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Evening star., 1922-03-02
MAN sTRANGLED IN TREE.

BUFFALO, y. Y. March 2.-Murder
is suspected by relatives of John Me
Nichol, whose body WAS found last
Monday in a tree near Crescent Beach.
on the north shore of Lake Erie. Me
Nichols neck was wedged in the
crotch of two limbs, and death was
due TO strangulation. The authorities
called il sui.ide
Evening star., 1922-03-02
vAssAR HORSES BURN.

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y, March q
Vassar College lost all its horses in a
fire which destroyed large barn on
the college grounds early today. Six
teen horses were burned. The loss
was estimated at about 100000. Spon-
taneous combustion is believed to have
caused the blaze.
Evening star., 1922-03-02

which would be locked into place be-
fore the light.
The bill provides that the present
type of tag would be used on the
front of the car, while that for the
rear would have the numerals stem
ciled.
Tags in use at present. IL is de-
clared, make it almost impossible for
police officers to read the number
on Il speeding car.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
sTENclLED TAG FOR CAR.
Proposed Maryland Law Provides
Substitute for Tail Light.

Substitute for Tail Light.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, March 2.-Anothec
bill affecting the automobilist has
been introduced in the legislature
1t covers the rear license plate IL
and would make permis-
sible the adoption of a recent device
which requires a stenciled tag
Under the terms of the bill the
present form of tail light would be
dispensed with and the new device
substituted. This device is case.
inside of which is mounted an elcc-
trio bulb. The framework is made
to fit n standard-size license tag,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
WILL RUTH
DEMAND THE
YANK PARK?
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Feb. 2. - Some OF
IN these days. soon. Babe Ruth will
saunter into the Yankee office with
a
We'll. what d'yuh sayg''
Whes II comes 20 giving an an
gwer. there probably isn't club
owner In either league outside OF
New York that would care 10 swap
shoes with the Yankee colonies.
Babe Is due for n new CONTRACT
with new terms. He's been working
for $40. 900 a year. but he wasn't 20
good when he signed the parchment
three years ago.
Those who like TO speculate about
INSIDE matters" predict that the
American league champions will
have TO 60 all the way from $1,000
70 $4,000 10 get the swat king. on a
long contract.
Both tho Giants and the Yankees
may have some little negotiating get.
ting their regulars on new contracts.
The champion clubs Of both leagues
are receiving signed contracts In
every mail, but the names OF the
regulars are not conspicuous. while
the rockies are making a dash TO
get in and cinch a chance for what
many think will be another slice OF
the championship spells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
WEST
GRID MEN
EXPOSED

TAYLORv1LLE, H.. Feb. 2.---Gro-
l. YER Hoover. coach OF the Taylor.
Vile professional football team in the
game az carlinvilie. H., November
q. today made sweeping charges OF
professionalism against prominent
big Ten" conference athletes.
He charged. in n series OF ques-
tons 20 coaches and athletic direct
ors. that Gordon Locke. fullback.
and Aubrey Devine. quarterback. all
American football stars OF the Iowa
team, played professional baseball:
that Illinois athletes played profess.
sional baseball against them and
therefore couldn't "sauear' that sew.
erni Wisconsin football STARS are pro-
fessional ball players; that Knute
Rockne, Eotre Dame coach, knew
two days after the Taylorville-Carlin.
vile game that his men had played.
and that Michigan and Ohio, State
have professional stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
RIDERS
DEVELOPED
LAST YEAR

rTyHE season 81 1891 IN racing cir
J. Giles produced some sensational
Jockeys
Prominent among the seasons
new stars is Charles "chick" Lang.
Many racing experts credit Lang
with being The bes, Jockey since the
days OF Tod sloan. Some compll'
msnt.
A, one meeting IN the South he
rode 70 winners In 81 days. lie AZ.
tracted following such as no other
Jockey has ever had at the New Or
leans meetings. II. has since con.
tlnued his coed work.
In speaking Of Lang's great sue.
cean at New Orleans. one OF tho
booknaker. who had been Nther
hard hit remarked;
This fellow Lang II the best
horse at New Orleans. The bcttors
no longer pay any attention 20 the
form OF the horse when no II up.
all they want 10 know Ia who In
Lang going 10 ride"
Another youngster riding like a
veteran IL Austin Mclaughlin. son
OF the once worid.famed Jimmy Nc.
Laughlin.
Pete Walls. Eddie Hummer and
Ganiner are other youngsters who
nre making good with n vengeance.
Gantner alone is inclined 10 DO er
ratio.
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CLEARED OF
SUSPICION

pEEKELEY. Cal. Feb. ,. - Foot.
- ball professionalism charges.
which have stirred the whole country.
hit the University OF California today.
Irving Grip Toomey. sensational
varsity haifbaek. voluntarily admit.
ted having played professionally for
the Selma American Legion team In
their championship game last month.
Toomey. in the light Of tho expose
now going on In tho Middle West and
East. told his story TO Lutte Nichols.
graduate manager Of the university.
before the finger OF suspicion could
be pointed 20 California Toomey
said in playing for tho Legion team
he fully realized that his active col.
lcge competitive days were over.
No definite statement has come
from the university officials. and II Is
thought tho matter viii be dropped.
inasmuch as Toomey voluntarily
made the admission. and at the same
time announced his retirement. No
other university men took part in the
game.
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CARDS SIGN
GLEN WARNER

PAiO ALTO, Cal. Feb. Glen
Warner has signed five.year con.
tract with Stanford university. IL
was announced today. Warner, who
has a two-year contract as head foot.
hall coach at the University Of Pitts
burg. viii act ss advisory coach for
the Cardinals during that PERIOD. nc
cording 10 Stanford authorities. after
which he will become head coach at
the California school for three years.
Andrew Kerr. assistant football
coach at Pittsburg. will be head
mentor at Stanford for the next two
years. with q. T.. ThornhiIl. one of
Centre colleges coaching staff. as as.
sisfant coach.
Van Client. present Stanford head
coach. is expected to accept one Of
several offers made 10 him by other
colleges.
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near headlinerH IN the realm Of
basketball football and hasebali
SpauldinR has the Eff, OF getting
the limit out OF every man under
his direction
It's uncanny magnetism soon
wins his men over. Hs has the
faculty Of discovering In each In.
dividual hts proper place in the
rams. swimming maehine.
Success has In no way changed
Spaulding. Ito has never lost his
extreme modsaty. lie has that sim.
pie direct frankness that ~ more 81.
fective than all the bluff and blus.
ter in the world
Those who know SrAulding prv.
dict he Will do blr things In q
football way az Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
TRACK AND
CREW DATES
ARE SHIFTED

THE final date OF the annual
i washington.ca California crew re.
ratta has been set for April %.
Washington wished 10 place the re-
rntta Aprii 20. but exams at Callfor.
mia prevented this arrangement The
race will be rowed over the Lake
Washington course.
The relay carnival was originally
scheduled for April %. hut win now
Ire moved up TO April 20. All Coast
and Northwest colleges and univer.
sites have been invited TO partici.
pate and the majority are expected to
send teams.
Washington will have all the big
Pacific meets in the track season on
the Stadium cinders this season. The
Northwest and Coast Conference
meets will both be held at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
INDIANS SIGN
TWO RECRUITS

Ia Cutting. soushpa~ first base
man. and sherman Thurs,on. recruit
pitcher. viii be tried out by the Sc
attic club this season. Both hail from,
California ThurHton IL brother Of
Hollis Thursion. Bee twlrler. and has
been given his chance mainly upon
the recommendation OF his brother.
Cutting has q reputation as -
heavy sticker.
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lege course. lie entered Wa
bash college. lie graduated
from that institution in 1907
spauidlng played haifhack and
was one Of the best men IN the
West In his day. The year he cap
tanned the Wabash Giants. an they
were known. his team inside u
three weeks beat Notrc Dame. TO
o: Purdue 10 TO o: played Illinois
n scorelcrs uc. and lost 10 Chicago.
) 10 0.
With only limited enrolment;
AZ Western state Normal school.
SpauldinE has been turning out ~
uarkabie teams. fear after year.
Ills teams have waliop-f Michi.
ran. Notrc Dame. Michigan AKKies
and scores OF other headllners and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
RAY BATES is
DISPOSED OF

Disposal Of Ray Bates II tho lat.
e., move on rrcxy Boldt's part 10
make rom for the flock OF promia.
ing baseball material the Seattle club
IL oornerlng. Bates was sold yester.
day TO III. Oklahoma club. OF the
Western league. I, IN figured tina,
the veteran. whii. s'iil armed with a
good batting cyrs. IL getting old ana
10 bit allow for a Class "A inflnld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
IL New
Tossers
Signed
Walter McCredie IL Kept
Busy Looking Over Like
ly Bushers at Office

THESE are the days when this
= young busher's thoughts Lightly
turn to baseball.
Ask Walter siccredie--hc knows
The boys mav think lightly. but
they certainly are tough on the car
pets at Jim Boldts baseball hcaA-
quarters. in the Arcade building.
High school phenoms. small town
heroes and embryo Ty Cobbs from
hltber, thither and thence are apply
ing az the local headquarters for con-
tracts thcse days. and it's up TO biz
Walter TO give them the east and
west.
An even DOZEN youngsters have
been signed by the Seattle club 70
far. and all Of them will be shipped
TO the Seattle training quarters. ~
Stockton. Cal, March I.
The newcomers signed are:
Bert gahh. rigbi-handed pitcher.
Oregon Agricultural college. CAP
tain OF this years team. WIN report
in June.
A. T.. Henkc. southpaw Pitcher
from Springfield. MINI.
Hugh McKenna. shortssop. o. A.
G. college nine.
Spencer Adams. inneIder. Layton.
Utah.
l.. T. Bell. southpaw pitcher. Re-,
dondo. Cal.
T.. II. FroelIch. rIghthandcd pitch-
er. Butte, Mont.
Floyd Borderhde. catcher. Hic1k-
son. ~. D.
George Broyaid. shortstop. Virgin
la. MINI.
w. l.. Sweet. righth handed pitcher,
Port Angeles. Wash.
Herbert May. right-handed pitcher.
bakersfield. Cal.
v. J. Cutting. first sacker. sacrnr
mento. Cal.
II. T. Tackctt. right handed pitch
er. Central California.
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HIGH SCHOOL
CAGERS WILL
MIX FRIDAY

DRoADwAY and Queen Anne viii
ID furnish the prize game OF FRI
days schedule in the prep basket
hall league. meeting for the second
time this season ~ Broadway.
In tho first game OF the year the
ouaya won ~ 20 ~. but only after
the hardest kind OF fight. The
Quays will enter Fridays gam.
favored 10 win because the Tigers
have been weakened by the loss OF
Spot Johnson. regular guard.
Franklin win Journey 60 Ballard.
and the reorEanlxcd Lincoln team
viii travel over 10 West Seattle IA
tho other games OF tho day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Collins Cubs Tangle in
Big Game With jewelers.

WITH a place In the finals for
w The star league junior ba>
ketbaii title at stake. tho Collins
Cubs and the Stacy shown cagcrs
will meet for the second time this
season al the Knights OF Columbus
hall at 100 tonight
These teams are tied for second
place Ia League No. :. the Battery
G team leading this division. This
winner OF toniehts game will enter
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around and beats Bert coiimaH. the
California contender. tho other night
In los Angeles.
Mckay viii make his sixth start
In Seattle next Tuesday night when
he boxes Johnny woigast NJ tho
Pavilion. Wolgaat Ia rugred sous.
toner. at least he was when he
fought around here a couple Of years
ago a
This fellow Mckay Il one OF the
coolest workers In tho ring that Seat.
tie fans have ever seen In action and
he's mighty clever with the leather
mittens, While welgast Ia figured
70 give Mckay an Interesting argu.
meni. the champion looks like the
winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
JOHNNY EVERS
JOINS CHISOX

CHfCAGO. Feb. 2.-Johnny EverH
will probably finish his baseball days
in the livery Of the American league
Eyers has signed az assistant man.
ager with the Chicago White Sox.
and will use his brains in aiding the
canny kid" Gleason 10 win bail
games with hardly any ball players.
Evers has spent major portion
OF his baseball career. first as "a
player, and later as manager, in the
National league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
College
Hoopers
to Play
Washington Cagers Tilt
With Pullman in First
Game of Series Tonight

WITH the Coast title almost within
w their grasp tho Washington
cagers win clash with the Washing.
ton state quintet for the first time
this season tonight nj the local var.
slty sym at tbs. The doors will be
opened nj go y. m. and the game
viii start at tbs ., IN.
Coach Edmundsen win start hts
FIVE regulars as usual. which means
that Nicholson and Lewis will BE- AT
the forward berths. Sielk at center
and Bryan and Crawford At guards
The Cougars will start the game
with sayers and Friel at forwards.
Cisna at center and Borsnson and
LOOMS st guards.
Tho same teams meet here to
morrow night In the final game OF
the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
THYE THROWS
PINK GARDNER

PORTLAND, Feb. 2.--Ted Thye.
claimant OF the worlds professional
middleweight wrestling champion
ship, hurled pink" Gardner. OF
Schenectady, ~ Y. to the mat in two
falls out of three in match here
last night.
Gardner won the firvt fan with n
toe hold. and Thyc the last two with
a trip.lock and an arm-scissorH. re-
apcctively The bout was rated as
one Of the fastest and most spectac.
ular ever staged here.
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HEAVY SKULL
SPOILS FIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Am odd
accident caused the referee 10 stop
the Lew Tendler.Mel Coogan light.
weight bout here last night, when. IN
sldestepplng one Of Tender :.
punches in the first round. Cocoon
ran into him. hend.on. their heads
collided. Both were badly shaken
up. and Coogan's head was cut. Tn.
referee stopped the bout and declared
II no contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
MAT CHAMPION
MAKES 1T PAY

atanIsiaus Zybszko II one Of the
few wrestlers who seems able 70
make big money out Of the game
Most OF the heavyweight wrestling
stars are forced TO wrestle often be.
fore small houses In order 20 keep
the wolf outside the ropes; but the
champion. while he wregtles often. In
variably wins and invariably draws
down a reasonably heavy purse
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doesn't coincide With the Seattle
hockey board OF Ssrategy'a notions on
the subject OF how TO win puck
tuasleH.
Seattle played purely defensive
hockey for tho first two periods. and
for the greater part OF the ias,.
A squirt in the early minutes OF
the Last third snagEed two goals. civ.
ms the Nets a commanding lead at
that late stage OF the game.
Victoria then slipped ono past
Holmes for their only tally Of the
evening. before Seattle served up the
game with a third marker.
Hohby Rowe played hriiiian,
game. scoring n particularly difficult
gnai from the sidellne. despite his
emma kuea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
COLLEGE STARS
IN BIG DEMAND

Almost every club In the two
major leagues has several college
players on TIA payroll. A number OF
th.rn, like George Sister and Frankie
Frisch. have como direct from their
college teams to the majors. Unless
tn. draft dispute IL patched up. the
college field ia certain 10 be more
carefully looked over than ever be.
fore by the scouts during the coming
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
VARSITY MAT
DATES SET

WREsTnrNC dates for the Uni
w versitA team have been an
nounced by Coach Jimmy Arbuthnot.
The first matches viii be with the
alumni rrsppiers February Is. First
intercollegiate wrestling win be held
at Corvallis. Ore. with the Oregon
Aggies. February rs. and Oregon will
he urt al Eugene February 81. The
final tournament scheduled il with
w. s. G. In Seattle, March IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
GREB BEATS WALKER

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. a.
Harry Grcb won every round OF q 10
round bout from Hugh Walker. Kan.
sas city heavyweight here last
night. Crcb scaled les pounds. and
gave away nearly 20 pounds to
Walker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02

TIL, playing two
fun periods OF
scoreleas hockey.
tho Nets and
Arsntocrats tore
loose In the last
frame and rang
up four goals. OF
hich. by the
way. three were
= cattle tallioa
and only one be.
longed 10 the
visitors.
The purillsiie
aphorism that
tho best defense
II a good offense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
CAsEys WIN AGAIN

Knirhts % Columbus won a fas,
basketball tilt from the Sunset Ath.
lcsie club five on the Knights floor
last night The Caseys took a long
lead In the first period. and were
never beaded final score standing at
30 10 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Idahoan
Cinches
Honors
Gordon Mckay Is Sure Of
Coast Middle Title When
Farrell Beats Colimas
ny LEO II. L.AssEN

ItfsfAfs - lV HNHUA
any longer hut
that Gordon Me.
Kay has q clear
right 20 the Coast
m ! q lie " eight
championship.
he ! q a h o
glow singer up
set the dope and
beat Marty Far.
rcll here a few
weeks ago. Far,
rell then turns
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TORONTO INVITES OXFORD

oxford university il considering an
Invitation from Toronto university 20
take part In crew race at Toronto
next summer.
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IN. finals.
In the first game between these
two 'eams the Collins boys won at
Collins pssyfleid with q so-to-is tally.
The teams arc expected TO limo Up
al follows.
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Because Of their knowledge OF the
touch system" American typists are
said TO surpass those OF Great
Britain.
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Essick Is
Building
FineClub
Addition Of Leo Dresser
Speeds Up lnfield; Will
Have Better Pitching
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ILL., ESSiCk y
ono OF the best
managers IN the
minor leagues.
The v ern o n
boss won two
straight pennan;s
and then had 10
break M bis
great keystone
combination at
the end az the
1880 season. sell.
ing ] o h n n Y
Mitchell 10 the
New York Yam
KEGS and Bob
Ntakm~ a. tia.
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The fs- Aageis~ eisb ~ making .
big effe~s - obtain Ar t1steber,
sete~sa National league shortstep.
who u noes In the Southern eify.
Fletcher is Attn the property 81 the
FhiIis Nationals. hot he says he
west play tn the East again. The
AaEsfs viii probably use him ~
-sssrt.tsp. shifting Jimmy hsetaa-
leg 70 eae ~ the bags.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
EXPRESS
TOPS PIN
SCORING

TOTALS in the Commercial league
i bowling Tits last night were
rather below the average. Two men.
Schmidt. Of the Lumberncn. and
Eddie Crcssrnsn. OF Electric No. :.
bowIed GOT and 600. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-02
Who's Who Info on New
Minnesota Grid Mentor
Bill Spaulding Learned His Football at Wabash; Has
Had Great Success at Western State Normal
School; Succeeds DR.. Williams
BY BILLY EVANS

IVERSTTY OF MINNESOTA hopes TO re-
gain lost football prestige.
As step in that direction. Bill Spaulding
DR.. Williams.
Who is Bill Spaulding? Until the wires
carried the story that he was Minnesota 3
new coach, little was known of him as a
national football figure.
DIR. Williams for % years has been foot
ball coach at University Of Minnesota Bill
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American ASSOCIATION. The latter
Was prominently mentioned In the
blg baseball scandal that year.
In 1891 the Tigers. with their
weakened infieli. dropped 10 sixth
place. but they finished the season
with more wins than defeats.
And ever since thu last Coast
race ciosed the Tiger master has
been building up his club.
Ills latest addition Is leo Dres-
sen. one OF the best minor league
first sackers in the business. He
has played with 81. Paul In tho
American association for several
years. He's icfhanded fielder
and hitter. darn good base run
ner. leading that league several
times. and lead.off hitter In the
batting order. He'll lend a lot "
speed to the Tiger infield-
KEysro>E HOLE
II PLUGGED
Then Esslck viii have Carl Saw
yer at second base. He will sue
coed Eddie German. too light a
hitter for the Coast loop.
Ray French will be at shortstop.
French Is q greatly improved bail
player and he should work well
with man OF sawyers ability al
the keystone station.
The veteran Red Smith. who
had one OF his best seasons IN
1891. will be hack at third. This
infieid Wilt compare favorably with
any in the circuit.
Ping Bodie will be added 10 the
outfieid. Bodie will inject lot o.
kick 10 the Vernon offensive. some.
thing that Vernon has lacked. even
In pennant winning days. Bodle
win probably take care Of the ieft
field joS
CHESTER on
THE JOB
chet Chadbourne. one OF tho beat
fIyhounds In the Coast loop. will
be hack for centerfieid-
Then Essick has Chicken
Hawkes.. a speed merchant. Pete
Schneider. who showed promise OF
being a real slugxer. and Ham Hy.
att. a tremendous hitter. for the
utility roles.
Whether or not Huxhey High will
be hack Tor left field remains TO
be seen high couldn't finish the
season because Of an injured arm
that may put him out OF baseball
High was one of the best feeders
In the league last year. a pretty
good hitter and heady ball player
HANNAH
BEHIND PLATE
Behind the plate win be Truck
Hannah. a real receiver. Hannah
ranked with the best caichers IN
the circuit last year and his bat
ting was powerful. as Seattle fans
sili remember.
Essick II building MP his pitch.
ing staff. too. He had added a
young fellow named Pay Glider
and Jake May. Tho latter looks
good, turning in good work in tho
Texas league last year. Then he
has WeLser Dell and Frank ghellen-
back as his main eventers. with
Willie Mitchell as a possibility.
Bin James. former Coaster. has
been obtained from the American
association and Tony Faeth and
Slim Love are followers.
Schellenback and Deli are two os
the leading hurlers In the league
and IL Essick can develop two good
men to work with them and the
rest Of his team delivers as ex-
pecttd. watch out for the Tigers,
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Can ss~y~ is ssp>~fed 10 take
care 81 second haze fev the vernon
Tiger. again. Ne played only few
esmes i.st yess, br~6kinG IA. risht
leg In one Of the early sert~~. lie
his sresna .Sso In the Csiifsrsis
Md winter league.
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Spauding who succeeds him. for 10 years has coached
Western Normal school, Kalamazoo Mich.
Spauding first played football the high school team
at Black River Falls Wis. From there he went to Law
renee university where he played for two years.
After two years at Lawrence he gave up his college
and went to Chicago where he obtained position
with Of the big packing concerns
Coach Cayou of Wabash. who had Spauldng play
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The Seals are pisnninw 70 nee Charley
Nee IN center field this year With bis
great speed and thrsvlns arm he ought
70 develop into a great eentsrfeider. lie
viii learn 10 catch flies more surely
~ith steady playing.