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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
PICK CAN
ENPFlT TKOt BIZ

ChFriey Pick can't expect
bed Of ro~ss when he takes oysr
the managerial reins Of the
Sacramento Solons nrat spring
Charley led one faction on the
senators that almost split the
club early Ia the 1891 racc. II
i known that Marty McGafft
gan aud Fritz Noilwiix dAin't
get along with the new Scion
skipper this season and both Of
them may be- traded There
has been strong talk that Moil-
wiiz viii be shipped to Vernon.
Pick will have hard time
plugging up the right side Of
the diamond II Nollwitx and
McGaJiigan don't answer the
roll Call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
BODfE MAY 60
TO VERNON

Ping Bodie may be back in the
Coast league this year as a member
Of the Vernon club
Bodie was traded 10 Boston by
New York in big American league
swap last year. but Bodie refused
10 report and he was suspended.
Now the Yankees who owe Vernon
several players yet. have agreed 10
make deal for Bodie with the
sox 20 he can be turned over to the
Tigers. providing that Judge lands
will lift his suspension.
Bodie Is no longer fast enough
for big league company. but he can
stu whale the onion hard enough
to make a 80 OF II In this circuit.
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Defeats
Holliday
Nine Pound Handles
Fails to Hold Colore}
Boy; Sharpe Wins

SPEED and unusually good con4
~ ton enabled Danny Edwards e
overcome a t0pound weight hand
cap and cop the decision in his four
round mix with len Holiday last
night at the Pavilion.
Holiday looks like a good boy. He
won the second round BY a shade.
and in that period il looked like the
duslSy oaklander was due for trim.
ming Edwards won the fight by
taking the other rounds in handy
manner.
Dick sharpe. Canada's other req
sentative. was too heavy and -
for Mickey Harmon. winning Their
tiff by such "a margin that not a
dissenting voice panned the hard.
working referee. Sharpe. by the way.
is one OF the heaviest lightweights
we ever glimmed.
frankie Pantley's speed and neat
work in the clinches was bit too
much for Mike Mitchell the former
boy taking the decision in one OF the
best bouts OF the evening.
Finding Al Winters submarine
formation less mystifying than last
week. RUDE Finn stood up for the
honor OF Ballard. and was awarded
the call. The bout was close. and
might have been called a draw.
You never can tell Alvin Landin
looked in for tough evening when
he squared off with Young Walgreu
the tattooed New Jersey boy. but a
couple OF right.hand socks 10 the
teeth-case in the second spasnt
stretched Walgren on the duck for
the usual ten. O.
Billy Evans won a decision over
Ernie Daley I'm the starter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
CARP MAY FOOL
THE WISE GUYS

Since Carpenter took his beating
from Dempsey. every ham fighter In
Europe Is challenging the French
light heavyweight Just because a
man can't lick Dempsey, he isn't nee.
cswarily dub; and the light heavy
weights Of the world who can trim
the brilliant French boxcr--if he has
not gone back physically since the
battle OF the ccntury''-c1,n be
counted easily on the fingers of one
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
HOT WEATHER
HITS BROWNS

On paper. the St Louis clubs
look 20 b. the cream % both major
league. and the dope points IS
pecially TO the Cardinals to cop In
the National IN 1922. despite the
Giants formidable squad. But it's
an old story The Cards and
Browns both looked good last win
ter. but the reason never thought
OF in the winter is that the hot
weather in the Mound City newt
ably slows up the pitchers during
July and August. when both teams
invariably slump.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
O'Doul Counted
as Regular by
Yank Ball Chief

Miller tfgwgins. pilot og the
Sew York Americans. IL count.
INK upon Lefty" O1Doui. who
had big ycsr with the san
Francisco seals this season. %
fill the breach in his pitching
staff next year. according 60 r.
ports from the East. O'Doui has
been recalled by the Yanks.
with Carl Mays. waite ft0yt.
Joe Bush. Ilob shaxksy and gam
Jones. five seasoned riRhthand.
ers. the addition 81 O'Douf viii
round out one % the greatest
ataifs Ia baseball
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Penalties
AND
DUNDEE DRAW

NEW YORK;, Dec. at.-Wnlle
Jackson and Johnny Dundee meet
Ing Tor the 18th time. fought n ia.
round draw Mt Madison square Car.
dent last night. Tho bout was hard
fought all the way. each trying for n
kayo in the final sessions. Jackson
had weight advantage of six
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
CUILFORD TO
PLAY ENGLISH

NEW YORK, Dec. News that
Jesse Gulford. American national
amateur champion. win compete for
the British amateur title again next
year. has been received with en-.
thusiasm in English link circles
Guilford failed 20 strike his stride
in the 1921 English classic and was
eliminated in the early rounds. but
with the confidence born Of winning
the American championship and an.
other year Of experience should fare
better In 1922.
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'DU CAN
wreck. an
wsnted
charge n
Is and II
THE u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Win Puts
Vancouver
Near Nets
Vancouver's SD Win Over
Aristocrats Reduces the
Met Lead to One Point

.VIcTORfA. n. e. Dec. 7f.--Eating
up ihe distance between second
and laft places the Vancouver All.
iionaireH stepped on the Ice here last
night and gave tho Aristocrnts the
worst drubbinr they have taken on
their home toe this season. The Nil.
lionalrea Slipped under the wire with
two lengths TO spare. tn. final score
being t-1
The Mlilionalres evidently decided
to keel the Aristocfais over with q
burst OF speed In the opening min.
ut"s. and they did g. within 10
minutes they had three goals safely
locked away. while Victoria was
paving away for one. Had IL not
been for an unfortunate injury 30
Mickey Mackay. who had 60 he car.
rio,l of the ice after tho second goal
Was scored tho Minionnires might
have run their score higher Mickey
delivered the passes that gave the
visitors their first two goals.
Vancouver gathcred'in five goals
before they eascd down and gave
the Aris,ocrats q chance to get thru
Then LIS ratr.ck's boys cut loose
and hagEed three goals. and with 10
minutes let in which to tie up tho
score. they skhted like fools az e
bear fight. but could not make the
grade Lehman proved the blk
stumbling block 20 their efforts lie
seemed 60 be able TO tag anything.
The Miilionaires are now In second
place after spending four weeks in
last place. They are just one point
behind Seattle for the premier 20.
sition. ana they viii have a chance
70 grab that honor on Monday night
The way the Cook boys are hitting
the road Just now makes them look
like champions. However. they may
strike "A sandy spot.
The Aristocrats arc detected AT
their sudden fall one week ago
they were on top. Then Seattle
knocked them into second place and
now Vancouver has kicked them
down another rung.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
WILL UOD
EIIFR DEIINERg

fsfsisfsh JILL I'M
The Oakland club had every.
thing during the past season cx.
cept pitching strength. They
had fair fielding team. the
best hitting club In the league
and plenty Of speed on the
paths. But they lacked pitchers.
the failure 81 Buzz Arlett be-
ing largely responsible for their
berth In the second division.
The Oaks have sold Babe"
Pinelli 10 the Cincy Reds and
will receive iIod Ellcr ia part
payment for him. Two years
ago Eller. with his shine ball,
was one Of the best pitchers In
the business. helping Cincin-
natl 10 win the worlds title In
1919. But he was III for some
time and the abolition OF the
freak deliveries soon made him
Of little value 10 the Reds.
lie is said 10 stiIl be "a good
hurler. Whether be will be able
10 deliver in the Coast loop
without his freak stuff. rs IL is
also banned IN this loop, will
remain to be seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
c.. l.. BREAKS
WINNING LIST

After hanging up six straight
wins. the Ben Paris Billiard team.
one OF the crack squads ia The star
Junior Basketball league. went down
to defeat In their game with the
Green Lake NJ. r. Church league
champions at Collins last night ~ "a
IS 10 "a count.
The score follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
Roy Hickey on Shelf for Two Week
Bad Knee Puts Star
Defense Man on Benc
Rickey's Knee Hurt in Victoria Scrimmage; Fras
Will Take His Place; How the Other Leagues A
Stacking Up

sATTLE'S Hockey club will be without n
services Of Roy Hickey, their sterling d
Tense man. for the next two weeks This
the verdict of the surgeons attending him.
One of Rickey's knees was badly irfSu,
in Victoria when Tommy Dunderdale's ST
cracked him. A cartilage was injured a,
he won't be able 10 skate again until Ia
next week. lie is expected TO be back |
the lineup about week from Wednesday.
In the meantime he will be replaced
Gordon Fraser. the young defense player
the Nets. Fraser looked pretty "a
"Wednesday AGAINST Vancouver trying In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

their famous end. who was cut Of
the game most of the year with an
injured ankle. will be back Ia the
lineup. With Muller In the game
the California offensive win center
around the forward pass
Washington and jefferson has a
strong team. as its record in the East
shows. but piaytng on n strqRRc grid.
iron and In a strange climate against
one OF the greatest teams that the
Coast has ever turned out. puts them
on the defensive The Presidents
have not shown very strong de-
Tense against the aerial game this
year. whieh gives the Bears a bis
edge.
Another strong point In the Bears
favor is that they have n second
team almost as strong as the first
They have a bis limo with lots of
speed and experience. They have
speed In their b2ckfleid conferred
around Toomey and Nichols. with
one OF the brainicst field generals
In the game at the head ~ the squad
in Erh. And then In Nlsbet they
have a consistent kicker who seldom
fails 10 do less than 40 yards.
The Presidents arr built around
Stein. their giant tackle, who also
plays offensive haifhaek. lie has
been placed on Walter Camps All
American team for the year.
II will be a great battle Of tackles
when Stein stacks up against either
BARNES or Mcmillan OF California.
The latter pair are little less than
wonder men on the gridiron-
California viii enter tho game
favored to win. but that Is just wha;
may lose the game FOR them. as their
biggest bug a-boo win be overcoufi.
dence. California - picked 60 win.
but you never can tell ia football
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
ENGLISH TEAMS
TO PLAY PENN

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. si--ox.
ford and Cambridge win send a.
combined lacrosse team across the
big pond early In June TO meet the
University Of PENNSYLVANIA team.
The announcement followed an in
vitation from Penn to the Ensl1n
universities 20 play the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
VARSITY
HOOPERS
VICTORs

EDMrNDSON'S University OF
- Washington basketball team
took another easy game last night.
smoihcring the System sign team. g
10 II. Infhe second half. with the
game ON Ice. the varsity coach put
a substitute quintet on the floor.
which proved almost as effective as
the first SOUND
Peters. substitute center. was the
sensation OF the game for the col.
legians.
The varsity Is rapidly improving in
smoothness and team play, and looks
more and more like a real champion.
ship contender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

games in that loop
"iiornsby ia out ia front Of every
pitch and cracks 'cm aquarely." says
sehorr and he hits en- far Hc
knocked couple clear over the
left neld fence IN San Francisco. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
FOUR TEAMS IN
PRAIRIE LEAGUE

After starting with four teams and then shifting to ind
the Prairie league well under with four clubs pay
Calgary, Regina Saskatoon and Edmonton are represent
IN the league the things shaping up Acco
ing TO latest reports from this circuit Calgary was off TO
flying start with three straight wins.
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Seven-Game Series
Will Help Baseball
Nine Game Series Too Long and Too Much of Fnan-
cal Burden Charley Pick Can Expect Trouble at
Sacramento; Ping Bode May Return; Other Gossip
RY LEO II. LASSEN

lie return To the scven-game series for the
annual clash between the winners OF the
American and National league pennant pur-
suits will be a good thing for baseball.
The original intention of the series. when
it. was first instituted nearly 20 years ago.
was to provide "A compensation for the win
ming teams and to provide a spectacular
windup for the seasons grind.
The change to the nine-gane series. made
in 1919. and said To have been made because
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
EASTERN LEAGUE
UNDER WAY

The National hockey association is also under way n
the East with the Toronto St Patrcks and the Ottawa
World champions leading the procession with three wins
and loss each. Les Canadens and Hamilton. the
other pair Of teams in the loop, have victory each
and three defeats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
SfH0RR SAYS
IIOR\SBN ~ BEST

OF the four great hitters- Horns
by Cobb, lieilmann and sislcr. who
played III the California Mid-Winter
league, Hornsby rs the greatest, ac.
cording 10 Hunky Schorr. Seattle
southpaw, who worked In few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
ICE RACE ENTRIES
OPEN soon

Definite as to when the entries for the
third annual Star ice at the Arena will Open will be
made early week The year were very sue
cessfu and every effort will be made to make this years
event good last years program Pat Donahue the
finals two ago while Jimmy Mcrath finished in front
last year.
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Soccer
Middle
in Air
AL McKinnon Suspended,
but Eckart-Bocing Con-
troversy Still Unsettled

vlfE soccer controversy In the
senior division % The star
league Ia stall unsettled.
At meeting Of the managers OF
the West Seattle. Bocing Aircraft
and Isckar, Cigar 60. teams. at Tho
Star last night the following took
place.
Al No kinnon. who rsglsisr~d with
West Seattle. and then playcd with
She Eckart team ono game under the
name Of James Nckinnon. has been
suspended for the season The West
Seattle team and f'ckart club were
rxoneratcd from All blame IN this
ease.
Then Ely Castor. manager q the
Eckart team. charged that Manager
Kuhn. OF tho lIo-ing team. had tried
70 induce players TO Join hiA club
Kuhn denied this statement.
Another meeting will be held 81
The star Friday night. AZ which
time Max KEEP and Hans Mehl. the
players In question. win be asked 60
attend and straightrn the matter out,
For tho present KEEP and Mchl arr
members OF the Bocing team. and
arc eligible 60 play for them. They
have been released by the Ecknrt
team and signed by tho Iioaing club
Castor stated that he didn't want
dissatisfied players on hts club. and
that he didn't know OF tho league
rule that manager could prevent
the transfer OF his players TO another
team.
Kuhn. manager OF the Bocing
team. declared that Mchi had played
on "A team with him years ago. and
that Mchi had come to him and asked
TO play with the IBooing club
Alex &. Rose. manager OF tho
league. declared that CASTOR should
have Informed The star. and should
not have dropped out of the league.
n KEEP and Mehi refused TO play
with the Eckart team, they would
have been suspended.
The Eckart team has not definite.
~ . withdrawn from the league. ns
they still have tho nucleus for good
club. They viii be allowed to sign
up new players IL they decide TO re.
turn to the lcngue. They will decide
their own status after next weeks
meeting.
In the meantime the regular SEIZED.
ulc OF games will bc played In The
star league Sunday and Monday.
The schedule for these games fol.
lows:
SUNDAY. JA>UARY
senior Games
West Seattle va nocing Aircraft club
o., South Park. at ss30 D. m. Referee.
Bliy Hioomcn.
postoffice W. Woodland Park. at upper
Woodland park. at ! p. m. Referee,
Johnny Rooks
Junior Games
South Park ~, Ballard Juniors. at
South Park, at .. IA. Referee. Bliiy
igloomen
Cowan Cirar Go. vs. Falcon A. ,C.. at
lower Woodland park, at o. Ia. Ref
cree. Bob Lemon.
Allen Athletic association W. uaw-
thornc Juniors. at Columbia playficld, at
/ - IN. Referee. George HooflinR
1.ouie'a French Dry Cleaners Va Den
Paris billiards at walia Walla, at l D
m. Referee. Bnly Waller
MONDAY. JANUARY 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

car-rtaa a raiiis disHss 70 SON. neat
ho~tna Net fhe npsss cafa cans wss
tsa aead ard ragprt 80 thfre iiitE
ehesfs thr fffir Fufer hall taeisf ~fth
ths HaI9 NnElsHh. ied tAa gay ~ith 50
Capfsln F4ai itsnshsf. ~hs aisp steers
'he bail AFTER q leaves his hahH pst 80
fqs 1851 uaUat " ri4nufnE ~ adopt
thsir stsie. tat nsa uet esealesfsa tss
load gneF carly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

all the time His inexperience his big weakness ho'
as Smokey Harris skaed around him several TINA
With Hickey the shelf it that the Seattle ten
viii be short utility man. leaving Archie Briden to do I'll
extra chores
Otherwise the Nets pretty well fixed Bobby Rovsi
injured ribs coming around 0. X and the rest Of III
local gang look fit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
NETS PLAY IN
NORTH MONDAY

Seattles hockey will play Vancouver again
Monday night in Vancouver and then tangle with Vic
toria here Wednesday. After this pair of games the
locals res, for full week. with Victoria and Vancouyer
meeting twice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
HANDICAP
HOOKED BY
F. BROWN

Tn THE telephone company's handi.
cap tourney. held last night.
Brown. Jackson. Herr. Susky and
Barth finished at the top, in the order
named. Brown topped with a handi.
cap load of &c.
Totals:s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

The world series Is tho climax 20
baseball ard the interest can b.
maintained only IN a snappy series
Judge Lands, la advising the r.
turn 10 the seven game series, did a
good thing for baseball u has
been endangered enough turnout
the country by frenzied finance
lately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
'uED Wl3,
| R28Rla
CO..

" u j. necessary for a man 10 10
. Tighter Ia get . card la the boxers
union. u looks like the ranks Of tho
bowers will be considerably thinnsd
cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Irank Williams. tho n~w captain
Of tho hiaE bprs>. .st five f.ss~
fsr hi. m~a wtth sti the ftr~t game.
but the stsps- act too heavy in the
astt iws and 10 didut do 20 ges-i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31
COACHES
ANNOUNCE
LNEUPS

7 os ANGELES. Dec. 3ts--The fol-
~ lowing ifueups for tho big grif
game here Monday have been an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Assthsf xs.d r.n.e ). ls sssrs TO
nisht al tho VIA sinb ~h~n ths
ballard Cab. .sxas With ~hsa~s A
" siff at y. ~. Tho Cot. have
sen I've x.asr~ By the fsefrU route.
Tho ~hsnss t~~m has br.As even ia
tee .t.rs.. bot their team has b~~s
strengthened ~ the sdaii..n ~ ust
Tsassr al su.ysis and thry shssfid
give the n@ii-sa tsS- . sss~i rus
fsr ths Gaass.
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he two would prevent pitcher from doni
mating the games. had happened in the past and that
nine games would determine the better efficient
y than the seven-game layout
But the ninegame has proved to be too long and
that much OF expense for the public who.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Partisan Chocolates test iit'is -iue
nut - the sails ~ itiprss rAfr = hsn
thsy snssreh fhr fret tug fuanas. ufd
reliable goiaasl NAasa came back uife =
nirs SCI tsfAf
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scoring


First period. Vancouver. skinner
from MarKay. 5'Ss. :. Vancouver. Adams
from MacKay. o :0s. .. Vancouver, skin
ner from Duncan. $50.
Second period, Vancouver. Adams
unassistcd. 1879. 3. Vancouver. Cook un-
assisted. 90. q. Victoria. punderdaie
from oatman. ora.
THIRD period T. Victoria. nundcrdale
from g. i.auRhlin. sac; =. Victoria. Fred.
erickson from oetman, 7,5s
Penalties
First period None
second period 49, Johnson mlnutc.
Cook. minutes: rrcdcrioksou, min.
utea. Harris. minutes,
Third period None,
Snbstitutions
First period -rarkes for MaeKay.
Meekinw Tor punderdhle
Second period - pundefdnie for Neck
inE; Ilnlderaon for pundcrdhte. ncslrenu
FOR Harris. Duuderdaie Tor Fredoriekson
Third period None.
Hnferpo--ion.
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21-Point
Edge for
Coasters
California Must Watch
Over-Confidcnce; Null
Ter Strengthens Bears
Bl LEO III. LASSEN

4 Lifo Il y las
football team viii
enter Mondays
game with Wash.
ington and lcf.
ferson favoritcs
TO win by a mar
GIN 81 at least
three touehdowns.
The Golden
Bears will be at
the top OF their
sire ng tn. as
Brick Muller.
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a practice SAN. j. wanted fef So
nixhf ~ fhs Iaaier ptsyneid tsam -
~ 80 Seattle Use aafre NIL as PLAYED
af o o. kaf sef isaEpe team ~aff-
lag tne rafus snauid 49, in fuath ifnns.
aiafsis sta waiter bas a. Wrsi eEtt-n
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81 NDAy. JA>UABS 4
senior Games


Woodland W., Maple Loafs. az Wood
land. NJ 2iia p. m. Billy liloomen
postoftlce W Hoeing Aircraft, at I n
m. Lincoln. Geo. HoofiinR
Junior Games
ballard Va Falcon, a. Woodland, at !
y. m. Bob lemon,
Alien w. Ben Paris billiards. at lower
Woodland, I 30 p. m. !. Rocks
Iouic'H We Hawthorne, at Maiia walia
y. m, w Waller
South Park vs.. Washington Park. n,
Washington park, al D. m. BIZ Jones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

The Colonial theatre Il hsirr repre-
- ntsst ~ 3gAieF team made 10 -
fafuer fAaoain ara Ballard midget
raFrfa ThrF ~antsd 30 enter Tbs hiaf
isssws. huf theirs isa't a franchise @fssn.
Pfsetirs games ~iii be srhr5uisi for this
team ~ith star isaEtse euffts wheastrF
rsassitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Harry Wunfana dropped arAin fhis
week and nos is oniy rgint ahead ~
Grifnn. eha b. fcliiaE the best game IN
The rifY tignt nos webb Nnffpwi with
hia Efoat sefirs climbed 10 third plaec
with tps Harry Benson. Tom ~ pvfuel
aud Iordy feilos in the order named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

The Charley whits.T<w Tender firhi
seems 20 have fallen thru. and Rocky
Kansas will sub Tor Tender AGalnni
white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-31

Dtuslmans ouiY shet fti their s~cerd
Fans. ard Hairy brEaH sanding oct =
81 r. calls fpf nrs hsen iie 10 thiakius
~ ssadiur urgfhsf Nate East - q
scouting ulq