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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Coast League Will Use
Rubber Centered Ball

THE Pacific Coast league has decided TO use the rub
i bcr-center ball the coming season.
To the hall players and managers, as wen as e'uo
owner. this carries an important message
II has always been customary for the baseball leagues
to n standardized hall.
At one time the rubber-centered ball was generally
used Then by experiment the manufacturers oil oase'
balls went to the of the cork-center ball
This regarded a step forward In the manuiae-
Of basebas. Practically all the leagues a. wen s
the amateurs and emprofesonas shifted TO the CORN
center. .
There is question but that the action OF the rubber
center and cork center different Bal players WIN
tell you there is different feel to the ball mat N
their way Of explaining IL. =,
The Pacific Coast league is one of the three Dug
minor leagues. Its ranking is Just shade below the
major leagues. go ,.
For so big league to adopt bali that will differ
from the ball in general is of great interest 10 hose
interested in baseball from playing and business stand
point. :,
There will be an air Of uncertainty attached TO the
records made in the Coast league because oil the use oil
ball that is different from the generally accepted ype
Whether not there is anything TO It, the rupoer-
center ball will be given the reason for all Things
good bad. that happen in the Coast league tins year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

reception for them. The Park
team viii be up to full
strength tomorrow and may
spring a surprise.
Bnl Waller viii handle the whistle
when these tao teams get under
way az 80 y. m.
In the other senior game % the
day the Boxing Aircraft club and
the postoffic~. both candidates for
tho ceilar berth. VIII battle at South
Park at p. m. Johnnie Recks
will officiaie. Thcsc clubs arc fairly
even IN strength and should pu,
up a good same
The coNan Cigar 60. and the
Hawihorne Juniors viii mix IN the
feature same 81 the Junior division
ut Columbia piayflsid at go p. M.
With George HocflinR officiating.
Tho Hawthorne eleven faces clint
nation from the race II they lose
while the Cowan team has fine
chance 10 make their place at the
top more secure.
The Washington rarkers will
play tho Allen Athletic association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

at Upper woodland park at ! p. m.
South Park viii tanEie with the
Falcon A. c. AT lower Woodland
park "a, D. m. with Billy Bloomen
In charge.
Referees are asked 10 phone In
the lincupa md the men scoring
tho goals in all games between &
and p. m. at Tho siar-Main
$500 Sunday night
The teams are expected 10 line
up as follows tomorrow:
Ha-thofns Juniors -Als~arsr goal
rsffi~on. y. Wood. fsiihseks. Johrson.
CORNING. " ifsrmaason. haiftsseks; WAS
son, oimnsss. ise Wood. Ertckson. a
tsFsnan~on. forwards
Maple i.eAfs- Fletcher. goal caihrai,h.
VISITS. fuiiharks. smith. Ally. white.
hsifbacks. WINS. Rcoti. Bennett Pair
burn. ". ro-is. forwards.
woodland PsYk--ritt-cn. eoai: rur~t..
Hifnpsen. fuiihacka. faiEnore. Kchons.
corert,. hsifssehs. nyisnds. Rirhardron.
Harris. corHth~-its. Carmichael. for
wards.
co~ar ciFsr--gs,sn. zeal; Mcguire.
nr.sn. talibacks. Duff. Nichols. s,rHton.
WEIGH. Fraser. forwards.
Alien A. A--knochs. resi: Way.
Peters. fuiihscks: Poster. Bro~u. viikin-
son. halfba<ta. Scott. Fowler. ner1og.
flssks. Donusii. forwards
Falcon Athletic Ciuh--pny. real: =.
rrye. Enfwhis;is. fuiibasks. A. Frye. y.
Day. hsifeeess; Smith. watts. Tce;erA
Esinr. aiodinxs. forwards.
rnAfeffies MAR. goal. Nrklihnrn. GIT.
fuilhaeks; q Boair. Roundy. Frnssr. half
hacks. Davis. whitman. Murray. IL.
blair. Carrier. forwards
South rsrk-ami,h. goal; Fife. before.
fniibaeks; Ito~r. NaEHareiia. Southern.
haifhAcks: Lockhur.f. Celia. Desmond.
o-Nslii. Picardo. forwards
Hosing Aircraft - Tcmrkfr~ ror =:
Nov. Morienron. fuiibacks. Eentiry. Ciet,
Mestons halfhacsa. Fitzpatrick. Neal.
ruhn, Mckinley. Bowling. forwards
Washington pArk--Rmith. goal. M-rz.
Snyder. fuishacka; oJhnHor. wsyrnsn.
iindxrsn. hAifbactR: W, Criffithn. "a.
Griffiths. pssrsov. Costa, Collins. for
wards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

A UBREY DEvINE. Iowa's great
4 football star. is to continue 10
win fame and prestige for that in.
stitution.
Not In the role Of player, how
ever, as Deyine will close his ath-
ietic career at Iowa at the con.
clusion Of the baseball schedule.
Devine has been named an all
year coach at Iowa lie has agreed
to the terms submitted to him by
the board governing athletics.
To Devine will be given the task
Of coaching the freshman football
team. as well az 10 assist In other
branches OF sport.
The freshman coach In football In
a most important ono. While tho
freshmen are not eligible for big
Ten" football. the success OF each
varsity team in great measure dc.
ponds on the development OF the
freshman athletes into stars when
they become eligible.
The head coaches Of all the lead
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springs point. Griffin caught two
and Conway -four. one weighing 3ta
pounds.
Among the recent visitors 20 the an
nual meeting Of game commissioners in
Seattle was H. ~. Anthony. game warden
Of Ean Juan county. Anthony reports to
piper Tsft that the opening 81 the
bird season In that county AID not ma
terisiiy affect the number 81 birds. and
that prospects are good Tor tho coming
see son.
g - Hessy Of Yakima. Frank Moss.
man or Raymond. Hay Iefroli Of Nah
Gotta and many other fame Officials
stopped or here on their return from
the Wsnstoheo meeting.
Fame Of Northwest fishing grounds
has spread ~ Tar a. Chicago. 20 Judge
from a letter received thiA week from q
physician of that city, who writes that
he intends 10 make his residence Ia
S.attlo IN order 10 be near the excellent
nshing streams he has heard existed IN
this locality.
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ny X. n. ROCk>E.
Famous Notrr Dame Football Coach

DRoFEssfoSALIsM is tho big
= menace TO college football.
Unless the tendency in that dir~c-
ton Is eurtailcd Il may be necessary
TO abolish the game as an inter
collegiate sport
Some stringent methods must be
adopted by the colleges TO keep the
promoter from Turing the college
men into pro football.
Football has taken a wonderful
hold on the public in the last 10
years. IL It's popularity u TO con
tinue. professionalism and the gamb-
Ter must be eliminated
Horse racing. boxing ard wrest-
ling have all come under the tn
flusnce ~ the promoter and gambler
who seek only gain.
Baseball WAS given severe blow
10 1919 by the Chicago white sox
scandal. The men behind baseball
were quick 20 realize the great
danger. Drastic action was taken.
IL Immediately restored the faith Of
the public.
Football 81 now facing the dan.
ger that results from professional
ism. Precautions must be taken.
The game must be safeguarded
Football must be Kept a sport for
the schools. colleges and amateurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
OLD-TIME
BALL STAR
DIES HERE

EMIL FRISK. who died yester.
IL day Mt the city hospital. was
ono Of the best known baseball
men on the Pacific Coast.
Frisk first broke into the lime
light on the coast in 1905. when
he played with tho Seattle Coast
League club and led the loop in
hitting.
Later. in the Northwest league.
Frisk played with Seattle. Spokane
and Vancouver.
His heavy slurEing with tho
bludgeon made the old.timer n
favorite with the fans in his hey.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Maple Leafs Have Big
Chance to Add to Lead
Canadian Soccer Team Plays Woodland Park Tomor-
row, While West Seattle Is Idle; Cowan Cigars Bat
tie Hawthorne Juniors

THE strong Maple Leaf team, leading the
senior division OF The Star league by virtue Of having
played games than the West Seattle team, has a
chance to put distance between first and second
place when they play Woodland park tomorrow while West
Seattle Is idle.
The Maple Leafs figure 10 win usual tomorrow. but
when they angle with the Park the upper Wood
land park grounds, Jim Reys boys planning royal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
McCredie Orders.
Seattle Hurlers
to Report Early

Walter Hccrcdic. Soattie's
baseball pilot. arrived in Seattle
this morning from Portland. Tho
first orders sent out BY the
Tall SEQ; were TO the pitchers.
He will have the huricrs rrpor,
February 20 and viii sent them
10 either Boycs Hot Springs or
the byron Hot springs TO boil
out before going TO Stockton.
where camp will open March J.
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model" will be completed some time
In March. when the club viii have
lts grand seasons opening.
The complete list Of officers elect.
ID az last Tuesdays meeting IL an
follows. Alex ~. Galloway. preai.
dent: ~ y. Griffin and @. H. Smith.
vice presidents. ~. A schocnfeld.
treasurer. Nelson W. Parker. score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
ILLINOIS GRID
MEN SUSPENDED

URBANA. M. Jan. 3s.--Charecd
with playing ina professional foot.
hall game at Taylorvillc. H.. Sovem-
Der 81. 1921. nine University of mi.
nois football players have been ruled
Ineligible for further athletic compe.
ton for the university. The men
arc: Larry waiquist. Joe sterna,
man. Jack Crangle. Dope" simp.
son. Dutch" Kaiser. John Tezchcr.
u. Mnigan. +. Gammage and T.. I.
Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
JUNIOR NETS
DISCIPLINED

As result OF their failure 10 play
their game with the Superyausity.
scheduled for yesterday afternoon
at the Arena. the Junior Nets
have boon Indefinitely suspended BY
the intermediate Hockey Rssocia-
ton. The Junior Nets showed up
nt the slated time. but refused to
play for some unstated reason.
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Washington Cagers Nose Out California, "a to 3;
A. B. Galloway Is Darlington Prexy

tary: r. T. Dnworth. y. y. DaEg. r..
H. AcCeorge. J. VI. WilNerding. -
y. Jackson. y. 4. Griggs. y. q,
Caumnitz. a. ). Hamilton. " y. Az
kiua and j. &. Gancber. trustees.
At the conclusion of the meeting
President Galloway appointed oren
:. David and Mrs. y. 81. Haiton re.
epecfive captains Of the men and
Nomen.s dlvlslona.
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not spectacular. as close checking on
both sides prevented many long
PUSHES. victoria's defense had little
trouble with seattie's forwards--w!fh
the exception Of Hickey.
Briden had bit Of tough luck. He
shot a perfect goal Just before the
gong blew. Before the puck hit the
net the game was over. and Briderfze
shot doesn't go down In the rcoordz.s
In the last period the Seattle team
went Wild. hickey. Walker and Rii<y
each fosing the weakening home a.
fense and ringing UP markers IL
Walker and Hickey had too rnuth
all evening for opposition forwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
YELLING TO
MEET HARPER

Bobby IIarper's bout with Joe Wen.
ing the crack Eastern lightweight.
has been moved up from Wednesday
to Friday OF next week. due to the
boxing commissions ruling that "A
boxer must be on the ground at least
five days before the fight. yelling
ARRIVED too late to stage the bout on
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Washington Puck
Team Will Battle
Eckart Ice SQUAD

The Washington six will meet
the Eokart Cigar sextet in the next
game Of the Seattle Amateur
Hockey association series, Mon.
day night, in the Arena. The sun
Dodgers took the measure of the
Maple Leaf post. OF the American
Legion, In their only game this
season, early this month. They
viii have a fast combination 20
meet In the cigar men I'm Mondays
tilt.
Capt. Don Mackenzie is getting
back into form, after n late start.
and Louis Coupez Is on hand 10
star again for the university. Lit.
tie In goal, is depended on TO keen
the score down. Don and Jack
Mackenzie, Coupez. Campbell,
Goff and Little are expected 10
start for the varsity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Dempsey and another pot Of gold.
Most AmsricaHA shy At European
rings. especially American chain
plonu. because ~ the peculiar no
tons Of old country referees. Detnp
Soy. who never has 70 win a fight
on points. ~ont be bothered By any
funny stuff a kayo - n kayo.
whether It's pulled In London OF
tioi.oksn
4 brief review % the past makes
" clear Just why Johnny Buff was,
and Jack Briiton y reluctant 10
crurs the blg puddle and risk their
f+rUsrra
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look very bright az tho membership
list has nearly reached the limit
mark. and the fact that the clubs
course at Black river viii b 70.
modelled IN accordance with the Ia.
test ''bunkerlng" plans IA going 10
make darlington more popular than
ever.
Work on this Warrington sporty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
HARRY CASEY
TO BOX ROACH

Harry Casey, one OF Dan Salts
party OF Seattle millers now in Cali.
fornia. has signed to box Chick Roach
in the semtwindup of next Tuesdays
card at Los Angeles.
Marty Farrell viii meet Bert Co
lima in the main event of the same
show. wires Salt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
PEP" YOUNG
is SLIPPING

The purchase OF the veteran
George Cutshaw from Pttsburg by
Detroit. Is evidence that the Tigers
arc going TO he prepared. in case
Pep Young fails 20 recover his
form. due 10 losing confidence mi
his ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
by ALEX c. ROSE

NGEMBEIa Of the darlington Golf
AA and Country club elected Alex
~. Galloway president Of their or
Runizatlon az the annual meeting
held In ttc Arctic ciubrooms iaAt
Tuesday.
Prospects for the coming season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
EAGLES JAW
OKEY AGAIN

Harry Eagles broken jaw has re.
covered to the extent that he will
meet Johnny Jordan In the semi.
windup OF the Northwest Athletic
clubs show Tuesday night.
Willie Meehan and Floyd Johnson.
California heavyweights. win box in
the main event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
By Earl A. rHy

BY Earl \. tbS
Action u tho state fisheries board
In creating - season on strsih~sd
trout has proven popular with tho
sportsmen. Judging by the large
number who are taking advantage
Of the sport. food results are being
obt aimed by those going cot since
tho opening of the season. Green
river apparently j. the best stream at
this tims. Piper a taft have ar
ranged with their fishing report~rs
for weekly report. from the many
good ste-ihe.d waters In this part Of
the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
MACK HAS TWO
HEAVY HITTERS

with "rnly" walker and Bling"
Miller in his outfield. Connie Mack
will have two free swingers, who
viii lombard that short left field
blcaohcrs In Phily with many n hit
this summer. II there is one thing
Miller can do. Il Is hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
JESSE BARNES
IN LIMELICHT

Much interest will be taken IN the
showing made bg Jesse Barnes with
the Giants this season. a good
many National leaRuers insist that
Barnes pitched away above his form
In the world series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
OREGON AGCIES
MALIOP CAKDINAI1S

CORVATLIS, or. Jan. 2S.--Orepon
Agricultural college defeated Stan.
ford in the first OF two.gam series,
here. last night. 81 10 "a. The card
inals were clearly outelassed By the
Aggies. who were at no time IN
danger.
Hiete, o. A. c.. was high scorer,
with II points, while Davies regis
tered 10 for the losers.
The teams play again tonight.
LfstAknN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
ICE
SQUAD WINNER

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. is
BY. winning from ST. Paul here
last night. 6 TO 2. Cleveland no.
mains tho only undefcated sextet
In the United states Hockey league
for this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
COFFEY BEATS
JIMMY DUNDEE

Los ANGELES. Jan. 2s.--Joc Cof-
fey was awarded the call over Jimmy
Dundee OF Oakland at the end OF
their fourround min at the AmeEi-
can Legion arena here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

In the preliminary game last night
tho Washington Frosh defeated the
st. Martins college boys. - TO a..
The shooting OF Bruce Hesketh at
forward pulled the Dodgers out OF
danger. The Green team was n bit
Off color, but they had to go at top
npeed In order to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
HUGH TO SUCCEED JAwN

IIughoy Jennings VIII undoubtedly
succeed MoGraw as manager Of the
Giants. when the latter decides TO
give up the leadership Of the club.
and devote himself to the business
end of the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Win
Second
Straight
q to o Win Over Capitol4
Puts Nets Back in Puck
Race
HTAsDf>s-

GLORIA, y. c.
Jan. -. Eoy
Hickey and Hap
py Holmes uat
loped Nictoriz<
hockey team hs39
last night. 4 10 Z.
Several other s.
attic men si>o
plz yed. Hickey
took care Of the
offensive for the
Nets. and Holmes
bIanked every e.
fort TO sag the
twine.
The game was
hard fought bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
GOsLIN LOOKS GOOD

The Washington club feels ecr-
tain II has picked M real star IN
outfieider Goslin. lie looked very
good In his fall tryout with -
Nationals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
TwIRI.ERs MIST IMpROyE

Walter Mails and Jim Baglep
must come thru in much better
shape than 1921 IL Cleveland is 10
have chance to win the American
league pennant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Two big cougars. one taken about nlt
miles above scatter creek aud tho other
across white river from slipper creek.
swsrs taken by l.. u. Jones Of Auburg.
and BIN Carol u Enufuclaw. this week
Three Of tho big cats had followed a
deer for some time. and had fslled her
apparently bot short time before the
dogs came on the scene. one was taken
st that time aud the other the follow
Ing day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
RiTtIifE
As An E\AsifI.E

Wliiic Richie lost the lightweight
championship 60 FREDDIE WEIGH. a
far inferior fighter. be0nse wliile
was foolish enough 90 rink a Euro
pean referees decision in an Eng
iAsh ring.
on the average. foreign referees
are honest enough. but in England
they rate fighters on how good
They are on making the other man
miss while over here a good soek
on the taw counts NOR. Than dodg.
lng shower OF gloves.
iaichic pounded WEIGH all over
the canvas when they met, reoeiv.
ms little punishment. But Freddie
used his speed and real clcvsrness
IN making the American miss a lot
~ waliops. and the surprised Richie
found himself back 10 the L. ). A.
minus his fiMftc ktugRhlp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

ford 10 out Of 81. california-Talt s out
~ ~. Coop 1 out Of /. Substitutiops;
Washinston--Froude for Nicholson. Calf
1ornis--Butier for TAFT. Douthit Tor Coop,
JSincatd for IL Hane. coop for Douthit.
II Hane for kincaid.
Hsferes-Tracy Strong. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
RECORD WILL STAND

Unless Judge Lands rescinds his
sentence. banishing Babe Ruth for
over a month, IL is a certainty the
home run record will stand at 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Jack May
Take Trip
to Europe
Dempsey's Wallop Would
Protect Title Against
European Referees
HY SEABuRN BROWN

.spkS itk tn q
two Jacks pemp
sey and kearns
are 10 take a
trip 10 Europe
and. Incidentally.
knock Georges
Carpenter for
another ta00. 600
or 30. Carp
nscma 60 serious
" desire Anoih.
ar ch a n &c az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

!. ". I.Othrop brought IN two steel
heads from Green river Weighing and
~ pounds. Special tackle W neceaHsry
FOR tire hest results ia this fishing. aa
these big bOYs are rather foxy. ana only
Iizht leaders and small hooks will bring
results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

seven preliminary rares remain on
The star Junior basketball schedule -Four
are being played tonight The schedule
Of the remaining games follows
TONIGHT
Washington Park ". stacy Showns,
~ ssoo. ~ tho tiks club.
rhancr Wolff ~. lien Paris Bii-
iiard.. at 500. ut tik.' club.
Mihade~- ". Wilson's Modern HIS
inss- COLLEGE. ut knights of Column
bus. NJ $50.
ballard Cob. We. West Seattle, at
knights Of Columbus. ut 9gSo.
WEDNESDAY
Dandy Baking Go. We. Asahi
Jusior~, nj Collins pis, field nj $50.
Nr.l~v \. q. ". Pirates. at Collins
pisvfleid. nj 1880.
tmp~risis ". seattle BOYS club.
at $3.50. at Collins plsyfield.
Army Baksnhus. charged With being
over the aFe limit Of 20 years set ~ The
star league t. 20 meet with tho sporting
editor ~ The star at .. m today. n
he a. over tho limit the Battery team
glli lose it, franchise In the LEAGUE. II
is tho only indicated team among the
10 entered.
The Knights OF Columbus cage squad.
With IL straight wins TO lls credit. viii
play the sunset Athletic club at the
casey gym "wednesday, The sunset team
~ made up Of colorcd stars, led by Claude
Norris. former broadway player.
The first round Of games In the
high school league wilt he completed
next week with Queen Anne playing
West seattle, Lincoln meeting Hal
hard. and broadway playing Franklin. 4.
narkethail critics following the local
hiEh school league are almost unanimous
IN their opinion that Burke Gibson, Queen
Anne wiard. - the outstanding star ON
the defense In the games played 30 far
this season.
The Item Paris hiIiard five has
Registered johnny Ihorburn. play
field star. replacing Jimmy Bacher.
who " Ill.
Al Provost. former queen Anne midget
star, has been signed by the Ballard
Cabs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Majors to
Depend on
Goa tiers
Flock of Stars From This
League to Make Debuts
in Big Show
BY BILLY EVANS

ANiNG "a fancy
prizes for a ball
player innssil.
ately causes
that individual
"a be "a much
'aikesi about per-
Un.
La most elsea
the publicity
given "a player
thru the medium
81 30 m q club
owner paying a
fancy price fer
.fefrimfuG az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Dan Conway and u. ". Griffin
showed up tho character 81 fishing
obtsinabIr In Lake ssmmsnish lsst
sunday when they landed 70 fine
catch Of eutthroats, casting from
shore In the vicinity Of sulphur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
PORTLAND
FIst Rf~

Thon thefo arc the two rlich"ra.
piilettc and Johnson. for whom De.
troit paid $4,000 and bunch Of
players.
Ono American league scout IN
speaking OF their chances TO make
good says. johnson has "a great
fas, ball with wonderful hop to IL.
He has fine chance 90 deliver"
"Pillette has good stuff but n
stiff knee. American league hltters
will keep him busy laying down
hunts. Eaw him pitch several
games. and he looked worse on
hunts than Yorkc OF tho Chicago
Cubs. Harris Of the Athletics or
gothorou OF Cleveland"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
WEIGH GOT
COIN. HIT

Later WEIGH came 20 this coun.
try. lie held the title long enough
TO corner a wad Of lucre. by boxing
only IN nodectaion bouts. finally
taking the count from Benny Leon
ard. WEIGH WAS never the fighter
that utchis was In HIS prime.
We're Dempsey light hitting.
speedy champion. depending upon
outpointlnE Carpenter. he would
bc an idiot 10 fight In Europe. bu;
altho tho Frenchman may make
Jack miss few times. Dempsey
only has 10 hit Georges once.