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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
SCHUMAN
BEATEN BY
BENJAMIN

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec 21,--After
receiving q terrific wniioplng at tho
hands OF Joe Benjamin for five
rounds. Harry schuman staged q
surprising comeback at the Miiwau.
kie arena laSt night. and ouipointsd
his opponent In a couple OF the can
tos. BENJAMIN was given the de
cision at the end OF tho 10th.
Echuman was knocked down twice
In IN. second round. taking counts
Of sit and four. and wasAnocked 20
the floor twice In the later rounds,
but quickly rcraincd HIS feet.
Harlan Bunker and Ole Anderson
STAGED a fast io.roand bout. the de
clEion going 10 Bunker.
Frankie Murphy stopped Lloyd
Madden In the fifua round Of their
scheduled io-frame event
al Mackis received the cali over
Joe Dunn In the fourround curtain
rIsiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
LEAGUE
ADOPTS
NEW
RULE

A new regulation was adopted for
the City Basketball league at the
meeting last night which viii settle
all disputes regarding ineiiKbiiity.
The new regulation read. ANY
player who In or has been employed
as coach or physical director. or
who IL Identified with any league un.
der the jurisdiction OF the national
baseball commission In ineligible 20
compete Any player who accepts
compensation for playing basketball
IN also ineligible"
Tho officials for the coming season
were elected last night
A. G. Pelton. director Of high school
athletics. was elected president OF
the league.
Earl Fry. president Of the Crystal
swimming club. was elected vice
president
Harry Cook. well known local sport
follower. waz the choice for treas.
urer.
r. O. Hoariand was elected as
secretary.trcaHurer OF the organixa.
ton.
All the league teams are practicinr
hard and are expected 10 be IN good
trim when the season opens Janu.
arg :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
DONOVAN
HOPES TO-
PULL OUT
OF CELLAR

aOut Of the cellar by next %
tober" Is the far flung battle cry OF
the so-caiIed once VIVID Blu Donovan,
new leader OF the Phiilies.
Gavvy Cravath tried to mako
something out OF a iow-ebb bail club
and couldn't
wild Bin CANT do any worse than
he did and II In doubtful X the
Job can be handled any better unless
President Baker loosens up on the
weii-known money bag.
Not a wheel has turned In the
business office OF the pills towards
getting new talent for over a year.
The 1920 choice fry Cf the minors
Ia already picked pretty close 20 the
bone. That doesn't leave much for
Donovan 10 pick from
so whether the cellar champau
any climbing In 1921 depends =
whether or not the men higher q
come thru with the legal tender ana
40 on a still hunt for players. The
buck isn't up TO Wild Bill.
Back in iso7-s-s Donovan pitched
the Detroit Tigers 90 three sucres-
sdve pennants almost single-handed-
He was born in Philadelphia ~
years ago.
Donovan managed the Jersey city
skecters In the new international
league last year. BY a queer quirk
in circumstances Patsy DonovA2
succeeds him as manager In til
Skeeter village.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
LEWIS PUTS
STECHER "OUT"

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. al o Q
stecher. who was taken to a hospital
today suffering from n severe attack
OF neuritis. will be out OF the
wrestling game for the remainder OF
the winter. DR.. @. w. Dishing. his
physician. announced today. stechor's
left arm Is affected and he Is in great
pain.
Stranger Lewis head lock. with
which he wrested the championship
from stecher in New York recently.
Is blamed by DIR. Dishong for Stech-
er's condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Joe Lynch Wins Bantam Crown From Pete Herman
City Cage Outlook

The outlook for the Eika club In
the coming City League basketball
race IN much brighter than II was
at the start ~ last season.
The antiered herd has added
Trump" Murphy from the Phoenix
team ~ The Star league last year
and George smith. former univer.
sity Of Washington iuminary.
Murphy, who placed ON the All
City five ms n guard. In a powerful
player who IL improving nj the
game all of the time lie II not
only a good defensive player. but
he proved a bear on the offensive.
an he ranked AZ the best scoring
guards In the city last sssaaon.
smith. who plays center. should
aiso prove a yaiuabl- man for the
EikH. ie's tail. rangy fellow who
covers tho floor well and he's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
N. Y. BOY
TAKES
TITLE BY
DECISION
ny HENRY 1. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--Beneaih
the bantam crown the wide Celtic
grin OF New York harp" Dcanod
this morning.
Joseph Aloyaiua Lynch. soldier.
truck driver. model home boy and
the Idol OF Latte Erin" on the West
side, IL the best boy In the world at
us pounds.
Just as he won The championship
three years ago, Pete Herman. me
olive hued Italian bootbiaek. lost "
last niEht--on a decision,
There was nothing for tho judges
10 do but remove tho purple robes OF
royalty from tho broad. muscular
shoulders OF the New Orleans dimsnu'
tive and drapo them over the INN.
bouy frame OF a new champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

Tho super.man propaganda for
Carpenter and Dempsey doesn't ring
as true as u did
Critics aren't no sure but what VIII
lard may take the spansios of the
title holder. and that Moran might
dcthrone the F'renchman n they
should meet before the main event
carpcntier's chief claim on great.
ness was his one-round finish OF
Beckett nempsey's was that no
man could stay In the ring and live
more than three or four rounds.
These sidc-show prelimlnaries
might break up tho pipe dream Of
the fight syndicate before they pull
off the main go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
PRELIMINARIES MAY
TAKE EDGE OFF OF
DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER
BATTLE

There's always something 20 won
der about In boxing.
Stock in the $500. 900 championship
show between Dempsey and carpcn.
tier has been acting bcarlsh since
Frank Moran's two.round kayo OF
Joe Beckett. tho Brlton. and Demp
sey's delayed knockout sock In the
BIN Brennan affair.
Moran looms as a possible obstacle
that Carpenter may be asked TO got
over before he returns 10 this coun.
try. while Dempsey has already
agreed to give the .so.pound blond
Jess Willard another chance 10 win
back what he lost at Toledo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

good shot. What's more. he's ex'
pericnced and that's what counts a
lot In the City league
The question Of forwards will
probably bother the Elka some. al
tho they haven't made any definite
yet as 10 who will
act a. running mate for Harvey
Moss. Moss was one Of the five
leading scorers In the league last
season and he should be just as
good this year.
The Elks are pretty wen fired
for guards with Murphy on the Job
to help out Tim Burke and Maris.
Both Burke and Maris are good
players
a better line viii be had on the
anilered outfit when they loosen up
a bit with news about their team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
CITY PIN
TEAMS IN
ACTION
TONIGHT


The battle between the Elks NO.
1. league leaders. and the Eagles
will hold the center Of the stage IN
the city bowling league tonight The
Eagles, holding out In fifth place al
the present time, are coming TO IN"
front rapidly and they should make
things warm for the Elks outfit
This match win be played on the
ideal alleys. While this TIFF II go
ing on tine Z. y. Brooks aggrega'
ton, but two games behind the Eiks
No. 1 team. viii roll the Eiks No
3 team on the orpheum alleys. The
Elks No. five Ia occupying fourth
place In the race at present, nine
games behind first honors.
Rube's Cafe win meet the cheasty
five on the IdeGi alleys and they
are favored 10 win. The Cafe men
are rolling good scores these days.
Rppss Cafe. which had a bad
night last Thursday. should win
against the orpheums. as the or.
phcums are the cellar champs at
present This match viii also be
held on the Ideal alleys.
Tho EIks No. team win mix
with the Union Tailor crew at the
Eiks alleys. while the DENLY Truck
Squad VIII tangie with the Lumber
m-n on the same alleys.
The complete schedule IN a nut,
shell follows:
Ideal Alleys
ChesHfy's 70 Rube's Cafe
Eiks No. VI. Eagles
orphstfu va Rippe's Cafe
Eiks' AfIeyp
Eikr No. va Inion TAilors.
Dainty Truck va Lufntermsn.
Orpbeum AIieyp
Eiks Ne. w. ". ~. Broeka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
CLEVELAND EAST TECH
MEETS EVERETT JAN. 1

EVERETT. Dec. 23.--The Everett
high school football team win meet
the Cleveland East Tech high school
at Everett New Years Day.
Faculty Managery CORDIALLY. with
the Everett team N San Francisco.
en- route North from their recent
game with tho Long Beach high
school. completed arrangements for
the tilt
The Cleveland eleven len the
Ohio city late last evening, accord
ing to a report received here this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
HERMAN TO
SAIL ANYHOW

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--Pete q
man. who lost the bantamweio
championship last night 10
Lynch. was 20 sail today for Londe
where he Is to meet Jimmy WI
fiy>weight champion. In a 2e-roGD
bout January IL.
The bout is on. as far as knop'
There was nothing In the agreeu,un
requiring us 20 bring title into q,
Tight" Sam Goldman. manager Of
ex-champion. said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

morning from the school supcrir-
tendcnt. Arthur Wilson.
The East Tech team will arrive
In Everett Thursday. December 10.
Everett Ia considered the high
school grid champions OF the West
of the Rocky mountain regions.
while It IL generally conceded that
the strong East Tech team ~ thu
best In the East.
Shortly after final arrangements
for the big game were made orders
for reserved seats began 10 come In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
RUTH ARRIVES
FROM CUBA

KEY WEST. Pa. Dec. 33l-An-
other home run for ''Babe" Ruth.
Leaving Cuba fiat on its back after
a demonstration OF clouting. Babe"
and Mrs. Ruth landed here today en-
route home for n Christmas celebra-
ton. Tho batting demon will go
hunting in Maine early In January.
he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
M3H9D DOWN.
|@f1 TGE 09HE1ya
81 LEO II. LASSEN

fore competing for the cup. Further
details OF tho races will be published
from time 10 time. Any f,crr want
ing further Information can obtain
the same from The star at any time.
or from the Arena office.
AND POCKET BILLIARD players
who are planning 20 enter The Stars
tourney AT Pope siblsy's. 10 be held
nex, month. should remember that
itbail-rack tourney pool viii bs play.
~. Entries for this tourney are
coming In bi, faster A charge Of
80 CENTS per player ix being taxed to
cover the cost Of the trophle~ This
will BE- the only cest to t..e players.
And "pooi'' players OF ordinary abii-
ity don't have 10 - afraid q play.
ing with "siickers." because there
will be two divisions. with tho better
players being put In the Class A d.
vision. and the ieasrr lights ir Class
H.
Further information regarding this
meet VIII also he published from time
to time In Tho star. or can BE- OBJ
tanned at The star or at pe'sib
lry's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

load. Detroit has failed TO get
good pitchers. Even when
they won three pennants in a
row it was the great hitting
power of the club-not the
pitchers-that brought the
team under the wire.
Cobb, like Iris Speaker OF
the Indians, will be cast in the
role Of an outfield PLAYING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
TREMAINE TO
BOX BURMAN

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec. "a
Carl Trcmaine. Cleveland bantam.
win NEE, Joe Burman. Chicago. for
the third time In i0-round bout
here January 10. Matt fIinkcl. night
promoter. announced today. IL will
be the rubber bout. as each man In
credited with n victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

Is Detroit picking n bloom
err in naming Ty Cobb man
ager Of It's ball club2
No more temperamental
ball player ever wore the
spiked shoes than the Georgia
Peach. He has been hard at
times TO manage and has
often had rumpuses with fell
low teammates and the play
ers on other clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

But now that he Is turning
his hand and his brain TO
managing the club on which
he has starred so long, his
temperamental qualities may
be either an asset or a liza.
bility, depending upon him
self.
In his younger playing
days Tvs temper kept him in
trouble much Of the time, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

he ia cooler-headed now and
perhaps his old stubbornness
will ripen into a firmness that
will be an asset 10 him as a
manager. Anyhow, IL will be
interesting 10 watch him.
He is smart. He has cour-
age. He would have sue
ceeded in any other line of
business.
Ty Is shouldering a big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
FAST DRAW IN
SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Dec. 25.---M
Walker and Felix villamore. San
Francisco bantams. fought draw
here last night in the main event OF
a benefit boxing show. Bobby Ertle.
Oakland. beat Jimmy Roche. Of San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
CASEYS WIN
FAST GAME

The Northern Life team Of the
City basketball league went down to
defeat before the strong knights OF
Columbus five on the X Of c. floor
las, night by a s5-i7 count
The game was fast. but the su.
pcrior checking OF the Caseys spelled
defeat for the City league five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

manager.
II the Georgian's powers
are increased by the duties OF
a manager as Speakers have
been. the Tigers will soon be
a regular ball club again
that is, If he can get the miss
ing cylinder of the De
troit team-namely a pitch
ing staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
NO SIGNS
or BATTLE

When the 18th round. ended both
were on their feet. outside OF the
little cut on Lynch'a lip and rcd
punch marks on both bodies. neither
fighter showed any scars Of the
battle.
Gross receipts Of the fight were
sTs.ssi from i3.sbs paid admissions
Herman received $3.50. out Of
which he had TO pay Lynch $500 for
taking The title away from him. Gov
eminent taxes amounted 20 s7.tss
and tho state tar ts.7st. Prices OF
from 81 TO $40 were charged for ad.
mission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

1T WOULD he n wise feature for
the city basketball league Officials
to complete arrangements at once
for tho Puget Sound title series with
the winners OF the Tacoma city
league. Inauxuratcd by The Star last
season. The games drew big crowds
both in Seattle and In Tacoma Each
city was 20 have staged a game. the
third game. II necessary. being play.
ed In tho city winning the Tors Of a
coin. but as Observation-Disclosures
crack five won both games. only two
were necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
LYNCH LEADS
ALI. TIE WAY

Lynch out-tteppcd. ou''b"A'9t "ut'
punched and utfought Herman In
10 rounds OF beautiful boxing before
10. 900 wildly partisan fans that ehok'
ed Madison square Garden 10 the
roof. Lynch led the fighting all the
way and In only two rounds did tho
former champion earn anything IKE
a margin over the new king.
Two rounds. the first and eighth.
were even. two rounds tho tcn'h and
eleventh. were HerInan'n hut the
rvs, was nothing but Jynch--aruas
and hands bouncing off the covered
up italian.
Herman efnulated the example OF
turtle. lie pulled himself In behind
a she'll o. gloves and elbows and ie,
Lynch hiaxc away az him
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ON THE HUNT

PITTSBUKG, Pa, Dec. 23.---Wash-
ington and Jefferson are in the mar.
ket for football coach. The alumni
has raised $4,000 for the purpose Of
getting n sound coaching system.
Coach Morrow says he has resigned
for keeps.
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FUN FOR CAVVY

SALT LAKE. Utah. Dec. s7.-Fans
here believe that their pas,imc next
season VIII be watching Cavvy era.
vath smack 'ern over the wall. Old
Wooden Shoes liked the phIliy park.
but the Salt Lake fences are even
cioaer.
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BASKETER,
TOO

PRINCETON. N. j., Dec. 23.--Bob
LeGendrc, popular choice for All
America and by many football crit
leg, Is said 10 be Just AZ fast on the
basketball floor as he was on the
gridiron.
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big floral horseshoe just before the
game last night.
auzz Murray and Charley Tobin. Sc
attic spares. got IN the game a couple
Of times. and looked fairly good.
Gordon Aeeking the much bsraided
Victoria newcomer. didn't get on the ife
until the last period. and he didn't show
anything startling.
Big Jim Riley and MOOSE johnson
had several Interesting f~t-s-tefes ON
tho Ice. 1t was about $3.50.
Fob GsnRe, the big Victoria defenEs
man, had to leave the leo in the first
period when he 20. mast, cut on the
head
A big house was on hand to zee the
frs: tiff n the season.
Moose" johnson had his poke check
working overtime AID be was by far the
9crt effective Victorian on the defense.
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SOX SIGN
SEMI-PROS

CHICAGO. Dec. 25.--Two semi
pros have been signed by the Chi
cago American league team. They
are First Baseman George Bubson
and Pitcher Harry Hancy.
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PORTLAND TO
TRAIN IN CAL.

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 2s.-Thc
Portland Beavers win train NJ Santa
Maria. Cal. in 1921, according TO an
announcement made by Manager
Walter McCrcdie.
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WHEN THE UNIVERSITY OF

WHEN THE UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON officials 90 into scs
sion 10 appoin, the next football
coach for tho University OF Wash
tngton. there's no reason In the world
why Enoch Baxxhaw. former Uni.
verxity Of Washington player. and
present coach of the championship
Everett high school team. shouldn't
have tho inside track for the posi-
ton Bagshaw. year In and year out.
has produced teams which have dem.
onstrnted that they kntw how 10
play football
A former Washington man him
self. Bagshaw should b. given con.
sideratlon. He 10 not asking for the
job. but it's understood that IL the
right Inducements are nude TO him.
he win accept the varsity berth.
There IL no sense In Washington
experimenting with another Eastern
coach. We have man within 80
miles OF Seattle. who Is well quail.
fled TO take the position. We're not
saying for a minute that Bagshaw
viii step In and win tho Coast cham
pionship In year. but II Washing
ton teams are coached by Bagshaw,
and are defeated. II win not be be
cause they do not know the funda.
meutals OF football
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SEATTLE HOCKEY SEVEN
ROMPS HOME WITH
EASY 7 TO 2 WIN
OVER VICTORIA

period Voras
the local
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