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In case your car Is involved in "smash-up" get these facts down on paper just as soon after the accident as possible: Name, sex and address ot injured persons, other driver and wit nesses; license numbers of other cars; exact location; date and time of day;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
KING BEE SPARK PLUG
 co. OPEN LOCAL OFFICE

E. II. Chestnut, formerly with the Gulf Coast railroad in Houston. and MT. D. D. Krahl, lately connected with banks in Houston, have opened the King Bee SaleT company offices at 1907 Fifth avenue, north.
 This office will have the distribution for King Bee spark plug in Alabama and Mississippi
 This new plug has many new and exclusive features that recommend 1t to motorists.
 To obtain their A. B. degree the girls of Wheaton college must show profi- r{a in,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

Charles E. Townsend. chairman of the Senate committee on post offices and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

weather and street conditions; circum- stances and blame, and make pencil sketch showing details. Stay on the ground and talk only to your attor- ney. This is the advice of the Ma tlona1 Safety council.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

Senator Jones of New Mexico has novel scheme for raising money with which to construct, repair and main tain public wagon roads. Ills bill provides for the grant and conveyance of 500,000 acres of public lands of each of the states of New Mexico, Ari- zona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Me- vada, Utah. Wyoming, North Dakota, California, Oregon and Washington to be sold at public auction and the proceeds used solely for good roads work
 With the recent 20 per cent auto mobile tire price reduction tires go back to the 1913 price level. but not back to the 1913 mileage service level. The 1913 tire gave an average service of 4,000 miles while the tire of today comes very close to averaging 5000 miles. Thus a tire costing $50 then. cost 1A cents per mile of motor travel. With a 20 per cent drop in price the tire of today costs 9 -cent a mile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29

Of European invention are collins made of waterproof cardboard the lids being with glue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
LANCFORD
AND
WIN

PORTLAND. Jan. fs.-Aftsr he
had had taken a count OF nine in the
seventh round. Bob Devere's seconds
. tossed up the sponge here last night
land the veteran Boston tar baby.
Sam Langford. had another fight to
Ass credit.
The Kansas City heavyweight
made the best showing that has been
kmade here In several fights against
1angford- Four Of tire seven rounds
Were at least a standoff. and he by
no means got the worst Of II In sew
feral little sessions Of slugging.
/ The serni-windup terminated In vic
TORY for Bobby Harper. Seattle light
Freight, who won the cight-round de
ession from Roy sutherland. OF Los
angeles. and made big hit with the
6ns. He had the southerner close
J D dreauland In the sixth. and again
b the seventh
II Tiny Herman, the Astoria heavy.
had an easy time with Glenn Johnson
- eight rounds. but couldn't stow
negro away.
FRANKIE Monroe, Los Angeles. won
six-round decision over Weldon
Wing. Portland.
Yost Herman took the measure OF
FRANKIE Critics in the four-frame
curtain raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

GtNaNAr ~ AZ Wv $780,
Art Crsgws win undoubtedly be
back at first. Carl Crandail In a
riddle at second. He's not Of Coast
league callfrre, but sfill he finds
regular employment In tho circuit.
Don, be surprised II he " replaced.
Jimmy MacAuley IN . fixture AZ
shorts,op and third base h open
with Bert Nlaboff and Tex MELON
aid, both vetcrsna due for the rc-
tircm-nt heap.
-Rube- Ellis. ne ancient iefy
neider, who seems 10 20 on forever.
had a poor year last season and he's
Just about reached the end OF his
rope as a Coast Lacquer. Fam Craw-
ford, the hard-hitunr outflclder. has
announced his retirement This
leaves young s,aatz and Kiilefer for
outfieid material.
Johnny Basslcr. the catching ncc
of the Angels. has gone TO the big
show. This means n new catcher
viii have 10 be obtained
BIN Pertica viii be missing from
tho pitching staff. He goes TO the
big time. too. And chances are that
curlcy Brown apd Vic Aldridge will
be traded. This leaves Thomas.
Crandali and Heating as regular
huriers.
Knlofer may have signed some
new men recently that we haven't
heard about. but he faces real Job
In lining up his team for the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
QUAY MIDGET
FIVE TO
PLAY TIGERS

Fur ought 10 ny when the crack
midget teams from Broadway and
Queen Anne clash Monday In the
Broadway gym. Both teams won
their first starts with ease. Queen
Anne won the title last season.
Broadway Ii expected 10 line up
with the following hoopers: Marion
and Arni, forwards. WEIGH. center;
Tsukno and Feck. guards Queen
Anne's lineup includes: Rivers and
Gould. forwards: Triton. center. and
Holden and Provost. guards.
The other games Monday nnd
West Seattle playing Lincoln at Lin
coin and East sidc playing Franklin
at Franklin.
The frosh teams from these schools
play preliminary games TO the mid
get struggles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
Prep Cage
Pilots Are
VeraofiIe

Tho captains OF the Seattle
prep cage fives are versatile per
formers and every None OF 'em
have starred In some other branch
OF athletics. Look over the list
and judge for yourself:
Spencer Harris. Brsadvay
Tigers-Ail-city baaeban. out
fielder. isis-isce: football fun
back. 1880.
Bill Nolan. Lincoln Rafispiit-
ters--City tennis champion. 1890.
track shotput. 1890: aIicity base
ball. outfieiier. 1920.
Gen waiby. BaiiArd-Bascbaii.
catcher. 1919: football. end. 1890.
Molly Mccarthy. Queen Anne
Football. end. 1919. 1890.
Johnny Cole. Frankiin--Aftcity
end. football. 1890.
Phil Fraser. West Scatfie--AfI-
city baseball. catcher. 1890; all.
city football tackle. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
BITS OF BOWLING GOSSIP

A special match game mat win
furnish a lot OF special interest. VIII
be rolled Tuesday night between a
picked team from the Commercial
league and a picked team from the
Gasoline league
This week sees another change In
the leaders OF the City league indie
pendent averages Alien. with his
e10 total, passed Hunton by a few
pins. and oDonneil. who crept up n
little with his COS. Hinton and
vader just about rolled their av'
erage.
Dobb PIT IN 4 25s score in his
second game. and looked awfuliy
good, but Oh that third game. 1881
schuneman. Of the Eagles got
too hot rolling the second game.
and had TO go TO the showers.
The Gasoline league will wind IN
their schedule Friday. January 81
The following Friday new league
win take their place. composed OF
the Kiwanis. Rotary. Ad Club,
Young Mems Club. One Hundred Per
Cent Club. and Mutual Business
club. They win roll twice around. or
10 weeks. finishing April l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15


Any tims q team goes up aTaiust
Bill Muss' team. they better get some
wood, as they are rolling the best
game Of any team in tho league
right now. The Rubcs tried
to scare them with n 1864 score
Thursday night but they rolled
1921 Themselves. and came right
back with two more big games and
won two cut OF three.
Wirtz. of the Eagles. put IN an
other e2f. and il certainly knocking
them dead. It's too bad he started
no late or no would give the leaders
a great deal OF worry.
Van ornum. of the Erl<s Ne. 3.
shot a nice series with e51
Tho Sunset Motor Co. cfnche1 first
place in tho Gasoline league by
taking three strnight from the
Shields Livengood team. The Seattle
Auto Sales made q clean sweep with
their match with W. 4. Dulmage.
The Great Western Motor Co. took
the odd game from Elridge- Buick,
while the Frank Wsterhouse team
took the odd game from the Sands
Motor Co. for tho cellar champion.
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
wv" TOSSERS
OUT MONDAY

Tho first baseball turnout win b.
staged at the University OF washing
ton Monday afternoon under the
direction Of Coach STUB" Allison
The first couple of weeks practices
win be held In the gymnasium until
the playing field gets into condi-
tlon.
The first outdoor practices will he
held on Denny field and then Allison
viii move his charges down TO the
new stadium field. where this sea-
sons games will be played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
Benny Leonard Stops Richie Mitchell in Six Rounds
Pa :!

bugs did I, NJ Toledo 10 see Ted Ray
win the national open title.
why not put a crown on Tex
Richard, lie holds the worlds
record for singing championship
fights. Tex has put on four title
mills since November 20.
Two thousand students take
part In athletics at Michigan Agri
cultural college. It's compulsory.
Milo Trucks In Canada win be
taxed $4,000 instead OF s7.5Qo next
season. They made too much money
last year. The mile ovals have o.
days Of racing.
British rportrrnen arc building
a fleet OF yachts In preparation for
tho American invasion next sum.
mer.
Carpenter has one advantage over
Dempsry--according TO the ladies'.
It's his looks
Tho Army h shaking hands
again with tho Navy.
Doc IArkcr II doing rosdwork IN
preparation for his checker match
with capablanca- He expects to
move fast
A New York scribe thinks George
slrler could make more money
printing programs for the Yanks
than he gets from tho BrownA
Bobby Quinn was Offered $500 900
for slsier. but George confessed he'd
rather stay In Missouri and 10
shown
Your stars worth go grand,
Mines cheaper but he's good;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
RIDLEY VS..
EDDIE CORMAN

Bud Ridley. popular Seattle feath'
erweight. boxes Eddie German OF
Portland In the main event OF the
smoker at Charleston this evening.
In the semi-windup Macario Flores
and Johnny Thompson viii exchange
wallops.
A big crowd OF Seattle fans are
expected TO take In the show. A
special boat will carry the Seattle
fans back after the evenings enter
tainmcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

B~>~aae - tire in~v~ sis~ .f the
fieer - the Crystal ro~i 70 ss I'm
ps.sibi~ Tee ess official 10 watch the
ssnce asd 49, 10 sss.. fr.s. feais
the N~shesn IAe- ErAmana far~i-
fnrs O.. min. WIN tsssas 81 p~rsss-
al feais VIEW esmpsttted bphisd the
r~f~vsw's bs~k that sh~uid - elm
isss~A rhs spsrtafsvs d~st pay
ther sstn - - 49, ktaA 81 bas-
ketbail
rAs Crysen1 psu1 0pv - erSn - mp
p&y that fcseSaai. sn1 - easssthaIl =
eesng played Eoms sAa gamas Are
bosksd for the mar future. ana the Peel
management sAcsid 80 70 u that tho
var Is -ase~d on. - thu, the rn<a have
chsnes - stAnA % thsw feet
TIE nszt bag GAM n o. cay is>xp
10 booked for Janssry -. Win tA> r.
piaying xAspsuEaitA
~ nsaDssgAu ssaa ~ -
2.tr. vhs played gusvA - ~
Ua1sesusxy ~ WssbinGssn t~sm iaSs
ycss. fsv - ssrs - tfss Ctty league
$500
Ms>Dsssans me~ss the NSvshsrz fsA'
i've Jsrrsry 81. This should ~ . toag
vsy toward eeesSins the city usie
~rs~k Law. E<kmann Furnferre CO.
forward. ~ enc % the prests>s, shots In
the lsxxas. He dropped In thre- shots
against the Ee<fhern Lite tive the other
night thai v~s ea<.ss
rhs xsssAesa Life tasm hs .
ssresg ~ 81 r~s>rves In Rie~ anA
Nnn.ee. erutcr~, f.sfta. forward.
and Graham and Williams. guards
Bonngv. Of the "" team. looks iiss
ons Of the best psssirn-~s in tho league.
lie handles himself veil lie plays cen
ter and guard
ne HnS efub hss ths nucfeus fas .
ssrorg team. boa thsy don't play very
eel together. smith. murphy And nees
are three capable performers. ard tbs
snss<rsA heea shosid start WANING soetL
The tengus wvslA - ven 10 -
Kenny Thouuns ~ sefer~e ~ mu~h
~ pos~sbia. - he hns handled the
game- better than asy Of the sti,as
officials used - far.
Ward peu. the little forward - 6s
University Community tive. Shapes up ~
one OF the b~sf forwards in the city.
Hes a. fast a. a streak. and shoot. -rfi.
M. undoubtedly would show to better ad
vAnfax. on a floor where he can stand ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
PIN MEET AT
FORT FLACLER

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 15---A
bowling tournament. with a big
prize list, Is being staged at Fort
Flager under the auspices of the new
commanding officer. Lieut.-Col. J. A.
Moore. u. S. A.
Nearly all the officers and enlist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
STANFORD
GRID LIST
COMPLETE

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Jan 15.-Graduate Manager -.
Martin announces the following
Football schedule for Stanford univer-
sity for the 1921 season:
October 3. st. Marys, at Stanford.
October IS, olympic club. at Stan
ford.
October q. Santa Clara. at STAN
ford.
October -. Oregon Aggies. at Stan
ford.
November s. University Of wash
kgfon. at Seattle.
Aovember u. University Of
Eevsda at Stanford.
November 10. University Of califor-
sia. at Stanford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
RAINIER
CLUB
TO FIX UP
COURSE
BY ALEX c. ROSE

At a meeting OF the trustees OF the
Rainier Golf and Country club las,
"Wednesday II wea decided 20 float
$4,000 bond issue To raise funds TO
put tho finishing touches on the
present nine holes and for the imme-
date construction Of tho other half
Of the course and the clubhouse. Fif.
teen thousand dollars viii be retained
for the latter.
Before the meeting adjourned ttS..
goo worth Of bonds had been snapped
IN. Did somebody say something
about hard times"f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

Amer holding Lincoln even for
three quarters. Broadway.s cage five
cracked Lincoln rolled in 1--WE field
goals and converted . foul IN the
final period. defeating the Pine St.
team 25 TO ~ In the feature game
Of the opening days play In tho
City Prep Basketball league ycster-
day. The TIFF was staged at Lincoln
before q gym fun OF fans.
broadway surprised the dopesters
by stepping out in front In the first
half and they finished the session
with a s-to-s lead
But the Lincoln offenye was not
to be denied and Hesketh. Nolan and
Bassford counted IL points In tho
final period. while the best Broad
way could do WINS a converted foul.
Bassford and Nolan. At forwards.
and Savage. nj guard. were the stars
for Lincoln with Harris and Car
mody. Tiger forwards. doing the big
work for the ioserA
One feature OF the game that
married Lincc\n's win was their de-
fcnss against Harris. Broadway's
captain. Every man on the team
laid" for him and In spite OF heavy
body checking and continual trip
ping. Harris managed TO snag two
pretty baskets from the field.
The lineep follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
Think I'd trade mine for yours
You doggone right I would.

You 0oggone right ] WOULD.
------
Jack Shartcy has gone 10 Hot
springn. Ark. 20 think over how
the house that Jack built" got
bumped for two goals worth.
London ought 10 b. n good place
TO collect 100000 for a fight. Albert
hall seats $4,000 and the sky's the
limit for prices.
Give TN II hurts. The price Of
our players In $500 per-" say the
minors 10 the majors.
There are two strikes In
Knockout Bill Brennan's buries-
que show. Bili strikes the william
and the william strikes the floor.
Applause
Statistics on Richards Golden
Garden are that at 50 To SIS the
joint 10 worth $4,000. Al 81 10 $40
MS worth around $4,000. The cham
pions will never stand for it.
The LnouardLMitrh bout
seems 10 have bcsn staged for
the fighter benefit instead Of
the devastated in Franco
This ought 70 be staged In Spain
freo-for-ali between Jack Dempsey
and Stranger LewA
New York docsn't want 10 ses
Willard now. After ne merits
Dempsey. the kansan thinks
they'll be crazy about him
Big Chief Yeiiowhorse. the indian
pitcher. who has been bought by
the Pirates. In modest He'd rather
play another year In the minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
ANNUAL
DARLINGTON MEET

Tho annual meeting OF the Eaffing-
ton Coli and country club will be
held In the Arctic club on January
Is. Over 20 new members have been
enrolled during the last two weeks
and tho limited ngmber--so--wili be
-signed up before the annual meet.
ink.
From present Indications One CON-
Ing season at the Black River courue
In going 20 be n busy onA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
STAR SHOW
FOR PORTLAND

TOETLAND, Jan. Ib.--Bobby
Evans. promoter OF tho Portland
boxing commission. plans TO arrange
bouts between Billy Mascot and
Eddie Coulon and Valley Trambitas
against Eddie McGoorty for a double
main event Tor = future show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
ICE FINALS OVER
NILE COURSE

The finals in The Star races win
p over a measured mile at the Are
ha. Three crack skaters are entered
|aiready in Phil Donahue. last years
champion: Buster Brown and James
NcCsrath. All three showed plenty OF
kforrn In winning their heats. OF the
men racing for the second time We'd
)pe<day. Elmer SAtterberT and L
Price look like the best tetA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
VARSITY WINS
BY 1907 COUNT

Coach Heck" Edmundson's Unit
versity Of Washington basketball
team showed all the earmarks Of a
classy cage aggregation when they
wailoped the College of Puget sound
i've by 1907 count at the Univer.
sity gym last night in the first game
OF their season.
The playing OF Windy Crawford.
running guard. was one Of the feat
ures Of the evenings entertainment.
Seilk at center and Lewis at forward
made some pretty shots from all
parts OF the floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
RIDLEY TO
BOX BRITT

Bud Ridley Of Seattle. feather
weight champion of the Pacific
coast. will defend his title against
Frankie Britt of Tacoma In the main
event of the Eagles smoker at
Tacoma next Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
EP "a
|G5uri'

The fesAure Of the psvp srhssi
basketbaii rcheduie pext Friday will
be the Queen Ass~- RAiissd tiit. ~
Qur~0 Anse. The way nailArd start
ed out by mauiinE the veteeas West
seattle tenn yestr~dsy stAmps the
B~~v~p - tiAe dark hsrre Of the
s&nsea-
me sssse~ rames f1nd vr.ntffn Stay.
inr fAncoin Mt Lincoln. and Yves, Seattle
tsnEnnx With broadway IN the 1fr-r fym
~Rattb~s" Bs~sfcrd. nrure WeuAsA
ard hin NofIan form . s~<rrtBg srSs
ssst msk~~ Iiscoin the fsss~ite -
wis the city pep title.
rincofn has the nucleus for another
strong baseball team next season. KeuE
catcher. Fas~ford. first base. Noiin n.
pitcher; He~ksth. second basr. HyIlin-
eren. third base; Boyle. shorts,opi Hal
lett. Waiiingford and Fariey. outf1eifers.
are the veterans back. Tho North End
srs will miss Jack Pickering. their altar
huricr. who Ia over sse
Joe ravinEocd 10 captain q the Prank
lin tennis squad this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
.ENAI. TCB HEATS
WEDNESDAY

4 Tho FINAL ssrses n heats in The
Gtar Ice races win Be held At the
hockey game wednesday. the win
pers entering the finals To be held
week from "Wednesday. The follow
ing men viii have their second
khancc TO race Wednesday: Elmer
Eafterb~-g. I. Price. J. C. Johnson.
p. =. Raby. Gym Wales. Ralph Win
Food. c. w. Carlson and Paul Cha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
LICHTIE
CHAMPION
RETAINS
CROWN
By HENRY r.. FARREIL,


NEW YORK, Jan. Is,-Bennv
Leonard In stlIl no. 1 among Tho
worlds iightweights BY the margin
OF a second. an inch or some other
small measurement.
Richie Mitchell In not No. 1 be
cause OF the same little difference.
Fifth ave. and First ave, Riverride
drive and the Ghetto Jaw the fine
line OF distinction drawn last night
In Madison Square Garden.
BIG
CROWD
More than 1900 spectators in
evening clothes and sweaters, dcbu.
tantes and shop girls. bank pref.
dents and taxi drivers. saw Leonard
and Mitchell put up one OF the great
est battles ever seen here.
Leonard won In the sixth round
when the referee stepped between
them and helped Mitchell TO HIS cor.
ner. after he had been knocked down
three times.
The sixth round was the winner.
but the first round was the thriller.
At the tap Of the gong. Leonard.
with all the confidence OF a cham.
pion, walked from his corner and
went after the Milwaukee challenger.
Before the crowd had its eyes focused
on the bright ring Mitchell went
down under a left hook to the law.
be came UP after the count OF nine
and almost immediately went down
again. Nine seconds were toilcd ana
when he lifted his head. his right
eye was closed Leonard, scentinr
victory. opened with another vicious
attack and for the third time Mitchell
went down
MITCHELL SCORES
kNOCkDOWN
Coming Up at nine. the Milwaukee
boy was apparently gone. He was
weaving around the ring and the
pack was yelling for a finish. Leon
ard came In 10 give him the final ap-
plication OF gloves when all at once
the left Of the tall. rrogRy boy shot
out and caught the champion fluah
on the jaw. For the first time since
he became king Of the class, Leon
ard went down fiat on his back with
a bump. His eyes were glassy and
he seemed dazed. He tried TO get M
and his knees saggcd. In his corner
Billy Gibson. his manager. was pale
with fixed eyeA He tried to about
instructions, bot he couldn't Rfve
voice TO . word He was dumb
struck. At The count Of nine Len
ard rose TO his feet He shook his
head and stepped about uncertainty.
summoning an his ring craft he
champion bored with the boy vno
was too weak and too far gone .
follow up his advantage.
The gong sounded. Leonard vvuf
to his corner sfifl In q daxcd surprfne.
Mitchell walked slowly to his corner,
obviously aware Of the fact that he
had missed his best chancs for fans
and fortune
LEONARD
CAREFUL
Leonard was carcfuf m ne seccnd
round and the following rounds. He
boxed with Mitchell and waited for
his chance. getting stronger all the
time. while Mitchell gradually grew
weaker.
The chance came N the s,xsh
round. Leonard got An opening for
right cross He put II over ana
Richie went down again. He came
up with his gloves under his chin,
desperately trying to stop the next
blow. Leonard measured him ana
put over another smash TO the law.
Mitchell was hanging on the ropes
helpless. when the referee stopped
the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
TWO CITY
HOOP
GAMES ON
TONIGHT


rvo gamas srv bfried for ehs cry
Rasketbau hague tonight at the
Crystal poot but both tins hook Ike
waikovcrz.
The recopd MFR b sche6u,ed b.
tween the siien, Frris and the cham
pionship MacDouraiis outhwtck
team Judging from the form they
showed In their first start of thu
season. tho Silent Frat boys don't
class with the Macpouxan team
In the other game tho Elmer
Noble Post. which has been showed
under In the two games their team
has played In. win tsnEle with tho
Puget Sound Paper Box team The
Paper Box Co. five seems 10 have
hit It's stride and should have no
trouble winning
NOBLE FIVE TO
STRENGTHEN
TO strengthen its lineup and may
prove a stumbling block 10 their op.
ponent-.
The f1r-t rane vi1 start at .. m
and the second at Q .. m
The teams viii line up as foflowx:
NacDougaiis-smith. Frayn and
Davidson. forwards: Wood. center:
Bolts. Harper and Bullock. guards-
FRAT
L1NEUPS
Silent Frats-Kuhn ana west. for.
wards. Wood. center. Sanders and
Wilson. guards.
Noble Post---Msisnest and Nord.
aulst. forwards; stavik. center. Kirk.
patrick and Oliver. guards
Puget Sound Paper Box--Ripiey
and Attieson. forwards; Wander Las.
center: Toner and Beckett. guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
MANY NEW
MEN
BY
ANGELS

HERES bound 20
be = nock Of new
faces on the fos
Angeles team be-
fore the SEASON
gets under way.
Last year the
Angels finished
In the frrt al.
vision. but there
was too much old
blood and not
enough speed In
the outfit. the
hitting strength
Of the veterans
h o al n 9 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
"U" TENNIS MAY
LOSE RANK

whether tennis viii be changed
from a major sport to n minor sport
at the University OF Washington
win be decided ut the school election
~ be held next week