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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Engishmen Annex Soccer Classic by Close Count
Penalty Kick
Concerted in
Last Minute
Pettigrew Turns Tide and
Scotchmen Are WalIoped
By ALIEN e. ROSE

A goal scored from a penalty kick
taken by Capt. Jim Pe,tiErcw. two
seconds before the final whistle
sounded brought victory 20 the Eng
Hshmen In the annual international
soccer match played a, Woodland
park yesterday afternoon Flnai
score England 4. Scotland }.
Play was at timen very ragged be
cause tho players did not put the pep
into their work that - usually seen
In matches Of thia importance, and
tho large attendance Witnessed a
very mediocre exhibition Of soccer
football
For time a looked like iop-
sided win for the English team. ne
Douglas. the elusive center who was
playing rings around the scotch Dc.
fcnse. had three goals to his credit
b~forn the game was gone 30 min
utsa \ foul within tho dreaded
arca~ gave the Scotch a chance TO
figure In the Hcoring. and they DID.
Thompaon's shot sailing thru tho
goal far out Of Prisons reach. Hat
tins arrived with tho Englishmen
holding their IL lead.
with n two-goal margin In their
favor. the English defense took their
opponents too ehsapiy by wandering
too far from their posts, and this
style OF play CAUSED the tide to turn
In the scotchmrn's favor A run on
tho left b. Mclean resulted In Beech
scoring. and five minutes late Smith
added another. and the game was
ties up.
Both clcvena then woke up and
showed flashes Of what they were
capable Of doing. but there was no
more scoring until Peitigrcw's goal.
just prior TO the final whistle.
The teams lined UP as follows
England -- PittHon. Tunn~cliffe
Yuma. Strange. PetuErsw. fitxpat
rick. Kcrlsy. white. Douglas. smith
and PittHon.
Scotland Fi-ss. Weir. o-Tooie.
Kelly. Thompson. wctsou. McGrath.
Beech. smith. Cllchrsst and Mclean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
CHICAGO POST
OBJECTS TO
INDICATION

CHICAGO. Feb. Hyde Park
Post No. "a. American Legion. today
made public objection 10 the "vindi.
cation" OF Heavyweight Champion
Jack Dempsey by Milwaukee post.
Milwaukee also indicated Victor
Berger" Commander +. -. Flannery
said. "Nindicaton seems 10 be one
Of the best things they do up there"
Dempsey's appointment 20 honor.
airy membership and citizenship in
the Milwaukee post was Illegal. nc.
cording to Flannery. Legion rules
prevent issuance OF honorary Nom.
borshlps. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
PIPER q TAFT's
STRENGTHENED

Piper q Taft's aggregation will
have to be watched during the com
Ing week. They met n reversal In
their frs; start at the hands Of the
knights of Columbus. but with Hsv.
sral additions they form much
stronger team. The addition Of
Jimmy Bryan. University Of wash.
lngton freshman star. has made a
biz difference in the work OF the
sporting goods store team. Gilbert.
Tonneman and GildberE are good
scoring trio. Their next big game
is with the spaiding men at the X
Of c. Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Am he tied for top honors.


In the other section the knights
o. Columbus. spaldings and Piper 8
TAFT viii settle the section honors,
Spaldiug and Piper 4 Taft squads
mix "Wednesday az the knights OF
Columbus Tho ripcrs must win TO
stay In the race. because they were
handed defeat by the Knights In
the opening game u the season.
Spaidiugs and the Knights will set
tie their differences AZ the "" Satur-
DAY. II spaldings win from the
Piper ou,nt Wednesday, their game
with the knights will settle the
semifinalists in League No ?. The
winner win have a clear slate.
With this lineup OF leaders mixing
this week. there will be several large
evenings for the basketball fans Of
the city.
The semifnals will be played next
week. the place yet TO be designated,
only one game will b. played
The teams win then be shifted
around again By draw and play will
follow as In the first half OF the sea.
son. Tho scmiflnsis will be played
and the winner OF the two half $50
lions VIII meet In a three game series
for the city title.
There will be a mesting called for
all team captain. At The star one
week from tonight. 20 lay plans for
the last half u the season.
The schedule for the last half OF
the year will he made out this week
Drawings FOR places viii b. made 10.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Another Worry
for Pat Mora

One OF Pat Moran's worries =
training camp this year VIII 3 y
Ing likely youngsters to SEND y
dianapolis in part payment 70
Crane. who was sold 10 the keD
Jack Hendricks. The deal va
$4,000 cash or four players
worth $500. The Red lesc1 =
that he could not get four youas
for the Indianapolis club. % mp
Hendricks $4,000 in cash ana
Used 10 give him two PLAYERS
the spring training was over
cannot dig up TO the necessA'
crs he must get Hermann y
over IS 900 more. Incidentally
has sent his signed contract I
Reds and says he expects no "
in landing a regular infish
Just which one OF the qa..
posed OF Daubert. Rath. kM
Groh. Crane expects TO dlsNa
did not say. II that qua'ses IT,,
like it did last season. espe
the world series. Crane VIII Nv
be riding a big league oeneh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
How Clubs Stand
in Star League
LEAGUE No. :
LOG N ~ HOPE
or KNIGHTS

Johnny Logan. star forward Of the
Knights OF Columbus team. who Is
the beading scorer in the league. 10
the hope OF the club squad. lie Is
one OF the best shots In tho city. and
and u Logan II going right, the op.
position VIII have tough time stop.
ping the knights. The knights have
coppcd of four straight games. and
meet the Spaiding men in the big
game Saturday night
The rest Of the Knights are play
ing a good brand Of basketball Hun.
toon. al forward. Is an able running
mate for Logan. klaSslc Is fast
rounding into condition 20 put up his
usual game at center and Needles
and Mooney form fast pair Of
guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
TIGERS WILL
DEFEND CAGE
LEADERSHIP

broadway will defend Its lead In
the city prep cage league Tuesday
against the strong Ballard squad.
at Broadway. II will be the first
game the Tigers have played on
their own floor this year. The lead.
ers will be favorites 20 win.
Lincoln and Queen Anne meet In
the big game at Lincoln. The loser
OF this TIT viii be out OF the race.
They are tied for second place, with
two wins and a loss each Both
teams were walloped by Broadway.
In the other game Franklin VIII
Journey 10 West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
MaeDOUGALflS HAVE
IMPROVED

MacDougalls will give all the
city title contsnders a merry race
from now on The department
store team IL playing together
and II has the class that hovcrs
on championship order.
The addition Of Ralph Smith,
former Washington forward. 10
tho team. has been n big help.
Smith and Davidson form
heavy scoring duet.
ShiveIy. Mt center. Is an expert
epeed team man. Bolts and ker-
tiss are q hard pair TO beat mt
guards. kertiss u strong de-
Tense man. Bolts u a good shot
and scores n lot Of points. lie
Is good checker. too. Watch
the Macs during the coming
week. because they look like the
team 10 beat for the city honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
City Hoop Leaders to
Battle for Semi-Final
Places; "Y" is Victor
K OF c. Tangles With SpadngS; Sporting Goods Stores
Argue: ~" Meets MacDougaIs; Other Basketball
News
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Crucial games will t the offerings in The Star city cage
league this week when the leaders the two sections ange
for the semna places Three teams in each circuit are
still in the running for the honors.
In League No l. the MacDougall Souhwick aggregation
will lock horns with the Y NJ c. A. during the week The
game was scheduled the Knights of Columbus hall for
Wednesday, but the l will not be able TO put team on
the floor that night three of the association players
attend night school The game will be rescheduled today,
following n conference of the team managers.
IL the MacDouga Southwck squad wins. they cop the
honors in their section but if the l out top,
MacDougals, University Community five and the n.y. VIII
haf for tonho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
~" Is STILL
IN RACE

Doc" Wells Y NJ c. A. five l.
still very much in the city race
They lost a close game 20 the Uni.
versity Community five earlier IN
the season but still have chance
10 tie for the leadership in their sec
ton when they meet the MacDou.
gals this week.
Walter Wood. at center. Is the big
scorer for the ~" Countz. a new
forward. has been showing we'll
Weeks, forward. and Stock and Rey.
nolds. guards. make up the rest Of
the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Tue Chances
Given Each
Ice Speeder
Second Batch of Racers to
lump OFF at Arena

Ice racers entered In Tho Star
races should not forget that they
have two chances 10 earn a place
In the finals for the title and cup.
In order 10 enter the finals con
testants must win II preliminary
heat.
Aud racers must also remem-
Der that they must report at the
Arena for the heat which they
ARE scheduled for or be dis
qualified for the rest of the
races.
Another batch Of racers will
jump off In the second prelimi-
narics billed for Wednesday
night at the hockey game. This
Is the second session Of heats,
Staples and Towey coming under
the wire first last week.
Look over the above list and
be sure that you report for your
heat Wednesday II you are SEIZED
uled. All racers must report nj
the Arena skating store at 1880
Wednesday for numbers and
tickets.
Entry lists for the races are
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
WILDE SAYS HE is NOT
MATCHED WITH F. MASON

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. Jimmy
wilde today denied that he had
been matched with Frankie Mason:
at Toledo. He explained that Detroit
has previous claim on his services
lf'it comes Up TO tho Thatcher figure
OF 10000.
Tho Detroit club Offered $1,000. and
then Thatcher raised the ante. wilde
says he has given Detroit seven days
To meet the ante. The match will 40
TO Toledo II Detroit falls to come
across.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Ruth Deal Was
Wise-Tennev

Fred Tennoy. tho old bali player.
gives II az his opinion that tho Bos
ton Red sox ala a prudent piece Of
work when they lot Babe Ruth 20
70 New York Ruth threatened to
absorb all the glory that might have
been achieved by tho team. Tonney
was a great figure in baseball some
years ago. He was catcher on the
Brown university team. and was sc.
cured by the Boston club In 1894. He
caught for the Beaneaters three sea.
sons ana was then placed on first
base. whore he became one Of the
most successful guardians OF the mi
ial sack the National league ever
had. lie became manager OF the
Bostons In 1905 and 1907. and was
for two years member OF the New
York Giants. playing first base for
them. He was manager OF the
Lowell team IN 1910. and IN 1911 was
once more AT the head OF the Braves
That was his last year In baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
SPAlD1>aS HAVE
HARD Wf.I.l,

spaldings' five win have
tough week Of play. merting the
ripsr a Taft squad on Wcsines.
day and taking on the X Of &.
team saturday night. They must
win both games to have q clear
title 10 the lead In their section
Louie In Fray, George IL Fray.
forwards. and Neal Day. center.
have found their shooting eyes
and will be n hard trio TO stop
from now on. Hoaxland and Ia
Wake will take care Of the guard
Jobs In the big games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
UNIVERSITY COMMUTERS
STILL HAVE CHANCE

While the University Commun
ity five tasted defeat In. their
mix with the MaeDougalIs the
Other night the Commuters sfiii
have a chance for semi.final
boDors. Their chances depend
upon whether or not the Y. VI.
&. a. can defeat the MaeDou-
gals this week. The 10y" fen
before the Commuters earlier In
the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
POSTPONED GAMES
THIS WEEK

Two postponed games will be
played off this week Tho co. y
squad II due to meet the Piper &
Taft men and the Phoenix Mutuals
have a tilt TO play off with the
Soldiers and Sailors club five.
Floors for these games viii be ar.
ranged today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
y. VI. &. \. wAIIOPS
ERt.NSIERS

Doc" Wells Y. VI. c. A. five add.
ed another win. saturday. at the ~
walloping the BREWSTER Cigar five.
- 10 "a The game was never In
doubt. the "" leading at the end Of
the first half By a 20 to II count
touutz WAS the big scorer Of the
game. with seven field goals and ono
froc throw. r. Rich starred for the
Erewsters. with five field gonis
\. ". G. A. -. Brewster. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Here's Lineup of
Wednesday Racers

FIRST HEAT
John y. Watson.
liver ~. Cederwall.
4. 4. Kelly.
4. d. Farr.
y. !. Raby.
Lewis ~. Bricn.
William u. Berry.
SECOND HEAT
&. J. Mcleod.
l.. Erickson.
Elmer J. Saftcrberg.
NJ. Fee.
X. Bissctt.
Jack Blythe.
William Olson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
THE OFFICIAL SCORER


Get n correct lineup. name and
number Of each and every player.
Remember. you cannot tell a player
without the little book"
Sounds all right. doesn't IL. when
YOU cough up nickei7 Wen. In the
first place. you can't tell a bail
player anything with or without the
little book lie knows u all. and
viii tel sou something. voluntarily
or BY request
In the next place. the little book
ls wrong once in great while. or
al the time. u depends On where
you get T..
And 20. In this issue. We submit
a correct lineup sold 90 the fish at
Philadelphia last May. price cents
That lineup IL correct as far as the
printer Is concerned. lie didn't
make any mistakes.
This Philly MASTERPIECES reminds
Us Of the OR bin Of fare doped out
for sterling athletes fivinR American
Style IN European plan dining room
choice % boefstcaak OR pruncs.
and 40 on down the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Report from Salt lake Is that N.

Report from Salt lake IL that the
~. Louis browns have been trying
to get Bill Rumier back, but that
tho proposed deal has been blocked
because the browns could not deliver
the players wanted. One Of these
players, II II said, WINS Catcher Wal
ter Mayer, who, when the Brown-
asked waivers, was claimed by the
New York Nationals. salt Lake also
wanted Johnny Tobip, according 10
the same report. but he hardly couJd
be waived out Of the majors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
NEli. HOW DO
THEY DO IT.

After the fiah has purchased him.
self n correct lineup. what does he
do with az We have picked up and
examined hundreds OF the little
books thrown down as the fish file
out OF the stand. Many Of them
show no attempt at scoring. Fish
who think they are keeping score
make either "A circle or n cross after
the name Of the guy on whom they
are keeping tab,
Once In n while a real expert
makes different marks In the pres.
cnce 81 total strangers looking over
his shoulder. and they imagine him
20 be an official scorer. This expert
takes tho little book home and treats
the mystic symbols with acid In an
effort 20 bring out their hidden
meaning. II any.
On bis time circuits the top.hcavy
experts meaning guys with bullying
brows--commlt official scoring in a
small book carried In the pocket. Far
out in the ham and bean provinces.
where one occasionally goes against
his will 10 score an exhibition game.
the chief qualification OF an official
scorer Is n long reach that enables
him to carry a Geography or Atlas
OF the World under one arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

Azeuedo and
Shade Bow
Are Comm,
Mexican Weller Nav B,
Billy Wright Soon,
Other Ring News

Joe Azevedo, crack Nd
can welter, is planning ! n
to the Northwest soon. \
cordlng to reports M
southern ring circles. Al
vedo is one Of the best ,.
formers at his weight srovl
the San Francisco dis,1
and has been giving all q \
boys down south a BATH.
George and Billy Shsa
brother boxers, are cour|
north soon, too. Billy Shal
boxed here before but dii-|
show much. He has imprwl
100 per cent according !
southern scribes.
The wei,er division is abou \
elaAsiest section Of the yonsrl
ring men these days. with a
sterling performers as Billy wnsI
Morrie Lux. Travie Davis asa n
my Storey mere TO defend H. n
ors Of the Northwest a; this Nd
the southerners should Be "A
plenty OF fight johnny Mca
and Alex Trambitas are anctks Y
Of weiters that win give The ~
the Coast men a fight.
TrayIe Davis and Morrie Lzs 4
meet In Tacoma Thurs1sy. 4
winner Will get another rss \
Billy wright's crown in tie "A
future.
II Azevedo comes nprlh ~ 4
VIII take on Billy Wright u1lkm i
doubt Storey will Be I'm n
first chance at Billy Shah u
George Shade win Be Offered Or
Davis or Lux.
II surely looks lfke Z ~ m
for the wel,ers In thu section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
HECTORFARMER
GO ATTRACTIVE

There are a lot Of seattk 4
who would like to sit In on sfeiz
bout between Young Hector 4
Frank Farmer. They fought q
here a short time ago Tba .
again in Tacoma In 4 cos7t
weeks. A big delegation q ~
fans Is expected 10 make The rs
the City OF the Living Dead . =
In the scrap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
PHILADELPHIA

Of Old Steub. He squeezed In be-
tween US and opened up his Rand.
McNally. which covered the entire
desk space from end TO end.
Here WAS a problem in official
scoring ethics. Me and Jim couldn't
get nj our books buried beneath the
outrageous leaves OF the Rand Nc
Naliy. Neither would u be polite
for us TO keep score on the book OF
the local official. He needed all
that space. and more. for 5otting
down the doings of the big leaguers.
so me and Jim wen, out and sat on
the adjacent sand.
Another time. long while ago.
called with tho Chicago outfit at
an island in the Susquehanna river
az Harrisburg, Pa. where Chief
Bender. n Carlisled Son OF the For.
est. was in the act OF dcbuting. He
trimmed the big leagucfT that day
and decided to become sterling
athlete instead OF standing In front
Of cigar store. which was the
habit of HIS f0ricarN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
SCORER TROTS
FORTH ATLAS

on that great day the official
scorer-a nattily attircd gentleman
Of middle age--brought forth his
Atlas OF the World and slapped II
down on plain deal table in front
Of the hicachers. Along in the mid.
die Of the combat a sterling athlete
on the home team hurried over TO
the table between innings.
SAY. Fred. whatcha gimme on
that wallop thru short2"
Tho official scorer nan a mcdita.
tive finger down a foot or so of the
open page filled with hieroglyphics.
'Oh, that was hit. Hans wag.
ncr himself couldn't have blocked
that drive
AZ the happy young athlete was
turning away the official detained
him by the sleeve and Topped open
the back OF the Atlas OF the World.
exposing samples OF Nobby Suit.
ings. Coatings. Paintings and Vest.
ings gummcd TO the inner side OF
the cover.
Deity the official scorer plucked
a tapolinc from the back OF his
neck. made "A few swift passes and
tho athlete was jotted down for One
Nifty Blue Sergc-t229s.
Copyright, 1890. by the Bell Syndi.
cate. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
REFEREES FOR
BIG GAMES

Les Turner will handle the
games at the knights OF Columbus
Wednesday, and at the Elks' club
Friday night. Stan Riddle viii Of.
ficiate at the Y. NC. a Saturday.
Bell viii be asked TO handle the
whistle when tho MacDouRalls and
Y. NJ. G. a. clash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
SHANNON TO
MEET MORTON

Puggy Morton N = Gver !
second bout in Sntsia Friday RIG
when he takes "a Bofk Ghannl
the clever California boz. Nfra
boxes Harry Casey in THcoma
Thursday and tackles Shannon y
Friday. II he can come thru v
wins in both bouts b. 4essrvs !
title OF iron man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

He's the chief bouncer in the city high school basketball
league
No. gentle reader. bouncing roughnecks Is this
young fellows Job not by any means.
Ysec he's Bill Graham, Broadway guard who is Of
the best dbbers turned out in prep school basketball
When Bill bouncing the leather sphere down the
floor he gets chance for n shot nine of ten times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
ROOM FOR ONLY
ON. I,tOk

To illustrate; One time me and
Jim Gilruth. OF the Chicago Daily
News. straggled along with tho Cubs
to Stcuhenvillc. Ohio. the stamping
ground OF Dcerfoot Tom Nccdhnm
Had YOU ever noticed the bunion.
studded hoofs OF Dcerfoot Tom you
would gain n clearer idea of what
stamping ground means.
Me and Jim were sitting in a press
coop big enough for three experts
when along came the official scorer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

suhx,i,uiious Allen Tor Wood. Kelly
for Reynolds
Scoring: Field wcais--E Rleh . ~
Rich 8. Hosiey !. weeks :. Counts :.
WOOD Z. stock 1. Allsa 1. Free thross-
G. Rich 4 Counts l. Wood
uefsrce-Turnsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

Thcre VIII he raft OF new third sack
era In the Coast league this wear los
angeles has bought Tex Mcdonald
tOrahtreel fromNashvllie. Red Wise viii
replace Rod Murphy ut Oakland and
Murphy gocs TO Seattle. Sacramento has
pui wv, Vnasea manuel Cueto from Cincinnati
ana VIII use him on third Ncrnon ,,iit
rave new man ON third and Portland
probably VIII have a new man at the
position. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
AasyND G1Sf3 DA9G e..

has had good and bad luck with his
prize bovines the past fall and winter.
He lost one gentleman cow that was
worth about $4,000. but he picked up
some good prises at shows with what
he had left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

Ed Walsh. famous spitbailer Of
other days, last week signed . con-
tract TO manage the Bridgeport team
Of the Eastern league. During the
past winter Walsh has been "a dep
uty sheriff In his home county in
Connecticut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

Ernest Lloyd. youth picked up Off
the salt Lake lots by Manager wade
hlllefer OF los Angeles last year, Will
he given another trial at shortstop this
year and will play under his right name
Last season he was introduced as
Adams"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

seattle Nets defend their puek lad
tonight. when they hattie the Van
coutrr Millionaire. In tho Canadian
city tonight seattle will sfiil b~ In
first place. regardless Of whether tho
locals win or not
PHO, Pet. Muidoon will send hts men
into tho fray with the usual lineup.
Vancouver 4. stiil without tho services
~ 'r'yclone~ Taylor. who was injured a
ahor, time ago. Doc Robert. will start
a, center for the Mililonaircs again.
Victoria and Seattle mix her. wednes-
day. Seattle viii have played four con
sccutive games after Wednesdays strug-
Eio
After fine start. yictoris's leo
squad IL falling down On tho lob
Their defense work has been ragged
the last few games.
Tommy Dundordnle IL Htill leading the
scorers in tho Coast Ice league iIe has
registered IS goals and three assists for
a total OF 81 points
Frank Foyp,on. Seattle center. ranks
second. with IL goal. and two assists
Oatman. Of Victoria, 10 tied with Taylor.
OF Vancouver. with n points.
Jack Adams. Of Vancouver, l. the
bad man 81 tho league Ito has
bern sent To the bench five times
for total Of 20 minutes.
Every man playing In tho Coast league
this year has broken into tho scoring
column. and everybody has scored but
Patrick aud johnson. OF Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

The Omaha club has sold Blli jackson.
former Seattle first sackor. who managed
Omaha last year, to Columbus. Jack
son alleges Omaha had no reserve rights
on him and he was a candidate for man
agor OF the Peoria team. Joe Tinker,
tho he needs first haseman. may re-
lease him TO Peoria