The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1925, Page 17

ppsDAY, JUNE 111 THE SEATTLE STAR ° PAGE 17 ell Folks -Back Home We're Ready!” Callow dies Look [He's Columbia's ‘CardManager (— | Tarhat ‘ Best Bunter | Lose Bets * |Hilrs Loss ) All-City Net. lon River hs Athletic Star Improves as Yet Happy | pra Sn te Entries Will » Easterners | °":,. aor «| Team’s Pilot — We aan cath an | at ae anes erene: | Cloge Tonight 5 Will Be Crew to ew. ies Hornsby’s Batting Aver- Hamitt i war rues : Largest Entry List in His- ks Callow, || ' apta phir ee age Up 35 Points Since sg | ) and 220-yard tory of Big Tourney Ex- t, Thin d ere, tae. W Landing New Jok mating 6 , ected as Lists Cl * another Is Feare ee anding New Job ‘ ‘ i : pected as Lists Close H wer mee || BY HENRY L, FARRELL Brook be er and | Termes for the nr ALSH vee nlso |] PEW YORK, June. 11.—Rowe i and} , upon |! FON, a 0 : . lornaby ar playing man : ; HKEEPSIE, ¥ pres: ARE f the Le Cardinals, ft, Chet j1.—The ) a te maj ington eights, “ diam. % my league " if ea cs National Leading f n home runs, set apionships, and = ers two-year title, Yachts Start re s 4 their long training . mm Wednesday, after on Cruise to vi Mire late Tuesday i ai Fapette Isle \: pee | Everett Shuts ts Thin is the largest Out M Ve fe) lumber of net entrants in elt é QAN FRANCISCO, June 11.—The ) t. ern NS ooeiatnent ook of f it-rigmed r OUNT RNON matche he’ plavad i t. ae \ ef seed k 1 fig Mle at nthe Seattle Tennis 4 ee af 2:10, 1 callie Gretta a the Yesterday's hero—tieh Meusel, Yankee ; ¥ nk under eis showed splendid | rive apa = @ 16th taning | N biagion, ball! Wenauiel the management of Whitcomb Quil the fact that the and began the longest ¥ tie ae unt Vernon here | lian iesion was nothing more to Papeete : to 0. Ferguson, on| ‘The advent of Wally and p limbering up exercise gps KL F ‘ ulls, turned | Leon Turenne in th had planned, to ? % nave ack iikma only five | competition yp stiff and cramped oS age e es thainat after the long train . . Kogers Hornsby's home run with two The Mount basa tear Janie gukies had the apy emba BI8e | 6 we han he Seagulls made, netted flv maoeth, powert ape pate pio’| that Branch Ricke "Caveney’s slagte, © triple by Nichase fgmed the Navy. who © Mariner, built like a The burden of management a Keds bes i posh the boys f ia the big splash, to its effort. ster fishing boat and seemed to act as @ spur on i by her owner, L. A. Norris, Hornsby, for he has incre: was the favorite because of her-size| his batting average 35 p and seaworthiness, A jaunt to the! since he took the reins of Ks coupled with seven Bos id the Cube sate tm att the | by a represent. . S t lac and the Gis Misses Irene and Elinor Stephens if the Seattle Star on | South Seas is nothing new for the| club and has taken first place "|-Tacoma Club and Miss Wolf have signed up to arival here, Callow, | Mariner, and with her © hold} among the he run hitters Marberry stopped ® rally after Cove lay) toi the wousdh's, aieetaa me, for the group, said: | sail tn rough going she could citp off| with a total of 16 clouts, He 4 p for four runs tn Pl Sh tries in thewoman's eect 4 bys are in the best of | the distance in about 20 days She} has won three games by his nning, and the Senators peat ithe ans oot Abpete Map pllab ia Bag id a weathered the | is 108 fret in length. | Individual hitting ree irate pitchers were pounded | a Gun club will hold a & They | v p have real ability are entered well and are eager | A thing of beauty with her lofty! go, n pitchers have started games and the Braves won, 6 to 4 on the Tacoma range | 2 the best in the East in Mare mainsail towering 90 fe 4 ft ed them since the rajah of the largest | t " ‘i HOME RUN LEADERS | ~ Raita two weeks hence. [above her length of 86 feet, the black | gamely cepted th ner thank ¢ ats. aa tell the folks back | hulted Idalia, owned by Dr, “Pain- “ job of handling a club that m Spokane, Wenatch Flannigan Comes iat we will be ready and {jess Parker, heeled far over under; had been one of baseball's biggest i thern Washingt Wi altho we expect to |) canvass as she slipped off on| disappointments. Rickey was one | delegation from seattle, | Back and ins Go to the limit by at | the outgoing tide and set her course of the ma of man t and Bellingham, are expect-| SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.—Pat- ed to enter. |sy Flannigan, St. Louis feather- Three classes will be in the gath-| weight, won a close decision here last two Eastern crews. | southwest for the islands. The Idalia| , a followed the Huskies) is the sp river shortly after the | of the lot ht weather cr racers ¢ A, B and C. Prizes will be| night over Danny Martin, Portland. Te crew had taken the| doldrums the Parker entry ia ex | tded to the individuals and) Martin led for the first half of the with Penn and Columbia | pected to figure among the leaders as who score the highest in the | tight. uw in the. rear, Tal, coach of the Wisconsin ivi displeased with work : Lev May Come Back to Turf « @ the smooth patch N= YORK fiaew the bridge for polish.|+% season TARS Merchants May WOODS WINS | PORTLAND, Ore. June 11— Forfeit Double |Sailor Jack Woods, light-heavy- weight wrestler of Houston, Texas, URBAN “RED” FABER Contest Sunday (": Aig, Berd a a the end 2 5 i Right-Handed Pitcher, Chicago he end of 42 minutes, so hard, that 4 nina HE West Gteen Lake Merchants !he could not return to finish @ , Ox, may forfeit their games to the! «¢ altho no shell opened | the velvet acres of the ta es y waid sides being one of the best bunters in the league, Cliff Cascade, Jowa, September! Arden Cubs Sunday Int the were seated ro eur wrentig mal fa full strength. the greatest money winni th anagement s fast enough on the bases to beat out many of h vill scheduled. The manager of the | ning. dines, the 11th hour hope at | °V¢r beSeatgga aes wuaee Tm so needa “| bunts. He is a fast and clever fielder and forms an im- ra ts not yet certain if his team | ats performed aie nae oped pment when i | Portant cog in “Red” Killefer’s keystone combination. Set ri 1 be known definitely may, hitting 38 in a fas’ ip nl . % da err |nags for the to ° Ridley Loses Call ies dew the prance | Sa Hildreth, trainer of tiie nitte e ene AFTER. TOURNEY, KEEPS TITLE at gation icarue ith che eee ue = thern Fight : e pra | re haere tN ; Re le Cal, June e if is arkla large number of onlookers | Porses owned by Harry | Singla AE EOE Pacific: Cos : safe r lowed "Teague number | in Southern Fig. Betime during the prac. | One een at he will stare : r } aso ey ; endents in league} WILMINGTON, Cal., June 11.— Gallow order the Huskies | *PPewrance Eniareih belteoen Wilin in Ww ter ee ains for one team| Pico Rarhles, featherweight, took a up and increase the vd “ea may'9 23 P. Li f. amplon > Ea ‘ : > qualify, Sunday’s| hard-fought decision here from Bud the falt limit. roth tock ten amare “ vans relims for June or the f { July to defer ie Da South open ably determine the| Ridley, former Pacific coast feather- |will stand training and s ’ pi cee 1 t 8.8.8. Mymiles aday is the program |the handicap div : rte ill play off against the| weight champion. Ramies won sey- en of the 10 rounds. Washington sweepsters for | seas m, altho experience on iM the week and Callow an-/fmrnishes little material for tim- nd that the most intensive | ism. 3 Neat be followed up to the, 7). pas been in the stud since | tom regatta, a eset in the spring. 6 i i jeg are now training on/| urch ere | De at Bef the Hudson, with Syra-|. Gray Lag and Purchase wer |brought back to the running by (Cornell being expected Fri- 1 fhe Navy Lie eee ott Pv, | Hildreth after they had retired, and, Would intl June 14. {both of them broke down, altho |!ist became unexpec | Purchase won two good races be-/} aa tore he olaped MORGAN WINS Wainright | mi Coaching | College Star FROM GORMAN) Bill for 35,01 000: Denies Report ‘ OAKLAND, J ‘WORCESTER, Mass., June YORK, June 11.—Miss | Walter Gautreau, star second ; . aaah Olymple ewins- eles team, denied that he had |‘#"serous Sera te Cseogl signed a contract with the Phil fal fa Portemouth, N. H1,{“*!Pbia Athletics. Gautreau said he ‘Mistake Made ft $5,000 for iaekik svcnst ths. did not intend to sign with erik ‘u a mada |major league club but would play in Number of minor league baseball on the Pa-| 2 New Date of | citic coast this summer. | Points Scored | otham Program | QTEVEN NS won the grammar TORK, June 11.—Promoters TORPS WIN school track title with 33 pointa | Rag the hospital fund may| The U. 8. Farragut . was|!nstead of Lect bhatt Mile July 2 for the middte-| trounced by ‘the Pacific Coast Tor |Ported. ‘The Btevena schoo! ex Emplonship bout between | pedo station, 12 to 3, played at|hibited lota of power in tho meet pand Mickey Walker. The| Keyport. Nine errors were made|and showed more strength than any | Wich with another feature|by the Admirals. The Torps’ pitch.|of the other all-city winners for een Harry Wills and|er held the losers to five hits, while|some time. | Manert, was scheduled for|12 were collected by his mates. | As most of the athletes are gradu- MMAR be! 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