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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

TO be in good condition TO
keep up the pace.
when I'm homo IN New York I
DO light boxing at ons 81 the attn.
Lotto clubs ana quite = hi, OF bicycle
riding. The people IN IN. West
seem 10 take the sis-eay bike race.
IN Gotham a. . sort Of . joke. but
,hsy GO, . bix play from the people
th.r. ana It's q real ,hriii 70 zee
tho bike stars sweep around the
veiodrome.-
Leonard is . close friend Of Benny
Leonard. the lightweight king. The
ehampioa takes M. rinx name from
the famous minstrel. Eddie was the
first man 20 call ths attention Of
Billy Gibson. present manager %
Tn. champion. 20 Benny when tho
latter was = preliminary boy around
New York.
The minstrel king IL also = friend
Of John McGraw. the Giants man
sxsr. ana Leonard brings word that
Blfi Cunningham. former Seattle
outfielder. IL ono % the most popu.
lar players on m. Clan, team.
Leonard n swinging srounf ~.
orpheum circuit IN his final vsuds.
vile tour. appearing At the Moore
this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

DERHArs the team which showed
L the greatest reversal Of form
during the fs27 gridiron season was
the University OF Pittsburg. which.
after . wocfully poor start. came
back In sensational style whipping
some OF tho best units In the country.
Pittsburs Is 10 meet Leland Stan.
ford at Paio Alto December 80.
Prospects for n successful cam.
paign for the panthcrs appeared any
thing but rosy early In tho fall. when
the Warner clan dropped two Of It's
first three games. being beaten by
Lafayette TO 0. and edged by the
West Virginia Mountainscrs 20 6.
However. following that pair Of de-
feats. Pitt knucklcd down. and with
the crafty Warner nj tho helm. swept
thru the remaining teams on thu
schedule in stellar fashion. which In
cIudcd four OF the stoutesf aggrega-
tons in collegiate circles.
Following the West Virginia re-
verse. the Panthers took on Syracuse.
one OF the best teams in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
FIVE VETS
ON BEARS
CAGE FIVE

CAS FRANCISCO. Dec. .s.-caii.
~ fornla IL already warming up
with enthusiasm over the prospects
Of the Blue and Gold basketball
quintet.
The Berkeley team looks mighty
rood on paper and provided that !,
works together well and doesn't 70
into q slump. a. basketball teams
hav. a habit Of doing. should give
all other conference teams a great
deal 60 worry about these winter
nights
Practice wa. begun November I,
and until November 70. when the
intsr.class contests began. the var.
atty candidates took the floor three
times a week and handled squads
OF neophytea. REGULAR practice will
be suspended during the examina.
ton period but viii he resumed
January on an every day basis.
according 10 Coach Earl Wright
Veterans from last years squad
include Captain LELAND. Thompson.
Kincaid. guards. Johnny TAFT. for
ward. and ONeii. center. Houvenln.
one Of tho bes, on the second
string las, year. will give the reEu'
lars a hard run for a first team
position. last years frosh five IA
contributing three GOOD men. Kyle.
Farrar and Clement. ~ extra var
sity material. They are all forwards.
and all are practically certain Of
playing part OF the time IN a mum.
Der Of games. Two ~ the three
outsiders are also conceded q run.
ming chance ~ be seen In varsity
outfit on the floor In some OF the
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
How Nick Altr0Ck Gets
Material for His Skit

saw Johnny shadow boz. He came
again and again and worked up his
shadow-boxing act from what he saw
kiIbane pun.
Then. one Day Nick saw Zbysxko
wressie and there he got the idea
for his wrestling act
'one day was pulling the wress.
ling stunt In Washington" sayr
Nick. Il had been pitching 20 bat
tiers In practice and I was wringing
wet put my hand on my neck.
pretending 90 have a strange hold
and started going down. but the per.
rpirstion on my neck made IL so
slippery that my hand shot off. and
since I was off balance at tho time
I went down. all my pouncags on
the shoulder.
Talk about . sickeninr pain--r
never felt anything like II before. I
thought Ia never yet up. but / pre-
tended 10 be laughing and made my
exit. took taxi 20 a hospital and
there they found that part OF the
bone had been Clipped from the
shoulder.
After that I was sure my neck
was dry before ! started the wrest.
ling stunt Also there are often
some serious moments for the per.
former while he IL trying 10 amu.e.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
BY BILLY EVANS

MICK ALTRocR. being clown Of
~ baseball. gets his stuff q, various
places and Nick'- stuff happens TO
b. his daily diamond act. Not 80
many years ago II was what he put
on the ball. for Aitrock was one OF
the games creates, pitchers.
Aitrock had little 70 work on when
he started eiowning He had TO seek
material. and he found soms OF IL In
strange places
Nick's tirh,-v1rs act. one OF me
bes, things he does. wns picked off .
alaek wire IN . back yard Sick's
nexf-door n.ighbor was a man who
made his livelihood doing slack wire
stuff at county fairs In the summer
and autumn months. AZ tho close OF
tho season tho performer returned
home and practiccd new stuff on q
slack wire stretched across the yard
in tho rear OF his home. Aisrock
used 20 sit Al his window watching
tho practice for hours and Nick's act
II not buriesaue but perfec; tmi-
ta'ion of his next.door neighbor
prscticing his program for the merit
summer.
one day Altrock visited the train.
ing camp Of Johnny Kilbane and he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Splitter May Come
Back; Lively Ball
Starting Gossip

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i,-Thc
~ lively bail has made II i'm.
possible for the pitchers TO keep
the batsmen IN check. The lively
ball has caused the batsmnn TO
dominate the pitcher.
No pitchers in tho American
league were much more success.
full last year than Red Faber and
Urban Shocker. These two vet.
Grams still include the spitball In
their repertoire.
1t In a noticeable fact that in
the two major leagues. pitchers
still permitted TO use the spitbali
were uniformly successful
All OF which gives rise 10 the
rumor that the spitboll may be
declared legal. despite tho drastic
action taken by the rulemakers n
few years ago In eliminating II
entirely from the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

more class Sxs-. the prairie team
and figure TO b@n the Caps most
any time they start. but the Wis
itors simply outfoughf the Nets
and refused 10 quit until the game
was won.
With Seattle leading 10 and
with only a minute or 80 TO 30.
"Spunk" Sparrow. Regina defense
man. let drive a shot from mid.ice
that bounced off Of Hap Holmes
stick and Goal Umpire BIZ Keefe
couldn't make up his mind fast
enough 20 suit Sparrow a. 10
whether n counted or not. finally
saying ~ didn't hit the fwfna- Spar
row pulled a STRANGER Lewis" on
Keese. taking q necktie hold on the
umpire's tonsiis. A couple Of blue
coats came out on the fns and
didn't DO much good. Did you ever
try walking across the ice and
start wrestling with anybody Well.
anyway. Referee Pouiln finally got
the matter Strengthened out. fired
Sparrow out OF the game for the
remainder OF the evening and a.
lowed the goal.
After 10 minutes Of bitter over
time play Barney Stanley showed
the puck past Holmes after a mir.
up in front OF the Seattle nat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
REGINA SPRINGS BIG HOCKEY UPSET BY BEATING SEATTLE NETS
JESS WILLARD is I'm NO CONDITION FOR JACK DEMPSEY BOU
Players Figure
Change Will Do
Ehmke Real Good

NEW YORK. Dec, IL who
IN viii win the most games in
the American league neat sum
mer. Howard Ehmks or Rip
collina7
These two players figured In
the trades between Detroit and
Boston. Ehmke seemed 10 have
outlivcd hi. usefulness with DE.
troit. Collins. on the other hand.
Was just striking his stride a.
Boston. lie won his last six
starts.
Despite the fact that Ehmzs
viii be with tho cellar cham
pions and Collins with a first
diyisio1 club. American league
players who dropped In 70 Tho
league meeting here. seem 10
think Ehn,ke viii make tns beet
showing
Toughest pitcher In the
world 20 hit against" s tho
way they ali comment on
Ehmke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Glenn Warner Is One
of Real Grid Greats

GLENN WARMER. famous coach
- Of tho University Of pittsburg
sieven. IL one OF m, outstanding
figures IN tho football world.
For q score Of years Warner has
hssn one Of tho greatest coaches In
tho game He has been dubbed the
best one man coach" IN us game.
as Warmers methods ar. always
final
Warner first gained fame with the
Carlisle Indians For years he turn.
ed cut wonderful teams a. th~ Ia.
dian school that made tho country
SIT up and take notice
Jim Thorpe one ~ the mos, hril.
liant players the game has ever pro.
ducvd. Il protege % Warner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

when Warner took. charge at
pittsburg. that school held a very
minor place In the college football
world, To-day It's teams ar. respect
ed tho country over.
Next year viii be Warmers fare.
well season a, Pitt He has signed
a contract 90 take charge OF football
At Leland Stanford
For years California has domin.
afed football on m. coast. Stanford.
a bitter rival. rather resents the
way California " hogginK the spot
light.
In looking over tho football field
for a coach who would make things
interesting for Andy Smith ~ Cali
fornia. Warner was tho unanimous
choice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Seattle
Fans to
See Mix
Monroe Boy Has EN-
Talking About His X.
0. Ring Victories
BY LEO II. LASSEN

WHILE boxing Ia taking "a tenn.
w porRry rest IN Seattle local
ring fans are turning 10 Everett
and Tacoma for thsir entertainment.
Quite a crowd OF local ring bugs
are expected 60 visit Tacoma 70.
night. whore Travie Davis and Ed
die Roberts toas the leather Levin.
sons
Tomorrow night Everett II hold
ing tho fistio stage. as Dode Bercott
the young Monroe logger who
jumped from preliminary boy 90
main eventsr In n fights. II facing
his first long bout with Young
oDowd. tho rugged Aberdeen light.
weight.
The Everett tussis IL to 70 eight
rounds
Hercott has ye, 20 taste defeat In
the ring. five Of his II fights re
auliinE in X. O. victories. He IL
awkwardiy clever. using both hands
for body punching with deadly cf.
feet.
Bereo', Jumped into the limelight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Prexy Jim Boldt
Returns From Big
Baseball Journey

Prexy Jim Boldt ia home from
the East. arriving from his big
trip to Louisville and New York
last night
Boldt brings word that the tribe
IL dickerIng for n third sacker and
some other players. but announce
ments aren't In order yet.
He expresses himself as well
pleased with Manager Harry VOL
verton, and thinks that the Gray
Wolf" WIN complete enough deals
in the East TO put tho Indians In
the race. He has opened the
pocketbook and wolverton In try
ing TO land tho men he IL after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

long enough TO get up n good
sweat against Dempsey. Wills.
or Tommy Gibbons. II they
ever fight J. w. with the
Manassas mauler it'll not be
the battle of n century" but
"the massacre of a century"
scotty Musser. dug M around
tho cheese belt % Oregon. boxed
the first two rounds Of the ex.
hibltion- Scotty weighed ISIS
pounds 20 tho Ieviathan WIZARDS
sSs.
Jess stood over his opponent IKE
tho L. c. Smith building would
over tho Benson hotel. II was
terrible.
A ham and egg wrestler took on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

two weeks ago when he stopped
Frankie Britt the rugged Tacoma
fellow. In four rounds.
Eddie Moore and Eddie Seii. IA
mlllar rivals in tho bsntamweight
class. step in the semi-windup 10
the Bercott-o'Dowd headliner.
Both tho Tacoma and Everett
shows arc being staged by the Eagle
lodges OF those respective cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

tho gloves next. lie was still
smaller and a trifls worus with the
eaaed mitts. Je~ knocked him
down several times. when ~ was
all over tho hix heap" was sweat.
Ing and breathing M. a Ford pull.
ing up Portland Heights.
wiilard's trainers raped the bic
hoy up tight 40 that his paunch
would look small. hu, u showed
up like Christmas window.
To tell tho honest 90 goodness
truth. ~ willard ever meets pcmp.
s~y. Just put M the family Jewels
that the pr~nent champion sinks
the cowpunchsr IN quicker time
than I, takes 20 take drink with
the prohibition squad knocking At
tho door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
MILLIONAIRES
PLANNING CLUB

NEW YORK. Dec. .i.--Nlnceni
Astor. George r. Baker Marshall
Field, John H. Ryan. Harry Payne
Whitney. ). Y. Morgan and other
leaders OF the New York financial
set. have formed a syndicate and
will build a million dollar golf club
near Locust Valley. l.. I. The
course will be built for their game.
IL was said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
REGINA
GOES WILD

Regina went ws1d n She second
period. scoring on Holmes four times.
Holmes had an off-period and let q
coupk OF otherwise easy sbots alp
past him.
Traub opened the scoring with Z
long shot that slipped off of Holmes
pads for counter.
Foyston scored for Seattle aRsfn
with a pretty shot about Is feet
out
Barney Stanley then put Regina
hack In the game with a nice solo
rush that beat Holmes easily.
Hay sent shot into the twfne
that hit Holmes skates and scored.
Morris skated around the Regina
net and put Seattle ahead again.
Just before the bell Hay and
Traub did duet rush down the ice.
and Hay beat Holmes with . fast
shot.
1t WAS fast period
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
WAIVERS HOLD
UP BIG TRADE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.--Jakey
May. star southpaw pitcher Of the
Pacific Coast league. will become
the property OF tho New York Yam.
KEGS as soon ms the American
league champions get waivers on
one more player 10 send TO the
Vernon club ms a part OF tho denl.
Ed Barrow, business manager Of
the Yanks. said Tuesday. The
terms OF the transfer have not been
made known. but cash and three
players are said 10 DO involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
LANDS LOOKS
OVER GAMBLING

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-Commiaalonef
Lands was considering today the
elaborate report ON gambling IN
baseball parks which the American
league gathered In two years inves-
tiga,ion with private detectives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
YANKEES
LOST BENTON

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.--The New
York Yankees did not no after Rube
Benton. former Giant pitcher. who
starred with 81. Paul last season.
because ban johnson said he did
no, want him in the American
league and a National league man.
ager said he wouldn't do US any
good" Colonel Huston OF the Yanks
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

GAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 1.-THE
~ football committee % the Cham.
Der OF Commerce announced today
that arrangements are completes for
handling "A capacity crowd AZ the
stadium on Monday. when West Wiz.
ginia meets Gonxaga college Of spo.
kane. There will be seats for late
corners. however, 5000 beinE pu, on
sale just before the game starts.
Gonzaga works out at Bovard
field today and will arrive here To.
night.
West Virginia missed their train
at Chicago yesterday and will not
arrive In time for a workout sat
urdny.
Rain insurance, $4,000 worth. has
been taken out for the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
MORE TALK OF
EUROPE TRIP

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f.--lf Jack
Dempsey doesn't receive some kind
OF an attractive offer from Ameri.
can promoters. he will sail for
Europe late I'm January. according
90 Dan Mckettrlck. his Eastern
representative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
SAN DIEGO
Is ALL SET
FOR BIG GO

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Dec. %.
Coach Gus Dorias put his
Gonzaga eleven thru its first
workout here yesterday. The
team will go thru light work
today and tomorrow. resting
Sunday. West Virginia won't
arrive until Saturday night
and will work the kinks out
of the long train ride Sum
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
WEST VIRGINIA
LEAVES EAST

MORGANTOWN. w Va, Dec. 20.
twenty-five players. coaches and
trainers OF the West Virginia uni.
versity football squad left here Tues.
day for San Diego. whore they are
to play Gonzaga university on
Christmas day. Before leaving. DR.
c. w. Spears. head coach. said the
regular players we're all In good
condition and they expected to win,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
CASEYS PILE
UP 81 to q
CAGE VICTORY

TviE powerful Knights OF Column.
4 bus basketball team added an.
other victim 10 It's long string last
night at the Casey gym. when II an.
nsscc the scalp OF the Cameo Athiet.
&c club. when the smoked Of battle
had cleared away tho knights had
won. 81 to "a
stan Riddle. tho center OF the
Knights. accounted for 10 points for
the winners and was high scorer for
the game.
Tho knights viii play the strong
Orting, wash. five at the X OF c.
gym next Wednesday
Tho summary Of last nights game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Vancouver to Be
Strengthened for
Seattle Ice Game

Vancouver will be greatly
strengthened for the game with
Seattle at Vancouver Christmas
afternoon. Corb-t Denneny,
crack Toronto forward. arrives
today in II. c. 20 finish tho sea.
son with the Maroons, while Art
Duncan. disabled defense star,
viii also return to the gam. Mon.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
REGINA WINS
MELEE

Regina ioafed on the defense, r.aire
making some beautiful save~ Of ter.
rifle shots sent In by Morris In the
overtime session until the five-min.
ute suspension was up. Then they
took the offensive and Hay. Stanley
and Irwin swept down the ice, stan.
ley showing in the puck after q mix.
up In front Of the goal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
INCLEWOOD TO
OPEN SATURDAY

The Tnglewood golf course will be
ready for play again Saturday. ac-
cording to an announcement mads
by DIR. c. -. Ford, chairman OF the
green's committee. All OF the courses
In the city are expected TO be ready
for play BY that time. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
NETS START
OUT STRONG

The Nets played me vssstcrs Off ~
their feet In the first period rushing
In two goals In fne style. Jim Riley
opened the scoring sfser 10 minutes
Of play with n terrific shot from left
wing on . beautiful pass from Roy
Hickey. Frank Foyston chalkec UP
the second counter after Jack Walker
had pilo,ed the rubber thru the Re-
gina defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

THAT THIRD
PERIOD

Bernie Morris opened the sccrins
again Is seconds after the start Of
the third period on shot from right
wing. Tho teams battied along for
nearly 10 minutes when Sparrow
scored his questionable goal thai
started the big rumpus.
II sent the teams into overtime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
NIEHAUS MOVES
TO SOUTHLAND

Dick Niehaus. southpaw pitcher
with Sacramento last year. has been
sold 10 the Atlanta club. in the South.
ern league. by the Reading Intcrna.
tional league outfit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Eddie Leonard Trains
for Stage Dance Work
Famous Minstrel Must Keep in Condition TO Do Stage
Work; Benny Leonard and John McGraw Well
Known by Minstrel Brings Word Of Cunningham

LDDIE LEONARD the famous minstrel is far from being
Il youngster but he still losses wicked pair of heels
on the stage.
Don't think for minute that stage dancer doesn't
have TO train for his work. Leonard There few
strenuous things than eccentric dancing and has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Kites Go Up in
Air and Price

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.--A keen re-
yivai Of interest In kite-fiying has
caused their manufacturers to In
crease prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
REGINA MEETS
VICTORIA FRIDAY

The Regina team win complete its
Coast tour tomorrow night. meetsns
Victoria at the Island city rink. They
lost their first start on the Coast te
vancouver Monday and won hera
rrldays struggle TO decide their bat.
Ties with the Coast teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Caps Win
6 to 5 in
Overtime
Visitors Come From Be-
hind and Take Game
From Nets


FTER the Seattle
Nets had held
the upper hand
most OF tho dis
lance. the Re
gina Capitals
came back and
fought the local
hockey players
of OF their feet
a. tho Arena last
night and beat
out the men OF
Afulcoon By . 8
TO 8 tally after
10 minutes Of
overtime play.
Tho Nets have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

The German landlord OF the Ru-
manian embassy In Berlin bricked up
the door and stood outside TO tell the
tenants they could not enter until six
months rental In arrears had been
paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Harry Lauder Is
at Work on Book

LONDON. Dec. 2i.--sir Harry
Lauder has at last admitted that ne
Ia writing n book. lie says It's going
10 be vera" funny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Former Champion Thru,
Says Portland Scribe
Willard Can't Get Into Prime Condition Again, Says
Billy Stepp Following Exhibition Of ex-Heavy-
weight King in Portland


Willard champion heavyweight there
Thursday ni
sporting tho Portland News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

\ solid train OF IA cars Of silk 4
valued at s5.ooo,ooo. recently mad
an unhrokcn trih from Seattle q
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

"Spunk" Sparrow will be
heavily fined by the Western
Canada hockey league, ac-
cording to Referee Poulin, for
his attack on Goal Umpire
Keefe last night. Poulin
will confer with President
Richardson of the Prairie
league upon his return to
Canada next week regarding
the offense. Sparrow will be
allowed to play tomorrow
night in Victoria, says Pou-
lin.
Bobby Rowe played . sterling
Esme on the defense for Semitic.
and looked like the best Met on the
Ice.
Rernie Morris ala some tall shooting
for Seattle II looks like this veteran
has found his eye again.
Young Mcvcagh. Regina forward.
10 y speed merchant. n. showed the
boy. some tall skating. He IL stili
young at the game, and has lot 20
learn. but he shows promise.
Andy Meran and Bernie Morris had .
little fstio teta-s-t~te that put both Of
them on the bench for five minutes.
Laird made one particularly brilliant
save during the game when he stopped
Seattle shot by sticking one leg across
the net. stopping the shot while standins
on one foot II was q swell piece OF
work.
Harn~y stanley. tho Regina v~t-
eran did some great haekchecling
for the visitors, aud played good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

ne soops over He moves Ike The forgotten horses that
once pulled the street cars.
Jess isn't in fighting trim. They say itn take months
OF hard training to put him in tptop shape. The big
heap could train for years and he'd never be able
regain his from Jack Dempsey
The leading of the Toledo slaughter might be big.
have punch, lived clean life. be family man. smart
specuatng able TO stand punshmen but he'd last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
BY BILLY STEPP
Sport Editor Portland News.)

G-HEARTED" JESS WILLARD can't cut
the mustard.
The ex-world's champion proved TO a
handful of curious fistic followers nj Mil
waukic arena Tuesday night that the ''X''
is correct before his moniker. Jess worked
four 2-minute rounds with pair of "saps"
and the fans all cheered with cat calls for
the blood-sweating Behemoth of Fistiania.
Willard Is fat His chest has slipped and
hangs down like n Masonic apron whenever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

How IL the ball put In play after
a double fouif
II Il put In play AZ the center by
tho referee IN the usual manner.