MONDAY, JULY 6, 1925, THE SEATTLE STAR 11 Bees WinThree of Week-End Games; Tie Series Up! Bees Go Good in Last Three ?t\thg_l_{ingside With the Cameraman at Big New York Fights

Contests Here Walker and Greb in Furious Mixup; Referee Collapses When Shade Knocked Out Slattery

Lucas Loses Tough Game Sunday—Tony Lazarre - Winds Up Great Week

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GAMES THIS WEEK o Sacramento al Seattle, Salt Lake at Portland. Vernon at Oakland San Franciseo at Los Angeles SAI.T LAKE finally got started against Seattle in the second Rame Saturday, winning handily, and %2, they kept right on winning Sunday, taking the contests, 4.2 and 61, Seattle won the first Saturday same behind the good pitching of Fred Fussell, 4.1 Walker and est by a tally, Mickey Harry Greb fought one of the fast fights on .rccord, going at top speed for 15 rounds, Greb week-end The results gave the The in winning. picture shows them a mixup in the center of the ring. The photo on the left shows Referee teams an even break in the eight Purdy collapsing from a dislocated knee. SamesLUCASplayed.WORKED WELL Fred Lucas pitched tme ball in the first Sunday game for Seattle, How Abe Attell Started in | but sume freak bounces and rather .[.———: In the biggest upset of the big New York ring card held last week Dave Shade wobbly support in the first innnig Won Lost Pet. ~ Sets Record Stopped Jimmy in three rounds. Here we have the picture of the knockout. ¢ gave the Bees a 3.0 jead. the i Slattery For Washington ...... 50 878 six ¢8 2% next innings Lucas blanked the Ring Under Assumed Name Philadalphia ...... BRII DEAN, shortstop of the CRIOEY 3 Bees without hit, The visitors « : isvrsaveiniae 4d 562 '\,ln.\‘mn-: a ~ Goorgetown Merchants, was be. Eihessvtnniss DY 0 AN broke thru for another run In the Detroit 36 " deved to have created n new record Weinert Count in Bout With Wills M. LOows i ciscianinnee AT Taking eighth, Champion’s Father Objected NOW YOIk ...coonoooee.33 ‘" o in Jlocal Semi-pro league circles, when Featherweight i In the meantime Seattle Cleveland ....cvvosnsve 39 AOO was hit. lFormer wos defeating the U. B to 50 '<;.mxn|xmn John Game; Tells of When B i R 334 ting Singleton rather hard, but Boz:mg McCarey Attell, 18, Arizora Sunday, 4 to 1, at the At Washington.. R. H." B, he tightened in the pinches and he Sr., First Saw Abe Box Grounds Dean made 11 as. IOW SOTR 31213 1 il'nl" got breaks s snawes some lucky on hard.hit { Biniy, three putouts and one error, ’ VAR s e hmin balls, The locals finally broke thru {for a total of 15 chunces. By T. J. (Uncle Tom) McCAREY Hatteries—E. Johnson, with two ¢ Jones, H. runs in the ninth, i While Dean was setting his record [ Noted Los Angeles Promoter Whe 1s Revealing “Inside” Stories of His Johnson and Gengough; Zachery and l PONDER PITCHES {breaking pace, Bonju, Georgetown t Career Exclusively for Star Readers Ruel, GOOD BALL | pitcher, was holding the Sailbes to Abe Attell got his start has always seemed to me hits, Ray Willis, besides scor- ~. Eimer Ponder held the Tribe to At Cleveland— R H. B im., ;HOW a run himself a Ing by getting single run and five hits in the second interesting personal story. ORI B “one : an Lsy 9T In Abe's parents .':m'l n triple, knocked another of while his mates piled up wix . were much opposed to boxing.. For CNPBIRNG LTy 0 cgame very {the runs scored Tuns on Dumovich, Miljus and Eatterfes—Thurston, and that Abe had to do his boxing with- Connally i The Bcore In H E. Hasty." reason and Garbowski, Sehalk; Smith U. 2 3 out their so he took another 8. 8. Artzona j 1 Lazerre knowledge, Tony completed a great Myntt, 5 name. I 1 what it | Georgetown y 1 s week, both In the field and at the could remember wish | . Batleries Bletka and Wallace plate, the best was, but doesn’t matter. Even the club At Bt, Louls- R: 8..E, individual perform. it Sonju and Hampol ance tosser i of In a series here BETORIE s2t any which he was did know ko baii wel 1 1 bgfore boxing not | this sedson. his real S Db s i e i FIRST GAME name. . LOSES PAIR Batteries Whitehill, Halloway, Sal! Lake— AB. R, H.PO. A E off Abe, under his nom-de-plume, started Wells and Bassler, Buah, Davis, Van BAN FRANCISCO, July 6-The Frederick, If ..... 5 @& & 5 o o YL Gilder and (Thirteen Oaklund Acorns clicked the Bit b s 860 with four or five knockouts. By the time Rego. innings.) league. Connolly, ¢f .4v.s¢ 2 1 1 2 ‘& @ o ———————— topping Bedls for two games here DRDwek o e ¥ Y R six were that he had reached the papers RT ePR L SRR ATR e 2 e winning, 10 to 7 and 7 to lazerre, a 8 ...... 4 1 240800 P‘“— |yumrduy ¢ 5. In the firat Oakland mads Coumbe, 1b ../... 4 1 5 ¢ o beginning to give him some edge. When a game, Xindimore, 2B 6 the first Plcker. .... 3 ‘8 ¢ 3 71 NATIONAL ]| aix runs In Inning, T, ¢ ..divis d 87 0. @ would on make a fea- e B 0 02 show go they would [ing's home run accounting for two e | aimgieton, P t.iiid 00 ) 8 ———-——_———-——J | of the scores, oy, e ture mention of this “Knockout Kid.” Litan m— »4" v Won Lost Pot. Totals ....,..33 4 & 17 18 1 In the second game, the Oaks got N 8 osavsidd UL il is ' w 1 ; Seattieo— AB.R. H. PO, A. B McCAREY away to a fourrun lead but the Now YOrk ..votoveenses 397 XRBA 8 j Of Viiveita 2K e had knocked out a more, Abe's futher began A 3 29 © Bi after he couple 24 in iiiiscivenssos BS A tallied three the next 3 BYOORIFR 4 ' Seals BYEBY, 2B iicicaß D 8 2 @ ;FINAIJ.Y, like all the it at table and got enthusiastic about it, B DA S iit i to the 0 n A8 frame, Two more in the 8 hair 8 0Y LT read | sixth, and CIAIAnRE] 7 of Franclsco. But he knew that littie civsavnscesis S AT g-:m.dred,..cisie @ 1 6«8 !rest of the people San never in the seventh, the Oaks rf. B . 1% gave Philadelpbin .. ...ovooo.. 32 ASL ¢.ccoo ‘unn Herman, 16 4 0 0 10 o 2 ‘Abe this hero the paper was boosting. was Chicago sagssssnsnssn 38 4 A0 ia victory. DRUORIS 3B (o e Y e e Abe’s mother became so enthuslastie that ... ss The old gentleman and on Doston s 2 “ A9 First game: Rl R .Baldwin,#8... 4. 1 3.3 %.® % I wanted to break the news to them, but he totd IR e e i Abe P R several occasions shfaioenseses 40 B to At !O-l(lnnd X 6 0 Baigvin, ¢ .... 83 0 X 1 e best way to have a real surprise for his father was Chicago-- R "B he that the San FYRDCINOO . i,mc .ivsavaso 1 2 Too the Black knocked out ST il 0 | strong for Charley Weinert, Harry Wills, Panther, the New= v enea 000 008 32110 {inyite him to go to the next contest. PRISDUPE California. 3- WHER 1 0 much more to his liking; versity course in the Fourth of July 3 2 and s 0 much Griffin is Baldwin, 98 +.5.., 3 0 & 1% considered one of the best 'Hennessey that he led the field in the holiday tombstona That was a 0 competition, TR s sieaive 3,00 B HOUSE BY OUR BOARDING AHERN of California’s many while TP NG P cisbe B 0 88 : : compotition, flve-up on par, Steve bit farther than any of the rest of stars, 4 Beaten Chandler is an inter-collegiate cham- :mpu, B ie ol G e Casey Dwan took the second award with a the field carried their stakes, so C. sy 0 0 of the United States. HRRY. D S ; BULLETIN four-up card, R. won the event, ion A Jack Walker and Willard Crocker, G TOMN s dE s 81Ny 6. " TIMBLEDON, July . . o Davis % ‘ !two clup team members of IBatted for Teslie In sixth. N ~—The American IBatted for Hheehan in seventh, McLarnin [s in “‘unndu, are also entered in the tourn- - Reors by Innings: stars, John Hennessey of Jimmy ’ ament, A Falt lake ...... 0000032016 ‘ e’ . Hite . Indianapolis and ioiees. /i 01 01441 314 Ray o Beattla ~...... 001006000601 - Casey of San Francisco, Beats Villa HUE iicuvidaiae 312100100~ 5 Spotlight; Enable . Innings pitched —~Dumovich 5%, Miljus, ~ went down to defeat to- Homers defeat Dumovich, Cal,, July 6.—Add the name of Jimmy Mec- Charge to At bat— in the finals of the Pumovich 26, Miljus 6. Hita batted— ~ day to Beat OAKLAND,Larnin to the long list of Coast boys who have gone Dyers Dumovich 5, Miljus 4. Runs scored. men’'s doubles of the Brit- ’s Dumovich 3, MilJur 2, Runs responxibie to the front ranks in the boxing game. for—Ponder 1, Dumovich Miljus ish tennis Monroe’s ClClub 3, 1. championships B. six of 10 struck out—-Ponder 1, Dumovich 1, Hasty The little Vancouver, C., battler won out before the French mas- tralling thruout the 1. Bases on balls—Dumovich 3, Miljus game, rounds in his fight with Pancho Villa, the king of the fly- Al~"rl-:RThree 1. Stolen bases—Sheohan, Three-base ters, Borotra and La- the Brothers' Dye Works hit—~Lane., Two-base hits—Hßrazill, Lindi- weights, here Saturday. took a brace and scored five coste, The score was runs more, Lazerre. Sacrifice hits—Brady, 6-4, Villa but most of them flailed in the ninth inning to win, 19 to Lindimore. Runs batted in-—Brady, La- 11-9, kept swinging punches, 7, 4-6, 1-6, from Monroe. zarrs 2, Coumbe, Vitt, Peters. Double 6-3.' | thru the McLarnin with Ralph Miller, Dyer's Ry air, boxing carefully a rapier-like plays—Hasty to Daly to Herman. Tima | catcher, after clearing the bases in ~=1:60, Umpires—Reardon and Erashear, Eng., July 6,—Mille, left hand shooting constantly in Villa’s face. h WI.\IIH.ICI)().\'. the first inning with a stinging " Suzanne Lenglen, the flashy McLarnin will not before fall. fight again double, dislocated his shoulder by French star, won her third Wimble. SERIES Altho offers are flooding the youth and his manager, sliding into third. Percival hit a TAKE don tifle today when she took PORTLAND, ?rat‘ home run in the ecighth with July 6.-Portland honors in “Pop” Foster, McLarnin plans to leave within a few days the mixed doubles, T made It six out of seven from Sac- Brown on base, Palred with Jean the 19!4‘ to visit his parents in Vancouver, B. C. Then he will Borotra, In ramento when It won both of the ninth inning Moreland hit games singles chgmplon, and the mnner-up! spend several weeks roughing it in the Canadian mountains n double bill here yesterday, 1 to 0 a homer with Lybeck scoring ahead for the title last Saturday, she de. = and 11 to 3. Leverenze, the Beaver's before returning to the ring. of him. Percival singled and scored feated Baron Do Morphurgo and piteher, struck out eight of the Sacs A re-match between McLarnin and Villa is on Edward's hit for the final run Miss Elizabeth Ryan, the former Cal. already being in the first game, The one run of of the game. Smith, with a double ifornia star, at 6-3 and 6-3, discussed. The champion claimed poor condition, which = the Beavers in the first game, was and two singles, was the hitting = As there were only two doubles should serve as good authority for another bout. the result of Lewis’ home run into star of the day for the losers while matches on the final day of the tour- the bleachers in the second inning. Demines' fielding in right fleld was nment, there was only small attend. First R, H. B i gnme— New York C. U. o sensation, was A. ance, The weather warm and A. SweepsA. .0 Baoramento ...voiesiviees 007 clear, The score: R, H. "R ROELANA \ A o vsiiVivsdireni k. B 00 Track Meet at San Francisco TR e N B B VONREERS Three Brothers 10 11 4 Batteries—Vinel and Shea; Lever- ...... 6-Track MONTPOO T 8 it onze and Hannah, FRANCISCO, July elub coverad himself with glory by ' uis s aniy iysl of the nation Batteries: Johnson, Percival and SANand field stars were‘ | nearly equaling his own world's rec- Kohler; Smith Pearsall, returning homo today with the Newford In winning the decathlon, 1t was and Second game-- R, H. E. York Athletic olub holdihg the ccntor} (A very tired young man who, late in BACTRMBNLO sevesverscney 811 1 . The semifinals scheduled in The of the aftermath gossip. | the day stumbled across the tape in FPortiald Jiciiiiivessseviidl 31 1 Helen Wills Is Star league, which were to he held Nqgt content with wresting the ‘[the I,6oo.meter race, the last of the Batteries-~Keating, Canfield and were the Illinois Hunday, pastponed until next gonlor honors from Ath~‘ 110 events in which he had competed phea; Yarrison and Tobin, Busy HSundoy. They will bo held ot Walla lotle club Saturday, the Gotham team fwithin six hours, Otto Anderson, Training P —————————————————————t§ Walln playtield, The Queen City Mo came back yesterdany and closed the ' former U7,8, C) star, competing for NIEW \"nm\’..¥u|_\' §.—"Porhaps T were winning each was sec- tors to play the Parkland A, ¢, threedny meet by of‘‘[the Hollywood Athletic olub, may be able to beat her when she und the Independepts wers wide margins, ond, of BASEBALL to moeoet the relny events by while John I', Jones Ilinols grows old,” Miss Helen Wills, tennis Y, ‘ the Garfleld Cuabs, In the 440. yard relay the N, A, was third, champlon, replied when asked what TOMORROW decide 4 ', team, Including Hussey, 'l‘ml«l.‘| Officinls have yet to whether she thought about a mateh with Miie. j ean broke n‘ Seattle vs. Sacramento Who remember the good old Machonald and Heholz, Jmany of the new records set during Suzanne Lenglon, who staged a i daye when It really ameunted to world's record by covering the the meet will bo allowed. A strong comeback Wimbledon last week, ; Gume Called at 245 P, M, dln-‘ at something to beat Johnny Bull in a tance in 41 26 wing blowing down tho course each Miss Willg 18 at Porest trains Nenerved Sents Nlaen-0160 negonds, Hills, S 8 gult mateh? | Huarold M, Osborne of the llllnoln‘ falternoon helped speed the racers, | ing for the big BBastorn tournaments, =