The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1925, Page 5

SATURDAY, JUNE 20. ATTLE STAR Can Husky Oarsmen Make It Three Straight? ane Shells Competing in | Hudson Event Washington and Navy Fa- vored Monday; Wiscon- sin Dark Horse when ught t usands of mnks of the Hudson regatta course nt up that ye he boys from Far West Since then the Huskies have twice sw to victory in the and Monday, competing w ith six other college boats, the mighty the Navy historic. river men of Wast n will try o make it three straight. Can CALLOW will be ® handful of M supporters yolling that Mm at Poughkeepsie in 19 ne crews race over the fo course Monday, for it ts human re to pull for the underdog and ew roar from the crowd will y go up i¢ Washington's are threatened. only Washington ts a slight favorite to with Navy being second choice nsin is rated as the dark horse because the Badgers finished second a year ago. Pennsylvania is the third choleo with Syracuse, Cornell and Columbia being rated in that order. Washington has a crew entered tn the Juntor Varsity race as well as th major event. A freshman race op the program. The lneups, as announced by the various coaches Friday, follow: WASHINGTON Btroke son Xo, ¢ itt > a @ 180 oxrwal ; Average ‘ Pos. we ‘ billing wort 14 Average wetght i yi COLUMBIA Pos. Name € Davis ayer Muller Average weight WISCONSIN CORNELL Name— Stage Buckman Krouse Fraser Corvwain Aronson Average weight... PENNSYLVANIA Coxswain Helden verage welght Wurthernow Is Crew “Prince” f his dimin fs June an oar t stature au nd re use meguph: Washingtor Wutlienow, c manly wooden u the tive oxwal tt muld not be feeling of handli instrument. “Lil Arthah’ Proud possess a man-sized surprise was put y men is now full-fledged The the giant after the in th cane, va supper lobby where the They were too Ured f when Arthah for both conversation foonery, which prom all of his college career & towards the door the men wer the sight of their goose-stepping down t hat at a jaunty angle, and cane, polished tl it gilste gracefully crooked over one Aside from a ducking in river the next morning, serious consequences re tho the former Arthur Wuth the other f the crew is sitting In t much ¢ provi night house, arte * coxwalr airs arm. the ulted is now bed “FIC Avenoc One Star Loop Game on Books for Tomorrow The Junior © lw to ¢ Lake to play City Motors at 2 p. m If the club boys win, the race that ft but section, of am: wine be out of the a chance to Cuts can't play thelr semi-final game in the other division it Section One boys hhve, wound up their prelimin Boats Reach Halfway Mark SAN FRANCISCO, F dio messages indicated that four Sar ¥ sailing to Tal for a Lipton cup, had completed to Sune cisco yachts, | day about one-lalf of the 3,260-mile race. The Idalia last reported herself 1,647 miles out from San Francisco, sailing {n fair weather at good speed. ‘The other yachts were not fn sight | the Idalia sald. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 11 Little Rock at Birmingham, post poned, wet grounds SHEA WINNER CHICAGO, June 20.—Eddie Sh local bantam, defeated Harold Smith, of Chicago, in a thrilling ten round | bout here last night. Meips You Save balance down and payments. $5.00 $10.00 nections free. TEMPERATURE you in time for summer Be Independent of Kitchen Cares LORAIN OVEN HEAT REGULATOR Makes Cooking a Delight You do not have to watch your baking if you use a 1LA- RAIN equipped GAS RANGE. 12 monthly in exchange value for your old electric, coal, gas or oil range. li : Let us installa LORAIN AUTOMA CONTROLLED GAS canning. Ordinary eon- IC for RANGE Seattle Lighting Company 1308 Fourth Ave. MA in-6767 fw Playfield Batting Eye Never Fails Ball Slugger Legs and Arms May Fail, but Once a Hitter, Al- ways 4 Hitter LEO H. BY LASSEN ; t but nev > pe Tennis Meet oo a Star ts Soom) im sce cot Pt AY the eleve b De t t tournan t t om m J th 1 old w b t «© Wood n and Park t I he pineh Ju r « th t <a ah mins mt ~ tellin. Neopet F Rie ; Spencer Remarkable ‘ “pg many wa a re sc ' * . wena nea 4x c B. P. days “Tubby” These are the University of Washington Huskies who will man the boat for their Alma Mater in the defense of the yall ge of foaming Purple and Gold's twice-won title of rowing champions’on the Hudson, Monday. They are, from left to right, Harry | than th no } about it. John Dutton, bow; Max Luft, captain, No. 2; Norman Sonju, No. 3; Harry Quast, No. 4; Hal Condon, No. Dow | ton 8 if : oe Walling, No. 6; Harrison Sanford, No, 7; Al Ulbrickson, stroke; Art Wuthenon, corsu itn ti the lower picture, photo- | |The. comm: 5 eae ace graphed before they left for the Hudson, the oarsmen are pictured going thru their paces on the wate cS tev commendable -plan Photon arter & Bradle ar Staft Photographers | 5 Lh athletes to follow, but eee r —— less remarkable. * =a +] f ’ Spencer Was with Seattle for : an a while 4 few years ago, and Washington and Navy to {To Broadcast | Jefferson’s | | eas ees tae oem aa A i 1 and sent to the Western league, Get S otli ht o n Mo nday | Crew Regatta Cheasty Cup **" Where He was fier reuasaes g Wesny TON alumni will U Pp” ‘He yward and it looked like his baseball BY J. WALSH 1 hing || IY gather in the Butler note PI St t it : t days were over, ieee (tar Btafr t ond fternoc adicaxt an was ) Ba hat ie et ies Pn lds ayes ay ar s\* un He caught on "with sc res NP fiash ¢ i ed to es and most of the ¥ ea ce pir iggad ' i th - : celving for that club its re. t ‘ Irive th landed the : 1 = Tee oe Mae utp |i cher ated =I pahee Boxers Re retrecae t 1 ea t ‘ } at the 1 i t oan is sp t Angels landéd a hem down the te fe Oe ai a Icon Are Training a: 2! a t emattn aturd ht pron ! time have ct! ink That the Huskies are ready High Navy Stroke in Mountains anis. 8 n rele: certain. ‘This story is being writ ‘ , Sate eek feet \ t Pov! BERCOT tert Fria 1 to 4 ching as the crew bs finishnig din t D st note rac s f he for Big Four ! he nd already Washingt t P t eae asilt hci Hila Gasca " > all veterans, can still songs and cheers have started to | the : h longt Sea ri at he comes in handy, as evle fill the air, The Huskies are | imp ocd ci > ° — The en. | F of this ability: ready, and it is said they always t the stroke toda K a ettle the anding Oth " Mg \ sing before going into battle the cx ( gue ball er Examples coach. allow is with them, and Columbia, too, has started to 1,800 Chapters ‘ June 30. PENCER is only veteran erything is good pick up. In the time trials held ° accompanied abie: to his ability ae avy. “thale” atrobicest within the last two days the var Organized for ‘ Four by Lonnie Austin, his thei plate ; ¥ ked a 4 sity went over the course well atch For many seasons “Moose” erglade to} under 20, Coach Haines an Walt ague | is holeg ancther nine’ will We expect to remain at Biz! McCormick and Ham Hyatt were the champions t nounced. Cornell practiced starts Four until the latter part of next carried by big league clubs as bump. Tt to) mont all day Friday, Pop Leuder the tas Cheas has awarded all the | week pinch-hitters. "They had lost when these n cla making sure that all his crews x prizes for the tournament A they Krache p to their ability to play regularly, Favorites Were familiar in getting away WwW il be awarded to the member Grays Hart nt but when the old clinch came at © othe 1) with w quick » b ing te und ining ing, and will pit the plate they were always dan- : paatté 5 Fe P i f M.D gets Cc gerous, 00 view th watta, ar F on owing is the draw After 20 Years in baseball Ty Cobb ! ttent toured the rowing camps, exp at # MALI the show, haz is hitting around .400 for the Detroit boys f West 1 and at to coach capt a ¢ and He gers. ch Wheat, Tris Speaker ailors fand a who met and other veterans just as prominent, —- @ count one of elimin: have slowed up some in other depart: ° . . rarer “ ' mainder card will be an-| me but they are the same old i ad of the a | nounced menace at th Firemen Quit; Semi-Pro a ess m r support to the mover: to pr Schedule Shift Is M ade Seas oper Licstner Become _ || 9] 19] [qt as {t is thru them that the most | w Fes : beneficial work can be accomplished Famous at Tourney tm ee eee . ronger in) Uitting ee Dilg, in his speech, enlarged upon |** Stanford University uncovered a r ‘ Yonemoto, catcher, is the star per-| tne ¢ormation of the local league and stellar hurdler in Leistner at the x . ®| former for the Nippons | plans were suggested to make it one |L. 6 and C. Ia Hav National college track and field UXMAN'S .ccecee ‘ rope Vie igg Donald and Ha deb vat Childaeo Het th ag ree Bros ea ‘ Two old-time rivals, George- | of the biswest in oma y be. | "ha" 3 Meiice sh geen rele oD U.S. NAVY YARD eetown ‘ ‘ eee] town! and South Park, tangle at. | Other speakers on tho program be-) | 11. D. Folsom and W. aticks and .camé in a. clobe’ seco! mah aT yee Green take the South Park fleld tn the first © Rov. W. A. Major, ook and Dr. sticks and came in a close secor PORT ea AL ‘ ganio-of ‘nidoublar bill scheduled President Sampson, of | | 7 Kenn 1 in the low barriers. In the shorter ard « there. Georgetown and South “EL Comancho,” 10)", 1. Crider and win ve, [event he hung up a mark of 14 3-5 Park have both been Semipro Kinney, former! Dr. 0. J D, ee seconds, exceptionally fast time 2 Hal eth ‘ niliips BY PETER SALVUs | champs in former years, but with t or game and fish; a tExcept ITH the withdrawal of the Seat-| the addition of new blood to the | Dr. M. N. Garh president of the 1, McDonnell vs. Yankees Winning meine tripe Bed © Firemen from the Semipro| league they have fallen into the | se attle Rod n club, and Jule vis and B,C Jacks | : tay ie he apm league, the schedule has been disar second division, Nevertheless, | Charbneau, of the Pacific Mutual] 5. nugtig nd A TY B. Shiels ve. | Games by Rallies cepting 1318 AM opsnara ranged and the game that was billed) the contest between the two | Life Insurance company. 1 by. ‘ 1: Ox ita thal ies nmiean ieee eee may Folate, Ate Round Te. Vet " and the Water-| 8 a |ieaty We Reagan and A. af. Jones vs Any Stze Pa i I between the Firemen and the Water. Sepa cel teams always draws a ee I winning quite a few games by great (rncloain ¢ Driver) © front A, A., scheduled at the Coa: ie ‘RENTON PLAYS | \" 1 Ll, Schumaker vs | raltic snatching some out of the GRATIS oy One park, will not be played ; With one of the best infield combi ye aE aires tn’ Che, gninth cand cotiers citi AD Instead the Waterfront nine | nations in tho city league, the West FAIRFAX cals i. W. Wolirch and Joe Just Ye. C. 8. | overtime, Fact is, they have been Sigearien tad cee and the U. 8. 8. Arizona will fur attlo A. C. is a slight favorite to} y A De M. H. Herrick vs. | putting on finishes that used to be ferries) "Thromgi tate) > nish the first game at the park | heat Druxman's in the xecond tilt at | rye jeadership of the Valley led a habit: wathideteole wea aiiiie fr One Way, $2; Round T with the Nippon A. ©, and the | gouth Park, The West Siders have atthe or) : | Hddie Greenway and Chas, Duftin va Gateve dna due tetsuet dks 4 " ¢. ce will be settled Sunday when Ren-|onester W. k ‘and Benj. M. Levine, | tat matter The Seattie- Bremerton and Green Lake C. C. in the second | Mike Naffer, Kon Burrows, Tom Mc . + present tied. for | a werent Albee Seabeck-Brinnon Ferry _sched- tilt 3 l Alemande performing in the | (07 afd Fairfax, at presen ‘or | J, McBain and A va. bye, EEE eee rel ein bo aeraeenOrt lg ¢ if ,| Lvor and Alemande per in tho} iret place honors, clash at Renton, | Gordon May ar S. POLOISTS WIN Close connection can be made A ina! Be ip beep eed Bs Sha idea being good fielders, |” wax ball is being played by tho], D. Ballard a LON June 20—The Ameri- a tt a cad Lea Wuthtront ain le Gnacct FESR OR Bi AOLR SCR DIAT Hy } teams in the loop and the contest for | yuna eee et ee Biconnor va. | can team today won the Gamboa: Teele MA in-9222 I hac leaders of the lobal Bécalpro‘loop. | Dae | the league lead {s heated, Both Ren-| bye |Hurlinghame polo match against ie Jee ie is for Liey al oe br Mig FAVORED ton and Fairfax have been defeatd | MW. Curtis and Dave Davidson vs. | the British military four by a score eye Attar Wa a Aoat nit ithe |. Ballard and Three Brothers’| once, but are considered evenly {7% A. and § va, [of 8 to 4 ¢ | Dye Works play at Ballard, ‘The| matched | by i we |'He-may be given a rest.as the con-) 7, os expected to win altho an| BUNDAY'S SCHEDULE, |. Geo, T, McGillivray and Clarence Mo-| DEAL, N. J., Juno 20.—Jesee Sweet st is not a scheduled league battle he bs wedead “He. the BNNs Yairfax va, Ren’ ¥ Williams va. | ner, former national champlon, and Larry |The heavy hitting of Danny O'Leary be a may be scored by the RAMs: | iiipire. a hik; F. Beede and H. BR, Stapleton va. M. Lloyd, Greenwich, Conn., will me been a big factor in the showing | '°™ Auburn va, Bothell. Graves, umpir Sa. og jay onthe Hollywood course here wna Tolt vs, Teenqitah., Karl Taylor, w V. Kimball and C. Krakenberg va final round for the Metropol eae aa i [rman a nm a a PUGET SOUND em to win, . | DA. Anderson and 8. Elliott va. | | LAKERS Munn Winner | ‘Team Won eat Pot lye —— M | ; Renton ny 800 st taht STRENGTHEN meme of Mat Bout 2: pains Nel SCHEDULES | Groen Lake, with its strengthened AaWW' deakiw ia 7e 600 Satyr suey, Staves ny DeOnUy ics ag cnabeag a he M aaa ms 1 Bulldoo Crewe | | Ninpon A.C. ‘The Lakeru have added| TULSA, Okla, June 20.—Wayno | Auburn ae 400 | og | Past TACOMA, . Don Day and Don Wallingford, col-|“Big" Munn was victor over Joo |*°!* A | Make Sweep of nb de leet [lege play to thelr roster, and 1s) "Toots” Mondt, heavyweight, in : : | lite Roun — their mate here Jast night when| Lorps Win Against H d R ee Ihe put tho latter's shoulders to the : arvar aces, = ai ! ould h U Ss S. A 11 5 | SERVICE to ‘ort Angeles, AR li | D ntist jmat in two straight falls +0. 9. APIZONA, EW LONDON, Conn., June 20. et Lee aS LOW as Miia! B.C. Neah Bay and e a e e The first fall came in 98 minutes tching their winning-streal to N'Y So aera teem SGa Wee Our whalebone set of Teeth doca Wie. mall Gieaaecas te Guee For 20 yeara we have given || With a crotch hold after the pair|12 games, the United stutes Torpedo “aa ind a staff of former Wat hot cover f of mouth, if you ple Peninsula Points: Dui thousands of Seattle people guar: || 4d engaged in a boxing bout, Tho] station, of Bremerton, defeated the | ji ston mie, “swept (Ho: Charl Lhe 4 a $8.00 ene, Peeg as pelyptictre | ! i ‘4 second all ¢ © ) ry t 1 et 2 0! MNgtON Oa » & % Ly < hore e i and of Page’ oun: anteed Dentistry at greatly re: ]) * ne h Ht camo In 10 minutes and) United Btatos ste mes Ari wae alt iver Friday i tho annual fegatta | Wo guarantee a fit on ‘AULO FERRY SERVIC duced prices, | 6 secone \5 ine a ic tds Devapala incl with the Harvard shells, winning all all our plates poaiteia ea Brn woanaanl yall hard, but five errors by the Mid | - i Kirhdiba akad req | tite races on the program. |} Got! Growns (#2 karat) 4,00 and Brinnon; Port Angeles and | One-Third Regular | CAN L B dies and four by the Torps marred | “n,, varsity event was a bitterly | Gola Crowns (23 katat) ste Mirtoria B. Gr "Anacortes | Prices for 30 Days | the game Ro Hy, {Contested race with the Bulldog Porcelain Crowns . ache? and Victoria (Sitner. BR. ©.) SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 20. ‘Tho score «A Wine goa 1 Gold Fillings 200 Up 7] $30 aad $40 Plates fOr || sented tout Int igute batvoan | Po) 0) Si 1 14 41 he Crimson. forged into. the Tead |] sitthete Porceain Miles. igo UP PuGeT SOUND NaviGaTionCo .. $10.00 and $13.5) Letty Cooper, Oakland, and Joo] U- 8.8. Arizona ...... 0 I Sl hy a spurt at the two-mile mark, |} Silver Fillings RB COLMAN DOCK- FOOT MARION st ‘ i ” i i . Sattorie « and Dunlap; |? " ,. marks | T Cement Rulings . PHONE MAIN 2222 9 rowns ||Simonich, Butte, Mont. was callod| Batteries—Jennings and } but couldn't hold the pace. | " $10 and $12 Gold Crown | ntoee nod # Wagner and Lewis, [iy ; scords per tooth $4.00 and $5.00 || oft when doctors pronounced simon oth crews made new records for iets Careful ‘examination and esth ||!ch suffering from a swollen back | i. } the cour Ya time was 20:18; | |] mate of R and Kidney trouble, As a result the KELSO PLAYS _ [Harvara's, 20:22. ‘rhe old record |f wien contencted ute of co t | ; Ol ke low you |] Paintoss Fixtractions are also |} Whole scheduled fight card was can-) riesgo, Juno 20-—'Tho Kelyo | Ws 20:2 full value for It on dental work Free with work yceee Wingitis has been ordered to} miter Wolves, will pity the a.) Yale's supremacy was not demon: Hl gy\, RANYTARY dental ettico with \1 Come in and let us explain lev std NbN he was hurt in his) conn Kays here Sunday in a Tim-|atrated until the third mile of the |] seriiived instramenta” and gentle |} our easy payment plan. | ight with: Mauri ehlalter ber league game Longview meets | race which was witnessed by 60,-| pany Feed Ate hes h | Out-of-town lo promptly | Hoquiam at Hoquiam, and Aber ie in yachts, t and along the |] gre ’ taken care of, : ° ° Jdoon, plays the Tacoma Tiger shore, Harvard Kopt paco with tho] All work guaranteed for 15 | i Detroit Wins First pen ea ! ’ J 1911 shell until threo miles had been | year DR. J. BROWN | rowed, after which the Blue pulled Hxamination ren, | From Mackmen) ,,... ojousce ot ino Tyee han ava. |} open 9 to Gipatty—0 to DENTAL PARLORS |) wien detroit veut the Atntetion| boon paying a nice all-round game) ‘ho Yate Junior varsity and Wrosh | Sunday, | The Working Man's Dentist the other day {tf wan the first time| so far this season, Ho's been Mtting | shells also won their respective | Look: for the 1 Hign | Cobb's outfit has been able to turn} wall and timely, apparently having | races with the Harvard entries, | THE RIGHT DR, BROWN |the trick this ecayon, And at that| quite a penchant for smashing.out | 27 Ist Ave, Near Tofem Pole || a sensational Mack rally in the ninth | two-bagmors, Hix work around Wes} It is sald Rodgers Hornsby doos aay, Untveralty Hoot of Cherry St, MA Mn-5778 || almost Kept tho Tygers from aceom:| ond base has also been of a high| not bolieve in signals, Ho's a queer |} ovep mutual Snve we Len plishing the feat, order, duck and belleves more in runs, } ra HY wy