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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-02-06
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1920.
Ben H. Whitley Passes Away.
I'VE shall sleep, but not forever,
There will he a glorious dawn;
We shall meet to part, no never,
On the resurrection morn.o

we shall sleep, but not forever,
There will he glorious dawn;
We shall meet to part, no never,
On the resurrection morn"
After an illness of several months,
Mr.. B. HI. Whitley, formerly OF this
city, died at his home in Memphis
Friday night, Jan. 80 His remains
were brought here and laid to rest in
Eastview Cemetery Sunday after servi-
ces being held at the Christian Church,
conducted by the Rev. N. B. Harde-
man, who paid beautiful tribute to
the deceased.
B. H. Whitley was born in Salem,
Mo-, February %, 1857, and moved to
Union City when boy. On Feb. 16,
1880, he was united in marriage to Miss
Emma Hewett at the Christian Church
in this city. For more than thirty
years he was actively engaged in BUSH
ness in this city, retiring from business
some three years ago, when he sold his
grocery establishment to Mr.. Horner.
He was devout member of the Chris
tian Church, and for more than twenty
five years served as an Elder. He was
also a member in good standing of the
Woodmen OF The World, Maccabees and
Golden Cross. and during his member
ship had held responsible offices in all
OF said orders.
He is survived by his wife and six
children: Mrs. Fred Smith, Chester and
Ira Whitley, of Memphis; Claud S.
Whitley, of Union City; Mrs. Earl
Johnson, of Humboldt. Tenn; and
Mrs. II. T. Dawkins, OF Washington,
d. G.
Ben H. Whitley had grown up with
Union City and was always willing and
ready to aid and lend his assistance to
any movement for the betterment of
the community, and did much toward
building the beautiful church edifice of
which he was member, and we may
add, now stands as monument to his
memory of faithful service.
He was man of generous impulse,
and never forgot the ways of the pio-
neer The stranger, even though a
beggar, never failed to find food and
shelter il be sought it at his hands, and
he was at home by the bedside of the
sick and delighted in all kinds OF neigh
borly offices. His cheerful, helpful
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-02-06
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Installation at Antioch.

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ficers of Camp no. 243, Antioch, will
be held on the second Saturday
night of February, and the Woman's
Circle will take part in the program,
including exercises and supper.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-02-06

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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-02-06
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
by ALEX c. ROSE

Senior soccer football in Seattle
has hit the toboggan slide and is
fast going to its doom IL last Tues
day nights meeting of the directors
OF the Northwest Soccer league can
be taken as a criterion.
This meeting was called for the
purpose OF drawing up a schedule
for the Mcmillan cup series. Only
two teams-Carbonado and Black
Diamond--entered the race. 80 it
can be readily seen that while the
game is flourishing in the grade
schools and high schools of Seattle.
the major league department is very
much on the blink.
A few years ago this city could
always place four or five strong
teams on the field. but along came
the shipyard boom, when players
could land a soft" Job, and good
backing. Now the gates are closed
to most OF these fellows and they
refuse to go back to the good old
days when they played fer the love
OF the game-not for money and
medals.
There are plenty of players here
but the majority of them have been
spoiled" and the result is that Sc.
attic is today without a represent.
alive in the Northwest soccer cir.
cult
IL there are no more entries on
hand at next Tuesdays meeting the
Black Diamond and Carbonate
teams will stage a fivega series
for the Mcmillan trophy.
The opening game will be PLAYED
at Black Diamond tomorrow. but
any other team. or teams. wishing
to compete will be placed on the
schedule next Tuesday.
Several players that wore the
Skinner & Eddy colors in the league
race win be seen in the Black Dia-
mond lineup against Carbonate to-
morrow, and their inclusion will un-
strengthen the team and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Harris Again
Hooks Bacon
for Broadway
Tigers Cling to Lead in
Cage Race After Desper-
ate Tilt With Franklin
Standing of Prep
Basketball Teams

Chasing in two field goals off
the back board in rapid succession
in the closing minute OF play.
Spencer Harris. Broadway's star
forward. brought home the bacon
for the Tiger cage squad again
yesterday. turning the tide against
the Franklin men in hardfought
battle at broadway. The final
score read. Broadway ~. Franklin
II. with two minutes OF play left,
Franklin led, II TO S. and for a
minute both teams made desperate
struggles to locate the rim when
Harris scooted under the basket on
two successive combination plays
and put the Pine vt. men in the
lead. This is Broadway's fifth
straight win.
game. sharing four field goals. The
Franklin defense concentrated on
checking Cot Rice. Broadway cen
ter. and foNgot about Harris, who
busted up the party.
"Chee" Elliott. the little fellow
who guarded Harris. played a bril-
liant game. in spite OF the fact that
his opponent scored four times.
Franklin was slightly weakened
thru the loss OF Rinaldo Caccia.
team captain. who couldn't play
because of illness. Segal. who re-
placed him played good game,
however. and II is doubtful whether
Caccia could have made the score
much closer.
sfsl.s fs.o...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
REGISTRATION LISTS
ARE DUE MONDAY

Managers OF Star league teams
must send In their registration lists
to the sporting editor OF The Star not
later than Monday for the remaining
games OF the season. No team will
be allowed TO compete unless its reg
istration list has been turned In. No
changes in players will be allowed
during the last half OF the season. A
team may register 10 players and a
manager. and the team must finish
the season with the men registered
No changes win he allowed in regis.
tered lists for either scmi-final or
final games. The rules OF the league
prohibit change in players after the
fifth game played by each team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Commuters
Take Real
Walloping
Phoenix Men Fool U Squad
and Ring Up SO to 27
Count

Phoenix Mutuals pulled "A big sur
prise last night when they tripped
up the University Community five TO
the tune OF 60 to 81 at the Elks' club
last night. The Phoenix men shot
like fiends. big Sielk finding the rim
for ~ field goals. He shot IL field
goals at the X. OF G. the other night
and is fast establishing himself as
one OF the best shots In the league.
Bake. at forward, shot nine field
goals for the Phoenix squad and
even Tramp" Murphy. guard. shot
five goals from the floor. and Muir.
ply. who Is a good guard, Is about
the worst shot in the world.
Something was evidently wrong
with the Commuters last night. They
lost both their regular guards. Dyke
and Green not playing, which made
a big difference.
In the other game OF the night,
Don Ripley. Queen Anne high star.
was the luminary for the Rainier
Post team i'm their win over the
Elks. SO 10 %. II was a well.played
game. The Elks finished the first
half OF the season without being able
TO break into the win column.
Piper 4 Taft's squad forfeited its
second consecutive game thru failure
to have team on the floor. This
sounds the death knell OF the Piper
& Taft squad as n Star league team.
Their place will undoubtedly be taken
by the Chauncey Wright squad.
which will take over the dates on the
schedule charged TO the r. & T. out.
=. & T. men forfeited their game
TO the Co. y team last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Azevedo to Battle
Wright Here Friday

Billy Wright and Joe Azevedo
will furnish the main event at the
Crystal Pool next Friday. Azevedo
is one OF the best men In the welter'
weight division in the South. and is
figured to give Champion Wright a
real argument all the way.
Chef Neff will be given chance
to show his wares to the fans in the
semi.windup when he takes on
Puggy Morton. Neff has just re-
turned from the South where he had
n very successful season, winning
30 consecutive fights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

FEBRUARY bat ELKs CLUB
Elks vs. Soldiers and Sailors club.
Piper a. Taft vs.. Co. al.
FEBRUARY bat BROADWAY
Brewsters vs. Phoenix MutuaIs.
FEBRUARY lat v. NJ. G. A.
Semi finals. "Y'' Va. Raiiner Post.
FEBRUARY 17--AT ELKs CLUB
~" VS.. Elks
FEBRUARY 1s-AT X. OF G.
X. OF G. Va. Brewsters
~" Community vs.. Rainier Post
FEBRUARY eO--AT ELKs CLUB
MacDougsli- southwiok VS.. Co. u.
SpaldlnEH rs. Elks
FEBRUARY 2O-AT BROADWAY
Rainier Post Va. Soldiers and Sailors
club.
Phoenix Mutnnls vs.. X. Of G.
FEBRUARY 2l--AT Y. NJ. &. A,
~ Community VS.. ~"
Piper A. TAFT W.. Brcwsters.
FEBRUARY 2b--AT X. or q.
spaldings Va. Soldiers and Sailors club
X OF G. w. Piper a Taft.
AacDougail southwiek W. Phoeniz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
MAY STAGE EXHIBITION

NEW YORK. Feb. Johnny
Kilbanc. featherweight champion,
and Benny Leonard, king of the
lightweights. may stage an exhibit
ton bout before the state legislature,
at Albany, when the boxing bills are
being considered. In n letter to his
cousin. Joe Brannigan. here. Kilbane
suggested that his bout be staged in
the interests of the boxing bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

DIVISION OF TEAMS
FOR REST OF PLAY

Division Of the I. Star league
teams into two sections for tho
last half Of the season has boon
made ~ follows:
section 1-SpaIdings, Univer-
sity Community, Y. NJ. G. A., Sol
diers' 4 Sailors club, Elks club,
and Rainier Post.
Section o. MacDougall-South-
wick, knights Of Columbus,
Piper 4 Taft, Brewsters, Phoenix
AlufusIs and Co. b.
Schedules for the two sections
win be found elsewhere on this
page.
The plan Of the league Is To
have each team In each section
play the other five teams In
their own section. The winners
of the two sections then meet for
the semLfinals and the winners
Of the two halls Of the season
battle for the title and trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Eight racers will have their sec
ond chance TO make the finals In
The Star ice championships at the
Arena Wednesday night. Five new
entrants will jump off for the first
time.
The new entrants are r. Bissett,
OF the University of Washington;
C. r.. Kelly. San Francisco en-.
trant; II. l.. Wall: George Dclfel
and G.. w. Carlson. The others
entered have had "A chance TO race.
There will be one more set OF
prebminarics and then the finals
will be run off. The finals are
scheduled for February rs. in
which the winners of the prelim-
inaries will race.
-Four racers have qualified 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
THE BIG GAME
NENT WEEK

The MacDougall-Southw squad
has already qualified for the semi
final game which will be played ut
the Y. NJ. c. A. next Saturday night.
The Macs meet the winner OF the
X. OF C.-Spalding go. The victorious
five in the semi-finals qualify for the
final game. The scmi-finals will both
be one game while the finals will be
the best two out OF three games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Tacon,aBoy
Drops Hec
in Fourth
Mc!ntyre's New Prodigy
Looks Good; Rogers
Beats Woods

Oscar Koch. Tacoma heavy.
weight, proved the ability OF
Chef Mcintyre, the master ring
tutor" again last night when
the big fellow stepped out and
COPIED close verdict over
Young Hector. the Bremerton
gladiator, at the ArmOry. II
was the first show Of the Vet
erans' Athletic association.
About a year ago Koch fought
Harry Williams, the worst
heavyweight In the world" ut
the Crystal Pool and Williams
beat him. Then Koch was just
a big, rushing battler and all he
didp't know about lighting
would iii big book.
But last night Koch showed what
a little training and tutoring will do.
His footwork was good and he used
his hands well when he learns
how 10 hit faster with his right he
will be a dangerous man.
II was a close verdict last night
and Koch didn't beat Hector very
far. A knockdown for no count In
the final canto spilled the beans for
the Bremerton boy.
Koch took the first round. the
second was Hector's and the third
was even with Koch winning tlf7
final round.
Frankie Rogers won the call over
wild Man" Woods In the semi+
wlndup. 1t was a regular Woods
battle.
Mike Pete kissed Boy MaCasilir
on the chin frequently in the third
round in which session Boy was on
the floor most of the time. Referee
Douglas finally giving the bout 70
Pete. MaCaslin showed that he was
game.
Morgan Jones. Tacoma bantam,
beat Jimmy Cole. local boy. in an
interesting go.
Frenchie Vaise shaded Herb Tsy-
lor but the bout was called a draw.
Taylor forced the fighting. They're
welters.
Charley Davidson beat Mike
Mitchell, bantam, in the first bout.
but il was also called a draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Mutuai-
FEBRUARY 25--AT ELKs CLUB
MaoDougall- Southwick vs.. Piper a. Taft
Spaldings VS.. Rainier Post.
FEBRUARY 27--AT BROADWAY
Phoenix Mutuals vs. Co. u.
FEBRUARY 2s-AT Y. NJ, G. A.
Elks VS.. "U'' Community.
~" VS. Soldiers and Sailors club.
MARCH AT Y. NJ. G. A.
MacDougall- Southwicks VS.. Brcwaters
MARCH SAT- X. or G.
Spaidlngs VS. "Y"
u Community vs.. Soldiers and Sailors
club
MARCH 5--AT EIks club
Elks VS. Rainier Post
Brewsters vs.. Co. ~.
MARCH 5--tT BROADWAY
Piper A. Taft VS.. Phoenix Mutuais
MARCH CAT Y. NJ G.. A.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. X. Of c.
~ va Spalding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Dope on Hoop
League Chiefs
Spaldings
THE STAR
CITY TROPHY

The Seattle star has put up a sill
yer trophy for competition In The
Star league. The cup must be won
three times by a team before II be-
comes the permanent property Of
any club. This does not mean that
the winner must annex the city title
three consecutive times. The cup
will be put on display in a window
at either Spaldings or MacDougail-
Southwick's next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
NAY PLAY TACOMA
CITY CHAMPS

The winner Of the Seattle city
title may take ON the city cham
'pions Of Tacoma In an inter-city
title match II present plans
carry. Eight teams operate In
the Tacoma city league and II no
hitch Is thrown into the nschin-
cry q big inter-city series will be
staged next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
FOR GOLFERS
BY ALEX C. ROSE

DR. Houston Of the real live wires in the Of the
president
Jsonians held in the city council chambers last
Tuesday evening VIM Foude elected vice president
secretary very
Of Edgar /. Crider
This with II. +. Griffith. G. S. keison A. Schoephoee
b. r. Sten W. Walsh and Bridge form the board trustees
the by laws
a increasing the membership
This the first in prices heard many
Vp"'.
in
IS
n wild q q SALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Leaders Mix for Semi
Finals Place Tonight;
Other League News
Schedule Is Drawn for Coming Halt OF Season; DWl-
sion Of Teams Made; May Stage Big Series With
Tacoma; Session on at The Star Office Monday
BY LEO III. LASSEN

Two of the basketball in the Northwest clash
tonight when the Spadng Knights of Columbus club
squads at the Y. M. c. A. gym for the leadership
of League No. 2 of The Star city basketball circuit
The winner of tonights racas will tange with the Mac
dougal-Souhwck five Saturday night at the Y. NJ
c. A. for the semfna honos. The winner of next weeks
games will be one of fnaists for The Star basketball
fronh and for the city title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
BIG MEETING At
STAR MONDAY

Star league managers should see
that their team Is represented at the
business meeting of the league to be
held at The Star office Monday
night. Plans for the rest OF the sea
son viii Be discussed. asifatfff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Only Two Teams Entered in
Macmillan Soccer Gun Race

the pennant winners from Carbon.
ado will have TO be at their best 10
win. Pete Shearer, OF Seattle, viii
officiate as referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

summary: suhstltutes-CoolSfo for Jacob
son; fatta for Haglst Parrot for Kin
drad: MoAdams for Moody. Field goals
Ripley 6. Douglas 3. Moody g Free
throws--Douglas ., Jacobson 1. Latta ].
Referee-Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Tonight's mix should be one OF
the closest OF the season as both
teams are hitting up a mighty fast
pace. Neither squad has lost
game and rank about even on com
parative scores. The Spalding team
will have a big advantage in weight
as they have plenty OF beef in their
lineup.
Spalding Hopes
The Spalding outfit will depend
largely upon George and Louie La
Fray. former Broadway high school
stars. and Neal Day, formerly OF
Lincoln, one OF the best centers
ever turned out in prep circles here,
for their points. The Ia Fray
brothers are working like machines.
Day Is a big fellow weighing around
the 20o.pound mark and his weigh.
will count.
The Knights OF Columbus will
bank on Johnny Logan, the big
scorer OF the ''Caseys." TO bring
home the bacon. Johnny has scored
20 many points this season that it's
hard to count 'em all.
doc" Powers, one OF the bcst
cage players in the city. who has
been out OF the game most OF the
season with bum foot. viii be
back at forward for the Caseys.
Whether his foot viii slow him up
or not remains to be seen. IL doc"
Is In good condition he viii be
valuable addition to the club men.
Defense Men Small
None OF the defense men are very
big Russ La Wake. OF SpaldinGs.
and Needles Of the X. OF c. squad
are both good shots and can be
counted on 20 snare couple OF bas-
kets a0w<il as playing a good floor
game Mooney. the other X. Of c.
defense man. Is a steady guard and
makes up in fight and speed what
he lacks in weight. Otto Hoagiand.
another former Broadway player.
will hold down the other guard job
for the Spalding team. Stan Riddle.
former Washington star. may start
The game for the Spalding squad at
guard yAut HE has not played much
with the Spalding men this year
and It is doubtful whether ne would
help the team work OF the sporting
goods store men in spite OF his indi-
vidual class.
Klassic. at center for the Knights.
will have a busy evening watching
Day, a. Day figures as one OF the
best centers In the city.
Strong Reserves
Both teams have strong reserve
strength. Huntoon. forward; Heath.
guard, and Carmody. forward. are
al good performers. They form
the bulwark OF the Knights defense.
Mel Nordquist. wv" frosh star,
forward; Burrows, center: Oliver.
guard; Dodge. forward. and Riddle,
guard. are the main spalding re
serves.
Les Turner will handle the whistle
In the big game.
The cellar championship In the
other section OF the league win be
IT stake when the Brewsters and
Soldiers and Sailors club meet in
the first tilt. Neither sauad has
won a game this season. This mix
gets under way at s p. m. end the
big game starts promptly at Q p. m
Tho rrobabie Tpueups.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
LEAGUE NO. 2
Here's Star League Schedule
for Remainder of Care Plav

Here's The Star league basketball schedule last half
81 tne season Inc Chauncey Wright team will take the