The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1925, Page 11

MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1925. THE ATTLE STAR PAGE 11 SEATTLE DROPS BOTH SUNDAY GAMES, BUT TAKES SERIES MIRS. FIRED JACKSON ENWERS NATIONAL WOMENS LINKS TOURNEY | femrerar ar ten ee eal aed AN heer er etven are |S Meet S$ > (OUR BOARDING HOUSE 4 t. Louis Terinis Scare wim Meet Success | ?DING SE _ BY AHERN | Redskins n will rte ee ee ee es Oe iss bor 24 Scene of | .2ecrscru:| Hecept at Gate eu Wind Up eating than he did in his recen Sted ay EGAD !+ BLESS Nou Zi, sia ithiasle: Gisle (ournamentsia |S FonkiPallito Turn O E ; AS I LIVE AND BREATHE, ) SAM, YoU OLD BRIGAND !. SIPs eo ° eet a na port ans Fail to Purn ( ut as “xpected for Finest \F rT IGN THe MATOR ! rat nema hae ‘D5 7 | rip Just two pointa stood between Water Carnival Ever Staged in the Northwest; ( T WECTOR, You oD eh (eee pang eyniey ' STEN We } the tennis } { defeat. With i i oF c Oipere Not a \¥ | NAG ret yD Local Golfing Ace Is First | ‘!* "°! count ston! bee TPM Pg) oe tere Dee Entiees 4 \p " ite! ah , ar : | ~~ BY JOVE,» WHEN WAS Z conoverewn i , Locals Win 13 and Lose . to Enter From Lik gud bed ce ROK fipal: anelt By Leo H, Lassen at PasoRY 'p we ie rt We oe RE “TOGETHER Zz, ONTOF 10 on Three-Week Seattle loot over but the sting fl Baste finest siwmming carnival ever held in Seattle | co aa ee sl iris ae aA LAGT 2. HAW, oT RECALL $ THEIR : Jaunt From Home » rT howeve r back wound up with exhibition events Sunday and from a BEEN KT THE STKTION v TH | ¢ RN LONDON, us AY THE 4 %~ WHISTLES J } BY ALEX ¢. ROSE Lug riedtimgl ‘|| point of competition it was a wonderful success, but from A COREE OF CARG!= COME 4 ead Mise ig in, J PACIVIC COAST LEAGUE M"™ FRED JACKSON, one of t out 1 the || the standpoint of attendance it was a terrible flop, WE NOUR BAGS SION! “NEG ~NEG, f dia 7s i Lost) ae nifers in tt r mes t tory The sport fans of Seattle failed to support the meet a TLL ON-THE EVE OF MY is ; t Lae i tos bare ect atelier . ree th rasa for |! expected, altho such stars as Johnny Weissmuller, Bob 2 DEPARTURE FOR We) ! } ‘ i “66 ABS Vr Skelton, Fete Des Jardines, Walter Laufer and Harry Glan | SOLOMON ISLANDS, % 1 v weed ; i cy were breaking records right and ‘eft. we EGAD!s cad PAA) aad ‘ 310 pla h a ever : ay wit eral features, toww pac toe ss ty Sach eat Duiing the past 1 Friday isn’t accepted the Saturday mark will go in the t few years this Skelt wimming © aR t time in th 4 1 L ‘ Farlington star I enw ney hig his ‘third wt t th has won mar ‘ ‘ wt A W Amp f e i honors, including Parkland Boys Win Jun- : ; oe a state, dity and ior Title by For- | Rel, D , ae ee qigih: champion Ah ae elays ecide Meet four games of se plead herxe feiture in Final Baa AEE ie revietinaiadiios Urentcns uring the past turn to form, na N Ye a out e t ans were several months of mediocre | a new club 34 to over-trying and lack of} t q Johnny Weissmuller, swim oo «much eredit can't be dicates that she ts still , jt} ming last for the Illinois A. €., given to Laufer and Glanc eve dents, 9 to 0, overcame a short lead held by who were the Iron men of tt cf e No, Mrs, Jackson does not expect | 5¥ forfeiture the lust Olymple club swhnumer week, entering nearly every | went 50-50, the Beavers copping tig oe the ational crown, but ahe| _ The game was scheduled for | and romped home with the re race and forcing such a strong Senond attals, aval oon int Gar 46 Wil she did in] Garfield playfield, but owing to lay, putting his team ahead of club as the LA. ©, to the relay i # appe ag beg eee e the West ha meet hk the inability of the Independents the Cincinnati Y. M. CG. A, 4 to beat them R c 1 > irate te pi - ar—quality we get into) { get a team together for the points to 23. The Cinelnnati The M A. C. nquad se rian werirrtari tps rae nay Wi iteeit, ‘final tlt, they falled to show up Fada saade "dae belr tae pil bares p he ninth inning to them out e } : ; 8 b the Por nd Beavers Sunday, in both games, 10 to 9 and }14 to 3. Saturday's double bill i ers had recent men, Walter Laufer and Harry sht rune off Fuseei Me ties r ft and Glancy, were unable to. enter a Trance’ ae tne alan bees thee: : t tt this event Cod \ ped some f e rere wae be aharg : As a hate - ; aie ¢ ep aS OY WEA BERNICE, ¥ avers enough ma to win on, « ative to the nationa J 1 r ¢ « > y rl im series ended four games to these days may be ter the relay also cost them a/experience J ! J VUE mnonle BIG INNING \three, in favor of Seattle. ew 18-hole course at} Tne win of the y the Crys Pool Y ver the | to bes 0 | Saturday she scored @| Parkland A.C. ca trace » 8 FIRST GAME Much better golf than she | age Of: ter | AB. R. 1. PO. A. had shot for quite some time | eae tha ide *| Coral Moran Migh Scares A tae : ; i 7 % Ja kson will conpete in the} his batt mate & RAL om the week, she having won the / Br J 3 228 a te women’ hip tourna. t r Y the § ¥. WoC A a back stroke, too (i d eit a Dh {ot Soe E 28, ir Schaab's ability on the slab has - (esha ie ie ee s b accounted for many victories and : a — 2 1 se g Ca Hurley, the | he was the best hurler in the” SEMI-PRO STANDINGS _ R. H.E.| Batt Browse aod McCleiani E 09 47 ‘ Silat Sierras | league, Murray, for such a small of w SIR pd! Cpleniar P $8 aan target to pitch at behind the ur ! w © | Waterf t ¢ 7 . o 0 6 @ @ . ; plate, knew his business in that (the 1 rd dash for wor nak | two ‘ 41” atteries—-& ha Elec pelt Ade : 2, 0 2 2 ae H | At Earlington | department. [tis doubtful if any | ing a new mark of 1:10:61 Aid ie . NN creary cadets ’ BURNETT WINS oo oo oe Fl who played over| Fecelver In the loop could beat | It was her second vletory of | thelr t , atari Burnett—Red Biccum held the Car ‘11 1 0 0a him throwing to the bases an ‘ ‘ i t league to 0 there were very few stolen has: | . ireen Lake ie tie) | PERCIVAL WINNER seve $0 9 «ae | i nds hat | ° Scone while att pons is We | ‘ HE T Brothers Dye Wi t 9 12 148 | : : med of—a fintshea; %°ch co Ngo ,,, Weissmuller Won Every Race Entered |Baiiard’ u by Renamer enstgamniclindddas 0 5 RHP e Bf product and a wonderful teat ot] the anbbabacpy 45 pal as Ni y v Des Jar the s Druxman outfit, $ to 6./ Burnett on ree en i wolf. fi ning outfi 4 con f Hines, the ¥ liver GREEN LAKE WINS EB 1 Percival, on the mound for the rbon. 6 3 2 4) \4oum } In yesterday's team match, the| won | the Florid t BALLARD Commercial club | Dyers, allowed the gars but eight] F 1. 412 6m 3 1 sLAR ommercial club ers, allowec ra y ety Jatteries — Biccum and i Renitle Gol 5 laverm we rept Spec . He 2 3 3 0% 1 i Seattle Golf club Leen vot Swe s Thelr victe © neve ae i r on the chin | hit | Saunders and Henry Riconda, 1 22 ae H ; ji y h the peg aie bi ores except In the finals and n od & the » Cc. Cc. de Pinky Letich heavy hitting, a eee |Lewts it oo 160 @ ! | so by the easy eemed to be just to geti tered, v nainted of the 100. i ta 1 ae ie | aout alniton: sake | a as annah, o 374 | paneer eo, eg pit igh ened ® i “eer reg pga 4 Three big | double and two singles, helped the| ALL STARS LO Holly, pct Here { r over with a w Bu . 4 a 1 fourth, wh they | Dyers wm. Ick Warner othres! Reltingham Plloted by Bob. |?%#rrison 6 00 6 ated. and 4 av 1 ; am — Piloted ob- ‘ xt of the Druxman runs c 0 1 0 eae Dixie Fleager led the North hamp ps Here is one star who deliv en Jardlr ‘ t t fehth A in & : | by Morris, an ar ‘o team If 6 0 0 8 8 Enders in point-making with ® | orRonG PA éred ‘on ‘s@vance notices and t of diving that me } : eal aeers Ms : om tle was defeated by the _ — . an total of 18, with Bon Stein (16), | Vp KEYSTONE gave the boys and girls a run thra brie Signy : llingham Tulips here Sunday, 7 40 10 48 130 Tom Green (12, Lee Stell (Ul) | % | for their money every time he KO Kasp of “Oh 1 “Ah's 3 ‘ | Babe Barberis, Har ted 1 arred fo H . | and Professional Bob Johnstone | z oy appeared in action. He's in a class by himaelt. 2 : j : ; FF he score— @), boosting the grand total to | ‘ n, , beletiras pt so $13 Stars 59 points. Earlington’s team } nahin apap ‘ ee . ary ae ch | Nis FR See ea = Bellingham second place by one point, 29 Seetn wind the { y Bost 1 en ac nsdowne | rand O saint M t and \tterbur to 28. Jack Hueston, pro, Gor- | |),, Seitancdanstha tor many see La The RHE os ‘ " x i Lat 1 1 ICAL TEAM LOSES 5 4 don Haw, Fred Jackson, Leo En : d 2 18 £ EV T WINS . Runs responsi- Gaskill and Clare Kidd made Sie in an ing L tries Balard aT int Black Diamond—The Seattle Be sina Masty 2. atiiae a, "i waaay attorle r m-| quet nde nelr ne ni c Lae , Dumowich } up the home guards and Bill p sapien dso Batterie I y and Ham-|quets, under their new Os) caine heen’ Munday with ly 8, Haste: ! Dalgleish, pro, Chuck Hunter, | 9 tri ot haat tting ov ders. Be Iton; Di Kite’' DeJulio, lost to the Black Sins es—Herman, Ric Bilt Noonan, Bob Vaughn and | sides being kod at the plate, they as ma eur, c bs Dhar Pacific Coast league team, the Everett |ttg! ase hit—Lafayetion twee aml Leo Kashitein, were the City of | proved adept fly-chasers SURPRISE LEADERS ‘ Hae ven turned in a 5 to 3 victory. |bese hite—Brazill, Eldred, Latayette 2 | Destiny squad. ze ns ir. A Ny. | Grove of the agulls, hel a Sacrifice hite—Daly, Eldred. pa y BLING obe et thie tie sornHaed , includ : : ys—Hunnefield to Mot 1 e ae one No an gg a ta N’ vive ene Ps can i ; th home run, was the feature of | them win by making a home run. Hunnetleld to Latayette, Tigi fessiona’ ank Noble from pt R ¥, 114; Delaney § . fon ‘An ng their The score R. H. Umplres—Teck and ¢ a i: ; 1 resulted NAL \i future | Hiocte chrakac ti m within strikir tance of game West Sentth ; 4 vas heat NATIO A * : ( ate, 114; F beet ied : Mer score R. H varett SECOND GAME | Iden, | 5 icy IE 148; 2 hants defeat Tt gor ; Batteries—Cunningham AP aa : 4 9 ee br 008 112; Okar h A Cake desrde tan at Dale casa lis; Bickfor oo i@ ‘ ah ih atricelli and Bell, : 1 1 eae i : ie o 4 é ven! SECOND RACE—Vive tu |. Three runs jn the second and SER HIGHS VICTORIOUS us te. | hopelessly 439 phe n i 3 omond J - si PSs tas poshoags ts 4 PULLS UPSET Hoquiam — The Hoquiam Highs |™ oa Hee i ‘ 424 4 Kremlir we om which they were never! Newcastie—Wilkeson pulled the eated the Tacoma Kays, 3 to 0 ; 7. | Clare Kidd Wins a Rey Ringrose, 114; Fr ne aded aus Ma nae came back | surprise in the Coal league 2 ry , in a Timber league | 0 0 1 * | j acta! deel ite . i. %., 114 Schas, 114; Phar © knot the’ count by scoring two} ny defeuting weastlo 6 to ame, , pitcher of the Highs, | Bests Pie 28 r the special events during this At St. Lout BD. uae : ani Bishamsoad 3 et i & y Lou, 105; China Jane, | TU” the fourth and f 1 the | Prowse, of the winners, fanned eight | blanked the Kays with seven hits. |Cursnec. so Roan 2 | two-day opening down the! New York Teg ution. © In} 414 fifth inning men and allowed the Castles but] The score— eH. maey oe ne ape at way, Clare Kidd, with gt. Louis 9 ou 1 ‘al session | THIRD RACE ? Hempel and Dawson were the hit-| seven hits. |Tacoma Kays Aah Yuen Y 0 0 0 0 56. on the medal play) patte ‘ commit I i—Five and on ; . = ee ‘ ; “ad Batte Huntzinger. sid lvely, 114: Skylark, 114;| ting sta f the winners, Hemr The score | Hoquiam at ee ose | 0} ‘arava. competition on Saturday; Lee Stel er, wdy, Hart: | bein deta i 6 Hickman, 114 Clear The Way, | 8 three hits. Tommy Hy Wilkeson Hansen and Cappa;| RH. PO. A annexed the prize for the best 18 \jey; Mails and O'Farrell and Sieblo, 114 114. Lady | srOn'# two doubles he 1 Newcastle ypher. [Hu 211 3°39 holes yesterday when he set a mark that 7 4; Puebl ty : i Fe 4 ¢ Ady De Lb 2 faqs 28 ee 3 s : gan, 112; Peg O can Met 1 3. 7 oe that will k yome shooting to} At Chicago r H. £E. 1 ‘1 " to. 112:] | Lafay 5 Oo ae oa sohaay Sonat: oso eye... hh amateur re Anneli, 38 Wain 3 | SEALS SPLIT fists te ', awn t ton Bab, Also Eligible, , ia ot Piper & Taft's, landed the award |Chicago . ae hat a f Ug | : : ‘ Bs ny. |Riconda, 2 Lee 36 holes with a wonderful card of raytor; Bush and Hartnett FOURTH RACE—One mile and 70 | | Seals and the Tigers divided a double | Roun °° 3.2 S eae 147 — yur bleau Dhonneur, 117; Pat| bill here yesterday, San Francisco | e — ee Two other outstanding features} First game 14 9 | lowe ‘ Mabrey, 11 en Quinine, 109 winning the opener, 8 to 5, and| oj ait8 oo: 16, 18 6 marked the proceedings—Frank Ry- | poston mind ie pit M 1 t, 107; Zelma|] Bide shop, veteran fight man: | x ey a 3 ital Batted tor win tu ninth in, club president, fooled every-lae Cincinnati eres let ha Robe 107 Jager, has bought out the Interests of j vernon: the. nightcap, - 8 to 1 4 body by driving the first ball down Batterie Ryan, Varga I pted to cheat FIFTH RACE—Oldfield course; | the late Dan Salt in the boxing firm Seals copped the series five games the middle and Bill Steedman, golf! anq Gibson; Donohue, Mé the rule inte 1 Conductér, 117; Rochester Jr, 117;| 0f Austin & Salt and he will continue to two. scribe, came within two inches, | miner and ¥ H n ked, i rstood, | Mountain Oaks, 1 Bryndear, 107; ) Whe business: with) Lonnie Ausip. First game R ‘etual measurement, of holding his! second: game R. H, #,|to put a promise it that} Singon, 107; Glassful, 106 | The new firm has announced their San Francisco ........ 8 tee-shot to the ninth Boston . fh 12g {he would respect the well] SIXTH RACE—Bix furlongs: 1. c. | fir#t fight for August 18 at the Seat | Vernon R 59 Langan | Cincinnati 39 glas the letter of tho amateur. rule| Basch Dovesroost, 112; Old sin. | *'* ria bark; al tat here alata | Batteries: Mitchell, Veene ne—Herman, High. | Batteries Graham, Marquard,|and when he agreed to do this,{nor, 112; sree DaltaR AIO) | ee eee ee ero—Walter Johnson, cel-|and Agnew; Ludolph, Eckert and Three Leake ase ij aaritiee Nita COP PAIR | Benton and Selmer; Kruger, Biemil.|the committee voted favorably on a! gancho P: ; 6, 107 | th anniversary of his ar- | Murphy lees y—MeCann to La Ne 4 i i on, lot the Thee + COR iD, A 3.—The Angels| le" May and Wingo resolution to withhold the spanking! geYENTH RACE—Ono mile a “/P. Gi 1 them, 5| Second game R. H. E = RE OARTEND) Age ; pas etal Ghrec text. oGtotied aga ett tu crh ostpone Ir i avis | RAGS ETR ROAD ows siat NEP PLAY STARTS closed pa Anions tes a ot A 7 eieiy®) My ? . er against | @k 11 0| DETROIT, Aug. 38.—The annual against Oakland by winning both ITC | ne committee acted th much} Muehlebach, 109; Captain Tom, 109; | Ch 1 S | Vernon re AE | [oer » Aug, : a r J imes of a double-header, 3 to 1 and MERICAN celerity and a braver show of front|Napan, 109; Regal Ledge, 109; Mac annel Swim): Batteries: Crockett, Geary, |Western courts tennis champions of to 0. [ A than it did in its previous fights |O'Day, 109; Stopover, 107; Mary CAPE GRIS NEZ, France, Aug Glenn Myatt hit a homer and scored | \roudy and Yelle, Ritchie; Pilette, | ship began this morning with a First game: Rw. BQ with Tilden, but its action for a|Omery, 107; My Rose, 107 4.—Aftor having oftce postponed her | smother Speaker's sacrifice, the Hse tfoot and Whitney. jrecord entry list of 69 competing, Loe Ane 310 0 ‘ violation of the rifle that must have | today's scheduled attempt to swim dlp abit Pachter A —————————————————— ° 6x3 ya Pet.) had some ent be t was ® : » Eng el, Miss Gertrudo f in the first in Oakland seepececcvee 5 4 dna) had some intent | 14 not 4K W the English channel, Miss Gertrude} Dick Cox hit a homer in the fir ho - et Batteriey—Wright and Spencer, ‘ say {very drastic gers in Ederle, American, again postponed | ming with two on, and the Robins downed BEGIN GOLF MERT | BA S EBALL Sandberg; Krause and Byler, Read. ‘ When the committee ruled that U d Th * the trip until Wednesday. Under | CHICAGO, Aug. 8.—The qualifying TOMORROW Second game: RH. E. felipe 49 0 Tilden was still an amateur, 1 naer eir the first postponement she ,would| Hard hitting behind Mails’ tight piteh-| round in the women's Western Golt | fos Angeles . +4 7 Ol Gheveta ‘ automatically made him a member N jhave jumped off betwoen 4 a, m, Ing enabled the Cards to beat the lant®, | association Junior championship Seattle vs. Oakland ; ‘ $ to 1, and too! m out of first place Oakland ee ey Cele 0 New Yor $ 429 /o0f the Davis cup team ew Manager and 6 a, m, tomorrow. {in Piatietinnat tuaens : tournament, st rite today at the Game Called 2445 P. Me | Boehler, De ney and Read, ‘ dish ‘ Af . ‘orion Tige e | Beverly Country club with nearly 60 : 2 | Hoehler, Delacy and Read, Byler. | At New York WW PHD Vernon, Tigers) Under “than | | After winning nine straight games, the | civiy enter Reserve: Beaty DEnen-0169 ANd cee seeeeees York BE.) . | new manager, Rube won $ Roda were dropped by the Braves in the * Carpentier May jive’: ince sern-ont samen QPEGOM TOMAS cher int att |The Reds to ie frat game, 8. to o é me ga | . from the lengue-leading San Fran W tatteries Shawkey — an¢ M | | CLEAN S EEP j Batt ee, ATA ps nd Ben | Battle Colima cisco Seals in Los Angeles and i | HOME RUN LEADERS CURLEY DOES IT! a BAUT LAKE CITY, Aug, 3.—By |® ht a i4| are now In seventh pl | ourney eg ns Hornsby, Caran, 27 t Washington Kt. ul Bs. ™ rown ‘ fy winning both games of ‘yesterda 5 Bhs L A Bill Hawick, manager the ‘ I ; ‘ double-header here, the Salt Detrolt Oo 1 in 0s ngeles | Bengal team for the past eight year | pow’ LAND, Ore, Aug. 8.—With} WE ‘ R S 4 Hoew swept the series from Sacra-| Washington «.... .... 6 7 AUG ANGISLIES, Cal, “AUB wan given his release Saturday by | 125° entries on) hand to make | ‘ iment seven ames to nothing Ateries 1 Dauss and Bass-) ded Georges Carpention Iq coming | pre nt Bd Mailer The poor |lively competition, the Oregon i —~ON— Sunday's. scores were 8 to 4 and| ler; Johnson and Rue {back to America again, Jack Cur-| showing of the team this year was}tennis tournament was begun here x Ath 16 | i i 2 2 yoxer here in October for w bout ; Wimer Griffin, of San Francisco, | rest | gam « 1 ® Tiger Players boxer hore In Octobor for a bout | in. manager ; | | CFAMONTO sesesesseeeee MOULD g with Bert Colima, Pacific Coast) wills was a star outfielder for}winner of the Oregon title in 1922 | IN yp Re SELF ie rakes. vee, 8 16 28 P: t M k {| middtowelght, ‘The bout will be |woveral years with tho Low Angeles jand 1928, was here to make avother| PRO) GRIDDERS | FIND OUT FOR YOURSELE Batteried—Canfleld ating and | ut on arke jstaged by Dick Doland, who i#| club, while "fed" Killefer was muan-fattempt for the trophy. If he win PLAN SEASON | and 4 Wachenfeld; Piercy, Hulvey and| 108 ANGRLES, Aug. 3.—~ ld] putting on tho’ Frankie Genaro con-|aging the team. Ho also played|the Ralph W. Wilhup award will go | | “PAY WHEN YOU GET HAIR” Peter \timingway, Vernon shortstop, and|test here Aug, 22 everal yours in the National league yo him permanently | CHICAGO, .Aug. %&—Profossional | @ eral lcaiee ee case Bhan Waker Diktiod ‘lima, who was recently}with the 8t. Louls Cardinal fPitorbert Suhr, San Francisco; Stan: | football will boot the lid off the guid | Hours 302 Home | Bac amento ‘ 10 11 1lon the market by the Vernon man-|knocked out by Mickey Walker Jley Almauist, San Mranciseos Hutton | season here September 20, The Pro: | 0 A.M, to . . Savings | pe Parser Sem 1d Dahm ak abated Waivers have been | wolterwelght champion, has since There Is a colony of ge divera! Miller, of Palo Alto, and two former] fessional Football assoctatton. ended ant i | prety Mini Bhettannaah’ Uaied oe players but they were |launched a comeback campaign. | in Mlorida, and oddly ono ugh, | Portland boys, Phil Neer and Catlin | its xehodule yesterday with all team to PM, Hair and Scalp Specialist Bldg. | hrown sad Wachentold, Mulcahey }taken worth with thé team, untit| He was also beaten by Bddie Huff-| neither Me. Pulton nor Mr, Weinert |Wolfard, are looked on as winning | except New York starting Septem | 4nd Cook, they have been obtained, |iman recontly, ie ainong them, | rorpoct bor 90. | , a |