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had won 2S and lost 10 games. per-
centage Of 1877. Slim Caldwell had
won II and lost 10, percentage of
$50: Stan Coveleskie had won 81
and lost 10, a percentage Of .61S; Guy
Morton had won . and lost 8, per-
centage Of 800, and George Uhle had
won 8 and lost 8, a percentage of
1875.
At that time the team was batting
as follows: Speaker .3s9; Leslie Nun
amaker, 1854; Uhle, BAG; Elmer
Smith, $3.50; Joe Evans. 22s; Steve
O'Niell, 1922; Charles Jameson. .31s;
Larry Gardner, .3o9; Doc Johnston.
.sO2; Jack Graney, .2sS; George
Burns, 25s; Joe Wood, .244; Bagby,
.243; William Wambsganss. .242;
Caldwell, .226; Coyeleskie, 200;
Lunte, 200, and Morton, .1s1.
Tristram E. (Tris) Speaker was
born in Hubbard City, Texas. A3:'l
4, 1883. After graduating from TT.
Worth Poly, he began playing with
Cleburne in the North Texas League
in 1906. The Red Sox bought HIM
from Little Rock in the Southern
League in 1908. He played with tlori
until he was traded to Cleveland for
Thomas and Jones and $4,000 in
1916. He led the American League
in batting that year with percent
age of 1856. Speaker is rated as the
greatest. defensive outfielder OF all
time and several times has been ad-
Judged the most valuable player in
the league.
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County Commissioner. 3rd Commits.
sloner's District
CLITIIRO BARKEY
LITTLE GIRLS TRAVELS SHORT

Rose Schmidt. a German girl. age
16. left her farm home near Ju,rs.
burg one day last week and came 10
Holyoke dressed In blue ov rails ani
cap. making her look very mu.h IKE
boy. DlssatiafactIon with home con
ditlons WIS given as the e'ma i
lenving.
hut the marshall considered l,rsa
to- young To strike ont on ths "
Ct life 30 unpropared, so he klnh.y
iook her TO his own homo anl nlli
red her parents, who came a:io, h h,r
ian Saturday,
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NOTICE

When in need of Rawleigh Pro.
ducts. mail me vour order.-Wm. q
Mcdowell. Box IS. Julesburg. Colo.
RADIO. 4i.tl
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Lockhart Scotch Canadian who has thrice toured
his splendid
personality with Metropolitan Com
studied with the cmnn master Wm Shake
the OF his
company leading
Miss Lulu Giesecke vonis and pianist
a a brilliant Bess AdgAe
splendid voice OF bright and dramc
entertainer has often times
Lauder In his Scotch songs and
their
for two days during he SERVICE PROGRAMS
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TICkEE
U. S. President
WARREN G. HARDING
vice-president
CALVIN COOLIDGE
United States Senator
SAMUEL D. NICHOLSON
Representative in 67th Congress
Second Congressional District
CHARLES B. TINIBERLAKE
Judge Of the. Supreme Court, for the
Term of Ten Years
GREELEY W. WHITFoRD
Governor
OLIVER II. SHOUP
Lieutenant Governor
EARL COOLEY
Secretary of State
CARL S. MILLIKEN
Auditor of State
HARRY f. MULNIX
State Treasurer
ARTHUR NJ. STONG
Attorney General
VICTOR f. KEYES
Superintendent of Public Instruction
KATHERINE l.. CRAIG
Regents of the University Of Colo
RADIO
EARL W. HASKINS
DIR. o. S. FOWLER
Regents Of the University of Colo
RADIO to FIJI vacancy-Four
Year Term
FRANK II. MEANS
THOMAS l.. WILKINSON
Regent Of the University OF Colo
RADIO TO Fill vacancy-Two
Year Term
CLARK G. MITCHELL
District Attorney. 18th JuticiaI Dis
trict
ROY T. JOHNSON
Representative In the 23rd Central
Assembly for the Counties Of
Phillips and Yuma
WILLIAM D. McGINNIS
County Judge
CLAUDE d. WALRoD
County Clerk and Recorder
REX c. EVANS
County Sheriff
ED, W. JAMES
County Assessor
WALTER II. RoUZE
County Superintendent Of Schools
MRS. HARRY BEAVERS
County Coroner
o. J. C0LVER
County Commissioner. End Commits.
sioner's District
RALPH ANDERSON
County Commissioner. 3rd Commits
sioner's District
CLlTHRO BARKEY
LITTLE GIRLS TRAVELS SHORT
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CoffrothHas
Edge on Big
Title Battl<

United Press Staff Correspon6su1)
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.--Jim ca
froth. the American promoter. seeus<
to have made n triple jump into the|
king row in the game after tha
Dcmpsey-Carpcntier fight.
Breaking the silence which haS'
hung over the Dempsey camp sincs
last July on subjects pertaining q
the real business. Jack Kearns M
announced that he has signed
services over 20 Coffru1
A purse Of 100000 for q 4s-rou
fight In Tia Juana. Lower Coiifornt5.
prompted the champion TO get out n
the camera focus long enough =
scribble his "John Hancock" on 81
agreement.
Coffroih now faces the task Of get
ting the French aviator. Monsieu(
Carpenter. TO sign on the ed
ond line. His lot seems more hopeful
than that Of Charles Cochranc. thu
London producer. who Is here chas'
ing Dempsey with = parchmen(
signed by the blaster Of England'l
hopes.
Cochrane. Il seems. made q bum
play too early in the game. Instead
OF getting the champion In c1oes
quarters for his bid OF 5000. 900. be
exposed his hand. and Coffroth i'm
mediasely slammed one higher on tie
board.
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Fast Play
Features
Cage Tits
Spaldings Has Mighty Close
Call, Winning by Single
Point

Spaldings and the Y. NJ. c.
A. won the first games in
The Star cage league Satur-
day night at the "Y." The
Spalding crew had mighty
tight squeeze. defeating the
Rainier Post of the American
Legion so to %. The "Y'
squad copied their struggle
with the Soldiers and Sailors
outfit "a to 20.
The "Y" squad showed the
hest passing work. the other
aggregations showing the
lack of practice. Woods. for
ward on the "Y" team. was
the individual star of the
play. ringing up eight has-
kets and converting eight
free throws for n total of "a
points.
The Spalding- Rainier Post
game was a close affair. be-
ing neck and neck turnout.
Most of the baskets scored
were on shots from the GEN.
ter of the floor.
The Spalding squad held a
one-point lead at the end of
the first half. leading by Is
to IL. Both teams scored Is
points in the second half. To-
ward the end of the game the
Legion team had a five-point
lead. but three goals from the
center of the floor by La
Fray brothers put the sport
ing goods store team ahead.
Miliken, coach ut Queen
Anne high. was the star of
this game. tossing in five
field goals and converting
seven field goals.
The next games for the
league are scheduled for
Wednesday night at the
Knights of Columbus club.
The Phoenix Mutual Life In
surance team plays Mac
Dougall- Southwick and the
Knights of Columbus argue
with the Piper & Taft squad.
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Kearns Accepts Huge Offer
for Long Championship Battle

LOS ANGELES Cal, Jan. IA proposition made by
James Coffroth to the Jack Dempsey Georges Car
pcner fight at Tia Juana Lower California has been ac-
cepted today by Jack Keans manager of the American
heavyweight champion.
The proposition provides purse Of 100000 for 40
round bout
Tia Juana is just the border line in Mexico. IS
miles from San Diego. Cal.
Kearns announced Coffroth making every effort
to procure Carpenters consent to the bout thru
his representative in Europe Charles Harvey
Coffroth is president of the Lower California Jockey
club and has promoted several big fights including the
CorbettJcffries and the Jeffries Ftzsmmons battles.
Keans announced Dempsey would be willing to split the
purse basis of the winner taking 100000 and the
loser 100000 kearns declared they would want the
moving picture rights and other privileges.
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way. il delicious.
. It's bizarre. but paradoxioaily. one
doesn't really trough IL" In Africa.
jungle ar no jungle.
Tho English sportsman travelling
on the dark continent has ne, the
style. lie takes with him all the
comforts OF home. practically every.
thing except tho garden hose and
tho family lawn mower.
Picture Mai. prc,orious. rcdoubt-
able hunter and fighter. one day risk.
Ing a terrible death hunting wild cie-
plants IN the thorn husband the
next day sitting In n steamer chair
oufsids his tent debating TO n pretty
girl ssenoxrnphcr. For In tcween
elephant hunts tho major In writing
a book.
Every morning kafir boy
brought us coffee to drink in bed
lie came with a grin and long.
drawn intonation of the word
"skaaazei' which really means
liquor. but is broadly applied by ma.
tives 60 any sort Of drink.
To the natives every white man In
'baaa." meaning boss" After they
saw Raven with HIS hat OFF they
called him 'the bald baas" DR..
shantz was "thc fat baas'' and was
the thin haas." Mai. Pretorious was
plain ''baas"--with n world of respect
In the word.
Inside our tent nj night the cap.
turcd baby. Jumbo Junior. rambled
around. sticking his soft trunk into
our faces as we slept.
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exhausted by that time. In front
sauntcred the bride and groom. hold
ing hands and chewing gum. In the
rear rank marched Zig Sister and
Pete sandridge. tho well known
pitcher. who stood up with the groom.
Marine Honeymoon
Slowly the corrcTc wound It's way
into the hotel courtyard. whore n
fountain played fecbly. This was tho
only music. Sterling athletes. rcpicte
with the evening meal. sat around
chewing their cuds. etc.
stu hnnd in hand. and bearing
down hard on the chewing gum. the
happy pair halted at the fountain.
where the groom. with lavish
prodigaiity. pointed out tho goldfish
TO HIS bride. And thus tho honey
moon ended.
TIM gum in this scene was by
Bill wriglcy. Jr.
Desiring TO probe this spicy ro-
nance 20 the drcgs. we next day
entered into discourse with the
groom. Yes. her old man was dead
act against the marriage: objected 20
all ball players and undertakers on
general principles. Was obdurate
parent wealthy Not so you could
notice II. lie was station agent. bag.
gage srnasher and telegraph operator
lin fact. the whole ehecsc-at the
depot In the old home town. but. say
leave u 10 bright young Teller 10
put something over. eh7
Oh. sure. Polly Melody put some
thing over--the gay young slici<er
that he was. His message directing
the bride 10 elope wns taken Off tho
wire by her father. placed in his cap
and delivered by himself into the
hands Of his daughter from the hur-
ricane deck OF spawned bicycle.
after which she bought n railroad
ticket from her papa with some OF
his money and cloped-if you have
the heart 70 call II that. now that
you are hep TO the inside stuff.
Little more remains TO be told.
Rattan suitcases being dc trop on the
big league circuit. the bride slowed
4 her belongings In the wardrobe
trunk. without which no sterling
athlete II complete. when tho bali
team fitted from 81 Louis 10 Boston.
the blissful couple forgot 10 advise
the hotel baggage man. and the
family trousseau remained where II
was atm the bridal suite.
And yet we trow they lived happily
ever aftcr--she OF the blue eyes. blue
suit and red hat, and he with ditto
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LUXURY RULES
IN BUSH CAMP
ny EDWARD ". TiI1ERRY
n. r.. A. staff Correspondent With
Smithsonian Universal
txpessitiou


IN CAMP KENkELBoscH. South
Africa. Visiting tho Aldo bush to
get closeup view Of Maj. Pretori.
Gus discriminating tho Wild elephant
survivors OF South Africa WINS tho
Smithsonian African expeditions mi.
tIaiion 10 camp life
The sudden transition was the
strangcst part OF it--a quick step
from cities and civilization into a
thorn jungle teeming with man.kili.
ing wild animals
Our week of Il had all tho elements
Of n chapter OF fiction--camb life
that was no vacation.time piny. but
the serious business of facing wild
elephants In their jungle home: the
novelty Of native Eunbearcra. porters
and askari tguardsl tina, 40 with the
picturesque Hafaro tcaravanl OF Cen.
trial African treking. the chllls ana
thrills of hunting the raging. trump.
citing mammoths; tho discomforta OF
an actual scarcity of watcr-and an
unprecedented menu of almost exclu.
siveiy elephant meat. which. by the
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Spaldings and ~ Win Opening Tits in Star Leagu,
Seattle Ice
SquadPlays
in Victoria

Seattle hockey squad tangles With
tho Vancouver aggregation tonight
in the Canadian city. and the iocd
have q chance 10 tie Victoria for ~
place with n win. The Victoria out.
has won two games and lost -.
while Seattle has split even in ~
tilta 3
Seattle has added a new hoc1<1
star In the person Of Charley ToG1.
former Victoria forward Tobey ~
right handed shot, something Sec1G1o
has been without all season.
Cyclone" Taylor. the star Van
couver center. Is stili out Of the We
play He hurt his foot last week.
and his inability TO play has pFAc.
ticaily cost Vancouver two gained
Seattle plays Victoria here Wed
nesdny night and then tangies vlen
the Victoria team again In victoria
Friday.
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No f1irey wren IL going to get him
on the phone. II she does. he hangs
up and ruins n mess OF hotel station
cry telling the pcnaive maid how he
spurned the city vamp. The Only
One Mt home kisses his photo and
gaxes with misty eyes at the noble
forehead with muscles on II. Some
day tina, brow viii do the thinking.
such as II Is. for both OF them.
McI0lly Was Versatile
Discourhng thus with our-cif along
these lines. we recall the romance OF
Polly McT,olly. a rookie haiIins from
an unnamed port In Texas. lie and
the pensive maiden grew up together,
On reaching mans estate. he com
bincd the art OF funeral directing
In a small way--with the more diff
cult business Of Unfolding. also In n
small way. At the time our story
opens. Polly was making n successful
tour OF the benches and handling
prepared groceries In enormous
quantities
In far away Texas among the
cactus and the horned toads the pen
sive maiden yearncd for her athlete.
She longcd to share his runs. hits
II any~-putouta ASSISTS and errors In
the order named. but parental obiec-
ton doomed as the Rock Of Gibraltar.
80 II was said. An elder sister stood
In with the little one. and the trio
plotted an eiopemcnt. The event OF
the evening came of at At. Louis. 10
which town Big Sister and the bride
reported In response to n telegram
from the waiting groom.
The bride was a demurc little lady
with blue eyes. n blue dress and red
hat Her impending spouse was n
robust youth. also with blue eyes
blue suit and a red neck. In n word
II was an ideal match.
II so CHANGED that an official OF
the ball club. who knew nothing OF
marriage except by the register
route. went alone to the city hall for
the license--same as railroad tickets
which bone play gtimmed the pro-
ceedings quite "A lot. and he had 10
hustle around in n taxi to pick ur
the high contracting parties.
And 70 IL came TO pass that In the
glow Of June sunset the bridal
party walked over from n nearby
parsonage, the taxi fund having been
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Fisse Is local product. havtaG|
learned his football as a member "a
the Pacific grammar school team tn
won the city championship In 1tD1|
Alierton. Yuma, Pcttigrsv and Da<r|
q Eddy.
o'Donnell Tunnecli0e. Ksriey. D.
lar ana O-Tooie.
The teams lirs1 - - follows:
Duthfe s-C7nGk Weir. O'roode.
o'ppnneil. Pintt. 4unn4clifre. Ka1Fy.
Richardson. Doueias. Thompson -
0hearer.
skinner = MG6y--Fisse. AllN>nn.
Yuma. MdkoAn. Pettigrew. CfdlE
DAILY. Stewart. Woods. Strange -
Richardson
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No Chance for
French Champ,
Says Griffith
~ scuiNNY GR1FFITHS
Americas Weltsrweigit

LONDON. Jan s.--Ceor.cs Car.
pcntier won't last six rounds against
Dempsey. In my opinion.
The Frcnchman Is a good. snappy
ana snowy boxer but not the great
flgftsr Dempsey BE-.
Al the boxing day show here APP
penred on the same bill with Car
p%nfier and studied him carefully
thru az exhibition rounds so that
csrid write this story for The Daily
Gt,f
He ~ fast There Is no doubt
about that. But the average ring
fan is likely to figure him faster
than he really y because Of the spec
tacsllar and snowy way he exhibits
his speed in dancing around the ring.
Where speed counts doubt "
Carpenter II any faster than Demp-
sey Dempsey's blows are struck
just ~ swiftly.
Then. too. Carpenter II almost
frail beside Dempsey. He hasn't an
outside chance OF standing up
against Dcmpscy's blows. Nor will
he be able to dance out OF the way
Of them.
II II foolish TO think Carpenter
win give Dempsey a hard fight be-
cause he whipped Beckett no easily.
Beckett was far from a topnotchcr.
defensiveiy. lie tried to guard him.
self. but In a slow way. from an OPP
ponent who was fast and had every
thing that ne himself did not possess.
Dempsey viii go after Carpenter
from the gong and he simply out
classes Georges both in physical
strength and fighting ability.
Carpenter never fought n man
approaching the class OF Dempsey.
He has been defeated more than once
by Americans who couldn't have
lasted round against Dempsey
when they were in their prime.
II will be n case Of great fighter
ten times stronger and able to hit
ten times misunderstanding q
clever. fast. snowy boxer.
To be perfectly safe | say the fight
won't go six rounds, but u wouldn't
surprise me IL Dempsey knocks Car
pentier out In two rounds.
Fact II. III be surprised IL II
doesn't end that WY.
Johnny Griffiths IL the former fast
lightweight Of Akron. o., now bat
Ting with the welters. He In having
unusually good success abroad and
has issued q challenge IN the best
French midAIeweichts Johnny re
Gently was discharged from service
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THE ELOPEMENT
BY CHARLES DRYDEN

Every in while we have knowledge OF how in
Summertime perky little hops up box rail to
weetwee and switch her tail feathers and thus cop out
sterling athlete all for her self They meet. You
have lovely eyes, My, how strong you are! Zip. On
90 the connubia handouts which often, alas
Houdini in the weeks to follow
Then again have the Of true love skidding
along bunny places Pensve maiden in far off hick
village knitting does in the family rocker and pinng for
her childhood lover the Big League circuit which
be nothing than the end of the bench nearest the
water cooler. Still he has got to do something
The Happy Pair n The Fountain
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The fsnswtsg essses frs@ sps-
R.-es uasss. iss-p-ss1 s.ssi-.
vhs farms ss>s rs@essy ~hea he 10
ye~~hed spskass ysssevdsy srem
I<wissea. wheve he tess the ds~ist~a
10 Charley Pes after IS v~snds 81
hss1 fighting. Maxsn shs~s nasrks
81 the hattie. hts left eye ssa nee
hsssG h~dly svs,i~n. According 10
1sss~s. rrsmssss Msr.h wright 81
l~wts>ss 10 neesetsssag with Tommy
tstb>ssss fs~ . is-vsand ssut With
hagHn - - sssGed ~ l<wtstsa
within shs ssss lev works In o.ss
resssu 70 Lewiston tnmsdisseiy "
svuin Ne hiss nss~hss s~hsdsied fer
1afssas1s. PaDAiessa sSA Dsstse With
Al ssamess 50 rr~sk Neksy.
usw Dc they get thss var
xari Bsird bones Frankie Maisns n
Miivashis. ORE. January ..
Harry dniufn. Bal, lake miller. hoses
the safns card. eight rounds. nomneys
celebrated his return 90 the ring by
beating Jack Hail ., Mnuaukss, New
Years day In eight rounds
Ms~vts vsiii. wamagss. ~ Tssghsy
Wing sSd stanley Walis. rsvsisnd
ssrers whs p~fsss he~s Tuesday.
u ass N eOWn to-day vida hts usea.
Frank Ksndaii. Muwausi. promoter.
wants TO start ''nsssiinw'' Maekie. Fort
land vsitsrweiwht. here. lie bsa, Leo
wsbe. Harry Rock and Carl Martin.
''puxxy' Merton boxes Harry Peisinr-
Or. Of ssn Francisco. at Portland. Janu-
arr ~.
IN Oakland four rounds. January .. This
pair have boxed enough times 10 know
each other pretty well.
Chef Nett. Seattle lightweight,
bveke tive knuekles ia his bsut With
Lee Nssvtesy. salt lake miller. 1T
Ssuss. Aria. lest week. ~ hspp-ne-i
In the nr~s r~sod, hat Nen sistslsesi
the fight sad wen the verdict. Il
wss Ie-rosnd 20.
Frankie Murphy. former Seattle han
tamwoigh,. who II now In ios Angeles
won q four-round verdict over Harley
Jones'. Of san Francisco. recently lie
boses In ssn Diego soon. His oppon-
ent has not been picked.
Murphy plans . slx weeks trip to the
Northwest n he can have any bouts
arranged here. Murphy IL willing
worker and was liked by tho fans for
his work here.
Eoi Ie~inscn. manager Of Johnny Me-
earthly. who boxes Mnrrie Lus, the Kan
saS city weiter. at Tacoma Thursday 10
probably tho hest known manufacturer
OF boxing gloves In the world. He has
small shop In San Francisco and su-
perrtses all the work himself Ito
made the gloves for the Dempsey VII.
lard fight at TOLEDO.
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Eddie Msboney, San Frnn~I.co
lightweight. ~ another California
boy anxious 10 show before the local
ssns. Ne holds wins over Earl Baird.
Monk Fowler.
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s1NTON. Tex. Jan. 5.--Ali the
men here took a holiday to work In
the graveyard. The women served
them with chicken dinner. They
put the cemetery In first-class condl.
ton.
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uuvute1 TAKE Lean
Right from the kick-ofY Duthies
took up the running and kept the
hall lowering around their opponents
goal during the entire first half. but
score they could not. Time and
again n goal seemed certain. but just
then some Skinner 4 Eddy boot
would come to the rescue. The game
was certainly a thriller.
In this s5-minute bombardment
Tunneciiffe's shooting was the feat
urc. and II was no fault OF his that
the Duthie team did not have com.
Portable lead before the interval His
best effort nearly smashed the cross.
bar. Altho outclassed. the Skinner
& Eddys put up a keen struggle and
nothing finer than the defensive work
OF Fissc. Allerton. Yuma and Petit.
grew has been seen here In many
moons.
In one Of the many scrimmagcs the
line. but Yuma beat an eager OPP
ponent 10 II and for the 'tccnth time
cleared his lines. Half time-Duthies
o. Skinner a Eddy o.
Goalie stars
Wonderful work by the Skinner 4
Eddy goalie kept the Duthies at bay
I'm the early part OF the second pc.
Rod. Shots were rained In on him
from all angles. but he saved them
all in mastery fashion.
Play for a time was transferred to
the other end. where Richardson sue
ceeded in putting the Skinner 4
Eddys In the lead. wfren he accepted
Woods accruate pass and beat Clark
with low shot. This unexpected
turn OF events had n tendency to ere.
ate III feeling. and II was not long
before Weir GDuthies) was ordered
on the field by Referee Pete Shearer.
This decision did not seem TO please
Linesman McGilvray. and he vacated
his position for the remainder OF the
game.
Woods Spells Chance
After play had been held up for
several minutes the Skinner & Eddys
again raided their opponents end.
but woods spoiled grand chance by
shooting high and wide. Playing
with 10 men, the Duthie team finally
succeeded In edualizing, Douglas
scoring from Richardson's cross.
DAILY shortly after missed by inches
on the other end. The winning goal
was notched by Duthies Ave minutes
from time. Kerley being the marks.
man.
In the run OF play the victors were
easily the better team. The loss OF
Harrison. Mcmillan. Kelly and ste.
vcnson was surely felt In the Skin.
ner a Eddy ranks.
Atkinson was also absent, but not
missed for Dave Fisse. who substi.
tuted. guarded the uprights like a
sensational veteran. He was easily
the bright star OF the great contest.
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Carbonate
Wins First
in Soccer
Coal Miners Win First Half
OF Season When 0uthies
Beat S. & E.

SOCCER LEAGUE STANDING
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Northwest soccer champions-Ca
bonado.
This title was conferred upon the
coal miners yesterday when the
skinner a Eddy team failed to catch
the pcnnant. The nonappcarance Of
the skinner a Eddy regulars had q
bad effect on the combination Ia yes
tcrdsy's contest against the Duthies
at Liberty park. In which the latter
were by far the better team. altho
finishing just ono goal ahead Of their
disorganixcd rivals. The final score
was 2 TO I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-05

Murphy plans . six weeks trip TO tho
Northwest n he can have any bouts
arranged here. Murphy IL q willing
worker and was liked by tho fans for
his work here.