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port, and in it's ministry and govern ing boards-and it has been proposed
 to make the new building a memorial to the 75.00o young Americans whose bodies lis buried in the soil of France.
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ATTENTION,
FOOTBALL FANS!

n win be OF interest 10 the So
600 people who are planning 10 al
tend The big University OF Washing.
ton-Dartmouth college game In the
new stadium. that the stadium II
only sixteuths Of mile from 18th
ave. and sbth at. one Of the near
est place available by street car.
Private tliney lines Will run thru
tho campus from 18th and 10th 20
tho stadium. They win charge 10
cents.
For those who prefer walking they
will find the shortest route on the
faurcishsde road. past the Naval
Armory and bordering tho University
golf links 10 the stadium
Absolutely no private cars WIN be
allowed on the campus.
Lieut. Carr OF the police depart
ment has charge of the parking Of
autos. He IL assisted by Marshal
Allen of tho university.
The pontoon bridge across the
Lake washington.I.akc Union canal
will be ready for traffic at IL noon
Saturday.
Undoubtedly the shortest route BY
street car 10 the stadiurn after Sat
ursiay noon win be over tho card ave,
car line TO the end. and short
walk across the pontoon bridge TO
the stadium. The gard ave. car runs
thru the downtown district on Third
ave. northbound.
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EASTERN
SQUAD
ARRIVES
FOR BIC co

The East has sent their represent
axives of their football TO Seattle
In the form Of the mighty squad
from Dartmouth college. Hanover.
~. H
The young New England mountain
giants arrived at the Oregon-Wash-
inxton depot last night. after a CON
ttnuous ride on trains since Satur-
cay.
Captain Jim Robertson OF the
Dartmouth eleven spoke for hts
school in thanking Washington sup
porters for the wonderful reception
that they received upon arrival.
Coach Spears took his men out this
morning Immediately after breakfast
70 the Rainier Valley BAH park for
the first practice that they have had
since they played Brown In Boston
last Saturday.
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MEEHAN
BEATEN
BY CHAMP

PORTLAND. Nov. ss.--Boy Nc
corrnick. JlRht heavyweight cham
pion OF England. won two decisions
at tho Milwaukee aroma last night
First. he was awarded the verdict
on a foul after four rounds of
fighting with Willie Meefan OF Stu
frsncisca After recovering from
t,so blows struck below the belt.
Mccormick agreed 10 continue the
match. and aon the decision at
tie end OF tho 10th
II was only Meehan's AFFINITY 70
asnimiiafe punishment that permit.
ted him to stay on his feet turnout
the fight Mccormick gave him
n trrrinc wailoping and outclasscd
tho San Franciscan Mt all stages
OF the battle. With his advantage
Of rs pounds In weight Mcehan
absorbed punishment like a sponge
Billy Mascot took an ciEhtround
dccssion from Ray Rose. Roy
Sutherland and George Eagles went
six rounds 10 n draw. Joe Miller
beat Battling Purdy In six rounds.
Mickey Dempsey knocked out Jim
my willis In the third.
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PREP GRID
RACE
ENDS
TO-DAY

The annual Lincoln Broadway
game Il ringing down the curtain In
tho Seattle high school football
league this afternoon on Denny field
The game was 10 start at / p. m
Lincoln entered the contest n
siixht favortte TO win over their old
rivals. but tho old Broadway fight
may be revived and the Tigers may
spring surprise.
For the first time m years today's
game Will have no bearing on the city
championship owing TO the fact that
The Ballard Beavers stepped out and
Won the honors.
Both teams are weakened by loss
cf men. dus to injuries. and no
definits lineup can be announced
yet
Lincoln valloped Broadway by a
10 count last year. and are out TO
duplicate the feat again this season.
A big crowd was on hand to see
the old-tirne rivals so at IL
The lineup follows
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FAUX
is
KICKING
WELL
BY TOM OLSEN

Coach "Stub" Allison. the Cnfyer>
atty Of Washington grid mentor. 10
praying for a dry field when he sends
his charges against TIM powerful
Dartmouth eleven In the New Wash
lngton Stadium Saturday afternoon
Alllson's prayer 10 especially for
two men. Ray Eckmann and Captain
Ted Faux.
The speed OF little Ray Eckmann,
the shining halfback. viii count for
practically nothing in the big tilt. II
the stadium field is Ia a muddy con-
diiion.
Captain Ted Faux was place kicio-
ing the pigskin on Denny field yes
terdAy afternoon before the rain
with accuracy from the 81 and 40.
yard line.
With a dry field. II seems almost
certainty that Washington win
score IL they get the ball within
Dartmouth's 35-yard line. unless
Captain Faux breaks a leg or some
thing just as disastrous happens
Coach Allison also had Johnny
Wilson. tho probable fuilhack, doing
some place kicking. Wilson's work
was not as good as Fauiks. but IL
may come In handy In an emergency.
The Dartmouth eleven. however, u
sot moaning because Of the absence
of any drop or place kicker. In
their captain. Jimmy Robertson.
they have who In considered one Of
the most accurate kickcrs In The
East
Besides satixfying both Of tie
coaches. the absence OF rain and =
dry field viii satisfy the 10000 spec.
tators who viii be on hand to Sc
the first intersectionai struggle evsg
held In Seatfia
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BIG GOES
IN MID
WEST

CHICAGO. Nov. IS. -- Omitted
Press The 1920 Western football
season win pass into history today
when the last games between col
iege elevens In the West are played.
Nebraska university. which has
not been beaten by any team west
Of the Mississippi. meets Washing.
ton State at Lincoln.
A hard battle is expected IN the
annual game between Kansas and
Missouri at Columbia Both teams
are out Of the running for the Mis-
souri, valley conference title.
The unbeaten Notre Dame sggre-
cation will be pltted against Mich
igan Aggies and II IL expected the
Hoosiers will have easy picking
over the agrarian outfit.
The University OF Detroit plays
Rutgers at Detroit and Wabash
meets Marquette at indianapolis.
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One" In the Boxing Trust That IL
Richard. lie ia the John u. Rookie
Teller Of the fight Rama But BRADY.
Ringing and Coohrans form a
mighty "tiia Three
william A. Brady Is one Of the
ablcat judges OF puEilistA that
America has created lie has seen
fighters come and go and been IN the
Inside" az all times Brady Is always
looking for bigger things.
lie was cofbett'a theatrical mana.
ger. then managed 1effrieH. and
brought about the contest In which
Jeffriea trimmed hob fttznlmmona.
Tho night before the Dempsey WIN
ard fight NJ Toledo ! heard Brady
predict a whirtwind finish for win.
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FOOTBALL
SEASON
NEAR END

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. z5.-To-
day will see the end OF tho intercol-
legiate football season on the Coast.
excepting for the East-West game at
Pasadena New Years day and few
less important post-season struggled
The big game OF the day Is at
Tournament park. Pasadcna- where
ne University OF Southern California
and Oregon win fight IT out
In the San Francisco bay region
two games are scheduled. Nevada
win play Santa Clara at Ewing field.
San Francisco. and the Ail-Pacific
fleet team will play the olympic club
1t California field, Berkeley.
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ard II came about Just as he said
Brady said willard would be licked
in three rounds. iio was correct
Ringing IL another hunter for big
things. with his four brothers he
started n circus when he WIS little
more than Kid 1t wasn't much OF
a circus. but II grew.
And the iungling circus carried no
graftera. Hheii'game artists or pick.
pockets. Men OF that Tx got short
shrift from the Iungling boys. The
Ringing anti graft gang was IA.
nous thruout the entire country.
John ilngling is man like Rick.
ard and Brady. lie keeps his word
His policy Of protection for circus
crowds WAS not the only thing that
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NEBRASKA
READY FOR
COUGARS

LINCOLN. Ncb-. Nov. s5.--Thc
University OF Nebraska viii 70 on
the field here this afternoon against
Washington State college In their in
tersectionai mlxnp minus that degree
OF oyer-confidcncc which has spelled
defeat to nany a team
Coach Schultz claimed nothing.
I'VE have a real job on our hands. 4"
he nald. II believe the Cougars are
fully az strong IL not stronger than
my team VIC have mot this season
This includes Penn State. which do
feated us on our Eastern trip"
Coach Welsh OF Washington State
made no prediction
Both teams staged brief workouts
yesterday and are In the best Of con-
dition.
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ny INK

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--when Tex
fiieknrd east about for other men TO
join him In forming tho Boxing Trust
that has offered purse OF $500. 200
for the Dempsey Carpenter fight he
naturally picked William A. Brady
and John islngilnE. That Charles
Cochrane OF England should be the
fourth member OF the Trust might
have happened naturally. but in this
ease ~ was a necessity, for cochrane
had signed up Carpenter with an
iron-cind contract
Cochrane represents the British
side OF the great combine. lie is
well fitted 90 do no.
There In. OF course. only one 'IllR
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hippo" VAUGHN
is WOUNDED

KESoSHA. WIS., Nov. 25s--The
pitching arm OF Hippo" Vaughn
win not suffer from tho effects OF
the stab wound. alleged TO have
been inflicted by the fatherin-iaw Of
the Cubs twirler. physicians here
stated today. Vaughn ives reported
improved Mt the city hospital.
Harry De Bold. the father.in-isw.
who disappeared following the stab
bing. has not been arrested and no
warrant has been issued
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BIG REVENUE
FROM BOXING

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.--Boxing In
1921 will net the state close to $780,.
600 in revenue, according to an es
innate by. the boxing commission.
based on the receipts since Septcm
Der "a. when the Walker bill becomes
effective. Since that time sfs.2i752
has been turned over to tho state in
taxes and fees, while the cxpcndi
lures were si3.ff4.6b. according 70
the report
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MUCH AT STAKE
WHEN EVERETT
AND SALT LAKE PREP
CRIDDERS CLASH

The winner Of the big Everett high
school.East high school OF salt Lake
City. Utah. game. which started al
noon today IN Everctt. will be In line
for tho biK East West prcp cham
psonship game that will probably be
played at Pasadena "a a preliminary
10 tho college t.azt.west game New
Years Day.
Hundreds OF Seattle grid fans
made the trip TO the Smoky City 70
See the big prep TIT.
The largest crowd that has ev~r
viewed game In tho Smoky city
Was on hand at the kickoff. and
interest Is running high In the tut
Everett Is slight favortte 20 win
the 80. but the utahans are Table
TO spring surprise and give the
Washington prep school champs a
lot OF trouble,
We" Ccylc. the new lieutenant
governor. handles the whistle. C1ar>
cncc Bergman is the umpirn
Tho Dartmouth and University 81
Washington squads occupied Stats or
honor In tho ErandstandS
The lineup:
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give him success, but II helped
nightly. He believed ardently In
the square deal. When Ringling
bought out l8arnum and Bailey he
had reached the top In the circus
game. Then he bought four small
railroads. lie dabbled little In the
fight game. Now he IL In II head
over heels.
chariea Cochrane II ms famous in
British sporting circles as Richard ~
In American. Nearly two decades
ago, he took Iiaekeuhehmidt on q
world wrestling tour. lie made a
fair amount Of money.
Later Coehrane promoted n mum,
Der Of championship fights. and n.
naily became "A prominent theatrical
manager. lie has now accumulated
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large fortune
Shortly after the war tho BrffDn
sized up Carpenter as logical
worlds championship contender and
got the Frenchman TO sign a CON
tract Thru this he was assured a
part In the Boxing Trust Brady
ana cochrane have been friends for
many years. and Coehrane probably
would have been asked Ia even had
ho not signed Carpenter.
Such. IN brief. f. the story or thu
Big Three" Their captain is Tex
Tuckard. ex cowboy. And he is some
captain n took nerve 70 offer a
$500 900 purse for prizefight But
no member Of the Boxing Trust 10
shy on nerve.
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NAVY LEAVES
FOR N. Y. TODAY

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. z5.--Their
arduous training over. the Navy foot
ball team. substitutes and coaches.
composing a party Of 80. were 70
leave today for New York to rest un-
I'll the game with the Army at the
Polo Grounds on Saturday. Senti.
ment here is that the West Point
team viii be beaten again. The Mid
dies are granted TO have the edge on
the cadets. aitho there is no lack OF
respect for the strength Of their RI
walls.
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STEERS
WILL NOT
PLAY

PASADENA. Cal. Nov. 3s.--or--
gpn viii only fight harder because OF
the absence of their star quarter
back. Bill Steers. In the game with
tho University OF Southern Cailfor-
MIA here today. This Ii the verdict OF
Coach Shy Huntington. Oregon
mentor.
Steers. who has starred for Oregon
for moro than two seasons. In at
the bedside OF his aged father. who
was seriously injured In an Automo-
bile accident
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"I'm Thankful Because

DAN SALT
IO><fE AuSTf>-Same reason
I'm ndsom~
FRANK RIPE SR-ryc
JOE WORT
AtIsN kOsEI when
G.
VIRGIL GARvEy--My VIVID irish n popular
NATE DKuN1NMtN-Hsee
bob dkO>fN-r
Broushuan
GENE utTTON-f and
GEORGE OISfN-Thcy sci caps
JIM observation-disclosures c.
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STADIUM FOR
OHIO

COLUMBUS. O. Nov. Ss,-Afmu4
and friends Of the Ohio State univcs
sity are completing a fund OF 3l.ooop
600 to insure the institution the m
tons best stadium Tho structure
viii have a seating capacity of 5000
1000 morn than the Yale Bowl Tenn
porary seats VIII provide accomrno.
dations for $4,000. There win b. 80
entrances.
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os.~sis Tech and Alabama Poly so
together today at Atlanta
Missouri and kNssae els~A h uss1s
annuai classic 1T Columbia
Tern~~ses and kantneky tangte 81
KnoHvIfiA
On posi~s Cornish o-tfrs ptayp Penn.
sYfvaniA al f'htiadsighia-
WnShtart~n ard J~fyew~a -
WEST virutaiA argue ~ W a~hinstsA.
Detroit ara Rutgers mix At Detroit
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PASADENA. Nov. IS. - Aitho
California 30 far ~ conceded TO hr
the premier football team Of the PA,
cifle coast. definite announcemen, OF
the team to hattie against Ohio state
in behalf OF tho West In the East
West football game here. New Years
day. probably viii not n~ made until
after the oregon-u University OF south
ern California game here this after.
noon
Penn State and pitssburx. two Of
the undcfrated teams in the East this
year. meet today AZ Pitisburg Both
teams have been held TO tie scores
once this season. Syracuse holding
Pitt even and IehlEh playing Tie
with Penn state.
Interest 90 the Coast runs high
In this game m Hugo Beriek. for.
MGR Oregon mentor. II coaching the
Penn State team
Notre Dame. ono OF the leaders In
the Middle West. meets the Mich.
igan AgEtes today at East Lansing.
hut Judging from the record Of the
Aggies the Sotre Dame team
shouldn't have much trouble win.
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QUAKERS
BEAT
QUAYS
10 TO o

Franklin took It's Las, game in tho
prep school grid rice yesterday by
walioplnx Queen Ammo by q ieo
count
The victory by she Quat~rr was
not certain until tho final whistle. ~
Coach walter Bells fighting ,aaays
were pressing their opposition all tho
time.
Tho heady work Of ivan Jones.
FrAnklin'# quarterback. IL largely
responsible for his schools victory.
Jones displayed the fact that hla
head WINS for something more than 10
hold headgear. and pulled HIS men
thru more than ore tight place
Jones was easily tho Etar Of the
game for the Frankllns. with jesse
Douglass playing best for tho losers
Franklin succeeded In keeping the
ball In the shadow OF the Quay goal
post during the FIRST three quarters.
but its members were fighting with
their backs to the wail In the final
session.
The ffu~frs< and SUMMARY
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DOBIE'S MEN
PLAY TODAY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.--Cor-
nell and Pennsylvania meet in their
annual tussie on Franklin field this
afternoon. Crippled by a succession
Of injuries and dispirited by the sea
SONS string Of rcverscs. the Penn
I'll" pulled Itself together In an Eff
fort TO set back Cornell and win the
game the campus wants most.
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TRANSFER
FRANCHISE

READING. Pa. Nov. 2b.--At n
conference here five important Har-
risburg business men made Ernest
-. Landgraf, owner Of the Syracuse
international league franchise, an
offer TO transfer the stars to the cap
it1l next season.
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NET TROPHY
COST $4,000

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 25s--
While tho Davis cup is the trophy OF
the blue ribbon event of the worlds
lawn tennis. Sweden's trophy for the
international covered court cham
pionship, offered In 1912. is the hand
soonest and most costly OF all tro-
phies. Its value Is approximately
10000.
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FOOTBALL
TROPHY

LONDON, Nov. ss.--Jord Howard
de Walden has presented a valuable
silver cup. standing two and a half
feet high. and gold medals. TO be
competed for by at least four English
league teams Immediately on con.
clusion Of the present campaign in
May.
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OHIO STATE
OFFERED BIG GAME
AT
PASADENA

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 25.-A formal invitation to have
the Ohio State eleven champions of the Western conference
represent the East the annual EasWest gdron classic
at Pasadena New Years day, received late yesterday
by Dr. W. O. Thompson president of the university The
invitation, sent by telegraph. from w. L. Leishman
president Of the Tournament of Roses association Lesh
his telegram announcing the decision of the assoc
alton. said:
"ohio State has Of the best football teams In the
country"
Approval of the invitation has been given by both the
faculty and athletic board Ohio State Ii remains to
obtain the consent of the Western conference officials
which it is believed is largely matter of FORM
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BURNS SETTLES
DOWN

LONDON, Nov. 25.--Tommy Burns
In TO become mime host" of tho
Swan and Sugar Loaf" the well.
known road house on the Brighton
road In all probability the former
champion will make his house a
training quarters for boxers.
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A17H OTIS e

Washington state ~sti~we use~tn
Nehr~ska In enc at the big T~rn~s
81 the Middle Wc~s to-day 81 lin
cein. seb. both t~sms have b~~~
drf~af~<i this year. >ebrH~ks is~ing
20 Netre Dame and Penn &ate. Willis
Pullman ws~ dewn<si by CALIFORNIA;.
but n~vevsh~ie~~. the GAsns viii give
the dofs-ster. . ehasee To eompnrs
Eastern and Western fssttait-
The or.ean Argfcs play ths Mutt
nomah club eleven today AT rurtiznd
c~ntr. college tackles ceorg~eswn .
pMnvliie. NJ. this p. m
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n Oregon wins. California win
have tho place without dispute. II
4. y c. should win BY \ sfzAbie score.
playoff between California and
4. 4. c. may be- arranged. aitho
Coach Henderson and Graduate Man.
ager Bruce. of southern California.
practically coneede California Ia the
better team.
Tho selection Of Ohio State was
made last night and a teiegraphic In
vitation was dispatched.
ming.
on the Coast the University Of
Southern California. the only team
In the way OF the California Golden
Bears 20 clear claim on the Coast
honora. wiil meet the University Of
Oregon eleven. II the Trotans
down Oregon they Will attn have a
good claim 10 the Coast houorr.
But IL Oregon should silp over a
win California would have tho big
title sewed up.
Seattle fans are also taking q lot
OF interest in this game because
Elmer Henderson. coach of the
Tfojans. was formerly football tutor
at broadway high school here.
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Franhrsn--rourhdo~n. Cole: converted
goal. Jenes. field goal. Jones
Substitution
Queen Annr-=Firrt quarter. Notes for
~ Jones. third quarter. Rusnberx for
SAhar.wa. Forsyth for %imy. four b
quarter. cavanauEn for xrcarty. kAuscr
for Beckett Meyers for Neiee. Nichols
for Bzkenhus. Marine for guraoa
Penalties
Queen Anne--.o yarda
Frankiin--so yarda
offictals
Tracy ftronG. referee: Butrh boyle.
umpire. Nell Ellis. head linesman. o. r..
PstHold. ttfnek espcr.
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BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. 25s--T-he
Far West will again be represented
in tho Poughkecpsie regatta. The
University OF CALIFORNIA; 1891 crew
viii be sent East according TO pres
ent plans.
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sEAROY vs..
FISHER

Saftia fans WIN get their second
look at vcrn searoy. the .hard.hit,
ting Wcnatehee middiswclxhI tn
action In the third bout on tho card
when he boxes bud Fisher. tho army
mlddiewcight who has been per.
forming around Tacoma recently.
Fias-,r has been giving a good &C
count OF himself In tho up Sound
city. araroy made his debut here
Last week when he knocked Grant
Ranfali~ Of Tacoma for q row Of
wenatcheo apple tones
With the count one knockout zach.
Roy McCarslin and Young zuxu. two
hard hitting welterwclKht2 viii 30
to the mat again 80 try 20 settle
their little fiatie al gurneft MecaHs-
tin won their first bout and zuxu
annexed tho last verdict
Ono more bout viii be ADDED be
fore long.
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HEAVIES
TO HEAD
NEXT
SMOKER

While neither Jim Flynn nor While
Meehan win ever be the heavyweight
champion % tim world. tho record
still stands that they are the only
pair Of boxers who ever won over
Champion Jack Dempsey.
Fireman Jim dropped sleep wal
Top on ncmpsey's chin In Utah about
tire. years ago. whiiu Meehan won a
couple Of four round decisions over
the champion In san Francisco.
Flynn has been Ia Seattle for some
time. but no has only had couple
Of chances to show what he can do.
These bouts consisted Of a bout with
Young Hector. In which he was wal
iop~d. but he defeated Willie keyer
and Steve Reynolds
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Nth.t.iiA> DREW
ANDERSON


Tho last time that Mc~han fought
here was a year or no ago. when he
boxed four.round draw with ole
Anderson.
This PAN Of gladiator. are billed
20 meet tn the headline bout At tho
next smoker of the Elmer Noble
Post OF tho American legion. 90 be
staged at tho Crystal pool b. Clay
Tilt. neat Tuesday.
Eddie Moore. Seattle bantam. who
was knocked out only once. will be
given chancr Go redeem that wailop
In the Rnni windup when he tackles
Eddie Neil. the clever Anacor,es ban.
tam. The las; time they fought Nell
bounced a righ.handed punch on
Moore's teeth and tho Se@tti- hoy
w~nt to sleep. Flnc1 then Moore has
knockra out Young Casterl. Of
Tacoma. and he feels confident that
frs viii be- able 10 reverse the verdict
when he wrta Nell in tho ring again