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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
BIG
DEALS ARE
HOT OZONE

NEW YORK. Dec. is.--Most OF
IN the big deals expected at the
winter baseball conclases did not get
further than talk.
Uniera the magnatss get bury be
tween now and March. IL looks AZ II
most Of the major league clubs will
start the is23 psnnant season with
the same outfits.
Only the New York Giants and the
ST. Louis Browns have really done
anything TO bolster up for the coming
drive.
Wise basebsii men differ as IN
whether McCraw strengthened or
weakened his club when he sacrificed
George Burns 20 get Iielnie Groh.
However. u in agreed that the
Browns gained strength with the nd.
dition OF Dave Danforth. the star
pitcher OF Columbus. considering. of
course. that DAnforth lives UP 10
promise.
Tho Cincinnati Refs, with any kind
Of luck will not miss IN. services OF
Oroh as much AZ IL might seem Pa,
Moran has been picking them out of
the Pacificscoasi league. and h. may
have a better Aggregation than be
had last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Why Different Styles
of Hockey Are Played
Pete Muldoon Explains Reasons for NJ H. A. Playing
Six-Man Hockey and Coast Loop Using Seven Men;
Other Gossip of Ice Sport
BY LEO II. LASSEN

~ Is Oman hockey played in the National
Hockey association and 7-man hockey in
vogue on the coast?
That's question that popped up at G.
hockey tanning bee with Wally Reid Peter
Muldoon, the skipper of the Metropolitans,
the other day.
And Peter spoke, to-wit:
When the Coast league was started
back in 1911 there were only a half a
dozen good hockey players in this neck
OF the woods. The 7-man game was
then the thing in all of Canada. The
Patricks, who pioneered the game and
still control il on the Coast. had 10 nay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Stacy Showns Run Up 81
Points; Dandy Baking
Co. Forfeits Game


Tn spite 81 floor difficulties The
L star Junior Basketball league is
finally well under way. All tho
teams were seen In action last week
with the exception OF the Dandy
baking Co. This team failed 10
show up for It's game with the Bal
lard Cubs at tho Knights OF colum.
bus Saturday night and lost by for
felt.
Three other games were on tap
saturday night. the Stacy Shown
team making the best showing. The
jewelers. mad. what ought 10 DO a
record for tho season when they
totAicd ~ points against tho Inn.
persals - the Eiks' club. while their
opponents wrr. making but one.
Tho shown team showed n lot of
class. and while they didn't have
any opposition they showed a world
Of team work.
Tho Mikadoor trimmed the Collins
Cubs a, tho Knights Of Columbus
In tho closest game Of the fifpt
weeks schedule. winning IL 10 II.
Tho ilff was close all the WAY. the
closc checking Of the winners fna.
turing the game.
In the other game Saturday night
The Washington park boys were too
strong for the Seattle Boys club
In their game st the EikA' club, the
former winning ~ to 4
This scores Of Saturdays games
follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

big money TO bring the stars
of the East out this way.
They did and the Eastern
teams, shy of good players,
were forced to retrench.
And 30 the Eastern clubs changed
their rules a bit and cut their squads
down 10 eight men. ak regulars and
two subs. eliminating the rover. And
they have played under those rules
ever since.
The big difference between Eastern
and Western style is that the West.
ern game. because OF the longer cen.
ter Ice area, II more OF "A team
game. with passing being the chief
feature. Tho Eastern game. minus
the rover. and with a shorter center
Ice area. In more Of an individual
game.
In the world series the styles are
alternated.
The six.nan rnme is being played
by the Prairie league. and also by
the amateur teams In Vancouver
u. c.. and the amateur league here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
SHADE STAR
DINtS

Speaking Of Biliy Shade. the star
% the Shade family has been rather
dlmuied In the EaSt. Billy. after his
wonderful success In Australia. iost
10 Grvb. and nothing much has been
heard Of him since.
Dave. the wcltsrwcixns OF the fam
ny. won = couple Of starts. and then
injured one OF III. brittle hands In
his bout with Mickey walker and
lost the decision.
Ceovre. Tho midfleveighs. rot ov-r
well and then lost a start or two In
New York. and he slipped out OF tho
lGmefixhI
With the fo-rk OF hcxers m the
East only the ,opnotehers survive.
because those Eastern bugs want
winners. ard the going IL mighty
rugged for IN. losers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

eT route
Cincinnati has completed big deals
With Seattle, Oakland and San Fran.
CISCO. obtaining sammy Bohne from
.ne locals. Babe Pinelli from Oak.
iand and Jimmy caveney from the
Seals.
Both seatfls and Oakland need
tnird basemen, while San Francisco
mas Willie Kamm for the Job. The
hsds owe Seattle five players. while
they owe the Oaks one, and are JUS,
ABOUT settled up with the Seals. hav.
ing turned over Pitchers Coumbe,
seary. Mitchell and promised Out.
fielder See.
Wit started In baseball with the
seals and was ranked "a one Of the
pest third sackerB that ever gradu.
s.2f from the Coast loop when he
- purchased by the Detroit Tigers
many seasons ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
THREE GREAT
IiONEKS

The Coast league has three grea,
hockey players holding down the
rover position.
Moose" johnson. the 37.year.
young Victorian. is playing the game
OF his life.
JACK Walker. the Seattle standby.
gave one of the sweetest exhibitions
OF his career here last week. Walker
is the best passer In the league and
he's equally good on the defense as
on the offense.
And Mickey Mackay. the Van.
eouver speeder, has Il on both OF
them when II comes 10 speed and
offensive ability.
It's gonna be darn tough Job
picking the man for the All.Star
berth this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
CONCERNING
FRANK FARMER

Frightened Frank Farmer may be
bruush, out o. o6scurity to boz Nc
Kay here soon
Dnmy Malone. the Cascade A. C.
.y|1kpsAker. IL trying TO Arrange .
MACH with him and Mckay.
Whether or not Seattle mitt fans
care 10 pay their coin to sec Far.
msr fight Is f7l Ii a question.
The big fellow. who usually put rp
. pretty good line OF work In his
starts here. quit cold against sam
Ianxford- He was 50 scared that he
couldn't see straight
OF course. as Farmer saw himself.
Get IN the ring with that dark
skinned moutain and see how you
would act But he is supposed 20
Be fighter. and b, was Eettlng
paid for fighting. II he had at least
tried and lost. h- would not have lost
the respect Of the fistiana fans. But
he cult under fire and was suspend
ed for a year.
II mfnt BE- admitted that every
body Is apt 10 fail once in a while.
and everybody deserves a chance.
but II remains to be seen whether
or not the fans have forgotten that
death struggle with 1.-The Boston
Tar Baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
DRAFT Is
NECESSARY,
SAYS CAR

NEW YORK. Dec. is.-with the
IN big snlnor bzsebail leagues tooth
and toenail against the draft. Com
missioner lands has declared him
self in favor OF the draft as com.
piete restoration Of the draft In or
glanlzed baseball IL inevitable"
A sweet task IL before the Judge
in pcrsuading the recalcitrant minors
10 come around to his way OF think
ing. aitho the new proposal In 20 set
,ae draft price for "A leagues at
g. 900. limiting the draft TO one play.
er per team. and giving the team an
option on the players at half price
~ he is released by tho purchasing
big league team within a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
FASTENERS TO
WORK IN GAME

WASHINGTON. Penn. Dec. H.
Thru the courtesy OF California au.
thoritns. two Eastern officials will
be allowed 70 work In the caiifor
nia.waAhingfon and jefferson game
In Pasadena on New Years day.
u was announced here today. Gradu.
ate Manager Murphy. after con.
sultAiion with Coach Neaic. will
submit a lis, Of officials from which
tho coast management can select
Two. Twenty players VIII com
Prise the squad. which Is 10 leave
Saturday for the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Jock and
Jim May
Play Later
Hutchinson and Barnes
May Show Wares at the
North End on Thursday
by ALEX c. ROSE

CEATTLEs golfers number IN the
~ thousands but George Falls
hury'n name does not appear on
the list, nor is he likely TO BE- In.
yited 20 become a member OF the
golfing fraternity. unless he dishes
Up an entirely different brand of
weather within the next few hours
than has been on his tlil-of-fare
for the past few weeks.
Just when local pill chasers had
their mouths set for a real treat,
along comes George and throws
snow all over the place In such
reclsieas fashion that the Barnes
Hutchison exhibition Kolf match
scheduled 20 be played here tonos-
row viii have 70 be postponed.
The heavy rains were bad enough
but--the fans didn't let out one
, squawk. Nor did they holier at the
frost. but the snow storm OF Sat
urday night was too much even for
the miidtempered golfers. and now
well. George change your recipe
now II you ever hope 10 enter
golfdom.
Out on the course OF the Seattle
Golf and Country Club, where the
worlds two greatest golfers arc 10
pit their skill against seattie's lead
ing players - tombstone, FTeager.
stein and Steu-the w. x. weather
man must have worked overtime.
as there IN about elk inches of
beautiful 30 snow covering the en-
tire grounds and II is almost GER
tain that the big matches win not
be played tomorrow.
Don't be disappointed ~ eoif
bugs because Arrangements have
been made to have Jim ana Jock
play here on Thursday. IL tomorrow
program has TO be Cancelled. They
want TO exhibit their prowcss in
Seattle and Ray Mccarthy. their
handsome young manager. and the
directors OF the Seattle Golf club are
doing everything in their power 70
pull The strings. Everything il all
set DOW and II G. s. only lets loose
OF one OF his nice warm Chfnoo3e
winds Seattle viii have the pleasure
OF seeing Jock Hutchinson. British
champion. and Long Jim Barnes.
American tuehoider. In action this
week
Ray Mccarthy hats from Ncs
York. but during his short stay 1,s
arrived hero last Thursday he has
really learned TO like Seattle. Tbts
may seem strange, hut nevertheless
II Is true. He has had q swell time.
seen all the sights. heard all about
this Queen City and been shown
Therc II only one thing MAG
wants 10 zee now Chinook wind
People have been telling him about
this magic brreze. and n our fair
city IL expecting any boosting from
Ray Mccarthy on hts sojourn thru
the Southern states. George Sails.
bury must get out hts wand right
quick
Arc you with us or against ~
George
A match has been booked for n
two stars 10 play tn Beliingham 10
day. They are scheduled for Tacoma
on "Wednesday. where they will meet
BIN Daigieish and Neil Christian. two
Tacoma pros. on the Country Club
course OF that city. Tomorrow and
Thursday have been set aside for
Seattle. but IL play Is impossible On
either OF these days. Pay. Jock and
Jim will HE for the South. stopping
off at Portland for an exhibition nexx
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
CUNNERS DEFY
THE WEATHER

Despite the toughest weather q
local trap shoot has ever been
staged in. 20 men turned cut TO
the Fort Lawson range for the Sc
attic Gun Clubs Christmas turkey
shoot yesterday.
The men to win birds WERE: Al.
win schwager ca. George n Baker.
c. l. Tempieton. J. H. Taylor. Har.
~ Williams. Douglas Hatfield. %.
E Marriott. Doskin Reid and u. w.
Lockwood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
CENTRE SQUAD
is IN SHAPE

DENVER. Dec is.--''Bo" MeMii.
Ian and ~ other members OF the
Centre college eleven. headed by
Coach Charles Moran. left here &c.
day on the last leg OF their journey
10 San Diego. Cal. where they will
play Arizona university December
&c. Centre college alumni la Den.
yer entertained the squad yesterday.
All the men are in good condition.
according 20 Moran
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A
The time and place have not been
set
After his bouts with Bryan Down
ey. In which he performed more like
wrestler than a boxer. Wilson was
IN for an unmercifui banning in the
East Fur a while he seemed 10
get along all right and then be ran
into powncy.
Greh IL ono OF the best men In
the world a. his weight. as his VIC
tory over BUY Shade proved. lie
has been prominently mentioned as
candidate for Tommy Gibbons.
GeorEes Carpenter. and even Jack
Dempsey.
Wilson 10 without a doubt the mos,
unpopular champion tho game has
ever known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

ICE SQUAD
LOOKS GOOD

CTCDENT3 1T the University are
~ warming up 10 the prospect OF
seeing the ''ntuces" In action In The
local amateur hockey league
Coach Bobby Rowe reports good
turnouts and gratifying enthusiasm
at the initial turnouts. and thinks
the colleginns viii have better
sensct than that of last year. when
amateur hockey made its bow
locally.
Nineteen men are candidates for
positions on the first team and.
with years experience behind
them. a fair Ice aggregation Will he
eulled from the squad.
Tho intercollegiate schedule will
include ramcs with the university.
British Columbia. Montana and pos
sibiy Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
INJURIES
STKENGTHEN NICTORIA

Injuries are strengthening We
toria's chances for winning the
Coast hockey flag.
Sounds like Walter Malls talk
ing. but rs the truth
Here's why:
Victoria has the strongest for.
ward line In the league this year
with Frederickson, Oatman.
IIalderson. Dunderdale and Meek
ing all available for duty.
The Seattle defense has been
weakened by the loss Of Bobby
Rowe temporarily ~ Robert has
had two ribs dented. and Gordon
Fraser. promising, hut mex.
perIenced man. viii take his
place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

Vancouver h playi ing Tommy
Murray In the nets, while Hugh
Lehman. their crack goal tender.
IL on the shelf.
With their fun strength on the
Ice, Seattle and Vancouver
haven't been able tn stop the
Nictorisns. What win they do
with the teams In weakened con.
ditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
SEATTLE We.
VANCOUVER

Seattle win play Vancouver in the
Northern metropolis tonight. Both
teams will have their regular llneups
on the Ice with the exception OF Muir.
ray, who will be in the goal for the
champions, and Fraser. who will play
defense for Seattle.
Tie Nets seem 20 have hit their
stride as they played much better
combination hockey against Vancou.
Yer here last week than they have
! shown before this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
LEHMAN'S EYE
ON THE MEND

VANCOUVER, II. c.. Dec. To-
The eye injury suffered by Highie
Lehman. Millionaire roalkeeper.
when he was accidentally struck in
the eye with a hockey stick last
week. is not as serious as at first
supposed. Lehman is recovering and
II Is possible that he may be back
In the game by Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
BOLDT is ON
HIS WAY HOME

Prexy Boldt win return To the
lair Of the Seattle Indians this
week. after his visit with the gods
OF baseball in the East. First hand
knowledge OF deals and rumors OF
deals viii be under Boldts cap. and
he probably win wind up few
tentative deals engineered TO boost
the 1879 Indians pennantward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
TO FIGHT CHARGES

NEW YORK. Dec. is.--Of the
four amateur athletes. Joie Ray
Loren Murchison. Joe and Frank
Loomis. charged with professional
ism. and the objects Of Investigation
by the Central A. A. T.. Aurchlson
IL the only man expected to flgh,
the charges.
Ray has quit athletics. Joe
LOOMS has ceased composition, and
Frank LOOMS IN In the coaching
game. The specific charge IL nc
cepting exorbltant expense money
on their trips 20 meets last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

Teams IN The star circuit pssrnirg
ent-ef-tswn Gam~~. sr scheduling
other Eames In the city, sbssid lot
The star know immedl ateiy, - the
t~ssue schedule is 'esssi satly subject
10 change, and the teams Will avoid
ssafiiesins dates By iafosmisg The
rtsx sesa enough
Ralph Etchsy, the captain % Bsffsry c
team, looms az ons Of the sLongnl
guards Ia The loop.
hseh team IN the isarus ~nn Ne pr~.
pared 20 make at least one trip 20 South
PARK dufias the SEASON. DANES thefs
~ill start At y. ~. Teams VII
also have 20 make Al isast ona. and per
haps too trips 10 West seatu.
Clinton Iisnry, piAftns Esssd -
the ftasdy nakinK 90. tsSAm. 10 .
fermev broadway pisyw. lie siss
pis,s with the Lake aide ts~srn. In the
y. NJ. a. a. hgu.< league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
LATONA WINS
GRADE TITLE

By winning a torrid battle from
the Hawthorne Class Il Grade school
soccer champs. the Latona gram
mar school. Class a kings. annexed
the city grade title Saturday on the
lower Woodland Field.
Two overtime periods were re-
CURED before the Grass A boys
landed the championship by q ? 10
1 score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

and he may be seen IN action
hrrs. again if the local pro-
mo{crs can find an opponent
for him.
The little Oakland chocolate drop
a a credit 20 the boxing game a.
he battles every minute Of the time.
he boxes well. hits with tho best OF
'em and bell win most Of the time.
Tue boxing game can surely make
room for lot more men Of Danny
Edwards callber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
NcKAY-S FAME
SPREADING

The fame Of Gordon Mckay Is
spreading.
This lelsureiy hattier from Idaho
has stepped out and won four
straight starts here. Including q
win over Marty Farrell
And TOW he has an offer 10 boz
Bert cellnas IN Los Angeles and
another 10 box KID Palmer In
Tulsa. Oklahoma.
Mckay l. expected 10 accept both
offers. but may stick around these
parts II the glove promoters can
flnd work for him to do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Due
to Return
to Coast
Cincy Claims Red Sox In
fielder by Waiver Route;
Reds Owe Three Clubs

CAR WITT,
American league
third sacker vet
eran, Ii almost a
sinch 10 perform
In the Coast loop
next year.
Witt. who was
with the Boston
Red Sox st
year after years
Of service with
the Detroi ~
Americans. has
been passe d
along TO the Gin
cinnau Nation
ais by the walv-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
WILSON NAY
GET HISE

Johnny Wilson. the cheese middle
weight champion. may take the lac
ing yet that most Of the fans In the
East have been hoping that he would
RI He has been matched to box
Hafrt Creb. the Pittsburg light
heavyweight. who will train down TO
the mlddleweight limit for the bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

The Battery e team vffi be hard NJ,
when the high schol season starts. AZ
they Will lose Enoch fhuitx. star for
ward. Clarence bhrests. another for
safd. and Burke Gibson. q rnard They
are turning out for Queen Anne.
In ease any teams are tied for rr-'
and second honor. IN the two Star
leagues the ties will be decided ~ the
elimination plan
Tho Wsshipgfsa Para team W
making its first bow In BASKETBALL
They have alresdy entered teesns IN
star baset,all and so<ees Leagues.
Any outside team or teams IN the cf'T
that can make Afrans~msns for nsoFH
are asked 20 inf6rn The star ~ thsy
wnnt practice games Every team IN
The star league IL anKious for these EXTRA
rames because the scarcity % fioorE
makes u hard ter managers 10 find them
for p~s cties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

Binding the feet 10 retard their
growth has been discontinued In en-.
lightcned China,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

sasstitutiensi Mitchell for II. Dftf-
fttha oKhsa for tlosssr. HAL Zoe kan@
Hastnsky for Ma<fseDd.
soaftnri Tirid E1aia Huah~s s. W.
Criffi,hs :. NJ 0raffths = Mitchell !.
Ea.s I.
rr.s ihro~s; W. crsnsss 4. Ksns
hefsfss! smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

Great atlas moth Of India n n16
to be the largest moth or butterfly
In tho. world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC BOWLING

Ielephone employees staged a three.
,oFnered rnatch between Seattle. spo.
KANE and Walla Walia. Spokane fin.
isned first, with Seattle second. The
totals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
GUESTS THRU
FIRST ROUND

Tonight the second round OF the
handicap elimination three-cushion
billiard tourney opens at Brown a
Hulrn's. The results of the first
round are as follows:
Tyson Gp won from Phingston Cis).
10 20 =; MorEansteru ffil won from
Granger Ial. ~ 20 >; eastman (is) won
from Capper (is, rs to II; Abe Aron-
son tisA won from George REID tis). rs
70 u; Bradford Nsl won from Campbell
tisl. ~ 10 ~. Rudy Afonson tiel won
from Han Reid fibl. 10 10 re- Marsh
psl won from Williams ta). ~ 20 s;
kneelsna ttsb won from Ward di. 10
70 .. Dofgsn fis) wen from Reardon 90.
IS 20 Z. Aiken 90 won from Smith tiD.
ia to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

Waivers nave been asked on George
Mslssl ny the Chicago Cubs. This IL
taken 70 mean that Maisei. who used 10
pastlrne fpr Portland. viii be sent 20
Los Angeles 10 replace Arnold atatz, sold
~ the cabs Maiset hj, over 500 for the
cuts this ssason. and ranks az one Of
the best men when he plays In his loop
Louis Guisto, Oakland fret barenpan
will eoarh the famous 81, Mays college
team IN The fprins This college turned
out Duffy Lewis, Harry Hooper. walter
Mails and Guisto himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

All the else. that Ncorav can rather
viii he needed 20 beat the 81 Louis
Cards under the ~irs nsEt October.
Branch Hickey 10 getting eagey since he
reaiizss that ne has club capable Of
battling With the best In tho circuit for
the pennant. and all differences with
Mlltoa stock have been cisarsd up like
June day sky. Hell Be back for thifd
base duty.
crart Grimm ~ the washington SEN
stors. sss one Of thoss Who spoke his
mind freely on conrnissionsr f4ndis' de-
cision on the Babe Ruth ease Criffith's
opinion is eoncurrsd IN By e Eoodiy mum.
Der Of American league biE Esn- lie
thinks that the decision IL unfair. In that
n works a hardship on the New York
and other American teagEs clubs. and
win only give Ruth a months yaranon-
outside % the Nrs. which Is . small item
Ia Runs yearly earnings
Kitty Brsssfisid. for years the fr~t
base guardian Of the Khiiiy Satissais,
" bsck under the big top. after an
absence ~ 10 yosxs - . scout fee
ths Chicago Cubs.
Jseints caivo, tbs Cuban oufrsitsr
San Francisco, eiii he With Fort worth
NEXT year. He has been sold by tho
Little Rock club Ia the Dixie champions
Joe Dunn. manager % the Bloomington
team last year. has been signed by the
Joplin club. Of the Western circuit. This
news will be % interest to Eorthwestsrn
oific shipysrd team several years aRo,
and he msy succeed Jimmy Hamilton,
former Vancouver pilot. as the Joplin
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19
Danny Edwards
| Proves Class
Little Colorcd Battler Breaks Winning Streak of Babe
Herman, Who Cleaned Up New York Miu Tosscrs;
Other News Of the Ring
BY LEO II. LASSEN

TITLE DANNY EDWARDS, the Oakland
colored bantamweight, has proved his real
class
This sterling little mitt singer. who bat
ties every minute that he is in the ring,
stepped out and smeared Babc Herman, the
Sacramento artist, in Portland the other
night.
The victory was a notable one because
Herman has just returned to the Coast
after successful trip East where he won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

Victims OF the Russian famine are
eating bread made OF clay. grass
and moss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-19

the best in his division. lie is being touted by Jack
Kerns for bout with Johnny Buff for the worlds crown
Herman came back to the Coast because of the cold
weather in the East
Edwards has been boxing around Los Angeles recently