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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
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California asa ttsnfswd Nsssfs m ,ns
tig game % the Coast ~ifh The ce~s;
cenf<resee tifts al sf&kA N. game 10
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rnxA<era gsrne tanriss vita ssrthvasf :
err al Evans,oa Saturday.
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q, G.nuiswtils In ere % The hsg sAsnss IN
Tho south
Montana ara rsahs mfr 81 Msssia
wkshfrgten 10 iais SATURDAY..
yve~~ss high s<hssf's sS~e~ assas
Chehaiis al Esw~<t saturday. and
then plays Fast side high sebont. at
ssis lac City. ttAh. - Escssts
Tnrksy Day.
rss onssn Anne. rrsnsffs r-vp eans
may - played November "a Instead 81
N4turdsy te~su-s ssnsiipea has treksn
est AZ the MI Haker srheel ard thr
members Of the Fvid team have been var
eiuatsd with the rest % the VI sdsat body.
Llnceir ard Broadway wfE close IN.
LEGAL Prep rrtf season on Turfsv Day.
Tn. plsr~ for the struggle hss rot been
announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
OFFICIALS
TO DISCUSS
PREP PUCK
LEAGUE

Pete Muldoon. manager Of the
Arena. and Athletic Director Pciton.
Of the local high schools. will meet
Thursday 90 discus. the feasibility OF
inaugvratina a prep school hockey
league this season.
Muisioon states that he n willing
90 donate IN. Arena every Friday
night for games. and that no may
mako plans for practice sessions. II
IL also Muidoon's plan TO cut down
tho time limit Of each game for the
juniors.
Peiton thinks that the league can
be worked out: nj least. he made no
adverse statement regarding the cir.
cult. and judging from tho fact tina,
he viii no into conference with Mul-
doom means that he In giving the
idea some consideration.
u, IL understood that Ballard.
broadway and Franklin have prciim
mary plans made for entering teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
ONLY MIRACLE CAN BEAT
BALLARD OUT OF TITLE

tho West Seattle team might spring
tho unexpected and walk off with
the game. It's 100 TO shot that
they won't
During the season the ballard
team has scored Jus, one touchdown.
counting II against Queen Anne. an
the result OF n Queen Anne fumbls.
Tho Franklin and Lincoln games
were both won by drop kicks sent be.
tween tho uprlghts by John Harri-
son. the big Beaver tackle
Tho Ballard defense has BEEN IT'S
strongest department this seaeon.
Tho line In especially strong. with
experienced men In every position
and with plenty OF weight from end
70 end.
The place for the latter game has
not been selected as yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

Only a miracle can beat the BaI.
Lard high school eleven out Of the
city prep grtciron championship.
The Ballard team meets West Sc
attic IN the final game OF the season
for tho two cievcns AT In. Coast
league BAY park Friday. Ballard has
won three straight games and tied
one and hasn't been scored on this
year. while the West Seattle Indians
haven't won n game this season.
West Seattle must turn in win I'm
order 10 tic I'D the race. A tie game
Friday will give the Ballard team n
clear title 20 the championship. A
West Seattle win would put Lincoln.
Franklin, Ballard and Broadway on
even footing.
The high school teams are so even.
ly matched this year. however. that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
LANDS
ANNOUNCES
PLATFORM

CHICAGO. Nov. IS. Achieve.
ment--not words" win be the plat
form Of Federal Judge X. 81. lands,
basebail's newest ruler.
Lands. discussing plans for base
balls future. said Chicago was to be
tho Mecca for baseball pilgrims. He
VIII make his headquarters here and
squabbles which may arise will be
brought to Chicago for him TO decide.
while I was making my decision
as to whether I would accept tho
baseball offer. men came 70 me and
said. by all means, take ~ Leave
the benchl You have earned itF"
Lands said. There seems 10 be a
great concern in some minds about
my ability to handle both jobs. They
are not afraid I won't do my work
they are afraid will do my work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

Harvard ssa rais ne~s 10 tbsss
.nn-s~i xrsd ei.s.is - Nsw u.ves
saturday.
pa-srsusA plays nrewn n Hostca Sat
u-esy. AMI thea IN. hig Green sriftsrs
hep on the rather, for Seattle. -h.r~
Their tsnrls -igh wasainEtos the ssiisv-
sug Saturday.
rerrsysvaaia ard coturnstA. sssh a.
s~atsd several times. will furnish the
niaia GRID atuaesioa n Nov resk Sat
uriAy.
sys~eus>. plAyssG . psv~wfsi gHs.s
In the esSsy part At the sr~enn. esfy
60 fall below usiy Cro>s sna Nay
Land. sfssnid have no srvabi~ hating
CstgAls nj Syracuse saturday. Col
gate bss b~~s defs~ted IN se~rty
every g>ms this yes.
IN. Army tackle. coibv A. West roirs
and The Na-y pisFs soserrn washinxton
At Annapolis
A-hs-rs and Williams met IN thsir
annual tus<ie al Amherst this week.
Lafayette aaA r~high. tradIske~si
srsd en~msss. asuae ~ fa~fea this
we~k.
rfiinoas ans ohio state are tffiss 70
settle the -Big Tea title al celsm su.
Saturday.
Mirresots and Michigan ssnsfs at
Minneapolis. Ard Iowa and iowa state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
FAKE TICKETS
ON SALE FOR
CAL. GAME

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. Ill
Warning that counterfeit tickets 10
tho california.stanford game hero
Saturday have been placed on the
market" and are being sold at cxor.
hitant figures. was issued today by
Lutte Nichols. graduate manager OF
tho University OF California
mo one can posscsssns many tick.
cts as some of the scaipers seem to
have, on account OF our method Of
selling them" he said.
Any large blocks OF tickets offered
for sale. no declared. must be coun.
terfcit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
GRAMMAR
SOCCER FINALS
UNDER WAY

Five teams are left In tho race for
the city grammar school soccer title
In Class A. They are Rainier. La
tona. Georgetown. Warren Ave. and
Green Lake. Tho flrst-uarned squads
meet this afternoon on the upper
woodland park grounds. at AIS. The
winner win meet Georgetown. and
the winner OF this game VIII meet
the winner OF the Warren Ave-
Green Lake struggle. The latter
game II set for Saturday morning.
at the b. r. Day grounds. for 1910.
Three teams are in the race in the
Class B-division. with Hawthorne
playing the Salmon Bay team ut u.
y. Day today and the winner playing
cUncord for the title later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
BY HENRY r.. FAIRFIELD

NEW YORK. Nov. i7,--Autocratic
domination OF amateur athletics In
the United States by the New York
Athletic club and a group OF con
servatiyes Is M an end.
Paying heed TO the demands Of the
Soviet OF athletes" formed last
summer in Antwerp before the olym.
pic Games. the Amateur Athletic
union has decided upon n change OF
faces and policies among the gov.
ernors OF athletics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
FROSH TEAM
AIDS VARSITY
CRIDDERS

Attic the University OF Washing
ton frosh football team has no more
games scheduled this season. the
yearilngs win continue 20 turn out
until after tho Dartmouth.washing.
ton game which win be held in the
New Stadium the saturday following
Thanksgiving.
Coach SANDY Wick OF the year
ling team win alternate his men IN
scrimmaging with the varsity and
the super-varsity.
The addition OF another squad 70
scrimmsge with the first team VIII
20 a long ways In getting them In
trim for the big game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
Alex Trambitas Shades Jim Storey; Bout Is Draw
"HOGE" is SEASONS BEST PASSER
by DEAN sNYpER

Ohio State isn't school for
ayiatorH. Iiut the vince eleven has
earned tho name OF being one 81 tho
chief flying machines" In the West.
srn Conference this fan. due 20 the
success Of the aerial attack.
The buckeyes are forward pass
Ing their way toward the title. And
the passerin.chief 81 the team In the
why and versatile "Iioge" Work.
man.
Watching the ohioans play is a
great deal like attending n bail game
where Babe Ruth II being starred.
Al the bali game you watch Ruth
almost entirely. being only casually
Interested In the other players.
They're tho setting for tho Bam.
bino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
FLEET MEN
WANT CENTRE
TO COME WEST

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. i7--Ef-
forts to bring the Centre college foot
bali team TO the Coast for n post
season game viii be made by Lieut..
Com. J. J. caveney, an athletic ofh-
Ger Of the Pacific feet
The feet In possessed OF football
team numbering several old-nme An.
napoils stars which has cleaned up
everything It went after on the
Coast. Full schedules. however. have
prevented the team meeting the
stronger Coast college teams. Cav.
eney announced he has 5000 q
finance a game with Centre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
EDMUNDSON
TOCOACH wv"
CAGE SQUAD

Heck" Edmundson. University
Of Washington track coach and foot
ball trainer. has been appointed
head basketball coach az the uniyers
sity this year. He succeeds Len
Nilsson. who VIII tutor the frosh
team.
The new coach has his men out
every night at o'clock when they
10 thru an hour OF strenuous train
ing.
Edrundson has a wealth q M
teriai. and It IL expected that th<
popular coach win turn out q crach
team which viii put Washington OF
the Pacific Coast conference mas
again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
MOTHER
~ FAN
ny TOM OLSEN

Mayor Hugh NJ. Caldwell has pro
claimed tho afternoon Of saturday.
November p. city holiday. In hon.
or Of tho dedication of the new
Washington stadium and the first
international football contest ever
held IN Seattle. between the Dart
mouth and University OF Washing
ton eisvens.
The mayors proclamation read
that only the necessary business
that cannot b. suspended" win be
carried on. and employers have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

Tiny Herman, Tacoma heavy
weight, faces . tough match In Ia
eoms tomorrow night when he goes
six rounds with Ire Anderson. the
ran Francisco eeIored light heavy
velrhf. Herman was knocked out By
esm LanGford In Portland. while An
derson beat LanKford. Tho dopo
dossn't sound gcssi for Tiny.
Joe waterman leaves for San Fran
eisco Thursdav night with Marcario
Flores. the Filipino lightweight. and
bud Ridley, Seattle bantam Ridley has
: bout with Joe Coffey lined up for No
vember Is.
Ridley meets bantam from Chicago
BY the name OF Howard In n for-round
30 at Bremerton tonight
Joe siminicb, the Butte MONTY
weller. n In seattle. He may 10
lined up To box Travie Davis nj the
Crystal Pool merit Tuesday.
The Seattle Motorcycle club will give
. smoker at the Mercer Cycle shop at
1ffs pike st.. Thursday. All motorcycle
riders are asked TO attend
Dan Rsis ehirped over the telephone
wire this morning that he noticed that
Travie Davis IL looking for opponents,
Dan says Billy Wright II ready TO box
Davis any old time. Billy outpointcd
Davis the isst time they fought and vas
given the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

asked 10 excuse ms many Of their en-
pioycs as poesible@
More than 10000 tickets have been
sold for the contest. with orders com
ing in a; a rapid gait
The stadium viii be thrown open
TO ticket holders at IL noon. satur-
day. November 81. and the dedica-
ton ceremony win be at $50. The
big grid contest will start promptly
at y. m.
The rootcrs' section viii be limited
TO students and faculty members
only. The reserved tickets will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
MAYOR DECLARES NOV. n A HOLIDAY
TO HONOR 'W' STADIUM DEDICATION

sold for 81. unreserved for 81 an1
tickets for high school and grammar
school pupils viii be 81
All plaques win be in the man nsf'
later than Friday. November -. -
cording 10 Kent Radcliffe. who 4
handling them.
Only six tickets win be sold 70 on
individual TO prevent scalpinE
Stadium tickets are on sale At tn
A. s. Z. w. office. on the UNIVERSITY
campus. spalding's and Piper Z
Taft's. in Seattle. and in Everett
Snohomish. Tacoma and Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
IMMUNITY
FOR CICOTTE?

CHICAGO. Nov. IT, Immunity
win be given Eddie ciootte. White
sox pitcher. who confessed he ac-
c~pted $40. 200 TO play crooked base
.baii'' against the Cincinnati Reds In
the 1919 worlds series. II WAS report
ed today. cicotte's confession impii-
Gated seven other White Sox play
erE under indictment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
COLIMA WINS
FROM ECAN

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. TN
Bert coiirna won all tho why froul]
Joe Egan OF Boston here last night
in four-round main event that was
a disappointment Egan's pet stunt
was TO wrap one arm AROUND
colima's neck and fan away witl1'
the free mitt- Colima took every
round. but few clean blows Wesu
landed. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
DARTMOUTH
TEAM LEAVES
SATURDAY

HANOVER. ~. H.. Nov. IL
Twenty-one Dartmouth football play.
ers with managers and coaches. are
10 leave Boston Saturday for Seattle.
whore they are TO play Washington
November 81.
CnAch Spears lineup win depend
upon the condition In which the reg.
ulMrs come out Of the Brown game.
Captain Jim Robertson. who has
Teen out OF the game most OF the
season with an injured shoulder. Is
alsnost sure to play. u Is thought
The squad win stop in Chicago and
81. Paul. and II is expected 20 arrive
IN Seattle wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

Playing with a losing team
doesn't ailcdys Dodd a grid
player on TO do his best. but
Phi Fraser, the giant tackle
Of the West Seattle Indians.
is putting mp a pretty brand
Of bal IN the line for the
tribe. He knows hoD TO use
his freight and is especially
strong on the defense. He
also does the puntinG and for
icdrd passing for his team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
Ills
RUNNING MATE

At Ohio States games you're keep.
Ing an eye on Quarterback Workman
and that speedy running mate OF
his-Peio Stinchcomb. whom some
have picked ah Chick" Haricy~n
legitimate SUCCESSOR.
But tho performances Of Workman
IL proving an even greater drawing
card than Stincheomh.
"ioKe" In spectacular fellow
The way he gets his signals off puts
a certain spice In ths atmosphere.
lie puts color into every play.
whether shooting passes on the
dead run. booting n drop kick. pick
ing holes thru the scrimmago heaps
or exchanging puiA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
AN EXPERT

"She's an expert on the ouija
board"
THAT so7~
Yep. she can make II say any.
thing you want TO hear."--Detroit
Free Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

accounts for his success In thros
ing forward passes.
II the Buckeye star auarterbs0
keeps on improving. he'll find hi
name written on the All-Amer1czn
mythical eleven before he has turn
cd in his cleats and headgear q
Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

stands the game. too. After every
game nhe gets n wire from the boys
informing her OF the result
Both "Hoge" and Noel are banket-
ball players. They play the forward
positions and are expert basket
shooters '1ioge- also plays base
ball. He In "A pitcher. Maybe that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

In an exhibition game IN cuba the
the other day babe" Ruth famed three
times before tho slAnta ~ Joe Aes~ta.
the Cuban hufisr OF the Washington club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
WIIN'f'S
OPINION

The answer 20 the Buckeye victor
les over Wisconsin. Purdue and Chi.
eago. can all be said In few words
IL was the passing Of the ball by
Workman and his field general.
ship.
Coach wiic@ looks upon his find
as star who has not yet fully de-
yeloped into his fun powers.
lie has much yet 10 learn says
wiloe. but he b already a great
player
Workman. himself. n n modest sor;
81 fellow Off tho field. lie ia just
Il years old and weighs but 100
pounds. His brother. Noel. IN play.
ing end on the team and II was a
Workman 20 Workman pass that
made the chicagoans finally bow to
tho Ohio eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
Warming!

Anyone wearing teweiry or nice clothes
mt my big Prize Thnnksg Ing Hard Times
Hall In the Moose Hall Friday. the
10th. viii he subject 10 n fine. A dozen
cash prizes Will be awarded those hest
povtrayinR the ~. q. L.. Do not n,ask.)
n you can not dance Join my beginners
cinss or take private lessons and learn Nil
the dances In week by my easy method
over 20 young lady expert teacher ON
my staff
MISS BRIGHT
Private lessons nIi day mt 1900 9Th. cor
ner Pine. ON and after November 10 my
regular Friday and Monday dances will be
held nj the Moose Hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
IT'S UP TO BASKETBALL
MANAGERS WHETHER OR
NOT STAR LEAGUE is
ORGANIZED; MEET TONIGHT


o
office 7th avea ndu a 8
decision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
JACKSON DRAWS
ST. CLAIRE

Eddie jackson was rather lucky 20
get draw with Willie 81 Claire. the
ooiorrd iightis from Sacramento. 81.
Claire IL clever fellow with a good
loft hand. lie showed a tendency
10 run away a lot in the closing
rounds when Jackson started 20 hit
him with His frus,y right The
draw decision was pretty well &c.
ccpted. however. an Jaekson.s
punehc. carried the most steam. 81.
Claire showed enough 90 warrant
another bout hero
Joe Wopp was cheated IN the cur.
tain raiser when Referee David called
tho bout draw. wopp foorrd
Hugh curicy. his opponent. twice In
che first round and had a shade
thruou, the res, OF the going.
The show was put on by Clay
Hite for the American Legion. and
a Eoodiy crowd OF ring customers at.
tended tho festivities. which were
staged at the Crystal Pool
"a Schacht referred the last two
bouts. Ted Whitman called the yer.
diets In the third and fourth houts
while Roy David OBLIGATED In the
opening pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
[yHsB,3I
E2H3SRI

Hugh Duffy, tho new manager Of
the iie-toa lied sos was real hit
ter IN his dag when he played In the
National league. lie hit the apricot
for y mark OF asa In isDi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
THEIR HOME
TOWN

Huntington. West Virginia. their
home town. Ia all worked up over
tho workmans. The family Ia a nort
81 nm institution 20 them down
there.
Here's the reason. For the last
10 years the workmans have sun
piled tho auarferhaeks for tho Hunt
Ing high school team.
An elder brother called the sig
nails for Huntington high during
isio.if-i. and ~. Noel ran the team
IN 1914 and 1915. 'Hoge- took VI
the job for three years In 1915.
Their KID brother. Tommy. landed
the quarterback position when
~HoKe- and Noel came 10 Ohio last
year.
MOTHER
~ FAN
Quarterback ability runs IN tho
workman family, The boys mother
IN a fan thru and thru ghe under.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

team managers present. The
Star organized and operated
the first city cage league that
Seattle ever had, last year.
The star Il again ready TO oporatc
a circuit u there are enough teams
willing that The Star should 80
ahead with their plans
STAR TO
HELP
II tire majority Of Tire team man
ayers decide 60 follow different plans
for th, season The star viii give
them an the help In their organiEs-
ton that they need 10 make It a sue
cess.
Organised sport Is the only sue
ccssftii sport and basketball. In It's
turn. has been organized by The
STIR. II the different teams around
S~ttle think that they have reached
n staxe where they can better handle
their own league The star viii be
-sniy too glad 10 help them
But our sport department Is again
ready 20 organize another Star
league ~ enough teams want The
star TO 40 ahead with the organiza-
ton.
IMPORTANT
SESSION
So IT'S important that every man.
aver Interested In such an organixa.
ton be present tonight so We can
know just what further plans 10
make for the season.
Arrangements for floors for the
season have been made
The rules and regulations that
governed the league last year will
be gone over. II the teams want an
other star league. and necessary ad'
tuxtments will be made Officers
win be elected and an executive
committee will be appointed.
As We have tried to emphasizes
again and again. The Star Is organic.
ing basketball for the good Of the
game and Is willing 10 make all ar
rangements for floors. referees and
a schedule. There are no charges
connected with the entries OF teams
IN The Star circuit Each team Is
asked 10 furnish its own team with
suits and to purchase a basketball.
Managers should bear this In mind
before attending ,onlghts session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
>Eff. STOPS
MOORE

Tho same Eo>- for Eddie Men. a
bantam. who also halls from Ana.
eor'rs. Men ou;boKcd and out
siuEKrd Eddie Moore. tho local fiy.
weight. thruout tho first two round.
81 their bout, and he finally popped
Moore on tho chin In tho third round
and. aitho Eddi. tried 20 shake the
eser out % his bonnet. he ~aa count
ed out for the first time.
Neil n clever Md for a young
sfrrs lie bos.s well and has a roos
defense. as well az a nifty attack. ~.
was stepping inside 81 Moore.n
uwinrr continually. and when he
wasn't making Moore miss. he beat
Tho Seattle miller 20 the punch.
In The scsni windup Young Stanley
krtcheii. % Lewiston. Idaho. turned
out 10 to bu.hcr. as far a. boxing
IL concerned lie n a wild swlnsur.
At tina; hs was given the verdict
over Young zuru. lie Tailed zsxu
considerably during tho flrnt two
runpsfs. Both boys tired during the
closing rounds. and there vas quite
a BIT Of hanging on kotrhsii really
landed tho more cican punche. and
In our opinion. was entitled 10 tho
verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17

the Cuban hufisr Of the Washington ciuh.
-Ha
Clarke criffith. manager Of the wash
inHt0n club IN the American league. plans
10 make an outfisidsr out % Dan
iIro~sr. the home run hing obtained
ffum tho International league, tfossr
played first base Tor the Reading CLUB
IN the hin minor circuit. but he has u
fat chance Of beating Joe Judge out Of
the firHt base berth with the Nationals
Miller unExins. New York Yankee
manager. hs. denird that babe
Huth will return 10 the pitching md
Of tho game nest sear. u's mor-
likely that Hath viii play first base
for tho hanhs.
pfttsbufw fans are pichinE csorrs Cut
shaw, veteran second -sarker. and Buster
catoo. shoFtsiop. Tor thu release heck
before nest saanun gets under ~ays They
say that Cutahsw IL slowing M around
the keystone saeh. whiia eaton Just aim
piy Wont Do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
GREAT
NIGHT
FOR
ANACORTES

Alex Tranbiiss the Portland
w-ltn. has about as much
chance 81 taking q dccizion back
Ia tho Rose city with him from
= Seattle ring. ne there Is for
the boys and giri- to 80. Mayor
Caldwell do Highland fling nj
Second ave. and Pike ST
Trambitl,s outboxed Jimmy
Storey. local boy. thruout the
four rounds 81 their bout last
night. and tho bc.t he got wsr
draw. usnmye lone sore was
counted la the second round.
whsn h~ landed right that
made Alex r~i. hut tho Port
Lander hit tn. local boy five
punches to ono thruout Tho en-
tir~ bout
Alex used his iest wen. and ais.
used a SHIFT that bothered storey
hitting In tho tummy with his lief
and then bringing the same init
against James jaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
ALIEN SCORES
k>OthDOWN


Alex scored tho only tnockdown
In the third. when he tipped storey
over, 90 that Jlm's hands wrre rest
ing on tho floor for no count
Both men fought n careful fight.
but Trambitaa did all OF the forcing.
and he bad storey swinging wildly AT
the close OF the bout
IL was gr~a, night for Anacorsns
In tho prellminaries. Ray Bcribner.
tho Anacortcs fcath~rw.iKht. sinsn.
med Filipino Kid Martin on the Jaw
with a Wild right IN the cloalng sec
onda of the first round. The ball In
terrupird Referee Whitman's count.
Ing. bu, Martha was In no condition
TO continue. This II scribnerH sec
ond Knockout In three starts here.
We ought 10 see more OF him.