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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
LAST JUNIOR
SOCCER LIST.
DUE FRIDAY

Tt1NIOR soccer registrations due at
- The star Friday are the last
changes that will be allowed for the
season. The 10 men registered for
Sundays game must be the 10 men
to finish the season for each club.
Junior managers should check up on
their lists as the complete registra-
ton list OF each team IL TO be pub
lished during the next week in The
Star and the teams must finish the
season with the players listed then.
Senior teams are allowed one more
week in which to make changes.
The regular list of games Is
booked for Sunday with the following
schedule:
SENIOR DIVISION
Posioffice W. West seattle nj Hiawatha
At 4. ., m. Referee--fsob Lemon.
woodland Park vs. Haas Eokarts at
upper Woodland park at .. m. Referee
Jerry Mslby.
Maple Leafs vs. Boeing Aircraft club
az upper Woodland park at 2;f5 Q. m.
Refcree--George Hocfiing.
JUNIOR GAMES
Allen Athletic association vs. Falcon
A e al lower Woodland park at ] .. m.
Referee Johnnie ReekR
Raiiard Juplors vs. cowan cigar Co
Referee Billy waller
south Park vs. IsouicS French Dry
Cleaners ~ South Park at .. M hef
crea-Fred Douglas,
hen Paris Billiards VS. washington
Park at Walia Walla at p. m heferc
- Billy Bioomcn.
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has made him the idol of the
squad and fans. Eckmann
has been the most consistent
player this year, only leaving
the game during the Califor-
MIA battle.
George Roggr Will not be back
with the sun Dodgers next fall.
Rogge played recond-string end last
year and shifted to guard under
Bagshaw. where he made an out.
standing player. George lacks some
weight for a first-ciaxs lineman. but
makes up for II in eight and speed
Zeke Clarke, giant tackle. Is the
other lineman to leave the squad.
Clarke is completing hts third year
OF football and has been one OF the
mainstays of the team. He Is a crew
man also.
Glen CaIliean Is playing his first
season OF college football. and has
more than made good He Is the
highest man on the squad. with the
possible exception OF Eckmann. but
has held down an end position more
satisfactorily than any other con-
tender for the place. Galligan IL
clever and fast on the field. and lack.
only the size 10 become a star wing
man.
While Bagshaw loses the players
named. ne will have on his squad
many more that will build up the sun
Dodger ranks 10 pre-war class. Ef.
forts are being made to get Bill
Grimm. former star tackle. TO return
TO college. Grim was all. Coast tackle
and would make a wonderful running
mate for Ingram next year. Jimmy
Bryan may be able to take part in
football next season. and his weight
and fight would be welcome either on
the line or in the backfield.
Ebert Harper missed the present
football season on account OF taking
the trip TO Japan with the baseball
club. but will be available for 1922
From the frosh class "a wealth OF
material will return 70 gladden. the
hearts OF the varsity coaches.
That lack OF weight has been a de.
cisive factor against thc Sun Dodgers
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18th Team Enters
Star Cage Loop;
Need One Quintet
A ND stilI they come,

A ND still they come,
~ The Broadway Meteors have
filed an entry In The Star Junior
Basketball league. and altho the
entries closed last week. an effort
will be made to find place in
the league for them. This makes
IL teams entered.
There IL now room for one more
team 10 make an even number of
clubs. Any junior cage squad still
wishing TO enter should get i'm
touch with the sporting editor OF
The Star at once.
A definite announcement re.
garding floors will be made at the
meeting OF the managers at The
Star office next "wednesday.
Prospects are bright for use of a
downtown floor twice "A week.
II any team now listed doesn't
plan to go thru with their league
plans. they should let The Star
know immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
What Evans; thinks
Few New Plays in Football

TNHE present football season has
- failed 20 produce anything new
In the way OF unusual plays. From
the standpoint OF inventive genius.
none OF the coaches has produced
anything startling. That goes for
the West and reports from the
East bear out the assertion. West.
ern coaches are using some shift
plays that Eastern mentors declare
illegal.
The Pittsburg team has been
using a short forward pass this
year from the player about TO be
tackled In some quarters this Ii
being heralded as a new bit of
strategy on the part OF the resource
ful Glenn Warner. Unless we are
mistaken. Warner originated such n
pass years ago and then discarded
II. only to revive It during the pres.
ent season.
In working the delayed pass. a
certain player keeps just ahead of
the man carrying the ball. and
creates the impression that his sole
purpose In TO make Interference for
the runner. Usually he Is not
given much consideration. no one
even taking the precaution to put
him out Of the play. The defense
Is massed on the player carrying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Big Colleges
Quit Smaller
Grid Masters

III you beat US. We will take
you off our schedule" That
seems 20 be the slogan Of some
OF the major colleges IN the
East. For two years Boston
College. coached by Major Frank
cavanaugh. trimmed Yale in a
most decisive manner. Yale had
hoped 20 beat Boston In the sec
ond meeting and then drop u
from the schedule. Failing. the
Blue dropped Cavanaugh's team
anyway.
Sofrc Dame r. experiencing
the same treatment this year,
For years Notrc Dame has played
the Army and won most OF the
contests. This year the Army
thought It had a good team. but
Notre Dame won IS to 0. Now
cores the news that West Point
has dropped Notre Dame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

this year II generally recognized.
This lack will b. largely overcome
next fall. and the beef will be up TO
general college standards.
A tentative lineup named NJ this
time Is likely TO change a dozen times
during the coming season. but fans
would like TO sec Washington start
the season In about this order:
Ends. Wilson and Cole. Irvine or
Westrom. from the frosh squad;
tackles. Ingram and Grimm; guards.
Bryan and Hob or Kuhn. giant
frosh Hncnan; center, Walters. frosh
star: quarter. Hall or sherman: half.
backs. Green and Hay. Beck. Daley
or Hanlcy. from the frosh. fullback.
Quass or Harper. or Petrie, giant
freshman.
In addition 20 these possibilities,
Bagshaw Will have at hand the bal.
ance OF his present squad and all the
promising yearIings who recently
completed highly successful season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Pro Grid
Game Is
on Wane
Interest Dies Out in Sport
in Middle West; His
tory of Sport

TUE popularity OF professional
1 football seems 10 be on the
wane.
A year or two ago II looked as n
the professional game was sure 10
20 big. A reaction. however. has
set in. which makes II seem that
the public has soured on the pro.
fessionsi grid" game.
In Cleveland. where the game
went big for a time. interest seems
to have died out to a great extent
In fact the crowds dropped off "a
badly that tho Cleveland manage
ment found II far more profitable
to book games away from home on
straight guarantee. than TO gam
BILE with the weather and the en-
thusiafm OF the fans.
II is beginning TO look ms " foot
ball was truly the school and col
lego game. Spirit is what makes
the game so attractive from the col
lege standpoint. That spirit is en-
tireiy lacking in professional games
This despite the fact that practically
all the leading pro teams are com
posed almost entirely of former col
lege stars. many OF them All-Amerl
can selections.
A number OF the former stars who
have turned pro" seem TO have
forgotten all about the old college
spirit. Instead OF playing 20 the
limit OF their endurance. they save
themselves at every opportunity
and take few II any chances. II is
only natural that any sport In
which there Is a decided lack OF eff
fort and interest by those taking
part, should sooner or later suffer
as result. That tells the story
of professional football.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
JONES HAS 1T
OVER SMITH?

Tad Jones had big year in the
East His brother Howard went
equally well in the West Since the
Smiths are not enjoying much promi.
hence this year. we are glad to note
that n historic name like Jones Is to
supplant it."-Eastern exchange.
To be sure. there is crude gink
named Smith who coaches little
school somewhere In the wilds OF the
Pacific Coast: but. of course. those
minor schools really cawn't be rated
with Yale or Iowa. where the science
OF football is really comprehended.
Yale was actually forced TO decline an
invitation TO play the impairment
fellowsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Ef1A@.
:&e
- -, T.

raptain Bradley, Of the Meteor We
hisi~-. ~ss out Of town Mend.y. snd
his unt-~hi~voos pupils came TO life
and ~ea three games.
Superintendent, J. Y. Lo-rse eneour-
aged his two snsiruciion teams from
the biosehers
wire enter rrocunIer. pet iinr Of
Charley Grant. Who rolls for Motor
Vehicles. was absent, and consequently
Grant had good evening.
n 4. runpar~d that I'D Herr. Of the
Construction. viii hereafter provide
hts own pin boy. one with no legs 10
Lick the pins over.
Leon nm. a. pinch hitter for the
Maintenance. turned In iss.
wild Man Dave. Of Motor Vehicles.
vas IN tho dumps his first ssms. waiting
for hts lady 20 appear In the gallery,
she arrived In time for the second game.
and he vent Wild with Use and i7S,
Joe TwipinT. ef spokane was an
sccompl'ce Of the Transmission team.
who Represent the playground Of
Telephony"
George rrowse. star Of the Maintenance
squad. watched his average shrink like
| ~ ''-fFftA AfafUff HHAfh ~ Cffh'H mss
while he perpetrated total Of 4z7.
The Installation office sprung sur
prise by taking three straight from tho
Construction team.
Lewis Watts. famous for his blond
marcel. IL n nrw recruit on the Con-
struction Office team.
-Four splits. plus cherry. plus two
blows. equals il3. cur Nelson. skipper
OF the Division Plant Office hounds.
Duffin. Of the Transmission. uses a
dirty cross-aliey slice. relic OF his golfng
days He sliced them for as total
Monday
After jack King. Of Division P1ant.
skinned his bushes. finger, he came
thru with 1876. lie IL now consider
| ing cutting off his finger.
DuraRe's 223 In tho last game for the
Repeaterme was the last straw that
| broke the commerciais back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
|ClubTean
Wins Long
Hoop Tiff
,,.ams Play Overtime Pc
,;od and Knights Annex
Game, 80 to "a
~ LEO II. LAsSEN

-.,,v University OF Washington
| A..ke,balI team. picked as one
, n. strong con,enders for Coast
....,z didn't get off to a very good
s. - nigh, in their first practice
AZ the season. The sun
'...<,rs were outfousht and out.
.srhsa by the knights OF Columbus
II. al the club gym. and the
~-.ss won. So 10 "a, after five min
~ 4 overtime play
=, washington team. used 90 a
= ~winx game because OF the
.r.or xlre OF the Washington
- fsor. were undoubtedly handi-
's.,sS last night ON the Casey
-, which is much smaller than
<. VARSITY hoop layout.
=, washington guards played a
- rsme doing most OF the Of
-, - well as defensive work.
- aWlnay' Crawford and Jimmy
- played sterling basketball.
- pair should play some sweet
'..lr.bsll before the season Is over.
v.shinxson's weakness last night
v. 4 the forward berths. Evan
- boxed good at times. but Leo
c.keanoa didn't show much. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
VA is NEW
!. EAST RUMOR

latest ruulor concerning the
m candidates for that Pasa-
grid battle Is that Iowa has
invited officially and has Just
decided to pack up and come.
University OF California Is get.
Disguised over failure 10 &c, a
able opponent. and reports from
South say that II no representa-,
y Eastern team wants the date
= winner Of the puliman-U. s. c.
~ may be invited. aitho both OF
- teams have been outclassed b.
y ruins this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
ADS AND SONS
EAT TONIGHT

~ Sunset Athletic club viii hold
- annual father and son ban.
saturday evening in honor OF
lpn Greene. Briee Taylor and
Saunders. seatfIe's three col.
eootbail stars. The speakers
J. A. Reid. principal Of the
- high school. Judge Jere.
Setsrer and Johnny Prim
Greene win be POSTMASTER.
Nnquet will be held at the SO.
"A Truth club. gard ave. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

satisfied for several years,
may be shifted.
st. Louis nationals need
pitchers. and have Milton
Stock and Outfielder Jack
Miller to offer in trade.
The Chicago Nationals need
both infielders and outfield-
ers but have only cash TO
offer in return.
The New York Yankees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

and Cleveland Americans
need a star left-handed
pitcher. Both teams have
plenty of trading material.
Detroit needs a shortstop
and second baseman badly.
May be willing to sacrifice
Bobby Veach in a trade.
Pittsburg, because of trou-
bic, alleged TO have develop
ed in the closing stages OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
HE'S
RIGHT
WASHINCTON'S
LINE TOO WEAK

Baggy spilled a hatfui of real wis
dom in his little spiel at the Hi-Y
banquet Tuesday evening. ANY dub
can carry the ball: the real basis Of
a good team is a strong line. l have
some good backfield men. but we
won't have a strong football team
at the university until / get q line."
the coach said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
CITY LEACUERS
BOWL TONIGHT

After a weeks lay-off 20 do justice
TO Thanksgiving. the City league
bowlers will swing into action to-
night with the following schedule:
Rube's Cafe vs.. Brooks; Lindgren's
Va. Alderwood Manor; Compton. Falls
vs. Boldt's; Elks No. 90 VS.. Drux.
mans; Palo Cigars Va. King dOros;
Hatton.oliver Va. Rippes Cafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

the 1921 race, is said to be
ready for a house cleaning.
Thc Pirates have plenty OF
traenng material.
st. Louis Browns need a
seasoned second baseman to
round out the team.
All the other clubs need
strengthening, but have little
to offer in the way Of trad
ing material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Rumble of Big League Deals Is Heard

A NUMBER of big deals
"A may be made in the
major leagues before the
opening of next season. Here
are just a few of the players
needed by different clubs.
Cincinnati must get a new
third baseman. Heinie Groh
can be used in n trade. Ed
Rousch, who has been dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
e. /. BALL
CIRCUIT DEAD

y Burnett. president Of the
International league. said yes.
y Tacoma that the league
not operate in 1929. A league
y Tour clubs cannot furnish a
enough race for the pennant.
n salaries demanded by the
are too high for Class b base.
burnett said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
TIGER MAT
MEN BOOKED

PRINCETON. N. J., Nov. "a
Princeton University wrestlcrs will
engage in seven dual meets. begin
ming with Brooklyn Polytechnic at
Brooklyn. December 10. The Army
wrestlers viii be tackled January 81
at West Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

Just a LII Feller

He's not very big, only stands six feet seven
inches and weighs but a mere 21O
pounds. Yea, brother, we're referring to
the grid warrior all rarin' to go in the
accompanying picture. He's Tiny"
McMahan, giant Penn State tackle, one
OF the Nittany Lions that Washington
must contend with at the Stadium Sat-
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
BY JACOB sCHAEFER, JR

HAVE always believed IN the the
DRY that success comes TO him who
waits and works-especially works.
For almost is years. ever since the
billiard championship was transfer
red from my father 20 Hoppe. | have
been waiting. nracticing constantly
and working TO get the title back 20
our-thc sehaefcr- family,
Hut playing at billiards. that Is
playing at them well and proficient.
~. is unlike anything else In the
world that I can think OF.
The expert billiard player. or the
player who aspircs 10 become expert
al the game. In my estimation can
never acquire sufficient skill thru
his own endeavor. Primarily he
must have been born with tho trait
~ the cue and the stroke"
TYPE or
GAME
In other words. billiards. not the
mediocre game but the game OF ex.
perts. Is an inherited faculty. II re-
auircs vision for strategy. courage
for rebuff and great nerve reserve.
My father was champion for years
until 1909 when he played his last
tournament with Willie Hoppe.
Hoppe himself IL marvellous op-
poncnt- lie has every bit OF tech,
nldue and prodiRious mastery OF the
games fine points and detail
Hut had made up my mind 20
defeat him. For hours and hours
before the Chicago tournament be
.nn. and which knew offered Ia me
the chance had been seeking. |
practiced 20 win.
That was where had the better
OF Hoppe. He was merely defending
his title. I had told myself that I
had 10 beat him.
With that sort OF incentive urging
for all that was in me.
HIS
STYLE
My game IL TO play from the ends
and not from the center Of the table.
use a i9h ounce cue. The game
play now Is the same game that
my father taught me when | was a
mere boy OF II. and he had to boost
me up to the board for some OF the
shots
Various theories. new ways 20
play. have been suggested 10 me
from time 10 time. but ! stlIi stick
to the old way my father laugh, me.
1t was the game he played and u
brought him success and the cham.
pionship.
Thru all the years OF failure I had
supreme faith that il would do the
same for me.
stick to your bush" my father
used to tell me. BY that he meant
that should keep playing as had
started my game.
Coupled with hard work and the
patience To wait. I have found the
theory "A good one. ! am now the
champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
How Jake
Schaefer
Won Title
New Cue King Tells Story
of His Great Victory
Over Hoppe

EDITORS >oIE--The first man
10 defeat while Hoppe nj billiards In
~ year.--this IL the aebi.s rmeot %
Jacob ~chs~f~r. Dr.. who mastered the
champion In Chi-aso. In IN. fai-
having article. written ~sp~risily for
y. y. 4. service. sehaefer tells how
he did a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
PENN u NEEDS
CENTRE SYSTEM

Eastern critics are cruelty suggest.
ing that II there is any benefit to
a football team in praying it's about
time for Coach Heisman OF the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania to pass out
| the Bibles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Consider the
1922 Varsity

BY HAROLD MARQUIS

TvXTASHINGTON will lose four letter at the end OF
w the present football but will gain from the
rosh and other far players of varsity caber
Captain Ray Eckmann will be missed more than any
other the Eek has starred for three years
and has been a varsity track WELL His brilliant
work in the backed well his nspiraonaI leadership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
DAVIES
At HALF

Pituburg. whose holding OF Penn
state TO tie. lent "A brilliant finish.
ing touch 10 rather drab early sea.
son record, have two men, Davies
the East squad. u the consensus OF
lively.
Evans' idea OF an All-Eastern team
Is met with sharp local criticism.
Yale. Harvard and Princeton hardly
deserve seven places on the cream OF
the East squad II the consensus or
opinion The great work OF Kaw.
cornell back. and MacCoIlum, Penn
state end. could hardly be overlooked
10 such an exclusive grid selection.
Capt Jim Robertson. ~ Dart.
mouth. probably was not considered
because injuries have kept him from
playing most Of tho season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
JACK ADMITS
HE is THERE

Jack Johnson sim maintains he
can lick anybody. from Jack Demp.
sey down TO Johnny Buff. and IL
hurting challenges broadcast. Jack
didn't learn to throw the bull in Spain
for nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
LOP-SIDED
SCORESON
PIN ALLEYS

N.EAN sweeps were chslked up
~ on the alleys last night by the
american Express. Barton a Co.
Electric No. l. Electric No. 2 and
the Union on bowlers. Tho rest Of
tho winners came thru by the usual
two out-of.thrcc system.
Totals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

Cornell has declined the invitation
OF California In the annual New
Years Day East.West grid tiff. Gil
Dobie has long been called the
"Canny Scot" "Canny" IL right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
NEBRASKA WINS
GRID LAURELS

Nebraska, which surprised the
football world by defeating the pow.
erfui Pittsbnrg team, has annexed
the Missouri Valley Conference
championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Babe Ruth Will Ask for $4,000 Pay
Is Named
Star Man
p enn State Quarter
Picked for All Star
Berth by Billy Evans
ny sEADIlRN nROWN

.ENN KILN
GER. who will
bark signals for
Hugo Bezdek n
i n n S tat o
Lions az the sta.
dun Saturday.
has been picked
for All.Eastefn
quarterback by
Bully T. v a n =.
The Stars East.
ern sporting ex.
merit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
CENTRE SQUAD
TO COME WEST

Centre college has accepted foot.
ball date with Pacific coast team,
NJ yet unnamed, TO be played In
San Diego December 20, according
to wire from the Southern city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

1nr. Nicholson for Frovds. Peters
In. Sxllk for Peters Fry ca for
1nn. Frankiand tor Crawford
~ for Lewis
>nts Of coiurnbus-- McAteer 90 for
- Davidson Cor McAtesr. Nc
~ Davidson.
M<--Arnoid Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
EDDIE AND ABE
ARE FALL GUYS

Every time the dope is upset. even
in football, the guys on the short end
Of the betting Just automatically look
cross-eyed at Eddie cicotte and Abe
Attcll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
IOWA TOLOSE
STAR CRIDDERS

Howard Jones will lose four Of his
stars at Iowa - Slater. his great
tackle: Beldng. star end, and the
Devine brothers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
AUB TOLEAD
RUTGERS TEAM

=. Rsub, star tackle OF the
football team. has been
~ eptain Of next years foot
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
YALE PLACES
TWO

Yale wins two positions. Into get.
ting tackle berth. and the great
Mace Aldrich, undoubtedly ono Of
the greatest backs the game has pro.
duc.d this season. holding down a
position at half
With sniveiy al end and Keck at
tackle. Princeton brings the total OF
Big Three representatives 10 seven.
Both men played great football for
the Tigers. snivcly's work against
Yale and Harvard marking him for
special mention.
The Navy Goat landed one berth
on Evans squad. placing Carney n,
guard. Carney was n unit In one OF
the greatest lines ever developed In
Eastern football. only 10 points were
driven thru the Annapolis forwards
In the entire season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

Pans who have seen the Penn field
general In action at the practice ses-
sions agree with Evans that the
dimlnutiye quarter Is one of the
greatest II not the greatcst. ever
seen on a Seattle gridiron.
Harvard IL given the biggest rep
rcsentation. with three men--owen
at fun. Macomber az end and Brown
at tsekle--ou the mythical eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

THEY SAY THAT
Battling Hector doesn't any
more.