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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
M'CRATH
LOOMS IN
ICE RACE
FINALS

while most OF the ice skating fans
In Seattle are picking PHI Donabue.
1920 champion. 10 win the finals OF
The star Ice races at the Arena to
morrow night, one pete Muldoon.
manager OF the Arena. comes for
ward with n strong boost for James
McGrath. "A new skater In Seattle
who has qualified for the finals.
McGrath won his heat in nice fash
ion. but didn't have 70 exert himself
much at the finish. and IL was pretty
hard 10 get much Of a line on him.
Muldoon. however. has seen James
In practice and he figures that Nc.
Grath viii give Donnhue the hardest
run McGrath Ii "A newcomer here
from New York.
And then there are Jim Price and
Buster Brown TO figure. or all the
skaters In the preliminaries Brown
took the turns with the least effort.
Brown won his heat In a walk and
wasn't called upon TO extend him
self Price looked good In his sec
ond trial. He fen in his first heat.
and was put out Of the running.
The other entry Is Paul Chaplin
Paul has his work cut out for him TO
place In the FIRST three. as he fin.
ished second 20 Price in his second
heat.
The race win ~ over a I2-lap
course and viii be held between the
first and second periods OF the
Vanoouver-Seattle hockey game at
the Arena The finaiists should re.
port at the Arena office not later
than 5 p. m. for the drawing Of mum.
bcrs and final instructions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
MAY SWING DEAL
FOR LANE

It's no secret that Kenworthy Is
stuck on the playing OF Billy Lane,
Oakland outfielder. Lane wasn't
very satisfied In Oakland last year,
and he didn't play his game. Don't
DC surprised II Prexy Keeper swings
deal for the Oakland speed mer
chant. Seattle has a surplus OF
pitchers. and he may swap a pitcher
for Lane. Kennie figures that Lane
can just about lead the Coast league
In stolen bases whenever he wants
10. With a strong crew OF hitters
behind him like Seattle will have this
year. Lane rkould score lot OF runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

Ga. for Galveston. More experiment
ing
In tho American league the
Yankees switch from Jacksonville 10
Shreveport. TIN be easier 10 handle
Babe Ruth IN Louisiana than among
FioridhB elite.
The Washington Nationals 10
back 10 Tampa.
THE Red soK get good results at
Hot Springs.
Lake Charles treated Connie
Mack and his Rawhy kids Hplendidly
last spring NO the Athletics will LET
well enough alone
The White So1 move from Waco
10 Cisco. Gleason wants 90 vary the
scenery a bit since the bad bust Of
1920.
Ty Cobb and HIS Detroit Tigers
will give Macon. Ga. the go-by and
make "a fresh start at San Antonio.
They got bad break In weather In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

tins Nationals ana Gainesville. on
the east shore line. will entertain
tho lowiy PhillieH.
The Cubs ana the Nationals will
be tho farthent separated. Tho dis.
lance aa tho crow flies from Paan-
dona 90 Tampa II 2,250 miles. by
rail- It's nearly $500 miles.
OF the lot 10 clubs viii be within
a radius OF $50 miles OF each other
In Texas ana Louisiana They are
the Dodgers. Yankees. Indians. White
sox. Reds. Giants. Tigers. Braves,
cards ana Athletics.
There's n generous exodus bnek TO
Texas. Reasons for giving Flofida
the cold shoulder are. nearncsH to
cuba'n booze. too much society and
poor climate on tho march home
ward
The Reds after winning the Ma
tlonn league derby plunged into
Fiorila'A -four hundred" at Miami
in 1890 Pat Moran found a pleas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

Dlxici ifol nut mostly Texasi
The faEond of February and the
first week Of March will find all the
10 major league ball clubs making
tracks for spring training camps.
Texas gets gcven OF them. Louiai
ana four. Arkansas and Florida two
each and California one
only six clubn-throe In the Ma
tionai and three ia tho American
are going back TO ufir 1920 training
lairH.
The Pirates and tho Red Sox will
Jungle up In Hot Springs. Ark. The
Giants and Tigers ditto In San An
tonic
The Chicago Cubs are the lone
wolves OF tho flock Skipper Johnny
Evcrr takes his crew back TO PaHa.
dena. Cal
Florida state that divided
honorn with Texas last year at.
tfaeted only two clubs back. Tampa.
on the west coast. gets Clark Crlff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

AAA' FstAAAf AAAAAA ANA AtAf AAAAts@AAR -
1891" says Spoke.
Here's Speakers dope on the com
ing campaign.
White Sox-non- contrnders.
Kcd Sox--weaher.
TiEers-better fighters.
Nationais-bcttcr hitting and
Walter johnson.
srowns-truublc mnk-s~.
Athletics--grvat pitching staff and
corners.
Yankees - Babo Ruth q Co.
strengthened.
Indians--same old stuff.
Every prrcaution 20 avoid pitfalls
other championship Trans have fail
en- into has been taken by Iris.
New Orleans and the ponies arc
given the go-by for Dallas al a train.
ing camp.
Giving spittcrs a new lease on life
other club. without Coveleakie ~
would have been a cripple The big
Indian pitcher Is the games prima
donna.
Walter Mails IL king OF winners
The Duster--if In the same form a.
when he Joined the Indians last fall
lis tho big acc card.
joey scwcll IL another DOME Bush
plus the speed OF youth.
George uhle--the king sandlottcr
lis due.
with Steve o-Sciii behind the bat
every day. las, years lnfieid intact.
the outfield ditto and the same pitch.
Ing staff that won n world cham.
plonship. the Indians are Jake.
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Georgia last spring.
Iris Speaker IN taking his "
champion Indians away from
Orleans and the ponies. Bees
Dallas 81 giving the Tribe
bonus for coming.
Bognlu0a, In, Ia the new host y
big league ball clubs. The Browbs
go there. The club conditioned VI
Taylor. Tex. laFt year. The switch
In AN experiment.
Spring training IL an expendve
part Of big league baseball.
Yet It's as neceBary az dates In
an almanac.
Yearly each club spends about 49,
900 10 try out the rockies and 10 tone
up the veterans
In another six weeks the crack
Of the bat viii be making things
noisy south Of the Mason-Dixon line.
And most Of II viii be in the IG7nu
Star state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
PASkERT MAY
STICK WITH REDS

Another BIZ o. BASEBALL news
drifted into baseball headquarters
yesterday. II was contained In a
telegram from Garry Hermann. OF
the cincy Reds. declaring that Dode
paskcrt. who was figured on as a
Seattle outfielder. win 20 10 the Reds
training camp. but II he II turned
back to the minors Seattle win have
first cali on him. This was probably
the result OF the Philadelphia cincin.
natl trade Saturday. In which Greasy
Seaie. one OF the Reds outfieldera.
with Jimmy Ring. was traded to the
Quakers for Eppa Rlxey. Paskert
win probably do utility work for the
Ohis team.
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HENDRICKS RECOMMENDS
JIMMY SMITH

Jimmy Smith. the young infielder
who is being figured on 10 hold down
the shortstop berth for Seattle this
season. Is given a nice boost BY Jack
Hendricks OF the Indianapolis
club. where Smith pastimed last
year. Hendricks says that Smith Is
pretty fair hitter and a good
fielder. and a clever base runner.
And what's more. he's aggressive
The Indiana skipper advises Kennie
TO hang on TO Smith. Kennle played
ball for Hendricks several years ago
when Hendricks was pilot Of the
Denver team in the Western league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
DIDN'T MOREING WANT
SECOND AVENUE, TOO.

Bill Kenworthy had trade almost
ripe that would have solved Seattle's
shortstop problems. He planned TO
trade a pitcher. maybe two. for
Marty krug. Salt Lake second
sacker. and then he would have
turned over krug TO Sacramento for
Marty McGaffigan. the Senator'S
keystone man. Kennic figured on
using McGaffigan at short The
only thing that held up the deal was
that Lew Moreing. the Sacramento
owner. wanted Kenworthy 10 throw
Rod Murphy in on the deal. Tee.
hee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
MIDGET CAGE
LEADERS
WIN

The leaders In the prep midget has
ketbail race didn't have any trouble
winning their games yesterday.
Queen Anne's strong five showed
the West Seattle little fellows under
81 TO count nj Queen Anne.
Lincoln handed East high an IL TO
4 beating at Lincoln.
Franklin walloped Ballard Is 10 6
at Franklin.
broadway. league leaders. rested
Mondays schedule for the midget
teams follows:
Ballard Va. Queen Anne. Mt Ballard
Broadway vs.. Lincoln, at Lincoln.
East high w. West Seattle. at
West Seattle.
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CtDDOCK UNCONSCIOUS
AFTER >1SHNE>T

After tho fail Caddock was uncon.
scious for nearly half n minute. and
Il was five minutes before he was
able 20 leave the mat.
As has been forcsecn. the contea,
resolved itself into one hoid-the
deadlock against large part Of the
repertoire Of the man of thousand
holds" caddock employed perhaps
a hundred different holds. including
even n. head lock " And Lewis
showed no liking for his own rnedi.
cine.
Weighing but 1876 20 Lewis s.s.
Caddock swarmed all over the cham.
plon from tho start. and gave the
greatest exhibition 81 scientific crap.
ping ever seen here.
Several times the challenger had
tho match all but won. only to have
his opponent struggle out Of a dan.
Ecroun hold thru sheer strength. on
few oecaAiona early in the bout.
Lewis applied his deadlock. Caddock
eaaftx throwing IL off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
NETS PLA'
PUCK
LEADERS
HERE

Vancouver and Seattle win fia
IL out for the leadership in the Co
hockey race here again tomorr
night Every time that these q
teams have got together on the Iod
Ice a real battle has been In order
The Nets have had a much need.
rest and they are In pretty good CT
dltion 20 meet the powerful Nort
eners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
HERZOG
RELEASED
BY CUBS

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Charies Her.
cog. inficldcr for tho Chicago Cubs.
was given his unconditional release
today. President William vccck. in
letter to Hcrzog. said the release
was mot the result OF any known
conduct on your part that reflects in
any manner Whatsoever on your hon
or or integrity"
Hcrzog's name was mentioned
during the investigation intos alleged
crookedness In baseball last autumn.
but no evidence was presented that
he was n party 70 any shndy deala.
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3.Ly9,
90 !
a[,A -, r.

In tho hon nafche league. No. and
No teams took the odd game from
No ! and No. teams. respectively
NARROW had high single game. with zzz.
and hiEh total With bt3
In the bankers league Dexter Horton
took three straight from fcdtral hes
serve. and BANK 81 California and Aa'
tlanAi Bank ~ Commerce took isp out
~ three from tho National CITY aud
seattle National. respectively Latimsf.
% neftTr Horton. had high score. 90.
ana high total sft. Nicolas. Henks.
Hsury aud spear also shot 2e0 games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
BIG PLAYER
DEALS IN EAST

-Four big player deals have be
made In the East. Gully Wilse
former Seattle wing. has bcd(
shifted from the Toronto club TO ID
Montreal Canadians. Broadbcnt.
forward. has been shifted to tn
Toronto club from Ottawa. Ottawl
has also sold cleghorn. defense sta
to Toronto and Roach. snotha
Ottawa forward. goes to the Hami
ton club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
HERMAN AFTER
LYNCH NOW

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.--Pete Her.
man. former bantamwoight cham
pion. back from London. where he
knocked out Jimmy Wilde, said to-
day he would make every effort to
get n return match with Joe Lynch.
who won the title from him on a ref
eree's decision n few weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
SPEAKER
STANDS
PAT ON
INDIANS
ny DEAN SNYDER

NpIiilslt indian
sum IN orl TriH
Speaker predicts
ono for Cleveland
The Tribe viii
take the field In
April with the
same lineup that
copied the whole
works last fall
lilo propheaied "A
per nant "A year
ago, then went out
End fought Tor u.
II feel | have
the right 10 make
for the Indiana of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
CuETO WILLING
10 COME

A letter was received from Manuel
cucto. the Cuban bah ,osser. who
has been the property OF the Seattle
bali club for the past year but who
played independent ball last season.
stating his. terms and declaring that
he Is willing 10 report 70 Seattle.
Manager Kenworthy says his terms
look pretty satisfactory. Chances
are that he viii Join the locals. lie
Is rated as a good utility man and he
may take care OF an outueld berth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
Willard in Gotham;
Says Dempseys
Win Was Accident

NEW YORK. Jan. 25,--Dissi-
patcd like mis,s before the sun. a
host Of rumors fled on the appear.
anoc OF big jess willard here to
day.
Talking and looking prosperity
tho former heavyweight cham.
pion declared II was pride. not
poverty. which drove him here TO
prepare for n return match with
Jack Dempsey. He said he al
ready had trained down for the
bout scheduled for March II.
Willard was billed 10 discuss
some of the details today with
Promoter Tex Richard. then HE
to Boston on a mission connect
ed with his oil properties.
Jess termed his defeat by
Dempsey an accident. He declared
he expects 20 prove 1t was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

II BIO feiloic. a regular horse for
,rork. and ~ ought 90 barn up the
league"
That's rhat jack Fogrnier. 81
Logis first sackcr. irhos rinicriHp
Ia Seattle. thiaks OF Elmer Jacobs.
the bio hHrler comiHO 20 the locals
from fhe 50. Louis CLAD.
MaHa0er kentrorthV Is counting
heavily on Jacobs 90 Dc ono Of the
maiasfavs Of his stau this ycar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
TO BEGIN TRAINING
ABOUT FEBRUARY 20

The Seattle pitchers viii be the
first men to start training for the
locals. The camp is expected 10 be
named sometime this week. prob
ably today. and Manager Kenworthy
will give the hurlers a chance to
boil out. The regulars viii report
about March No. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

The Gasoline league completed a very
sseeesnfnl season Friday night. and the
sunset Motor Co eopped all -. prizes
but ono. Elmo Jones u the sands Meteor
CO. winning the high scof. prize The
teams VIII hold a banquet later IL the
week. distribute their prizes and spin
some more Eas about their sooa and bad
luck The league was the ilxsifsst IN
TIE clt1 this season They plan 20 get
an earlier start nsnt season aud 10 roll
a longer schedule
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r. NJ c A.
System sign

~ four personal fouls. replaced - Cor
don. Mafharaer for nrnAon. Davies. dis
qualified ~ four personal fouls. replaced
~ Thompson. HoHnsy going 70 center
ana Thompson 90 forward Scott for
Thorn psuu. Thompson Tor Scott.
Scoring Field goals - K~ichncr I.
George 3. Henson Z. Fnye I. uonneY 4
Davies 2 Cairns I. Thompson 4
Free thruws-ksiehnsf 7. BonnsY g.
Thompson
Referee Ken Thornas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
OTTAWA CLINCHES
PLACE IN FINALS

The Eastern hockey league FED
lures a split season and the Ottaw,
team has cinched the first half d
the season already. guaranteeing
place in the playoff for the Easterl
honors. The ottawa team holds th|
worlds honors, as they defeated
Seattle last year In the East for tn,
title after five games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
OREGON
is AFTER
DOBIE

EUGENE. Ore. Jan. Baltimore
Dobie. who coached football at the
University Of Washington nine years.
and who Is now director OF the grid
iron sport at Cornell. has been Of.
fered $500 a year TO coach football
at the University 81 oregon.
The contract rendered Doble Is for
five years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
LEWIS CAUGHT
IN TIGHT PLACE

Five minutes before the end Cad
dock obtained toe hold. lie tor.
turcd Lewis until great sbcads 81
sweat broke out on the latter's face.
Referee Bethner asked the champion
IL he wished to quit and Lewis. his
face twisted with agony. negatively
shook HIS head.
The stranger" hcavcd himself 10
his feet. threw himself nj Caddock
and applied n deadlock. Three times
the challenger tore himself from the
wise OF Lewis arms. greatly weak
encd each time. Tho fourth time
they crushed 10 tho floor. and IL was
needless for Bcthncr 10 declare the
winner.
Seven thousand fans saw the
match in the fist Regiment armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
LIVINGSTONE
F1IVVERS

The bird named Livingstone who
had plans OF starting a hockey
league all OF his own In the East has
fivvered. The Toronto arena went
bankrupt and the receivers turned
II over 10 the National Hockey asso-
citation. Sufficient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
TENDLER AND
JACKSON BOX

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 25. - lew
Tender. Philadelphia, and Willie
Jackson. OF New York. will clash in
i0.round bout here Wednesday night,
which will give the winner tho right
TO challenge Leonard for the worlds
135.pound championship.
They are believed 10 be the only
men that can give Leonard a battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
The Memphis Chicks turned n nice

trick In signing Spencer Abbott to
manage the club this season. Abbott
won the Western league russell with
his Tulsa Oilers last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
BoWiing Gossip

City league bowi~~. certainly Ind
their ~ye~ Eiued on the had pin
Thursday. The D~nby Trush tram
w-nt erasy. and shot ifos gam,
and 5000 total for their three
games. while the fsiks No. shot
ioeS and theasty's and itippe's Cafe
both shot - 1000 score, which y. y.
Brooks had teo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
Lineup and summary

summary. FIRST p9rlod-tD Victoria.
Frrdsrieksan from oatman. tfts. ca
Vancouver. skinner. 1 u fll Vancouver.
Taylor. 5 -. gb Vancouver. MsckAg
from Harris. ts9 second period --ts1
Vancouver Skinner from Tayier. Q -
90 Victoria. Frsdsfickson from &.
fsuxhiia. fiss. laird psriDd--tD Nsn-
couvsr. Skinner from Harris ttt5
suhsgitutious. Ftrat period None
second period -vaucsaver J ADAMS for
Taylor Victoria. W foughun for John
son. Third period-Victnria. iohnaou for
W. I.oashlin. a. MeekinE for Frederick
sor. Freasrlcksan for a. Msskink
penAltless First pertod--W. L.9gxhiins
minutsss e. LouEhiin, minutes. Van
rouver Rkinnsr minutss second
r~ricd---Victerfa. w fouGhun. . pinutras
rhird pcFiod--NictoriA. c. LouGhiin. 3
minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

VANCOUVER. u. C., Jan. as
Vancouver Is hack In tho lead In tho
Coast puck race due to their TO ?
win over Victoria here last night. he
fore 5000 ice fans. "Cyclonc" Tay,
Tor. the veteran Vancouver star.
made his first appearance OF the sra.
son ane scored the first goal and as.
sisted In the second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

'Oid Man" Zybsxko Is called the
strongest man In the rastling game.
lie r. nearly 40. Can't accuse Zyb Of
losing his grip on Father Time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
George Herman Lawson may be

misinformed or he may just be talk
ing for publicity But he's got some
Of the big majors gossiping about his
Continental league. That's n point
in HIS favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

un shufnm needed 10 clean up .
spare TO win q game this w-~A. made
tho spar~. hut foui~d and Loaf the
game. Put ON the brAk~~. ulll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

Harry fupta-sn. Of the Brooks five.
IL the rial i-agu~ i~ader In fBdfetd-
uai average. with a count Of iss.
N~rts. Of tho i~Ei~s. H. one pan
ahead % him. but Nertr hasn't rolled
- many Enm-..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

Graft. Of DENLY Truck. southpa we'd a
90 game and a tgs total while Paul
Myers played the pins for zGs scors
ana a t2t total kinney. u EiEs 40. =.
Henson. % cheaHiys. and Aahnksh. Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

swer riddle with Johnny kilbane and
got $4,000 lawful
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~" AND
"Y" WIN
CAGE TIFFS

Pillng up 10 TO = lead in the
first half. tho University Commercial
club held their lead In their game
with the Eckman Furniture Co.
five at tho Crystal Pool last night.
and copped the feature city league
struggle OF tho night by Fl 10 II
count Ross Williams. at guard. was
the hiEh scorer. with two field goals
and II converted fouls.
In the other game OF the night
the Y. ~. c. A. came from behind
IN the last few minutes Of play and
downed the system Sign Co. team BY
a % Ia fs eouut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

In Havana you get meal for three
bucks-if you aren't too thirsty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.--Thc much
discussed deadlock Il atill supreme in
wroHtlinR
This Furnishing grip enabled I'd
Lewis 10 retain the championship
last night. after he had fought los
ing battle with Earl Cnddock. former
title holder. The fan came In / hour
% minutes and 80 seconds.
ouiclasacd until the last five min.
uiea Of wrestling. and repeatedly
within a fraction OF an inch Of de
feat. u was tho deadlock plus an ad.
vantage Of 90 pounds In weight tha,
finally gave the stranger" the vic
tory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
CADY is
ON BLOCK

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25.-Forest
Cady. Sacramento catcher. is the
Babe Ruth" OF the Coast league
cady didn't get the most homo runs
last season. but he announced today
that he wouldn't report TO any other
team than Sacramento this spring un-
less he gets part OF tho purchase
price.
Cady has been on the Coast block
for several days. The Sacramento
owners want to sell him to the west
ern league. 1t Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
LEWIS
DEADLOCK
is STILL
SUPREME
nY mENRY h. EARKEIL

NEW YORK. Jan. IS --raraIy.
sis may oyeriake Earl Cad,iock.
heavyweight wrestler. bcfor. he
roaeh.~ his homo. la DeS Moines.
according 10 medical opinion
h~re to-day.
Casi.iock was defeated here last
night by -stranEicr" IJrwis. who
squeezed the challenger skull In
his giant ho,diock. u grip deyei.
otr>i by practice with a wooden
''hoad' fit ~d with box car
springs. which yield 10 the press
ure Of tho wr,-tlsr's great left
arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

New nam~- In the Hall Of Pane
records Thursday s~r-i f.ohr. 1885,
Williams, 1gs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

pop1-klbiey's have organised their
tournament team. and challenge any
team In the city. The five IL composed
% WirE. ODoneil and Smith. u the
Eagles city league squad. and Conner
ard hbihp, t~o new msn 10 Seattle. but
not neu TO the game
Electric No. . team IN tho conmsrcisi
league. sent into a 10 Tor first place
sith tho Lunbrftnen last "Wednesday
The i1fnberfncn Nere away out IN front
a month aEu. but have bern steadily
slipping Even the tali-rnd Ekookurn
team NHliopod them two out Of three this
lAHs week. and gam. them = srAFs In
the ether tiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

Wrestling matches at Iowa State
college draw crowds second only to
football and basketball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

Paul Myers was certainly shooting EN-
straight The truck bowler cleaned up
five side open splits Thursday.
The Flks No. ]. league leaders are
proving to BE- tho horseshoe team IN the
circuit They won another game ~ only
four pins Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
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