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WEDNESDAY, Thrill in © Running Is at Finish TAKES COURAGE Charteris Has Fine Speed Down Home Stretch MAY 13, BY LEO H, LASSEN ish of the running events for the & track and to him average me there ts hurdle races, nd the diray the vautt high But the & Wallop comes 1 the close fin ishea of the run ning events, Your average spectator at such & sport festival knows , anything, about points of run pole A the mp, & close race, par tieula: h real coura over: | - tape, is what attracts ru the turnstiles, ts, the Washing Northwest to. matter how badly h far behin hirt of speed that is | mazing The fans who saw the Washington Felays last Saturday won't easily for. get the great fink the fourmile inches apart. two splendid bursts o! in the two-mile and 5, gave them someth t kets . the prep made the bio cut down a 5 relay to f ins, too, s field and w Sprints Take Drive ET is a sta ¢ has nat overtook n the half-mit & drive js from Heck Edmundson, Washington coach, who is a great Montana man. ‘Sweet runs in almost perfect form,” says Edmundson, “and gets every bit of advantage out of his strong body by driving his weight. forward with each step. The back leg should be straightened In a line with the body in each forward stride in order to utilize the power of the has been making some re- time this sp and I ere are many sprinters in who could take his meas- right.” the count ure today when bh Torney All- Around Man who ts one of the ex TORN: regular members of the, Wash- ington varsity track team, mile and 440. the half. rd dash being his spe. - claities, ts quite | the all - around ' athlete Torney doesn't onfine his ac th sport to running, but takes a fling at basketball and wimming. He starred {nthe cage sport at Lincoln high 1 and won s mile swim dine, an is played basketba one of the best played for E when he Nothing New for Ray HEN Joie Ray did his act at the. Stadium saturday it shouldn't surprised anybody much as Ray has been subject to much a clam in the press the cc for running only # like giving his best and it will be remembered that he was subject to a severe panning by Lawson Robertson, coach of the American Olympic team, for several Feasons on the trip to Paris last summer. Big Munn fs still recognized as the wrestling champion, tho we thought it would “be impossible for anyone to recognize him after the Zbyazko mat Every Day Yes, youcan afford it! Why, all ‘You have to do ls to take out the ‘pote with Energine. A tub cr ‘two, and any spot loses ite unk Itchy color and vans watcollarand cuffskepte pe, too. ood appear snes Goodness knowsthat's worth 3Se, len't te? Get @ can—today— from your drugaiat, “THE PERFECT OFFY CLEAWER™ 10: tar finish ts what ts} one of the most talked | or how | | Named Today | for Frisco Go the ' NATIONAL I |New York Cheinnatt Chicag Philadelphi Ros ats Brooklyn 1 ‘ Pittedurg i 40 |B Lows » 5 ae | First game— R. H Pittsburgh ref ei J At Philade Batteries Aldridge Ring and Wilac Second game taburgh , *hila@elphia ’ Batter Kremer Meadowsn, Adams nd Smith Couc O'Nea Fullingim, and H | At Brook R. H. B.| c natt s 3] | Brooklyn : : 8 Ratterios Rixe Wing and Debe New ¥ R. WF St. Louls , 1 6 New York a 6 Batteries jc | Cooney an ond #, and Hart nd O'N | |Referee to Be RANCISCO, } must make better so Walker's tithe will n Betting is at a cisco tourney, will be entered in the national meet here. According to Norm Bartells, Laufer | fs a coming champion and the local official looks to break | him ‘Wetsmuller’s records In the next few | years. SIGN MAT BOUT CHICAGO, May 13 Zbyszko, claiming the world’s cham. | pionship as a result of his recent victory over Wayne “Big” Munn, has | signed articles to appear in a wreat-| ling match here May 20. porient hax not been selected Staniainus OREGON WINS | May 13. brought baseball with Ewe Ore., hitting ability | seven-inning |here yesterday Score Willamette .. Oregon Robertson, fama, Adolph, Dutton and Mimnaugh Oregon's | ctory in al played | 1 MAY SEEM KINDA SNOOPY MaASOR,~ BUT You MUST OF BEEN OUT CLIMBING TREES LATELY. IM REFERRING to NouR GORILLA PAL IN“THERE |< BoY His op-|¥ Not So LOUD MLAD, \ \F Nou VALUE LIF AND Limp! ~ WILL SOME DA ’ BE “ACCLAIMED “THE WEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD, EGADY AND L~HAW~T AM His MANAGER ! ~~ UNDER MY AUTORAGE, HE WILL Rist -Tto- HEIGHTS OF FISTIANNA, | - _ Ideal Course | for Carnival | Is Available Plans Under Way for the, Yearly Summer Water Events in Canal ' l BY PETER S$ meets for So 1 if the plan of o club, in Cryst wit branch of Un ma he Id be sent t kane and V awimmors from weat and t York ‘ r ' ‘ ‘ . u We ee . eee ana} no Cooper money for a win t alk, sight. The only argument is on tho} At Detroit Rh WE length of the fight. | Phiiadelphia Cas wwe Detrolt Fs 3 5 ° = Batterie ay, oh and Luafer Will Enter fosaifenty Deine ‘meni | t Cley R 5. | Swim Tourney Here | poston Vgraa hs ter Laufer, the ear-old | Cleveland as » 9's swimming marvel w pressed | Batteries: Wingfield, Roas, K Johnny Welem rt, when the latter | and Picinich th and Myatt broke his own world's record for the | 100-yard freestyle, at the San Fran-/ _NURMI SAILS ON MAY 28 NEW YORK, Paay Nurmi, c Finnish runner, 28, it Before sal exhibitions oot t eral be staged at cord be Il also try to better his mile in a aged in the Harv ay May 22 OAKLAND FIGHT OAKLAND, May 13.—F c Schoell of Buffalo and Fran Denny of On meet tons middle in 10 row ‘ht and pounds as Pac is not at st esas + ROOM W-THE NE WEAVY- WHERE é UTMOST BY Jove! lore. ¥ ANNUAL OUTDOOR SWIMMING MEET PLANNED HERE THE SEATTLE STAR nai ans and Tigers Meet || The Seattle Indians wee op. ie een tee o BITS Cy Battle Batty May 29 pre t road trip today at " 2 iy Angle," igers Win 1) Sl cy | g Miss =f W eal <0 ‘55||Ex-Welter Champion, Who Meets Krache Here Sat- ‘The present ee REAM | os urday, Wanted at Oakland; To Leave After Fight SrUTORT i VAN . See ieee ae ete’) to Confer on Walker Match in Los Angeles the Tribe } =a : Pag Sim Athletic outfielder, hit w ifornia after his six-round fight with moving into parser si blere. x ; the > ad Krache at the ball park here Saturday wane ow ‘A 2 » j ALLARD‘S Sl oa cated “te tae \ to line up two important matches that are pil tania at | BAZ sagt See ere | Pa? itouch singled In. the 10th Inning hanging fire eave Down Beavers as \ ' a tly t ' r ‘ os fl Ay First and foremost is the title scrap with we Quoc! A a Aa at ‘ ba poled ia! homer. wtf Desay Vanen” Cy ) Mickey Walker that is tentati cheduled salad t Ballard edt eat the t +9) for the Vernon Arena in July KILLEFER hg Mo tcwaratid Peter) Sg rn \ And then there i vith Jimmy against the decink The raves got only three Mite off 4 Duffy at Oakland, r Tay! It w f . t May Y Simpson, the Bay City the | ry vi joe tah candle Paraas n 1 the| promoter, has made Britton an offer to fight Duffy on that I] The : RH Bl ee ea tte ore Dickernen ana atea| date. It hasn’t been. close 5 WSN ANHS << olacesvsere , t K ft inning | ~~ Frankie Schoell, of Buffalo, also in California. He fights 1 || Ballard 6 ; f Frankie Denny tonight at Oakland. Schoell is the boy who Hows SK und Rckrem "| aomnteenueh ns ances "™* *) beat: Duffy so badly recently. |/—— t Sherry Smith kept the hits well seat-| 1 thakattetines init casi bees a apts BROADWAY LEADS yer rh ia “Ia e for fights in the Sou O'Connell Is ato" ad | Roonevet yeste Br ring After Coin J ery es SAN FRANCISCO, Ma F : © Pirates Quit ' te an a te 2 ged * Lee Steil | ne te | Soca eee es ,| Wins Muny * ae rat es J he " JITH their tearm in bad s} C as BW cu t Be 8 4) st all league 1 their ga — which he as his share of Gard | toc oho raat ce tien tence will te tee (NEL TO ner, ¢ und ( FIGHT SOON EN EAST BY AL EX C. ROSE ‘ | ; ed ‘ tof the Husky A. C.-Ross| Joe Wa ri from | ey St oe et we TSE —| 4 Cine | 360 Wh | WRESTLERS SIGN . = 4 Sta he the Franklin | fina Star office, |}tained a Ii : Piped ; et My bri ors ts and a ed| the Husk 10 to 0 5 wot th sy isnt Pisher P cham- nels hat Wee esterd I Lak Joe rin tt ‘i RH I fale f ay’s gam i haat Fra 6 | follow ing with Mis 1 forny cal promo an- ack ard. T led | e s LBAGUE:NO.1.,. | r r ‘0 would receive $40,« ' t Ba 1 Prowne;| Queen City tors vs. South Lab as his share and Stecher $10 » . tair and mont r Me +a : . | arfield Eagles vs. Y. M. A. C. a Sree eE EE In the women's event Mrs GAR ETE) WINNT , 2 chosras - 1 Harry Young, Pacific Northwest The Gar Babes had jp cola WINS champion, carried off the honors t a : LEAGUE NO. 2 a 7 steady golf, which netted her a The we Li oa Penh 4 | - cremate! ge total score of 171 for the &6-hole | Lincolr a archants vatkrdan |Pe than he ever did here ieee a Be oo ee Mra. Fred Jackson, ‘ o} aoe ey | Colima, Mex middle stop : Clay Cary, 177; Mrs aries Car] Cu outh Park, hes TACOMA YIGHTS | ped Kid Mexico in the second round 4 Del Twitchell, 183, and Mrs. John | M ees 4 Scat ee ee ed rite Tacoma show ts on {at the Vernon coliseum last night: Bridgman, 18]—all clubmates of | agen AO AnA sip oth ee wats | a : savage} . Aightiat the} ce ee on. the ree 10 times, Mrs. Young at Inglewood —fin- | - : | ie r Thumday night at ————— - y | Eagles, ith Young Renari, of | Sa rancisco that Tod Morgan will ished in the order named. Yes, ] 1 ¢ i] ) rk | mag w : jan Francisco that i ished in the order’ named. Yes, |W 00¢ lanc I ark | ANGELS LOSE sin ee Youney Jane |start. raining gsi on May "ad was, expected, “very much _ rn SALT LAKE n® pop’ acoma light-|and- tha © Coast featherweigi A large crowd wan on hand when | ¢ the They fou a terrific ba ttle but none of them lined up as ye Stell Weatl Chack selge-gun, won the prize for the longest ball test. yards. Mummey, Bil from the Olynipic Golf club, won the best aver 257 yards for three balls, in the wom Young t Following the winners ar second round the Seattle Mur rnament Westiand .... NES SIR ~—THAT CHERUB CAN PULL TH’ WAFFLES, AN'NO MEWT FROM WAILS FROM “oR ADO COUNTY, ETHEN CHeTCH WILD FLOWERS WITH “TRAPS, AN’ MANHOLE COVERS YOR SMALL CHANGE we WE USE Hunter, the Tacoma N be wtticken from the records and will be in effect. The in the driving made up as follows: His smack measured 298% SOME are the cards scored by rt in of afl : wa! Star League ie Is Reorganize¢ ] eam sair started off some. time ago it's one|Chances are that the first shot he excellent ex: rE Wood 7 aaa score of those natural shots for Tacoma./will take is a fight with Johnny home na m at | |Farr, the rugged Oakland bog Bt6.4N4 |erom ix - MORGAN TO START Young Morgan is now up in tie tle larger Ie ar ke. i | WoRK ON MAY 22 |Humboldt mountains on a ver tt week-end. 4 n sends word from ]jtrip. Sof the matches were not = ee Ta = t The matches played In n; Dick Burr, #, capta: SMACK! Ted ly Boleom's prodigy age with a score of h a 183-ya George Rider, exhibt longest wa ve the privilege of | THURSDAY— traw Hat Da dr of p ra-up in the yesterday of # make up t ss | HoNO "| The schedule for thiy week fol-| 45—2 12 low ah because 1ENS VS. KOZLOWSKI s ‘ 14541 Stephens vs, Ezra - Chet Vincent va. Leroy Kelley, WILLIAMS: VS. ‘ Wind, Lan Paul Dyer vs. Norman Whittit vs Matches must comy |Monday of each week, | are The |son will publist With the round-rot team meet 1925 Models Here Snappy be ted and. reporta | Tuesday, | | lo for the soa 1 in a day or clreuit, a be played, team two. smaller double each 1) | twice, iG We oN | | | \ | lk ] “Loa, Ani RUTH BETTER NEW YORK, May 13.—RBabe Ruth {s improving so rapidly that may | ae Ae SX Smart braids in all the new and See fancy be in condition to be discharg: from ® etvlas St. Vincent's hospital in another blocks and styles. week, Hoe ignow permitted to exer: | but he spends most of s time in a wheel chair, BIRDIES SING | South American BW YORK, May 13.—-Young Rob Fitzsimmon, ew Jers heavy: | Weight, stopped ‘Al Rood, v York in the sixth round, Rood was anamas knocked thru the ropes in the fourth round and w 1 tho floor in the | fifth, | RIVERS WINS wa go 50 KA AS CITY, May 13. » Rtv : ‘ . 6 aE , * a or xican bantam, outboxed Joo Genuine South American Panamas. Sailors, Alpines, Optimo and Telescope Ciro, local serapper, in a 10-round no styles, decision bout here last night, Rivers Was given the shade In olght ef the piounte by newspaper men, MEN’S SHOP: LOWER ENTRANCE, SECOND AVENUR