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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
PREXY KEEPER
RETURNS FROM
ANNUAL COAST :
LEAGUE POW WOW

nU0Y BILL KI.EPPER Of the
SEATTLE siwashes. Ia back In Sc
neoD after attending the annual
0Base league session at Sacramento
TIN = rift Of baseball newA
Uepper states that Coast League
Hgnates are OF the opinion that
william Mccarthy. reelected pr-ss-
1sn1 Of The league. VIII reconsider his
refusal - accept the prcxy Job
again.
Klsupw GAfes chaf ehe srrres IN
California printed several yarns To
The effect that Mccarthy was a cineh
- b reelected president OF the
1eagus At an Increase Of salary and
mat several OF the other moguls were
reported TO be opposed to raise for
him whercupon Mccarthy probably
thought that he might be bounced
because OF this sentiment and he
simply beat EN- TO it, But the
magnafes reelected him at sio.-
900 a year salary and they expect
him 10 take the position again
Regarding the flight" in Klep-
per's room In Sacramento between
Jack Cook. OF Salt Lake. and Owner
Powers. OF Los Angeles. Keeper
states that they did not battle over
the proposed transfer OF the Salt
Lake club 10 Vancouver. n. c.. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
DIVING WONDER
TO ENTER o. A. c.

PORTLAND. Dec 2o.-Aauatics
In the Northwest were given boost
when the announcement was made
by Louis c1Iappy'1 Kuehn. worlds
champion fancy diver. that no has
decided ON entering the Oregon Agri-
cultural college
Tho Multnomah Amateur Athletic
club wonder IL expected 10 be the
mainstay OF the Oregon Aggie swim
ming and diving team. and his en-
trance Mt the Corvallis Institution Is
looked upon az n means of attracting
many promising aquatic stars.
II. y. rutherford, coach OF the Orc
gon ARgie football squad. Is a great
water polo player, is the word
brought to Portland. and no doubt he
will be able TO impart a great deal OF
knowledge to the Aggie polo players
IL the Orange and Black athletes take
up the game. Rutherford IN said to
have played on tho Long Beach. Cal.
championship contingent a couple Of
years ago
The new swimming tank Mt Cor
wallis win not be completed before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
MAJOR LEAGUE
TEAMS LINE UP
TRAINING
CAMPS

NEW YORK. Dec. ec.--with the
exception Of the St Louis Browns.
all the major league clubs have com
plctod their trimming plans.
Tho majority Of Tho teams win
seek now places. only slx OF them re-
turning 10 last years camps
Texas Is the favoriie state this
year. getting half OF the big iime or.
ganizationa
Hot Springs and San Antonio win
entertain a pair Of clubs each.
The Brooklyn champions and the
New York Yankees viii train In the
same nnighborhood and win engage
In a series Of training games.
Training places an announced arc,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
crneinnati--isse. Miami. Fiat 1854.
Pmisburg-i,so. Hot sprinE. Ark;
1871. Hot springs. ARK.
ChtcaFo-ipao. pasadena. Cal: 1871
Pasadena, Cal
81 Iouis-is-s. brownsville. T~xas.
1881. Orange. Teras
New Yerk-iss San Antonio. Tssss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
SEATTLE
ICE TEAM
BATTLES
in B. 6.

Seattle's hockey team will
open the Pacific Coast puck
race with Vancouver, in the
British Columbia metropolis,
tonight
The local team has had but
n weeks training. but Man
ager Muldoon feels confident
that the men will be able TO
go at n pretty fast clip.
After playing Vancouver
the team returns TO Seattle,
where Victoria will be played
ut the Arena Wednesday
night.
Tonight's lineup win be:
Nancouver-Lehman, goal :
Cook and Duncan, defense /,
Adams. rover; Macliay. CEN
ter: Skinner. right wing
Harris. left wing.
Seattle - Holmes, goal (;
Rowe and Hickey, defense;
Walker. rover; Foyston. CEN
ter; Morris. right wing; Ri
ley, left wing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

And money will be no object to Nc
Graw in going after the man he
wants. OF course, he is still In the
market for Rogers Hornsby. star
sticker Of the National league, but II
looks as II Hornsby win stay with
the Cardinals.
Wilbert Robinson In not going TO
stand pat on his champion Dodgers.
The burly leader wants TO add
strength 10 his pitching and catching
outfits. He IL anxious 10 get hold OF
Ferdie Schupp. once a king with the
Giants and now with the Cardinals.
and a deal may be made with ST..
Louis 20 bring the former star south
paw 10 the Dodgers And II Robby
lands Schupp there Is no doubt he
viii bring him hack " the form he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
re win have to rebuild tho white

and he win have TO rebuild tire White
Sox with hard. cold cash. Johnny
Evers In out to vlndicate himself MS n
manager. and plans 10 add material
strength 10 the Cubs.
George Gibson is after n couple of
infielders and n pitcher 10 strengthen
tire Pirates The Phillies and Braves
are both In need OF new talent. which
also applies TO tho Tigers. Senators
and Athletics. as well an tho two
81. Louis teams. Tho Indians and
Reds may stand pat. altho Iris
Speaker would like TO add another
pitcher TO his staff The Reds are apt
20 lose some of their chestiness next
season and play the same brand OF
ban that won them the high honors
In baseball last year. II they do the
team viii be hard To beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Mny. say the contractors. but this
delay WIFI give the new arrivals an
opportunity 10 compete on tho var
sity team next winter. after having
been attending school the necessary
one year. as required BY the rulings
OF the Pacific coast conference.
With Raymond ctBus'D Douglas
and Myron wilsey. both holders OF
state swimming championships. at
tending the University OF oregon.
some real competitor can be looked
on between the two state institu
uons. Douglas and Wilscy learned a
great deal OF their swimming In the
Multnomah Amateur Athletic club
tank the same time Happy" kuehn
was performing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
BY HEX

NEW YORK. Dec. 20s--Wifh the
baseball war averted by Ban John
sons surrender. the managers Of the
various clubs in the major leagues
win now begin to strengthen their
teams for next season. Last winter
only one trade Of any importance
was put thru: that was the transfer
OF Babe Ruth from the Rcd Sox to
the Yankees. Trades during this win
ter, however, should be brisk. as
there is not "A manager in either
league who does not want TO
strengthen his team. And among
owners money will not be an object
In strengthening their clubs All are
praying 10 land "a second Babe Ruth
IN order 10 add u million dollars Oh 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
NEER TO
CAPTAIN
STANFORD

PALo ALTO. Cal. Dec so.--I'hii
Seer. of san Francis-co. has bs-rn
elected captain OF the Stanford uni
verYity team. Neer IL well known In
coast tennis circles.
The new courts on the Stanford
campus mr., near completion. and Il
is said that the Cardinal school VIII
have the finest collection q courts
Of any university In the United
states. when tho construction work
Ia done. there viii be 20 courts ready
for use. Half OF these courtH will
be assigned to the women Of tho uni
yesxlgy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

BANTAMS
READY

NEW YORK. Disc. s0.--chznpion
Pete Herman and Joe rynrh. who
ar~ TO battle Is rounds in Madison
square Garden. Wednesday night
for the worlds bantamweight cham
pionship. pronounced Themselves
ready today. Aitho early betting
makes Lynch a s TO J fayorits over
tho champion. Herman Ia confident
-r'm 40 SURE Of winning that I've
booked passage for Thursday 10 Lon.
don. where | am to meet Jimmy
Wilde January a." he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
TY COBB AT
DETROIT'S HELM

NEW YORK. Dec .o.--Tyrua Ray
rnond Cobb. the great American
league siuEEer. was appointed man
aEcr OF the Detroit club for the com
Ing season by President +. J. Sayin.
president OF the Tiger club.
Cobb has lead the American iearue
s'ugrsrs ever since he entered major
league ball, and u II said that he IL
as big n drawing card M babe"
Ruth Of tho New York Yankees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
NEW COACH
FOR w. VIRGINIA

West Virginia Is on the lookout for
a new football coach. according to
reports. ''Tubby" Mcintyre, coach
Cor six years past, has led the Noun
taineers 20 many successes. but there
are rumors OF disqualification over
the last season and the athletic
board made no appointment for the
position at recent meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
STANFORD
LOSES BUT
ONE STAR

pALo ALTO. Cal. Dec -e,-Tnr
Stanford university football team
wifi suffer the less Of only one let.
terrnan for their ncxt years team.
'-plnk- Trmpleton. hil-coasi haif.
back and bootinE star. graduates
from the Cardinal institution.
Patrick. the fuiibark. IL exp~cied
to do the pnntinE for stanford next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
EVERETT GETS
BIG OFFER

EVERETT. Dec. 2o,--A dispatch
TO a local newspaper from Pasadena.
Cal. says that officials OF the Ever.
EFT team. now On route from Long
Beach. have received AN offer to rep.
resent the West against n strong
Eastern high school New Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Willie Richie
Is Booster
for CARPENTER

Willie Richie. former light.
weight champion OF the world. "
one OF the many Carpenter
boosters. wllne rays that II the
frog eater Is wise he ~ill dance
away from the ferocious Demp-
sey for four or five rounds and
keep Jack on the jump
Dempsey usually beats his
man early" says Willie. They
all try to trade wailops with him
The way 10 beat him Ia ~ keep
away and make him anxious. IL
the Frenchman Is as foxy as we
are led 20 believe. he can sneak
one over and finish IL. We al
know that he packs a nasty kick
in that right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Charles Trucks and Frank Fisher
OF Philadelphia will roll against Leo
Lucke and Artie Peters OF New
York a 14-game. totalpin. two-man
bowling series for $500 side. The
first seven games Will be bowled at
Casino alleys. Philadelphia. Decem-
Der 30. and the return ceries at
schumacher's alleys, Brooklyn. Jan
uary s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

displayed with the Giants. for Robby
has no peer when IL comes to devel.
oplng pitchers. Jef PfeTcr may be
involved in the deal to bring schupp
TO Brooklyn. Robinson Is also ON the
lookout for first class catcher:
Otto Miller is about thru and Robby
plans TO keep him in the capacity OF
coach and assistant manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

10 s<s7ps rs II nothing has ever
come of the plan 10 organize n
eroquet tournament for the boys
who wear hosrrd trimmed glasses
out nj the University Of Wash
inglorl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
AKRON CLUB
SELLS MEN

AKRON. Ohio, Dec. 2o.--Thc sale
OF Joe shannon. outfielder. 90 the De
troit Americans. and OF Ed patsy
Flahorty. pitcher. to San Francisco
OF tho Coast league. WIS announced
today by tho Akron international
league club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Like Ring Ldrdner sug-
oests, Jess Willard fC0nts TO
practice falling dorm before
he fights Jack Dempsey
again, because he icos dt1fai-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

WONDER ~ THE LONG BEACH
sCRIBEs WILL START AN ALiBI
CRI SADIE FOR LOSING TO Nv.
FREI"T FRIDAY FOR THE COAST
TITIEg IT'S TIE POPULAR
PAsTIME. EVERY TIME Nv.
ERFTT WINS 4 GAME. TiiE Nv
ERETT COACH II ACCUSED or
DRAGGING THE BOYS our or
THE LUMBER CAMPS TO PLAY
FOOTBALL. 10. HUME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
my KINGDOM FOR ANOTHER RUTH IS BASEBALL MAGNATES PRAYER

to the box office receipts; but II win
be long time before another home
run king is unearthed.
Miller Higgins OF tire Yankees is
looking for new outfield material and
a pitcher TO help Mays, Quinn. Col.
Inns and Shawkey. For an outheldcr
Huggins wants one feet Of foot. He
Is anxious 10 put more speed In the
teams makeup. Ruth. OF course. rs
a fixture in the outfield garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

fielding

American Association fielding
averages show covington OF Indian.
apobs leads first basenen with .a92.
Mccarthy of Kansas City second
basemen with .s75. Schefner OF Louis
vile third basemcn with .es7, Jen.
nings OF Minneapolis third baaemcn
with .sb2. and Mostil OF Milwaukee
outfielders with .979.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

t~mRsoke, oetSb@ "
Cornefl's croes-country team 20 oppo-~
the combined oxford aud Cambridge
barriers in London December 81 will
be composed Of Capt j. l. Dickinson
T. G. MoDermoi,. ". y. Broyn. n "
Brown. ~ v. fsonsai. G. G Carter and
NJ T. Hiohman.
Harvard baseball tam Win b~rin .
short workout on Georgia Tech dia-
rnond, Atlanta. April ~. preparatory
tn epeninH against Columbia In Now
York on April "a.
John '. Rornir Of State oor~r~ psrn-
ryivanis) intercollegiate oross country
champion. viii graduate Ia Juns neat
and will take up farming.
Coach John H0y1. Of Corr.rrs rvvfnx
squad has last years crack freshman
sight Dared crew intact as aspFaats for
varsity honors nsrt year.
Western ooufervnce mas made nuyr-
b~rinx players oompulsowJ In 1871
football eontestA-
British Olympic Games association has
deficit Of 1900 70 meet
Vanderbilt university ~ Nashville
plans . big stadium Of 1921 fo~4baIi-
Basketball In colleges Of mo East n
more popular than ever before.
Joe stecber's brother. Anton. win coach
Columbia university wrcstisra
-
Professional soccer in big cities rray b.
affernDfed nerf asaaon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

The University Of Wash
ington, students idea of a
bum joke is TO kid about the
record Of the varsity football
team during the past year.
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BAGSHAW is WELL
FITTED FOR wv"
GRID COACH;
WHY EXPERIMENT?

ME given to understand that University OF Wash
w ington representatives, whose recommendations VIII
long ways towards naming the football coach for the
coming season. viii journey East for the evident pur-
pose of lining up a coach for next year
Just why the University Washington should be forced
to look the East for suitable coach for their team big
riddle to us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Up at Everett. for the past decade.
Enoch Bagshaw. former University
or Washington star himself. has been
turning out wonderful football teams
at Everett high school year after
year. Friday he climaNcd his efforts
for this year. when his team Travelled
i 20 California and downed the Long
Branch team in the battle for the
Coast championship by a count OF IS
to 0.
EvERETr TEAMS ARE
WELL COACHED
Bagshaw's teams year In and year
out are well balanced. and. above alt
they are well coached In the Fudt
ments OF football. The fundanen-
tails OF football - taekling. inter
ference and such are the very
foundation OF the game. and Il was
the difference in this fundamental
uainvg between Washington teams
and other Coast agErcgations this
year that put Washington down at
the bottom ot the Coast conference.
Why experiment. BagshAw. for
mcr Washington man. could be oh
tanned for washirgtoa II the right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Ever heard Ted Faux. Washing
ton football captain. tell about his
father calling him ~Tiadorc1-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
WHITE SOx
UP AGAINST 1T

Tho Cubs and the White sox. cs-
pecially the last named. must be
strengthened. Comislcy's team has
been shot 20 pieces since the base.
ball scandal and the suspension Of
most Of his stars, and a lot OF talent
is needed TO replace the passing of
the dishonest members Of the team.
Comiskcy has no trading md krial,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

HGSata AFhA a7
GS95l)Es2x ~
SUITABLE XMAS GIFTS

Comb for DOC" iianley.
Looking glass for Captain Hedges
Book on How 20 Deliver an Ora
ton" for Elmo Jones.
Box Of cigars for Nate Drugin
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
LARRY DOYLE
GETTING OLD

Manager McGraw Of the Giants
wants a second baseman--one who
can hit ms well az field. Larry
Doyle's days are about over. and Nc.
Graw Is anxious 10 replace the vet.
Gran With q seasoned second. sacl1er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Inducements are made 10 him
OF course. Everett win b. expected
20 mako every effort To keep him.
because his teams are tho biggest
boost that Everett has
The same condition that exists at
Washington existed In Coast league
baseball here. seattle brought out
IAN Ciyper from the East at n tre-
mendOus expense two years ago. and
he led the team into tho cellar.
WARES PRODUCED
WINNER
Last year the club took Clyde
Wares out OF the ranks and be made
a winner out OF the team. This Illus
trauon ia given TO show that the
West need not depend upon the East
for athletic tltors.
The same goes for the university.
but they won't be experimenting. be
cause Ragshaw has demonstrated
that he knows football.
It's the Job Of the university on
cials 20 appoint their own coach. but
Rs a suggestion we don't think they
could go far wrong in bringing Bag.
shaw here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

The British government has received
In war taxes at soccer games during
October $4,000. showing the great pop
ulariiy OF the Kicking style Of football In
Great Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
IN awlewGrd doing IL in tiea
first bout.

Elmo Jones has been IN ratn
Druxinman'a company 20 much late
~. that he can't talk any more wifi
out gestures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

WHisN II comes 10 ranking tennis
w players. ono needs Taquarea.
rulers. straight and sliding. and
eraHerH fact. every thing connect
ed with architecture.
Herewith are presented the Jour
nails Northwest rankings Of the 1890
season for approval or disapproyal;
Phil Ncsr. Portland
2--Mallafe Scott. Tacoma
3--MarHhaIl Allen. Seattle.
I'll. Rhodes. Vancouver, u. q.
DIX. Nufey. Nancouver. ". &.
Ga \. Milne. Vancouver. ~. e.
s--Frnnimorr Cady. Spokane.
s-Gaiiin Woifard. Portland.
9--Iirnry Stevens, Portland.
10--Ii. &. Mercer. Vancouver. u. G.
CALIrOHNL,Ns
NOT IN
without Including the California
players. Howard KlnEry. Irving
weinstcin. Ray Casey and Phil Bet
tens. ranking the racket wieldorH II
an arduoun task Tho Golden StnierH.
while they were defeated by players
who are not ranked among the first
i've and la one or two cases by those
not included Ia the rankings. made
tho going rather rough for the first
three Of the unofficial rankings.
In The writer's opinion. there is Ut
tie 90 CHOOSE between Nicer. the Port
land younsS,er. who carried OF the
Orefon state and British Columbia IL
ties. and Scott. the youthful Tacoma
player. who won the international
championship.
Noer is rated ahead of Scott dcfpite
the fact that 10 lost 90 the Tacoma
player In the finais Of the lntrrna-
tionnls. besnure Of his record made In
the various tournaments. In addition
20 winning two titles. he played his
way into the nuain Of the Pacific
Northwest event ~ Tacoma and the
semi. nnals OF the Washington state
tourney at Seattle. In addition 10
meeting Marshall AIicn in the finain
% the Inland Empire tourney
SEATTLE STAR
THIRD
Allen. winner ~ the Inland Empire
tourney. WINS placed third with X.
Neriey Of Vancouver. y, C.. In fourth
position. Beverly Rhodes followed
verisy In the list A. \. Milne. an.
other Vancouver player. il ranked
sx,h. Forrest cady Of SPOKANE. who
bra; caiiln wolfard Of Portland In
the International and io-f out In
IN. third round Of the Inland Empire
singles. wns given seventh.
Two Poriianders. Woifard and ste
venn. werr ranked eighth and ninth.
respectively.
Tenth porition wns awarded IT. G.
Mercer Of Vancouver. ". C.. hut this
position could have been awarded a
number a. other players without ere
aunr any arguments
The veterans Of the pas; few years.
Joe Tyler. fam Russell and w. A.
Cors. aitho Etirl active. are missing
from the firSt ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

The Missouri W. Kansas dual infcor
truck meet will occur In convention hall.
Kansas city. Mo. March rs NEXT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

PUCK" Weaver will h~ rrinstat~d by
the white Cox n he In acquitted In the
trial of tho eight indicted Chicago play
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Jssm s~y~. advance man 81 The
rhi~axe Cuts. 10 In California ar
vanring the dss~s fc~ the training
trim ~ the Chicago tub~. flames
have hs~u arranged with the ~~a
Tr.nci.oe. Oakland. Io- AnEsieA.
vernon ard Sacramento riuh~. u ts
srsy thai the Portland b~ssevv
may iSad enc or two games win
the Cuts. sicuid waltz MrGr~si~ he
able 10 land . training camp In
Ssufhern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

-I~fty'' oDcui. former San rrpn-
~s.co twirter. - likely 20 he among
the players 10 he turned over 10 the
vernon Tigers In the Johnny Mitchell
deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
'TFIENA
'aSAB@

Inte~~e~tiensi games already s~hevi-
uied for nert fall infiude Chicago
Va rrine-son nj Princeton. Oefe-
her 1xi also Indiana ~ Harvard 81
Cambridge. October =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
Coast Conference
Grid Captains
Are Named

An Pacific Coast intercollegiate
conference football teams have
elected captains for the 1921 sea
son. Following arc the solec.
tiong.
Oregon Martin Howard. end.
O. A. George Powell. fun.
back.
Caiifornla-Goorge Latham. cen
ter.
Washington-Tay EclSman. half
back
W. s. C.--Eari Dunlap. center
Sianford-John Patrick. full
hack.
The Northwest captains named
arr:
Idaho-Grover Evans. end.
Whitman-Ben Comrado. tackle.
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MORE SUITABLE XMAS GIFTS

MORE SUITABLE XMAS GIFTS
I,efthanded shirt for Lonnie Ar,>
tin.
Life OF Horace Greeley" fcr5/
Houseman. editor Of the seas
SpOrtg1nen. IL
Copy Of the traffic rules for EoyA
BrouKham.
Bagpipe for Aler Rose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20
PORTLAND
SCRIBE
RANKS
NET MEN

Editof'H sois-'rhs following article r.
~ eeorEe hsrtz. sporting editor Of the
oregon Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Don Moore. Second ave. foo6
garage proprietor, says that BiI
Brcmfan made the predictions II
seattle fight critics look like .
modern edition Of Aesop's Fables
when 1911 stayed IL rounds with
Dempsey last wesk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

G~ovre staiiinx~. manager % t,,s
Rsav~- fe~ the psst several years.
and Norman tispxood. business man
saer 81 the ito~tea Nationals. have
pury-ha-ed the Rochester franchise Of
the International league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Manager Miller HuRrsns Of mo yanNs
ls said 90 he after Bobby Roth. the
washington outficidcr. Washington will
part with Roth for an infielder and an
outfieider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

TIRE post-, Americans wye found essy
pi~tirru for the opposing iwiFisrr last
see SON. waiter Johnson shut out tho
Red sos without hit July 4. and Nor
ton 81 Cleveland put them down with
ono hinris July ~. Duplicating the feat
Of Collins Of the New York team who
BANKED the aor June "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-20

Afrsn Cartwright. who =, one rfrns was
on the Portland roster. was the leading
pitcher OF the Three league las, sea-
spn. tie allowed bu, ia runs per game
m ~ contesta. ConkwriKht reports to
the Detroit Tigers most year.
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