The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1925, Page 19

t u THE SEATTLI rAR k {| d ‘Would H Earn Back Titl Be Ch leonard Wou ave to Earn Back Title to Be Cham a . 7| Rough Huskies; || yy. a SAPETIES ABE’. || Das Dedue Munke re, le [ommercial Cxris Laid Up| ight Commission Not to SASETES ARE | Rain Brings. Ducks Low peered se = || CraNFORD.thavansixy ; Me pe 2 Pe eK owa Game Ma’ Entries |Stsrrore on ae Return Belt dns for Hunters on Skagit | ei Chaise Ope n al w nh 4 ligt ‘b . iD Reports Say That Leonard Has Lost Money on Mar- ni adr sug rhe gp . por NONE 8 Gera. gid Uninnieas : ron | Washingt ty t kets and Needs Funds; Former Lightweight t ' " t lay and Bi. or awe re aga Sig] em oe Champ Has “Felt” Commission’s Stand, : , bringing 4 rand. pasts that ¢ : é T ataore:- Miikeeaeat ive A aaket News os otha Se EW YORK, Nov. 12.—Benny Leonard, retired light Grinnell oka {hits a rider Gy eee a rca lt z . weight champion of the world, will have to fight hi e an as fr fe NTR tt way back to his title if he decides to return to the ring, thal Comite Thinks according to an informal ruling of the New York boxing GRANGE SPURNS t eas . commission Uy S wed Mond Simmins Tops As a business proposition—and it is strictly business PRO'S ADVANCES : ws RB wens K - that is bringing Leonard back—there is more money to be|; I toot ely Major Fielders made in a few fights in the but ff taten . tanta from com “yp the best er fielder the | Weiterweight class than there elles a a de 2 . 5 Ame would be among the light- SETTLE TITLE 1 gouard hung up his gloves IN MISSOURI sometime ago and started out ia HBAS CITY,: 3 won: nian but rm plan ‘ con meee istcrd ; uct a physical culture school y mail did not prove as sue essful as he had thought and found the dough going out fohan oan it ~ bape bee WILLAMETT 1 WINS ALEM, Vv. 12.—A M us of Sit | Raintest Coat Sok Hy ns “Tin Pants” City League Ready a : | No, 937 4 r i] No. 920 r HOAGLAND, of the) ’ } ‘ Made of heavy brown deck, : F Basketba!! , Seat-|° c for outdoor specially tre gle s meeting of ope. Upper terproot. fei representatives of a. . “ise protected by cape. Also } strong to w t Tu nix ' made in single style (No. 938) e cept without cape and wi le keep the wearer dry in the writest weather op ae season for | Pi sat TSB for Tine onsen tracer | Hoyt Has Best Ne ois Her for the coming cage sea- ‘ } { rots N Bi any eam, ~Speed Ball in 2 __ Sai diese cont sad pestis Junior League aes ; at eee : s n the ball field iw in a! . 5 Organize | Judge @ pitch ALDINGS has organized a : \ D tam for Class B in the | A ceners sutt s| Sport Breeches : \ Raintest Hat Weague and it includes sey. | “St Choge Eng , cor Noose r \ P No. 940 stars. Paul . “hy : This hat is light in weight, peel ike ine These breeches are 7 is i. Bai Mayor and Hugh Me- foemer Lincoln high f stars; Wes Hall, Viny 2 hateleuares : s ; yentliated by large eye. George Salvus, Wil t eng r t jeaching from ‘sweat band. Without ly Howe are alter Job to below the of Forsythe’s cage Church Loop Ready comfort, reia protection, long wear P ym the organizat soe ee Ieee te tk tens tance eal ARMY, NAVY fam of the high sch | IN 7-ALL q Raintest | : ‘er Cruiser’s Stag ; Pennant att: toned cuffs Seam- less shoulders ‘Tworoomy breast pockets. A won- derful garment tor timber 4 for loggers and ideal garment for bunt ° Coding meet sot on ing, fishing and outdoor d only stand wp un. work. Eight roomy pock: bu | ar, but | eta, including large game } f ’ Heecennints ROJANS LOSES Son tah eee : e ; Protection trom : _ t ck, , yee Also made (No. 946) with large iT. LOUIS, 12.—A popu fre fon godt 7 " , t collar which can be worn j ; red up or down. For waterproof advantages of both coat ° : 1 wool stags (No.427) sec illustration No. 6 x anc abirt, this it a par * park annual grid ticularly popular Hicteh 6 , (ay to the Weis garment. Also made q re? ‘Were frustrated by in wool (No. 1415), illme- F Wool chairman of the a | South 4 unds tration No, 10, Te rams will be played in| : bi ly r Cruiser’s Stag j pee as was or- : : 7 ’ No. 1415 ! ine x heer en ae A Raintest A COMA TEAMS | te plans to ask w n Pants : ing RACTICE HARD “" weer Sucrees a Monble Seat and Knee) ! “ GWA Nor. 12.—-c. : ay ; meet ea, tacloding big provision Nov. Coach Albert} Mr. Jack Kearns doesn’t mind Double stitched thru- jj pocket across the back. the Uncoin High School| how many “rousing receptions” the ont, double seat pad , Cape over shoulda bia double reinforced: ‘ vt a room Mexicans give Dempsey... . You| from waistline to be- f - Srotecting the apper breast can’t interest a banker in @ rousing | low knee. Two slant: . pockets, A real garment for i Stadium Prep | reception. | ing pockets, tro hip X outddor wear and a favor. Wiefoled for Saturd pockets with tape to : ite with men who must face j utton, reinforced cold and wet weather. This " ’ waistband, extra ‘ , same style garment Bem Working out son | Here S Regular ‘ong ty, points of A be bad in B may Bring victory to his team. strele Bae Toca ($6 tii { test tnbrie=o, 549) ERDEEN RING ARSHALL, Mich. Nov. 12— and flexible and will ou it O —— event ripping. The test {abric—(No. 949) Football Star Groom Fea ae GER BACK! M Recovering, an opponent's heap you depend com. Raintest é e SERDEEN, Nov. sick || fumble on his own one-yard line, ints for long, sation Huntin Coat BEN, Nov. 12—Nick i Met toring promoter of Grays || James Fumbaugh, right end on jactory servige. ti Hi eit, wilt put on a card || the Marshall high school football || sfhaalol Bice Weds BGehtier part of this month|| ‘#™- yesterday ran $9 yards |) aintest fabric. Hirsch- r h a % ‘eis quality cor a a peg | cout, dateatak tion” Sign Raintest Winter is really here! There's nothing you can wear that will give vonthroughowt Ean EW of the fighters in the | Pete el gee She aah Shree Work Pants you as much genuine comfort and thorough satisfaction as Hirsch- Pay onan: — | ; 2 eee ae, | trees ot? Weis Outdoor Garments. They keep you dry in wet weather and ities ares ON GRID | iat ea warm in cold weather, and they wear like iron, no matter what the mena este Peeall tart tat on season. In Hirsch-Weis you'll get garments that fit perfectly, have a big pocket ACE IS HURT Hirsch Weis | Rese von Ary aed plenty of pockets for every need, and are of quality construction and for game or ro Nov. 12 7 Made of heary wool, spe- cially treated by the Hirsch. i Dugene : j ; ie Vintons, an in Yeran Be eotanig eit Bone Hirsch: Wes workmanship throughout, from fabric to linings and buttons. tide game pock. + wit! . . . a ee sD ee five big omy ‘pock Your dealer will gladly show you the numbers which interest you, ciled deill lined te all its of : side pocket for Wis Injured in the ankle} Sportsman’s Strata cot niaresa: Drop in and fook them over today. » » Dectehes a7 leeaacereoeae fmt | etanda 16-inch Raintest Hirsch-Weis work ideal hunting or manship throughout, fishing suit, Ez Taking only extra ?, ach will trade a hat full of | Z wear into account, PY ogre for one smashine | (0 in these pants will oxre mace: Sho can step out and got 7m . . end you eT : méwhen the team needs ‘em Ratelaptearas scribing 10 favorite u Ww 2 Wool , Seattle ; eH | Logger’s Stag No, 427 Headquarters | This stag la made in PORTLAND, OREGON coat style of heavy Tey the Hick. 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