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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-11-18
Blanching Almonds.

Almonds can be easily blanched if
you put them in very hot water and
let them stand for about two min.
utes. Then drain, put in cold water
and rub the skins off. Dry them be-
tween towels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
3ss sheridan avenue.

$50 Sheridan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Trout OF Penn.
sylvania avenue have returned from
a two weeks visit with relatives In
Dixon, Ill.
Miss Edith Langenhan OF the city
hall Is enjoying vacation during
which time Miss Spiyak Is holding
forth in her office.
Miss Miriam Gordon OF Oliver street
who has been taking a dramatic course
Of six months IN dramatic art, at the
Sargent's School of dramatic art. in
New York has returned home having
completed tho work.
Messrs. Frank Shorts and William
Hunter Will return from Franklin. Pa,
tomorrow where they have been visit
ing relatives.
The twin boy and girl OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Straka, age two months. passed
away after a short illness with cholera
morbus. Both were buried together
Mrs Charles Petersen OF Sheridan
avenue, visited her brothers in Chica.
go on Monday.
Mrs. William Hamlin of Sheridan
avenue entertained a friend, Mrs. SAN
ford OF Los Angeles. Cal. for a few
days.
Mike Kanocz arrested by Bailifr Cir
ard for assault and battery. upon Mike
Ello he being released on a $50 bond
Miss Nellie McEniff Is now employed
as book-keeper in the local telephone
svchsnre
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

/ Daniel Moynihan who has beer. con-
hned to his home in Sheridan avenue,
with a badly injured toe. Is improving.
James Donegan, one OF Whiting >
pioneers, is in bad condition at the
81, Margaret's hospital. Mr.. Danegan
who was hauling a load OF coke. to In
diana Harbor ran over bump which
threw him off the wagon. The wheel
ran over his limb and he was other
wise injured. Reports in Whiting on
Monday evening were to the effect that
il Is thought necessary to amputate his
leg 1t being feared by his friends that
his constitution Will not be able to
withstand an operation OF this kind.
Mr. Caranaugh OF Atch son avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

In the West Park Addition who has
been III for months but who recently
was greatly improved has again suffer-
ed decline in his condition.
James Parker OF Sheridan avenue,
mas been sent to Karo, Ill, on a bust
aess trip for the Standard oil Co.
M. and Mrs william Reed OF sher-
ian avenue left yesterday for Kansas
CITY, Kansas. where they were called
oy the serious Illness OF Mr.. Reeds
father.
inc Daughters OF Rebekah WI: meet
regular ses8on tonight when the
Lake County Degree STAFF vii. confor
mo third degree on eight candidates.
A.ter the meeting Mrs. Beulah EraMn.s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
Whiting
Advertisement
Are Winners

Let us give you q figure on your
storm windows and doors. We have a
wide selection Of combination storm
and screen doors at reasonable prices.
WHITING LUMBER AND COAL CO.
s-2s-s
room house, everything In hest-class
condition: 1851 Amy avenue. Roberts
dale, call evening after $50. s-37-s
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Pauline Frederick In Salvage" also
Harold Lloyd i'm snow or Never" and
Latest FOX NewM S-27-i
There will be a meeting Thursday
evening at the Republican headauart-
ers. sos 18th street for the purpose OF
organizing a Young Mems Republican
Club. All young men are invited
FOR sAL.E=Robinson Hot air Furnace
fair condition. $500. Whiting tel.
s41J. s-2T-3
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
Leo Ditrachxtefn I'm sThe Great Law
err" the famous stage star I'm the equal
~ famous play. CvnafnS Tsmsrrow,
anuaty Pulls TRe strtnxs-s s-2s-1
Danes at the Elks Club Rooms on
Friday evening, Sept soth- s-zs-3
The Epworth League OF the NJ z.
Church will entertain the Calumet On
ION 81 q party In the church parlors on
Thursday at eight o'clock Every
body invited s-zs-1
FOR SALE room house on Ohio ave.
Call so-R whiting. s-2s2
carpenfer, Will take work by day or
contract Call 4Os Flschrupp avenue
Whiting. s-3s-2
winter apples and Pears for sale by
the epshei; Call whiting 13o-R s-as-tf
EoR 6AI.E-Kitchen Cabinet and Buff
fet In good condition: Inquire 8. Me
Bride water Gardena e-2s-2
Mrs. Rendrons' Beauty Parior. Thur
day and Friday Special. Shampoo. Soc;
ChiIdren's Hair Bob. s5c: 5s1 l1sth st,
phona waiting 427-M. s-2s-e
gTAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Cmsson FerGnson I'm "What's n Wife
wortA,- alse clyde Cook an tsThe Golf
ers, md Pxixzea Cesored Pictures. 3-2S-7
There Is no better chance tor eccutr-
ing and prActictng the savings habit
than that of having an account with
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iation 9-2s-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
HIGHLAND

VIM. Harkema has sold his share in
the Harkema and Van Til store to his
partner and Is planning to go to Hol-
land 10 visit his mother Mr. Harke-
ma has made many friends while en-
gagged m business here. who regret his
leaving.
A fine baby boy arrived At the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wagner, FRI
day night.
Jacob Schoon vUho has haer nufta an1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

committee will serve refreshments. All
members should be present.
The Plymouth AID Society will give
q supper in the Congregational chur III
pariors tomorrow evening from 10 7
.. m. The menu will cons'.t of the
following good things: Roast pork
and apple sauce or roast beef and
brown gravy; Mashed potatoes, rolls,
cabbage salad. sliced tomotoes, pick
les, jelly, coffee and cake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

for several days is reported to be i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SWEETS and
children visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Jameson at their home in Crown
Point Sunday.
David Noes. Jacob Groot and Nick
Porter have gone on a motor trip to
Wisconsin. They are expected home
the latter part OF the week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

The Congregational Sunday School
and Church will have q rally day next
Sunday.
The NJ. T. Ladies Aid Society will
hold a business session tomorrow az
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Keller
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

A flannel wrung out of boiling wa
ter, sprinkled with turpentine and laid
on the chest gives relief in colds on
the chest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

Movies Hard on Pianos.
Three months use In a niOtion-nic-
ture theater is sufficient 10 render tha
average piano valueless
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

Let us give you q 6gure ON your
storm windows and doors. We have a
wide selection OF combination storm
and screen doors at reasonable prices
WHITING LUMBER AND COAL CO.
9-2s-s
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FOR SAIE-Househofd furniture. six
room house. everything In hrst-class
condition: 1881 Amy avenue. Roberts
dale, call evening after $50. S-37.s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Pauline Frederick In Salvage" also
Harold Lloyd i'm Snow or Never" and
Latest FOX News S-%1-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

There Is no better chance tor accutr-
ing and practictng the savings habit
than that of having an account with
The whiting Savings and Loan Assoc
iAtion 9-2s-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-28

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Casson Fer&uson I'm "What's Wife
wortA.- nlse clyde Cook an tsT.he Golf
en- md Pxaxzea Cesored Pictures. 1854
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
HARVARD TO
PLAY BEARS
NEXT YEAR

CALIFORNIA vs.. Harvard at
" Cambridge What a dish for
tho eastern grid fsnsi
Harvard has offered California q
football date for October Is. 1884.
70 BE- played At Cambridge.
Doubtless John Harvard N ntung
By tho nationwide inHlnuaiion in
sporting circles that tho Eastern
teams fear tho Berkeley wonder
team.- and have decided 10 spcak
up-aftsr carefully waiting until
Andy Smiths squad IL 20 be broken
up BY tho graduation OF rrven men
A little knowledge II a dangerous
thing. as tho guy said. and Harvard
maysba making a grave mistake In
not Investigating further. A Cali
fornta varsity with the famous line
zone listens like easy meat: but news
from tho southern campus that four
or five men OF almost equal cafibre
with tho graduating stars will com
pete for each OF the vacated posi-.
tons. indicates tina, fory Andy will
have another wonder team next
fall.
California has already esc-~d FRAT
requested date with the uuiverrlsy
Of southern California. but has an.
nouncef that the Harvard offer win
be accepted II U. g C. viii permit
the Berkeley collcgan. 10 break the
date with them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
MAJORS
~ FORCING
MINORS

NEW roRR. D.cL Twin the
IN National league foot on their
tfroa,a those rcbcliious minors may
get the pressure OF another choking
from the American league today.
The National ieagu. in a hang
over meeting Is expected to fasten
tho last strand OF n barbed wire
harrfcad~ within which tho Glass
A and tho Class a minor leagues
viii be starved TO death II they do
not consent 10 the draft
In the first session OF It's annual
meeting today. the American league
probably Will decide TO erect n SEQ
ond barrier for the same purpos>.
The idea proposed late yesterday
Mt the International league meeting
by Charles Ebbcts. president of the
Brooklyn club. was for the majors
to refuse TO buy from or seli 10 the
aDt.-draft leaguts until they agree
to allow the majors to draft their
stars for 5000 instead OF mixing
them off the auction block for sT5c
600 or such.
Some big trades are expected
while the American league moguls
are gathered. Practically every club
wants something.
Announcement IN expected today
that Clyde Milan win manage the
Washington Senator's next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
INDOOR
GOLFERS
ACTIVE

(urESrER w. KING OF the frm
~ OF King Brothers. haber'iash'
ers. and Archie Stuart are leading
tn. field In the big indoor golf
tournament at Piper a Taft's store.
The event closes next Saturday. IL
Chester w. wins. Tommy Smith will
lose a playmate. because the credit
OF Champion Chester's game Inn
provefnent will go 10 willie Hunter.
the British amateur uueholder. and
not to -Smithy." who In a mere
IA man.
For the benefit Of those who are
In tho dark. We wish to state that
Chester and While played golf to-
rcther at the Seattle Golf club n
couple OF wrecks ago.
on entering A. q. spsiding's ssrre
don't be alarmed II you hear thud
overhead. IL IL only Archie Stuart
taking a dlvot out OF the carpeted
floor on tho balcony. He Is pras-
ticing faithfully for the final days
OF the tourney and his chief advisor.
Roy Nelson. ~ right there TO cor
rect any faults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
SOCCER
LISTS
OPENED

II ANY Of the senior teams In
1 The Star Soccer league want TO
max" changes In their registration
for Sundays games they may do 20
AZ the second half OF the season
does not start until then.
Last Sundays games. postponed
hy the food. will BE- played on IN.
sams schcduie for the coming Sun.
day. The schedule follows:
SENIOR GAMES
F~ssesnes VI. Mxpls Leafs. az fx,e-f,
r~rs. a. y m Referee. Btiiy walter.
woodland part Va Yves, SEATTLE. az
upf~r Woodland psrk At .1s D. m Ref
sre~. hliiy uloom~n
Erkart clEar CO. Va Hosfsx Airer.r
eish. ., h"a,h Park. ~ ssss .. IN. REF.
sfee. Allen no.~
Sr~Ioa GAMEy
rsin~n A. G. va Ballard yusfs~N ct
erp~r wesf'snd Park. as p m. Ref.
ere, nco Lemon
Ron Paris Biilisrds ~ Ay,sn Athissf<
association. at wsiia wafiA a. n ma
nefer~e. nifiy Dourias
Hs-thor,s Juniors ~ s.sufe.s r-~-~A
Dry Cleaners ct Columbia pIsyneid. A.
m Referee. o~orre Hc>flinr
Wasairgton PARK va South PART a.
Washington park. 81 1 .. m R.ssrer.
jerry Msisy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Managers Of gtsy teams playing cuf-sT-
town frames should r~bd the results 70
The star. ~ this ~ the quickest means
OF publishing them.
wriism Ks~sros. ~hs played for me
vp With ths hissdoea Hes . forward.
Hu-rsli HAsiem. forward and captain
~ tho Hhsner a woif five. played for
Queen Anne hish school last year.
Andrew Mclaughlin. the erses onward
~ the Ballard Cubs. r. brother of
Dewey Mclaughlin. who made basketball
and baseball history Tor the Ballard high
school teams a few years ago. Dewey -
nov attending q dental school la Pert
land. Or.
rsrrs Bfrd. the captain Of tire Ben
Paris Billiard team. 10 Aiso classy
shoytstop. playing that berth for the
Ecsaft Cigar co. In Ths Star funior
baseball league this summer. lie plays
forward In the cage fiva
Harry f~nrhn.r. member ~ the B~n
Paris team. has offered VI referss Star
league games lie has rad quits . bit
~ experiences In officiating In the play
field iesxus
Arthur void. captain ~ the WI
snsfs Nedsws nsssn~~s college tessn.
p4ay1d . forward berth for Broadway
high school . couple Of ss~ssns ase.
RAY Haxsern broadway gprfnssy. 70 an
other msmter Of IN. Wilson team
Harvey Nrfv-r. sii-efty third ssrfer
so- WEE. seattle high school fer tro
yearu. viii Try hls hand q, the cage fsms
this year. We Ia a member OF the West
Seattle team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
WILSON is ALL
SMILES AGAIN

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE New
Jersey state boxing commission has
allowed Johnny Wilson to receive his
md of the purse for the wilson
Dovney bout held last September.
wilson's end. 5000. was handed 10
him By Tex Richard Wilson has
announced that he Is now ready 10
fight any opponent Ricksrd may Sc
lect before January 5. the bout to
take place In February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Portland pilot stu a secret.
Dempsey is tn Portland.
Edicdrds Us. Herman


DCRTI4ASD. Dec ff.-wA4r>r Mo
L Creole. the six.foot boss Of
Coast league baseball clubs. in this
city for over IL years. will change
his postoffice address 70 Seattle In
1929. To whom win DO handed the
reins IN this city remains a deep
mystery. Some Of tho experts are
picking Kenworthy. Rodgers or
Spess for the job.
President Kiepper OF the Beavers
seems 10 favor the Iron Duke" but
some of tho baseball horde here
seem TO be n little coid-shouidered
to the English heir" They want
either Rodgers or Spcas.
Just what the former Beaver chief
will DO with the Indians next year
will have 70 be awaited with eager
eyes. Right at present II looks like
he viii have handful Of trouble
with some OF tho regulars of the
Sound city club. Many Of the boys
wouldn't play under Walter IL they
had 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

Miss Cecil Lcitch. woman roifirr
champion Of France, Great Britain
and Canada. injured herself while
playing her last public match and
will be unable 10 play tournament
golf for some time. according TO a
New York wire. Miss Lcitch tore a
ligamont In one arm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

STAR JUNIOR BASKETBALL SEASON SCHEDULED TO OPEN TONIGHT


With Football Laid Away in Mothballs Until An
other Season Rolls Around. Basketball Comes to
the Front in intercollegiate Sports. Upon the
Broad Shoulders Of Jimmy Bryan Has Fallen the
Honor of Leading Washingtons Team This Sea-
Bryan Ranks a. One of the Beat Guards in the
Coast Conference. He Has Likely Bunch of
Playmates, and the Sun Dodgers Are Expected to
Rank High in the Conference Standings Again
This Year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
OIICII!

Anthony Pilcaa. a Chicago semi.
pro. has been signed for "A tryout
with the Vernon club next year. a
modest press report OF the newcomer
says: Tile hits Hike Joe Jackson and
fields like Hal Chase, and Is recon.
mended by George weaver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Nets VS..
Champs
Tonight
Vancouver and Seattle
Tangle for First Time
on Local Ice This Year

on vER.s
hockey team II
making i,s nrst
bow OF the sea.
son here to
night TIL "a
champions have
tho same club
that walked of
with tho cham.
pionshlp In the
league last
season.
With Victoria
getting " Ay
20 a good start.
tho outlook IN
that y..........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
BAPTIST HOOP
MEN TRIMMED

IN the Church league baskcthAu
eames las. night. St Marks
trimmed the Swedish Baptist team
at the Broadway high gym - to 3:
Plymouth Congregational downed
the First Baptist quintet - to 8.
while the First Evangelical ran =
q to victory up on the Firs&
Methodist ProtestantA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
HARMON LOSES
In CHEHAIIS

CHEHALfS. Dec. i4--Archie Stoy
won six.round decision over Mick.
cy" Harmon Of Seattle In torrid
battle. In the other bouts Herbert
Dugger won over Barney Williams,
Roy Stoy and Francis Garfield drew
and Charles Garfield drew with
Frankie Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

TuiE gates OF the Milwaukee arena
l. will again be thrown open for
the fistic fans to file thru after q lay.
off since Denver Ed Martin was sent
into dreamland by Harry Wills. next
Friday night. Babe Herman and
Danny Edwards are down for the
main event of 10 rounds.
What will undoubtedly be the fea-
ture bout Of the evening is the
semi windup between Archie stoy
and Pete Niche over six rounds.
These two boys are big favorites
here. The former Ii from Aberdeen.
while the latter Is a local boy making
his initial bow after long layoff.
Muff Bronson will tangle with that
little fighting machine, Young Sam
In the special event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

ssursh straight bout landing the
most blows
HgxsEi. undoubtedly one Of the
5mcr< clover defensive fighters In the
| business. seemed TO take the mill last
night as one big romr. The crsi.
Grens hour at the Pavilion n held
every Friday night Yesterday was
Tuesday.
Neither feIlcw did any damage, but
Mckay landed nearly all the
punchea winning the first three
rounds handliy. The fourth was
fairly even. as Farrell started might
| ing = hit-
Farrell made Mckay miss . lot
| but Mckay. In . slower fashion. b.
| ing heavier on his feet. also pulled
| . lot Of smart stuff and Farrell look
I'd bad AZ times. too.
An ALIBI
Iron FARRELL
OF course IL was Martyrs irss
a starr In hong time as be has been
playing around tho movies In Cali
fornia- and no boxer looks good
after a long hyoff.
The best part OF u was when
Referee schacht gave Mckay the
decision and Marty thought II was
. huge Joke. or something. lie ran
ever and shook hands with Ad and
the crowd gave Marty tho RAINING
that he deserved
Farrell has the stuff. but he
Aidnt show IL last night.
The semi~indup was the best
LeExar Of the hight
cak ODowd's inexperscnco cost
.s-n . X o. in his record
THAT FOURTH
ROUND
Near the end Of the fourSh rvund
CrDcwd was IeafsnE and KID Johr-
0pn rammcd him on the jaw with
. short right Down went O'Dowd.
He Jumped up and Johr~on's wal
lop kissed him again. O'Dowd hit
the mat again. Instead OF taking a
count to clear hts head. O'Dowd
jumped up again and Johnson Bapc
Ruthed him for q goal. O'Dowd
tried hard 10 get up. but his body
wouldn't respond Both fellows
we're In swell shape.
Ray scribner didn't look very well
- his bout with Frankie Panuey.
Fay has been out Of the game for
quite a spell and his Judgment Of
distance was goofy. Panticy won
~ = rally In the fourth round
rantiey did nearly all the leading.
SOME
Comedy
The comedy bout Of the night was
put on by Joe Resos. the Filipino
BOY. and Jimmy Davis. q little choc-
ol&ts drop. Resos scored knock
Downs In the first. second and third
rounds and won easily. Aistah Da-
Wis had . hard time Keeping track
11-A0awhereabout of the opposi-
bon.
Kid waideman beat Frank Hayes
ln the opener. They're welterA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
MILLER SIGNS
TO BOSS SEALS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 14--,Jack
Miller. former Philadelphia National
infislder. has signed 20 manage the
San Francisco Seals In the 1929 pen.
nant marathon. Miller In veteran
major Lacquer. with a record OF 10
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
KNIGHTS vs. MIDDIES

The strong knights OF Columbus
basketball quintet will take on the
y. s. Tennesscos hoopcrs tonight.
The sailor five claims the basket
kinFship Of the fleet and arc
coached by former Annapolis
man. The game starts at $50 at
the X Of G. Gym.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

and seattle Will be fighting for the
other piayoff berth
Both teams are up 20 strength to
night. and sesttis refreshed By q
rest after three straIgh, games.
ouch, to be able to hit up fart pace.
The clubs are expected TO tine up
as folio~G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

DANvrLLE. KY Dec TITO
McMillin. quarterback on the Centre
college football team. has signed To
coach football at Centenary college,
In Louisiana. next season. at a re.
ported figure OF 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
Sport Chatter From Portland
BY BILLY STEPP

lust what seems to troubls Tfavie
- Davis neither the Portland or
Milwaukee fistic commission can I'M
dsutand- They have offered the
Seattle four.round weiterseight
model his terms. but he has twice
called off bis bouts after reporting
that he stepped on n double jointed
peanut or something. The fans OF
tho Rose City have n bunch that
Trayie is made M cold shimmies.
II this champion -ccmeback,-
4 Eddie Pinkman. wants a fight for
Christmas day OF New Years aft
ernoon he can have sams in Port
land with the handsome Jewish boy.
Joe Benjamin Eddie can get tho
bout by getting In touch with the
powers that be In the local boxing
game. They're looking for a Benja-
min opponent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
MEN
IN CLOSE
CONTESTS

COMPETITION wns keen among
~ the Gasoline league bowiers
last night nobody being Eoose- erxcd.
Cole and Nlehaus drew the Donors In
high total and high score. rcrpec-
tiv-sy.
The totals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
ORTEGA TAKES
ANOTHER DIVE

TULSA, Okla, Dec. 14.--Batfling
ortega OF San Francisco was Knocked
out by Kid Palmer In tho first round
OF n scheduled i2-round bout here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14

The Ben Paris team Is expected 70
start with Bird and Feldmsn At for
wards. I,ro Bow at center and Lcnch-
ner and Schaeffer AZ guards.
Abe Getzen. manager Of the Yesler
Athletic club. has not sent in his line
up for fonirht's melee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-14
All Elves
Will Play
ThisWeek
Schedule Is Upset, but
Every Team Will Play;
Lincups Announced

TWO games Wi pry the roof or
= The Star Junior basketbsil
league tonight with the Asahi Jun
tors and the West Seattle Athletic
Club Juniors tangiing at Hiawatha
pisyfieid at $50 .. m. and the Ben
Paris Billiard team meeting The
Yesier Athletic club at Collins play
field house mt st5 p m
Two sames win he on the boar6D
for Thursday night the Battery q
team ciashing with Wilson's Mod
ern Business college at the Arrnofy
at $50 p. m. and the Shaner =
Wolff team playing the Pirates nt
the knights Of Columbus at p. m.
Games carded for the Crystal Pool
Friday night follow
Seattle Boys club Va WashingtD0
Park at $40 p. m.
Imperials va. Stacy Shown q 10
.. m.
Mikados W. Collins Cubs n -
p. m.
Ballard Cubs W. Dandy Baking
Co. at $50 .. m
The definite schedule plan for tho
year viii have 20 be gone over and
win be announced Saturday IN The
Star. This work takes a lot Of time
and was caused by the Metropolitan
business college not informing The
star that they didn't intend to de-
fini'cIy enter a team.
Squads are urged 20 be on hand for
their game mt least Is minutes be-
fore game time 80 they can start
right on time. Fifteen minute periods
nye 10 be played with 10 minute rest
between them. Each team must
recommend a referee and the man
chosen must be accepted by both
captains. Each team can use IN OH
ciai TO alternate N desirable.
The probable lincups for the Weue
Seattle gam. follow: