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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
c. r. r. FERRYB0AT
DAMAGED IN CRASH

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The ferry
boat Crawford from Communipaw,
was badly damaged about the water
line today IN collision in the fog
with the Henry r. Mallory, a steam
ship.
Several persons on the ferry boat
are reported to suffered slight in
juries. The super-structure of the
boat was demolished from bow 70
amidships.
The Mallory which was coming in
from Galveston was not seriously
damaged.
~~-~~~s~~~~s>~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
Charge Theft of Christmas Fund.
PLAINFIELD, Dec. 23.-Police
are making an effort to locate Wal
ter Thompson, forty-seven years old.
who is alleged to be missing from
his home here with $4,000 of a
Christmas saving fund of which he
was a promoter. The fund known
as the Ivory Button Savings Associa-
ton was maintained principally by
six hundred employees of the Button
Manufacturing Company of Hobo
ken. There were said to be many
other contributors among Thomp-
sons, who police claim drew their
money from banks to deposit with
him.
Pyrex Cooking Glassware. Kelly &
McAlinden Co. s4s6-12-22-2t'
Weed Chains at Frank Van Syckle's
9556-12-23-2ts
p. A. Hdwe. for SIeds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

Officials of the Central Railroad
Of New Jersey which operates the
Crawford, said no passengers had
been injured and that the Crawford
was delayed only about fifteen min
utes by the collision.
She made her usual landing here
and returned to ner slip in Jersey
City, it was stated.
The Cranford's bow struck the
Mallory from the rear and scraped
her own superstructure off against
the overhsnging stern of the larger
vessel, witnesses said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
Trade Manic Filed

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. "a
certificate OF trade name has been
placed on file in the Office of the
county clerk by the Art Metal Toy
Company. Harry C Hulburt. of
Highland avenue. Metuchen, is the
owner of TIE business, which is
formed to manufacture and sell me-
tai toys AMI novelties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
SENTENCED TO DEATH

CHICAGO, Dec 23. - Harvey
Church. charged with the murder of
two automobile statesmen, was found
guilty today and sentenced to death.
Church killed Carl Asmus and Ber-
nard Daughe rty when they delivered
a car which he had arranged to buy.
A Full Line of Doll Carriages at
Lobers. 35S State st. 947s-l2-22-3ts
Weed Chains at Frank Van Syckle's.
9556-12-23-2ts
y Perfection Oil Heaters: all sizes: ss.25
mp. At Kelly McAlinden Co.
9496-12-22-2ts
p. A. Hdwe. for Roller Skates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

Dancing Tomorrow Night in the Ball
Room of the New Packer House. Excel
lent Orchestra. No Cover Charge.
9552-12-23-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

Buy a Chevrolet on the Easy Payment
Plan. Jefferson Motors. Inc.
9513-12-22-2t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

Heaters for Ford Sedan and Coupe. $40.
Dorsey Motors Inc. Parts Dept, 1ss New
Brunswick Ave. Phone 1915
s3S0--l2-1s-sts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

Dine at the New Packer House. Our
Christmas DAY Dinner at 200 Der person
will be unequalled anywhere.
S55S-Ie-23-sts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

p a. HdSs. fOr Tree holders 'i.is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

p. A. Hdwe. for Electric Gifts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

Windshield Cleaners at Frank VA
Syckle's s5ks-1sss- -fc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

Weed Chains at Frank Van syckle's.
9556-12-23-2t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23

WEATHER.:

Unsettled prob
ably rain or snow
tonight or tomor-
row.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-23
METUCHEN WOMAN
Is BADLY BURNED

METUCHEN, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Will
Green, colored. of Main street, suf-
fered serious burns on both her legs
Yesterday morning when her cloth
ing caught fire in some unexplained
manner. 1t is said that she was
standing in front of the stove when
suddenly her dress caught fire and
she was enveloped in flames. Assis-
tance was summoned and the wom-
an taken to the Office of DR.. l.. Y.
Lippincott after the flames were ex-
tinguished.
II Inch Lock Steering Wheels: all
models Ford cars. $500. Dorsey Motors.
Inc, Parts Dept. 166 New Brunswick
Ave 93s0-12-19-6ts
Start saving for automobile today.
Dur Special Thrift Plan. Jefferson Motors
the e564-12-23-1ts
Windshield Cleaners at Frank Van
,yckle's 9556-12-23-2ts
Pyrex Cooking Glass Sets at Kelly &
NcAlinden Co. 9496-12-22-2ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
DRAFTING
COMMITTEE
WORKING

CHICAGO. Jan. ii~--F1rst steps 10
get tho major and minor baseball
leagues working together were taken
today. when the drafting committee
of the maj or leagues, working on the
new national agreement. called In
representatives OF tho unaller
leagues to discuss differences
The draft plan was the chief STUN
bling block TO harmonious session.
but the magnates believed they could
get together.
Tn. drafting committee expected
20 complete It's work today and have
tho new national agreement ready
for submission 10 the Joint meeting
OF tho two leagues tomorrow. The
committee already has agreed upon
the main points Of tho new national
baseball constitution. including sign
Ing a contract with Judge X NJ
Iandla for a term OF seven years. 70
act an the chief dictator OF baseball
and adoption OF new form Of play
ers' contracts.
Mike SEXTON president Of the
minor leagues organization. was CIV
en- the Job Of stamping out gambling
and any other unfair practices In the
minors. He was directed TO inv~sti.
gate the gambling evil and take I'm
mediate e,eps for It's suppression
President Stoneham and Manager
AcCraw. of tho New York Giants
were expected 90 arrive here during
tho day. after a nying trip. from
Cuba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
STANFORD HAS VETERAN
BASKETBALL FIVE

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Jan.
n.--Competition for Coach Walter
powcii's basketball five is especially
keen this season. with seven letter
men back after their places on the
team. and a large squad OF candl.
dates out on the floor every night
Mills Is working out at center at
present and Is going well. aitho he IN
closely pressed by Esgen. a forward
on tho 1918 varsity. The reliable
'.Swcir' RICHTER has been switched
10 forward during the last two dayA
and with Jimmy" Davis. the often
sive work is being well taken care Of
r. Carver Is putting up a anappy
fiEht for one OF the joba
Dick" Richmond. who acquired
fame on the Stanford campus by
throwing tho basket that won the
first Washington STATE rame last
year. II being used at running guard.
and he Is setting a fast pace for the
flock OF candidates who are after the
job. Richmond Is fast on his feet
and n clever basket throw-r and
Powell thinks that he win develop
tho defensive sidc OF his game In a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11

short time. Anderson OF last years
freshmen team and Gerson. who
played on the 1888 five. are pressing
Richmond for his position.
FREDDY" Adams. who was elected
captain yesterday. has his place at
standing guard -einched ADAMS
played this Job on tho championship
team last year. and was tho main
cog IN the defense. Adams IN one Of
the Cardinals best athletes. lie has
made his ''S'' In basketball. football.
track and crew. lie has played right
end on tho football varsity for two
years. and was mentioned on severai
OF the aii-coast teams this year. lie
won third place In tho nhotput In Tn.
Stanford California meet last season.
and the year befor, no row-d No. 7
on the Stanford crew. Adams IL
president Of the Skull and Snakes.
Stanford's athletic society.
Dale Butt. who was elected 10 cap
tain the team at tho clos, OF las;
season. did no; return this quarter
Harry Austin. who played ruard
part OF tho time last year. In also
among tho missing. Austin II attend
ing tho University Of California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
CHANGES DUE
IN NATIONAL
NET DATES

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The victory
OF the American team IN Tho Davis
cup matches. with tho resultant shift
Of the 1891 international play 20 this
country. win cause marked change
In the awarding OF national fixtures
during the coming neaaon- At the
annual meeting of tho United States
Tennis Association In this city Feb
ruary II IN expected that a number
Of the feature tournaments VIII be
awarded. az followw
1891 Davis cup Challenge round
West Side club. Forest HIM. ~. Y.
1891 national singles championship
Philadelphia
1871 doubles charnrionshfp-wcz
Side Club Forest HiiiA ~. Y.
1921 national women's champion
nhip--fsonfon-
1891 Church cup infercisy matches
Philadelphia
1871 intercollegiate eharnpIonship
boston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
VANCOUVER
WINS FROM
VICTORIA

VANCOUVER. Il. C.. Jan. IL
Eight thousand spectators accorded
Frank Frcdrickson. yictoria's great
center, n wonderful reception that
will never be forgotten by the young
star, as he akated on the ice with
the Victoria seven To meet the local
ice hockey team
Vancouver won by q So count. but
u was not the fault of Fredricknon.
Fredericton and Mickey MacKay
the local crack. fought It out for in.
dIvidual honors. and she house was
divided as TO who had played the
best game.
IL Is very seldom that the rabid
Vancouver fans tender a reception
TO a visiting star. but last night was
sure an exception.
Frederickspn scored two OF Vic
torsa'E three goals, Meeking making
the third.
To tho boziics In last nights con.
test. lots Of credit In given. Fowler.
Of victoria. stopped % Riots, and
L~nmann stopped q hot qneA
Two'of yancouver's scores were
made as a direct result OF off.sides.
Vancouver has two tough games
yet TO come this week. meeting Seat.
tie Mt Seattle Wednesday, night and
Victoria at Victoria Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
RIDLEY TO
BOX EDDIE
GORMAN

Joe Harraf,an not having sufficient
time 10 train for hts scheduled bout
with Bud Ridley at Brcmerton on the
18th. the committee In charge Of the
Charleston f'iremen's show have
sent to Portland andsslgnci Eddie
German 20 tangl. with Buddy In one
of tho four-round main events.
In the other feature bout Mac
Flores. he OF the wailop. win show
tho fans that he still packs the old
kick when he meets Johnny Thomp-
son OF Calgary.
"aailor' bob Arlon WIN meet Pm
Jensen In the scmLfinai. Both are
willing and hard hitting welters.
Eddie Moore and Filipino Martin
hook up In the special event and
Earl Loomis will meet Pat oT,eary
IN the curtain raiser.
a special boat will leave Cotman
dock at s15 on Saturday night and
return to Seattle after tho show "a
over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
Golden Beurs
Register
Scoring Mark

Among tho things that Andy
Smiths wonder football team ala
20 doc" Wilce'H hopefula at
Pasadena on New Years Day WINS
tho scoring OF more points In one
half than all other opponents met
by the buckeyes scored In tho en-.
tire season. The record shows
that ~ the seven opponents met
by Ohio state prior 10 tho Call.
fornia game. Wisconsin and
Michigan werr able 10 tally 7
points each. while Chicago drew
points an It's total. The others
failed 10 score The grand total
was 20 pointA
In the first two quarters Cali
fornia rang the bell 81 times. and
tho points added In the second
half gave u. g. points more
against Ohio State than all the
teams OF the Western conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
ALEXA
STIRLING
TO CROSS
BIG POND

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. ii.--Mis-
Aiexa Stirling. national woman's golf
champion. Is getting ready 70 show
England her "golf wrists"
Her friends expect her 10 enter
the British woman's golf champion
ship tournament next summer--and
win,
Miss Stirling is playing winter golf
fpr the first time In her life.
Until this year ak months of golf
has been her limit
hut she's playing over her homo
course at East Lake now. IL Is like
" that she'll play several weeks In
Florida
Miss Stirling has won the wou-
ans golf title three times. she's In
= class by herself.
DOLLS. NOT
FOR HER
As Girl she was pretty much Of
. '.tomboy." Dolls didn't faseinate
her.
Il think I was about when my
mother stopped giving them tome. {"
she says. The prcttier the dolls wcrc
the more delight / got In tearing
them up
Aiexa Stirling has the most won
derful pair OF golf wrists" Of any
woman In tho world
Here's how she got 'em
Driving nails.
Saving wood
Playing n violin
Lsttle did she think whom she was
driving nails. saving wood and draw
ing the bow across her fiddle that
she was developing golf wrists"
But she gives her 'tomboy" play
things credit now.
Miss Stirling Is an accomplished
vioiinist now. Also sho Sun enjoys
tinkering with a hammer and saw.
She takes a fun sweeping swing
with her clubs Her drives 20 for
distances of RS yards and better.
WON'T TALK
GOLF
Golf education hegRn for her as
opcn as she WAS big enough to toddle
round tho course with her father.
She was given her first set OF clubs
NJ II.
Miss Stirling b - now. The
schoolgirl look distinguishes her
from others on the links. Her hair
y auburn--eyes. brown: face. tanned.
Golf Is game to DO played. sho
Kinks. not talked
ITS the greatest sport OF them
an" she says. but there's nothing
In tho world 80 foolish to talk
About
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
FINAL RACE To
BE MEASURED MILE

The final race viii be a measured
milo around tho rink.
James McCrath OF New York. win.
n-r OF last week. heat II tho only
man 10 qualify for tho finals no far.
In the second heat tomorrow night
Phn DonRhuc. winner Of Tho Star
ice races last year. win compete for
tho first time this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
Californians
Completed
Record Pass

California completed a his
tory.makIng forward pass after
eight minutes Of play in the sec
ond quarter OF tho U. C.-Ohio
state game at Pasadena Center
Fat Latham snapped the bail
to -Pcaky>' sprott who passed II
to Harold Muller. who. standing
m the center Of the field. hurried
the ball over Ohio's goal line 50
yards into tho waiting hands OF
II. w. Stephens. caiifornia's end
In the opinion OF Coach Elmer
Henderson and other authorities.
no football team has ever COM
plcted a longer forward pass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11

VANCOUVER, n. c. Jan. IL
Maoario Flores. the popular Filipino
ha,tler. win make his first ring ap-
pcarance here when he meets Bert
Forbes in the ak round even, Of the
Vancouver Athletic clubs show Jan
uary 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11

NEW YORK. Jan. 11>--Jack John
son. former heavyweight champion,
may be an end man In minstrel
show. after be finishes his work for
the government" Representatives Of
. coiored minstrel troupe have offer.
Cd Jack a contract and 1t La believed
he will accept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
BOX FIVE
AND "U"
TEAM ARE
WINNERS

The Puget Sound Paper Box Co.
team showed tho System Sign ca.
five under a 81 TO 10 count IN tho
city cage league at tho Crystal Pool
last night. Tho close checking and
passing OF the winners featured. Tho
Sign team scored only ono point IN
the second half
In the other game OF the night the
University Commercial club had no
trouble defeating tho Noble Post by
a As to is tally.
-r-- commereial Noble Poet
Woodcoek F..-----..s Nsisnsvf
Bell .F.--.--. hlrklhtFtes
Rnnnio -.--------..C-. .---..---- StafiA
Williams ..--.--.. .O..--------... Peters
summary: Scoring --- Field goals -
kirkpatrick 4. s,ayik l. woodeoek 4
Bell 6. Rennis 5. Williams l. Frca
thro~s-wiiiiama S. Meisuc-t 4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Read. Duncan
for Peters. Horn for Moves Reynolds for
Log. Logx for Rennie gsnnls for Logs.
Tho Lineup
p. r. u. Co. system siru On,
Ripley ..........p..s 1890. ksichnrr
Attieson ....-.--...Y.. --..--... Gordon
Wander Las C. --.------. ceorKs
Toner .....-----...d.- .----.-- VirEunon
Beckett ....G............ Bowen
The summary; Hoorinx-F1eid goals
Ripley T. Hun;oon 2. Attieron 8, Wander
Las :. Beckett 4. Toner I. Keichnsr 4.
George l. FREQ thro~s-ksiehner 6.
Attisson T.
substitutions Huntoon for Ripley.
Ripley for Huntoon Ia Wake for beckett.
Marburger for Gordon. n. Gordon for
MarburFer. MarburEsr for ". Gordon.
Bedbpry for Bowen. Bowen for Hedbury.
smith for George, George for Smith
Rsfsree--Ken Thomas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
COURSE ~
CHANGED

Wednesdays heats WIN be over a
changed course as the men VIII cir.
Gle the ends behind tho hockey nets
instead Of In front OF them as be.
fore The races will be tho usual
eight lapa.
Next weeks heats WIN b made up
OF racers who have been defeated In
previous prcllminaries. IL II neces.
nary 10 win heat to enter the
finals.
A silver trophy goes 10 the win
ner and pair OF skates 10 tho run.
ner up. The prize for third place
has not been decided upon as yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
MARATHON
FOOTBALL.
in
NORFOLK

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. ii--Hrfrs
innings In basebaii are old stun. Bue
In football extra periods are soons
thing new.
In the Norfolk Amateur Boo0nu
association two rival teams. Bcrkky
and Brambleton. have played Is
scoreleRs periods already. They ~
planning another game 10 settle ~
city championship.
Having eliminated ffvs ooa.
eleyens In the circuit. Berkicy ~
Brnmbleton met late In koyem
In the titular contest
NEITHER TEAM "A
SCORED
Neithcrs goal rfns had bssn
crossed after four periods Of playing.
Officials ordered tho game played
over again on the following Batur-
day. Again neither team scored BY
special agreement an extra period
was played. Sun tho tide ref,nod To
turn either way.
Christmas morning The rivals 70
newed their battle with tho agree
mcnt that the game would terninats
as soon as one side had scored Tho
Santa Claus game was stopped by
the police after six more scoreless
per1sds had been played
DETERMINED TO
SETTLE TITLE
Norfolk is determined b hAve a.
championship settled even II tbo
teams have 10 play until spring.
The eievens WIN meet again with
the understanding that II at tho
close OF four periods neither has
scored the title win be awarded 70
the team gaining the greatest num-
Der Of yards.
Marathon footbafI-
That's what the fans OF Norfo1kl
are getting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11

Electric No. Z. In the Commercial
league. got som. sweet revenge when
they took three straight from Electric
No. 1. They caught Capt Freiison and
Dan O'Brion on an off night Eddie
Gresham and Capt. Eastman are still
wearing the smile that won't come off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
|anSAfM
(9AA@ g

II thsy gave sups fs~ boring NE
sp~s II the world wou idnv have aay-
Mig - drink ont e.
cos-h Andy srnith returns 20 csrsc~-
ria on = three-ysar contract which too-
bsrs his salary. The only anti-Andy san
slmsnt comes from Ohio State
Major ieagu clubs yin ssen - ovsv~
stepping their two trsining camp rules:
the sis-week training limit and the &C.
player roster.
wonder n the Giants and Tigers vtr
patch up their little feud Of 1917 vh-c
they become ueishhors al san Antonio
nsxt sprinRT IL playing relations ar-
ssop<nsd us a einca the Giants viii
have 70 speak first.
willard has had suoh . ssns ~
~ he has forrott>u whss = be>xiag
hs tcsk - rsieds.
Dempsey hopes that an the heavs.s
vii believe the critics who say he has
gone back 10 he can line them up for
further business
-Brfck- Muller. California hight end.
- credited with making . so-ysrd for
ward pass In tn. New Year game against
Ohio State All-AmsrtcAn stuff
England h stfn accepting PeGa
Herman as the bantam ehAsnplosA
The cables must be buseed-
Borers who 40 thslr fast stepping out
side the ring soon step themselves out
Of the game Jack sharksy isn't the
eniy exAnpisL Hes just one Of en-
Mike Gibbons says that D~rnpss1 win
knock out flat-footsrs as fast as they
eofne ut him The shlfty- foofers are
Jacks real rivals That's Why Mike
thinks Brother Tommy has got q chance
and . good one
Havana haS landed the vsrfd -
y3es for checkers Capsblanea and
doc" Iaeker will make the moves.
Cuba y . Wild island
why b rr~asf Bill Brennan PACKED
3 Boston theatre 80 tight for q xix-night
run that the management gave him .
3zee bonua-
The playing manager IN now an extfnct
IN tho National league as the ancient
ncdo.
George Duncan and Abs Nitch-ff,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
mn Brrunan Is getting Offers from

the movies. IL only goes 10 show
what association with celebrities can
do for fellow. lie only stayed IL
rounds. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11

match starts and they arc all watching
pretty oIoss. but "a looks Inc . Portland
xlu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
James O'Brien. former assistant

states attorney. Is retained at Chi
cago as special prosecutor OF cases
against gamblers and eight indicted
White sox-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11

Bll Meyer. I'm sod u Sbs ~ Hsusos
way eleven. vas elected captain Of nxx4
vars Broadway eleven Meyer p1aye4
With the micgcts for = couple q yearA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
SECOND HEAT
RACERS

The second heat. which WIN he held
between the second and third periods
will include tho following.
Phil ponahua q. o. washburn.
cyrii Wales. ". J. Il,by. Paul Cha
pin
Any racers who wcrr scheduled 10
race last week. but who did not show
UP for the event viii be given a SEC
ond chance 20 race II they will get
In touch with tho sporting editor OF
The Star Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
CRIB CAN MAXI.
MIDDLE LIMIT

Greb can reduce 20 ono middle.
weight poundagc. In fact. the Pitts
burger recently has made New York
his homo In order TO IN hnfs'y n
Johnny Wilson should ever decide 90
defend his honor ms n fighter.
Greb figures that n he can smoke
out Wilson he win try 20 do Rob.
ert Fitzsimmons and tackle Demp-
sey.
The ST. Pam boy has had trouble
In getting bookings for the past year.
Iie tramped all over Europe in
search OF work 20 do. but the most
he got from Beckett was a ''nothin-
doing salute.
10 Gibbona has been forced 20 pick
up only small purnos here and there.
~ Peoria. H.. he has drawn down
s.. 900 several times. but IN hiiwau-
kee. ST. Paul or New York hs should
he a $50. 900 attraction.
n the Big Town folk don't ere n
ribbon-c cutting match between this
pair II viii L. because the Pittsburg
and St Paul fans buy up all the seat
inw accommodations and the can't
get In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
DEMPSEY
"TRAILERS"
TO DO
BATTLE

Tex Hiekard knows n lot Of why's
To anune New York fans.
lie didn't make any mistake In
signing up Tommy Gibbons OF It,
Paul and Harry Creb. PitthburgB
favorite son. for n i5-round decision
bout at his Garden OF wailop. Jan
uary 20.
Gibbons and Greb nr, both con
sidcrcd worthy opponents for Car.
pentier and contcnders for Dcmp-
Hey's stnngie hold ON the heavy.
weight biff album.
10th are light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
SECOND
SET OF
ICE HEATS
BILLED

Racers who are billed TO compete IN
tho second set of heats In Tho Star
Ice races between the periods at the
VancouverS Seattle hockey gamea Mt
tho Arena tomorrow night must re
port at tho Arena office by .. m.
wednesday for numbers and inntruc.
tIona
The firnt heat. which viii he raced
between the first and second periods,
viii include the following mon:
J. G. johnson. Buster Brown. r.
w. Fredericton and Burton God.
frey