The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-27

Coast hockey fans will undoubtedly see "Cy-
Clone Taylor. the veteran ice hockey STAR in action
again this year. according TO Lester Patrick, pilot
Of the Victoria crew, who Seattle visitor
yesterday.
.sTaylor says he viii quit If the Vancouver
team can find to replace him, but that
is next to the impossible, says Patrick. THE call
of the game is strong. and it's safe bet that the
Cyclone will be on the job again this year.
Prospects for of the big seasons in history
of the ice game are looming this years horizon.
In the opinion of Patrick, who says that all sorts
of sports are booming in Victoria and Vancouver.
Lacrosse is the big sport in Vancouver since
the mainland city has no baseball this year." de-
ciares Lester, "and the city is already lining up
for the hockey
"As for Victoria. we expect one Of the biggest
since the entry of this city in the circuit
Since Ole Anderson the Tacoma heavyweight.
has risen to pugilistic heights thru his showing
with Willie Meehan, Clay Hite. of the Northwest
Athletic club, is trying to land Billy Miske. the
St Paul heavyweight, Tommy Gibbons Bat
Ting Levinsky, Of New York. for the big fellow.
the fight to be staged here This will be quite
jump in the pugistic game for the Tacoma lad.
who Is nothing but big green kid who take
. walop. Under the careful tutorshp of Chef Me-
Intyre, Of Tacoma, Ole should develop into good
prospect, providing Chef doesn't try to push him
too fast. Overwhelming men has ruined
than one likely looking ing prospect and Chef
should heed former experiences.
City public school kids are staging swimming
meet mt Green Lake today. The meet is limited to
members of the classes which have been conducted
during the summer at the local bathing beaches.
just how successful the classes have been will be
demonstrated today when the classes perform at
the northern lake. Swimming is becoming a bigger
sport in Seattle every day and II should be- be-
cause ii is evident that have enough facilities
for the sport.
1t doesn't seem like the wisest thing in the world
to match Ole Anderson with smart ring man like
Jack Thompson, the negro heavyweight, pro-
posed in the South If Thompson is as good as re-
ports from California say he is, Andersons
chances wouldn't be very huge with the big black
boy. II took Jack Dempsey two years OF milling
among the sagebrush before he reached real fame
while Anderson has reached recognition over night.
There's in walloping the goose that laid the
golden egg between the eyes until she's laid at
least couple of eggs.
frankie Farren, the southern lightweight has
the northern bee in his lid. frankie wants to come
North to meet some of the local lghtweights again,
according to word received here from his manager.
John F1ammer. All frankie wants for coming is
railroad fare for his retinue and part of the Smith
building with the Washington hotel thrown in. If
he comes North ii will be at his own expense.
Who does he think he is, Benny Leonard's double?
Local ring fans who have followed the work of
Jimmy Storey, Seattle weterweight, win watch his
work in his bout with Travie Davis, of Everett on
the Arena card Friday night with than ordi-
nary interest. Davis is one of the best of his
weight IN this section, and Storey has his work cut
out for him. Jimmy hasn't had setback since his
entry in the ring game here last season. If Jimmy
can get past Davis, who has good reputation he
stands to enter the main event class in this sector