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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

PREP HOOP
TEAMS MIX
TODAY


Only two high school basketball
tiits win he played today. the West
seattle-Qucen Anne mix. hiiied for
West Seattle. has been called off h~-
cause the West Seattle pupils have
been vacclnaied recently.
The big game Of tho day WI he as
Lincoln with Lincoln entertaining
the Ballard team. The Ballard five
IL conceded a good chance Of winning
today because the league leaders
have been weakened by the loss OF
nm Savage. star guard. BIN Nolan.
one OF Ilncoin's crack forwards. Isn't
in n. best Of condition either. He
was hurt in practice the other night
And then Bruce Hasketh. star cen
ter. has been missing frum practice.
too. lately. because Of the serious
illness OF his mother.
Lincoln Is expected 70 Tine up for
the big game with Nolan and Bass
ford at forwards. Hesketh nj center.
ard Anderson and kunx At guards.
Raiiard should take the floor with
". Duncan and waiby at forwards.
Nelson at center. and Lowry and q.
Duncan at guards.
In the other Eam- OF The day The
Broadway Tigers are booked 20 tan.
gle with the franklin Quakers at
Franklin. Broadway should win this
mix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
FOYSTON
MAY LOSE
SCORING
LEAD

Uni~~- Frank royaton- injured
shoulder monds sufficiently 10 allow
him 20 get back In the Met hockey
lineup soon the cha noes for the Seat
tie center 10 lead the Coast puck
league In scoring will fade rnpidly.
Foyston is sun tied for first honoru
with Harris and skinner. Vancouver
forwarsta. and Riley. Seattle wing
man. with 10 points each. Frederick
son. Victoria wing. II right on their
heels with rs counters.
At the ratio that the boys are
shooting goals this season II looks
like the leaders are n cinch 90 put
an insurmountable distance between
Foyston and first honors unless
Prank gets back IN the lineup In n
hurry.
Leading the league m scoring IN
hockey In like leading a baseball cir
cult In hitting. Foyston. who ranks
an ono OF the greatest forwards in
tho game. has never led the Coast
league IN scoring. altho he haa como
cloee many times.
Not only win Foyrton's injury en-.
danger his chances for leading tho
league scorers. but what's moro i'm.
poriant II will endangcr Heattle's
chances OF finishing out In front In
The team standings.
Tho Seattle forward combination
certainly missed the blond haired
wizard against Victoria tho other
night and the local puck fans win
breathe easier when Frank In back
in the lineup again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
SUIT FOR FAILURE
TO PROVIDE

A suit for divorce on grounds Of
failure TO provide came Up for a
hearing today. Tn. case was unoon-
tested. and the divorce would have
gone through had Il not been for the
interference OF tho Judge. who. by
his wis. adsice. effected . reconciiia,
ton The wife claimed that he had
refused to buy her clothes. and
she had not had a new suit or hat
In months. To which the husband re-
piled: Il can't afford 90 buy her
clothes while foods as hivh as II is. !"
Just a moment. you young folks. ="
interrupted tho Judge Here's . lit
tie advice for you: You have no
money and you want clothes. Here's
the solution: Co TO Cherry's. Mt 2o7
Rlai'o bldg. on Second ave-. between
Madison and Spring. over the Pig'n
Whistle. get yourself outfltted. pay
small amount down. and arrange
your own terms. have settled
many family auarrrb with Just such
advice. Now try that" he said. a.
the couple walked out OF the door
,ogether.--Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
GOOD RING
CARD FOR
TACOMA

n an the men billed are fighting
true 10 form Tacoma ring fans arc
due TO sit In on another good smoker
Thursday night. judging from the
lineup OF talent on the card.
Frankie Hayni., ono OF the best
bets In the weiierv~sght division on
the Coast. meets Heinz. schumann.
Denver crack. in the air round main
event
The sem'winiup looks Sust a. at
tractive with Verne Searoy. the hard
hitting wenatche. boy. meeting
Jimmy Storey. likewise hard punch
err. in the semi-windup. This pair Of
rniddlswi~xhts are too well known
here for further advertising.
Lloyd Madden and Jack Hartford.
who put up three great fights in
Seattle last season. will mir for the
fourth time In the four.round special
event
Two more bouts WIN complete the
card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

ID AsEBNI sCRIBES wondering
Babe king
outneld HuEgins the
New Yankees the 1870
viii that saier the American with
mark OF tc for the played for the 81 Louis club
batting
infed
eerths
ANNOUNCEMENT shifted
taken to that way Pipp who has sesn playing the bag for
he old New
hontng a thai
fipp
crashed the Eianor cf the
putting
Gotham scrIbe~ think
BE-
but
him market
REGARDLESS or WHAT KIND the rau
Bentley
Jack certainly wonderful
provide spotlight
Doubt either
today
SPEAK BOBBY ~ Ycrkr
fielder rolling baseball.
Phny
Quakcrs coming
let by the Cubs unconditional reease the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
NAY STAGE
ANOTHER ICE RACE

because OF the great interest IN
tho final OF The Star ice races. Pete
Muidoon. manager % tho Arena. In
anxious TO match James McGrath.
Phil Donnhus and Jim Price. the
men who finished onetwothr-e In
The star races. for a special even,
to be run off at ono OF the future
hockey games. The Arena win offer
. special prize for the event II
th-r, skaters with 10 take part In
such an event they should get In
touch with Muidoon at onca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
VANCOUVER HERE
WEDNESDAY

Vancouver win be here again on
"Wednesday night. Every time Seat.
tie has mir-d with the Mliiionaires
on the local lee there has been a
pretty BATH. In store for tho fans.
Seattle has won every start against
the Northsrners here this year. but
II Foyston isn't In the lineup the 10
cnin have their work cut out for
them II they expect 10 beat the ID. c.
seven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
BENJAMIN
POSTS
HOPES
DOUGH

NEW YORK. Feb. ar II. Ben
jamin. manager OF Willie Hoppe.
world champion billiard player. Fri
day announced he has posted $4,000
for a proposed match with Edouard
Horcmans. Belgian champion
Tho match. Benjamin ssld. WIN b.
held neat October or November. and
will be for 1000 points at is.2 balk
lima Horemans will he allowed 20
name sido bot OF from $1,000 10
,2s 900.
BENJAMIN said he was now await.
ing offers from promoters George
y. Paving. OF Philadelphia. already
has offered $40. 900 for the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
Yonk Links
Stars to Play
Brifons

ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. <-hir-
Ella stirling and Bobby Jones.
star amateur golfers. wiii go 10
Great Britain this spring to con
test In tho two great amateur golf
classics OF that country. II was
learned Thursday.
Miss surllng wffi play IN the
British woman's national cham.
pionEhip. 20 be held the week of
May 30. on the west coast OF Scot.
land. while Jones has been en-
tered In the amateur champion.
ship contests at Hoy Lake. Eng
land. the week Of May q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
McCRAW
AFTER CAREY?

NEW YORK. Feb. 4~-Trade I'D
mors fitting about in metropolitan
baseball circles today had II that
John McGraw. manager OF the
Giants. Ia dickcrinE with Pittsburg
for Max Carey To FIJI the center field
position for the Giants. Officials of
the Giants refused to comment on
tho reports Of the proposed trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
BROOKS
PIN MEN
STILL
SECOND

The ChcaSty's tram. rolling high
total with ..eso. took three ganie-
from the Luinhermen team In the
city league last night
The Elks No. 4. E n. Brooks f.lka
No. 1. Rippe's cafe and DENLY Truck
teams took two games out OF three
from the Elks No. :. Ruhe's cafe.
Union TailorS +. O. +. No. ] and
crpheum teams respectively. Gal
brsdth had high total with sSI' whlc
Wright rolled sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
FOUR NEW
FIRST
SACKERS
ON COAST

OUR Pacific coast
league club, are
slated 10 open the
1891 season with
new first aackern.
The other four
viii rely on the
men who held
down the firht
base berth dur
ing the 1890 cam
paign-
Here's tho nne
up OF first sack
ers for the year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
VICTORIA AND
VANCOUVER MEET TnNIGHT

Vancouver and Victoria VIII clash
In Victoria tonight and will mec,
again In Vancouver Monday. This
win give Seattle another muehneed
ed rest
Victoria shovel = MARRIED irnprvvs
mont here "Wednesday night and
they figure 10 give Vancouver a hard
rub on their own Ice. Should the
Arttocras spring the unexpected
ana down Vancouver on Friday and
again on Monday they viii bs In the
thick OF the fight again for the
Coast honorA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
WASHINGTON
CACERS OPEN
BIG SERIES

Wsrhtnrton's cage i've opens DE
four'game series In Berkeley. Cal. to-
night that IL going long ways
toward deciding their finai ranking In
the Coast conferences basketball
standing for the SEASON
The Sun Dodgers take on CaYfor.
MIA tonight and Saturday and then
jump 20 Paio Alto. where they tangle
with the champion Stanford squad in
gsrnen on Monday and Tuesday.
The team Will then return homo.
where they mir with Stanford Febru.
AIRY 10 and 10.
The teams are expected 70 line up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

LAKEWOOD. ~. J.. Feb. tied
rJ<ld-1 Lewis worked out today be-
fore his manager. Charlie. Harvey.
who saw him maui a staff OF spar
ring partners in preparation for his
bout with Jack BrItton for the world
welterweight championship Monday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

Over 70 track aspirants are out for
places on the Notre Dame college
track team. Gus Desch and Jimmy
Murphy. olympic games stars. are
among those out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
WRAY BOXING BILL
ONE OF BEST CARDS
PUT ON in SENATE

EDITOR. NoteThe boxing bn gaiinx decision boes
h this state passed by the senate yesterday The vote was 70 II
King
Charles Myers Of Lincoln and Dan IAndon Of Seattle opposed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

Bcfore China banned thu lmporta-
ton Of opium. 10000 tons Of the drug
wcrs absorbed annually by the
Chinere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

General AIlenby used 500 dou)eeyD
10 carry baskets OF stones In buzz
ing roads along the front from Jaff-A
TO Jericho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

OLYMPIA. Feb. 3.--hrer 10 min
iitcs Of fierce talking. Senator Wrly's
1O.round boxing bill WINS declared TO
be- one OF the best cards ever put on
by tho senate.
The main bout Of the afternoon
was between Fighting BUY" Wray
Of Seattle and Charley Myers, tho
BATTLING Deacon Of Lincoln county.
wray. who was heavily hacked by
boxing fans thruout the state. won
handiiy by the knockout route. A
similar bout viii be staged shortly
In the house.
In the serni-finu the senate wit
messed for the fird time Dan Ian
don. the University wildcat IN ao-
ton. Iandon IL the only man In
America who has not licked Fireman
Jim Flynn.
I.andon scaled At 100 In his fight.
Ing voice.
The fight was for the benefit Of
the voters Of the state.
The men fought according 70 Mar
quis Of Roberts rules OF order.
There were no clean breaks and
every man protected himself at all
times. Hitting below the belt was
ENCOURAGED
THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS
wray opened the fight with q
vicious swing at Ham and Egg"
boxers, who. he Elid. would be
banned under the proposed code
Myers retaliated with the remark
that all prizenghters are brutal fell
lows and capable OF anything.
wray countered this neatly and
brought across the Ftatement that
the American Legion. at It's last an
nuil CONVENTION. had voted in favor
Of iegaiized boxing In Washington.
Round even
SECOND ROUND
wrxy rushed. swing q terrific dec
iarafion that boxing was one OF the
fines, sporiR In the world Myers
dropped for tho count OF seven.
Staggering TO his feet, he blocked
cleveriy with the assertion that the
prizefighterz sometimes are killed In
bouts. wray ducked- admitting that
baseball players sometimes are
killed Hs swung 20 the chin with a
heavy sentence TO the effect that
the proposed bill will compel all boz.
ers 10 undergo a thoro examination
before engaging in a contest, and
followed this up by declaring that
all promoters would have 10 post a
IS. 900 bond with the boxing commits
sion. and would have 10 own or lease
their buildings for a year. Myers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

was bleeding AT uhs vocal chords
when the gong changed.
THIRD ROUND
Myers vns plainly RropRy NJ no
opening OF the third. He was aasi<f~
81 out Of his chair by several mem
bers OF his church He was inmedi-
stely fioored by an amendment 70
make betting on bouts a gross uisde-
meanor. As he rose 10 his feet he
tried 10 protect himself with an Ap-
peal 10 the conscience Of tho commis
nifty. Wray landed a right on his do
uonary. Myers yelled "Foulr' crying
10 the spectators. Under heaven.
men! haven't we enough crimes with
out permitting brutal contests whore
human beings beat each other with
cienchcd nsts7~ The foul war not al
lowed. The Battling Deacon made .
final rush. Wray crashed home with
the statement that the bill was .
measure TO reform boxing--not do
grade IT, Myers slapped the canvas
and lay still Referee Wee" Coyie
counted him out
FANS DISAPPOINTED
IN LANDON's BOUT
Senator Landon's bout was dissp.
pointing to the fans. Jsndon wanted
TO night the Wray boxing bill, ana
knowing what a punch Dan carried
in his laryrnx workncn had been
busy strengthening the glass dome Of
the capitol But IL was decided at
the last minute that IL was dan
gerous 10 put a human being IN the
road Of one OF Dams gestures. 70 he
obliged with a sentimental ballad, en-
titled II Never Seen a Prize Fight,
but VIVA, Shed Some Tears
Landon's song touched the senate
deeply. IL had 10 do with the iniqu1ty
OF prize fights the fair name Of
Washington. the 10 commandments.
carntyais OF blood SearsRoebuck's
catalogue for 1895. the American con
stitution. Jack johnson and the re-
publican party.
As the clear. hute-llke tones u
Landon's voice ranged over Olympia
and enyirons women tainted and
strong men wept When he went on
20 protect the reputation Of this
august tribunal" there was not
calm face In the house
Landon's selection WAS enthuz4ass
ticaliy applsuded. but II had little -
feet on Wray's victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04
TIGER
NUGGETS
CONTINUE
STREAK
STANDING or THE TEAMS

Broadway's midget haste,bari five
kept on Its winning way THURSDAY
and made IL five straight. when the
Tiger caeerr piled 10 "a 10 4 count
on the EaE, High rrhool little Eel.
lows The tnt was played At Broad.
way. Tho Tigers used flock OF
subs turnout tho game
Tho lincoln mldgrts eowned the
Ballard quintet at Ballard without
much trouble. Winning. ~ TO Z,
Jaeobus starred FOR the winners a,
center. MuIisn. guard. and Adafns
forward. also showed up well. while
Sinclair. Ballard center. was the
luminary for the winners. In the
preliminary game the Lincoln frosh
team lost It's first game Of the year.
Ballard winning. ~ 70 =
Tho West Seattle Franklin same
has h>en Indefinitely postponed be
cause OF vaccination Of tho Yves,
side pupils recently.
Ths next games on the Ynf6rvf
schedule ar, booked Monday. Broad
way should have little trouble defeat.
Ing Ballard. when they mix at
Ballard Tho same goes for Queen
Anne when they play East high at
Queen Anne. Lincoln and Franklin
clash At Lincoln In the other tusal.
Of tho dag.
~ se~vns ~ the schedule makers
worked n hardship on the East high
frosh and midget teams. when they
outlined the schedule for the year.
The East high school has no gym.
nasium. 40 they play all Of their
games on their opponents home
floor. II seems as II the school ath-
letic department. could designate one
rym az the East highs home floor.
where they could play half OF their
games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

Tho other f~t sact-rs IN she
league are tried and true performers
Seattle fans aren't worrying any with
Rod Murphy on that old pillow. AL
TOD DID last year was 10 hit over
800. and besides that he led the
league In base stealing. Rod. who
played frs, for the initial time last
year for n cofnplet~ season. should
b, more At horne this year. lie used
10 play third bare
Guisto at oakiand. Crixrs at Los
Angeles and Moliwitr at Sacramento
all played good bail last year and
are almost cinehes for their Jobs
Grrgs didn't play much last year
bccaus. OF an injured hand.
Losing tho best two men In the
ieaRus last year. Blue and Shelly.
both Of whom 20 10 the big time.
the crop Of first basrmen IN the cir.
cult doesn't look quite m sweet ~ II
did a year ago. But a, that. there
are some capable performers listed 10
play the bags this year. and star
or two Of the first water may be de-
veioped before the end OF the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

rraAir-sSou Murthy-
Porsiand-->J. Pool
Salt IAle--Tcx Jcursfan.
San Francisco--Bob Hashroek.
OaLland-Iouie Guksto.
Los Angeiw-Art GriEEs-
Sarramenio-tritr MollwtfA
Nwnon--IIam Hyatt
The new men TO perform N the
Coast league this year win be Pool
Jcurdan. fiasbrook ana Hyatt The
latter pair played In the league dur.
ing tho ciosinx weeks Of the 1920
season. but are stall considered new
men
Pool In q question. He COMES 20
where he batted over 400 last season
with Richmond But Virginia league
and Coast league pitching are OF a
somewhat different gradeL II Pool
can field AZ all and hit around 800 In
this league he win probably do. judg'
ing from tho rest OF the hired help
that Waiter McCredie has lined up %
far. Pool has . sweet Job. an he will
replace Lew blue. ono OF the best
men In tho league last year. lie u
with Detroit thia season.
NEW BEE
PLAYER
Jourdan. me new salt Lake first.
base guardian. comes To the Bocs
from IN. Chicago White Son on IN.
deal that ncnt Earl sheeiy. premier
first haaeman OF the Coast league last
year. 20 tho Windy City outfit. Jour.
dan IL also n question. as he wasn't
q bowling success with the sox.
Hyatt In the name boy who used
20 bust 'em on the nose for Van.
couver back In 1905 In the old North.
western league. Hyatt returns TO
tho coas, after many years Of serv.
Ice In the big leagues and the Ameri.
can Association lie WAS with Toledo
In the A. A. last year. Hyatt may
not be very fast. but he sure can hit
'~u. lie showed that with his stick
work for the Vernon club In the
closing days Of last season. Hyatt
viii plug a hole that was the only
w~ak SPOT IN the Vernon tnfirld iaat
year. After Babe Borion 60, In
dutch. Manager Esaiek tried flock
OF mcn az the first has. berth. but
Hyatt was the only one 20 ret away
xtth the Job.
Tho other new man n Bob Has.
brook. at san Francisco. Hashrook
came 10 tho Seals from the Western
league. lie dldn't Join The Bay city
team until iAte In the year, He's
another ridiie- The Seals have a
flock Of good infleidern. and Has
brook will have TO show moro than
b. did las; year to hold his job. a
fellow named Ellison II coming TO
the Seaia from the Detroit Tigers
and they say tina, he can play nifty
Eame around first base himself.
FOUR VETS
RETURN
Tho other f-t sactrrs IN she
league are tried and true performers
Seattle fans aren't worrying any with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

Tho West Seattle Franklin gam
has been tndefinitely postponed be
cause OF vaccination Of tho Yves
side pupils recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-04

var bleeding At rhs vocal chord
when the gong changed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-10
GUULF0RD CENTER.

The Paulman family is i'll with bad
colds
d II 't27o6 'f6fufatd Tuesday from Man
chester, where he visited
At the regular meeting of Broad Brook
Grange saturday evening officers viii be
elected.
Mrs. Lena Barrett of Brattleboro
spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs.
J.. w. Le2ate.
Mrs. William 7. Fitch and son. who
have been III with scarlet fever. have re-
covered and are out of quarantine.
Miss Ruby Thayer and Miss Virgie
Goodnow : aunt, Mrs. Lewis TYLER. in
Dummerston.
Charles Beals, son of A. G. Beals. was
thrown Monday night from a traverse
sled, on which he was coasting, injuring
his knee badly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-10
PIrTNEY

Mrs F. r. Howard has been i'll several
days Mrs. Emily Howard has been with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and son of Brat
tleboro were guests Wednesday of her
mother, Mrs. William Allen. H.
Mrs. Minnie Clark and her mother.
Mrs. Lucia, entertained at 800 Monday
evening at the Lucia home.
+. f. and F. r. Howard returned on
the night train Wednesday from Boston,
where they had been marketing their
cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Buxton gave a 500
party of is tables Wednesday evening.
Mrs. d. J. Smith won the first prize and
Dalton W. Howard the consolation. Re
freshmentS were served.
Little Frances Willard celebrated her
fourth birthday anniversary Friday at the
home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. u. Lord. Nine guests were present.
With playing and refreshments they had
n merry time. Frances was remembered
with many gifts.
Another case Of scarlet fever has de
veloped in town. Blanche daughter ss1f
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Austin, was taken I'll
2Eithss the. disease Sunday. As they live
out of the village and the child is too
young to be in school ii is hoped this will
be AN isolated case.