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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-12

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masterful man Now Is the time
% sustain and uplift her even aS
thrisi woa'd have done. Are We
any better than lie who died ou
the Cross.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-12
FROM The BEkEDlCTtNE
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-12

Acaia cotton Is the best coston. 81,
Acais cotton seed for this yea
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-12
She states II M,sc,v

white alilerine With severe az
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40 be- chest socn disappeared. the
cough became loose. eNpe ,orat0n
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This remedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Washington Yearlings
Face Two Hard Battles

Several stars Of the frosh season
that are showing great possibilities
for future varsity squads will make
their final appearance for the sea
son. Pefrie. fullback. Is back once
more. AFTER laying out with injuries.
and win bolster up the first string
backfield
Fred Back. Les Sherman. Ed
Kuhn. Walter Daley. Chaimcr Wal
ters, Fred Wcstrofn. Dick Hoibrook
and others that play this week are
considered valuable additions to the
Washington teams OF future years.
The squads that will make the
trip have been announced by Coach
Matthews as follows: Purple" 20
EIiensburg: Backs. Mcleod. Abel.
Olson. r. Olson. Perry Clark. Don
Clark. Boyer: ends. Lvingood. Fas-
sett, SEWERS: linemen. Hughes. Kos
ser. Harms. Christie. Kecfe. Linn
and Gazette.
Gold" 10 Pullman: Backs. Hay.
Hanley. Daley. petrie. Beck, shcr.
man: ends. Duboise. Cole. Westrom.
Irvine: linemen. Kuhn. LIlis. VII
son. Erickson. Walters, Wilder. Hol.
brook and Harley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

TWO hard games face the Wash
i ington froeh this week. compiet-
ing the yeariings' schedule. The
Purple" squad will play Eliensburg
Normal Friday afternoon In Eilens.
burg and the Gold" team will meet
the w. s. c. babes In Pullman Sat
urday afternoon.
Coach r. l.. Matthews predicts
that the sun Dodger blebes win be
downed In at least one Of the games
and possibly both The yeariinss
have passed thru the season without
defeat so far. piling up over 200
points TO 81 for the opposition.
Matthews prediction Is based on
the wonderful showing Of the Cou-
gar babes this season. Last Satur.
day the Washington Staters trim
med Iewis and Clark high school
OF Spokane 60 so 0 and the week
before they easily won from the
Idaho frosh. considered the hardest
game OF the season.
The strongest possible lineup will
be sent 10 Pullman when the two
squads leave Thursday. and the
weakened Purple" squad may find
trouble at the hands OF Eiiensburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

rally suppose that champion hold.
Ing two titles would have a perfect
right 20 step twice as fast. Not NO
with Johnny Buff. holder OF the ny.
weight and bantam honors. Broad.
way holds no attractions for him.
Johnny would much prefer sitting
In the dingy old fire station near
his home and talk II over with the
boys" The fire laddics have bcen
his pals ms far back aa he can re-
member.
Prosperity has smiled on Johnny
Buff Success In the roped arena.
however. has In no way changed
bin. Altho he Possesses more mon
ey than he once believed was I'm
the United States treasury, he stifi
sticks to the neighborhood where he
was raised
Buff looks like a fellow who viii
never suffer from imitation OF the
head. lie does things today just an
he did when n preliminary boy. He
admits a lot OF people who once
passed him by are now trying to
make fuss over him. 1T In be
cause OF my titles. not me- reasons
Johnny.
His greatest diversion is playing
pinochie. His greatest dissipation W
fishing for crabs. minus the strong
bait. II you are looking for Johnny
Buff. first try his home. II not
there. u h certainty you win find
him at Engine HOUSE No. 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

TwESTyTHREE men survived
\ the first slice IN the varsity
basketball squad early this week.
Coach Edmundson retained four cen
tiers. ten forwards and nine guards
on his first string.
Leo Nicholson. running guard on
the varsity quintet two years ago.
has been showed into Arch Taibots
place at forward and completes the
combination of veterans. Evan
Lewis ia going faster than ever as
the other forward. and the two Will
make a pair that will threaten any
opposition ON the Coast.
Hcinie Sick Ia easily the beat bet
for ccnter again this year. The big
boy stili has the eye that made his
ail-coast record last year. Chuck
FARMLAND and l.. Peters are corners
that will handle the job II Sick In
injured during the season.
jimmy Bryan 10 back in fine shape
after his injuries during last season.
and will be ready TO lead the sun
Dodgers in hard season OBJ Gard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Bonus for Coast Teams;
Seattle Opens in Frisco

r oS ANGELES. Nov. io.--Dircct.
- orr OF the Pacific Coast league
closed their annual meeting here
"wednesday by voting 20 distribute
cash bonus Of $4,000 among the
first seven clubs In the 1929 race,
cluhs viii share In the money
prize as follows.
First place. 5000: second. $4,000.
third. $1,000: fourth. $500. fifth.
$4,000; sixth. 1880: seventh. 1900.
Each OF the eight clubs in the
league will contribute $4,000 10 the
bonus. The plan was originally sug.
gcsted By Bin Essick. manager OF
the Vernon club. and was sponsored
at yesterdays meeting by Secretary
George Putnam OF the San Fran.
cisco team. II was unanimously
carried. Other important matters
settled by the baseball magnatex
"wednesday were:
The opening date OF the 1924 sea.
son was set for Tuesday. April 4,
and the race will be heightened
from &c TO IS weeks II rain insur.
ance can be secured by the clubs.
sacramento was voted a IS per
cent "cut" u gate receipts while on
the road for the next five years. on
condition that President Lou More
Ing expend AT least sec. 900 In the
erection Of a ball park at the state
capitol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Madden Makes Million
on H0rSeS---Never Bets

came 10 Lexington In 1881 and
from that time TO this he bas been
the leader of the trotting and thoro'
bred ovals.
His first big buy was In 1899
when he paid $4,000 for suisin.
trotting mare, and In 1890 he paid
y33.25s for Robert McGregor IN.
mors trotting sire.
Madden has a lot OF sentiment
for his horses. He heard that
Nancy Hanks. trotting marc. was
for sale. He Immediately bought
her and gave her a home on the
blue grass Of his farm and the day
she arrived Madden issued invita-
tons to numerous friends for a
reception In honor Of Nancy Hanks.
Madden has established a ceme'
terry on his farm for horses that
have belonged TO him. II " ar
ranged within stone wall built IN
the form OF horseshoe.
within the enclosure are monu'
ments 10 Nancy Hanks. Hamburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

w. W. Mccarthy. president Of the
league. was appointed 90 register a
protest with Judge X. NJ. lands.
major league arbiter. against big
league scouts telling Pacific Coast
league players they were trying TO
buy them Magnates declared this
practice causes dissatisfaction among
ball players.
Mccarthy was also named 10 rep
resent the league at the convention
OF minor leagues at Baltimore next
month.
Directors went on record against
the proposal by major league clubs
IN recall tho baseball draft
The following schedule was adopt.
ed for the first four weeks OF the
1872, season:
April 4 to 3-Oakiand at Sacra-
mento: Vernon at Salt Lake, Seattle
ut San Francisco: Portland at Los
Angeles.
April II TO ie--San Francisco at
Oakland. Los Angeles at Vernon.
Seattle at Sacramento: Portland a.
salt Lake.
April Is - Oakland at Portland;
Vernon af Seattle: salt Lake at Los
Angeles and Sacramento at San
Francisco.
April .5--oakiand at Seattle: Yer
non at Portland: Sacramento at
Los Angeles and Salt Lake at San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
q Varsity Cagers to
Fight for Team Places

ner will be back from the japanese
baseball trip In time TO make a race
for standing guard. and Cundiaeh
win be another candidat. who will
bear watching. WINDY Crawford
will have lots OF opposition for his
berth as running guard. The little
speed demon Is going az good as
ever. but the frosh squad contributed
q number OF good men who will make
him step.
The fun list that Coach Edmund.
son win retain for the present In.
Forwards: Bell. Froude. Fry. rrayn.
Reyes. krengie. Lewis. Nicholson. A.
Peters. SUNNY; guards. Bonn~tt.
Bryan. Crawford. Cundiach. Liston.
Nicholson. W. Smith. suomeia.
Charleston: ccnters; sielk. Frank
land. l.. Peters. Hodges.
Washington has been invited to
participate In the annual intercol-
legiafe basketball Tournament, at In
dianapolis in March.
Nothing definite has been settled
concerning the proposed Eastern trip
before Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Big World Boxing
Tournament Plans
Laid for Amateurs

NEW YORK. Nov. e.--The ef
forts OF some OF the European
boxing promoters OF the amateur
class TO bring about worlds
boxing tournament similar 10 the
Olympic games every four years
have failed so far. but they arc
stili anxious and determined to
put the plan thru. II such a
thing Is possible.
The plan was first suggested
by the Boxing congress Of Eng.
land. and was later taken UP by
the federation OF France. With
many OF the European countries
taking 10 the boxing game. II
was expected that big entry
could he had from all OF them.
TO be followed with regular teams
from the United States. Canada.
Australia. New Zealand. South
Africa and India. Belgium. Italy
and Holland have plenty OF box
ers now. and Denmark has taken
up the sport with Sweden. Swift.
erland and Norway also inter
ested. Germany and Austria
have also fallen into line, and
boxing bouts are a regular thing
In Berlin and other German
cities now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

7 EXTINCTION. KY. Nov. s.
~ Could you practically live on
race track and never bet single
cent?
Could you develop and sell race
horses and never bet a cent to
back them up?
Could you race a race horse and
still never bet on him?
IL Is not impossible. John ED.
ward Madden. the most famous and
leading breeder and racer OF thoro-
bred race horses on the American
continent. does all OF this. and stu
more.
He has a farm at Lexington.
Ky, 1000 acres OF the finest blue
grass land He has other large
interests and poasesses a large for
tune---but not one cent OF this has
ever been made thru betting on
race horses. notwithstanding horscs
he himself had bred for winning.
Madden as a boy turned his early
fancy to the trotting horse. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
SEVEN TEAMS ENTER THE STAR JUNIOR BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Sport Chatter From Spokane
BY BUD JONES
Inland Empire back in sport s,oim.
The rdiue Of a quarterback.
Organized baseball and Spokane.

CPokANE, Nov io-~The rccen,
~ appointment OF Tom Bailey, one
Of the best known OF the local tennis
colony and representative OF the 3.
A. \. c.. at the Victoria tourna
mcnt last summer. TO succeed Henri,
Hewitt OF Tacoma as president OF the
Pacific Northwest Lawn Tennis as,
ISOLATION. further intimately identi.
FEES Spokane with amateur athletics
In the Northwest after an inactivity
OF practically seven years. Railey's
appointment means that tennis head.
quarters for the Northwest viii he
moved 10 Spokane.
This. together with the award OF
the T.. n. A. boxing and wrestling
championships TO the local club. has
put a zip into amateur athletics that
Is almost unprecedented. and rs
father TO the ambition for y. n. A.
boxing championship or two.
Director Mike Collins believes that
he has three possibilities In Brick
Johnson. 1855. Don Jones. 1876. and
Walter Close. is5. All are working
with Boxing Instructor iakey Nor.
row az the club for interclub meets
coming up within the next so days.
johnson IL hlg. rugged. hard-hit.
ting fellow who ~ sportsman at
heart. lie loves the game and.
while he Is not the finished boxer
that other clubs In the Northwest
boast at the weight. he Is a serious
contender. With the Improvement In
boxing which viii be brought about
before the =. ". A. championships
next spring. both Collins and Nor.
row believe he will cop easily.
Just now Jones II paying more at.
tcntion 10 football than 20 boxing.
He " a haifhack on the North Cen.
trail high team. and. on instruc.
tons. H. taking no gymnasium work
that might put him on the shelf,
Close Is always In condition. IN ad-
dition to which he may be found in
the boxing room every day OF the
week
In an amateur way. things are all
roses hereahouts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
FARREN WILL
MEET DAVIS
HERE TUESDAY

Jimmy MALONE. matchmaker q
u the Cascade Athletic club. has
made lostrike for Tuesdays mftt
show at the pavilion. He has lined
up Frankie Farren, the San Fran.
cisco boy. to meet Travis DAVIS.
Coast weiterwcight champion.
Davis will weigh in At 14e pounds
for the Golden Gate boy. while Far.
rem will tip the scales around rs
or 1856.
Malone is looking for an opponent
for Gordon Mckay. the Idaho mid
dlcweight Malone plans to use No
Kay in the semi. windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
DAVIS TO MEET
STANLEY WILLIS

Tnvic Davis. Coast weltcrweight
king. viii risk his title for the sec.
ond time this week when he boxes
Stanley Willis Of Portland. in a six.
round 60 at Tacoma tonight. Davis
should have no trouble winning II
Willis doesn't show any more than
he has in his Scattlc's bouts.
Bill Bethai. Seattle heavyweight.
will tackle fellow named German
In the semLwindup. German halls
from California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
JUNIOR SOCCER PILOTS
CHECK LISTS ON FRIDAY

JUNIOR managers Of teams In The
- star Soccer league don't want to
forget TO check up their registration
lists with the sporting editor Of The
star between 6 and 8 p. m. at The
Star office Friday night. These man
agrrr should bring in their changes
for Sundays gamer AT this time. The
managers win be asked TO make out
new list at Tho star. listing tn.
men eligible for Sundays games in
the same form as their first entry
was made out
Changes In the senior registration
lists are due al the same time. The
senior Managers checked over their
lists last week. 80 they VIII not have
TO do IL again until the end OF the
quarter.
The complete list OF games for
Sunday. with the hours for play and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

effect His squad contains no one
with quarterback possibilities. Con,
saga's failure 10 come thru with tho
promise shown at the first OF tho
year may be definitely charged To
this lack.
With defeats by Washington state.
the Ninth Army corps and Multi.
nomah in the wake. the Bulldog u
concentrating on cleaning up on the
rest OF the schedule which shows
both Idaho and Montana here. The
passing OF the Gonngans has not
been what II should have been with
Dorais at the helm. Dorais n was
who. with Rocknc. present coach az
Notre Dame. put the passing game
on the map. and what the willy little
coach does not know about the game
il not in the hook.
The leadership In not there and
Gonxaga has been a disappointment.
Nothing but Coast league base.
ball or compact Class u cir.
cult. east OF the Cascade mountains.
could be made 20 so In Spokane" de
ciared George Ferris. president OF
the 1870 club Of the Pacific Interna-
tionai league. In reply 20 n query OF
Deacon" White. president Of the
Western Canada league. regarding
the possibility OF Spokane taking n
berth In a sixc club league which
would include Edmonton and cai.
gnry. Vancouver. Victoria. Tacotna.
Great Falls and Spokane.
spokane Is educated 60 good basr.
hall and viii not support anything
else" Ferris continued. "A compact
Class II league might get past BE-
cause OF the small expense. but
nothing else could he put over"
Lack OF support from local civic
organizations Ia another thing which
initiates against organized BASEBALL
here.
From where VIC sit the chances for
Organized baseball IN Spokane appear
10 be about as brigh, as the future OF
J. Barieyeorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

and others whose deeds have added
lustcr to the annals OF the turf.
Madden always sells horse when
his price In met. He loves the fleet
animals, but selling horses that he
has developed is his business. He
does not like TO sec them leave him.
but as he has always said. II had
rather sell and regret than keep and
regret"
He retains his interest In every
line OF sport and no event OF I'M
usual interest In sports has been
missed by him In 40 years.
But still he will not bet on a
race horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

the officials In charge. follows:
SENIOR GAMES
HaAs-Eckarts va West seattle at HI
suafha at s;se p. m Refsree-Frcd
Douglas.
Woodland Park va Maple Leafs at
wese Walia at ;;se p m. Referee
Bob Lemon.
POSSIBILITIES va BoeinE Aircraft club at
south Park At ! y. m Referee billy
waller.
JUNIOR GAMES
Falcon A. c. Va Hawthorne yuniors At
ColumbsA piayfieid ~ p. m. Referee
Johnnie Reeks.
South Park VI. Allen Athletic assoeta-
ton ~ Upper woodland park at .. m.
Refer~e--Seorge Healing
Washington Park Va Ballard Juniors
AZ upper Woodland park at sac .. M
ksferce-BiIiy Jones'
lcuis's French Dry Cleaners va High
land Park At HiavAtha AZ / .. m REF.
erce--Fred DougiaA
covsn Cigar Co w. Ben Paris Bill
srec--Boh Lemon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Three California
Women Net Stars
Are Ranked High

Three California women tennis
stars are included in the first 10
Of the unofficial rankings Of the
1891 season. Miss Helen Wills.
the Berkeley. Cal. sensation. was
ranked seventh.
Tho rankings are.
No. Mrs. Molia Bjurstedt
Mallory. New York.
No Miss Mary X. Browne,
Santa Monica Cal.
No. 3--Mrs- May Sutton Bundy.
Los Angeles.
No. 4--Miss Eleanor Goss. New
York.
No. 5--Mrs. Marian zlndcrstein
Jessup. Wilmington. Del.
No. s-Mrs. Benjamin r. Cole.
Boston.
No. Miss Helen Wills. Berk-
cicy. Cal.
No. s--Miss Helen Cillcaudeau.
New York.
No. s-Mrs. Edward Raymond.
New York.
No. lo---Mrs. Carl v. Hitchins.
Mexico City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

TvfE Spokane Tournament asso-
L citation. tho organization which
will handle the Northwest fnterna'
tionai Bowling eongress here next
April. realized approximately $4,000
on dance Monday night. Plans
for making the annual meeting OF
timber topplerr one OF the biggest In
the history Of the district are being
worked out by the bowiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Cage Loop
Is Assured
for Season
Call Made for More Cage
T c a m s; Rules Laid
Down; Meet Next Week
BY LEO II. LASSEN

BY LEO II. LASSEN
CEyEN teams entered The stag
~ Junior Basketball league At ~
first meeting at The Star last night,
insuring the organization of this
league for the season.
The seven teams entered follow:
Ballard Cubs.
Collins Cubs.
Cardinals fWaflingfoT0-
Y. NJ. II. A.
Comets tGreen Lake..
Wilson's Modern business CeI-
Icgc.
Washington Drug %. WASH
ington park.
A real cali for more teams In now
being issued. Teams wishing to en-
ter the league should get In and fil1
out the entry blank found elsewhere
on this page.
TO MEET
NEXT WEEK
The next meeting OF the league VIII
be held at The Star Wednesday
night. Each team In the League
should be represented at this meet.
ing. because the rules and reguia-
tons will be announced at that
time:
Here Is the definite announcement
made last night in a nutshell:
Play win start about the SECOND
week in December. with one game :
week for each team.
Investigation OF available f1ooru
will be made this week.
Each team may register 10 men,
with the age limit being - yeass.
players becoming % after the date of
the first game being eligible to play.
REGISTRATION
CHANGES
Changes in registration may 10
made three days before any sched-
uied game. They must be made IN
writing and must list the new men.
with the names OF the men they are
replacing. No changes viii be Al
lowed during the second half Of the
season.
Teams playing Ineligible men for
felt all games in which these men
are played Teams forfeiting two
games lose their franchise. Teams
playing men over age limit also VIII
forfeit their right in the league.
Teams must have uniform Jerseys
No two teams in the league will -
allowed TO use the same colored 5er-
seys. because of the confusion 10
players and spectators. Teams should
inform The Star of their choice az
colors before purchasing their UNI.
forms.
MUST FURNISH
LEGAL BALL
Each team must furnish . LEGAL
basketball in good condition.
Each team must number the backs
OF its jerseys with numerals rot
smaller than six inches in height.
Further details viii be announced
netx Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

NEVER has tho value TO team
~ Of a real quarterback been more
strEkinxiy demonstrated than In tho
case Of Gonxasa university. Coach
Gus Dorais. himself an aii.Amertcan
quarterback as Sotre Dame man.
wrings his hands. pulls his hair and
curses volubly day after day. 10 no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
CENTRE ACCEpTs

DASvfi.LE. KY. Nov. io.--ccn.
tres football eleven. which defeated
Harvard six TO nothing. win make
the trip 20 PASADENA 60 play on New
Years Day. Coach Charley Moran
announced last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Do d g ers
On Way to
Berkeley
Cridders in Varsity Team;
How Squads Are Ex-
pected to Line Up
ny HAROLD MARQUIS

NTo the mnu 81
the c h a m . ! o q
Bruins. facing the
hardest battle OF
the Coast confer.
enoe season. y
Washington var.
sity football play
ers. Managers ol
well an q Mcis'
nest, T rain 9 :
Ednnundson n n q
Coach Enoch Bag
shaw left at , y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

eoH1-a jail Tor good.
During the past two years the
teams have included Scott Per.
~, doe Harris, Steve yerkes,
hay Fisher, Manuel Cueto, Bun.
ny Pearce, Walter Kinney, Hsr.
~ ODonneII, Nike Kounjck.
Thomas Rodgers tnow back In
crssnized BALL. Jake PifIer. Bus.
ter Cation, Walter Hanard, Roy
Evans, John Mes1ior, Hersehe,
nen Shaw. Bob Steele, Bunny
Fabrique. Brt CaiIia and Tony
MarhefilSa. who ~ one time or
anosnfr wore eithev uniform in
me leagues or In minor leagues.
" the above mentioned pllye-r
scott Perry. Ray Fisher. Joe Harris
waiter Kinney, Pitier and HARVARD
tney could be rcinstsied. would M
copot De able 10 stick with the bl,
4HEuc clubs they left, in fact. PER-,
wns considered one OF the bes, buyj
ers Connie Mack had and the sam,
can he said Of Walter Kinney. a
Ioung southpaw developed bv IN.
A'n'ctic's leader. Fisher could hay.
zen lot Of bcip TO the Cincinnati
nens Just now. while Callla. pltler
1srrs and HARVARD would be wei
e additions to some big leaeu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

Title Is
Staked
Johnny Buff Meets Jack
Sharkcy in Gotham; No
Bright Lights for King

NEW YORK, Nov. TO-
Johnny Buff. worlds ban
tamweight champion, will
meet Jack Sharkey in a l5-
round bout TO a decision here
tonight. Buff. who also
holds the American flyweight
title, recently won the ban
tamweight crown by defeat
ing Pete Herman.