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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Mckay and
Box
at Tacoma
Winner Of Middleweight
Mix at Tacoma Tonight
Will Show Here Tuesday

T ocAL boxing fans arr se-niy in
~ tervstcSi in tho main event Of to-
nights card al Tacoma. where Cor.
don Mckay viii defend his ooas;
middlrwciFht title AKains, Joe
Eagan. tho veteran Nvw England
100 FOUNDER. a. the winner will prob
ably fight in Seattle Tuesday.
Mckay has been working out at
Tacoma and railblrsis there arc inn.
preased with his styk.
Eagan II a tough veteran and is
likely to give the champion an eve
ming Of fast action. he has shown
his wares in Northwestern rings be-
fore. but has be~n doing hig stuff for
Eastern promoters recently.
Joe Rivers and KID Johnson
will box six rounds In the semi.
windup. johnson IT. In tho midst Of
a winning streak and Rivers Is due
for tho battle Of hts life. according
10 word from the scene Of battle.
Eddie Huae meets Eddie Roberts in
n four.round special event and two
preliminary bouts are billed. Mickey
Dempsey boxing Al Iandin and
Jimmy Smith meeting Marshall
FoEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Athletic
Outlook
Is Dark
Philly Team Is Slated for
Basement, Unless Mira
Gle Occurs

TvNf.FsS a miracle happens. the
" Philadelphia Athletics will be
hugKinx the basement. as usual. In
the American League Connie Mack
plans 10 make very few changes In
his personnel for 1879.
Here's how they shape up
First base. Johnston. from C1eve.
land. vet: Hauser. from American
association: Brazil. holdover. heavy
hitter. hu; easily injured.
Second baso--Dykca. holdover. one
OF the best men in the league
Third hase-Galioway. hoidovcr.
good man.
shortstop Barrett. Galloway. hold.
overs. fair performers.
Left ficld-w Walker. holdover. great
hitter.
Center field - WEIGH. hoidover.
should be great hitter: MCGOWAN.
from international league. good pros.
poet.
Righ ficid-Mificr. from Washing.
ton. should b. regular: Iawton
Witt holdover. 800 hitter.
Perkins holdover. rated
next 10 SchaIk and o'Nelli.
Pitchers - Heimach. southpaw.
from Moline. one OF best prospects
coming up from minors. Harris.
Hasty. Rommcl. Naylor, Moore. hold.
overs. all pretty fair pitchers.
And that's that The club has pos.
sibilities. but II iE doubtful II IL will
climb out OF the basement unless
aforementioned miracle occurse.
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meet nj Madison Square Garden In a
i5.round bout Monday night
According TO all available records.
Greb has never taken the count but
once. Joe Chip turning IN. trick In
two rounds. lie IL not much Of hit.
ter himself. seldom winning by a
kaye. depending rather on his speed
and battling sfyie of milling. but he
n unusually durable as a shock alb
rofbcr.
just now Gibbons r. ~ the peak
Of his form. Hts remarkable string
of quick wins has brought him 10 IN.
front In the past year. nd his battle
with the shif,y Piitnburrer will be
the acid test tina, will make or break
him as a contender for Jack Demp.
hcyia heavyweight title.
II the bout ends In drnw, or Gfb.
honn wins close decision ON points.
which II easily possible. the 81. Paul
hattlern stock viii drop 10 below par.
knockout viii boos, either OF the
men 70 the peak Of fistic fame. TN.
lees Gibbons IL greatly overratea.
creb's chances Of turning the trles
simply don't exist. lie may ou'polnt
Gibbons. bu, his iirh, waiiop~ arc not
likely 70 punch him 20 sleep.
And. ne Greb has fought for years
without hearing the count OF 10 from,
IN" floor. Gibbons can gain more
prestige from winning thru the one
punch method IN this fight than he
has from all o. his former victories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

GLASS crews for Fridays inter
~ class regatta have been picked
by Coach Ed Leader from his varsity
and freshman squads and Will work
out again this afternoon in prepare
ton for the big race. The race win
end at the west end OF the canal be-
tween Lake Washington and Lake
Union about p. m. Friday.
The juniors are stiI picked as the
logical winners. with five men from
Coach Leaders first shell In the third
year boat. The sophomores are
strong contenders. The second year
men have five OF the veterans who
left the California five lengths In
their wake at Oakland last year.
The seniors are handicapped by
lack Of weight and experienced men.
The freshman combination picked By
Leader has not rowed together be
fore and Is Of unknown quality.
The selection OF shells BY lottery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Pr airie
Puck Men
Winners
Regina Hockey Squad
Outskates Vancouver
Team and Wins, z to l

VANCOUVER. II. C.. March a.
Playing spectacular hockey at
all stagcs and making free Use OF
their substitutes. the Regina Cap
itJa. champions Of the Western Can.
ada league. handed the Vancouver
Millionaires setback in their stan.
ley cup aspirations here last night
Almost 10000 fans saw the prairie
spcedsters deal out 7.toi beating
to Frank Patrick'a pets.
The game Was chuck full OF thrills.
and was altogether different from
that OF Monday night. when the r.
G. N. A. champions banked the MeiA.
Last nights game was an exhibition
OF open play. the players letting
loose with all their stuff In mad ef.
forts TO bulge the twine.
The Capitals stamped themselves
as a great hockey team. one that will
take n whole lot OF beating In their
quest OF Stanley cup honors
The work Of the opposing goal
tenders featured the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
BASKETBALL RESULTS

SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Cornell dc.
feated Syracuse. 20 TO ~.
WASHINGTON, Pa. Pittsburg
defeated w. & j., 90 TO 20.
PHILADELPHIA. - PennsyI
vania defeated Swarthmore, II to
IL.
NEW HAvEN.--Yale defeated
Columbia, 80 to 20.
cINCINNATI.--wi tt.nberg defeat.
ed Cincinnati. 81 to 10.
HIRAM. Ohio.--Hiram defeated
Western Reserve, 3s 10 rs.
MADISON. Wis.-WisconsIn, "a:
Chicago. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Campus Gossip
BY HAROLD MARQUIS
Class Crews Are Named

will be a big factor In tho race as n
strong crew may BE- handicapped by
n slow boat Tho shells 20 be used
are the Mcrrily. the Lulu. the Wash.
ingtonla I. and the wzshingtonia ff.
The Tyce. Purple and Gold new rae
Ing shell. viii not be used.
The senior crew win include King.
ninth. stroke: Skinlness. 7; Clarke. g:
Cushman. 6: Walker. 4: Magnuxson.
J, Moore. ?. and Butler. bow.
In the junior shell the lineup will
be Mike Murphy. stroke: Tidmarsh.
y; shaw. 8. Ingram. s. Parkins. 4:
Dunn. 3: France. :. Doyle. bow. and
Grant. cox.
The sophonor~~ Will line up with
Anderson. stroke: Abel. Z: V. Muir
ply. S. spuhn. S: Mason. 4: Clement.
3. Luft, ?. and Bill Walker. bow.
The frosh shell will have WailinR
stroke: Dutton. Z; Enloe. s. Condor.
s; Verde. 4; George. .; Winter. ?. and
Haynes. bow.
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Substitute Is Elected
N0tre Dame Grid Pilot

hTOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY is
nothing IL not original in foot.
ball.
Last year Notrc Dame, with its
varied formations. introducing tfr
forward pass. was the sensation OF
the football world.
Despite its defeat by Iowa. many
OF the critics rated Notre Dame rs
Just about the best football team in
the country.
Then came the football scandal
which caused about n dozen Notrc
Dame athletes TO be declared ineiig.
ible. because they played for money
after the close OF the college sea.
son.
Now comes Notrc Dame with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

something new In the selection OF n
football captain.
IL Is rather the exception for n
substitute TO he selected 10 the cap.
taincy OF such a prominent institu.
ton as Notre Dame.
Glenn Carberry has just been elect.
ed football leader for 1929. lie has
been substitute end for the last two
seasons.
Carberry il a player OF much abil.
lily, but II 40 happened that In Ander.
son and l<iley. Notre Dame boast.
ed OF two OF the greatest ends In the
country.
The phenomenal work OF these two
players kept Carberry from winning
n place ms n regular.
Carberry lives at AmeS Ia
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atho he never has been rated a HEAVIER.
The Havana tosser has played in the outed great deal
and has also played all of the nfed berths pastimng
shortstop and second base the most He has also caught
several big league games.
He MAY PLAY SHORTSTOP
Cueto be shifted to shortstop If Mercedes other
candidates flivver and Tex Wserzl may take of
third Wisterz is steady man. but doesn't enough
ground. Paired with slow like Phil Stumpf too
many hits leak thru that side of the nfied
Cueto is said to be very fast and he should make"
either Wisterz Sumpf whichever McCrede decides he
will work best with.
If Brick Edred is traded to Sacramento for either Billy
Orr Harry Lunte of this pair would play shortsop
and Cueto could be shifted to the oued plug up the
hole left by Edred's departure.
An alLaround player like Cueto is mighty valuable
performer TO have a ball club.
SEALS HAVE GREAT PAIR
The San Francisco Seals have two players Of the
calber in Dee Walsh and Bert Ellison. Both play
most any infield outfeld position. Walsh will most
likely be retained just for utility roles while Ellison
peced to play regularly perhaps in left field according to
present indications.
No club is stronger than its substitutes and having high
class to plug up weaknesses in the lineup is power
full asset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
FRANCE WILL
HOLDOLYMPIC

PARIS, March 9.--After much in.
decision. the French have at last dc.
cided TO hold the 1924 Olympic
games. according 10 an announce.
ment by CASTOR Nadil. representing
Premier Poincare. Despite the fact
that the financial burden In heavy,
the government will appropriate 90.
5000 francs for the games. accord.
ing TO the dispatch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Sporting Briefs

favorie sehaIf~r in Their
1oround tonight windup
Denver. Macarthur. Sioux City, will 10 rounds
Bologn
for carbunce In Paris
he bo alb o carr his future plans. he
champion burier. announced at Dartmouth
training
andre the holdouts TO
injured
his promise will
Keith and Lawrence Terry resigned
the
They didn't time 70 train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
COLLEGE STARS
WEAK AT PLATE

Glen Killinger and Hinkey Haines.
stars on the Penn state 1921 football
varsity, who are trying out as out.
feldcrs with the New York Yankees.
are showing considerable stuff at the
training camp at New Orleans, nc.
cording to big league gossip. Both
men have shown flashes OF ability In
the field. particularly Haines In the
center garden. but Killinger hasn't
found his eye in batting practice.
and Haines has a faulty style at the
plate, which the New York coaches
are tr.sng to correct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Press Club to Make
Merry Over Caldwell

Mayor Caldwell's alleged feat in
not running for reelection will be
eommcmoraied by the Seattle Press
club. according TO plans adopted
Wednesday night.
President II. w. Rose has named
II. w Brintnail chairman Of a spe-
clai committee TO arrange the stunts
in connection with the celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Star Champs to
Battle Everett
for Cage Title

Tho Battery G basketball team.
winner Of The Star league cham.
pionahip. and also the Seattle Ma
tional Guard cage title, will meet
Everetts champion guard team
Saturday night at o'clock in the
Everett Armory. The winning
quintet will be awarded the bas-
ketball championship OF Western
Washington. Both teams have an
impressive string of victories, the
Seattle five having won every
game played so far this season.
Because OF the shortage OF
funds, no attempt will be made to
play off a state championship &c.
ries, which last year was won by
Battery a, OF Walla waIla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Varsity Cridders Must Work

VARSITY football men who dodge
V the spring training next quarter
will have little consideration when
the fall season opens in September.
according to Coach Enoch BaEshaw.
Baggy expects TO see every frosh and
varsity aspirant out in a suit at his
first call. unless engaged In some
other sport during the spring season.
With only two weeks in September
before the opening game. September
30. against the Navy eleven. Bag.
shaw must get in much OF his pre-
llmlnary training in the spring work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09


First period. Hsrina, irving. SOS.
Second period--So score.
Third period - 2. Regina. Andersen.
i.ts; J. Vancouver. Skinner. SIS.
Sabstitutions
FIRST period - MeNeigh for irwin. Pst,sfi
tor Hay, Irwin for NcvsiKh, Hay for An
dsrson. McVsiKh for irwin. W Adams fpr
Bafteii. Battell for sparrow. Anderson for
MoNsigh. irwin for Hay.
Second period--ifay for W. Adams,
sparrow for RAtteli. Wilson for Hay. Bat
tell for Wilson. Hay for irwin. W. Adams
for acVsixh. irwin for W Adams. An
dsrson for Hay. Tobfn for skinner. Wilson
for Battsll. Hay for irwin. skinner for
Tohin. McVsigh for Wilson.
Third period Irwin for Mcv.iRh. Hay
for irwin. Mcvsirh for Irwin. McvsiEh for
Batteli Batteii for Anderson. Wilson for
Anderson. Anderson for Hay. Irwin for
Batteli Batteli for AcNciKh, Irrin for
Wilson. NovsiEh for Anderson
Penalties
FIRST period. Adams. minutes
Second period-Eone
Third psriod-sparrov. minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

out Many OF his veterans win be
detained by crew. track and baseball.
but new men are expected to report
In large numbers. Sixty men
answered the call last spring.
Capt. Bob Ingram Is rowing on the
crew with Clarke and others OF the
football squad. Jimmy Bryan Is out
for track and the cinder sport will
take n number OF other promising
weight men. Harper will be on the
baseball squad and will not report,
but the coach win have six or eight
veterans for the spring practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

Have 9
Lined Up
Louie's Squad Ready for
Star League Season;
Were Pirates in 1921
Star League Ball
Pilots Will Meet
at Star Tomorrow

Manag-rs OF all junior baseball
teams Interested in Tho Star Ju
Nor league should not forget to
be on hand for tho second meet.
ing OF the league TO be- held at
The star office Friday at I .. m
~ this session all the league
rules will be gone over and new
entries will be accepted.
Contracts for the s-ason will
also be issued to the different
managers.
The entries clos. March ~ and
the season starts April :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
STACY CAGE
MEN WALLOP
IMPERLALS

The Stacy Showns defeated the
Imperiala in their Star Junior Bias
ketbail league Class II elimination TIT
last night AT Collins piayfieid. IS
10 20.
Offensive play % Moore. Pressen'
tin and Hutchinson proved too strong
for the Impsrlals' defense.
Lynch. Imperials' center, was
high man with II points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
GREENWICH VILLAGE
DRINKS TO SUICIDES
HEALTH BY REQUEST

CHICAGO. March .. - Every
NTH drink slipped In chicago's
Greenwich Village today was
20 the health" OF Miss Mary Les
ter, i7.year old artist model and
writer.
Miss Lester took poison after
an unrequited love affair and was
near death.
In farewell note TO her sweet
heart and other "viliagerS'' she
asked: Would IL be asking 100
much 20 request that every fifth
drink be drunk 10 mez-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

H1ASHiNGTOS'S rifle team lost I
w the first telegraphic match Of
the season TO Yale this week. when
OF 400 to the Purple and Gold 497.
The match consisted OF two shots
standing and 10 prone by each Of 10
mon. The scores Of the five highest
MN counted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
BEES CELEBRATE

MODESTO. Cal. March s.--sait
Lakes Bees celebrated the opening Of
terday by defeating the Modesto 10
Gals 60 1. I, was big day. The
mayor tossed the first ball and all
that sort Of hing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
KECRIlITS LET OFT

STOCKTON. Cal. March Pour
Seattle recruits were ready for jobs
today. Manager Walter McCredie
announced no had let 20 Frahm and
III Centre and Turston who halls
from Los Angeles Sunday the Seat
tie team viii play an exhibition
game with the Spery Flour team.
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CHAMP TO co
ABROAD SOON

Jack Dempsey and his manager
Jack Kcarns. arc planning 10 start
on n European tour in about three
weeks according TO reports from
New York In case this plan Is car.
ried out they will not likely return
in time for Dempsey to fight in the
United states before Labor day. the
report says.
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Pioneer Strangle.
Self by Accident

EVERETT. march s.-StrzngIed
by cord that had caught his throat
when he fen in an apoplectic ut.
Capt James r. Christie. pioneer,
was found dead by Mrs. William
Coughiin. a ncighbor. in his homo
here lie was 70.
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY VIII meet
the University OF Washington
baseball nine in a two-game series
June 2 and Q in Seattle az the final
series OF Northern tour before the
Indiana team leaves for Japan
The Middle Westerners Will make
swing OF the Northern colleges in
the Big Ten conference and will play
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Indiana Tossers Coming

In Dakota, Montana and Idaho on
the way West The team will spend
the summer in Japan. playing a sc.
ries similar to that OF Washington
last year.
The Hoosiers will bring a strong
team West 10 meet Washington. In.
diana ranks high In the Middle West
college mines and Is said to have n
particularly strong squad this season.
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OAK GRAYS WIN

MYRTLEDALE SPRINGS. Cal.
March 9.--Oakland's Grays. with
Ivan Howard In command beat
Honus Mites Whites" 10 TO yes.
terday. Saturday the Gays play
Napa and Sunday tho Whites play
an allstar team from Oakland.
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yLTASHINGTON'S wrestlers will
w meet the Tacoma Y. NJ. G. A.
grapplers Friday night on the local
gymnasium mat. The Tacoma anna
teurs won four OF the five bouts
with the freshmen last year, so
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KENNIE ON Jon

PASADENA, Cal. March s.-Thc
Portland Beavers did their stuff to.
day under the eyes OF Bill Ken.
worthy. who arrived late yesterday
10 be n sort OF adviser general TO
the club until Judge Lands rules on
his eligibility TO become a regular.