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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

place at tn" residence OF Rev. j. -.
ET"rhardt. Il! North Twcnty-Scv.uth
street. TIA" officiating minister. Miss
Chandler il thu daughter OF W. T.
and Gay H. Chandler. OF Caroline
county. Mr.. bottoms is the son of
Walter u. and Alice \. bottoms. %.
this city. They will make their home
here.
Kitchen shower.
Last Monday afternoon Miss Jennie
LOVING was entertained at 4 kitchen
shower given by Misses Marion and
Frances Sadicr. in their home at
Stag" Junction. After II social hour.
IN" hrid"-"l.ct WAS led into tn" par
Tor wh"r" sh" found in a "hitchcn
cabinet many useful Kitchen ut"u-
"hS y clever rhyme accompanied
each article.
.Aft'r III" gifts were opened IN.
party returned to tn" porch, where
refreshments we're served.
!. AND OFT or TOWN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17
HAD DANDRUFF
AND ECZEMA
Head Itched and Burned
Badly. Cuticura Healed.

II was troubled with dandruH and
eczema for four years. Ny head
itched and burned SO badly tina, il
was all eruptions where scratched
ii. and | was unable To sleep at night.
My hair started to fall out, and there
was bald spot on the right side of
my head.
read an advertisement for Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and sent
Tor free sample. bought more. and
after ! had used one cake Of Cwicura
Soap and one box of Cuticura Oin,-
men, / was completely healed in
three weeks" iSigned) Fred Smith,
2lll McHenry ST., Baltimore, Md.
Make Cuticura Soap. Ointment and
Tnieumy your daily toile. preparations.
rsup,. zach 7rse BY Han Address -cuteur,L.h-
erA,sns,. DEP, B. MAIDEN "a. x..s" Sold rvsrJ-
SksIe. soap Nc. Ointment 2b and Zoe Tair,nn &c
EAN Cutieur. Soap ,haves without mug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17
SAYS FIRST DOSE
GAVE HER RELIEF
Well known Virginia Lndy
Gives Sensational Endorse
mcnt for Plant Juice.
STOMACH & LIVER TROUBLE
Since Tnking Plant Juice,
Sleeps Well and Is Feeling
the Best She Has In Years.

Among the thousands Of statements
mad. for the famous new herbal prep
aration. Plant Juice, none is Of greater
tntercst than that of Mrs, Mary Stew
art. who resides AT No. i27 Walker
Street Mrs. Stewart has lived in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

children left Saturday for Red OAK
Grove their home in Chariot"
county. where they Viii remain until
ths reopening OF school in the fail.
Mr.. anl Mrs Frank l.. I.utz. OF
Park Avenue. and son, Mark. who has
been attending Richmond University
for IN" past session. ur" leaving this
week for a Northern trip. 'rhcy Viii
return in the fan.
-. r. MilhIser, OF Richmond is
registered AT the Hotel Chatham. New
York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

The play las in TWO acts, and the set
| ting is that OF the city room Of a
newspaper office. while the story
ccntcrs In Tn. misguided enthusiasm
Of sawyer. a cub reporter. who turns
in yarn involving "A supposed muir
der. IL Tremendous fortune ana tho
destiny Of two men 80 unfortuna,.
;S TO have the same names. although
in very different walks Of lie. The
| action is rapid and tho plot thorough
| ~ sustained, while the comedy lines
never drag.
This is the FIRST time that the or
| ganIZatiUn has been entertained by
! the venture into drama OF one of its
members. and Il number of guests
| wcr. invited To witness the author )
| initial local appearance. as both actor
| and playwright. Those comprising
tn. cast were MIS-. James J. Pollard.
| Mrs. John y. bight!oot. Jr., Miss
! Palmer. James POyntz Nelson. Carter
~ wormci-y, Dr. Eckcnrode. q. q
clark, Ray y. Vail and Charles NJ
Montgomery.
ns-NuntEomcry.
cards nave been issued by John "
Montgomery announcing III" mafriae"
of his daughter. juliet. 10 'i"w"rH
Iudd Winans. tho ceremony having
taken piac. very quietly "Wednesday
morning at II o'clock in IN" Stc"hn
Presbyterian Church here
After "a Northern trip Mr.. and Mrs'
winans Will MAKE their home ~
Richmond. "a, 3il North Boulevard.
t.uc-is "f R-inti~cs Here.
Mrs william Ca'"l florrn"y ana
hrr son Fitzgerald FlournoE. ar
rived IN Richmond YESTERDAY and ar"
visiting relatives on Monument
Avenue MI Fiuurnoy. VINO is son
tt.riTuir
Eastern shore, Va. received his IL. y.
d.yree at Washington and Lee Uni
y.rsi;y this wcch. where he graduated
,yith tb. highest honors. being
elected To IN" I'm! Beta Kappa society
iio also delivered tn" Cincinnati ora
ton AZ TIA. commencement exercises
TUESDAY. winning III" medal offered
annually hy the SOCIETY ~ Cincinnati
In Virgins.
I.oss than month ago Nj Flour
noy. IN - brilliant contest held at
william and MARY College won the
state orators medal.
Visiting Here.
Miss Bcttt" Murray. Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. is tn" goes, ~ Miss Virginia
Terrell al nor homo IN Wc-rha,nr,on
Miss Murray ana Miss TorreIi w.r.
10th STUDENTS at Oldholds. mar Ealti-
more. AS session
Interesting Wedding.
y wedding ~ mach interest in Rich
'n"nd and thrcuEh"u, thu state vas
hat OF MISS Laura Eetcii. kernn.-
daughter OF TN. Row. and Mir. G.orr.
W. k"mp"r. formerly Of mis- city
tat now ~ Memphis Tenn. 10 Henry
Franklin IiItlcr. 81 Yonker.. Kew
YORK, winch Nag So!.muiz.d on S,,.
"r''y Jun" ~ 80 nigh noon in tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17
WHY Be WEAK
AND NERVOUS

AZ result Of pale. thin, watery
blood" NuNatcd Iron viii hclp make
Non strong and we'll again; II has
been used and highly endorsed by
former United States Senators. Judges
nt l. :. Courts. many physicians and
prominent men. Even the Pope at
i"me has written especially of the
merits Of NuAated Iron in COM
municaiion To the pharmacir Normalc
over i.uuo. hon people are using il an
nually To help build red blood
strength and endurance AT all
druSgiSts.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

~" in",Ilcim" "'tul 20 Dr. SETH Ar.
Ntlb'S iALSAM FOR bowel complaint. IS
Recommended by r bauer. Ndv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

son ~ NJ and Mrs Charles II But
Ter. ., Washington
Th" following guests were prcsent
FOR tho wedding. pr and Mrs G"orc.
\" kcmp"-. and Miss GLADYS i.
k"up"r, O.! Memphis Tenn: Mr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

NE. M.rkIry b. Adnms anal N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17
Visiting Here

Miss BETH" Murray. ~ Pittsburgh.
Pa. is tn. goes, ~ Miss Virginia
Terrell al nor home IN Wc-rhanp,on.
Miss MURRAY ana Miss Terrell ser"
10th students a. Oldh'ids. mar Eati-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

!. AND OFT or row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
Prexy Jim Boldt
Returns From Big
Baseball Session

Prcxy Jim Boldt. head OF the
Seattle baseball forces. IN back In
Seattle after his trip 20 the East.
where he took In the big minor
league meeting at Buffalo. ~. Y.
While he was In the East Boldt
named Walter Mccredie manager
Of tho club. lie was busy in
court this morning and made no
statement regarding the status OF
Bin Kenworthy. the big baseball
question here at present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
VISITING
GOLFERS
HONORED

lock HUTCHINSON and Jim
- Barnes. holders OF the British
and American open golf champion
ships respectively. viii be honor
guests OF the Ingiewopd Country
club at the Masonic club rooms in
the Arcade building AT 8 .. m
Bob Johnston. Seattle Golf club
professional. and A. b. aacann. Vic,
tora Golf club architect. will be the
principal speakers OF the evening.
Other men prominent in local golf
Ing circles VIII also speak and a pro-
gram OF entertainment has been pro
vided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
BACSHAW
GETTING
HOPEFUL
TVITAsHTNCToN's is:3 football

lWAsHINcToNs 1874 football
w prospects loom brighter every
day. BIN Grimm has returned to the
Purple and Gold. and !, is considered
quite possible by those IN the know"
that Verne Hickey will depart from
w. $. c. and join the sun Dodger
fold mex, fan.
: With these tried stars and the
strongest limo buiwarks from. this
years varsity and frosh squads to
pick from. Coach Baeahaw win he
able TO buiid what he has prayed for
IA strong limo.
With the California Bruins build.
ing over mex, year. BnFEy win have
an excellent chance to be the first
grid mentor TO lower the coiors OF
the Southern team.
With the wealth OF varsity subsfi.
tute and first year material at
Andy Smiths disposal. he win likely
bc tho man that BaRry win have 20
beat to land the sun Dodgers AZ tho
ton. hut II begins to look like Baggy
won't BE- 80 BADLY handicapped in the
material line himself when. the leaves
turn brown In 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
> o c c er
Leaders
Add Men
Maple Leafs and West Sc
attic Strengthen for
Final Half of Season

TUE Maple Lsaf Post team Il
= strengthening for tho final dasi
in the senior division % The star
Soccer league.
Tho Leafs have added Bob ForElc,
famous Canadian ccnter.forward. who
win Join the club within tho next
week or two. Manager Shelton Il
planning 20 use him N insid. right.
an Jimmy Bennett Il playing center
f2r the Canadians IN fine form.
The Leafs have Also added Charles
Fietches. a goal tender: Sammy Ab.
hey, haifback. and Andrew white. an
other haifhack.
West Seattle. present leaders. have
also strengthened their team with
the addition OF Martin Thornley,. a
haifhaek. who replaces Al MrKin'
non.
The games NEXT week will b~ played
ON Monday instead Of Sunday. The
schedule for all the games follows:
SENIOR GAMES
resseff'e~ ". Maple i.ssf.. 81 rlnepiu
pstk. - ,. IA Referee. htiy waller.
woodland Park VI. West H-.ttia. al
epp4r Woodland paris. at 9.se y. IA. Hrf.
cree. Hiiiy niuouten.
Eeksrt Cigar CO. ~. no~inx Aircraft
ciut. ~ south rssk. at tsse .. IN rssf.
cree. Alst Hos@.
JUNIOR GAMES
ralerr A c. w. nsliard ynrsors 81
cpf~s woodland park. a. b IN Hsf.
cree. Bob f~msN
nsn Parts Hsisaras "a Alien Assistis
zssettatipr. at Walls wslis. a. o. ma-
Er@rFve. niiiy ppNxfas
Hawthorne JunleFs ~ fspis's rr.nsh
DRY Cleaners. AZ Coiusasis piaYfeid. 81
.. N Refsrss. George te~flinr
Washtrxfon Park 81. aeuth rerf. AZ
wAshinxton park. at y. "a Esfsfea
ferry Nefrv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

THE Bigger They Are''

So Says Windy Crawford, Midget Guard of the Uni
versity of Washington Basketball Team, Not For
getting to Add, 1.-THE Harder They Fall" Craw-
ford Is the Smallest eager in the Coast Confer
ence, and Yet Coach Edmundson Says He Inter-
ceptcd More Passes Than Any Other Guard in the
Conference Last Year. He 10 Holding Down His
Old Position on the Defense, and Is Making His
Speed Count to Offset His Lack of Poundage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

~ man WHO tttSHfu wv Win
ducks for sale In North Carolina
wa- finrd $500 and given five
months In Jail b. tho federal
COURT
During the month OF October. 1891
ies casen were filed with fedora
courts for violating tho migratory
bird act?
Crater Lake National park. In
oregon. has an area OF i59.seo square
milcsf
Crater bake Is 1900 feet Deep In
plaresl
IAN the forestry department
asks Of camp.r. j. 10 leave =
clean camp and be- careful Of
There arr is4 national forests in
the United statesY
Timber. grazing and fish and
game arc the principal pfnducts 81
national forertsy
Broken game laws us~ans less
game. less spori and lc>s bust
nsrs. Everybody loses.
Your personal influence counts in
helping rrcycnt violations OF ths
game codeS
Merit lake. IN the city OF Oakland
Cal. Ia tn. greatest migratory bird
refuge In California;
Only TO per cent Of trout
er<S hatch whsu Jeff 10 develop
naturally
ny modern hatchery methods Z:
10 % per cent OF eggs hatchT
TIE average life Of trout Is 10
yezrsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

ttrft Nsea 49, "a mlfh'f sfathHt
and Frank Foyron going TO the mat
In the second period when thcy re.
turned 10 tho lee after their io.min.
ute penalty had been served the pair
played wonderful hockey. Mnckay.
In particular. thrilled the mob with
his Sensational work. lie ntickhan.
died and hsekehecked NJ pace that
had the Nets standing stan al times
Strenuous play featured the entire
contest. The checking was closs and
hard and there was disposition on
the part Of players 81 both teams to
exchange compliments Players en-.
tered into tho fray with a willingness
10 give and take and. while only four
penalties were handed out there
were many ocnsionr when the aim
or Interest Of the gladiaiors was con.
cented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
OHIO STADIUM
READY IN 1922

The new Ohio State Stadium will
be dedicated at the game with
Michigan on October 81. 1922. The
distinction is probably given to the
Michigan school because Ohio State
was the attraction at the dedication
OF the new Michigan stadium this
year. The Ohio State structure will
seat $4,000 when completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
u. OF w. FIVE
TO PLAY OFTEN

DETERMINED 20 be In shape vhen
the coaH, Conference barkctbaii sea
~on opens. the Sun Dodg-r quintet
has signed for five practice Tits ~
tween now and January 7. This
Northern Life. Seattle Y. ~ c. A..
SYSTEM Sign Service. Camp lewis
and Knights Of Columbus teams will
meet the university hoop~rS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
DUNDEE TRIMS
JIMMY HANLON

PHILADELPHIA. Dec eo.--Win.
ming every round. Johnny Dundee.
New York lightweight. was awarded
tn. newspaper decision nj the end Of
an clghtround no decision bout with
Jimmy Hnnion Of Denver here last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
YALE BUILDING
POLO GROUNDS

Yale Il planning 20 lay out a polo
field adjacent 20 the Yale bowl. A
belief that intercollegiate hockey
will room become universal u the
reason for the new athletic venture.
which Will be ready for use b.
spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
SYRACUSE TO
MEET OXFORD

Syracuse and oxford University
Of England may compete In home
and home lacrosse series. II is pro
posed 20 stage the first match In
Syracuse In May and the return en-
eaRement In London in June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

boys step out and battle the way they
have promised. In the past Ingie
has been inclined 10 fight on the DE-
fensive most OF the time.
The bout looks pretty good. sven
before the boys go into the ring.
The rrrt Of the card follows:
Mickey Hannon vs.. Kid Johnston
feathefweights.
Ray scribner va. Eddie Moore, ban
tomweIghts.
Soldier Payiovski W. RUDE Finn.
light heayyweights.
Johnny Jordan VS.. owen Roberta
lightweights.
The show WIN start At $40. a.
usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
DEVINE is A
BASKET STAR

4 Captain Aubrey Devine. Iowa
State football quarterback. and
cholce Of several experts for All
American honors. will play one Of
the guard positions on the Iowa
varsity basketball team this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
FOLEY BEATS
YOUNG FITZ

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2o.--Young
Bob Fitzsimmons lost a is.round de-
cision 10 Harry Foley. Hot Springs
light here iast night.
Tho fight was one Of the most sen.
sationai seen In local ring this
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
ROPER WINS
ANOTHER MIX

NEW YORK, Dec. 2o.--Capt. Bob
Roper won by a knockout In the
final session Of his i2round bout
with Al Roberts. New York heavy.
weight. here Inst night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
Playnates
Headline
Mitt Care
George Ingle and Eddie
Pinkhsm to Meet in Tiff
at Pavilion

ScE moro Eddis
Brewster Pink.
ham. "comehack
Dc luxe.- WIN
show his ring
wares tonight,
when he boxes
his old play.
m ate George
Tngie. al tho Pap
vilion.
IT ought 70 ~
q pretty good
ref.fo. II both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

~ the N<tfNirNtAtAn W H0ttn Won
association will he played sses the
course ~ tho Merit. Counsry tseif
siuh. Convent, y. .. The ~xsrt asfc
81 the event has not hem determined.
tat u viii hksiy be hsid sa Jane.
THE attendance over IN. nins-heie roii
coufee In tLrceln park. n chicase. fro"
3fs Tits h thoeSht 20 be record Tor .
nins-heis course
waiter revsrxue. who "a. recrntiy 70
Installed a. an amateur. - en- route 70
Japan 20 iav eut reif eoetae near
rokyo Tor Ryopo Anarao son u ono 81
the richest mea In taesa.
Al E>plsesN has hem named pre-
f~--isasi ~ the tnxeiwsod Country
etub. uAn J~ffsv-.n has h~~a PLACED
In ehsrxe ~ the taitcrsliy 81 wash
snxtoa club eoar-e.
Nrs Thomas y fiak~r. - TIRE Netio
cruntfy ciue. feeratiy annexed the otn-
cas- tifin for ths san Frsnetsre district ~
defeating Mira Hursrt taw. ! W. Mrs
La missed tafs~-fses petI
The Mia-rirss Country eins course. a.
The course. which wa. isid cat ~ bon.
AID Kaas. measures t,zs1 yards
Chs.ls~ nIxi~v. >ssi.~ai i~~sus en-
pfr~. 4. reported to be bug ea the
g~if xam~. aud !. p~~f~ssisg has play
vita IA. thsaxht that he might. p~e-
hap-. tnru pssf~~-ionsi keifss whsa
be decides To give up smpsrtsg.
~rw ysrA A. G pian. to is-heis
COURSES On lts ste-aere tract % Efnnna
rasrnsly purchased Al Asw ho~ha41e.
~ =.
n q chishoirr he's ben elected rr~si-
deaf % the routhern California Ness-
papss Meas Golf association.
A ssns~s u s.ssssiss seIf ~ssse~.
have b~~n arranged ~ Gelf snd
e.ass.y clubs 81 los Asseie- asd
stesosty. Including the Asnssdsi~s
les Anx~le< Msdwtrk. Wiltshire.
rfaafrSax~. ustiywe~d. fassa~ea. San
Gsb~sef. Arss.~~edsr. Fr~stwcsd. or
sng-. Virginia. Csrcusds. H~.iisnds.
saa DieSe and Sietesl. ssgsnisAtssas.
n. san Arsosio Golf esus has osf~ref
%. sss b. priss@ Zoe professional golfers
al the tesrnamsnt on February :. and 4
usrvy vsrdc. Auf James Hrsif. sc-
corefne 10 reports from EnEiAnd. VII
bead tins u-ftisn COLT Invasion rest rear.
va-s;ou rians a. arrive In time Ter TIE
natiauaI op~a caampisusAiS In chieAxo
In JAY
n. ni6irsn dab. ~hess rsnsersN'p
ir~fut-s darsn ssp~rt xvifers al the
frnsvsrrtsy % tlHuois. has been formed %
foster the eport. "a 10 ssta % b the firrt
golf etsh a. D. formed 1t arr uniysrs4ty
Ia the WESTERN esnf~r~nes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
SENSATIONAL
FINISH

Neat TO Holmes, Foyvton and Rick.
ey were the bright hgbts on the visit
Inc team. Bobby Rowe. In spite OF
cracked rib. which hampered his
breathing. played almost the entire
game and ~, n merry clip. Walker.
Riley and Morris played brilliant;
hockey. but they did not quito meas
ure up TO the mark Of thore already
mentioned. Bridcn and Fraser. when
on the Ice. did well.
The game marked vancouver's
fourth straight loss The locals are
deep In the cellar now. while the
Nets arr In a nice position 10 over.
take Lester Pairlck's men during the
ne1t five dnyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
Seattle
Hunbles
B.C.Boys
Foyston Scores Twice in 2
to I Win; Bobby Rowe
Plays With Cracked Rib

II.
G.. Dec. 20.
Playing In mid
season form .
Vancouver and
Seattle thrilled
s 900 fans AT the
Arena tonight.
the Nets win.
ming by a score
OF 2 20 I. Every
. Q m g u | con.
duclve TO a fin
lnhed product
W 90 presented
10 View by the
players.
Even a fist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
WIRE PIN
LEACUERS
SET MARK

7 oP-SrDED results featured the
IL Telephone i-ague tanTie~ last
night. The Installation. Division
Plant and Commercial teams BOWED
their way TO shut-out records. while
the Construction office and Repeat.
srrnsn won their odd games Ben
sdict slaughtered the plugs for a
game record OF .ts. and total pin
mark ~ $50.
Totals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

Third Eleven

Ci-isler. Chicago.
Into. Yale. .........
Pucelik, Nebraska. i.
Stein. Pittsburg. =. -.
Whelchel. Georgia.
Mcmillan, California. .
Stephens. California.
Lourie. Princeton.
French, West Point. i.
Barchet, Annapolis. !.
Harlan. Gtorgia Tech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
Second Eleven

Swanson. Nebraska.
Slater. Iowa. ........
Trott. Ohio State. -.
Larsen. Annapolis.
Bedenk. Penn State.
keck. Princeton. -.
kiley. Notre Dame. :.
McAIillin. Centre.....
Owen. Harvard. 49,.
Davies, Pittsburg. -.
Mohardt, Notre Dame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

The esubsnatica play 81 Moore
aod Hnpp sf forwards foe the stacy
shown team. In their riot With the
Impertnts the other night, 80. the
b~-t wesk demonstrated By Star
Ieaxue forwards % far this season
Both Of them made most sf fheir
points % close shots
Ths Nikados gave q very good account
~ themselves sn their game with the
Collins Cubs tho other night. giving a
fire demonstration Of close checking.
AD-sfsr Iesgue teams are looking
fer practice rsm-~- Any teams want
ing ssm<- shoutd inform the spout
ing editsv Of The Star and they will
be dated up.
Ths Bsuars Cub. will play the Bo,hsli
i've at Bothell Saturday night
Any changes 10 registration for ,onor-
row nights games should be turned In
=, Tho star not later than D. m
Wednesday.
Tho Imp~raIs and Collins Csbs
win eiseh at y. m At Collins play
field Wednesday in preference 70
nDIa ying at south Park at o. m
Bni Rsn., sestti. Boyg club forward.
sustained q strained ankle in the game
with Washington park At ths ElkT club
Saturday night, but he IL expected 20
be o. X. again for the tiff with Will
sons Modern Bnsiuera college at the X
Of G. Thursday night.
The short notIes OF this scheduling %
the game with the Ballard CUBS II the
excuse Of the Dandy Baking co. for not
showing Up Saturday night The other
f.H4s
they all showed up. During the first
fsw weeks the season the schedule h
subiect 70 81 a changes because Of floor
conditions. n II very important that
teams followed the schedule closely In
The star every day and that teams In.
form this department. when they have
ovt-of-forn games lined Up.
Any team sorfeitinx tive Tames
loses fhetr franchise IN the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
SEATTLE TAKES
EARLY LEAD

For the firrt two periods Seattle
had Il over the locals like n tent
They scored two goals and would
have had more but for sornc neat
work by young Tommy Murphy In
goal In place Of Hughie Lehman.
nut IN the last eeseion tho yRncou.
yer'n cut iooae with all the ruff they
po~srsssd and ska,ed the Mc,s off
their feet.
There was one man on tho Eea,tis
team. however. WIG held the fate Of
Cooks squad IN the palm Of his hand
and that wns Captain Harry Holmes
The blR fellow blocked. based and
caught a regular hail OF pucks from
the Vancouver front limo. but vhcn
tho smoke had cleared away only one
goal had been notchcd on him. This
lone counter was tho result OF a won.
dcrfui bit of combination In which
Cook. Harris. Skinner. MacKay and
Adams figured. Tho rubber was flip.
ped across the Seattle goal mouth a
couple OF times. MacKsy finally
passing the disc to Adams. who
scored
I, was the most Sensational nnirh
ever seen 10 a hockey game In Van
rouwrr
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Coast
Places
Three
Stephens and Mcmillan on
Third Team; 20 Teams
Represented This Year
BY LEO II. LASSEN

-
has named his
All American
teams for the
1881 season. and
palplsatln' public.
quoting l. on <
Bob Cronsn. can
now eat three
square IN eas
again and can
face the battle
with the alarm
clock In an easier
frame OF MIND.
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BEN PARIS
WINS FIVE
HOOP Tits

DEN PARIS BILLIARD basket
- tossers have added the scalp OF
tho Y. NJ c. A. Midgets 10 their
string Of hoop wins. A good crowd
saw the che quintet ring up 81
points on the Afidgets. who garncrcd
10 st Collins Saturday.
Bird and Feidman were the
iuminaries for the winners. with
Rivers and Baistad carrying tn
brunt of the battle for the Y.
NJ. G. A.
The Ben Paris quintet have
scored five wins In as many starts
this season.