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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
MANY PROMINENT SPORT
PERFORMERS DIED IN 1920

Following are nome Of the prom
.inent Athletic performers who died In
January si--coloncl Jack Chinn.
famous running horse owner. nj Lex
ington. KY. aged Te.
February Eddie Slcvcr. former
Detroit pitcher. AT Detroit
February Eddie Sicver. former
Athletic catcher. at Philadelphia
February i2-Mrs. Ralph T. Field.
former clay court tennis champion.
at Cincinnati.
March e-Jo~ O'Sclii. assistant sec
Rotary White Sox. at Chicago.
May HAIRY sparrow. business
manager Yankees. at New York
May 25-M. j. Kennedy, old-time
Cleveland bailplayer. at Elmira-
May III. I'd CriIio. sport writer
and former president OF the A. A. at
Washington. ID. G.
Juno 2s-Paraon Davies. oldtime
sporting celebrity. at Chicago. aged
6s.
July i7-Charics Courtney. Cornell
rowing coach. at Farleys Point, ~.
Y. aged II.
August i7--Ray Chapman. cieve-
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Miller Nearly
Tied Coast
Bingle Mark

Hack" Miller. the smuggling out
fielder OF the Oakland club. came
within one hit OF tying Deacon"
Van Buren's record OF the greatest
number OF bingles when he slammed
out $50 base swats during tho 1920
Coast league season
Van Buren, made his record when
he was a member OF the Portland
team in the 1903 season. lie made
PSI hits In POS games. while Miller
nearly tied this mark In 1919 con
tests. Miller. altho he made the
greatest number OF hits. WIS runner.
up 10 Earl Sheely, the Salt Lake
first sacker FOR the league batting
honors.
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McCREDIE BUYS
FIRST Stacker

PORTLAND. Jan. 1o.--Judge W.
W. McCrcdic. head OF the Portland
Pacific Coast league baseball club.
has acquired tho services OF n first
smoker from the Richmond club in
tho Virginia league. named Poole II
ia said that Poole battcd over 800 in
tho Virginia circuit for the past two
seasons.
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1919 STAR
MAY COACH
DARTMOUTH

Tho probability Of Jackson Cancel.
captain OF the Dartmouth varsity
eleven in 1919. succeeding Clarence
Spears as coach OF the Green foot
ball team. has been expressed by
those In touch with the situation.
The announcement from Chicago
that Spears would coach AT West VIZ.
ginla next fan wnH not unexpected.
and Cnnncli. who wns his assistant
this year. expected 90 move up as
head coach. Canneil himself said he
had no word on the matter Gradu.
ate Manager Horace q. Pender ia the
authority with whom decision will
rest. he said. The only other name
mentioned II that OF Larry Bank.
hart. Dartmouth aiumnus. who re
signed an coach at Colgate last year.
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EPPA RXEY Is BIG
TRADING MATERIAL

Every time "wiid Bnl- Donovan
turns around he gets an offer for
Eppa Jcptha Rixsy. his six col
lege southpaw.
McCraw wants him.
And Donovan wants 10 trade I'm.
That makes II look like Dsr.
gain.
But Donovan isn', blind Just be.
cause he has been coaching a
minor league team and only lately
returned TO the big lsNSu@.
Rixcy In n $4,000 ma He Il
considered one OF the best lefties
In the majors. He comes within
an ace OF greatness. with a bet
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SMITH PIN
TEAM TO TOUR

Tho Smith Arcades bowling team
OF Milwaukee. made up Of the IA
nous Jimmy Smith individual bowl.
ing champion. John Kuth. Doc Ehike.
George Becker. Fred c. Smith and
u. Sixty as substitute. viii compete
In various iniercity matches and
roll In the International associa ton
events at 81, Paul February 10 and
II aS prciiminarles TO the A. d. G.
classic az Buffalo February 2s
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118-POUND
GIBRALTAR

JARIS. Jan. i0s-Johnny Coulon.
champion. who tips the beam ~ n
scant 1lS pounds. has the savants
Of Paris standing on their scientific
heads with demonstrations Of his
ability TO resist the efforts OF pro-
fessional strong men TO lift him off
his feet
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ter club than tho pills hack Of him
he might come into full blossom
Rixey would make FIRST class
attraction at tho Polo grounds.
Donovan needs catcher mighty
badly and some infieid talent Hell
have bis needs filled before ho let's
Rixey 60.
The Ciney Reds. too. are making
eyes at Donovan'a offer Moran has
got some good trading stock for the
Phiiiy manakcr to consider.
so rs pretty certain that the
elongated sidewindrr viii roll into
tho Giants or Reds camp before
the frost Is out OF tho ball parks.
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REFEREES ARE
INSURED

A late report showed total or $50
clubs. representing over 5000 players
and 70 referees. registered with tho
benevolent Society Of thu Birrning
ham County \. a. 81 England. The
society insurrn soccer players and
referees agains, accidents on the foot,
ball field
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land shoristop. Killed by being nj, by
pitched ball thrown BY Carl Mays OF
New YORK.
August Isl. NJ. Waterbury. fa-
nous polo player. at French Lick
Springs.
November 2s-Gaston Chevrolet
and Eddie oDonncli. auto racers. at
Loa Angelcs--result Of injuries In
race.
December - Mickey shannon.
heavyweight boxer. at Jersey city.
December i5-GeorEo Opp. Noirc
Dame football player and Ali-Amcr.
lean. at South Bend.
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Word has h~ea received from Tom
Nirboi. tho golf professional who
has laid out mere e"ar~rs In the
ort~nt than all ethsw architects RIM
bin~d. thai th~v. are now ono asss,
good links going In Japan. with 9TH
rf- In the prvo~~- Of a~s~lopm~ut
fher call >irhoI the "fsth~r Of xolf-
In tho Orient. Having finished his
work In Japan for tho fim~ b-snr,
the professional ha. returned To Ma
Mia. wherw he ). in eharr~ 81 tho
principal links Of the Philippine m~-
tropsulis
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BELLINCHAM
WINS FROM
LOCAL FIVE

nELLINGHAM. Jan. 10 The
Company y basketball team OF the
state National Guard league lost an
exciting game here Saturday night
to the local Company y OUTFIT by a
1919 count This IL the first appear.
ancc OF the local squad IN the newly
formed league.
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NOTRE DAME
SCORES

In 30 years play.the Notre Dame
football teams have played go
games. winning 1853. losing 90 and
tying in 1G. All told. Notre Dame
university teams have scored 5.742
points against 1904 registered by OPP
ponents. Their largest score was In
1905 against American Medical col
Iege OF Chicago, which they won. 40
70 o.
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"Lonesfar" Dietz
Playing Behind
N. Y. Foofiighfs

william II. n.oncsiarl Dictz.
former football coach OF the
Washington State college football
team. which defeated the Brown
university In the revival OF the
Pasadena gridirbn classic. IL play
INK behind the footliRhtH In Wood.
wards New York theatre.
Dietz IL thru with football nH
far as coaching tcams N concern.
ed Il In understood His last 81
forts on the gridiron were with
the Mare Island Marines in 1913.
which WIS one ~ the strongest
teams ever assembled on tho Pa
cific coast.
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athlete sf tn. unis~vsity Of Calif.r-
sA viii Try ta rome bssk" s~st
sp~snE. lie win sp-sialls~ In weight
ese~tA
Girt scouts 81 kra~rir. hz~. AonrNt a
se-aera trait - ground kaawn as the
ktndosEaFtrn Adirondack cAsupsii1. ~
-iii ~ tho national headquarters and
ineiaiiaa several farm hoascs and a lake
A total - 40 experts attended the ~.
c~nt meeting % thu r NJ . A. physical
directors pf NasnAs hssstfs ara Rhode
Island. In tiesfeu. Tho merit sn.slon yin
BE- held In Worcester January 10.
rns-r THE isaaerrhip ~ Capt. T,,~rss,
rfadler. oiTnpie s,ar. kAn~as university
promises - Ahias sa track AfhlstIca thss
year.
Tho Aehfii~~ eiab. Of fsnsiar. 10 In
sthiss~- sftsr they graduate from col
thiese- after th~y graduate frurn col.
i~xe and Keep tsrsa Interested In
spsrt
Gus sche.oissn. better known as
"Afnsricu." to -r~-slinK Fans. has taken
~ The Job Of shA.lnE pf.ncrton unir~r.
ssu -rsstisrs Tor this seasons matches
Chicago in cold w.a,hs- can .spp,y
ssstins Kinks ~ flooding 70 Fairgrounds
and ID vacant lots. thus supplying =
total ct 80 skating places
New York y. c. soccer ,eAsi ~fn r~or.
EauiHs the club nsHt season and form n
STOCK company. following the plan In
vogue In faxiand
Arrangements hav. been made for Az
mitchell and George Duncan. famous
LuRiish rolf players. 60 como 70 this
country about July ~ next
The Royal Eaxii.h Henley r~xa.t.
viii he row~d over tho fsmou.
Thames e.zto-ysrd crur~o June "a,
20. iuiy 1 and nrst.
r-ins swinging 10 10 BE- dropped from
tho ilsi q events % tho Eastern Inter.
eoiisEiais 0ymHaStlo association two
years hence.
- far. n 10 reported Gee i've. m n
teams are entered IN tho A-n-C tenpin
tourney 70 be held la buffalo February
Is 90 March 81.
Montreal association football govern
ing body has L. sx registered members
Cornell may build a memorial for the
late Charles couTtuey's memory.
Macon and Chattanooga may Appty for
franchises In the grand circuit
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BROADWAY
NUGGETS
BEAT K. OF 6.

Outplaying their opponents thru
out the game. the broadway Midgeih
downed the knights OF Columbus In.
termediatea At the i Of g. gym Sat.
urday nigh, by IA ss.to2. count
The Tigers play was featured by
the close checking Of fcek and
Taukuno at guards and the scoring
Of Feek. who counted five field goals,
and WEIGH. center. who added up 2
points. Glenn WIS the high scorer
for the losers. with eight points.
The lineup and summary follow.
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THIS BOY SURE
CAN STEP ALONG

BOSTON. Jan. io.--Edouard Hore-
mans. the Belgian balkline billiard
star. made a run Of 325 here Satur-
day night. This is record run for
Boston and has not been eauaiied
thruout the country for many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

rnd~r THE isafership - Capt. Ie,~rrs,
rfadler. oirmpie star. kAn~as unisrrrity
promises ~ shiae an track AfhlstIca thss
year.
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B. c. PUCK
TEAMS
CLASH

Victoria and Vancouver will fur
nish the opposition In the Coast puck
race tonight in Vancouver.
The Victoria team has been con.
ddcrably strengthened since the adj
dition OF F'rederickson. and they are
looked 10 give the Vancouver team
hard battle.
Vancouver win play Seattle here
Wednesday night. and then battles
Victoria In Victoria on Friday and
Seattle In Vancouver on Monday.
The Lineup
The probable lineup for this evening 5
match follows.
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2 GAMES
BILLED
FOR CITY
HOOPERS
srANDIso or THE CLUBS


Two games are on tap in the city
basketball league tonight at 6s
Crystal pool with the System -
co. meeting the Puget Sound I'd
Isor Co. AZ 8 y. m. and the -
post playing the University Com
mcrclai club in the second game an
hour later.
All four teams are expected 10
take the floor with their strongest
lineups.
The Northern Life team won ~
second straight victory Of the eea-
son Saturday night, defeating tho
System Sign Co. by the margin 81
one point. The final score was q
10 20. Frank Williams converting
foul after the final whistle had
blown. The game was rough and
bofdered on football at times. both
teams INDUCING in roughhouse tao
ties. The slippery floor didn't help
the class OF basketball any.
In the first game Saturday night
the Y. 81 &. A. defeated the Puget
Sound Paper Box Co. "a TO Is.
The Iineups
northern Life t-T) System rirn f-C
q. la Pray fs1. .f.....- keiehner ~
= Ia Pray i3) - p. 1900 Gordon ~
Rice 90 ......--- g. George 60
keTtis 90 ...-y o. ..----. vixfuss1n
Oyrrfon .s-....-..- q. ..-.--. Bowen 60
ssbs,iuuenr: Northern IAfe--I.a,.s.
for q. Ia FRAY: O. La Fray for lat
Graham for Ksr'is. Williams 90
Orerton; Oysrton fer Graham: Kerftsy8(
Rice SyEtsm slRD--MAreurrer 90 soe1
keichn~r kelchney for Aarbarger.
Ttrf@rc@-T>er Turner.
TN g A. go r. pap~- For III
Fcoft 90 ....-.--..F...-----. Ripley 80
Horney ut) .-...-.F. - - ttiieacs -
Davies .-....-----.-c C - Wander Las
Cairns ......---.-. q. 1880. Toner "a
EabsrhaEen .--.-.. 49,. HcIariy
Subrtitutlons: r. ~. c. t-Thompson
80 for Scott. Robinson for Davies. Paper
Boz Toner for NcCArtY. Hunfcn CO for
Ripley. Beckett for Hunton
Esfefsr--I>en Turner.
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EIFFERT GOES
TO CARDINALS

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Jan. io.Apaul
fslffert. catcher for the local Western
league club for. two SEASONS. was
purchased by the 81. Louis Nationals
according TO an announcement made
here yesterday.
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ROSS IS
PLUMBER
IN
WINTER
RY RuSs SIMnNrON

CHICAGO. Jan. Norman Ross
Wiii have more TO do with bath tubs
than swimming tanks this year.
He's gone into the plumbing bust.
ness.
But the champion swimmer hasn't
given up the water sport.
1t Just happens that he's dcvotlng
more OF his time this winter to fix.
Ing pipes. bath tubs. radiators. etc.
than TO his swimming,
Ross. who is holder Of many cham.
pionships which he has gathered In
six different countries. thinks that
mor- people will swim in 1891 than
ever before.
PEOPLE
GET WISE
They are learning that swimming
es good for them" he says.
'.Swimming Is wholesome. II II
the best exercise for tho ordinary
man or woman.
The past year proved that Amer
lea produces the best swimmers In
the world. At tho olympic games
we showed them all our methods
RECORDS
10 STAND
Ross doesn't think any water rec.
nds win be broken in 1891
perhaps Duke Kahanamakou may
set few new marks. Hut u Is my
guess that his will stand against at.
tempts OF other swimmers" says
Ross.
Frankly. I don't know OF man
who can clip time from my own rec
ords.
There are no swimmers close 20
me now. And since I'm not going TO
swim my record distances this year.
1 can't break them myself.
-ITi only make about one trip.
That will he TO the Pacific Coast in
door championship swim
Ross holds the following records;
Threequarser mile--rime. IL
minutes, 80 seconds.
500 mct~rs-Tnnc. minutes.
~ IS seconds
Haif.milc-Timc. II minutes,
IS sc~ond.
1000 ysrds-Timc. 4. minutes.
Is seconds.
AGE Is
ASSET
at isn't true says Ross. that a
swimmer is good only In his youth.
Almost all the champions are beyond
that age.
The duke Is u now. He seems
10 swim better every year.
III Is hard for a man to become n
good swimmer after 30. but II he
learns 70 swim when he II young. as
he grows older he learns better how
20 use his strength
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scoring. rleid goals Glenn !. nuiians
p Kane 1. Mckay !. oponnoli D. Duffy
T. Marion T. Aria !. Wagner 4. WEIGH Z.
rrrk q Tsuhuno J. Wagner J. free
throws Marion s. Gienn :. KANE :
suh1titutIsnR DuffY for Ononnsii.
Wagner for Aria Hchoenfeid, for Marion
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cuth.,t Bvtehart F,r,,.b ,

Cuthsst Butehard. Engii.h rvif
professional. formerly Connected with
the HiEhEnie club. ne,r London. hss
arrived In Vow bevt. WHOM var
broke out he was professional at the
Berlin Country club, aad ~as in
termed
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SET COLLEGE
RECORD

BERkELEf, Cal, Jan. 10.--Thc
University Of California baseball
tram set a new college record last
spring by engaging in AZ contests
Since the Golden Gate athletes have
won the football palm Of the West
experts are digging into the schools
athletic prowess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Eighteen thousand rounds % Koi' wer.
played over the Del Monte links during
the 1890 season. according to figures
complied by Fred Purnsr
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BRIT TIE
HANDS

kliban- has had the misfortune 10
have had pair Of hands. They are
gnaried and twisted from fractures
and breaks. lie suffers much after
using them. Getting them In con.
di'ion IN his chief training problem.
Hts face IL practically FIRE. from
all marks and scars which fighters
usually bear.
During his career he has had
over 100 fights. lie won 20 OF them
BY HIS knockout punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

San Francisco still has hops Of getting
George Maisei. who was traded to the
Chicago Cubs by Portland a few weeks
ago. II IL doubtful n Naiasl will consider
playing on the Coast next season ~ hs
fails TO make ths grade In the majors
Msisei Will likely seek a Job In the In
ternational league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Besides Johnny Evers and Kid Gleason
other managers have put the ban on
dice and poker. Miller Hugxins and
Branch Hickey have Joined In the blue
law crusade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
CREW
TURNOUT
TODAY
ny TOM OI.SEN

Tho University Of Washington
crew was 10 hold it, first spring
turnout this afternoon under the
direction OF Conoh I'D Leader.
Eight lettormen were 10 be out
for the first turnout. Only five
men who rowed against California
In the big race last year viii be
out for POI ti.ns They nre Cap.
tain Chnrlea IoRR. Ncumann Clark,
Louis Nodcrlee. Clarence MngnuH.
ron and Russ Nagicr. the little
coxswain.
Walt Mortified. Otis Richard
son and Herman Luft. who fowed
for the varsity IN 1919 In the
South, are the three remaining
lcttenmon who will turn out
Besides these. Leader has wealth
Of material from last years subs
and members OF the 1890 f'roah
crew.
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en,sk Eastern bsnssnw~iEh viii
ssm- 10 the Northwest with STANLEY
willis @snr time before the cs,d 81
this month. WINS bas ~Bl oJed much
s~tssr~s la his pat~h~- a<~ssnd I'hiis-
dsipisis since going home Ia visit his
folks
Lloyd Madden. Seattle Weltrrveirh'.
suffered his second straight knockout 70
Gently when hs vent down before HnrrY
Casey IN the third round - a scheduled
A.E round contest ~ chshaiis.
''Yoanr Ram" i.anEforf. ooior.d iirh,-
weight. vas given q is-r0und decision
over KID" Beii. a Wyoming baiusr. re-
oeniiy.
wtnie N~~hsn 10 Slipping. Tn.
Hay tity heavyweight r~r~o,iy Lost
fo-roand decision 10 VIVID tnif'
fteod at rhesuir. ARR
Frankie Murphy vii meet FRANK
Hayne 20 Fan Francisco. IN q STA round
bout ia Tacoma Thursday night
herring Mao oDowd 10 Johury
Wilson's Idea Of having q Geof tirn-A
i've fouxht nd i~~.t thr~~ tougher
guys than aishasi." says johnny.
- ~ tbs opinion that his rms comeback
has not come far enough yst 20 tackle
Leonard
YounE Andy Clancy has beaten xii
hane twice. That makes two good rea-
sons Why Johnny viii Re likely 10 select
Clancy for HIS firr, championship match.
doesn't IT. IT DOES MOTT
Tho hsrer who wc~ks The pvfn-
espi~ that . championship .. pr
.snsi prop~wty may get . thrill cat
of tho bard Of boxing control
now In the making.
Seventeen state. are ready 90 ,oin
hands and tell all the ring champions
30 either defend or difrohe.
Tom p'Rourka suFrss;s that Defnp-
seY should meet FULTON ~ ha 20 b. on
cage for the second buFE with willard
For .peed FULTON bat Bresnan 70
tho mating b. iiss rounds.
They're suc'ioninw tickets for the
leonard Mitchell fight in the shadow OF
Wall at. the proper piacs TO give the
sale the high finance atmospacre
Eornr day fight tickets may BE- sold on
the stock exchange and be itemixed on
the daily nekcrs
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full. or
TRICKS

lie knows more ring tricks than n
dancing master knows steps.
Tn. feather champ Will be So
next April That's not old for a
business man. Iiut It's getting along
some for n fighter who has been at
IL since he was is-ycar old hoy.
Ynn. kilhane Is one % the title
holders who now IL considered
nhaky.
Hut when they shake Johnny off
the Christmas tree he'ii set we'll paid
for the shaking And he won't be
nrcced out OF his erown--uot II he
knows II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Jess Burkest. coach % the Holy Gross
base bail team. has been signed A. coach
Of the New York Nationals. Burkett and
Hrghey Jennings. former Detroit man
ager. will aid MeGraw in the 1871 Ma
tlonal league pebnant race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

losses az shooting craps are often re-
nectsd In the batting averages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Penpsy schedules boxing meets
with Penn State. West Point. Navy,
springfield Training school and
Queens college OF Ontario.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Roy Brashear. former Vernon player
mas been signed 70 manage the Wells
club Of tbs West TEXAS league. lie sue
eesds BIZ Burns. who was involved In
the alleged worlds series baseball scan
oAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

The ST. Louis browns slogan ~: Give
- another pitcher and ~eli entertain
the roaring raheis nex, fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Wheevew has . r~~i pitcher ne~sint
vurk any more That bard can inhesis
he emsth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Manager Connie Mask Of the Phiiadei-
phis Americans has released Dick Bur
rus. first baseman. to the Columbus club
OF the American association.
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HAS HIS
WITS

lilo also knows that all that gilt.
terH h not gold In Sew York.
Ito knows that u IN a champions
right To have a good deal TO say
about a match In which his title II
tho stake played FOR.
SO when iSilbane does defend
his laurcia hoil SEQ that he In well
paid for the risk.
Tho man Rickard has selected
for Kiily In Young ANDY CLANCY. a
tough customer for any boxer 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Manager KiIiefer Of the los Angeles
club hopes TO get Ben Dyer from the De
troit Americans as part payment for
Johnny Bassisr. catcher. who was re-
Gently sold 20 the. Tigefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

sam whiting. OF rItiev. YORKSHIRE
Eng. has been named professional 81 the
Berkeley Country club. lie began he
duties January I. whiting served under
j. H. Taylor. the great EnEnsh Vrofes.
siunat
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KILBANE
DUSTS
OFF HIS
CROWN
ny DEAN SNYDER

CLEVELAND. Jan. i0.--lohnny
Kilbano n u busy champion.
But Johuny'H business h invoicing
his tiro establishment here Also he's
busting OFF his crown.
I'm going down 10 New York
soon" SAYS Johnny. I'm look over
the fold. New York ia hard town
TO fight in. They make champions
overnight down there. They are
business men. iiut 90 am l. a cham.
pion has 60 be Fighting II game
Of vita thcHr days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Joe Birmingham. former Cleveland
manager. who resigned as pilot OF the
Pittsfield team. has been signed 70 lead
the Albany club Of the Eastsfn League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10
IsI AI)N TO
DEFEND

In couple 81 weeks | intend 10
start regular training. I'm always
In good shape. though. That In how
have been able TO hold the title So
long
I'm ready 10 defend my title. But
I'm not going TO give Il away TO a
bunch OF New York business men "
So that In kllbane'a answer TO
tho accusation that he II nursing hin
crown.
The little champion realizes well
that nine years Is a long time 10 hold
IA tltlo in boxing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

Curbinx the dice evil on major IeaKus
hail clubs isn't blue Law stunt II Il
business. and good business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-10

The California open golf championship
tournament viii b. played over the
olympic club links at fak eelds In San
Francisco. March g. and z. purse -
ii.29o will be distributed among the
winners