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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-07
Strenuous Methods
Used to Forestall
Break in Levee

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May 6.-Sev-
eral hundred farmers and railroad
men are working tonight to prevent
Bayou levee on White river near
Devalls Bluff. A break at this point
will cause the inundstion of large
area of farm and timber land in the
White river bottoms. and will force
suspension of traffic on the Rock
Island railroad between Brinkley and
DevalPs Bluff. The weakened con-
dition of the Ievee here was hscov-
cred this morning. and d train Noad
of sand bags sent from Little Rock
for its repair. Governor McRae. who
was at Cotton Plant Today, pledged
work as needed. At the point of the
crevasse Yesterday. White river has
fallen two feet tonight.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-07
Light Snow Falls
In Greenville. Ala,

-GREENVILLE. Ala, May Snow
in very light form was seen fall
ing here early Yesterday morning by
citizeNs. 1t was the first time there
has been a snowfall here in May
in many years
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-07
M. & @. Railroad
viii Re-employ Men

MOBILE, Ala. May 5.-A notice
that fifty per cent of the men re-
Gently laid off in the repair shops
of the Mobile and Ohio railroad at
Whistler would be put back to work
was posted on the gate of the plant
today.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-07
CONGRESS PASSES.
MARKETING BILL

WASHINGTON, May 5.-A bill al
lowing farmers to combine in CO.
operative associations to market
agricultural products without suffer-
ing restrictions of existing antitrust
laws, was passed today by the house
and now goes to the senate. The
vote was 2S4 to 40.
SOUTH CAROLINA FORMS
COOPERATIVE BUREAU
COLUMBIA. s. c., May ga CO.
operative marketing bureau was or
BANKED mere today by the South
Carolina Cotton association, under
the 1920 state legislature. act.
The association will form larwge
cotton pools, farmers who are mem
bers contributing bales these to be
sold at the best possible prices, the
contributing farmers to receive re-
turns IN proportion TO the cotton put
into the pool. The elimination of
speculation is the aim sought. Farm
ers are 20 assign their cotton for
five-year periods to the cotton mar
keting association. but this does not
prohibit their mortgaging their crops
as security against loans. Temper
airy officers of the association were
elected today. A manager is to be
selected nv the exeputiya con1 m it fee
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-07
ULT|MATUM GIVES
| HUNS TILL MAY Z
To CONE To TERMS
Harbor at Brest
Again Is Stirred
By WarIike Scenes

.BREST, May 6.-The French
port, used by American troops
during the world war, today bus
tied once more with martial prep
aration.
The harbor was filled with
warships and small craft, condi-
tioning fighting vessels for the
possible journey to German ports.
At Toufon there was great &C.
tivity. The cruiser Provence was
ordered prepared to leave at
moments notice and two other
cruisers were ordered into fight
ing trim to join the fleet here.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-07

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The tnvi-
7Rtion of the supreme council that
be United States have representa-
YES on that body, the council Of
AMBASSADORS and the Preparations
Ibmmission is understood to shave
BEN the subject of a half hours con-
erence late today between President
arding and Secretary Hughes, at
be White House
4 No announcement was forthcoming
Fom the White House, but it vas
Boarded as probable that a decision
b the invitation would await the
Rgular cabinet meeting tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
FINAL ICE
HEATS ON
WEDNESDAY

The final trial heats In Tho star
leo races win b. held between periods
a, the hockey game tomorrow nigh,
at the Arena
These heats are tn b made up -
only those skaters who have raced
in previous hea,s ard have been de-
r~ated Tho~e eligible for wcincs
Gays rncrss follow.
Eirner satterbcrx. J. G. Johnson.
r. J. Raby. Ralph Sfuwocd. Paul
clsaptn. I. Price. cyrfi Wales and q.
W. Carlson
n five or ie9 skat~rr shcw NJ
only one heat win be rneee. and the
men finishing first and second win
be entered In the rnais 20 be raced
next week. II more than five show
up. then TWO heats win be held. the
winners qualifying for the finals.
Tonight's heats win be over the
usual eight laps. skating In front Of
the hockey nets. The finals will b.
over a measured mile track. Prizes
have been lined Up for the first three
finlshers.
Phil Donahus. james scGrath and
Buster Brown have already qualified
for the finals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
BAKER MAY
JOIN
WASHINGTON

-IIomcrun" Baker may be bump
ing tho pin over the American league
barriers again.
Last season the YnDkB--to whom
tho Marylander belongs wanted him
mighty bad. Then along came little
Erin Ward and they almost forgot
Frank.
Clark Griffith Is making over.
lures 10 Manager Higgins for
swap that would give Washington
Babe Ruth's prodocessor AZ fence
buster.
The death OF Bakers wife before
tho 1920 season opened left him with
two small children To care for. He
quit the game then no he could be
homo
In case Of a Washington DEAL he
could DO near his family during the
homo stands of the Nationals.
Baker last GUNNER played semi
pro ball near his own balliwick
The coming Of the mighty Babe
Ruth has dimmed the records that
won Baker his home-run prefix
But he can gtiil hit 'cm.
And the Washington club surely
needs swatterr.
Tho fans would IKE to sre Baker
and Ruth In a home run duel In 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Cut Out
the
SideIines!

Jiiue laws have hit barsbnIl
Gambling In forbidden Chicago
Cubs and White Sox.
Branch Hickey Of the 81. Louis
Cardinals has put the kibosh on
penny ante.
In Brooklyn Manager Robinson
big. fat. genial. fatheriy-uscn
a different system
Your Uncle Wiibcrt druwv a
hand and sits In tho card games
with his boys. The chatter OF gai.
looping doninoes doesn't annoy
him. lilo occasionally takes "A
drink.
Nothing to ertrcmon. is his
gospel
No hg stakes sro allowed.
Here are two systems
Thou shalt not and tho Friend
~ supervisor.-
Players who can't control rheir
gaming instincts need tho blue
having.
Players who can. also csn get
along with the faiheriy stuff.
Rut for tho sake OF the weak
tho strong should be strong
enough Ia cut out cards and dice
for the good Of their fellow play
crs and the game itself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
MARANVuLE HAS RUTH
CHEATED AT CAGE GAME

Babe Ruth can't do everything.
Basketball IN one Of EN-
Tho Braves star shortstop. Rub
bit" Naranvirle. n showing up the
king At this pastimel
Hes capitaiixing his diamond fame
tn the indoor loop gnme
Mnranviile Ia n real basketball
star. too. He has gathered together
one Of the best teams in Now Eng
land and Is making . financial 20
OF H.
He's an athlete from hfs toes up
The long grind Of summer basebaTl
doesn't burn up all his athletic ener-
gies- More's In reserve for whites
sports.
The Rabbit shows As much pep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

IN looping the BAN IN the 'bual11es
as he does In hts shortstopptns.
II keeps him IN top shapA WI
he goes South TO she training onnnp
In few weeks he'll b al reaAy -
set the pace and show hiD 0oo1
right off the bat
Just who hen 70 SCUM IN -
to the baseball David Haxumas
Before the stove league - vouun'
UP the svapping shakeuD AAnsHs1nns
may 30 either . PiratA . Hed - ~
Giant Perhaps ben sttu b . 8saSA
But some high bids hang Ssug -
head
An this DOESN'T interest a. H.
Bit now. He's got the haakst 49,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
naA newr for the caAdIea.

f-@sAt a'Fn htff e%*%&fA,-
George Duncan. the British open
golf champ. u coming TO tpc United
States In July.
Hen enter the national open fray
next summer with his partner. Abe
Mitchell. another English golf super.
The pair ranks with Nardon and
Ray. vino toured the United States
last summer. And incidentally Ray
took our golf cup back with him
Duncan II the fastest man on the
links today. lie doesn't wnste time
In making his shots. but walks up
to the ball and smacks H. He goes
round tho course like n comet
Caddies have 20 run to keep up
with him by the time thoy follow
him round the falrsays their tongues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Tommy Gibbons
to Box
Harry Creb

NEW YORK. Jan. is.--Tousny
Gibbons. ST Paul light heavy
weight boxer. has been matched
TO meet Harry Grob. OF rlttsourx.
In n i5round bout at Madison
square Garden on January g.
The brother OF the famous Mike
and his opponent. Grcb. have beon
mcntioHed a. two likely oppo-
n-nts OF heavyweight Champion
Jack Dempsey In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
INDIA SENDS
NET DEFY

NEW YORK. Jan is.--Adied IN.
srrcst IN tfss preliminary rounds for
tho Davis tennis cup. which probably
viii bc played In tho United States
nrxt summer. vffl Be furnished by a
team from India, which has Just
mailed n challenge to the American
association. Tho tram WIN be com.
posed OF British and Indian tennis
players a challenge also Is expected
from Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
BAD NEWS FOR CADDIES!
DUNCAN Is FAST BIRD

arc hanging out
Duncan toured this country In
1911. During his flying trip he
played In over 20 matches Tho Brit
on wasn't defeated when playing on
even terms.
lie drives the bah almost as far
AZ Mitchell - tho king OF distance
drivers Abe won i've of tho big
English tournaments last season.
Tho two English golf stars win
make tour of the American links
similar 10 the vardon and Ray
taunts-
our -pro~- WIN have their work
cut out 10 beat the visitors.
And the caddics, Wen. Duncan
VIII probably wear out several doz-
ems of en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
LYNCH TO
BOX SOON

Lynch. bantamweight champion. will
meet the winner OF tho carf Tire
Burrnan fight here Wed
ncsdsy night II vus announced to
day by Mat Hinkle. local fight pro
moscr. Hinki. said Eddie Mead.
Lynoh'E manager. has agreed 10 have
his fighter meet the winner here In
February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

kfi-nt YrAts CD
EAGER
TO START

HEODFI.N~. Jan u = z
Ward. who was kept on the nobinS
bencn by iilners most Of last season.
"a eager for IN. bill 10 ring again.
Ward In - years Old and rcalizra
that II he doean't get started thir
r-aaon he'll have TO drop cut OF th.
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
SPORT BOOM AT
MILLS COLLEGE

DETROIT. Jan is.--T'he next ierts-
istic- are on the boom with the girls
a, Mills college. Hockey and hand
ball are the major sports. but basket
ball IL fast gaining a foothold and
candidates for the biz five are turn
ing out for practice daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
PRINCE AS
OWN JOCKEY

LONDON. Jan is--It h quite
possible that the prince Of waics VIII
carry his own racing coiory Al the
grand military meeting at Sandown
in March. The prince II eager TO
ride the horse recently presented him
by an Australian admircr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
BIG LIST FOR
FUTURITIES

NEW YORK. Jan fs>--Ciose 10
! 500 nominations have been made
for the futurities OF 1924. The list
which has just been closed, includes
representative Of Canada ana every
section OF the United States. one
hundred and sixty breeders are rep
resented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
Star Writer
Picked Muller
for "AH-An,ericon

OF all nationally known sport
writer's who picked AilsAmerican
teams at the completion OF the
football season Turkey day. Dean
Snyder, writing for The Htar. was
the only one OF the lot who placed
Brick" Muller. CALIFORNIA; great
end, on his first eleven. And that
was before Muller starred in tho
Ohio State California tussle. on
New Years day. Muller's work
that day Justified snyders nsleo
ton beyond n doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
HORSE RACING
IN MICHIGAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Is.-Ash-
lature will be asked by the Michigan
OF Fairs To legalize horse
racing In the state. The sport. II 70
stored. would be under a commission
similar 10 the boxing commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
DOESN'T WANT
WILLS MATCH

O'R0urke In not looking for re
turn match between Fulton and
wills. but has n negro heavyweight
that he is willing 20 match against
F'ulton's black conducror He s
Pinkey Lewis.
Promoter Tex Richard In making
fresh efforts To get Featherwcight
Champion Johnny Klfbane 20 defend
his title. Whether he will have any
success remains 10 be seen. Kilbane
seems TO have adopted a policy Of
silence. He win not say what he in
tends 70 DO In the future and will not
even discuss terms for champion
ship match.
Perhaps KiIbane II waiting until
the offers mount high enough. No
doubt he realizes that his next match
VIII gee his finish as a champion, and
he means TO get all he can before
signing away his title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

Summary


yfrrt perfoa-ti) vsnocuv>s. .. AAnnA
is;so.
second perfod-f1) vAneorv~, Maeha1
from Harris Tiob. fs) vsnc0uves. J.
Adams from Hackay. see 90 Seattle
Morris from Foyston. sste 90 yAp-
couser. Skinner from Harris. $50. 90
Seattle. RILEY ESQ. CD Seattle. Ysystso
from Walker. t.5o.
Third period--fD van-ouvsv. Ma<kAH
ii:1o. 90 Vancouver. J. Ads ms from
HhrriA go fioD Vancouver. cook. E.gA
Final soors-ysneouyer I. seattle =
bubstitutions; First period SSAtoA
Norris for robin- second p~rtod--sAafffa
Tobin for Morris. Morrts for Tobfn- vsn-
couser. W. Adams for J. Adams. Third
period - Vancouver. Dssreza fDs T.
Adams
Penalties FIRST period - vabcouveR.
Hackay. minutes B~oond persod---yan-
eoaver. Skinner. nsinu,ea. seattfA
walker, minutes Third perfod--fonA
Hsforee--klckey Ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
"U" FIVE
DOWNS
ELKS in
THRILLER

The Eiks club and the University
Commercial club dished up a fast
cage game In tho city basketball
lcagu. last night. with tho ~ ave
winning by tho margin OF 1 point
The finai score was 20 To - Ward
Bell, -" forward. WINS the star Of
the game with his brilliant dnbbling
and shooting Maria. Elk guard.
snaFF~d five neld goals.
In tho other game the pug-s Round
Paper Bor team downed the silent
Frats - 90 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

lttlil tAiia Nftt
Little world series" title in
1920.
The trio of stars who
helped most to put the ORR
oles on the pedestal of glory
are wanted by the majors.
But they can't buy 'em.
The three oriole nminaries want
ed are:
JACK BENTLEY. pitcher and
homerun slugging fret bassman.
MERwIN JACOBSON. center
fielder and leader OF the league In
hitting.
JACK OGDEN. pitcher and ren
able pinch hitter
But Dunn won't sell EN-. lie has
turned down scores Of offers. Bait.
more fans want 20 keep their stars
at home The big league club man
ayers might as well talk to a stone
Idol as 20 Dunn.
CHIEF
PRIZE
Bentley-the fellow with the
y douglas Fairbanks SMILE" the
rsrcat pitching arm and the Babe
Ruth" eye for smuggling. Is the prise
which the angling majors want most
Dunn has developed the big Eel.
how from shiftless pitcher. cast
off from the washington club. into
. prima donna
Bentley pitched a two-hit game for
ohc Senators on his first trip to the
mound Blu, he failed to shine after
that Washington paid hts car farv
around the country for two years
and got little In return
When be slipped into Dunn's palm
tAs oriole pilot saw possibilities
written all over the big piano frame
u the castoff. But he dient get
started until after getting out OF the
army. In which he picked up leu
tenants JOB overseaA
He won some gxrneA Dunn
praised him Bentley liked II and
worked hArtcr. His hitting ability
earned him . place ~ FIRST base
when h wasnS on the mound He
pounded the pin 80 hard he finished
second to Jacobson. the league had
- In 1874
ALL
SLUCGERS
fnternAs3uua Ssgus pfsrbrs All
make when Bentley swings his bat
I HIS drives 90 almost ~ Ear ~ Babe
Ruth'a He has . hong reach and
en- hR . han most anywhere
His pitching Is just ~ classy -
his hitting He's got sped He's AZ
} steady ~ . radiator and trrst N fun
- Etram-
Just now B-nn.y y Rvfns - HI.
farm near Sandy Spring. Nd
jacobson and Ogden. the others
wanted By the majors. are Just as
valuable As Bentley. but not so SPEC
sacniar.
Their hitting ability would
str~nSrscn any bah club.
Baltimore IL with Dunn % the fin
kh as regards keeping his furntn-
Aries
In years past they have seen their
stars float away from them. All
they got in return was the.echo Of
their fame.
Babe Ruth, the mighty. and Ernie
Shore are among those they've given
up to the big show.
The players themselves are satfs
fled 10 stick to the Orioles.
SO IL seems 70 be a bargain-thai
kheyTi continue to b a happy fam
ny. and win another pcnnant for
Balfinore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
ABOUT BAKER
RUMO r

NEW YORK. Jan Is.-Officinls ok
the Yankees say they know nothing
OF the report that Home Run Bak-
ct Is to return to the game next seap
son, after q years retirement r.
was intinated. however, II he did
come back, be would be tradad y
some other club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
NETS
LOSE
in
NORTH
srAsDnso or =

VANCOUVER ID. c. Jan. H.
Vancouver went back into the lead In
the Coast puck race last night when
Seattle was nnothered under 7-to-3
count II WIS a brilliant game. in
spite OF the large score. the homo
team counting three goals In the final
period. Luck was against the Seattle
team thruout the melee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
TIGER
NUGGETS
WALLOP
QUAYS
srs~DrSo or MIDGET TEAMS

Broadway midget baskcthan five
showed itA real strength Monday aft
ornoon. when the Tigers took the
champion Queen Anne fve down the
line by 10 To . count. In the Broad.
way gym.
The Tigers w~r- IN the lead all INC
way. and the close checking OF rcek
and Tsukno. the broadway guards.
and tho scoring OF Wclch. mt center.
who piled up 1--WE field goals. fca
turcd. Young Rivers. Mt forward.
was tho shining light for the Quays.
Tho iIarup
Rivers -.....F.-.----.. Marion
Provost --..... -. p. --------.. Arai
rtNcn s.-~..---..- G. 49,. Weleh
ltaldsn ...----...-s a, - --.-----.. fesk
Linton ..ss......... q. s...s..sss Tsukno
sabstitutisn. -siouid for MAIDEN. dould
retnr 20 forward ana rr-sos, 10 soara.
Haiden Tor Linton.
seoaAxi FIELD goal. -wsieh 6. ar~i 4
trssost /. tuver. l. fres throws
Marion s. nisers
Referee Turner
The Quay frouh team dowDed
broadway Ia tho second uff
EiahbtAi HAthk'A INV t'@fi h'Ft
step with broadway In tho percent,
are column by downing the weak
East high five. IS 90 /. The East high
team didn't give tho Quakers much
competition.
In the froah game n WINS different.
however. with tho East high tram
turning In a ~ toi win. Both games
were played at Franklin
West s>attle'- midget and fr~-h.
men hoopers didn't make very bril-.
liant beginning when they played
their first games at Lincoln yestsr.
day The lincoln midgrts piled M
20 10 count on the Indians. John
Mullln at guard. Washer at forward.
and Smith AT center. played best for
the winners. WIN. williams. guard.
was tho ion. star for the losers. The
Lincoln frosh won. 1916.
The n~xt games IN the midget ana
froah league are billed for Thursday
afternoon. with Qu~en Anne and
Franklin furnishing tho feature mid
Sc, game at Queen Anne The other
games will find Broadway playing
West Seattle at West Seattle. and
Ballard playing East high al Rai.
lard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
UrH2I
.Gn1lEb9

p--4n r~~h~~t. fis> v-ss~sn ~afl~s~A
league sutft~lde<. has b~~n r~sss~~1
10 the cln~y Reds by tho Chk~x~
Cub via ths .s1ss~ reste.
n heoks -~-tsfu that NIB M~as~; ~
Cysst star ~he playsa bis sirst IVA sagus
--Nsoa -ffh New rerk IN tn. AmsttrAn
league last yeaT. Gin - tired Al NrEt
base Tits runnn~r Manages HuxEtns
says that Nsas~is not eutf.sifsr nor
thirf sseker. but thai he vii MAKE
the fan. forget all aban, Ftpp n he u
played q, first b~s@ regularly. PIPE. y
seems - % h~ as.G trading msferis4
% brinE eatfsaiaur ~ pitsher % he
ranka
mn rwsa~.s the r.> snw~<v
hras~v, 10 h~lsx santed up"n
r~xui<s with the ~. fsssi. Card. Ne
10 expected 10 work In tarn with
De<sk. Iiaise~. sehupp and -hrseiL
Dick uohiitssti. former ar iesEos nrsi
sarher. rha gHii the Akron ciah. IN The
International league. after pli8tiuE the
ohio club - fourth place 10 its nrss
Ycar In the isa9ss. has b~~a signed 70
manage the Reading team. In ths ssfns
circuit tAis sumner
Nan. Warner. vho.s osf-r 10 nsnsxs
ths Phiiiy Nationals vas turusd desn
for Bin Donoxzn's Application. riu tutor
the Carnegie Tech eeiisss team again
fnis spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

TuE~psy NIGHT ON IDEAL ALLEYS
T~1~ysissn~ I~~~ue
ksfnf~nkn~s "a Comtnerrla Cable
spiierrs va Netos Vehicles, AieYs Z, O.
10. II.
C1tAaaf1ev I<zAxss
lnsys 9 ara s.
mis~d D~ubi~s IsAvn
Ars>a I and 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
BALTIMORE
FLOCK
: REMAINS
INTACT

he Baltimore
0riole club
star flock
Of the min
ors-is still
intact.
M a n ager
Jack Dunn
has no price
for his play
ers who cop
ped the In
te national
league PEN
nant and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18
AFRAID or
FUITON.S LEFT

F'ulton's present position " Decd.
ediy unusual There In not = white
heavyweight OF any prominence In
the ring today willing to fight him.
and yet he no longer IL regarded b.
the public as n serious contender for
tn. title. Dempscy's quick victory.
combined with that OF Wills. has side.
tracked Fulton completely. Yet none
Of the contendcrs has nerve enough
to take a chance vith Fulton. They
are all afraid OF that long. cruel left
OF hts.
Fulton deserves some considera
ton. IL only because he was not
afraid to fight tho much dreaded
Wills. He took the black man on
when n match with the champion
was looming up. II any other heavy.
weight had been In Fulton's place
at that time there would have been
no match with Wills. that II sure.
Now Fulton In Stunned as much ms
Wills himself n the big fellow
were asking for a fortune there
would be some excuse for ignoring
him. but he il willing to fight on q
percentage baris no matter who his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-18

The standard golf bail ~ n
championship matches must noe
weigh more than Lee ounces o. b.
less than 1.e2 inches In diamefeE.
That ought 10 be cary TO remember
Coach Btzdej< q Penn Stste bu01D
his teams with the idea that n his
men score more points than the other
fellows they'll win. That n = hAr1
statement 10 backfire on
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