The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 25

MARCH 2 8 THE Giants and Senators Ma JATTLE STAR jor PAGE 25 See League Favorites | FRIDAY —_—_ ATE areca bi ‘, —_——— |_| Life of Wife |O wT THE WWDIANS | Winnei Ore ie cn | eee dee Po 2 | ‘ | Lire O ire arsmen to FY eas Winners of for Brazill Rated as Amateur in Polo Tourney } > } Ati 1O8 ANGEL March 10 DEL MONTE, Cal. Mar 2 DEL M' Cal, March 20. | A Bil Kitlefer, m: er © chi A profe al golf The wal Pi c t juifor and of Champion| Head South | |/ CAL 1924 Loom || it tiser maser er tn'ci | a oo im rena ‘ BY LORA LA BLANK A il 2 ie Th; S bag of gold for Vronk Brazil, || Weat's of wit tf tot ~ 4 ene SS. Killofer - made his bid as « || pr \, Pete Cast « teams of the West, ) Bea ite ot a chBmaniows BANAT DAY Hiky Graveto Leave for | The gerbil wig a lay from Omi te of te ti player wine ae Decline Is Taken in Stock || Scunter proposition SD ely Bp! VEkh pend hp ae eared, Ie oe Pa Honest, tt ‘an uk akland Nine Days Be- tive control of It, ‘The piteh Ie des | of Other Major League of tho 1 | tried to nell him || California chamy f course — fore Big Clash hdres in tive op | Mt Piammer wea’ edit Men Sayer; Clubs || feres wan not made vavile, tt || Ted Lewis Tossed |P%28h Tossers to plon . x af i a regular curve Jinan he te and Plummer ian't Just about jt. {s eald tO orange around mal bape oro eR tad 8 gg, rusporting one of tho winird Dalle) BY HENRY L, FARRELL || $10,000. H rial a London Scrap Report on age ‘ « with the California oars re! x seer wii | Killeter ts keeping Habe Herman ¢ TEW YORK, March 20.--Recent | “A aphy erie 2 : . ny" Torrance ¢ the men April 2, it was anno rie | rite halt and if| tient baw, wo it looks iike won't wi developments in the training Bi down to the lust aay. i The slashes asap tak ‘and tn t “Hatomatbe'sipe bag eyo rae camps of .the maj i Teagu gu « SALEM MEET © ze alga 4 I See etre en coe Apri). 1 ; John Zante, one of the rookle cateh ball teams ha md plon a {., and the Huskies will have a full |!" | ers, Unedd at ahortaton re altere cdefitecehe ad t ‘ ch “Rusty” Callow will prot | area’ waa traubled t Brick lewd thinks that rude! Sut races NAL) Ore., March 20.—The I 0 fre # that will race Califor ai last Witter and he's ready to go 1 the {Dall tourney planned to have been G D PH] IPS INC , cd Me ington|here has been called off because ° I 5 | 4hk ‘ vices. from the! oo pedy ts taking his own time abso | talking about wh Benat has| Rupert, Idaho, high school declined gnc BOAAR cae prepara atts | at wm Daly Is taking his own time about Bl ae Se cha akc noun fase Spappe Beran yy prepa 1308 SECOND AVENUE "Ky" ¥ i wa that ts alwaya|an example of his goif skill on the ba os Dy t go f ) t t to be making exce ent {rat at any time “val y ale He ete results putting the b 5 oe rey and tt a io never knows is are they prong “30 U: , te oppe = : ie conc mine a ere & *|Ray Schalk’s Hands Most ; : oung Fellow with a double portion of ear, and |Cleyelander Wins | Giant , Martin Favored to If she is of a not too nervous i might pleasure gathered from the ever-pres in hus disposition some be ent chance of a change Remarkable in Baseball , oy March 20.--Con) D) the amount of work that | man Noisy Golf Match| MON NHREVEPORT, toring g that time he erlaus injuries, has suffered although h ean Win Over Rosenberg SEW YORK, March 20 DEL } : ) Mart wo o jone 0 en ho has! p > crowded more tough Iu 1 team in th eaguc and best bet | (4 aoe 3 gen in tour-|he has done, the chances ho } probably crowded 1 toug ( es th 1 rai escenario March 15, was won by |taken and the different pitching ho| in last » than all the others |for the ant ar ‘hampion, in a 7 ¢ eral topograp! adh sslained with W. R. White, of Cleveland, 0. who!has handled, Ray Schalk, famous | combined. dotin MeGraw not only has fay ur 0 be sem variety not ven hieaaardiie’ type | ‘efeated Lew Pierce, of Suisan, Cal.,|catcher of the Chicago White Sox,| Doesirous of set a record of 1 a formidable team but his oppo from Ch Pht % A re or stands 7 at the ninth hole with a par has the most remarkable hands In|consecutive years in he| sition has been decreased y onge Hen t mec oe eee gallery of m th 100, baseball . : |worked 100 or more § contly, The Chicago Cubs and | Fridw t in 16 rour . wits of with megaphones, w Schalk began hin professional ca-|wan finally balked Man| the Brooklyn Robins have been json Square n 0 za horns, made life miser fc with Taylorville in the -M| Jinx,” who gut him di hall) almost wrecked. ADE 7 istinet ‘ players. eague in 1911 and has cat over | that number The Cubs. sitrted as the dark 2 — 1,650 games { nthe majors and mj ring the ¢ i mutha Bak’ whan ‘| Pedley, Polo Slat: KANSAS CITY, March Ea | Nors. games he has caught cits e (“Strangler”) Lev -| For ite vo years he caught |siasm he put in that w Is Golf Favorit weight wrestling c 100 or more gan twice as good a} has really worked about two NTE, March 20. Pat McGill of record as any other catcher in the|for every one he has played outstanding polo star of the Look ‘em over—scores of new light tans and blacks, atraie ails last night. Toots | madors. |majors," says Manager ti os ae built over roomy, good-looking, broad toe lasts. High Un is expected to ; . Mondt, Colorado, won two straight — sa — |e : : = Hea psig es grade workmanship and carefully selected materials Hone have bright and ire Sampson in the pre ; of Whee neo ek doa ne ah April 15, at De mark these outstanding values. ‘3 epee ad uch we a Sc ave a Monte. Siren sale: OMe eee — | Ump Baiters “digo pulang ie : $2.00 1» $€.00 male| riod of financial stagnation when 4 . es hold-| “Battling Beevo" is filling his 1 ndl 8 | that ts protected hcg air in| old familiar seat on the milk 16 Biase NEW TAN OXFORD FOR BOYS | wagon. | LOS ANGELES, Cal, March ines Sea Sak i ae NR Sa 5 : in there's an advan Once and occas 20. — Harry Willams, Coast “ ‘ Just Like Dad’s — Sturdy Oxfords in tan calf with wife of a champion “e eded stren league president, expects to keep a ng leather or crepe soles, Goodyear stitched. Small sizes after a winning fight, provided busy this summer socking fines she knows her cashierin, for on the Seattle club D his sala c a ea : with leather soles only. she can go get herself a whole “What a fine bunch of umpire - | ‘The New York Yankees have er 10% 018% ee outfit of the le things which unt or fing the| balters there will be on that In. a terrible summer in|, been a great disappointment In | cra ide 5 4. 00 us wimmin is noted for keeping ng. ea not a nit-| dian team." comments Williams, | many respects, la.) the training camp. They have | pion ; nee ee $3.50 $ the manufacturers out of the " up some-| “with Killefer, Cutshaw, Brazili |tion in the a eee. been kicking around their ex. hibition games, sav arm for abit Ppoorhouse by and be sitting c tb and MeCabe on the same club. pentler will rer n hibition games and seem more ¢ pennant ra “Western Auto” opened its first store on the Pacific Coast. 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