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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
uOR>SBN \
DIR AWNING CARD

While no particular names are
mentioned y ~ known that Horns
bye fame 10 entirely too much for
tho lesser lights on tho club 10 digest
where exhibition gaines are played
hy the Cardinals the smali.iown
boosters. in placing their big sheets
in conspicuous places. play up but
one member 81 the Cardinals Horns
hy IL their three ring circus
SEQ iiornsby. National leagues
greatest hitter here with tho Car.
dinalsr' ia a sample % their copy
No other player ~ mentioned Nat
urally Hornsby's colleagues arc not
happy over this
ny accepting a bid of 1900 900 from
the Giants for HorusbY the owners
~ the Cardinals would hnd them.
selves on Easy ~ financially ten
porariiy az least Success has not
changed Hornaby. and be l. the same
quiet. hnRhful even tempered fellow
who came up from Texas in the fail
Of 1915 for purchase price OF $500
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KILBANE is
PLAYING SAFE

a little thinking before you leap
doesn't do any harm.
That's the way Featherweight
Champion Johnny Kiibanc sizes up
the contract for his coming title bat
tie.
Johnny sits himself down. He
takes a pencil in his crippled hands.
lie compares the purses other cham.
pions are getting. At the end of a
long column OF figures he dopes u
that the feather crown Is worth $50.
900 or Whereabouts.
He might not lose Il. But the risk
is great.
Kllbane's hair Is no longer thick
and black It's thinning about tho
temples. Streaks Of silver. gray tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
HORNSBY
CASE is
BASEBALL
MYSTERY
ny IIII,

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-The next
important case on the baseball docket
reads. where will Rogers liomHby
play In i92i7"
Tho future OF tho star Hwntier IL
the most important story before the
fans today. and II h on a par with
the elusive pill that bounds and hops
under the shells
St Louis fans demand that Horns.
by be retained They almost threaten
boycott n he H. sold. And rumors
arc running wild about the star. one
friend OF the family hats openly an
nounccd that the new swat king Of
the National league was sold 10 the
New York Giants last September.
Another uncoufrmed statement has
Il that Rogers already has received a
share 81 tho purchase price paid TO
tho owners OF the Cardinals BY the
Giants oWurrN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
MeGRAW
PRESSED OFFER

This much IL known poHiiively-~
that late last summer McGrnw
pressed an offer for liornsby % from
1900 900 to f2so 900 IN cash with no
"tfu" or and" and that he was
ready 10 write the check n the Car.
dinais would agree 10 the sale.
The Hornsby case II one ~ the
most peculiar a club owner has had
to deal with IN many moons one IN.
terestlng sldciigh, deals with this line
Of gossip.
Last summer while the Cardinals
were in New York a merchant claim.
Ing 90 have an extreme fondnens for
Hornshy offered him a partnership In
a business with this pruviro.
TITS your name that vii draw
and Tor me 10 make you my partner
sou have 10 live IN New York -
months in each year
Attached 10 tho Cardinals. natu.
rally Hornaby could not live on Man.
haitian island for ~ months per year
&c; the drift
who wouldn't want 20 play with
the Giants with such an induccmcni
flashed right between the eyes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
NOT MUCH CHANCE
FOR PORTLAND

While there has been lot OF talk
~ Portland re.entering the Coast
hockey league. there doesn't seem 10
b. much chance OF placing a team in
the Rose City for some time. The
biggest handicap Is the question Of
INK. The present Portland Arena
ISN'T m very good condition. and its
locntion Is said TO be too far from
The center Of the city TO make Il "A
paying proposition. -Four clubs would
make an ideal league. as u would
give the fans more new faces 20 see
an action. OF course. there u a lack
OF good hockey players right now.
out II each team were 20 be weakened
somewhat the standard Of hockey
wouldn't be lowered much -Four
clubs would make a much better cir.
cult. to our way OF thinking. than
fhe present three-club arrangement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

the tale Of years piled up behind him.
And the opponents - they are
young. They have all to gain. They
are corners
Kilbane has seen Andy CLANCY the
blond Mary iander. 20 at close range
in his recent bouts with Johnny Muir.
ray and Willie Ileccher
The blond Marylandcr fights 10
rounds all alike lie travels the
whole route like n streak. His hitting
isn't 80 hard But his stamina IL
Incompatible.
Clancy viii box Kilbane for train
ing expenses II Johnny can get his
price and a promoter 10 handle II.
So Kilbanc is thinking hard. Bet.
ter figure now than after they raise
the other fellows hand in victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
Torture Is Not Skill

The headlock Is doomed. IFs Too deadly. Us Tor
tuTe-not skill
The hold is riSe-ke grip about the head where deli
cate centers located
Joe Stecher is partially pdraly.ed from the effects
of IL.
Widdek Zbys<ko also put in hospital for several
iceeks after experiencing IT, He nearly rent blind.
Earl Coddock may suffer PARALYSIS from IL.
Ed "Strdnger' Lewis the championship NTH
t. BIT he is RACED than boosted.
The hold should hare been barred before Leirs deUe
oped IT, II iroud oork hardship LeiCis TO hare 10
defend his title cithout II.
But better championship lost than murder COM
mitted.
Torture has place in sport.
The toe hold and the stranGte hold barred from
icrestiinG because they tortures.
The deadlock is IN the class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

NEW YORK. Jan. ga popular
fallacy-that American professional
athletes are the goods. and that the
amateurs are the bunk-appeared to-
day to have been kayoed to earth by
the defeat OF band Of amateur Can
adam boxers here last night.
Seven Canadians rubbed their toes
In the rosin at Madison Square Gar.
den. Almost Immediately four OF
them were rubbing their heads in the
same preparation. Now York anna
teur boxers knocked out four and
took decisions from two. The sew
onth was a knockout victory by n
Canadian. The summary:
112-pound class--J. q. Tanning de-
feated Willie Gabbre. Toronto, one
round. decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
QUEEN ANNE AND BROADWAY
CAGE TEAMS TO CLASH

Wayne Gilmore will take care Of the
center berth while Haury ana Roy
Mulatcr viii play tho guards
Queen Anne will take the floor
with Haslcm and Thorburn az for
wards Douglas az center and Mc.
Carthy and Tanner az guards.
Douglas is the main scoring hope
% tho QuHys. while the fine defensive
play 81 Mccarthy and Tanner IL be
ing counted on by ihe hiii team sup
porters to halt the Tiger offensive.
In the other games Friday Lincoln
plays West Seattle AT West Seattle
and Franklin plays az Ballard. Lin.
coin should have no trouble winning
while tho other tiff should be close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
YANK SIMON PURE
MITT SINGERS WIN

1is.pound class-Willie Singer de-
feated william wagman. ontario.
three rounds. referees decision.
126-pound class-Jack stark dc.
feated Cliff Graham. Ontario. two
rounds. referees decision.
t35-pound class-Archle Walker
defeated Walter Newton. Toronto.
three rounds, judges decision
l47-pound class Harry Henning.
Toronto. defeated Milton Weiss.
two rounds. referees decision.
160.pound class Mort Scligrnan
defeated Pete Murray. Toronto. two
rounds. referees decision
175.pound William Spon.
Rler defeated Harry Ellis. Toronto.
two rounds. referees decision.
The referees decision followed
knockouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

Local basketball followers are look
Ing forward TO a thrilling battle
when Broadway and Queen Anne
tangle in the prep league race at
Broadway Thursday afternoon.
Queen Anne has kicked thru with
two straight wins 80 far. spanking
Franklin and Ballard In turn. Broad.
way lost the opener 20 the powerful
Lincoln five. but then came back
last week and frouuced West Seattle.
Both Broadway and Queen Anne
have light. but fast. teams. Broad
way will undoubtedly rely on the
scoring ability Of spencer Harris
and Larry Carmody at forwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
BIG BENEFIT
SMOKER
SATURDAY

Seattle boxing promoters will be.
gin to limo up the boxing card for
the benefit smoker TO be staged at
the Armory Saturday night for the
families OF the three policemen who
were recently killed on duty.
The show viii be staged NJ tho
Armory thru the courtesy OF state
officials, and there will be plenty or
room to take care OF the big crowd
Of fans expected 10 attend
Tickets win sell for 800 general
admission. The other prices have
not been Bet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

McGnw's bankroli was biggest.
Goldie IN a third basemaD. While
he WAS with the Reds he didn't come
any why's near showing up Hoinie
Oroh. but he improved a lot with the
Saints.
McGrnw will stick his recruit on
the hot corner.
frankie Friach will be shifted over
10 second
with lnnky George Kelly on first
and the veteran Beauty" Bancroft
al short the Giants infield ought 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
ELKS NO. 3
PIN MEN
PLAY EAGLES
CITY BOWLING LEAGrE

The Elks No. 2 team and the
Eagles should put up what looks like
the best match OF the Thursday
schedule In the City bowling league.
They will clash on the orpheum al.
tys. The Elks No. 3 team has
climbed to third place. while the
Eagles have been hard TO beat ever
since they strengthened up a few
weeks ago.
The complete schedule for Thurs.
BAY follows:
IDEAL ALLEYS
Union Taiiors ~. Eube's Cafe.
cbsastY's vs.. Orphsuns.
Eiks No. w. Rippe's Cafe.
ELKS ALLEYS
DENLY Truck W. Elks No I.
u. ~. Brooks W. Lumberncn.
ORPHEUM ALLEYS
EIks No 3 vs. Eagles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
STAR ICE RACING FINALS BILLED FOR TONIGF1T


In the circuit are Tampa, Tarpon
Springs and Sarasota, All are within
a radius of 20 miles Of each other.
Iinckers OF these clubs all carry
mean check books. too.
They've comhcd Florida with n SPY
glass for all northern visitors of base
hall reps.
~. Petersburg has even gone 30
far as 20 make overturcs 10 iris
Speaker, ny Goth, Eddie Collins and
Babe Ruth 10 keep the Sunshine"
city leading the parade.
Hundreds OF fans come out 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

sand lot parks.
They peel or their coats and get
out their sweat abayrbcra They're
having rootlu. tootin' time seeing
the stars show their stuff
I.npp IN considered n big gun since
the Giants bought him from MIKE
kelley's 81 Paul champs for 81. 700
Last spring Pat Moran gave Goldic
a lesson In biz league ban then
shipped him 10 the association with.
out any strings attached.
Pat tried 20 get his castoff back.
but Kelley sold 10 the highest bidder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
STANFORD
CAGE FIVE
OPENS
WITH WIN

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Jan. 2s.-sGnforda championship
team registered "A 80 10 10 win over
the Oregon Aggies in their first bow
Of the intercollegiate basketball sea
son here last night Bert Mills. stan.
ford center. made iG points during
the game. They play again tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
by DEAN SNYDER

snowballs cut no Ice with uoldle
Rapp,
The Giants fiashy recruit In swing
ing his .ass American association
stick In ifiorida's winter league.
uoldle In killing two birds with
one stone. He's enjoying himself
as tourist meath the winter sun
and keeping his batting eye whotted
TO hit 'crn for the Giants this season.
He's wearing "a 81 Petersburg uni.
form.
The other three west coast towns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
BOB MEUSEL
WANTS DOUGH

Lanky Bob Meusel, Babe Ruths
understudy. Is selling groceries at
Columbus, o. Incidentally. Bob says
he'll sign a contract with the Yanks
for $40 900 and no lcss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
BENEFIT CAGE
GAME TONIGHT

The System Sign shop basketball
five will tangie with the Sunset Ath.
iutic club. colored team. in benefit
game az the Y. NJ. c. a. tonight. All
the proceeds of this game are TO be
donated TO the family OF Mike Cor.
don. system Sign player. who was
injured in q recent City league game.
The uff viii get under way prompt.
IS at SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
WASHINGTON PLAYS
OREGON HERE soon

IfidaY and saturday Washlng
toms cage five will entertain the
Oregon sound on the ~" floor Tho
Oregon team doesn't look 10 very
strong this year Their best bet II
Midget" Durno. their crack for
ward. who haE been an Al Coast
man for tao years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
HoD City Cage
League Teams
Stand
'GnLllEss6S'

VIII Morris Hsih play for the San
Frame b~ro seals There may be
chance that he wont. i,~canse there
has been 80 much talk about the
f.oiishDess Of letting him out Of the
maJors with good keystone men
scarce, and he may refuse to come
10 the Coast. san Francisco ase~lt-
ed him from seattle solely on the
condition that he would sign. seat
tie took him frorp sinsy under the
same agreement. This means that N
Hsih rrfnsss 10 sign with the seals
the tinsy H~ds owe seattle another
player on the Hobn~ -Brentou deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

travel.
Three youngsters and an oldste
give II flavor 10 the liking Of cotf
am fans
Playing In the Florida WinfG.
league with Goldle are PAU Zahnizsf
Of bloomington. ~. who'll take .
whirl with the Braves Ia the sprink
and Joe DeBerry Of the IT. Louis
BROWNE twirling staff.
But Goidie ls the drawing card.
They like 20 zee him kiss the old APP
pie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
STANFORD HIRE
IN tf.Isikt AIRY

The biggest treat ~ the local
basketball scafon h. expected 20 be
staged here February rs and 10.
when the crack Stanford team plays
tho INrplc and Gold team The 10
calls bfok. even with stanford last
year, when the champions played
Washington here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
MCMILLAN
SPURNS "PROSS"

30" Mcmillan, the great Centre
college quarterback. prefers TO keep
his name free from the faint OF pro
fessional football. DO" turned down
a flattering offer to lead the Canton
Bulldogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
VANCOUVER SEATTLE
SQUADS MEET AGAIN

The Vancouver and Seattle ice
teams viii clash again at the Arena
tonight. and once more the puck lead.
crship Of the Coast league lis at stake.
a win for Vancouver will put them
= game and a half in the lead. while
q win for the home boys will put
Seattle back in FIRST place.
Tho teams are expected 20 take the
See with the following nncup@:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

Manager Renworthy says the reason
that be let Hath go Go the Beais was be-
rauae Eath is one Of those hittsrs who
seldom hits n bail VEN far past the In
field. Nsth does get lot Of short hits
hut thruuut long season the Duke
wants hitirrs IN there who can pound
en- out A short hitter won't score many
men from second with hiis or wont
count many men on sacrifice flies from
ihifa. either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
WINSOR STILL
AT 1T

Fred Winsor. the fight manager
who once managed Bud Ridley. has
picked up another boxer TO lick Bud.
First he tried Dick Griffin. Now he's
got Al Walker on board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

Eenwuythy Gays without n doubt that
Hiliy Lane. the Oakland outfisidsr. would
lead the league ~ stolen bases and in
scoring runs II played with the Seattle
club this year
with Lanes natural speed he would
score = bunch OF runs with the gang
~ hiiierr that Nis follow him. says his
daksiegA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
HARRIS LEADS
SCORERS

BY scoring two assists in the game
AGAINST Victoria Monday night.
Smoky" Harris. Vancouver wing. is
once more leading the Coast puck
scorers. He now has four goals and
ii assists. Frank Foyston. Seattle
center. Is second with IL points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26


hurdles title last Juiy. ls attending Trln.
10 sollsEs. oxford
ueremsn. nurses tho tvorie. With
an International cue Of parts. The
top made In Brus-~ls. tho mid.
.-rtlsn In Amsterdam and tho tip la
Paris. Hoppe shaald add few
paintcr>
pr Emanuel i.asksf - Berlin and jos
" Capstiauca % havana viii piaF fef
the chsrs championship beginning March
10 10 hasana
Sotre Dame students will erect me-
mortal monument 90 tine late George
isEs campus
4 tram Of Western Ontario high
.rheoi bop~ will run relay race
against Maryland youngsters at
Baitimsre Iebrasr, 20.
The Tale ~ Harvard four mile varsity
sights race viii take plac. on tho
Thames. New inndou, Friday. June "a.
Milton uammry. q s0-year old sehoias.
sc athletic star from salt Lake. has en-
tered the University Of Chicago.
JESS Burhrtt. champion hitter Of
inps, viii he With the Giant. a. as
sisiant cs.aeh this season. That viii
put thssn % year. behind H,bc Ruth
Go.
Norge sh club will hold ~ annual IN
ter-Atiunai ski jumping tournament at
Cary. a., sunday. January %.
Kansas city MOI will stare the
\. 4. 4. basketball tourney the ~eet
Of March In the big convention hall.
Eugene Flanders has been secretary OF
tho Ariel Rowing aud swimming CLUB Of
San Francisco Tor 30 years
University % Toronto may send n crew
TO tho American regatta at Philadeiphia
saturday. May IS.
The Incorporation of the third big
league baseball organization ~ Sso.-
900 reminds us that sixty grand"
pitcher. How would they buy "A
catcher
orvail overall. ex-cub pitcher. has
purchased one OF the biggest lemon
groves in California
The Rugby Football union Of New
Zealand may entertain - trenca team
in is2g.
Royal Hamilton Cout) Yacht club will
construct a $4,000 club house.
Princeton university will have m I'm.
formal lacrosse team next season.
And baseball park only costs a mil.
lion up now. 1iol hunt Dreams arc
such funny things when they're put in
practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

kenworthy plans 10 hit Ter Wis
tersii. his new third .sek~r. seeond In
the batting order.
Tea !. q Eesd hunter. n fine hit
aud run oisyer aud good pineh
waIioper." ss,s krnnir. what more
eenid vs.. ask for = second place hit
f~fs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
FIVE
STEEL
BLADERS
TO RACE
RN LEO IL. I.As.sEN


The cream OF Seattlc's steel blade
artists will race tonight.
The big event viii bc the finals
In The star ice races and will be
staged between tho first and second
periods Of the Vancouver Seattle
hockey game at the Arena
Five men will skim over the
Arena course In the big race Of the
year. The boys who have qualified
for the finals follow;
Phil Donahuc. 1890 champion.
Jim Price.
Buster Brown
Paul Chaplin.
James Nct,rath.
Tho race will be IL laps around
The Arena. the men starting on the
blue line on the cast side and south
end OF the rink. The finish viii be
on the blue line on the east side
and north end OF the rink. The
course will be in front Of the hockey
nets. as usual Clint Farr will act
ns starter and Ike Staples viii be
clerk OF the course.
Donahue. brown and MeGrath
are favurites TO win the title. with
Price as the dark horse and Chaplin
being given only an outside chance
TO win the honors.
A silver trophy will be presented
60 the winner by Miss Doris Furgu.
son.
The second place winner will be
presented with an order for a pair
OF skates. donated by \. J. Spaid.
tng's. and the third place winner
will be presented with an order for
a Jersey sweater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
OREGON BEATS
PULLMAN

PULLMAN, Jan. 2G.--The Oregon
five copped "a TO % win from Pull.
mans cage tOssers here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
CITY HOO
LEADERS,
CLASH
THURSDA1

The big game" OF the City lea
season which is expected 20 I'D
long ways toward deciding the q
league championship. Will be pla(
al the Crystal Pool tomorrow Nil
with the champion MacDougl
Southwick five playing the powc
Northern Life team.
Both teams are considered and
the strongest In the city. and
winner ~ this tilt win have the
side track 10 the city title.
Both squads viii be considera
strengthened for the big game. r,
Munson. crack forward and centes(
expected TO play with the North
Life team. while Stanley Staatz, |
mer University star. Is scheduled
play guard for the department III
FIVE.
The teams are expected 70 line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
irish PLAYS
HOOP GAME

Frank irish. the New York Giant
stsL Is playing professional basket
~ @ls season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

reari.. IN. wants to stage the
Central ststss. sDaih~sstsru and
National rowing reGsttss this year.
Thry have never bern rgwed over tho
same cssur~~ before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

rfifuffs-AOffhern iAfc9 q. f<afN
f.atta. Rice. williams. Graham. MseDN
gals Botts. Rich. GuHtafson, Har7
Bullock
In the preliminary game the sill
Frats viii play the Noble Post tea
The loser OF this game win undou
edly be presented with the cellar
sition for the season.
The first game VIII get under
at p. m. and the big tussle wi
gin an hour later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

Ameriesa TsowiInU congress ,-~sins
In broadway auditorium. uuffsia.
February "a. >ew York stfy ha.
body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

George Meredith. a YeuurrT brother 81
Ted e IN aspifanf Tor quarter mile run
ming hanera fes University % renns1l
yAnla varsity track team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
EP q
|&HBu1il

yss~rs IL . wealth Of good guards
in th~ pr~p midget i~sgu~. T-ukno
and Fork. of Brozdwsy. Muilin. Of
lincoln Haiden and Linton. Of Queen
Anne. and fri~~ii, Of Franklin. are
all stellar performers.
Billiards. championship football team
bas a fine array Of talent returning 20
school NEXT year The following men
will be back Stevens and Sullivan.
raarh Nastsrson. center. Nardinc. end
Peel fuiihaek. Axe. quarterback: Low
cry fulIbaek. and perhaps Harrison.
tackle. will return Ana then there viii
- Gideon and Henry Duncan tNo husky
Indian BOYS. Who are nos playing bas-
hetbaii. Both should make good lines
Unen.
Eugene Waiby. present captain %
Ballads bs-k hail five. :. also pilot
of the B~aser-' baseball team.
Lincoln and Queen Anne's frosh teams
ore leading the frosh basketball league.
with Lincoln winning three straight and
0ueen Anne four.
Don Hunter. pitcher. viii captain the
broadway Tigers baseball squad this
Hasons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

Eenworthv would like 20 land Crane
for the seattle club because ne would fiil
IN fhr shorisfnp berth nicely. kenuie.
ho~rYsr. 70 going 10 give Jimmy Smith
every chance ia the world a. make good.
because the duke" has heard some nifty
things about what "Smiity~ viii do IN
tho Coast circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

Amateur bicycle league e. America has
heen launched IN the Past 70 control
amateur sport ~ fspFese nin about s.seo
enthusiasts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
'EIRTNN
|2SN@@

tsri =, Thomson. captain Of Dart
r,sath college trsst team. will. In
addition Ia harding ra~~-. compete In
tho standing aud biEh Jumping
esents and also run on the relay
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

Back in Cincinnati they are figuring
that the Reds fufirid wili line pp wtth
Grnh az third. Crane a. short. kopf az
second and pRubert AZ first. with Hohn~
as utfllty. How they expect 80 keep
nahns out Or there regularly f. more
than Ne can figure. groh car play scr-
third. and Sammy would figure well a.
the hot corurr. This would mean that
kppf would play short Crane IL said 20
10 fine fielder bat little weak with
IN. rliiow.