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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

att. slugger DE- frxr. who took his
place during the closing wees Of the
season. Is slated for the first base
job.
bob Fisher. tho r~cond sacker. u
szald 10 want change OF scene. Rob.
crS In one OF the premier second sack.
crt u on. Of the premier second sack.
more. he's a 400 hitter. Good field.
Ing second sarkers who hit 500 are
not very eayy 10 find these days, so
Manager william k.ssick may think
twice. and maybe thrice. before let.
ting him go.
Johnny Mitchell. the Tirrr~ bril-
liant shortstop. has graduated to the
majors. and win have a trial with the
New York Yanks in the spring.
Mitchell has been the main cog In
the Tiger infieid for tn. last two
years, and Essick viii have a sweet
time replacing him.
Red" smith may hsv~ HIS N~rth
nj third again. and then he may not
Smith didn't knock the Coast league
dead by any means with his brand OF
play last year. Unless Essick can
find some one better fitted to hold
down the hot corner. Smith probably
VIII be- found there. however.
The rest OF the Tiger team win 70
main about intact The infieid VIII
give Manager Essick his biggest
worry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
HITE MAY
STAGE !
MAT SHOW
HERE

With she boxing game M a stard|
sim here, Clay Hiie. OF the North
west Athletic club may give the
wrestlers chance 10 climb into tho
glare Of the local sport spotlight unr
III the Seattle ring commission cad
get thc boxing game straightcnc4
around.
Hlte is dropping down 20 Portland
tonight 70 get line on the mat med
there. A match IL billed for Portland
Friday night. altho the names Of tho
men taking part are still secret1
here.
II the fans take kindly TO N
sport, IIiie plans To furnish thenl
with some OF the headliners OF tn
game.
In the meantime. seattlc's rnitt
fraternity still awaits the word 70 sd
back 10 work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

A rTFR ALL THE boxing game
~ by the
spud Murphy
win be a win time
II
boxing United
nreh but win be unified
TACOMA RING FANS IN To . q
tonight judging
un Two mddcweEhts
Johnny cenr
Archie soy the Aberdeen hghe viii take
will
a
Casec the first time they boxed
The
Los
to
has called them off We heard much
him action
LICKED EVERYBODY hs dfvtrn IN
tho United States
William Wilson he VIII Do doing
site than othv contender has been able To do since wilson
a from oTDowd recently.
and Joe Madison
In lightweight
Of which figh
behind
mhxis contributed Loos
Leonard received $4,000 and wdling $4,000
RICHARDS GARDEN New York detrfmeus To eor
TEX that
tho better
reaching Of frcned finance and
there's danger Of crooked work when 80 much dough at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Ruefher Is
Booster for
Emi Shelly

-puteh- Ruether. Cincfnnan
southpaw. and former Coast
league hnrirr. II a big booster for
Earl sheeiy. tho Salt Lake FIRST
sacker. Who win havc his FIRST
trial In the big show next sprung
AZ . member Of the Chicago
whits sox. ncrsdss giving sheely
credit for being a great hitter.
Dutch says that shscly is the
best fielding FIRST haseman In basc-
ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
ANN MAYHALL
RETURNS

Ann Mayhall. Crystal Swimming
club dash and distance swimming
star. is back In Seattle after spend.
ing several months with relatives in
Albany and Newport Ore. Miss
Mayhan is trimming for the coming
season at the Y. w. G. a. and hopes
70 lower some more OF her records
In the coast meets this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
wv" MEN ON
STAR TEAMS

Readers Of the sport page OF the
Gan Francisco Call are sending In
their Aii-Coast teams 10 tho sport
ing editor Of that paper. Altho most
Of the contributors have not seen
the University OF Washington eleven
m action this season. the names OF
Ray Eckmann AZ half. and Ted Faux,
~ end. are placed on many Of the
1dffersnt fang tcamA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

board Of control last night
Oregon doesn't want 20 play more
than three conference RnInes. while
four have been scheduled. Washing
ton State. II seems. hasnt ratified
the schedule. either.
Should oregon and Washington
state refuse 10 go thru with their
1921 contracts the whole Coast foot.
hall schedule would have 20 be made
over.
The board accepted me resignation
~ Coach Leonard Allison, after n
warm debate. as Allison had several
supporters on the board.
Tho new grid mentor win not b.
named until after the holidays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
HECTOR GIVES ANDERSON
NICE TRIMMING

Battling Hector got decision over
Ole Anderson In the heavyweight
main event of the Fsl<s' boxing smok.
er at the Bremerton navy yard last
night The bout was fast and In.
teresting. Hector had Anderson on
the verge Of a knockout In the sec
ond round
Army Welsh took n decision over
Fred Kent in the scmi-final clash
They are heavies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
RIDLEY GETS
MANILA
OFFER

Bud Ridley. Seattle bantam. has
rcofved an offer for three bouts IN
tho Philippine islands. according u
hls manager. Joe Waterman,
The offer came from Eddie TAFT. ct
Tacoma. who il stlli Interested In a
boxing club in Manila
Chances are that N Waterman ac
cepts the offer for Ridley that the
contract will call for a bout with
Denico. the champion ilghtle of the
lalandaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Scoring knockdown IN rhe last
round Of the special event, Young
Stanley Ketchel won an otherwise
close contest from Boy Mccaslin.
Sailor Loomis drew Sailor Bozart.
A large crowd was In attendance.
Old fight fans declared Lieut.. Cor
win. athletic officer Of tho battleship
Texas. the best referee they had
seen In a ring for many moon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
MAY FORM NEW CONFERENCE;
NEW GRID MENTOR FOR wv"

~Hif Three conference on the
the Coast may be formed with Wash,
ington, California and Stanford AZ
Tho members. unless oregon and
Washington State accept tho football
schedules made up and accepted by
i've out Of the ftx colleges IN at
tendance al the annual Coast confer.
cnce meet in San Francisco recently.
This was intimated at the meet.
Ing OF University OF Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
CITY CAGE
ENTRIES
CLOSE
FRIDAY

Entries for the city basketball
league Gloss Friday. All managers
who wish 10 enter their teams In the
city circuit should file their teams
At either spaiding'a or Piper d
Tafts before Friday night
Eleven teams arc now IN the
league. N n likely that an effort
will he made 10 make tho league a
ia-club affair. the same number az
teams that played In The Star league
last season.
The teams entered 10 far follow.
MarDougaiI isouthwk.il<
New System Sign "a.
knights Of CoiunpuA
y. VI. G. A.
I1ks' club
Chaupo~y wrirhfS
University Community fivo
silent Ifnis.
Queen Anne Community fivol
Northern iAfe Insurance Ga.
timev Noble Ipn~t
Tho final plans for INC season.
which viii open about the FIRST week
In January. wlll he laid at the neat
meeting Of the league. 10 be held at
tho Northern Life Insurance Co.
building. Tuesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
HAINES'
DASH WAS
BEST 1920
GRID PLAY

Tho greatest individual effort dur
Ing tho football season was per.
formed by Iiaifback iIainoa OF Penn
state In tho game with Pennsyiva-
mia on Franklin field. Philadelphia.
lie caught a kickoff on his own 10.
yard lire and ran 50 yards thru tho
entire Penn team for a touchdown.
A. matter OF fact. tho work Of
Hainas all thru this contest. In which
state hunbled Penn Is 10 7. stamped
him M tho best back In the East
But. Of course. his ssyard run was
tho high liEht OF his performance.
For IS yards he dodgcd In and
out. slipping away from a tackler
hero and straight arming another
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
PICK
ATLANTA

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. s.--The To
ledo Mud Hens have picked Atlanta
for their spring training camp
Duke Bresnahan has decided that
Paducah and Dawson Springs are toe
far North for March baseball prac
uce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
DIXIE
DEMANDS

LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec s.-Mern.
phis. Birmingham and Atlanta -
advocating a iC-player limit and
salary arrangement Of s. 900 a montt
for Southern league clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
MCCORMICK
WINS ON
FOUL

PORTLAND. Dec. s.--Boy Mccor.
mick. Engiifh ilghthcavywcight. won
In the seventh round from Battling
Levinsky here last night when IL
whisky fouicd him. Mccormick had
a slight shade up to that time.
Harlan Bunker. San Francisco
heavyweight. knocked out Joe Bonds
IN the nth round OF a scheduled 10
round go.
Frankie Murphy. ~ Denver. was
given the verdict over Lloyd Mad.
den. OF Seattle. In the special event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

TOLEDO. Ohio. Dec. s--W'hHe tho
Dempsey Carpenter match is voyag-
Ing back and forth between New
York. Cuba. London and Paris. the
fans at Toledo arc waiting for a Last.
minute chance 70 map u up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Dec- D.
Michigan students are getting ambi.
tous They want Coach Yost 10 In.
eiudc Yale on the 1921 football sched.
ule. Yost does not favor the idea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
TO
PRESENT
NEW
INFIELD

LIN The vernon
Tigers cpasi
league cham
pions. takc the
~ eid In tho
Coast race NEXT
spring. they viii
present pracfl
cldiY n new IN
field
BABE Tor
ton. ersnngied
In the neshes Of
the Coast league
scandal. In out
OF BASEBALL for
rgs<ri The veters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
CIPP
PLAYED
TO PLEASE
CROWDS
, IN EDWARD N. THFRRy

-
by EDWARD H. TfsiisIsKy
SOUTH REND. Ind. pcc. BE
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George Gipn Nctrc Danes bril-
liant fulfbaek and hailed as the
SEASONS greatest college football
player. pushed himself into tho hero
class. and whom he was badly injured
no had 60 live up 10 his heroic role
Or dizappolnt the crowdS
He ecgged to DO allowed to 20 back
Anto a game against Indiana altho
MA shoulder was dislocatcd The
crowd thought he was caStArcn A
week later he begged again TO ~,
into the game against Northwestern.
Chicago crowds were yelling for the
Nctrv Dune hero
rLAyFD
WHEN III.
Glpp felt he hac 10 SO m and play,
No matter how Il tortured him
Three days after the Northwestern
game. Gipp had tickling In his
shroat. Ii was tonsalitla Then came
pneumonia Gloom hung over Notre
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xead
some people thought Gtrr's NE WINS
m jeopardy because Of his bulldog
determination 10 play in spite OF his
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
NOT so
BRIIIIANT

I.ouric was not a. conriatrnNy DID
liant q back as Haincz But he
proved himself great player never
thoian-. and this play mentioned here
was a germ
DO McMnrin. tho far fsrn~d rrar-
srrhack OF Centre college of Ken
lucky. made play in the Harvard
Centre game that was only slightly
less astounding than those Of lfaines
and I.ourf~. II was more unusual
than either Of the other two. II not
ms sensational
Bob Maxwell. tho famous football
official has pronounced McMltiln-
p,ay as unpound. He says that any
back trying /, In a practice scrirn-
mayo would be put eff a varsity
team.
HARVARD IN
LEAD
Harvard was ieadinE Centre : 10 .
and tho Ken;ueklans' offense had
just started TO ind itself. Tho South.
srnrrn ularch~d down tho field To
Harvrds .o-mli. limo. whore tho
Crimson defense s'tffcned
NcAniin elected 20 try an end run.
Tie started around ifarvard's len
wing. but found tho way was blocked
BY crimson jerrcyed players.
Turning In hla tracks McMififn
doubled hack. and 20 III. asioninf-
m~nt % the vast crowd and OF the
Harvard team. ruo,~~ded In circiinE
the right end for Is yards and first
down.
This play paved ne wny for CIV
tr~'s first touchdown. Yc, how Nc
Min managed 10 get away with II.
no one viii ever b. able % explain
Were he f1s~,rr Of foot. the Centre
captain might have zone all the way
to tho Harvard goal line. Tut he II
not very fast man. despite His re
martahle slusivcneas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
IOuRIE RUN
RANKS SECOND

Next TO this run Of Taines ranks
the feat OF Don Lourie in the Yale
Princeton game. when with less than
a minute 10 play in the first half. he
circlcd Yaie'a right end for over 20
yards ard IA touchdown.
Iourie. as the Princeton quarter
hack. was responsible for tho run
ming of the team. lie elected 10 Try
n play that had only hlight chance
~ going thru and got away
with Il.
Several Yale players were close
enough 20 hun 10 have tackled him.
Ito eludod them all however. and
hia touchdown hrok. the hear, 81 the
Ellis and made the oneuidei victory
Of Old Nassau poaA!bie-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Hssvy us~p~w. fsvsas~ sr~sfle 1y-
elsss~v. nsd . swvti -<~s~w with the
willow In the s~ssh~vu league last
yssx. tea<1irg the ie~Ga~ vith . mark
cell ever the 80 h~~iew. tfe h the
saiy member ~ the chan psssshtp
Iittie Rn-t estfsekl - ~ rvsaxnsa
for mai s<sse<a
Clarence ro~isne. fs-rssv cAs-sr.
white sas boss. s~sms 60 - issaiax tas
field IN the rae~ foe the nsnassfshtp 81
the Detroit TIGER. succeeding Huxn
Jsnusnss. sho 10 nss vita the ssv fofk
tsiAaLA
Cleveland Issfsasss. and - p~~.sus
pstehinG es~eh u the 80. Lsuls
rvv~ns. has made an sf1d~sit de-
etsssnE fsf>~ the~~ rsmsv~ which
hsse t>en going the r~ands In So
Isois that he ~ss offered the rSiae-
ship Of the B~vwus In 1891 and shas
he Vas bessg held - . -eiab- Svw
tho h~~d ~ Jimmy usrke. who ted
tho team this ,eaw sd who was 80
ie>~~d 81 the cad 81 the playing s~>-
sa-
yufstre FROM reports frv-u Cnrs-rn All.
R~sttlss chances Of landing Eimsr ia
robs tho hlx rixht-hsna.r. from the
has ordered Jacobs To report early 81
ths Hsar training camp at Cisco
-Dans- Ruth managed ~ nm sus sve
herners In bis stay IN Cuba The out
fisltsr- played out IN the ocean most
o. The time and Eath~fsd his drives out
of the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Buckeye Gridders Will Outweigh Golden BearsV
on
ONO
at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Pound of Flesh
Causes Bout to
Be Called Off

because Carl Trcmnine. Cicvr-
land bantam. weighed a round
over weight due TO eating n
hearty meal at noon on the day
OF his bout with Pal Moore. In
Cleveland recently. the bout be-
tween the pair WAS called off BY
Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
BRILLIANT IN
EVERYTHING
ALI~ASTE.RICAN
CHOICE

All over The country they're pick
ing Gipp for the All,Arnerican team
He rs hailed as Eotre Danes great
e<t since Red" Salmon's days Is
years ago. Some say he's greater
but they are different types Of men
and starred In different styles Of
football
They had 20 put a guard on the
Aoor at the hospitaI 10 keep anxious
students out That's what they
think Of their hero athlefe at Notre
Dame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
HAVING LICKED EVERYBODY Of

Australia. Billy Shade. San Francisco
die titieholder Of the Antipodes. will p
soon. Shade writes from Australia 0ha
Wilson. the middicwclght champion. v
II William can force Wilson into a
site more than any othev real conte
won tho crown on fiuke from Mix
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-04

Miss Ruth Carlson of MinneapO-
lis arrived Friday for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Carlson.
Mrs. Lars Birkeland entertained
ten friends at her home on Becker
ternoon
Mrs. O. Grue and daughter Alma
and Mrs. Ludwig Olson of this city
visited their brother, John Skattos
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lunde of
Regal visited friends in this city last
Friday. They spent Thursday at
Green Lake.
Richard Taylor returned last Fri
day evening from Minneapolis where
State University.
Miss Eta Gabrielson resigned her
position at the Kandiyohi County
Friday afternoon.
a position at the Kandiyohi County
Bank and commenced her duties on
Monday of last week.
William Johnson of St. Paul visit
ed at the A. P. Brandt home last Fri
udy cN0uluS duu SATURDAY. 110 was
enroute from a trip to Murdock
Mrs. Nels Guam left Tuesday last
week for weeks visit at Minneapo-
lis. Mr.. Guam left Sunday morning
for few days. visit in the Twin Cit
les.
Rev. T. M. Rykken and family
left last Friday for Wittenburg,
Wis They will be located at the
Bethany Indian Mission school at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Anderson and
son Earl of Benson. motored here Sal
urday evening and were guests of Mr..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-04

Carl L. Bakken; Lot 16. Block :. Fer
rings Second Addition. $145.
July 22-Olof A. Ferring, to David A
Johnston; Lots 13 and IA, Block /. Fer
ring Second Addition. $1,000.
July 22-Willmar Land Impr Co..
to A. H. Hanson; Lots 8. 4 and 5, Of
Block 6. Sperry's Addition 5000
July 24-Christine Lindquist and H
to Andrew Holmgren; Lots IS, 10 and
20. Block 6. Glarum's Addition. 5000
July 24.-Olof A. Ferring (Single) to
James Johnson; Lots 3 and of Block
3. Ferring's Second Addition 1928.
July 27-Andrew H Hanson and-~
to Thorwald Nelson; Lot 6. Block =
Ferring's Addition. $4,000.
July 2S-Olie Fladeboe and wife. to
o. c. Bergen; Lot 10, M of Lot II
Block IS. $3.50.
July "a. T. Blur and wife, to
Harry A. GUNNER; Lot 7. Block 81
$1,000
July 90-Hans Swanson and John
Holmdahl to Thelander Johnson; Lots
6 and Is of Block 2. Lakeside Addi-
ton. $500.