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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

BOXERS OFF
TO TACOMA

1--WE OF the University OF Wash
i ington mitt artists are travelling
10 Tacoma tonight 20 meet the TIA
coma Amateur Boxing club fighters
in a smoker. Chuck Chadbourno will
take the men on the trip.
Walt Miliett. t25 pounds. T. r.
Urbaneck. 1856 pounds. Harold Ward.
las pounds, and Brick Johnson. 1866
pounds, will mix with the Tacoma
artists. Chuck Chadbournc VIII meet
the Tacoma heavyweight n he can
make the required weight. Tho Til.
coma club has "a 120pounder whom
they are anxious 10 match. but Ed
Hoag OF the university has been de.
cIared ineligible and cannot take
part.
Glass boxing win open March l.
Several exhibition smokers will be
held In the varsity gym soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

the second team. Iielnic IA a great
shot. ;hef~'s no getting away nom
H. He has been played in tho
hole" turnout the season. and while
he didn't get the remarkable results
that trc did last year. he made a lot
OF trouble for the opposition and
scored a ios of points. IA a floor
man and as defensive player.
Hcinie simply isn't there. Hut when
n comes 20 finding the rim be ranks
with the best on the Coast.
Washington will have real fight
on It's hands 70 hold second place IN
the Coast and Northwest conferences
when tho Purple ana Gold play the
Oregon AEwlea hers Friday and Sat
urday as the AeEiss are st'il coming
strong. while Washington hit the 70.
boEgan In the Idaho and Pullman
scfics
The Purple and Cold hold two vic
tories over the AEEics on the Beav-
crs' home floor. but both games we're
decided hy close margins. the second
tlff by one point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Fast Ball With ''Hop" Is
Pitchers One Best Bet

slowing I'D a bit
I had been working on n curve
ball In the meantime. and when u
became evident 20 me that I was
losing a bit OF my speed. began
10 resort to the curye 10 cross the
batters up.
met with almost as much sue
cess with my curve as my fast
one. IIoS>-er. will always believe
that l made mistake IN using too
many curve balls. after once &C.
curing a good hook"
am convinced that tho wise
pitcher who has dazzling speed.
holds his curve in reserve. That is
what I should have done.
When | switched to "A curve ball
pitcher. from a fast ball pitcher ex.
clusiveiy. still had perhaps more
speed than any other pitcher in the
American league. should have
continued the use Of the fast ball.
with the curve az constant threat.
am sure would have been a
better pitcher had ! done 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

Iiarrahan II mean eIou;er. and
this boy Morgan Jones has been
satisfying Tho rail birds NJ Tacoma
and his cievernens shouid make the
bout interesting. as most OF these
boxcrriuxrinE affairs are.
Harfahan h heavier and apparent.
~ stronger than he was a few
months ago. lie probably won't
give away any weight 70 the
TacomRn.
Frankie pan,ley II favored a bit
10 take Abia Gordon for a decision.
Pantiey W one Of the best bantams
The Northwest has seen Ia quite a
while. and Gordon viii have to
show 10, Of stuff TO take the go.
Pat Williams T. billed 10 meet
Owen Roberts IN the special event.
Williams boxing hasn't style TO
compel thrills Of admiration; but his
long reach makes him hard bird
90 get clote 20.
Soldier Woods VIII again demon.
s,rate his knowledge OF Keometric
figures IN the circles his wild mitts
describe. tho opposition coming from
Freddy Kelly. and Joe Palmer and
Art Fiizsimmons will open the show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
BALLARD is
WINNER OVER
CARDCACERS

TNiE Ballard Cubs basketball five
Il downcd the Cardinal quintet in
tho Ballard high gym last night. IL
20 z.
Half time found the score tied at
four.ali. Joe Wheaton. Cub forward.
dropping in two baskets. while
Schicnksr and Peek. Of the Cardinals.
threw one each
In the second half. The Cubs scored
nine points to the Cardinals three.
Bus Mclaughlin. star forward OF
the little bears getting all nine.
three field baskets and three free
throws. for the Cardinals. while
schienkar hooped one more field goal.
and Peek dropped In one free throw.
Christie Erlingson and Harold Muel-
Ter played a spectacular game at
guard. stopping repeated Cardinal
ruAneA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Ry WALTER JOHNSON

vIyHAT Is the best type ball for
wv pitcher 10 use7
III a pitcher has good fast oaA.
that is always his one beat bet.
don't mean just an ordinary
fast ball. but one with a lot OF
swift on II. as Nick Altrock would
cay.
when came 10 the American
league I scarcely knew there was
anything other than a fast ball In a
pitchers repertoire.
For three years used a fast bah
entirely. to fool the great hifterA
OF the American league. really
believe I enjoyed my greatest sue
cess during those three years.
in those first three years. | could
lust about throw my fast one by
the batsrnan. as we put II in base
ball. No pitcher could retain for.
ever the terrific speed that had
when came 10 the American
league. At the close Of my third
year, I began to realize that was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

big series with Washington at
Moscow, scoring something
like 40 points in the two
games. Edmundson says he
is the best dribbler in the
league. He is also the most
accurate foul shot.
Evan Lewis is given the other for.
ward berth. He played some wonder.
ful BASKETBALL ON the Washington
floor. He covers the floor with the
hest OF them and he's a good passef
and good shot. both on long tries
and off the board
To Jack HJcite OF the OREGON AZ.
GIGS. goes Tire center job. lie Is "A
good all.around man and h.dmundson
says he has earned his place.
Jimmy Bryan. Of Washington. ami
Jimmy Eggicston. OF California, are
named as the guards. Bryan Is won
derfuliy fast for big fellow and he
~ a real big league guard. Eggieston
ming guard should do. He can shoot.
pass and use his bean. lie was the
pivot OF the California team in their
games here.
To Stinson. Of O. A. C, and TAFT.
OF California. 20 the forward 20
sitions on tho second team. Richard
Fox. OF Idaho: Friel. Of Washington
state, and Coup. OF California. were
all good men. but Stinson and TAFT
would make smooth working pair
that would be a good combination
for any college team in the country.
WINDY" Crawford. Washington
scrsppy guard. and Richards. Of q.
A. c.. are given tire positions ~
guards on the second team Leblanc.
~ California. was m outstanding
player. but Richards Is more fin
ished performer.
Helnie Sieik. trcause OF bis shoot
ing ability and for no other reason.
Is given the position as center on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
O. A. G. PLANS
ANNUAL RELAY

An annual indoor relay meet v1lI
he inaugurated in March. 1919. At
the Oregon Agricultural colleee.
University OF oregon's annual stan
relay carnival comes in April. but d
an outdoor affair.
Both University OF ovgon and o.
A. G. viii send teams TO the Cnlver.
siiy OF Pennsylvania games at Phila.
delphia, April 81. ,s and 80. Oregon
representative will be a four.mile re.
lay TEAM. while o. A. c. will enter
the two-miie event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

while the island visitors we're kept
acorelehn. " was a tight battle.
In the opening frame. Vancouver
displayed much better form than
tho Capitals and. with the breaks
aiound goal. got fnonr than enough
counters 10 make The match sc.
cure. The Arlhiocrats played game.
y ~ the face Of -four. goal hand.
cap and shared honors with the
MillionaIres IN the last tao ses-
sicns.
But with Lehman playing sen
aAtinnai game between the upriRhis.
al OF Nictoriarr best efforts wen;
urrewarded. with the exception 81
a shot which came from oatman's
stick. an he took pass frum Fred.
erickson. right on top Of tho Van.
oouycr Eoalic. In the third period.
That represented the total Of Vic.
icr.a'H goal getting. tho the capl
tattici desperately enough. Ieh.
nan. net custodian. WIS called upon
20 turn aside particularly hot az.
tack IN the third period. Lehman
same out 81 the nets repeatedly
to rave the Vancouver citadel and
beat tho Victoria man 20 the puct
every time. His Was finished
performance and he WAS a whole
team w himself
Nictoria'H setback throws a FERROUS
dint into their chances Of finding
a place IN the Coaat plsy-off. They
stili have a chance 10 figure in the
championship series. but tho best
they can do IL 70 tie with Seattle
for second place and for that 20
take place. Vancouver must beat
Neatiic at the Sound city wedncs.
day nigh, and Victoria must take
tho closing Rnm0 81 tho league
schedule from Vancouver at Vie.
TORN Friday night.
With 30 much at stake on the
outcome OF last nights game. play
war clean. WIZ I.orrhiin was
pcnAiizsd during the first p~rioi.
anc for the balance % the contest
The penalty bench was not tensnied
tho Mickey Ion had occasion %
shake a finger At Aft skinner ard
Tommy punderialc.
With HuKhic Lehman. Duncan
shared honor for individual per.
formanee, Besides giving clever
exhibition on the defense. he zig
ur~i In two 81 Vancouver'a goals.
ncoring one and assisting In the
other. Jack Adams took long
lead In tho race for scoring honor.
nctehinE three counters and booa;.
inr his seasons total up 70 e.
f.Vc ahead Of Mickey Mnchay.
Lester Patrick tried out the same
combination which beat Seattle las.
Friday but the Encouragement did
MOI work out as expected.
Nsn~suvv. Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Oregon Finally
Wins Basketball
Tilt from Nevada

EUGENE. Ore. Feb. 3i--The
University 81 Oregon defeated the
University Of Nevada at basket.
ball here last night. % 10 90. the
game marking orogon'a first vic
tory in a season OF II games. The
Oregonlans took an early lead and
we're never headed, altho tho
game was close thruout. with tho
sage Brushers dangerous at all
times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
WHITE BEATS
JACKSON IN
Is ROUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.--Charicy
~ White. Chicago lightweight.
made the going a bit too rough for
Willie Jackson OF New York In their
ib.round illumination bout here last
night winning tho Judges decision.
The win entities White 10 a crack
Of Benny Leonard's championship.
and the two men will probably meet
IN Mnrch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

IDAHO DOWNS WHITMAN

wALIA wAI.LA. Feb. 2i.-uni.
versity OF Idaho defeated a make.
SHIFT Whitman basketball team here
last night. % to 10. illness put four
OF the Whitman regulars on the
shelf. and with four subs in their
places the team work OF the losers
was ragged. The game marked Ida
hos 18th Northwest conference win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
TWO CRUCIAL
PREP BASKET
BATTLES ON

TWO important basketball games
l. we're being played in the high
school league today. Queen Anne
and Franklin. chief contcnders for
the title. were both in action in
postponed games.
Queen Anne was playing Broad.
way at Broadway while Franklin
was jOurneyiug 70 Ballard. Both
leaders defeated these teams on
their home floors.
Friday Queen Anne and Franklin
play for the title at Franklin and
q defeat for either club would be
serious upset today. Both contend.
ers were favorites TO win Tuesdays
games.
The clubs we're expected 10 line
Up as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
HARPER FIGHTS
YELLING SOON

Bobby Harper will measure his
ability against the standard Eastern
class when he meets Joe Wolllng for
10 rounds at the Portland Armory,
Wednesday night. yelling stands
high among the lightweight cream OF
the effete East and the hard .socking
Harper Is capable OF giving any OF
the Coast boys a run for their money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
PATTERSON is
BACK IN BRUSH

Billy Patterson has been sold by
the seattle ball club 70 the Joplin
Western league team. Patterson al.
parently wanted a little more dough
than the local mags thought him
worth, and the superabundance Of
good third sackers in sight made Pat.
tcreon easy TO drop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
CAsYD@D SutS515ESegH1
!, y y - gz5@Ats3eka Ga. ]

Pacific. Northwest Tourists association
and other organizations are daily recstv-
ing Inquiries relative 90 tho sport of
this character The local sportamsn'r
club is endsayorinR TO enlist tho AID Of
al commercial and civic bodies in
furthsriuR the work % protecting and
propagatluR game and game fish. that
the tourists may be assured 81 good
sport when they come out here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
NY EARL A. YEY

ny EARL A. FRY
snrI@r- awaiting news on the
streams and the two lakes az the
comfy now open for fishing will h.
pleased 60 hear that the fishing has
materially improved during the past
week and will present good sport
for the week end and Ha-hington's
birthday fishing parties. Wonderful
reports from sammamish and Wash
ington this week say the added
water in the streams should make
the sfceIhead fishing very good at
this time.
one Of the items Of most interest TO
the bird men this week Is the announce
fnent coming from }. W. Kinney, super
visor OF game and game fish. Of a ship
fne-1f 81 90 prairie chickens coming 70
the state game farm at Walia Waila
from Missouia. Mont. Breeding ~ these
birds Will be an experiment. many au-
thoritiss being Of the opinion that they
viii not breed IN captivity. Kinney In
tends 20 make a try, and n successful
Will help materially 70 bring back one
Of our fast-disappesring native game
birds.
The Sumner sportsmsn's association
was formed In That city ThursdaY
evening the sportsmen 81 that city gath
erinR ~ Hummona hall 70 listen 20
speakers from both Tacoma and Seattle.
"Biii" luminous was elected president,
John WoOiery. vice president. ana Harry
~
new association voted at once 10 ann
tate with the Washington State Sports
mems association and viii have two
delegates in attendance at the annual
meeting ~ the state organization at
Tacoma March II.
special tackle prize will 10
offered by Piper a Taft for the best
display Of trout placed on exhibit at
the store; also one for the best dis
play Of bass. both species 10 be
taken from Lake -ammamish or
Lake Washington during the month
81 March. over x200 IN prizes viii
be awarded lucky anglers this sea
son. Prize lists being com
piled and viii he ready for the
anglers within the merit few days.
priSss will be on display prior TO
March =.
Inquiries from Eastern people relative
70 the attractions IN this part Of the
country include large percentage ~
auesfiOns on fishing and hunting. Piper
A. Tsft. Seattle Chamber Of Commerce,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Washington Cagers
Placed on Stars Team
Jimmy Bryan and Evan Lewis Are Awarded Positions
on Mythical Team; Alex Fox Is Big Star of Season;
Jimmy Eggleston and Jack Hjelte Are Placed
BY LEO II. LASSEN

TWO Washington men. Oregon Aggic and Cali
fornan given places The Stars 1922 Al-Confer
CAGE basketball team.
The writer has every club in the conference play
cept Idaho the Oregon Agges and Stanford the records of
games being accepted for these three teams along with the
recommendations of Coach Heck Edmundson of Washing
ton who has witnessed both Idaho and the Agges in action
Stanford had weak club this year and didn't rank with the
other leaders having outstanding players.
Alex Fox the Idaho forward perhaps the outstanding
star the He played wonderful basketball the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

The fearsh game In the finai ~rrtss
fer The star Juninr b@sketlssli
trophy VIII - played FRIDAY Al the
Arrnery. whsn iiattsrr q sad pandp
Hakiax Go, tsnxi~ at ] .. NJ Tn.
Dandy iiakinx sinb fese- riimins-
tien frsn tho ssrts~ W the itaftsFy
boys win. on the eth~r hsad. . vita
fee the tisker~ VIII etsn ap the ss.~
all srcsnd. With soe win and eas
loo. each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Official Coast
Team Is Named
by All Coaches

The official Coast conference
basketball All Star quintet ~
made up each year by Athletic
Director Roehlef o. Washington
state college. upon the recon.
mendationa of the COACHES Of all
Of the members 81 The confer.
ence. Coach EdmundHon. In aid
ing The star IN its selections. is
not making hts final recommen.
dation lie win not pick hts
tram untn tho Washington five
plays ia final games with the
Oregon Aggies here this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
OREGON PLANS
RING CARNIVAL

Following the lines OF the recent
boxing and wrestling intra.murni
tournament AZ tho University of
Washington, tho University Of Orc.
Ron Is planning series Of mat and
ring elimination contests, with prizca
20 the winning organizations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
MINED MATCH SET

These boxer.wrcstler mixed bouts
are becoming the rage The next
Northwestern test viii be between
Spec Woods, boxer. and Charles
Olsen. grappler who will meet In
10 twominutc rounds az The Dalles
Ore. February %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
WASHINGTON
FUCKERS TIE
WITHLECION

T. UNIVERSITY or WASHINGTON
~ and tho Maple Lear post hatils1
thru a Nrr.eaw hockey battle 20 a
fir In tise tiiie match % the Amateur
Hockey association ,lit las, night az
she Arena. final score standing at :
ait.
Another game will b. played b..
tween the clubs on Monday az tho
Arena at Gis y, m.
Don Mckenzie saved the coiieEians
from defeat with goal just before
the referee put the whistle 90 his
lips 10. end the game.
SUMMARY
tn-siosn tssses z. - w.
Hates .....s...... % ,...s...-... TITLE
q Header ODD u..... y sarksasls
Mitchell .+s...s..W D. .... y. Ase kenHts
kahisr ..-t..ss.tM. W.. naeisnds
hrsfe .s.....- '--.-..s-s.. Ailsn
Score ~ periods
American ieEian -.ttst....+. 81
y % W .tttts.-s.t .rts.sss- i--s
first psfioa--i q y W. p nAsg.a.
seoeaa psrtss-. American Lsstsn. n.
kssfs. tie3. 3. Americas I.ssiaH. a. gssfs.
e.ss
rhird period - G. Of W. p uasxsu-
sis. y .te.
Penalties
Tirsf period Nnnr
second period Mona
Third period - None
~as~sitstioss
FIRST prriri--Nnus
second psried-- acPhse Tor H. Kssfs
t. kssfs fur Nrphee
ThiFd period Mcrhss Tor n Ksofs. u
kesfs for Mephsr
HafeFc..-4lirn Riley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
.arrahan
Readyfor
Jones Go
Jones' Cleverness Against
Harrahan's Ruggcd :
ness; Pantley-Cordon

lNICfITs Pa
vilion b oStn &
show looks like
tho sort that
pisasea the Gus.
toners ella = =
doesn't stick out
noticeabiY. e1
ccpt when the
clever Frankie
pantey Is con-
eitiefei. but the
bouts have all
the catmnFks Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
MsKE WINS on Foul

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2i.--Billy
Ailskc OF St Paul won on foul in
the sixth round OF an eight.round
bout here last night from Bob Roper
Chicago heavyweight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Vancouver
in Playoff
Thru Win
Vancouver Takes 81 Win
Over Victoria, Cinching
Berth in Playoff Series

NCOuNtH u
Feb a.
Vancouver made
certain Of "a place
Ia the play of
for the champion
ship 81 The Coast
Hickey league
BY defeating Vic.
tofia decisiycly
AZ the Arena last
night by a score
~ 8 TO /. Aside
from the nnat
period. when the
Miilionairea piled
Ia four goals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

Johnny wolgast and bert Colims,
are billed 20 meet at Vernon. Cal. IN
the main event OF next weeks Tues.
day night card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

The Peoria. H., club Of tho Threc.1
league has purchased Walter Cad.
man. catcher. from the Yakima Ia.
cific International leaguers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
sol Nd
ARGUMENT

That argument Is sound. II ixnr
the exceptional runs many players
arc capable Of that win titles, br.
steadiness Of nerves and eye that
results in high averages thruout
long Journeys.
Hopes return match with Schae-
fer Is Get for March 81. 2s and 70,
AT Chicago. Three blocks OF 900
points each will settle the aryu.
fnent for honors.
Hopes age and experience. his
unequaiied record and the fact that
he held the title for Is years be-
fore bowling 10 Young Jake. viii
make him a slight favorite 70 re
gain HIS iaurels. But tho former
champion will have 10 shoot the
best billiards he ever has in bis
life In order 10 have a top-heavy
chance with the confident and bril-
liant Kid" champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

Chez riitnf'. guard ~ fhN H~~ Part.
team. ts proving 20 ~ one - TIE beet
players n the tskHar Not only Is rHss
good player. bat he's good iuaeF.
rhifh ncans a lot mefr. The f~st ~
the Hen psFts team could well afford
TO ts&s Elliott - an stsmgiN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

Cue Stars
to Battle
in March
Young Champ Who De
throned Famous Willie
to Play in Seattle
BY sEABURN BROWN

NTHEN speaking OF his comi1H
w title match with willie Ifos
former title holder. Young "a
schaefer. worlds is.2 baik line -
lard champion. radaiea confidence.
schaefer and his partner. Roger
Cont. have hit the Coast on their
exhibition tour. and will pisy
"Wednesday and Thursday At Brown
a HulenH pariofs. Cont D. no
SLOUGH Of a cBeist himself. holding
the French title ana an impresslys
record.
The champion II playing exhih.
ton billiards for the double purposs
Of keeping in shape for the redoubf,
able Wiljie and picking W a LITTLE
Of the Hfuff that makes professional
sport attractive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

r.. Es-ns. Scheduled '1r Tn- star
iraFus leap tamaFrps riaht have t~en
called off because Cnlilrs riayrsid vii
30 closed spr WsshinEfoh birthday
Hhsner weifr vas to have played the
iuipFrtafs ara stacy NhUHua Naa ta have
met che TssirF A. g. AhaHrFs wi rnerf
sh- tmpssials az the Eikk eluB Saturday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

After sh- Collins Cuh- Rad trissrs -
tts Hea Paris team 81 the Eiks efpt
Saturday might ~ uis scvfe. Elicit
came 10 the writer srd uaid frat Jimmy
f.afan. The Collins forWaft. pas tho beet
shot ~ had played against In q long
siFne. The rest % the ciub went storm
ms srouna tire Elks' sciup yelling that
they haan'f been rivsn sQuare deal
tbs final seofs was 20 ~ ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21

NCUffHG
first PERIOD. Vancouver NasKax
sol. 2. Vancouver, Adams from DIuran n.
siee. ,. Vancouver. Adams from Skinner
2iiei 4. Vancouver. Adams 1870
Second period. Vancouver. Duncan.
fls-t9.
Third periods. victoria. ossman from
Frrdcricksun, iists.
rgnaitlca--Sonc
Substitution.
first period -Dunderdaie for Haider.
son. rarkss for Harris
Second period --IialdcrsNn for oatrnRn.
rohin fuF Harris. rarkrs for Skinner.
skinner for rArkos. Harris for Tobin
oAtmAn Tor pundefdaie. rhrkra for
Adams. Dun,crdaie for Henderson.
Third period = pnrkea for Maekhy, Dun
dcrdaie FOR HaidrrNon. Haiderson for
Oatman. Oatman for DundsrdAie
Hsfsrtr-MicksY Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-21
Jake SchaefeYc =

The first man to defeat wllilc
Hoppe since wiilyum annexed the
bnikline title II Young Jake schas-
fer. lie viii perform AZ Brown a
Hulen's pariors with Ralph Cont.
French champion. "Wednesday and
Thursday. Young Jake h a real
son of hiss father a. Jake was one
81 the greatest players TO ever chalk
"A billiard cue. Young Jake VIII
risk his newly won title in a match
with Willie Hoppe in the East next
month. and tho champion says he rs
supremacy confident in lowering the
colorE OF Peerless While again