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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
RIDLEY TO
HEAD TACOMA
RING CARD

with Bud Ridley. Coast feather.
weight champion, boxing Frank
Britt. Tacoma miller. In N. main
event. the complete ring card 10 hc
staged al Tacoma Thursday has
tAen announced II follows:
Bud Ridley ". Frank Britt,
fraiherwsights. siN rounds.
Eddie Hammond ". jimmy
storey. middlcweights. six
rounds.
Eddie Jackson ". Johnny
Trambitas. lighiweights. four
rounds.
Billy Crane ". Johnny
Hogan. IightweiEhts. four
rounds.
hid Martin vs.. Kid Carter.
fcatherweiEhts. four rounds.
In lieu of tho fact that Tnsmhitas
81 alleged 20 have been mixed up
with felony charge in Portland. he
may not he able TO box Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

with the games Of last Friday the
GaHolins Bowling league completed
It's season, The Sunset Motor Co
pin men copied the league title.
The league viii stage a banquet
some time during this week. the date
hn yet unannounccd. and the prizes
viii then bo distributed. The league
enjoyed a successful season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
PREP CAGE
GAMES TODAY

The prep midget and frosh basket
ball teams Will play the following
games today. the first games start
ing M $40.
West Seattle AZ Queen Anne.
East High AZ Lincoln.
Ballard at Franklin.
broadway rcata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
Bethlehem
Soccer Team,
Eliminated

For the first time In recent
years the bethlehem d'a) Steel
company y. &. soccer eleven has
been eliminated from the two
classic competitions In soccer foot
ball. the National and American
cups. both OF which they have
won In previous years oftener
than any other team. Erie of
Kenrny IN - put them out Of
the National cup IN the third
round and robins Of Brooklyn out
81 the American cup series In the
fourth round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
AUBURN CACERS
WANT GAMES

Seattle cage teams wanting out.of
town games will be accommodated
by the Auburn team. Teams inter
csted should communicate with
Thomas O'Neil, manager NJ the
Auburn team, thru the Auburn
American legion post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
PUCK LEAD
AT STAKE,
AGAIN
JAN. 26

Regardless Of WHITTIER Vancouver
wins or loses tonight against Victoria
when these teams clash in vaneott
yer. the Coast puck lead win be at
stake when Vancouver and Seattle
argue at the Arena here wednesday
night.
The Victoria team, which was had.
~ outplaysd by the Nets here We'd
nesday. took brace Friday and
threw the hooks into Vancouver nj
Victoria and evened up the race be-
tween Seattle and Vancouver.
The teams are expected 10 line up
as follows tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

I'd Sweeney. veteran catcher. who
was with Seattle a short time two
years ago has been released by the
Kansas City team whore he played
last year. 20 the San Antonio team
in the Texas league. Sweeney play.
ed several seasons In the big show
with the New York Yankees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Jack nritton. worlds vsitervrirht
champion. has signed 20 meet Ted kid"
Lewis a. Madison square Garden IN a
is-rpund bout February q They wcra
supposed 20 have boxed IN london on
February ~. bot the bout fell thru. This
will b about the .Oth bout between this
pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
FRAT MAT
MEN MEET

Piling up 10 points. the ri Kappa
Alpha copped the fraternity wrost.
ling title at the University Of wash.
tngt0n Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
BIG BASEBALL
TRADE MADE

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2i-Eppa
Rixey. star Phllly southpaw. has
been traded 20 the Cincinnati Ma
tionala for Pitcher Ring and Out.
fielder Neaie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
KELLEHER IN
N. Y. NET CLUB

Hugh Kelleher, former Seattle
tennis star. Is now a member OF
the Heights Casino net club OF New
York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
"DIXIE"
CARROLL
EXPECTED
TO STAR

+ looks like the
Los Angeles club
made "A wonder
fui deal within
the Serap h y
Ian dcd Dixie
Carroll. the fast
Southern league
outficldor. from
the St. Louis
Cardinals In part
payment FOR Bill
pertica. the big
rig nth a n q q !
pitcher who will
he given a trial
with tho Cards
this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
u. S. DoUis Cup
Team, Hangs Up
Tennis Record

BY winning all five lawn tennis
matches In the challenge round
from Australia. the American
team established a record OF win.
ming every match In the whole
series by beating France. Eng.
land and Australia without tho
loss OF a single match. A both
Tilden and Johnston will defend
the trophy. II Is likely 10 remain
in this country for some years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Doc s~abosEh ~ the Springfield
siub Of the Western association has
.oKE~-tsd that PLAYERS be rstsn the
task % umpirinE tho fsn~~ In the
le.Gue daring 1891. Their are several
Arguments Ia favor Of the plan. and
othrrs agalaA u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Johnny Laval. shsrtstep 81 the ~.
Ioat. Cardinals. has re-ansidssrsi his
dsst.ion TO retir~ frosn bss~i,all this
year and viii be smsnE the first Of
tho ,srd regular. 10 bie himself ca
the training camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Hen Tracy, Australian pusiiist and
N~w south Wales lightweight cham
pign. has arrived tn han Irsneisao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Iris Speaker predicts another p
nant for the Indians. What max
us think he hasn't lost any OF \
speed In that he roped a steer in
seconds the other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
.el5n "a.
e. RB

The British amateur golf cham
pionship will he decided at tho
Royal Liverpool club. UoyiaLe.
Cheshire, during the week Of May "a.
aud the open tourney will be held at
ST. Andrews during the week June 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
BY LEO H. LASSEN

~ INT the ban boxing soon local portdom win turn to the rims
aEanf benefit
tho building wherein they to he held
tho
Ia to be
Pool r.
In
building practically night
CHARLES MoR,Riry. the member the boxing eonmason
a
What
abundance
make first class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
McGraw's attempted speed record

In quitting Havana's wine tables end.
ed like his bail club did last year
strong. but a little late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

BIeDcber seats will cost 80 cents.
Including war tax, at Akron this sea.
son. There's going TO be Kid days,
Ladies' days and other days. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Al Mccoy. former middir~eigh' cham o.
pion. has been Indefinitely Suspended By
the Now York state bo1iuE commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

American Legion fAyorr Missouri pass
ing a bin 70 permit boxing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
ELLIS SLATED
TO RETIRE"

The acquisition Of Carroll and
Bogart evidently means the pass.
Ing OF "Rubs" Ellis. the veteran
flychaser OF the Los Angeles club,
Ellis has habit OF being slated
for the can before every season
starts. but he's generally playing
regularly. He's one foxy old bird.
Sam Crawford. the smuggling vet.
cram. has announced his retirement.
but u hasn't been taken seriously.
IL he should quit. Carroll would
I'LL In his berth nicely.
With Carroll. Bogart. Ellis. Craw-
ford. young STATE and Red" XIII.
fer as outneid possibilities. the or
chard jobs on the Angel team
should be we'll taken care o. STATE
~ youngxicr with plenty OF speed
and he should develop. KiIufer
doesn't need any further mention
Ibis playing here. at least. has
been enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Plans az. sfont FOR the rsorEs nira'isn
% the TsHas Oklahoma baseball circuit
So cities have sizninsd their willingness
10 take franchises Ia ths circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Niii~r WuEKias manager ~ the Nss
York Yankees, plans % uss Bobby Meussi
on fret base dafiaH the 1891 race HuE
gins wants 60 make zee Of Msussis
20 ~sFful batting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
CHARLES MORTALITY. tho
HORNY HARPER. SEATTLE IIGmrMEIGmr.

down Portland whore he has boxed couple OF meR lie lick
named sutherland In his first start and then boxed draw with
Claire should In his
Portland scrbcs running away OF tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
MIXED
MATCHES
PLAYED

In the flint half OF n 10.Rame
match. Miss Wise and Huntoon I'm.
iahed ii9 pins In the lead Of Mrs.
Museth and BIN Musa.
Miss Wise gave the fans n chance
10 see some 81 the most wonderful
bowling ever done by lady In the
Northwest. Starting with 2f2 she
came right back with 200. ia. iSs
and 49,. which gave her the grand
average OF little over zoo Mrr.
Museth also shot a fine game. but
the breaks were not with her.
Tuesday night they win roll the
remaining fiNo games on the EilSs'
alleys. and as Mrs Musoth and MuKs
arc ~ home on those alleys they
may turn the tables. The score.
Anss wis. ..... 80 .os al its is.-iesi
Iiunteon ...... iei ie1 ~ III iA- 80
Totsi....... eos asT go $50 sse-iips
Mrs. Nussth iss III 10 ies tie 40
Nuss ......... .st ia ~ itc iii Ses
Totas...... sss 80 40 sse .s5--i7U
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

University Of Minnesota wants Uni.
VsfEify 81 PeuuHy wanna % meet - boz
efs In a dual series Of bouts IN Mime
hpoltH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

nnn the open tourney viii he held at
~. Andrews during the week June 20.
appointment Of greens COMMITTEES.
the length 81 tho time a member shall
serve ranging from one 20 five years.
has been made by tho Tacoma Country
club officials. a new member shall be
added 60 the committee each year.
The Northern California Golf eerocia-
tion has added a handicap tournament In
May, at the request Of many OF tho
smaller clubs Handicap restrictions
have been placed on all entries
George T.. Bowden. one Of the pro-
fe~sionals selected to represent Amer
len In the British open champion
ship nert May, ba. been engaged ns
professional mt the Hamilton Country
club in Cincinnati.
Charles Mayo and Leo Dierei. two
Eastern golf profearionals, recently de-
f-ated John Black ana While Lock In n
special four-baii match Mt Ingieslde In
Van FFancisco, up and 2
The Tacoma Country club members re-
Gently authorized the board to expend
$4,000 in improving the links. The club
plans 20 put ia grass fairwsys
United States Golf association has 1ss
active members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Carroll win add something 10
tho Angels that they lacked last
year and that is speed lie ~
lust a young fellow and has been
n 500 hitter ever since he entered
baseball.
Last season he was with Memphis
In the southern league and hattcd
around $40 and led the league In
stolen bases. He was sent TO the
Caris al the end OF the season.
How the 81. Louis team ever let
him go Is a mystery. altho u j.
reported that CAROLS throwing
arm isn't Of big league caliher
LEWIS PRAISES
HIM
sam Lewis. the big Texan pitcher
OF the san Francisco Seals, played
with Carroll In the Texas league
a few years ago and says that
Dixie viii rank with Merlin kopp
and Claude Cooper as spceder
and that pair were about the class
OF the Coast league runners last
season.
Eddie Bogart. who played CON
siderable baseball In these parts
on different shipyard teams a few
years ago. also goes 10 the Ios
Angeles outfit in the same deal.
Eddie had a trial with the Portland
Beavers year or so ago. but
couldn't quite make a 20 OF H. He
was always a good hitter. but his
fielding wasn't up 20 Coast league
standards.
Rogart played in theo utiield
for the Joplin club in the Western
league and ranked as one Of the
best hltters IN that league last
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

jim Thorpe 'amous fnftar athlete
has lea released 20 she Toledo siub -
IN. American Association ~ the Akfoa
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Mickey Mckay. Vancouver ro{
has been on the sick list and may I
be able 10 play. There II also
chance that the veteran "Cycior
Taylor Will appear In part OF I
game for the Billionaires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

United States Golf association has 1ss
active members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

when Jack johnson gets ont OF jail he
IL likely 90 get a chance 20 prove his
boring ahility ~ bout with Harry
wills. the New orleans heavyweight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
WIN rrlE IOcNI. RING GAME gets under "

can't Ray sorbncr Eddie Neil the bantam
too suit This Kids made fine showing Il
here earlier tho they're kind OF who
class OF fans 20 in action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Eauftsrn league ruaEns'ss are hold
tag 40 their 1884 schedule plaus. ssAlt.
Ing the dsniaian % the Tsnnrasee leslie.
laGurs on Nandsy baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
WHILE TuEY AREN'T DovN a. the m


Eddie middle
knocked Hammond
Hammond og
the American
the verdict in favor Of storey and the far
as he raxxberr dc luxe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

Eddie Hccoorty. former middiersight
champion, believes that B0mhafdisf
Wells viii beat Battling Lasinahy Of
New York when the two get together
Hans time nest morth. Wells hHa a
great left hand. according 90 MrgOortys
ana vii easily outpoibt the Battior. who
lacks punch.
Johnny Mccarthy Of Ran Francisco
hopes 20 land a match IN Milwaukee.
ore. with either Benny Leonard. worlds
lightweight champion. ~ Jack nfitt0n.
worlds weiterw eight champlon. Britton
was scheduled % hos here this month.
bBt had % postpone his appearance on
account Of al injured hand.
Harry Wills. soioresi. who IL eonsld-
ere.i ono Of the hest h~asywsights In
the world. has accepted terms 10 bot
In Milwaukee. No date has boen set
for his sppesraBee ~ get.
when Jack johnson gets out o. jail he
IL likely 90 get a chance % prove HIS
boring ability ~ bout with Harry
wills. the New orleans heavyweight
University OF Minnesota wants Uni.
vsrrity Of Pennsylvania % meet - boK-
efs In a dual series Of bouts In Mime.
npoiia.
Al mccoy. former middia~sigh, cham
pion. has been Indefinitely Suspended by
the Now York state boIiuK commission.
American Legion favOru Missouri pass
ing a biz 70 permit boxing.
Jheh Briuon. worlds wsiterwsirht
champion. has signed 20 meet Ted KID"
Lewis a. Madison square Garden IN a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24

asiph fAstlusu's. who hes been active
in Akseu uhia, baseball circles ssf thr
past twa yshFs. has hssn named msn
a4ur AZ the Akfnn club. ss rrsdine Difh
lGahlitrst mabiitsei all manage the
RsadHE einp In ths same league,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-24
GASOLINE
PIN LEAGUE
SEASON ENDS

FINAL srAsDIsG or rnE TEAMS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

to Putram Saturday afternoon from New London, where they have been
 delegates from the Congregational church at the summer school of religious
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

returned to Putram Saturday afternoon from New London, where they have been delegates from the Congrega uional church at the summer school of religious education.
 Brooks that a week ago were almost dry are now full to overf1owing as the result of the rains of the past week. At the Country clubs in Pomfret and Put nam the tiny streams that serve as men tai hazards to the golfers Sunday were spreading over the links and serving to make the courses all the more difficult to play.
 At the meeSug of the Putnam school committee helu Friday night in the of- flee of the secretary, Charles L. Torrey, Samuel E. Lawrence of New London was elected sub-master of Putnam High school to succeed J. Nelson Platt, resign | ed, at a salary of s2,200. MT. Lawrence l is a graduate of Rhode Island State col lege and was honor man in his class. During the war he served ir the marines with the rank of captain. He is splen- i did athlete and will have charge of much | of the athletic work at the high school. He has had previous teaching experience and for the past two years has been at Revere, Mass, High school. His father l is now a teacher of science in Bulkeley High school, New London. MT. Lawrence | is married. The committee also elected | Miss Irene R. Bernier of Thompson as- sstant in the commercial department to Miss Minnie Canon. Miss Bernier has had much office experience and is a graduate of Elizabeth Commercial col lege, New Jersey. Her salary is to be s1 O5o. Miss Clara Gibson of East Put nam was elected teacher at the East | Putnam school at a salary of $500. | I son Clarence of ardner, Mass. were guests of MT. and Mrs. Louis Reeves of | Woodstock avenue over the Fourth.
 Robert Elliott of Worcester was here Saturday to attend the hearing before the public utilities commission at Elliott sta | ton.
 "I know of a man who was blowing up
 a tire as. I am blowing up this one," said Elmer Munroe, senior member of the
 firm of Munroe & Brown, School street
 when the tire exploded and it struck
 and broke his nose" No sooner had MT
 Munroe made the above statement to a
 travelling man who stood watching the
 operation of repairing the tire than there
 was an explosion and Munroe was knock
 ed down. When he came to it was found
 that there was a deep .gash in his nost
 and lip, and he was taken to a doctor,
 office, where seven stitches were required to sew up his wounds and his face wa,
 then covered with strips of adhesive -plas ter. MT. Munroe was engaged in repair ing tire when the accident happened
 He had put 90 poundS pressure into tn, tube when the blowout occurred. A piec, of the machine which held the tire wal embedded in the woodwork of the side O , the building nearly half an inch Ha, the iron hit MunToe. the result of tn,
 explosion might have been even nor
 serious.
 Silas M. Wheelock of Church stree and George Bradley of Grove street ar
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

t.. j. i-s 4tf + j ts.A < ss and uninterrupted shutdown z. of ten months Approximately 150 people, about one-quarter of. the former force. will be employed as soon, as the machinery can be set going. This force will be taken exclusively from among the residents of Goodyear, who have been. hard. hit in many cases since the mill suspended op- erations and are nov. being given the first opportunity for enjoyment.
 Daniel Ratty- enters the rempley of the Aldrich Mfg. company at Moosup today Mir. Rattey formerly was with the Dan ielson Cotton cempany, the River weav- ing company and the Raoo Mfg. company here.
 Chautauaua sessions were well attended on the afternoon and evening of the Fourth. The concerts of the day were by the Pittsburgh Ladies orchestra, one of the best attractions of the. course. At the evening session an added attraction was aslecture., Your Boy-and,, His Yoca- tion by Harry H. Balisir.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Dubuc and children of High street spent the holiday 1 period at Oakland beach
 MT. and Mrs. Raoul Jette of woon- socket were holiday guests of MT and Mrs. Alhponse Quinta1 here and of rel atives in Wauregan. 'f'9 -heTneTI. sbdTDRT or BfOdd street Visit l ed with relatives 'fn New Haven over the holiday period a-e s<f
 Mir. and Mrs John B Bassett- and 1 friends motored to Narra gansett yPier son 1 the Fourth
 Thomas Head of wfnsted visited Mi. chael Head and family of Academy street l over the holiday period. 1 The Supply Company of the t1s2nd' Ar tillerY will meet this evening at the state srmory for a weekly drill
 The sun set Monday evening like {, 1 ball of, fire! and weather observers sait that this was. indicative of another dss of terrific heat for Tuesday.
 John G. Donaldson of Fall River wis i tied in Danielson over the holiday. ] William Brennan. who is employed a Taunton. was at his home, here over tn holiday period. ,4gi l Raymond Hanlon and family of Provi
 dence. spent the holiday period with rel
 atives in Danielson. l Henry Crosby has gone to tOakIan
 beach, where his family has been for. few days. for a vacation. Several cases of peonle being. so at
 fected by the. heat astto be made i'll wer reported on the Fourth.
 This week will bring a@rush of, wor
 in the hay-helds in this section of Wind
 ham county.
 Many motorists experienced tir
 troubles during Monday, and much c
 this was due to the extreme heat. z H. NJ Coulter will leave today Clues
 day) on a brief business trip to Akron
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
DANELSON

I've ebgtrepereus roosters and an old man with a rolling snore gave . rous- ing welcome te the Fourth in DanielSon. Aside from this vociferous greeting to In- dependence day the enthusiasm here was eEnal ts that of Carpenters supporters while Referee Ertle was counting out the idol of France at Jersey City.
 Extra oficers on duty to keep Young America quiet and within bounds as the first hour of the Fourth ticked off were as e much surplusage, as it happened. The yo1ngsters of 1921 must have crawl ed Into the hay at about 9,3o, After midnight the own was as quiet as the country abOut Beach pond on a Febru- ary niEnt.
 As to being safe and sane, the cele- bration of the night before was even more so. Something has dampened the ardor of those who used to give the national holiday q real enthusiastic greeting in Danielson. Comparatively little money was spent for fireworks, explosives or ammunition this year as compared to what used to be the rule in years past. The noise of the celebration here on the holiday was mere whisper In compar- ison to many Fourths.
 What is the answer? No one seems able to adedua tely reply. It surely isn't pro- hihtion. as many declare, for the great majority of the young people who always made the Fourth lively have not been affected by the restrictions laid dowr under the Eighteenth Amendment Il places no restrictions upon them that they have not always placed upon them, selves Some blame the lack of enthusi' asm on the world war, the theory beine that in real warfare hundreds of youns men lost their penchant for trihing witt firearms or explosives as a mere pas time.
 Whatever the cause, the observance Q the Fourth by means of a noisy demon stratiou seems to be thing of the ras in Darielson. AS matter of fact. ther' was absolutely nothing doing here t' mark the passage of the holiday. except ing the usual holiday dance at Wildwoot Park No ball games, no concerts. m pa-ades-nothing at all. Chantauqua which happens to he in Danielson, wa the on.y extra attraction on the holi day.
 Motor traffic was no heavier than a many week ends throughout the sum ner season. The streets were practical Iy- deserted throughout the day. Tn sleepiness of the town during the sui try afternoon was only occas asionally dis