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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
SHOOTING
DATES ARE
DETERMINED

YATES have been awarded for
~ three OF the feature shoots OF
1899. The GradnA mcrican viii be
staged at Atlantic City September IL.
is. Tho Prairie Zone championship
tournament will be put on in Coffey.
vile. KAN. June 2s.2s. and the Pa.
cific Coast Zone tournament will be
held in Portland. Ore. July it.l7.
Gossip has IL that the Southern
Zone tournament win be staged in
Memphis some time In May. but the
Montreal trapshooters. who are to
give the Eastern Zone shoot. have
not decided whether to follow Maple
wood or take four days late In Au.
gust. Some OF the Eastern shooters
believe II would be good policy for
Montreal 20 follow Maplewood. so
that the NimrodE could drive from
the White mountains resort 10 the
Paris OF North America. but others
contend that they will be about shot
out after Maplewood. and advise a
later date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
Ring Men
Set for
Friday
Danny Edwards and Joe
Harrahan Ready to Go
in Pavilion Headliner

Danny Edwards ir 81, under the
weather and won, be allie 10 70 on
with Joe Harrahan Tuesday evening
at the Pavilion. but not TO rob the
rissic fans OF seeing the clever little
ooiored tattisr IN action. the pro
motors hav. postponed the entire
card To Friday night ~ which time
!. i expected that Danny yin b In
Ehapes
Jimmy Maicne rnstchmnksx for
the Cascade club. witch In staging
the show. has fined up n pretty good
card OF preilrnlnariea. listing five
bouts 20 support the main ai,rao-
ton.
KID Sharp. n newcomer. who has
n pretty good record In capada, will
stack up with Young o'Dowd. ~.
Aberdeen lightweight In the semi.
wlndup.
Mike Mitchell and Frankie Pan'iey.
two boys who have been boxing
around here considerably. will get to
gethcr in the special event It's .
pretty even bout.
Al winters and Rube Finn are
down for return Joust With the
leather mauierH. Winters beat Finn
In the benefit show last week and
Finn Is out 20 start another winning
streak. Winters having stopped a
long list OF wins for the Ballard boy.
Young wsigren and Alvin Lhndon
clash IN the second bout on the bill.
while Joe Rosos and Billy Evans
open the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
PRESIDENTS
NOT A SNAP,
SAYS SMITH

A SDY SMITH. University OF Cali
fornla football coach. l. back
~. his trip in the East. and Es all
hopped up over the business he man
assd to pun OFF back there. Including
tho home and home game arrange
mint with Illinois. the arrangements
f. the best team Of the big three
% come West every year. starting In
III, according to word from the
oouthern campua
Washington and jefferson b not
Ne weak sister 80 many coaches fig.
IRE. says Andy. He thinks they are
apabie Of giving the Bears a tough.
u battle than Ohio stat. did. but he
naturally expects his charges 10 cop
The win.
Andy doesn't think 20 much % the
Eastern teams IN general after Sec
ing some os them In action. In his
opinion the Bruins would clean up
any outfit east Of the Mississippi
without undue exertlon.
CALIFORNIA; rundown ~ Uarvard's
hyita'ion to play in Cambridge next
Jar dlsappoints Andy: but he puts
good face on matters and enifs the
esinton that II IL better for the boys
10 stand up wei In the scholastic
work than to lose time on the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
HEISMAN GETS
$1,000 BID

John w. Heisman. coach OF the
Penn football team. was offered $40,
600 season to tutor the University
OF Cincinnati gridiron eleven next
season. This is $500 more than he
received at Penn this year. His con.
tract with the Quakers has another
year 10 run.
Cincinnati has made rapid strides
In football during the last two years
and enthusiasm Is. running high.
During the last season an excellent
record was made. Two touchdowns
were scored against Pitt. the Panth-
crs winning by ei.ft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
AMERICAN
GOLF DATES
ARELISTED

TUE dates OF the big features OF
L the 1929 United States Coli asso.
citation program have been 80 ar.
ranged RE not 10 interfere with the
plans OF Americans who contemplate
playing In the British Journeys next
summer.
The national open will he played
over tho course OF the Skokie Coun.
try club. Glencoe. H.. near Chicago.
beginning July II. The Skokic
course IL $40 yards In length.
Labor day win zee the opening OF
the national amateur over tho course
% the Country club nj Brookline.
Mass. near Boston. The Brookllno
course measures 6.s25 yards. The
women'a championship viii be
staged over the Greenbrier Golf club.
White sulphur Springs, w. Va. be-
ginningN September 25. The course
measured 6.035 yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
ENGLAND PLANS
HUGE STADIUM

a start has been made in the con-
struction Of England's greatest afh-
ietic grounds known as the British
Empire exhibition at wembley. Tho
final of the English cup soccer com.
petition will be played there In fu-
ture. beginning In ls2s. The million
pounds sterling necessary TO COM
plete the undertaking has been
promised. The ground will be oval
In shape. with an excavated surface,
the terraces. tiers of seats and grand
stands rising around II like an am
phitheatre. The grounds will accom-
modate 122, 900 TO i25 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
GREEN TURNS
DOWN BOXING

A petition from the Dartmouth I'M
dcrgrnduate body for recognition Of
boxing as a minor sport and the en-
trance OF the Green boxers into In
tercoiieeiate competition has been
refused by the Dartmouth athletic
council. Within the last two years
swimming. fencing. golf. wrestling
and gymnastic teams have been
placed on the Green sport list and
the council was OF the opinion that a
further increase at this time was In
advisable
The council issued the following
statement in regard TO its action:
Tho council while recognizing tho
value Of boxing in physical develop
ment does not deem IL feasible IL
tho present time to add to the
already large number Of sports In
which we engage In intercollegiate
competition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
CHICAGO CLUB
BARS WOMEN

The Bob oLink club. Chicago. re-
Gently voted 10 bar women from the
club hereafter. making It the second
Windy City golfing organization TO
take such action. Tho other was the
Old Elm club. at which Alec Prize ID
professional. The matter OF becom-
ing an Eveicss garden was put up to
the members at recent meeting.
and although there was opposition
to the movement. its proponents
scored victory. The new order
went into effect Immediately. The
argument used by those in favor Of
the move was that the majority OF
the members 70 TO the club in order
TO play golf and that social affairs
not only placed an additional ex-
pense on them. but were maintained
only for the benefit OF the few.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26

team along with RED hooerth. Az
American end. and Captain Arm
strong, their left halfback.
The Centre team has had ~
greatest year this season. winning
from Harvard 6 TO I'm its biggest
game. The Colonies are expected
10 close their season today. atho
they may play the Texas A. & n.
school later.
centre went into 'the game today
top heavy favorites 70 win. While
the Arizonians have made good
record. their schedule has been
against secondary schools.
The teams were expected 20 take
the field with the following lineupS:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26

Molly Mccarthy. former oneen
sse high school guard, now attend
Washington state college, IL
meme Tor the holidays, aud he will
y1y Tor the Battery & team In their
sHme with the seattle ftoys' club
mont week, replacing Burke Gibson
% the registration list.
ms Ballard Cub. are due 20 max.
hrW bow in The star lea que Sat
Lay nl<ht az the ElkF club. The Cubs
Won two garnss ~ default 20 far.
10y viii play the 5haner = woIff team.
CUBS have several players Who used
- piar Tor the Ballard Intermediates ln
.ns piaYfisld lsaRYs. and they are said
- W experienced b0opers
re big xarns between psary ahowns
tsfT 9. which will 10 "a long ways
deciding the title IN their ieag
...sths books Tor nf1t week. The xarne
s. y staged On the X. Of c. floor Il
The Battery teau will he eon.jd-
s1siy weakened for the ssasy shswp
s1ts a. they will ies~ gnosb @haItx.
nfk foF~ ard. res q sneub~y Of
onsen Aans prep sss.a.
~ertn place will be At stak- rbsn
zoos Modern Bushes. CoIlsR. ana
~s-'vHstcn Park ret together a. ffis.
"saaeae@y assEt IA their league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
COLLEGE BALL
ASSN. PLANNED

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.--An assocla
ton OF college baseball managers
planned to promote good score keep
ing and comprehensive individual
pitching and fielding records
will be the object of meeting In
January OF the baseball managers OF
Yale, Princeton. Harvard. Dart
mouth. Pennsylvania, Columbia
Brown, Holy Cross and Cornell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
CANADA BARS
YANKEE STARS

Amateur Athletic Union of Can
ada adopted an amendment TO It's
rules which will prevent any but
Canadian citizens from competing In
future Canadian track and fIcid
championships.
United states competitors have In
the past taken a prominent part In
Canadian meets. and 20 Of the 81
Canadian track and field records are
held By athletes who are citizens Of
countries other than Canada. The
object u the change is 10 encourage
Canadian athletes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
EASTERN GOLF
STARS COMING

Undaunted by the tough welcome
the weather dlshed up for Jock
Hutchison and Jim Barnes, two other
golfers OF note are planning an in.
vnsion OF the West In January. Wal.
ter Hagen. Western open champion.
and Bob Mcdonald. Metropolitan
open champion, will begin a Western
tour In January. taking In Washing
ton. Oregon and California. says a
New York wire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
ToConfer
On CASTOR
Charges
Boeings and West Seattle
Said to Have Forced
Eckart to Quit

MANAGERS OF the five senior
,4Auams in The star Soccer league
ard Ely Castor. pilot Of the Eckart
cigar Co. eleven that quit the league
satur,iAy win be asked 10 meet at
me star office Friday night.
This meeting Is IA consider charges
made bv CASTOR In his withdrawal.
he rckart manager declaring that
N. managers OF the Bocsng Aircraft
,,,,e and the West Seattle team. had
.talked- some OF his players into
quitting his team 10 join these
squads.
rhe league. as has hecn stated he.
FAR. In these columns. II being foe.
tired for sports sake and not for
ent.throat competition. CASTOR has
Alright to refuse his consent 90 these
men Joining other teams. but he
slain,s that he didn't want dissatia.
ned players on his club.
Al Fridays meeting the three
managers m question viii be asked
Ss,s.xe their respective sides Of tho
~and the matter viii be settled
The meeting VII be In charge OF
Alex c. Rose, manager Of the league.
FIVE CANES
on TODAY
Only one senior game was being
r,ayed To-Day. due 10 the Eekarts'
vslhdrawaL The Postoffice was
pAylng the Maple Leafs At Lincoln
ARK with the kickoff sd for l p. m
-Four junior games were being
psAyet to-day.
The following schedule was In
eject.
sE>ioE GAMES
ro<tofre~ Maple Leafs. al fInccin
park. at . m Refers Hilly WAIl1r
JUNIOR GAMES
rk5eor A g Va ballard IunlSrr at
s7r<r wooaiaad p&rk. at .. m Ref
srSs Boz LsFrou
Pee PATS Billiards ". tfler kthtette
sssrciatisn. al wRfia W4ilA at D. m
Referee. Rfiiy Douglas
NastkoTne Juninrs "a tnute's French
Dr. Cleaners At cctuu,hiA plaxfleid. at
am RefsF~~. Gsorxs Hcsrlag
wssainxson PARK Va south PARK. ~
vsxklnrios PARK. at .. m Referee.
y~ry Maiby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
"Bo" Mcmillan Plays Last Game Today
His Last Bow

Bo" Mcmillan Was Making His Last Bow on the
Crc1ron at San Diego, CAL, With the Centre Col
lege Team in the Game With Arizona. During
His Tenure of Service With the Kentucky Colo
nels as Quarterback, Mcmillan Has Made Foot
ball History, His Greatest Feat Being His 30
Yard Dash Against Harvard for the Only Touch
down of Their Game This Year. Centre May Play
the Texas A. & M. School Within the Next Week
or Two but the Game Il Not Likely, So Mcmillan
Will Be Making His Last Appearance on the
Chalked Field Today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
ANGELS WANT
SLAB TALENT

Ponder and York. pitchers. may
bolster up the hurting corps OF tho
Los Angeles Coast league team
thru the brotherly interest of Bil
KillIfcr. Chicago Cub pilot. for his
brother manager, Wade Killifcr. OF
the Angels. Wade is In need of high
grade slabsters. and Ponder and
York. n the rumor that they will
come 20 Los Angeles is true. will be
quite "A help TO the movie city club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26

Puck Men
to Tangle
Vancouver and Victoria
Mix Tonight; WIGS Can
Tie the Nets With Win

TIC two Canadian
teams will lock
horns In b .
coast Hockey
eag ue game
booked for to-
night In vancou'
yer. n. c.. with
Vancouver n u q
Victoria playing.
A win for VIC
toria viii tie the
Ariatfocrsth WIN
Seattle for the
lead.
Vancouver has
lost four straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
JOCK AND JIM
PULL STAKES

lQfk Hufchison and Jim Barnes
f6Rsfs supreme. are on their way "a
the Sunny South. thoroly convinced
tsat. while Puget Sound climate may
BE- IDEAL. there IL su-ne difference be.
tween climate and weather.
The visit Of the pair 10 Everett
vas greeted with a furry OF snow
which proved 70 be the last straw.
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PENN MAT MEN

Penn wrestlers will tour the Middle
West, visiting perhaps University Of
Iowa and other colleges II present
plans are carried out. The baseball
nine Is also projecting trip thru
the Central West, next year.
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aailca and are now resting urfniy
on the bottom Of the standing ladder.
Tn. homo team will be strength
cned by the return OF Hugh Lehman
10 tho goai.tender's berth. he has
been out Of the game nearly two
weeks with an injured eye. hurt In
Seattle recently.
The teams were expected 10 limo UP
as foliown.
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DARTMOUTH

Dartmouth's new basketball cage
yin be erected in the west wing o.
ne alumni gymnasium on the site
~ the indoor baseball diamond at the
Hanover institute n win be ready
January I. The floor will BE- IS BY
u feet Seating accommodation will
be proved for 1000.
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BOAT DATES

The annual Cornell vs.. Harvard
dual boat races will occur on CayuRa
lake. May %. In connection with the
annual Spring Day sports pro.
gram.
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LENAVADIO WINS

HAVANA, Cuba. Dec. 26.--Gen. j.
NJ. Gomcz's 2.year-old colt Lenavsi-
do won the handicap here yester.
day. making his own pace all the
way and beating Cromwell by half q
length
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rams. These teams are now tied for
that berth In their division. Each has
Won and lost a game. Battery & trimming
both o. them.
The NlkadOes will play two games this
week. the Nippons tangilnR Wlth the In o
perlals A. the knights Of Column
Thursday. and with the stacy Shown
squad at the Eiks club Saturday.
Tho Ata~y shown outfit may b~
weakened by the loss Of Gene kunx.
their stellar guard. koDy II now -
member % the University ~ wash
iuKton frnah squad, and he made n
Eastern Washington last week.
One Is the big games looming on the
schedule II the Ben Paris Billlards.West
Seattle scrap. This II set for next week
Abe G-tyen Inns promised 10
strengthen up his ye-Ier Athletic
eIub. hut changes In bis registration
list sr~ still among the missing. lie
must show some speed or his tenm
will drop out Of the bottom Of the
league.
Teams not -hsduief for this week
planning 70 play practice games should
inform The atar. A. the league seb~dBls
IL subject 10 change The Bon Paris
Billiards. Aasbi juniors ana Collins Cubs
are the Idle teams this week
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Colonies
Battling
Arizonans
Centre College Clashes
With Southwest Cham
pions on San Diego Grid

, MCMILLAN
IN making his
last appearances
on the gridiron
today with Cen.
ire college In the
game with Arr
zona at San
Diego. Califor-
mia.
The IA m o q :
quarterback 10
the pivot Of tn
"a. -. A -
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YALE SWIM PItOGRAI

Yale swimmers will take part In
10 meets starting January IL with
penn and concluding March rs. com.
pcting in the Intercollegiate cham.
pIonships al Penn.
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wARREN G.. FIGURES

President Harding has given a cup
20 go 10 the winner of the winter
sports meet among colleges at Lake
Placid. ~. Y, December 81.
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Jock Hutehisor. British open cham.
ptnn. declares that II takes two seconds
70 rom picte n golf stroke. About one
half Of the time IL taken In tho upward
swing ~ the club. and tho rest IN the
downward swing and the follow thru.
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The Chicago Cubs viii start wcr, Y-b-
rrary is according 20 an announcement
made by Manager kiihfer. Tho pitchers
and catchers and a couple Of recruit, first
hagemen will start at that time. and the
remainder Of the PLAYERS are due 10 ar
rive at Catalina March l.