The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 15

JUNE 15, 1925. * * * j Cards Spurt in National | { LeagueRace| (Athletics Slump in Amer- | * ican and Are in Danger of Losing Lead EW YORK, J ¢ the 18. Standings National to look more natural clubs the sense, 3)q 2u2 Jo yn ye yam ota S8e0xg where they the first div CARDINAL SPURT Chiet Teague now ce Louis Cardin turned into @ by Rogers Horns! Hing himself to be a Iful mana. j ger as well as a star field mechanic, the National around the have Hornsby. |: wo weeks. has moved| the st the hole} 1p to on at = ifirst 4 The | Athletics was the week in th club has needs more pit hittin f the “DAD” RICE, PENN COACH from th not saying too mt Fes = 2 watched the Huskies on the river . ow th ge: vag A ae Penn boat house. It is orm. The! Rice got an eyeful as he peeked thru the ser and| boys from the West. Ber} mina? etree eure! " DYERS ARE VICTORS the whole works fo Garfield Ca. Kays Rally and Win BY coring & sin the fitin nd without erm the F os rom Aberd e Af merce | in Semi-Finals. nai oath, LE | ss : com June After ¢ ae se of Star Loop ». a ales oo ee 4 ‘ ma ayn * © back in th a atte uch ground has > 9 a for Ka hes" ; 4 6 eighth inning, when they " ral ing ht frar to Laid Ax ans and ed two runs, but Griffith bore nt race ee comune | eteat Aberde 11 to 7, Ret *l gown gnd checked them, a ef Ae Ubir i the best day with e / ; ban . t run th one of in the BA June : sdion the same to de t blow nd| ¢igbth and iving out a single. — two sateen to oer take cy Dep das! nse : main’ ; for the | Brown, Kar and Lybrick did the . 18 to & an r) ide tie wi 3 heavy bat ¢ for the Dyers, Xap ODoul got seven hits out of nine} In eend 7 Hi 4 R. H. B,| pan getting @ three-bagger as bin tries during the game. A. C.'s double a nieke 7 9 » share, First game— R. H. E.|Juntors won easily D4 11 15 3 iain... . & 9 &| The results of the er game eit aon ant [Howth Park Galt Lake ........ 18 23 1| were not turned in to the office of Me Pd Taree Br * ; Batteries—Keating, Brown, Vinel| The Star sg |xalins Percival and: Miller, nd Hoffman; Pondter and Peters. | Second game— 2 OH. E.| Because of a swoll Gacramento ..... .... 5 s 1| Walker had to pos Balt Lake 9 12 o|with Harry Greb. Y Batteries— Shea and|prizefighter can't be too careful of | c Koehh [his feet n toe Mickey bout me more ughes, E. Piercy, O'Neil and Cook We can’t do much advertising We can’t make enough George W. Childs Cigars to advertise much— So we make them so good they don’t need much advertising. And this is simply to tell you once more that you can now get a good 5c cigar— Sumatra wrapped, long filled— Hand-made, guaranteed, better than most 2 for 15c ones— The generously good— GEORGE W. HILD CIGAR Retail Dealers Supplied by NATIONAL GROCERY co. 1000 Western Avenue Seattle, Wash. MA in7170 [ Penn Crew Coach Gets an Eyeful ) Druxman’s Is eee , | Beaten,11-10 os ee The Washington Huskies have been doing their training | witting } t THE SEATTLE STAR in 10 Innings Druxmans’ Lose to Fire- men When Smoke-Eat- ers Rally in Ninth | Ror MOORE proved easy pick-|! Jand they dumped Druxr from | «a @ tle for first place Sunday by wit ning, 11 to 10, in 10 innings. The Smoke-Eaters back in th ninth 1 | then tallied the winnir the 10th. Two University of ball-tomsers Jin the Firemen and Art Lang hits ut of two run for the turned loners. & marker tn Washington made lneup, their appearance Welt Becket Downs winners and Rollie the trick Firemen u | Druxmane Pattertee—Downs, Fr and or M JOHNSON BLANKS BALLARD lwwins Bruce Johnson holding the Ballard C. C. to four hit Waterfront A. A. had little Shinglers, 14 to ( beating | Two of the hits made by the Bal }iard club Were collected by Luad.) The Waterfront club ts now tled | (ete with Beattie for first place ter } Blackburn, first baseman for the Mariners, made four hits out of | Wi four trips to the platter, while O'Leary collected four hits out of five tries, one of them being & double Bedr RM. ® eee Wis | t 1619 Bl pay +—Wrieht, ahi and Men W. 8. KEEPS LEAD gave bee Went Seattle A.C. stayed in | 3a nA. ¢ Siders win by hittin 4 out of three tries y At nix and was the hitter of the slugfest, Den Wallingford and Don Day made thelr first appearance in the Pinkert’ lineup, Day getting Nits out of three attempts en Lake OR Be ie rgetown 19 19 0 jen — O'Dockerty, Bmilser and nder; Sonjer, Barton and Hempol. hita out leading two Roosevelt Wins | Cheasty Trophy | | in Track Event Reve JT high school students now hold the cup for track and R’ events, which is an annual | | award of the Cheasty Junior Com | mercial club, The event was held | lon Denny field Saturday. Tho{ | Roosevelt athletes were high point} | winners, with 63 markers, Madrona, | last year’s title holder, was tled for with Lowell, having second | points. | | Following were the boys who won | | firts place | | Clare A, 60-yard dash, William Blunek, | | Lowell; clasa 1, 80-yard dash, Goorge | |Hndert, Roonevelt; clase O, 100-yard Jansh, Jack Ankhute, Latona; guest race, | clans A, 60-yard dash, John Condon, Gar. field; running broad jump, class | Parker, Minor; class B, George jevelt; clan C, Glen Ar | } guemt race, clase 1H, 10-yard | . Blovenn;, clase TH, | Tiiman. Bandvick clams C, Erlo Honsen, | half mile, Leonard Frank! clase 1, Adrian Lowell; ¢ | Franklin; class A, | versity Holghts; cin Roonevelt; clans C, volt Apectal Spalding racen, AML Hoffman, Roowavelt; benr race, Harry Cohen, Garfield, and somersault race, Miran Sanderson, Ballard, 1, 440-yard relay, 580-yard relay, Toone. | 78-yard dash, Ninth Inning Rally | Defeats Kelso Nine| LA GRANDE, Ore. four-run rally by La G ninth inning, defeated the Kelso Tim ber Wolves, 6 to 4 here Saturday,*in one of tho best games ever played on |the local lot, Pritchard, on the mound for Kelso, pitched tight ball until the ninth inning when he weak ened and the home team across enough runs to win, The score R. HH. BD, eetT Fee) 6 a tatterles—Pritchard and I bani hein and Barth. June 16.-A de in the drove Yesterday's here od iG Clove Hath The henators beat the Iirowns 9 to 8 ner was In creat form ‘and th Woolies Win From Bellingham, 7 to 01 SEDRO. Bellingham Batterion—Hov | tor: Rf WOOLLY, Jur for elght t te * r edoar ley to 7 to 0, here ball waa played 1ers made but nine hits off Ler them and took wildness. R. H. ¥ Woolley % MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS MUST CUT TO 25 MEN TODAY ° on the FRAIL Washington of BIG Huskies Made Slow Time Men to Have | « Weather Continues Bad (Staff Corr 4 x Tough Race: time, He has been tion for the past Trial Saturday; |%4 wae formerly president BY P. J. WALSH mdent of The Star) ; June » games of der, San Fran from 10 to 8 and 12 10 Milste R 6 2 and Ritchie. ated in cach SANFORD CHICAGO, Illinois A. C. u 19 June 15. European cov in 21 meets 'Soccer Head to Visit Seattle soccer and plans to stay in Se. WINS | PAIR ad Williams Phillips 1 ege fighters evi- THEY’LL TRAVEL Part of the track team is to jaunt tries com- followin PAGE 15 “ne Form Making Navy Crew Favorite at Poughkeepsie Milk Fund Ring Show “ On Tuesday of the EATTLE will seo ite first Milk \ Fund boxing ‘ show Tuesday night, when the local Elks will put on the big affair at the Const league ball he Elks benefit box shows every but this is Mili Queen City quite the and the local way on the ing year, the first 16 rt how for the shows are and|rage in the East now, ure Jeading the const, “Dago” Joe Gans, the far-famed {St. Paul middleweight, will try to stop the meteoric rise to fame of Leo Lomski, Aberdeen contender. ay the edge over Lomaki rience, but friends of the Aberdeen boy are willing to back him to the limit and 4 truth again Roberts, Eddie hard-socking Ta- coma welterweight, will engage Mike O'Leary, rugged Ban Franciscan, in another main event. Roberts holds & one-round knockout over Ted ig the , while O'Leary won a de v from National A. A, U. champlonships over Bercot. This speaks ‘ in July, it was announced today. well for this pair. th | In the third main event, “Dandy” . BID FOR RING pick Grittin, popular Fort Worth , CINCINNATI, June 16.—The|bantamwelght, meets Jackie New- Brooklyn obins have offered $50,-| man, clever Edmonton negro. Grif- | next Saturd ) to the Philadelphia club for|fin won over Mickey D'Donnell in & | learned today. Jimmy Ring, veteran pitcher, it was ja Seattle ring, while Newman re- cently scored an impressive victory over Frankie Grendetta. Vasna: On| who has bee talking of giving the plete this card. 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