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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-12-29

Dr. Laws was called back to Seat
tie Tuesday to the bedside of Mrs.
Laws.
The mild weather here preceding
Christmas resulted in a fine holiday
trade for our stores. all of which
were logged out in holiday attire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heath and
children returned home Wednesday
from few days visit with Mr.
Heath's parents and other relatives
at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Lindley and
baby were up from Weaatchee to
spend Christmas day with NJ. Lind
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T..
Lindley. and family
Over near Yakima. at Hafrah.
thieves stole about all the turkeys in
radius of about six miles Just be
fore Christmas. A still hunt for the
infdels should be instituted.
Those of our people reporte tn be
in such circumstances that they we're
in danger Of going without the usual
Christmas cheer, We're looked after
and SO far as known no person or
family in this vicinity lacked creature
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-12-29
Local Happenings

f. G. Wheeler and son went 70 So
attic Wednesday.
J. c. Ruth and daughter Lois went
to Wenatchee Wednesday on No. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stoltze were
passengers to Wenatchee Wednesday
on No. 4.
West Virginia defeated Gonzaga.
p to 10, in the big football game in
California,
Bert Hagler was up from the ter
minal between trains Wednesday to
visit Mrs. Hagler and their sons.
Dave Rivedal came home on No. 2
Wednesday and had dinner with his
family, returning to the terminal on
No. 4.
According to some of the dope-writ-
ers, Tex Richard has made INQUIRIES
about Dode Bercott, the Monroe log
ger-boXer
Dave Grant, who is running on the
W. O., returned to work Wednesday
after spending Christmas with his
family here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Krollpfeiffer
and daughter Carolyn drove to Cash
mere and spent Christmas at the
Shotwell home.
Mrs. c. D. brennan. of Skykomish.
returned home Wednesday after Wis
iting few days with her son and his
wife at the Frank Haskins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pratt and
child, who had been here on visit
with Mr., and Mrs. J. F. Pratt. re-
turned Wednesday to their home at
Spokane.
Harvey Robertson has installed an
oil burner in his greenhouse, so that
he will be better enabled to turn out
a irst-class product. He says that
the plants and flowers are coming on
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. Jones gave a
Christmas dinner for relatives and
friends. Covers were laid for ten.
The house and table were decorated
in a unique manner and there was
beautiful array of flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Huston were
at Yakima to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Huston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Renville. Owing to his being a
railroad fireman, this was the first
opportunity Mr. Huston had had to
spend a Christmas with his wife's
folks. They arrived home Tuesday
and Clarence went back to work.
In soil testing meetings held re-
Gently by the county agricultural
agent of Boone county, H., to which
each farmer attending was asked to
bring several samples of soil from
his farm, only one farm showed that
the soil was sweet, according to re-
ports to the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture The owner of
this farm stated that he has been
growing large amount of clover,
sweet clover and alfalfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

make their second appearance OF the
season In Seattle. playing the Nets
at the Arena
The local squad. still far IN tho
van. have lost but one game In sir
starts in the Coast race. that 20 Van
couyer on the Arena Ice three weeks
ago.
The sudden brace Of tho Vancouver
team n largely due to the return OF
Hugh Lehman. tho veteran Roaile.
20 the Is. G. club. He has started 70
play bis usual brilliant hockey and
has frightened the Vancouver defense.
II is doubtful II either Taylor or
Patrick. the veterans filing In dur
Ing the enforced absence OF Duncan
and Skinner. will play here tonight
because they are playing but one
game week and they were both in
the game against Victoria In Van.
couyer Monday night
Vancouver vlli probably play
Boucher. Harris. P1rkes and Asel-
tine on the forward line with Mckay
and Cook on the defense and Leh-
man In front OF the Irvine.
Bernie Morris who has been out
OF the Seattle lineup for two weeks
with poisoning. may start tonight.
Otherwise the rest OF the regulars
viii all be on hand with Tom Me-
carthy replacing Morris II the latter
can't start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
BY RENRY L. FARRELL

- afs
NEW YORK. Dec. is--with very
IN little important business on tho
program. the annual meeting OF tho
American league club owners here
today promised to be a quiet, peace.
full session.
Discussion over the opening date
for the 1929 season may be the only
subject away from routine business.
Action OF the National league In see.
sion yesterday In selecting April IT
as the opening date may be followed
by tho msgnates Of tho younger cir.
cult. and the National leagues de.
cision TO bar trades and saics after
June rs may also be adopted.
Policy OF the league on gambling
questions. the Players union and
other general subjects TO como up
before the joint session Of tho two
leagues tomorrow will also be deoid.
ed upon.
While thu American league is go
ing thru its routine. the National will
wind up some business unfinished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

~. Louis has been on the rita While
Miasourts metropolis can snSb many
nsixhborr with George Sister for the
Anglican leagu. batting champion.
Rogers Hornsby for the National
isawu. swat king. the scuilins NJ the
national soccer champions. Eddie
Held as tho winner 81 last summers
golf tourney for players not idsnu-
fed with clubs. there has never been
n stir for fstic title until Johnny
Kaiser qualified for the bantam
weight class
Kaiser. now at tho ago Of 10. 10 re-
Eardsd ms the fsncicst piece OF PADDED
nitt machinery ever developed In 81
Louis Graduating from the amateuf
elias. q year AFRO. wher. he swept
thru the class of amon-pures with n
Knockout punch. he has advanced 20
tho rates o. Joe Lynch's pedestal
Fighting as an amateur for three
years. Kaiser won ss out OF 90 bouts
with . knockou; punch. And thar
waiiop IL what has impressed the
Mound City nharps
Kaiser IL bull, along the same lines
ne Lynch. tail. slender and M ACTIVE
aa q cat
His most prominent bouts have
BEEN with Pal Moore. Jack Wolfe
Ashton Donra. Biliy Mascot and
Young Montreal.
Up until several weeks AFRO Kaiser
has never engaged Ia bout away
from his home arena. However. he
IL going thru the test at present and
IL IN New York 20 prove tina, he IL
entitled 10 a match with Lynch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
298-Pound
Center Is
Grid Star
Leo Richmond, Of West
ern Normal, IL Heaviest
Player of Year

DEF IL atm of value In modern
- football N Il In combined with
speed.
Leo Redmond. OF Western stats
Normal school at Kalamazoo. Mich.
Ia believed to be tho hssyiess player
In college football this season. In
tho proverblal pink Of condition he
tipn thu SCALES at sss. His position 10
center.
There IL more TO Rsdmond's foot
ball ability than msr. bscf He was
exceptionally fast and q hard and
sure tackler. Getting down the fisid
on punts before his ends Was his
speciality.
Bill spaniding. head coach At Min
nesofa. formerly was football mentor
at Western State Normal HpauldinE
4. authority for the statement that
Redmond would have been able to
win a place In the line Of any big
Ten team
Redmond has finished his football
career. an the past season marked his
fourth with Western Normal Had
Redmond been a member of Big
Ten team he would have been one
OF the most talked about players In
the Middle West
Captain Pixiey, OF Ohio state. II
the only Middle Western player who
rivals Redmond as far a. weight u
concerned Redmond has the edge
In that respect. and leading coaches
who have seen him play say he
would have outplayed tho famous
Pixiey had they been pitted against
each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

Holman demanded S15,0OO last winter. The player and
Frank Navn president Of the Detroit club finally agreed
upon two-year contract at Si2,500 Published
said the contract was for one year and that
grounds for the various involving Heman in trades
Heman the batting champion of the American league
1921 He finished fourth this year with average OF
$50 He injured his shoulder In a collision ut first base
August and for the remainder of the
days
Heiman. after spending time In hospital In Wash
ington was brought to Detroit where his collar bone
broken by surgeons and He did leave the hospital
until week before the closed but the injury has
entirely mended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
Majors Seeking Young
Milwaukee Mask Star

DiscARDED by Connie Mack and
~ his lowiy Athletics year ago.
Glenn Myat, OF Milwaukee 10 now
tho most sought minor league catch
or In tho country.
{ Cleveland has offered $4,000 and
several players for Wyatt. Practical
ly every major league club has made
a hid for his services
Wyatt Ia q left handed hitter and
very fas, as catchers 20. lie has n
fine arm and 10 ripe for the biE
league, because IN Cy Perkins. Con-
MO Mack had ono % the best catch
ers IN the country. Wyatt seldom
got chance 20 work when with the
Athletics.
Clevaland's big offer indicates that
tho management OF that team has
definitely decided 20 rebuild the In
dams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
Tex RiCkard Has Inside
Track to Yankee Field

NEW YORK Dec. ss~-ChAnss In
IN oontro, of the New Yerk Tan
ken not only remains the big talk
Of baseball. but Il began 10 b
looked upon - . big factor In New
York boxing today.
With Cot. Jacob Rupert ~ sole
owner OF the club and il proper.
ties. u means practically that Ts1
Richard win oondue, whatever Dor
Ing In staged In the new million
dollar Yankee stadium.
Richard N much N said today
that Rupert had given him to
undsrrfand soms time ago that II
tho club decided to permit the u~s
OF the stadium for boxing he was
to be In charge.
Col. Huston. retiring half owner
OF the club. was said TO be IN favor
OF granting the permit to a syndi-
cate composed OF several Of his per.
sonai friends.
Richard at least IN proceeding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
HAS
PROMISE OF
K. O. PUNCH

I os ANGELES. Cal. Dec. Ia
- Jack Kearns has definitely
promised that Jess Willard will bs
Jack Dempsey's first opponent. &C.
eordins to Gene Doyle. Wizards
manager.
The match Ia scheduled TO take
place some time In June or possibly
on July 4. Terms have not yet
been definitely settled on. according
to Doyle. but no difficulty In that
line In expected.
Doyle said Willard is now In fair
shape.
Willard has commenced daily
workouts." he said. He wants TO
get into shape gradually and not
60 stale"
Kearns and Dempsey are In Los
Angeles with their vaudeville act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

along the line that he win get ths
privilege ~ the nsw park and he
n locking 10 as least two BIG
matches for NEXT summer.
In line with the wishes Of OBI
Rupert. Richard said no weekly
boxing exhibitions would b con.
Quoted on the grounds. Only .
fsw--possibiy two and no more
Of tho biggest bouts viii be ar
ranged.
Richard said he II figuring on an.
other Leonard. Tender fight and
one IN which Jack Dempsey will
be ono of the principals. He let
II be known that he In not con.
s'derinE Harry Wills M tho op.
ponsnt for the champion. He a.
MED that he has any kind OF con
tract or agreement with Dempsey.
but he has no doub, that he can
come 70 terms easily with the
champion when he gets q good
proposition for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
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&5llsSMB9

Zach wheat. vst.rsn Brcoklyn cut
fielder. 10 On the market. and may 10
traded TO the Pit,sburE Pirates.
Washingten 10 figuring on Q new man.
arsr for 1879. clyde Milan rot burning
up the American league by anv means
By his showing this year.
Pred Carisch. former big isAgxs
catcher with Cleveland. hss been
signed 60 r-pi.ee Ds. Hewiey -
coach 81 the Detroit pitchers for merit
year. Howiey II the manager ~ the
Teronte team. In the Insernatfsanl
league. fer 1878.
Hum Duffy. dsposed ss manager "a
the Boston Red sox by Frank Chance
Will unfoubfsdiy be the head scout for
tho Boston club. His contract IL iron
clad. and runs thru next year.
ctarencs Rowland win next try his
hand al umpirins. getting q job In the
American league for ncrt year After
Gettins the gate 81 Chicago from the
white sox he firried for two years with
IN. Columbus team. In the American as
sociatfon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

Crack St. Louis Bantamweght Wants Chance at Lynch
Rupert Will Buy
Illusions Share Of
New York Yanks

NEW YORK. Dec. 1z,-Col.
jacob Rupert has announced
that he viii purohass Col r. J..
Illusions share Of the New York
yanks. American league baseball
club. This will make RUPERT.
who has been a partner Of Illus
ton. the sole proprietor 81 the
club. The papers are being drawn
up for tho deal. which will ba
completed In about n week, Rup'
pert declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
DUE FOR
GAME DEC. %

BAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. f3.--Both
West Virginia and Gonzaga. con-
testants In the annual Christmas
day football game at the Stadium
here, will take no chances on San
Diego climate. II was announced
today.
They win arrive In southern Cali.
fornia on December 20. leaving
only two days for light workouts.
and will not risk getting lazy In
California sunshine at this timo OF
year. This lis following the OK.
ample set last year by Washington
& Jefferson at Pasadena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
American League Meeting
Promises to Be Quiet One

from yesterdays session.
Appointment OF owen Bush as
manager OF tho washington senators
was confirmed here today by Clark
Griffith, president. Pat Moran an.
nounced that the Cincinnati Reds
had closed the deal with st. Paul for
Rube Benton and Tom shcehan, but
no was unable to got Tom McNa.
mara from the Braves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
Report Has Helman
Traded to Athletics
Detroit Slugger and Two Other Tigers May Go to
Philly Team for Edwin Rommel, Crack Pitcher;
Injured Collar-Bone Said to Be q. X. Again

sTR0TT, Mich. Dec. 18.--Frequent rumors,
circulated since the close of the baseball
season. have Harry Holman. Detroit's slug
ger. going to another American league
club.
One report that gained wide circulation.
takes Heilman and two other Detroit players
(still o. be decided UPON 10 the Philadelphia
Athet\rs for Edwin Rommel, Connie Mack's
great hnuckle-ball pitcher.
However, one fact that has not been pub
lished is that Holman is under n two-year
contract TO the Detroit club and this con-
tract runs thru the season of 1923.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

league team for Infielder
Mervin Smith.
Bent Lynn Brsnton and Deacon
Jones. pitchers. to the Mobile South
srn league club.
Signed wais~ Mails for his pitch.
lnx starr.
Traded Catcher Art Koehisr 10
Sacramento for fnfisldsr Marty No
oafnSHn.
Traded fnflsldsr Bn Marriott 10
Memphis for Del Baker.
And several other deals are sttii
pending. ,ays Ewing. that win put
the Aeorns back In the race nsxt
y~ar.
He has the nucleus for . GOOD out.
field In wiiis ana Cooper. and with
Lafayette for sirw1 McoafsiSsn fer
second and Bruhaher for third. he
had . good tnf,sld start Baker.
Misze and Reed are the oaschsrs In
line with Arisst Aaiis. Krsm~ and
Krsuss the nueisus Tor the pitching
staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
ROBERTS WILL
BATTLE DAVIS

Eddie Roberts. Tacoma weller.
weight. who has been going well In
California. returns home next weak
90 box Travis Davis six rounds IN
the City OF Destiny. The bout In
scheduled for December u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
LAMBDA CHI is
FRAT CHAMPION

Defeating Delta Kappa Epsilon IL
to IL last night, the lambda Chi
Alpha quintet cinched the tnter.
fraternity basketball championship
last night.
The winners are now in line TO
play tho Pantagcs. independent
champions. for the university titfc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
148 PLAYERS
IN "UNION''

According 20 Ray J. Cannon. Afii.
waukss lawyer. who In perfecfinE
the latest baseball players associA-
ton. newest baseball union. says
les major league players have
Joined tbs ranks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
KUEHN is AT
COLUMBIA NOW

Louis Happy" Kuehn. olympic
diving champion. one OF the best
divers ever turned out In the
Northwest. IL attending the Uni
veruity Of Columbia and IN on the
swimming team Kuehn halls from
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
WRESTLERS TO
MEET THURSDAY

ST. LOUIS, Dec. fs.--kstrnngier
Lewis and stanislaus zbyszko are
completing their training today for
the worlds heavyweight titie wrcst.
ling bout TO be held here tomorrow
night. It's TO be a finish match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
Big Baseball Shakeup
at Oakland Being Made
New Players Added and Old Ones Disposed Of--Don
Browne Shipped to Texas League; Mails Should
Add Strength to Acorns; Other Gossip
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Asst year Cal Ewing the venerable OF the Oakland
IL Acorns didn't say much regarding his club But the
Oaks sunk into the second division in and finished
in sixth place
Recently Ewing said shakeup and he certainly
living up TO his word.
Here of the things he has done:
Shipped Outfeder Don Brown 10 the Galveston Texas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

TUE signing Of Frank Chance
i 10 lead the Boston Red sox
may mean . new deal for Bcston
fans next year. The Peerless
Leader win never tolerate the 40
ton. Harry frszcc prsctiecd
while Hugh Duffy was leader OF
the Sox. frsr~e sold players
rAxht and left to the New York
YAnks and the Sox were dumped
into the American league bssss
ment- Chance, = leader Of the
cid school. i either boss OF the
club OF isn't. His coming may
b. . great thing for the Ameri'
can league In Beantown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
BILLIARD DATE
HAS BEEN SET

Jake schaefer and Roger Cont.
tied for second place In the recent
international billiard championship
tourney. won by While Hoppe. viii
meet in a i.boo-point match In New
York. January 8. Q and 10. The
winner will have the right to chal-
ienge Hoppe soon afterwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
BUSH TOLEAD
MATS IN 1923

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. Ia
Donnie Bush. former star shortstop
Of the Detroit Tigers. utility infielder
with the Nationals last year. has
been named manager Of the wash.
ington American league team next
year, succeeding Clyde Milan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
ST. PATS ARE
LOSERS AGAIN

WINNIPEG. Dec. 18.--Running
up n score Of 8 10 !. tho Calgary
Tigers sent the Toronto ST. Pats
down 20 defeat in the final exhibition
game OF tho champions. here last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

Clarence Pinks,on. Of san Fran.
cisco. ana Dave Fall. Of Portland.
two crack divers. are attending o.
A. c.. bu, no swimming coach IL on
hand shsre and they are without
much competition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

Overtaking
Opposition
Return of Hugh Lehman
Bolsters the Vancouver
Hockey Club
Ry LEO Ii. LASSEN

' defeating Vic
toria 2 TO 4, at
Vancouver Mon
day. this hiarOons
began 20 Close the
gap bstw re en-
themselves an a
ths ieaKus-ie lead
ing Seattle Nets
r he champions
havs passed tho
Victoria Cougars
and have dumped
the Island City
team into last
place again.
T Eht the
n aroo nH will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
RIDLEY BOXES
WITH DUNDEE

bud Ridley and Jimmy Dundee.
old ring rivals. meet In . four
round scrap In Oakland tonight.
Ridley recentiy won q bou, IN los
Angeles. trimming Ernie Gooxe.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
Kaiser Is
Coming to
Top Fast
Is = Year Old Youngster
Wants Bout With Ban
tam King

)IINHY KAISER.
rising young ban
tsmweight boxer.
IL rapidly putting
NJ. Louis on the
pugiliFsio m a ..
lie n one Of the
leading contend
ers for the feath-
srweight It'll Q
now held by Joe
Lynch.
Pu & ilistieaily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
SEALS GET
NEW OuTF1EI.DER

Another new outrsldsr has been
adisd 70 the San Francisco team
Hes Tom connsliy. who played with
Rochester In tho International league
this summer. He hit al In its
gsmss. How The Seals got him
away from Rochester In . question
Fred Biska sssttis's new pitcher.
hurried for this club last year. with
TIM Hsndryx. cennsiiy. Kelly. See
and vaiia the Seals are Just aeou,
set with sutfisid sAlsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

HOQUfAM, Dec. ts.--In six fast
rounds Of fighting here last night.
Ted Krache, crack local lightweight.
Debated Johnny Jordon OF Ana.
cortes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

"nAcK" MILLER fooled a lot OF
IL wise ones by making good
with the Chicago Cubs this year.
He hit around $50. his mark In most
any company, and after a poor start
his strong drives made him a host OF
friends In the big show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13
ANGELS NEED
SECOND BACKER

All Los Angeles needs for lie In.
eisid nsxt year is . second sseksr.
There was SEINE tank that Marty
Krug would play the sack for the
Anssia. but nothing denniss has been
settled about H.
with ooivin on firve. MoAuicy ~
shorsstop ana Deal at third. tf's
Angsis have . nooby array Of infisld
talent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

the league. but he didn't hustle II
has cos, him a coaa, league Job and
he viii eayors Ia . siowsr hague next
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

A MOTHER Coast league landmark
"A passed yesterday when bih
stumpf was sold 70 Fort worm IN
the rexas league. lie played In and
out baseball TOR the indiana. goins
rood when he did play real ball and
being worse than the worst when he
was of his game. He wasn't de
p<ndabls enough for a Coast league
snfieid Job any more. He still has a
lot Of fair baseball IN his system
vet. however. and should make
rooa man for tho slower Fort Worth
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

The first Prairie league insssios
81 the Coast viii start Monday with
H~xtna playing Ia Vancouver We'd
ns~dsy ih~y appear b~v. and Friday
on the Victoria lee.
Regina Loot the opsnsr % the Prairie
league season Monday nigh; b. a t-to-f
seors 20 Edmonton.
BsrnsT STANLEY. In spite % he hockey
years, 10 said TO be playing a rood game
for Regina Mes also MANAGING the
Caps
''~e~sy'' Ialends, one Of the
create In hockey. viii be here with
the Saskatoon team sooa-
Charley Reed who was flliinx IN Al
zeal for Vancouver .Ariy this season. has
lost his JOB with the Calgary Tigers A
fellow named Binnsy. from Do~n East
has taken over the sosi-tsndiux position
fer the Tigers.
wtsnip~s hs. contributed a. play
ere .. professional hockey.
Skinner Poaiin. former coas, lsaEus
player. 10 the official rsfsfss In the
Prairie isaEus this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-13

WHY BROWN
FAILED
Don Brown. lei cut By TIE oahA
had . world Of natural ability. rank.
ing ~ . 500 hisssr. . FIR fsiosf
ana one Of the best baes rsinnsrs m