennedy, Frank HeaE-
ana VI. bob Hssksth. winner = Andsr-
.sa. Pierce - Charles Bean. c. A. Joea-
.sa "a. o. r, stsphsas. i.layd SSfd''ron
VI, Kenneth Duncan
AZ $50 +. ".
s..nisy Heibecak ~ winner Prnssoff-
Dranka
Al r. ".
rrnrei. Kstcham ~ wirnFr Hstksth-
Wsaxlane. A. y. pouahu. ~. Jack Cab
Asrs puI Taylor - y r stsdmau. John
C,srrsa Va winner Psttti0hn-suiih. Aisr
winston - winner Tbzyss- Newkirk-
JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES
At I r. ".
H.nry shapiro ys, Donald Mrcisrsn.
A; T.. ".
BOB Briggs ~ Billy SsvklFk. BIZ
Howara Va Alex winston, Tommy Todd
- Dick Cor.
At r. VI.
wlaa.r Toea-cex -. Henry Pru.o1
TUESDAYS SCHEDULE
MEMS SINGLES
To Be made up a, board az eonpls,ion
4 Moadhys matches
40 p. W.
Rita NsYer - Thslina Wosn, irsns
stephens " Marie MeNab.
JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES
At =. VI.
winner % Briggs Sswkirk - winner
shapiro MeCisrsn. winner Howard Wins-
ton IS Raymond Guuthsr Buster Shields
u. Rsn Ptsrsor. Donald Lots Ts. sumner
osboru.. Hou. Hosssn u, Glenn Diets,
Charles Bean Va Lloyd Nordstrom.
~ T. ".
Ksnrsth Wallace vs r v Morgsn.
vinssg PFussnif -T9da-C Cox V Jim Kinder.
fgn
MEMS DOUBLES
~ r. VI.
bnlisr snd Oldham f,. Bennett and
yr-dsrieks. Murrsy and Day -. uodtrsy
ard AHdsrson. s,sdman and Cox vs. Nor
Esn and Morgan. Nord4uls; ard Bsan ~.
COX and Richards. Nswkirk and winston
"a Aisxantss and Gunthsr. Gsbssrt and
STENCIL Va stephens and partner. Duncan
anf stone vs.. wiltse and Holden. De
ota ard Rs,os va Mcponaid and Cup.
At r. ".
BsTsus and Powers "a Rsiisy and
Wsissaoorn. Thsysr and Haalou vs.
Drury and Bonhan. Del POSI- and
strong rs. winner Oldham. Miller Bennett.
Frsdsrieks. winners johnson, Hscknsr-
kstehsm. stesn vs. winner stsdnAn. Cox
Morgan and Morgan
81 $50 r. ".
windy IArElls ard Earl Whit. -
HosriaHd and Gunons.
At r. ".
hssksih and Dranxa w. Clarke and
Isrron. winners NoTdquls,- Bean Coz,
Richards rs winners Nswklrk. winston.
Alexander. Gunthsr. Frtbsrx and suthsr-
land Va frye and o Brisn, kennedy and
aalcero ". Best and Donshus. K0ziow.
al and Williams W. Curran ard Curran.
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By Alex G. Rose

WITH every prominent golfer
W from the professional r-nks in
INC Northwest and most OF the lead.
ing amateurs Of this section teeinK
oil This morning in the 70 holes Of
mccall play competition for the
washington state open champion.
sn'p at the darlington Golf clubs
new is-hole links, there will Ger.
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DO the rest OF ths wcll.known anna.
taurs Of the Northwest In the field.
The palripgs will be made
Tuesday morning and play will
start ut 3 o'clocI, the following
morning.
The low 80 qualIflors viii form the
championship draw and flights Of
i6 will be provided for the rest Of
the field. Those who fail TO got
n qualifying seoro that, according to
their handicap rating, slMuld place
them In certain flbhi, or ono bet.
ter. VIII be RELOCATED into tho non.
aualIfers' group. In which match
plny viii he decided on handicap al.
lowanco OF threo'qunrtors Of the DIFF
ference.
TniB 'non.quolIflcrs flight" wnA
introduced In the Northwest N the
womon's state meet In Everett last
week and worked like u charm.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
ATNt4 sISUIEs

AFN's SINGLES
Charlie. Bean defeated Ciiff Nsrdaaist.
So, 81; Arnold hnasrsaa defeated c ".
Johnson. 90 80. igsf q. r stephens
defeated ". J. CalR. 60. ssg Dick Hufr
defeated pad" Ksiehnsr. 81. SO A. n
ponAhus defeated II. n. Miller hy ss'ault.
Jack dasssrt defeated = n MafGsn ~
default, Btli Taylor defeated u.na Old.
ham. 80 40 E.H
D. T.. stsdmsn defeated s.mnsl Get
by tetanli: Eugene smith defeated War
FEN Brown. ie-x. s-i Cecil Pstiiiohn de-
fsatsd ESri usas. 80. i.s. ell. Ishn Cur
ran defeated q. y. prurY. a.. ~; Cal
vim Eusssli defeated Prank KoEiowssi ~
isfsuit
LioJd Nsrdstrem defeated c. o. nat-
ter. So -. walter ThsYsF asfsAfsd
Hssssrt Gibson hY default. f,ily Nsvslrh
defeated o. ", aanxdrr 81. 80! kisx
Winston defeated Kenneth wsiiaes. sc
SO
Arnold Trih%rx defeated rsnhnny redd.
is. 80. 81: RAY ps Ocs defeated IL
Roy Kelly 81. 81. Stanley Hoibrpok
defeated wayne o'artsn. 81. ST. stan.
icy Holsrook rsfsatsi John Henry. SO,
~: John Hsnry defeated Howard Hen.
nstt ~ default
50. &c. Den rrys beat J. n. MrGfath
So. So; Paul Sutherland defeated niii
Curry BY default. 0sns Rs,os beat Hs~-
sgd WRissnbarn. So. k.i$ Whiteumh
Qulliian defeated Paul Frederick 81 ds.
faait aud bsat Hssas. So -.
Windy fanxiie beat X. Wiits.. 60. s-oI
" ". KsAnsdy bss; Henry shapiro. 81,
s-i. Kennedy bsst Alfred WATSON. t.s.
So. So.
Denny Murray beat yiseeat saie.ao.
So. Sc. g. G. Williams beat sam strenE
g. a nj
Poori. 81. 81. Preston Mcdonald beat
y. =. stssu. 81. "a. Merritt bay beat
Ralph Tets. 81. IS, -. Mcdonald best
Day. 81. go
woMEN's SINGLES
Irene STEPHENS beat Mildred Ann Dunn.
SO. Sill nitA Meyer ses, Mrs. Ksiiy. Ell.
81. ThslmA Wolff bsst Eilnor stephens.
81. "a. so
JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES
Bob Brixxs beat Robert smith. ca.
rs. BliIy Ns~tirk bss, John Taylor. ~.
81. Hsnry shapiro bsa, Hollis nrowsr.
50. 81. Donald NcClarsn, les. 81.
Biu Howard beat Roger johnson, 90.
rs. Ell: Alex winston beat p.rnsrd
Iaxsr. 81. Sd Buster Shield. beat Terry
Dobsisr By default: Raymond gunthsr
beat Meyer Ai.1andsr. 81. if-te. Rsn
Pisrson beat Carl Holden. 50. 80; Don
aid Lotx beat Lowsli NcKso~n. default.
sumner Osborne beat Robert Elias. 90.
81; Hollis Hosssii beat shirley sprasg.
0-s. So. SO Glen Diets beat Grenviils
sprsEE, So. Ga.
Charles bean beat Calvin Russell. de-
fault. Lloyd Nordstrom boat Herbert
Gibson. default Kenneth wsiises bsa,
X. wiitss. 81. 81 John Curran beat Il.
V. Horrsn, rs. 81. Jim Anderson b.s,
Bert Curran, 7-J. is 81. Jim Anderson
beat Harry GODFREY. a-s. as. T-s
Henry rrus.of beat Harry Larson, 81
60. Tommy Todd beat ~ clarke. 50.
ST.; Dick Coz beat Thornton Watson,
default
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DOC PERRY
WAS CURED

I had beef boxing with n doctor
named Perry at the time. n high
class fellow who took up the game
for the exercise and just the day be.
foro he happened to get a black eye.
and It was a pip. while doing his
daily ring work.
Perry was nj the ringside and
there was n one.armed fellow
who was master OF ceremonies
who was scouting for a referee.
He finally saw Perry's skinner"
and he yelled, Come on up here
and referee this, you look like
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Accommodations for their boxing fare.
Two decades ago, in order TO see box
ing exhibition, the fans and fighters alike
had to play hide-and-seek with the sheriffs
Of Washington, as the ring game was Ia
booed in most counties and all Of the eX-
element wasn't confined TO the ring
The managers of a big excursion boat
named the Star would line up couple of
battlers for a 20-round fight They adj
vertised the scrap and sold tickets, which
were taken up before the boat sailed.
The boat was usually loaded from stem
to stern with big bugs for every scrap,
atho the fans and fighters never knew
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pugr Perry. who had fine
reputation rs n physician, couldn't
be coaSed up into the ring and he
soon gave up the sport as the
fighters Of those days didn't have
the class that the topnotcliers do
now and he didn't want TO be
classed with the puSs.
Anyhow the fight finally started
and Curley won. II 1 remember right
~. along about the seventh or eighth
round.
Those old excursion trips up and
down the Sound win be remembered
by the older fight fans as all Of the
thrills weren't confined to the ring.
On Tuesdays chapter Austin
will tell about the famous, or,
maybe, infamous, wrestling
match between doc" Roller
and Frank Gotch, that exposed
the fake wrestling in Seattle
and barred the mat game for.
ever in the Queen City)
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LIGHTWEIGHTS
MEET TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Aug. sid Terris
and jack Bernstein, two contondcw
for the lightweight championship,
meet tonight In l2round bout in
the Queonsboro stadium, Tcrris was
n slight fnvoritc IN tho betting he.
cnuse II is Bcrnstcin's first fight
after u long illness.
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Henry r. Blake Writes
About Grid Code
He Explains New Off-Side and On-Side Rules in Re-
gard to Partially Blocked Punts; Kickoff Set
Back 10 Yards; Two Penalties Changed
BY Henry f. Blake

HE football rules, for years the most am
biguous code in athletics because of the
constant changes in the game, first from
rugby to mass play and then to the modern
open game, are fast nearing perfection.
Several important changes have been
made in the code and viii be in effect this
season.
The most radical of the new rules af-
fects blocked punts.
1t reads:
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Austin Tells
of Old Fights

THIS Is the first chapter Of
Il Lonnie Austin's stories Of the
old ring days in Seattle Austin,
who is the dean OF AL the North
western promoters in the number
u years engaged in the sport.
has a fund Of good yarns which
he will spin for readers OF The
Star. Stories OF Eddie Pinkman,
Johnny OLeary. Percy Cove and
that host OF ring stars OF decade
pr so ago that viii take the fans
behind tho scenes in the local
boxing game. There viii be some
20 stories in all and they viii APP
pear daily until completed
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hueston. the homo pro and holder
81 the Pacific Northwest title;
mor'ie Du,ra, Phil Taylor Walter
rufsey' Neil Christian, Johnnie
Joneh, Bon stein. Jack Westlnnd,
slll Dalglclsh, Dave Ayton and Moi
Smith.
mere ls o host u other star
payer on the field with their re.
psc,lye caps sot for the crown.
,ul me aforementioned group seem
nave tho habit Of making the
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WASCHER NEERS
OFF COIR

He closed the distance rapidly and
AZ the three quarter point he was
pressing Washer for the lead.
Washer vesrcd Off his course at This
stage OF the race while Torney was
swimming straight as a die for the
raft tina, marked the finish line.
While some 800 spectators were
pressing close 10 the waters edge
at the finish, Washer and Tor.
ney were staging their battles for
supremacy.
Tho curly-haired Crystal club
Swimmer touched the raft few
seconds before Torney and Tor the
second time In tho last five years,
Washer became champion.
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on an attempt at goal from
field. in which case the goal,
If made, shall not be allowed.
A kicked or blocked ball be-
hind the scrimmage line is
treated as a tumble.
This eliminates plays such as
mode In the California Washington
contest alsy year when q Washing.
ton end partially blocked a Cnlifor,
MIA punt which was recovered by
Babe Horrcll and put California in
position to score its only touchdown.
Tho ball. In that case would revert
TO Washington where Il waa touched
by the opponent
KICKOFF
SET BACK
Tho kickoff has been set back 10
the s0-yard line. which VIII return
tho old runbaclc 10 tho game. Under
the rulcs lnat year tho kickoff was
made from midfisld ana there were
too many balls booted over the goal
line
Another important new rule il
that fivc.yard penalty for off
side shall not count ms first
down unless the ball IL advanced
to the yardage TO be obtained by
tho offensive side.
The winner OF the toss has boon
given tho option on both receiving
or kicking and choice Of 40 l.
The penalty for clipping from be-
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tainly be plenty
Of good golf on
tap before the
winner IL known
Tuesday even.
ing Thirty six
holes are being
played today and
the final 90 10.
morrow.
Among those
who are figured
10 finish at the
top OF tho list
when the grand
totals have been
figured UP are
Dave Black, the
title holder: Jack
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record breaking 81 OF tho day before,
did not play.
so large Is'the field that two days
are required TO got thru SO holes
Of the preliminary rounds. From Q
a m. until 2 p. m. golfers were tcelng
nff
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1922 utiist. by
n matter Of
IN hos satur-
day In the Firm
An n uai m / lie
marathon staged
by The Star. The
I o n & d Is lance
race was held m
the feature Of
W. j. - al q"
Henry'A Neptune
club event The
time was IS min
utes. IS seconds
Dorothy Widi-
m g r. entering
The Star mile
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swim for the first time. beat out
Kathryn Brown, twlce-erowned as
champion. by fifty feet. 20 capture
the womeu's tile. In 90 minutes. q
reconds.
Wasehcr swimming under the
coiors Of the Crystal club. started
out with a steady stroke TO pull away
from all Of tho other contestants.
Torney. padding an even overland
stroke. was trailing the winner by
fifty feet AZ the hnlf mile point
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Bill Taylor, the Seattle Tennis club star.
and Gene Oldham, the Woodland park
performer putting on the main event Of
the day
Oldham forced Taylor TO three sets be.
fore going down TO defeat, 90, 60, 6-3
Oldham took the first set, but Taylor
out-speeded him and finally pulled out the
match.
Dick Burr. the 1920 champion, had to
show his best tennis TO eliminate the vet
eran Dad Kelchner at So, 6-S.
In the junior matches Raymond Gunther
and Meyer Alexander staged the feature,
nning OIL, l2-l0 the last set being the
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tho pick OF Amer
lean q m n O u r
golfers an d n
couple OF stall.
warts from Can.
n da clamborod
I o W n r d h o
charmed circle OF
10 which will re.
main on Wcdncs.
day 10 fight II
out for tho cham.
pionship crown
now gracing the
brow Of Bobby
Jones Of Atlanta.
In the field OF
1917 contestants
which aot out 10.
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COAST

GAMES THIS WEEK
los Angsiss Al s-atus
saa Francisco A. Portland
salt Lake A. oakiAzd
Sacramento at vsraep
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West Seattle
Wins Semi-Pro
League Title

I ED by Len Oliver, manager OF
- the West Seattle A. c., the
West Siders defeated Druxmans'
for tho Somipro ball title, 6 to 3,
Sunday Mt Hiawatha playfield. All
oliver did to defeat the DruNmnns'
ninc wns TO knock in five runs and
score one himself.
In the seventh inning, with the
bases loaded, Oliver socked triple
TO score Hurley, Mallott and Willis,
all three OF whom had singled in
succession. That cinchcd the game
for the 1925 champions, as they
had scored three runs in previous
innings.
only four hits were allowed the
Druxmans' nine by Cunningham,
who did tho twirling for the win.
ners. Kraut. Druxmans' pitching
ace. was found for IL safetics, Will
lis and oliver getting three apiece.
Glnsberg was the outstanding star
of the losers, his fielding being per.
feet and his homer accounting for
one OF Druxmans' runs.
The score: II. II, f..
Druxmnns' ...,,.,,,.
West Seattle .,....',,' ~
Batterics-Kruut and Warner;
Cunningham and oliver.
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DIVIDE BILL.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 31.-The
Seals and the Angeles broke even in
ia double bill here yesterday, San
Francisco winning the morning af-
fair, 10 TO 5, but dropping the after.
noon max, IL to 9. The victory gave
San L,l.nnnIrnn tnn snr.icc
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rELKEy TO FIGHT L0MsKi

Ray pclltcy oakland @middle.
weight, has boon signed TO fight Leo
Lomski six rounds mt tho seattle
bah park, September s, pclkey viii
arrive Thursday 10 train for tho
fight. 4
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Tennis Results and Schedule

ouiliiAn ard Tayisr vs. MsGr.ih .ns
ueisreok, Tsts sad MosafG AHdsrsoH
ard Andersen
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Fauortes Win Opening Matches in Star Tennis Tourney
Oldham Forces Taylor
to Three Sets
Burr Forced to Travel to Beat kelchner Thelma
Wolff Beats Elinor Stephens in Thriller;
Mems Doubles Start on Tuesday

T>AVORTTES won in the first round matches of The
i Star-Woodand park tennis tournament on the park
courts on Saturday but there plenty OF thrills with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
HOMER WINS

LOS ANGELES, Aug 81 Oak.
land and Vernon split yesterdays
doublc.hcadcr here. the Tigers cop.
ping the first meeting. 20 |, and
the oaks winning the second to 3.
Swanson accounted for three Vernon
runs In the first game by hitting a
home run with two men on bases.
First game: r. II, II,
Oakland ..,..,.n.,., 1 s /
vernon ,,..,,s,,..,.'.,,, v
Batteries Krnusc and Baker Lu.
dolph and whitney.
Second game: II. II. -.
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Vernon ,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,, o IL o
Batteries kunz, Boohlcr, Pruott
and Byler; Bryan, Barfoot, Johnson
and whitney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Amateur Golfers Teeing Off at
Oakmont for u. S. Title Today

nAkMONT COUNTRY CLUB, Ful.
" ton, Pa. Aug. 3i.-Among tho
crags and crannios Of tho historic
and mountainous Onkmont course.