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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
All-City Net
Entries Will
Close Tonight
Largest Entry List in His
tory of Big Tourney Ex-
pected as Lists Close

ENTRIEs FOR the An-clty Tennis
~ tournament under the auspices
Of the Seattle Tennis club. we're 10
close Thursday evening Al G O'Clock.
No entries will be received after
that time
Draws and pairingB viii be made
for the entrants 30 that the first
matches can start promptly satur.
day. II L. planned TO have the tour.
nsy last for 10 days. closing June
1t.
Entries are already pouring in 10
the club and the total number IL
expected 10 reach 30 or 30 befor.
the lists close. This Is the largest
number Of net entrants in a city
tournament.
All the matches VIII be played
az the Seattle Tennis club. under
The management OF WhI,comb ouil.
Ian.
The advent Of wally Scott and
Leon Turenne In the tourney rnlseg
competition 10 high plane. Scott
Is the national intercollegiate cham.
pion' while Turenne holds the Pa.
cifIc Northwest tennis title.
In the doubles play against Scot,
and Turenne Is a strong field. Such
pairs as the Langlie brothers, Whit.
comb Quillian and Bill Taylor. Army
Marion and Dick Van der Las, and
Bob Hasketh and Mel Dranga are
bent on making competition keen for
the favored team.
Misses Irene and Elinor Stephens
and Miss Wolf have signed up 10
play In the women's matches. En-.
tries in the women's section are de-
plorably few and only few who
have real ability are entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Zev May Come
Back to Turf

NEW YORK, June ii.-After a
IL season Of placid domestieity on
the velvet acres OF the farm, Zev.
the greatest money winner that
syer tired the loan OF an American
race track, viii BE- brought back TO
the track TO challenge the handicap
nags for the seasons honors-
Sam Hildrcth. trainer OF the
horses owned by Harry Sinclair.
has been so encouraged by Jews
appearance that he will start train
ing him at once. Hildreth believes
the 5-year-old champion OF 1919
will stand training and shake up
the handicap division later in the
season, altho experience on the turf
furnishes little material for optim-
ism.
Zsv has been in the stud since
early in the spring.
Gray Lag and Purchase were
brought back TO the running by
Hildrcth after they had retired. and
both OF them broke down. altho
Purchase won two good races be-
fore he collapsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Hills Loss
Is Surprise

DHu.ADELPHiA. June IL
one Of tho biggest surprises
OF the recent Eastern intercolle-
giato track and field games was
the double defeat Of George HlI.
Pcnn's star runner
In the 1924 meet I'M won both
the 100 and 22O-yard dashes,
making close 20 record time In
each, This spring he appeared 70
be IN better shape than ever and
had been strongly counted upon
by Red and Blue rooters 20 re-
peat
But In the century event, Chef
Bowman OF Syracuse and Bayss
Norton. Yale. proved too speedy,
I'M getting but third position. In
the furIong. Russell OF Cornell.
rather hprunE an upset by beat.
ing i'm 10 the tape by n scAni
margin. In 1924 I'M showed his
heels 20 all these runners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

Hornshy has taken a club that war
going no where In particular and
transformed Il into a threat for the
pennant He has the same players
that Branch Hickey had. but no has
insillod new spirit
The burden Of management
seemed TO act a. spur on
Hornsby. for he has increased
his batting average IS points
since he took the rcins Of the
club and has taken first place
among tho home run hltiers
with a total Of l6 clouts. lie
has won three games by his
individual hitting.
Seven pitchers have started games
and finished them since the ratah
gamely accepted the rather thank.
less Job OF handling club that
had been one OF basebail'a biggest
disappointmcnts. Hickey was one
OF tho master mind school OF man.
ayers. Like John McGpw. he
thought better results could DO oh.
tanned by doing tho thinking for
his players and relieving them OF
all mental burden.
while McGraw was away from
the Giants for six weeks. Hughic
Jennings. his assistant. tried the
experiment OF letting the players
think little on their own and
the experiment was great sue,
cess.
My players ought TO know how
TO know how 10 play their own
positions or they would not bs In
the major leagues" Hornshy said
when he took over the management
OF the club. I'm going 20 let
them do their own thinking. I
want their advice. even. when II
comes 10 removing q pitcher or
sending up a pinch hitter I'm not
going 10 lead them I'm going
along with Them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
College Star
Denies Report

WORCESTER. Mass. June IL
Walter Gautreau. star second base.
man OF the champion Holy Cross
college team, denied that he had
signed n contract with tho Phiia.
dslphia Athletics. Gsutreau said he
did not intend 10 sign with any
major league club but would play
minor league baseball on the Pa
ciflc coast this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Tell Folks Back Home We're Ready!" CalIow
He's Columbia
Athletic Star

EoR three seasons Columbia
University boasted great
athlete in Waiter Koppisch. foot
esll and track star Frankly
he was one Of the best the Blue
ana White ever had.
Now along comes Jack Van
hrocklln, captain and pitcher OF
this years baseball team, who
has just been selected az tho
mos, valuable player ON the nine.
lie has led the diamond team
TO- the past two years aud also
starred in football,
Besides all this. he's presl.
dent OF his class and active in
student councils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Merchants May
Forfeit Double
Contest Sunday

THE West Green Lake Merchants
l. may forfeit their games TO the
Arden Cubs Sunday in the double
bill scheduled. The manager Of the
Lakers is not yet certain II his team
can play. II viii be known definitely
Friday afternoon.
The scmi.finals are near in The Star
league with the Parkland Athletic
club a sure cinch in league number
one and the Independents in league
number two. II remains for one team
in each league TO qualify Sundays
games VIII probably determine the
team that will play off against the
leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
u New Date of
IGotham Program

I iVaK, June 1i.-Promoters
-'as the hospital fund may
saa July 2 for the middle
[. 1anpionship bout between
90 and Mickey Walker. The
'aea with another feature
s'ssen Harry Wills and
|, nsnert, was scheduled for
\ of had to be postponed
,Azsr was laid up with an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Lose Bets o
Yet Happy

WITH both men placing bets that
w they would not catch a fish.
"Packey' Dunn. manager Of the Pa
clfic Coast Casket Co. and q y llll.
president Of the n.Hamilton
Undertaking rarlors, both returned
with limit catches from Lake Han
cock
Dunn paid Hill and IliIl paid Dunn.
Tho limit Of Eastern Brook trout
was caught by the two men and
neither catch had a fish that weighed
under two and II half pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Tacoma Club
Plans Shoot

The Tacoma Gun club will hold a
one-day shoot on the Tacoma range
Sunday. with one OF the largest
Washington entry lists.
Teams from Spokane. wenatchee.
Chshnlis and Southern Washington.
besides delegation from Seattle.
Everett and Bellingham, are expect
ed 20 enter.
Three classes will be in the gath
ering, A, Il and c. Prizes will be
awarded 20 the individuals and
teams who score the highest in IN.
shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
MORGAN WINS
FROM GORMAN

OAKLAND. June fis-Tod Nor.
gan. OF Vallejo. Pacific coast feather.
weight champion. won easily here
las, night from Joe German. Port.
land. German was knocked down
In tho first round and never was
dangerous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
skies Look
ELL onRiver
a fasteners
VIII Be Crew to
y, Thinks Callow,
|, Another Is Feared
~ p. ]. WALSH

hl -
4 .,,0oaasnt OF The star.
[rrHKEEPSIE, n, Y
W. 1.-THE Univers'
H. Washington Fights
I.asrs for the Nationa.
r. championships, and
- Of a two-year title
u their long training
h an Wednesday, after
En- here late Tuesday
rpon.
{. ru.rtal crews. easily the
n I. he Hudson. got on the
y. rs, nigh, after their ar
H.. 4, SIC, in the afternoon
II, soss showed splendid
a..pl,e the fact that the
,s,Icn was nothing more
IL , lImberinE up exercise
q GLOW had planned. 10
Il. 10 stiff and cramped
T. after The long train
/. gskies had the appearance
Il, snco,h. powerful, hrainy
"a The varsity viii more
rs,ot the Navy. who Is ex.
! pasA the boys nom the
H., ID the big splash, to its
< ,ycr.
H. greeted by a represent
a the Seattle Star on
iriyal here, Callow,
~-in foe the group, said:
sys are In the best Of
n They weathered tho
huns well and are eager
y, the best In the East In
rufta two weeks hence.
an tell the folks hack
.hii We win be ready and
lint. altho We expect to
nxdai 10 the limit by ut
ne Eastern crews.
rsa followed the Huskies
rysr shortly after the
.rsa crew had taken the
With Penn and Columbia
Il ~ IN the rear.
Taa. coach OF the Wisconsin
ns tisplsased with the work
sa1gsrs and when the crew
l lack IN the boathouse, the
Il vas shufflsd east and west
"a stem % stern. All OF the
is IN the drill crews took
BIZ q the smooth patch OF
dow the bridge for polish.
ycseS sltho no shell opened
= tlll strength.
srns. the 18th hour hope at
"a performed the best on the
ahs. hitting IS in a fast clip
tnzrse.
shnyton drew the praises
hry, number OF onlookers
10 Tine during the prac-
y Callow order the Huskies
VA up and increase the
p he full limit.
q niles a day is the program
Washington swsepsters for
s tie week and Callow an.
y Tat the most intensive
! Fcgld b. followed up 70 the
ts regatta.
rnisses are now training on
m Il the Hudson. with SYRIA
ri carnsll being expected Fri.
d Navy boatsmsn viii not
srti June Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
LEAVES AFTER TOURNEY

playing IN the Pacific Coast tennis
tournament, June 20.2s. Miss Helen
Wills, American womens tennis
champion, viii 70 East the last OF
June or tho first Of July TO defend
her title in "a series Of appearances.
sho told The United Press today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
KEEPS TITLE

Los ANGELES. June it-Joc
stccher retained the mythical world
heavyweight wrestling championship
today having defeated Dan Koloff.
Bulgarian grppplcr. in two straight
falls In their local contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Prelins for
College Meet

CHICAGO. June ii.-Contrary TO
original plans. trials will be held
tomorrow for tho national collegiate
a. a. track and field meet. TO be
held az Stage field Saturday. ON.
Gals announced qualifying heats
would be necessary when the entry
list became Unexpectedly large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
\ Wainright
Pgns Coaching
| Bill for $4,000

Il l0RK. June Miss
r. Wainwright. former ma
iupion and Olympic swim
= agnsd a contract to coach
y and diving a, the Went.
nd IN Portsmouth, n. II.
isi 5000 for three months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
WOODS WINS

PORTLAND, Ore. June IL
Sailor Jack Woods, light-heavy.
weight wrestler OF Houston. Texas,
threw Frank Pilling last night at
the end Of ~ minutes. so hard, that
he could not return to finish
scheduled two-hour wrestling match.
II was the only fall OF the eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

home runs. set.
ting tho batting
pace in the Ma.
tional league
and handling tho
most improved
club In baseball.
Hornsby has
taken another
sock al that al.
ready boasted
theory that n
star player can
not be a star
maIfagcr
In 10 days as
a IN an aver,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Everett Shuts
Out Mt. Vernon

MOUNT VERNON. June IL
Everett went further into tho
Northwest Washington ball league
by defeating Mount Vernon here
last night. 8 to 0. Ferguson, on
the mound for the Seagulls, turned
back the Miikmaid5 with only five
hits,
The Mount Vernon team made
four errors which added 20 the II
hits the scasulls made, Melted five
runs.
The score: II. ". r.
Everett ................ 8 II o
Mount Vernon .......0 5 :
Batteries-Ferguson and Maloney;
Gardner and Cook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Mistake Made
in Number of
Points Scored

CTEVENS won the grammar
~ school track title with 80 points
Instead OF %, as previously re.
ported. The Stevens school ex.
hlblted lots OF power In tho meet
and showed more strength than any
Of the other all.eity winners for
some time.
AS most OF the athletes are gradu-
atlng. the school win be hard
pressed TO repeat its performance
next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Ridley Loses Call
in Southern Fight

WILMINGTON. Cal, June IL
Pico Rsrnies, featherweisht, took a
hard-fought decision here from Bud
Ridley. former Pacific coast feather.
weight champion. Ramies won sew
en- OF the 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Flanagan Comes
Back and Wins Go

SAN FRANCISCO. June lI.-Pat.
ry Flanagan. st. Louis feather.
weight, won a close decision here last
night over Danny Martin. Portland.
Martin led for the first half OF the
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
TORPS WIN

Tho U. s. 8. Farragut was
trounced by the Pacific Coast Tor.
pedo station. IL to .. played ut
Keyport. Nine errors were made
by the Admirals. The Torps' pitch.
er held the losers to five hits. while
~ were collected by his mates.
The score: II. II. T..
Y. s. s. Farragut. ....... 3 s Q
?. G.. T. 8. .............12 IL s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
URBAN RED" FABER
Right-Handed Pitcher, Chicago

White SOY.
Bofn--Cascade. Iowa, September
8. 1883.
Major League Carcer-PurchaSe
by white sox in 1918 from Des
Moincs club. Western league. Re.
ported price. $4,000
Outstanding Fca,s-won 20 games
and lost i3 in 1915. In 1917 allowed
tut i,os earned runs per game Has
been In one world series
Who was North and South open
golf champion In ls257--s. S. s.
Walter Hagen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

Improves as
Teams Pilot
Hornsby's Batting Aver
age Up 35 Points Since
Landing New Job

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK. June lt.--Rogers
~ Hornahy. the star playing man,
ager OF the 81, Louis Cardinals. Is
the latest sensation in the major
leagues
Leading the major leagues In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

Yesterday, hsro-Iiob Msus-i. Yankee
ouifisldsr tripled IN the 10Th inning
with two on bases and drove IN the Two
runs that hest The Indians to g.
Two pinch singles In the ninth. n sac
rlf,s znd three more singles IN success
sion scored three runs taat gave the
Athletics 10 4 victory over the white
boa
Rogers IiorusbSs home run with two
On helped 10 put over an fight-run rally
In The fifth inning aud the Cards won
their ihird straight from the Robins
~ toll
Cayensy's single. a triple by Niehau-
and a sacrifice ~ CritE. scored two runs
IN the seventh and the isds beat the
Phiiliss 20 2
Seventeen hits coupled with seven Doe
ton errors gave tins Browns an rssy
is 10 victory over the Red Ron
Dean held the Cubs safe In all tho
tight places and the Giants won again.
3 10 4.
Marberry stopped rally after Cove
isskiu had blosn W for four runs IN thv
siith inning and the ssnstors beat the
Tigers. ~ 70 :,
Three Pirate pitchers were pounded
freely and Inc Braves won. 9 10 4.
HOME Run LEADERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

HOME RuN LEADERS
Hornsby Cards. 10 MsuSfl, YAnks. IS.
Hsrtnstt Cubs. -. Williams. Browns.
rs simmons. Athletics. D. Robertson.
Browns. y Cobb. Tigers. !,
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19

Mr. Irving Hershey is well known in
Denver and Colorado. The very fact
that he is connected with the Royal
Music company means much to his
friends, acquaintance and to those
interested in music. He understands
music and the art Of interesting others
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19

national authority on cooperative
cf farmers produce, doclar-
ed TO the representative of the Jewish
Telcgraphic Agency.
when sending to the Dearborn In
dependent my demand for rctractiOn,
| did not deceive myself with the
thought that this demand will bring n
retrnctiOn," Mr.. Sapiro stated.
Nothing is ms stubborn as malicious
higot. 1t takes strong honor and n
great soul to admit the truth and to
do penuncc for n wrong.
Il demanded full aud Immediate re-
traction of the various charges against
me run through a series of articles
printed IN the Dearborn Independent
accusing me that my activities in con
uectiOn with the American agriculture.
in cooperative marketing as
sociations have been part Of "A Jew
ish conspiracy TO injurc am control the
farmer IN the interest of group Of
Jews of the United States. and to or.
ganize the farmers of America III the
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19
AN INTERESTING INCIDENT
IN BRODY'S DELICATESSEN

An interesting incident. related by
Mr., s Brody nj the Brodys Kosher
Delicntesscn Stores Company is worthy
of publication
n society matrun entertaining nt
bridge decided to serve corned beef
sandwiches. She knew that the best
to be had was at BrOdy's SO she drive
In her car toward BrOdy's to purchase
the necessary material. Passing "A deli
cutessen store On route she hastily de
cidcd to save time aud purchase AT said
store. One O'Clock when the luncheon
was served one guest spoke surely
Gladelia, this corncd beef is not Brody's,
Why" stammprs the embarrassed hos
tess, fully aware of the answer" Why.
repeats the guest, "OlI just because il is
SO | guess in the first place this corncd
beef is dry and stringy, tasteleSs and
coIorlcss. No Gladclin, this is not
Brody's cornCd beef
svrvicess have contributed to the pro
thought of II novel idea meeting with
the approval Of all guests present She
took out the untasted sandwiches,
placed her guests at card tables and
'pcd away this time toward Brodys.
When she saw the marvellous dis
play ON the counter, her heart jump.
ed. for there, in II tempting manner
was q delicious table Of dclicntesscn
products.
Need the story proceed, the party was
Il complete success after the hostess re-
turned, well the thanks belonged to
Brohv Moral substituting Brody's pro
ducts makes it hard ON you.
(ADNO
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19
KING OF ITALY TO SIT FOR
JEWISH SCULPTOR
llewI.h TcIegrnrhIc Asencyl

Romc-Thc King of Italy, Victor
Emanuel LII. accompanied by his
suite Admiral Monaco and General Cit
tadini has visited again the exhibition
Of Prof Gliccnstcin here. The King
stayed for over nm hour. lie engaged
Prof. Gliccnstein in conversation for
about twenty minutes, questioning him
as TO the methods Of his work and
showing particular interest in his wood
carvings.
The King reminded Prof. Gliccnstein
that eighteen years ago he had visited
his first exhibition in Rome and pur,
chased several works. including large
statue which occupies an important
place in the Quirinal Palace The King
has acquired number Of frypoints
which are exhibited. lie also has ar
ranged with Prof. Giclcnstcin for sit
tings for portrait busts Of himself and
the Queen.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19
THE CLIMAX DAIRY SELLING RE
TAIL AS WELL AS WHOLESALE

The Climax Dairy who for the last
twenty-five years have devoted their
energies toward wholesale business
have now decided to sell retail as well
rs Wholesale This news will be Of
great interest to any who have known
or done any business with the Climax
Dairy proprietors. They have always
served the public in the best manner
ut a most reasonable price. The quail
ity has always been 100 per cent.
At the present time The retail dis
trict is limited to West COlfaX but in
the course of few weeks retail trade
will extend to the whole city This will
hc welcome news 10 the patrons and
friends OF the Climax Dairy Co.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19
interest of Communism

interest Of Communism
According to the laws of the state
of Michigan. nc suit can he filed in
court against Il publication. unless de
mand for rctraction Is sent TO that
publication. | did this. | sent my
demand. In accordance with the
Michigan law, | also gave the Dear-
born Independent a reasonable time
to hnve this rctrnCtion printed. If the
retrncti0n will not appear In the Ford
magazine within the next two weeks,
| shall then net. | shall file suit nt
Detroit on the first IF March for
actunl and punitive damages suffered
by reason of vicious aud libelous nt.
tncRs.
THE suit will bc filed against Henry
Ford as president of the Dearborn
Publishing Company; against Il. g. Lei
bold the vicc-preSident and treasurer
against W. j. Cameron. the editor. and
against the Ford Motor COMPANY.
which has actively assisted in the cir.
culation Of this Iibelous publication,
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19

DO not continually praise your
ucIghbOr; from praise You may turn
to blame-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19


II smiling
reW
to
delighted
kCldi
o n
y
lie a conclusion
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19

and his connection with the firm spells
success
Associated with Mr.. Hershey Is n
man who has been IN the music bust
ness in Denver for seven years. Mr..
Milton l.. I.cve. He is particularly in
tcrested in musical instruments and
will handle for the Royal Music COM
pany n full line of musical instruments.
He will serve with complete under
standing all costumerS desiring band
and orchestra instruments and will pay
special attention to beginners in saxa-
phone banjo and violin
Apollo baby grand pianos, made for
over two hundred years, Wurlitzcr
player pianos. Royal monographs. and
ROYAL combinations consisting Of n
radio and phoncgraph in one, will nlI
be handlcd Service to the public l.
emphasized by the officials of the new
company.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19

Complimentary greetings for the
Tenth Jubilee edition, $500.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19

Complimentary greetings for the
Tenth Jubilee edition, s. 90.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19
Don't Forget
Our Annual
Spring Dance
March %
ArgOnaut Club
SAPIRO WILL BRING
SUIT AGAINST NRY
FOR ID AND DEARBORN
INDEPENDENT"

'hicngp-"The editorial which ap-
pcnrcd lately in FOrd's "Dearborn indie
pendent commenting my demand fer
rctrnction Of malicious statements
made against me 10y that magazine as
n Stump-speech of thirty-sevcn pages
did not surprise mo at an Mr.. Aaron
Sapiro, prominent Chicago lawyer and
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19
TWO WELL KNOWN JEWISH
MEN IN NEW NJ SIC
ESTABLISHMENT.

The opening on saturday March 14th
Of the Royal Music Ca. 1913 California
with complete new lines in radio and
musical instruments gives to the pa
irons and lovers Of music the largest
and best equipped music stores in the
state. The president of the company.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19
Complimentary greetings for the
Tenth Jubilee edition, $500.

The teachers of the religious school
Of Birth Sholcm Congregation, Spring
field, Illinois, presented Rabbi Maycr
Iipman with set Of Frazer's Golden
Rough" as Purim gift. When Rabbi
Iipman recently announced his resigua-
lion from Springfield, the Trustees
voted to request him to continue i'll the
pulpit
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-19

Blessed is the generation in which
the old listen to the young; and doub-
lv blessed is the generation in which
the young listen to the old-Talmud.