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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03
NAVY WRESTLERS TO
MAKE TRIP FROM HOME

The Naval Academy and Pennsyl-
yania State wrestlers viii oppose each
other al the home CT the latter on
March Il 1t viii be the firss tl;ae
the midshipmen have engaged N ;nii
sport away from Annapolis.
The boxing teams OF the two insti-
tutions will meet at Annapolis on
February IL These matches promise
TO be big events in those spDrts in
collegiate. circles. For two wears The
Naval Academy has won first place in
both lines. but Penn State has been
by far its strongest opponent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03

The Senate is expected promptly 10
adopt the conference report ana orihs
10 an end the interruption IN ro@d-
building that came some months ago
when appropriations for the past IFS
cal year expired.
As agreed upon in conference and
annroycd without record vote in the
House the Roads bill appropriates
SIS. coo. 900 from the Treasury. 70 9e
matched by like sum from the sew
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03

eral States OF this amour. s..a..
GOO is 10 be available immcd4,t., Fl.
the remaining $5oOooooo Mill H.
available January ! next
OF the amount allocat,3 g, ~
land under the bin $2ls.a4e u.e
utilized al once and the ba.....
the total fund. which the Secretary a,
Agriculture Will SET aside t.- F.
State, will be ready at the aee..
OF the year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03
Opens Office On Conduit St.

Or Victoria +. Sturmer, surgeon
chiropodist, who has opened an office
at Is Conduit street. is a graduate OF
the University OF the State of New
York and licensed by the Medical
Board of Maryland 1t is a conven-
fence to the people of Annapolis to
have a female chiropodist locate here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03
Firenen To Give Supper

Members of the volunteer fire COM
pany of Eastport are arranging 10
hold an oyster supper in Firemen's
Hall in the village for the benefit OF
the company. December and have
been selected as the dates for the af-
5air.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03
FEDERAL ROAD FUND
OF OVER $4,000 IS
STATES ALLOTMENT

+ Adoption by the House of the con-
ference report on the Federal Ala
Roads bill means that the sum or
$50. 629 from the Federal Treasury
seon will be available for continuing
the construction OF roads in M3T5lAlid.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03
Blueiackets In Show

Fifty blueiackets from the ships at
tached to the local naval station will
be sent TO Baltimore tomorrow TO par
ticipate i'm the Actors Benefit Show to
Be staged al Ford's Theatre.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03

Continued From Page ~
Lions were just about tired out after
their long trips and gruelling games
with Harvard and Georgia Tech Not
that the Blue and White gridders ex-
peet an easy game with the Tartans.
but he way they feel this week they
would rather play hard game ar
home than an easy one on the road.
Breidster Back In Game
WEST POINT. y. Y. Nov 3.-Al-
though the field was muddy and in
Consequence the footing treacherous,
the Army footballers were sent
through a long drill yesterday which
lasted until dark The feature was
the return OF Breidster. the big guard,
10 he scrimmage The big fellow
worked for half hour with hppar-
emily no discomfort before the coaches
sent Goodman to relieve him. Babe
Bryan was also used in this guard
position. With Breidster back the var
sity was intact. except for Davidson
whose shoulder is bothering him
again. Johnson drove the big team
at quarter in its drive against the
scrubs
The Army has three excellent sets
of lall-carrying backs available in
Wood. Smythe. McLaren, Lawrence,
Dodl. Ascher. Richards. Gilmore and
Ives Warren and Perkins also are
promising.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-03

Christ alone carries love across
the gulf of race and nation, and seeks
to make mankind genuinely one. -
ROBERT +. SPEER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

usbthis~r. i~sdiax bowler Of the
Gasoline isaxse. has signed with
nrunmAns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
One More Junior
Cage Team Still
Needed for LOOP

One more team Is still needed
TO round out The Star Junior
basketball league. There are IL
teams entered now. II there are
ans teams listed that don't plan
to go thru with the season they
should let The Star know at
once.
All that II necessary for this
extra team 10 Join ~ to inform
The Star by phone. mail or call.
There are no charges. Unless
another team enters by wednex.
day two OF the teams IN the
league will be asked to consoli.
date. There must be an even
number OF clubs.
The following teams are now
registered with The Star:
Broadway Meteors, Ben Paris
Billiards. Asnhi Juniors. Seattle
Boys club. Battery G. Pirates.
imperias. Dandy Baking Co.
Ballard Cubs. Yesler Way A,h.
letic club. Collins Cubs. West
Seattle. Metropolitan Business
college. Wilson's Modern Busi.
ness college. stacy shown Com.
cts. Washington Park. shanner
& Wolff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

FORM ICE
CIRCUIT

Seattle Is 10 have an amateur
hockey league.
Pinns took definite form AT a
meeting at the Arena last night
-Four teams had representatives on
hand: The Canadian club OF the UNI.
versity OF Washington. Automobile
Row. Junior Nets and the Wander.
ers.
The knights OF Columbus, Maple
Leaf post ~ the American Legion
and the STANDARD oil are reported as
anxious 10 enter teams. Two OF these
clubs will be admitted.
Leo II. Lassen, Royal Brougharn.
p. n. Washburn. Ciiff Harrison and
representatives from each team were
chosen members Of board OF direo
tors.
Amateur rules will be strictly en-.
forced.
u. l.. McNauRhton. OF the Univer.
sity. and Roy Nelson. OF A. @. Spald.
ing e. Bros, were elected president
and secretary.treasurer. respectively.
Teams or players desiring informa
ZION concernin the league should con.
Ton concerning the league should con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
TINES GOLF
MATCH ENDS
EVEN STEPH

Al Schocphoester tN and Pete
Ash u0 staged a real thriller on
the 3s.hole final match In the Times
trophy tournament at Beacon Hill.
last Sunday.
Incidentally. they are still final
lists" as their first attempt resulted
In squared match.
AZ the end OF the morning round
it looked like a clnch for Pete to
cop the Eonors. as he was four up.
but his opponent got these back in
hurry and squared the match on
the Goth green. From this point 10
the home hole. II was an honest.to.
goodness championship battle. every
hole--l0 OF them being hnlvcd. and.
just 20 add more spice 20 the game.
Ash sank 80 footer on the last
green. Weather permitting. the re-
play will be played tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

Today's interscctionsi gridiron
game. being played between
Penn State and Washington at
the Stadium, IL not fair test
Of Eastern and Western foot
ball.
This game was arranged be-
fore the season was wen under
way and the strength Of the
two teams known.
The result Of the regular
games Of the year showed Penn
state about the most powerful
team In the Eat, while Wa.h.
ingtoD was about the weak
sister Of the Coast conference.
Should the Nittany Lions
iich Washington badly today IL
would not be fair io Western
football 10 say that the Eastern
game l. superior. Washington
has a weak club today, Califor.
Mas Z, TO 3 win proving that
This u being written on the
eve % the contest aud before
the day Is over Washington will
have either have won a giori-
Gus victory or else they will
have gone down 10 a smashing
dcfeat--a close score would be
victory for Washington.
You never can tell IN football
and many stranger things than
fiction have happened On the
gridiron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
King Football Gives
Up Sport Throne Today

FOLLOWING today's clash be
l. tween Penn state and Washing.
ton University and the U. S. CIV.
3. c. game at Los Angeles. Coast
fans will turn their attention TO
other sports. and the grid warriors
will put their moleskins back
among the moth balls for another
nine months of pigskin peace.
There IL still the California Wash.
lngton and jefferson battle. and the
University Of oregon plays the Uni.
versity OF Hawaii twice. but the
latter scraps viii be fought at
Honolulu.
The curtain tails on Eastern foot
ball today with Louisiana Polytech.
mic meeting Louisiana State. and
the Mississippi Aggics settling their
last argument OF the year with
Louisiana University.
University Of oregon will make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Great Ouarterbacks


"a
high class
of the East and West the
is leader
Devne Of Kilinger o
Devne Of Iowa generally admitted the
he
than Walter Eckersall Johnny
Knger Penn
his the
McMin OF Centre the best defensive
IA
s
few of the other
who to
capped OF the Pittsbug
another great quarter whose
Romney OF Chicago Bremen Lafayette Harvard
Of Ohio State, Erb OF California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
MINOR LEAGUE
MEET OPENS

The annual minor league meeting
viii open In Buffalo. ". Y, Mon
day. II will probably be a three
day session. The most important
thing 10 come up viii be the con.
sideration OF the draft.
The present outlook Is that all
three Class A. A. leagues will be
opposed 10 II. as usual. 49,
Other features of the meeting
may be plans 90 reorga nsze the Old
New York State league that went.
On the rocks a year or so ago.
a uniform schedule OF i54 games'
may be adopted by the Information.
al and American association leagues
so that these teams could play off
their Eastern series In plenty .of
mime 10 have the winner play the
Coast Champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

King County Auto T. sii zoo ss,-aos,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
DAY
GOLF WINS
ARE LISTED

II took Edgar Cridcr. the JEFF
ferson Park Golf club captain.
longer than usual 10 total up
and sort out the cards turned
In In the Thanksgiving Day
competition at the Municipal
course. as IL was only ycsier-
day that he came TO bat and
announced the following as
prize winners Of the holiday
event: kennie Watts. 86-l2-7i;
Gordon Haw, 1915, and Bob
Collins, Ss-i0--7S.
For several months Cham
pion Watts has been holIcring
about his 12.' They all do IL
when they get "a cut" but this
Scot will likely remain mum for
The time being. BE thankful,
kennie, II there isn't another
shrinlsagc!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

the minor league meeting IN
Buffalo early this week, Tho
sorrel-topped leader of thu
champions turned down tho
salary offer of William Wrig-|
ley, owner of the club, for
1922, according to reports
from the South.
Killefer brought a team
slated for the second division
under the wire first in a
great drive during the final
weeks of the season and II
was largely thru Killefer's ef-
forts as a leader that the re-
suits were accomplished.
II is thought that Killefers
demands will undoubtedly be
met, as he is regarded as one
Of the leading minor league
managers in the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
MANAGERS MAY
lie NAMED

The big news. however. SO far az
'oas; league fans are concerned.
WIZ be the probable announcement
OF Seattle, Portland and San Fran
cisco managers. Jim Boldt. Bin
Keeper and Charley Graham are
ail attending the Buffalo convention.
Keeper and Boldt are expected TO
decide the issue with BnI Ken.
worthy, who Is slated TO pilot either
Portland or Seattle next season.
Graham has had a flock OF can
didates apply for the Seal job. but
he has made no definite announces
mont yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

The regular schedule % games
Will be- IN line for sunday la The
Star circuit. West. Seattle. now
leading the league. viii be- the hosts
OF the Postoffice club ~ HlAwatha
at p m. Joe Bond VIII be- in
the goal for West Seattle. as Me
Call injured his sha.Ildsr iast week
and won't be able to play The
postoffice team. built around Red
Mekiiilum. ~ coming strong and
The mail men expect TO give the
leaders battle.
The other four senior teams will
be in action nj Woodland park.
The complete senior and junior
schedule for Sunday follows.
SENIOR DIVISION
r1stpffr~Ns WeRt seattle 81 IfiasathA
Al I . Neferee.as Bob Lemon
Woodland Fsrk Haas. EekArss at
upper woodland park a. . ~. Referee
jerry Maity
Mapis leafs Va uesins Aircraft eiab
81 upper woodland park ~ z.st . m
Rsfefec-Ceorre uosfiiuE
JUNIOR sAaEs
Allen Athistic association vs Falcon
A e ~ loser Woodland park az o. m
Referee Iohnuis UesAs
Hausra Junlass "a cawAn clsar Co
Referee HiilY waller
south rark - f.auies French Drr
ci~ansrs AZ asuth PARK at D nv nsf.
ffrd Douglas
Zen Paris billiards - WaattnFfna
Park AZ wallis waiia AZ . m. Rsfers
p niliy Hinomrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
"U" PREXY
WINS CLUB
GOLF TITLE

Erred Aver. president Of the Unit
verslty Golf club. annexed the title
Of club champion TO his honora last
"Wednesday when he defeated
Charlie Mccrum by six up and five
10 play In the final 3s-holc match.
After obtaining a four mp lead at
the 18th hole. Charlie feil of badly
and Fred won the next four in a
row. sauaring the match. The 18Th
was halvcd. but on the last half OF
the journey the club president had
everything his own way and won
under wraps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
No Soccer
Word Fron
Rose City
Star Plan to Play Holiday
Games Not Answered;
Regular Games Sunday

MO rrply has been received by
~ The Star from Portland ON
the plan originated by TIL.
newspaper for an iuter.ciiy
series Of soccer games 10 be
played during the holidays.
The proposition was that an
All-Star team from The Star
league entertain the Portland
City League Alislar eleven
here Christmas day and That
Portland do likewise on New
Years.
Tho Star league right now
IL AZ top strength. with all sin
teams playing hangup ball.
Good soccer l. also ON tap In
the Rose City hoop. An Inter.
city s~ries would attract soccer
enthusiasts thruout tho North
west.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
BIG Lacquer
COACHES w. A L

The Washington & Jefferson
football team that has been insiGa
10 play California at the Pasadena
game New Years day. Is coached
oy Greasy Neaie. who plays BAH for
Cincinnati in the summer months
He's an outfielder.
The W. J. eleven has had a
wonderful season. winning eight
straight games, including victories
over Pittsburg and Syracuse.
Charley Moran. Centre college
coach, is another big Lacquer. He's
a National league umpire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

What a bear OF a race ~
ought to be this year.
Four new faces will be seen
in action, Seattle having u
pair in Archie Briden ana
Gordon Fraser, Vancouver IN,
Producing Ernie Parks ana
Victoria "Slim" Halderson.
They're all forwards except
Fraser.
But for the most part the three
teams will line up with the same
men that faced off last year.
Seattle and Vancouver Will taKe
the ice with the same men thar
fought down the home stretch last
season. Vancouver Is expected 70
start with Lehman In the nets.
Cock and Duncan on the defense.
Nackay at rover. and Skinner. Har-
ris and Adams on the forward line
Seattle will open with Holmes AZ
Roal. Rowe and Hickey on the de'
Tense. walker at rover, f'oyst"n.
Riley and Morris on the forward
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

Great Primers 49,. 90, ga s7s--is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Three New Golf
Professionals
Go to Work Here

During the past few weeks
three Of the local golf clubs have
acquired new professionals. Al
EFpinozo. the crack Californian.
was the first 20 appear. taking
charge at the new Inglewood
course on Lake Washington:
then "Bill" rJcfferHon. who has
been assisting his brother Joe az
the Beacon Hin links. took over
re pro duties at the University
Golf club.
The third party arrived here
last Thursday from the Tualatin
club in Portland to take up the
position al the Rainier Country
club. Ills name Is Frank Noble.
and he Is a Draw Scot. Nuff
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

ddS tdlt NbilAuCtS Will tic
opening of the hockey season
here.
II Is important that every team
be represented at this meeting as
final instructions for the season
Will be gone over. In the previous
meetings Of the league some Of the
managers have been very lax about
showing up.
II would be wise thing for all
managers 10 have their registration
LISTS for the first games ready
"Wednesday 10 they can be checked
over. These lists should contain
the following:
Names Of ali players.
Addresses Of all players.
Dates Of birth Of all players.
Phone number, business and
home, Of managers.
Some Of the lists already turned
In are not complete. Eligibility lists
are TO be issued TO each team before
each game and unless a player l.
properly registered he will not be
eligible. Ten players may be signed
up.
All Of the teams have not yet sc.
lected the color OF their Jerseys for
the season. Before these are pur-
chased they should be filed at The
Star so that no two teams will have
similar colors. Each team must
number its suits with consecutive
numerals not less than six inches
high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
LOCALS PLAY
THREE STRAIGHT

The locals didn't get any the best
Of the opening schedule.
Right off the bat the Nets play
three games In week, opening in
Vancouver Monday. playing here
with Victoria on Wednesday and
then jumping to Victoria to open
the season with the Aristocrats on
Friday.
The team has been working hard
during the past week and the locals
ought to stand the gaff pretty well.
The team Is In good condition with
the exception Of Gordon Fraser.
who hurt his back in a fall in prac.
tice the other day. lie strained
himself badly and !, may be a few
days before he is ready to play
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
FREDERICKSON
MUST BE STOPPED

Frank Frederickson will burn up
the Coast league this year whether
he is watched or not. according to
hockey experts turnout the Coast
loop. The Victorian is great
skater. fine shot. covers world
Of Ice and plays with his noodle.
He's the first real rival that
Frank Foyston. Seattie's blonde
wizard. has had for center Ice hon
ors In recent years. II ought TO be
= great fight between these two
whenever they meet.
Frsderickson came into the league
after IL started last year and did
remarkably well as he was new TO
his team mates. But now that he's
acquainted--look out for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
COLLINS WOULD
PLAY IN EAST

Eddie Collins would much prefer
10 play In the East than in the
West. and Il is said that he has
made n request that a trade be
made with some club IN the eastern
end Of the American league circuit
Eddie'E value 10 the white Sox is
40 great. however that owner Com
iskey probably won't pay much at
tcntion To H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

vide the opposition.
-Four times has Edward fought
since his first start, winning three
and LOSING one lie lost 90 Harry
Eagles and then beat Johnny Jor.
dan. Fowler and Frankie Farren in
turn.
That Fowler viii be able 90 give
the iianhfui One plenty Of opposi-
ton Tuesday ls indicated hy his
win over Morgan Jones In Tacoma
the other night This IN only the
second start that Jones has ever
lost, Joe German beating him here.
And a fellow has 20 be Jones TO ge;
the verdict in Tacoma
Pinkman has been working well
10 the gym as be has been doing a
lot OF boxing. II has been long
time since he boxed Farren and he
doesn't want TO lose his judgment
OF distance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
COBB SEEKING
GOOD TOSSERS

Ty cobh's team in the California
Winter league Is In last place. Cobb
Is said 10 be seeking some big
league stars who winter on the
Coast. Not many good players
have Joined the Winter league. be-
cause Cobb. Sisler. Heilman and
Hornsby. the four managers. are
getting an the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Ty After Faeth

Ty Cobb thinks that Toney
Fa.ih. Vernon hurlcr, would look
natural In Detroit unie. aud
IL angling for the big right
handler. says a wire from the
Southern city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
KID HAS NOT
YET SIGNED

Contrary to the general belief
-kld~ Gleason has not yet signed a
contract with the Chicago White
sox. Chicago wants Gleason. but
the kid" wants more money than
Comiskey has offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
VICTORIA OPENS
HERE WEDNESDAY

The local season will open
here "Wednesday with Victoria
opening the Seattle play with
the Nets. The addition Of Hal
derSon at left wing gives the
Veterans one Of the greatest
forward lines in the game.
Coupled with Frederiekson and
O,tusxu ne will complete n won
Dr. trio.
Lester Patrick. willy Victoria
pilot. writes down from the
Island city that Halderson Is all
''th~re- n hoe&ey player.
He's . big bird. towering six
feet three inches. Patrick says
that he's . nifty stiekhandier
and win make n great team
mate for Frederickson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
WEAK GAMES
REGRETTED

II is to be regretted that Cornell
and Lafayette didn't have a harder
schedule. There really Is no way
OF telling just how powerful these
two clevents were. Neither one
was properly tested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
COAST PUCK SEASON OPENS in VANCOUVER B. C. NEXT M0NDAY
2ED KMER HOLDS OUT FOR MORE COIN TO LEAD LOS ANGEL S
AS Good as Ever

Jack Walker master of the hook check is back again
rs good ever Last year he was knocked out Of
the playoff hockey series with Vancouver with
injured knee. He took good care of the injury
during the summer months. during his activities
mayor of Silver Mountain. Jack has been hitting
fast pace in practice. and he'll be in there nj
rover against Vancouver Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
VANCOUVER SIGNS
NEW CENTER

Vancouver has signed a new
center by the name Of Ernie
Parks. He halls from Ontario
and Is said to he pretty good.
II Parks Is any kind Of n play
r. the Vancouver club will be
pretty well fixed for subs be
cause Jack Adams can play
center or right wing and ne can
also take care OF defense job
u necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
MORAN BACK
AT CENTRE

The latest doB on Charley Moran
IA that he IL 10 coach Centre Col.
lege again next year. Claude
Thornhill. former University OF
Pittsburg star. Is to continue as his
line coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
Lines
Up Pretty
Goddard
With Pinkman and Fow-
Ter Listed, Boy Promoter
Lines Up Good Support

TIER n layoff Of
several " e e X =
due 20 a pro
Hpetiye tin ear.
Eddie Brewster
pinkmRn, come
back eNtruordi'
nary III b q
W ith the ring
fans again Tues
day night at the
Pavilion. 81 o n X
Fowler VIII pro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
TO
LEAD LINCOLN

Leonard Mccutcheon. Lincoln high
school halfback, viii lead the Rail-
splitters on the gridiron next fan.
McCutcheon was named last night at
the father-and-son banquet at the
high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03
w. AND j. TO
PLAY BRUINS

Washington and jefferson univer.
sity has accepted the invitation from
Pasadena to play the University of
California in that city on New Years
day. according TO an Eastern wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-03

III Connie Mack puts Joe Dugan
on the market. the New York
Americans will make strong bid
for MIN. II Is figured Frank Baker
hasn't many more years TO go.