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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Russian Dramatic Club Novelty
Daurx.

A novelty dance and entertainment
will be given wednesday evening
February /. nj the Masonic temple
by the Russian Dramatic club for
the relief OF the famine stricken fami.
lies In Russia. variety of attract
i've entertainment features VIII be
on the program.
The committee In charge IL com.
posed OF Mrs Henry a. Gerstman.
president: Mrs. George wachtin. pub
llcity: Mrs. u. K1ig,nan. refresh.
mcnts: Mrs. H. A. Gerstman. chair.
man OF tho evening; Or. ID. Kiigman.
assistant: Mr.. George wachtin. tick.
eta
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DEATHS

Cannon. Elizabeth =. IS. Tacoma
Jonca. James W.. days. 1874 Ferry
ave.
swRrtx. Charles Harvey. n. 1885
Iowa at.
Davenport. Aaude NJ ~. 7ot univcr-
atty st
Derrick. Marvella- :, T5ss osth ave.
~. w.
Johnson. Peter. IL. .7s7 Main 1T.
Solhcrg. John. -. ss Marion ~.
Mslloy. John. ~. Fairsicw Landing.
kitEap county.
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Dinner and BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l. Baker are en-.
tertaining with dinner for twelve
AZ their home Saturday evening.
with bridge for the later amusement
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America Decorates
Italy Unknown Dead

ROME. Jan. is.--~The congressional
medal OF honor was conferred on
ItAiy's unknown soldier today b.
( Ambassador Richard Wanhburn
| Child
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BRIDGE Club Entertained

Mn and Mrs. Fred Johnston en-
tertained with three tables Of bridge
~ their home Monday evening. the
guests being members OF .aoir
bridge club.
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Luncheon Compliments
Mrs. Hart

Mrs Clyde Leroy Morris entertain.
ID with luncheon OF twelve covers
at her home yesterday afternoon. as
compliment to Mrs. Vivian Strong
Hart
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Tho women's Commercial Club
will meet for luncheon Thursday
noon at the Washington Annex.
Thomas u. Hill. OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. Will speak on "RecLgna.
ton
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Bridqe Luncheon

Mrs. John @. Peirce will eyter-
tain with a luncheon Of eight covers
at her home Friday afternoon. with
bridge for the later entertainment
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Mr.. Skeel Dinner Host

Honoring the past district govern
ors OF the Rotary club. Mr.. u. l..
Skeel was host at dinner Monday
evening at his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

Friendly societies IN the Unites
Kingdom numbered 5000 at the end
Of 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Luncheon ON Board
II. S. s, Stodd1rd

Commander Bratton. U. S. ". is
entertaining with n luncheon on
board the L. s. s. Destroyer Stod.
dard at Bremerton Friday. Twelve
guests from Seattle will go over TO
attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

There IL no better Hoii or climate
IN the world for the growing Of flax
than In ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Nineteenth Century Literary Ciub

Nineteenth Century Literary club
will meet with Miss Nellie Carr and
Mrs. kestering. at Y. W. c. A. Marx
rwsin's "Innocens Abroad will be
discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
Phi Kappa Sigma Mothrrs' Ciub

Phi Kappa sigma Mothers club
will meet at the chapter house,
Thursday. January 10. at i.so .. m.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

homo OF Mrs. C. ". Rupc. sgIo isth
ave- y. r.. p. IN.
Gat~sood Minute won~n
Catewood Minute Women viii
meet with Mrs. NJ. a. shlnkie. Tios
18TH ave. s. W. at /. y. m Card
party.
Auxiliary Fit. Rrb~kah Lodge
Auxiliary 20 Elite Rebekah lodge
No. ia. Will meet at the home OF
Mrs. r. D~rvin. 1909 T. Union ct.
Thursday. January 10. at .. IN.
Cards.
Social Club No. =
Women's Benefit association OF the
Maccabecs Social club No. . vii
meet at the home OF Mrs Alice Hob
erNon. 2s7T Aurora ave. Thursday.
January 10. at p. m. Election Of
officers Military whist Members
and friends invited.
Clara barton Tent
Miss Grace Hurd will give a lunch.
con In honor Of Clara Barton tent.
Daughters Of Veterans. and its q. A.
X comrades. at her hone. sia7 18th
ave. y. T.. Thursday. at IL O'Clock.
GenersI sherman Circle
General sherman circle. Ladies o.
tho Grand Army. will give a noon
day luncheon at the Fratcrnal Broth
erhood hall in Fremont. Thursday
Jan. 10. Everybody invited.
Queen Council. Ii.
Queen Council. Y. l.. l.. viii hold
Initiation al It's regular meeting or
Thursday, Jan. 10. at sis .. m.
Women Of Nocsrhcart Legion
Women Of Moosehcart legion. al
new Moose temple. s .. IN. Initla
ton.
QUEEN Anne Forinighliy Club
Queen Anne F'ortnightiy club. will
Mrs. George u. Lane. 1894 sixth ave
NJ 2 .. m.
DauEhts~s Of 1T. George
Daughters Of 81. George. in NJ. T.
y. A. hall. on First ave. 30 u. m.
Crown HiIl PIT. A.
Crown Hi PIT. a. meets at 2.3t
p. m. Music.
Mothers' Congress Circle
Playground and recreation commit
tee OF Mothers Congress circle In
Erickson rooms at Y. w. G. A.. lao
y. m. Representative of park boa I'd
and community service will speak.
Bryant PIT. A.
Bryant PIT. A. will meet at The
school. . y. m.
Manus Dranlatus Club
Manus Dramatus club win be On
tertained al the home of Mrs. Arthur
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Amaranth Social club with Mrs.
Bert Wallace. Sos 18th ave. ~. y.
Picnic lunch AT 1870 y. m. followed
By election Of osficrrn
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER

fHt hsDAY. JANUARY "a
DR. and Mrs. Frank Wit 70 entertain
~ dinner. c0tnpiinsntinx Miss
.a,hsrins Baxter and her fiance.
Mr.. walter Gray Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ksllshsr vii
entertain Robert y. Lee chapter.
United Daughters Of the Confsd-
eracy, NJ their home at = O'Clock
Miss Phyllis Hamlin's bridge even.
Ing for Miss Angela Mcclellan.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 70
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T.. Roy are
entertaining With an evening Of
DR. and Mrs. j. Tate Mason 20 On.
iertain at bridge. complimentary
70 Mr.. aud Mrs. william Henry
Mrs Claude G. Ramsay will commit.
nent Mrs. W. H. Payne with an
Informal bridge.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 2i--
Bridge party at women's University
club
Mr.. and Mrs y. p. whiting 10 bo
dinner hosts at their home.
Mrs George ". Parker 20 entertain
- tea for Mrs Arthur Russell
Griffin and Miss Catherine Baxter
SUNDAY. JANUARY r.
Buffet supper at home In Bellevue.
with hr. and Mrs. Henry Chorus
hosts
Tuesday. JANUARY e.
Informal bridge evening for Miss
Catherine Baxter and her fianca.
Mr.. Walter Gray Mclean. with
Mr.. ana Mira Crawford Anderson
az hosts
SATURDAY. JANUARY 2s--
The marriage OF Mas Ida Diokey
10 Mr.. william Boundy at the
home OF her brother and sister
in-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Dlckey,
a. $50 o'clock
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g
Junior prom 81 the University Of
Washington a. Masonic Temple.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 49,
The marriage 81 Miss Catherine
Baxter 20 Mr. Walter Grny Nc.
Lean. ~ $3.50 o'clock, In Trinity
Episcopal church.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY e.
Mid season Assembly clubs ball in
Christenaen's hail
-
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German Ladies' Socict,

The German Ladies' society will
give n benefit card party Thursday
evening. January 20. at $40 p. m. In
odd FellowH' hall
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Street Car Mems Dance

The street car men and the ladies'
auxiliary will give dance in the old
X. OF T. hall Friday evening. Janu.
airy %. Public invited.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. hEea
Walker. Ciaud v. Seattle legal
Mickey. L1cile. seattle ...... Legal
TaEachi kamekiehs. Seattle .....ss
KIDD. sci. Seattle .....+ssssss.ss 80
Hatotis. James. burlington .....aI
Janrdsn. AnAstnsia j.. Seattle .ss.3.
HycEek. Thomas n. Seattle. Legal
oEura. Srraphinn ~. Seattle Legal
simpson. Chester A.. Seattle Legal
onbFon. Anna a.. Seattl. .... Legal
Palmer. Walter r. Seattle .....2t
Martin. Mildred Rose. seattle Ills
solomon. George H.. Seattle ...e5
hereford. Rose. Seattle .......ss.te
Meyers. william r.. Seattle. =. Legal
Nelson. Louise X. Seattle Legal
peddycard. Compton A.. Es-
ffrkt .s-.sssss s-sssfFs . t<fAal
wost. Jessie. Everett ........ Legal
French. william ~. Seattle Legal
Bronx. Grace. seattle ....... Les al
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Catewood Minute Women viii
meet with Mrs. ~ A. shinkie. 7los
18th ave. s. w. at .. m Card
party.
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Auxiliary 20 Elite Rebekah Lodge,
No. ias. Will meet at the home OF
Mrs. r. D-rvin. 1909 p. Union ct.
Thursday. January 10. at .. IN.
Cards
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RoLDLs COFFEE NOW FIVE
CENTS. advertisement.
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SoftaI llnh M q

Women's Benefit association OF the
Maccsbecs Social club No. . viii
meet at the home OF Mrs. Alice Rob
srson. as7T Aurora ave. Thursday.
january 10. at p. m. Election Of
officers Military whist Members
and friends invited.
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Ralnlrr Nnhl. An,lIlnrr

Rainier Noble Auxiliary Of the
American Legion will meet in veser.
ans haii. Arrnory. THURSDAY. Janu.
AIRY 10. nj .. m. Election Of OF.
fioern and annual reports will 10
r~ad. Mrs Walter IssalN retiring
president. In charge. A picnic eup-
per viii b. served at tho close Of the
meeting. Phone Mrs. George A.
RAdford. ksnwood .ts5.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES


High school Orchestra 10 Give
Concert
The Broadway high school orches
tra Of IS pieces viii give their an.
nual concert In the school auditori
urn Friday. January 20. at p. m
u. =. Davies. director. An interest
ing program has been arranged.
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Coterie Club

Department OF parliamentary pro
ccdure. Coterie club. will meet nj the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Annie Wright Seminary Club

Annie Wright Seminary club win
meet with Mrs. ". IL. Latimer. ia
Terry ave. D. m
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Randolph. tio y. 10th 81. Thurs.
day evening. January ~. This will
take the place o. the regular meet.
ing. Numbers urged 10 attend.
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GRAY, FADED
HAIR RESTORED
.DANDRUFF GONE!

without the use Of dyes tbousands Of
men and women have restored the original
color OF their hair, whether black, brown
or blond, IN natural, harmless and
pleasant manner with Nourinhino--a real
tonic which feeds and nourishes the hair
thus restoring ~ 20 its original vitality
and color. II unfsiIinaly removes dan
drun. promotes hair growth and prevents
u falling cleanses tho scalp One bot :
tie usually II effective. ~ a dandruff re-
mover alone II II worth many times the
price asked. BE gray no longer. No
matter what you have tried try Hour.
ishine. Price i1.2J per bottle. postpaid.
souriahlne Mfg. CO.. ssO-B Security Bldg,
Los Angeles, carr
Nourishine Is Not a
Dye
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Miss Grace Hurd will give a lunch.
con In honor Of Clara Barton tent.
Daughters Of Veterans. and i,A O. A.
Il comrades. at her home. sis7 isth
ave. y. T.. Thursday. at IL O'Clock.
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Evergreen Driit Team club of the
Danish Sisters society with Mrs c.
r. Hansen. ia 18Th ave. s.. at TAO
y. m.
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Gamma Phi Ri,


. Gamma Phi Beta meets In the Bon
: Marehe tea room q noon.
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Geno~aI sherman Circle

General Sherman circle. Ladies' Of
tho Grand Army. will give noon.
day luncheon at the Fratcrnai Broth.
erhood hall In Fremont. Thursday.
Jan. ID. Everybody invited.
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Trustees of Seattle Federation Of
womcn's clubs Will meet at Fcderat-
ed clubhouse. 1890 a. m.
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p. r. Day PIT. A. meets at AIS
-. m. Speaker. Mrs. Frank.
Schmitz. home visitor OF vocatlonai
department OF Seattle public schools.
Subject. juvenile Delinquency. Mu.
sic by school children. Mothers ar.
urged To attend.
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Sunshine Guild

Sunshine guild win meet with Mrs
Ellen J. Hawkes.. 9s2 10Th ave. II
q. M
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. HAmIii. with
their daughters. Margaret and Claire.
and son. Kenneth. arc leaving n~x,
week for los Angeles. where they
viii make their home IN the future.
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Queen Council, Y. Ii.

Queen Council. Y. l.. l.. viii hold
Initiation al Its regular meeting on
Thursday, Jan. 10. at Sis .. m.
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What promises Of the local golf
smsn Of the nseweed and Norh End club. clash In the
Stein stea feaser wesand and several
soS Ss's on .s sa'a the ." sn Washington course " ''
ever popular links victory registered Of
ssrs North End Sunday. when he
won the club % $ BY four az wi" owe. s ss,,s
for several been rated with III. best IN the city but until las,
Now that he tho Of victory, the
pulling an, opponsns Sunday,
Dixie" Fisas,r
Losing maehe. habit with FOLKS Of To. E.rilns,cn
give hmyssi and h think than the entire
Is going request
"srs aA s and he A. , :" ss hard battle when the, match
den.as the mems It's match Tacoma las. Sunday
Earinsson $50 Hence
competition
Frederick ,s a, Nelson .,,. As follows
sm-ssd Mn: e. vs. English =, Kms b neh.. 81 Vs.
Merhsr.on. wsndIaw.
sssas ballard IS v. 80 s"ns rsns s " Dora"
81 20 wati.s,ev
nisirrer,.r; IS KsIsa, wlannsh.m. -
nseho pis, a. RsssM"rrn, s ~ rrouS ss,,s, =. r,.ot
Crsder. -. scott chrysiai e.
competing viii be allowed IN strokes to the team whose
aggregate;
BY @ % s July a ON. @s bound %s
ceeding round.
Some 30 Yakima country
midst and they VIII Darlington match play
the Black These from the lands Of
getting
EDDY Esrns'en professional.
the quite
insien " finish on lond.n Of
ssuasn golf euxas.
their second n BATH. , mt y Win the City
club nk. and II at the Meadow Park victory
local herd win bring the sss
Tsrcms trounerd initial las Ciaude
Stanley win take lineup Tacoma and
another win look bright.
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Washington Park will be out
in force. while Fremont will
be weakened by the loss of
Bud Davis, their crack short
stop. "Curley" Sewers will
also be missing from the line
up.
In this game the teams are ex.
pected 20 line up as follows;
Washington Park-Wayman CT:
Ward. %: Mlrk. RI: w. Griffiths. 49,.
Mers. 3b: Smith. c. schlosser. ID.
Llndgren. II, stitts. pitcher.
Fremont--Dean. 3b: Macdonald,
2b: Larson, -; Jones. p; Hyman. C.
McCutchin. ID. Delaney, CT: Brene.
gan. n. Sanderson. RI.
Don Burke will start on the hill
for the West q Wheeler club. with
Merrill Hsines behind the plate. Don
McGnlvray Is expected 10 pitch for
the HIlImans. with Kenny Stats be.
hind the platter.
The probable lineups follow:
West & Wheeler Collins. So: Fin.
ney. Oh: Ron willis. CT: Ray Willis.
2b: Burke. y; Kirkey. ID: Hsines. c;
Todd. II: Morse. RI.
Hillmans - Ripley. n: Pcpin. 2b:
Jerome. So; Dryer. 3b: Stats. c:
Pencgor. ID: Ronald. Ct; Jarvis. RI;
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club.
The Indians lost another game Fri.
day 20 Oakland. marking tho fourth
straight licking at Oakland and
chaikinR up the ninth defeat In IL
starts on this road trip.
The club. after climbing 20 fourth
place. almost tying for third on its
last road journey. has stumbled down
the LADDER until only sacramento's
cripplcs stand between the tribe and
tho basement.
aan Francisco II bringing n strong
ball club here. Headed by Jim
oconneli and Willie Kamm. their
two great young stars. the Seals are
going great guns. being just n leap
behind Vernon.
The Seals are getting some great
hitting. leading the league In this de.
partment. o'Conneii. Kamm. Eili.
son. Kelly. Kilduff. See. valla. Ag.
new. Compton and See all hitting
over 800. ISilduff In batting 800.
Walsh .2sa and Rhyme in the same
neighborhood. Yeile II the lowest
regular. hitting around $50.
Kilduff at second. valla In the
field. Rhyme at shortstop. Mitchell.
Mcwhenney and Coumbs are the
new pitchers.
other new pastlmers who are
with the Seals this year. but who are
familiar 10 Seattle fans are Comp.
ton. Geary and See. all former In.
dIans. See is pitching now instead
OF playing the outfield.
Alten. "a southpaw pitcher, has
been added 10 the staff.
Manager Miller la also a newcomer
10 Seattle fans, the former Philly
player making his debut here Wed.
nesday.
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EGt< LOOKED
BETTER

Joa EgAn looked hettsr the other
night against Tom King than he has
at any time "a the Northwest this
year. And whyg Because King car
ried the fight 20 him and made n
battle out Of u. Egan IL disiinctlvsiy
a defensive fighter because Of HIS
short arms. with hts world of ex.
perience and boxing akin he"iodlss
good whom the other fellow carries
the fight.
Match him with Gordon Mckay.
another fellow who counters well.
and YOU have an agony" fight.
Both are clever. Neither will take
any chances on leading.
The same goes for the Jimmy
Rivers. Harold Jones fight the other
night NJ the Arena. Both we're visit.
Ing for tho other. and consequently
there wasn't much % fight II
wasn't good match making. Seldom
do two clever fellows put UP a good
bout. Put fisher against a bower.
or match two fighters. and you have
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
NEW CHAMPION
IN MEMS DIVISION

A new champion Is being crowned
today In the mems division. when
Frank Kozlowski and Leo Lager
strorn battle. Both fellows have en-
tered the two previous tournaments
but neither reached the finals before
Last year wilton Smith defeated
BIZ Nolan in straight sets for the
honors while the year before DICK
Burr won from Don Waller In
straight sets. too.
OF this quartet only Burr entered
thl. year. He was defeated In hard
three-set match by Earl White, who
in turn lost to Lagerstrom. Lager.
strom eliminated Burr In 1921.
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O'Connell
Is Hitting
Over 400
Frisco Star Is Pounding
the Ball at .401 Clip;
Leaders Named

Tim o'CoNNELL. San Francisco's
- great young outfielSer. was stu
showing the way to the hitters in
the Coast league. according to aver.
ages compiled up TO last Sunday. and
Including Sundays games.
OConnell. in rs games. was cred.
tied with n mark of .4oi.
Joe Kelly. his teammate. was sec.
ond with 1914.
Brick Eldred was leading the Sc.
attic regulars with mark OF .33i.
while Ed Barney was hitting .s2s.
Morry shick, OF Salt Lake. leads In
runs scored with IS.
O'Conell has tho most hits. los.
Jim Poole, OF Portland. and Paddy
slgiin. Salt Lake. tie for two-base
hitting honors with 20.
Nelson Hawks. Vernon ry-chaser.
leads In triples with 10.
Charley High. OF Portland. is show.
ing the way In home runs with ..
Claude Cooper. OF the Oaks. Is
leading with 81 stolen bases.
Young Mccain. OF Portland. leads
In sacrifice hits with "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
TRIANGULAR
CREW FIGHT
PREDICTED

NEW YORK, June 24.-With the
Az Yale-Harvard race out OF the
way. the last and most important wa
ter event OF the intercollegiate sea-
son viii be staged late Monday on
the Hudson. at Poughkeepsle. Six
crews. representing the best in Amer
lean rowing circles, win fight for the
crown that is now held by the great
eight OF the United States naval
academy.
Two months ago the midshipmen
crew was regarded as a prohibitivs
favorite TO close its illustrious record
with another intercollegiate victory.
In the past two weeks opinion has
changed. however, and now the crit.
les expect bitter three-corncred
fight between the Navy, Cornell and
Washington. the champion crew OF
the Pacific coast.
Rowing fans have been warned not
TO underestimate the Orange crew.
and IL is likely that four crews will
battle all the way down the three
mile course. with Pennsylvania and
Columbia having the outside chance
that always exists In a big field.
NEW LONDON. Conn. June ~
Yale's varsity crew defeated Harvard
by almost three lengths in their an-
nual four-TIle classic here yesterday
The Harvard frosh and juniors de-
feated the Yale entries earlier in tho
day.
Bernard Peiiy. 1914 Minor ave.
son OF the British consul here. was
elected captain of the Yale crew. fol.
lowing its victory in Connecticut
over Harvard yesterday. He wa9
captain OF the frosh team In 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
HARPER MUST FIGHT
HEAVIER MEN

Harper Is no longer n lightweight.
The boxing commission should see
20 n that under the middleweight
iimi, no boys are matched where the
difference In weight exceeds eight
pounds. 10 pounds ut the most
The bigger they get the less dif.
ference weight makes.
But no matter what division they
may be in. the advantage is with a
good. big man against good little
man 90 times out OF 100.
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Final Star League Cup
Games Listed Sunday
Vest & Wheeler Can Cinch Trophy With Win Over
Hillman Merchants; Washington Park Clashes
With Fremont; Games at Lincoln Park

will see the final games being
played at Lincoln payfield in The Star Jun
Tor Baseball league with two melees being
scheduled.
Only the biggest kind of an upset can
beat the West & Wheeler club out of the
title. The Real Estate team is leading the
parade with three straight wins. and they
cinch the title if the Fremont Cyclones beat
Washington Park at noon, or if they beat
the Hilman Merchants themselves in the
2 o'clock struggle.
The latter task should not be very diff
cult, because the Hillman team, the young
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which would make sweet main
event.
IL looks like Mike Gibbons. IN.
~. Paul mlddiewcight star. will he
the main attraction here. either on
that date. or soon afterwards. Glib
hons. one Of the greatest middle.
weights that ever climbed thru any
ropes. IL fighting Joe Pagan 10
rounds In Vancouver. H. c.. July 0.
Gibbons. not the flash that he
once was, 10 stili one OF the rank.
ing middleweights In the game 20.
day and. as he has been fighting
regularly all season. he should be
able 10 show the boys and girls
some big league glove class.
As to who would fight Gibbons
here. II would probably be either
Gordon Mckay. the clever Idaho
fellows. or Bert colimah, the Los
Angelo. msuler. Chances favor the
latter because he would be new
here and judging by his great work
In the Movie city he can fight as
we'll as bon. over the six-round
rouis a Gibbens.c ollmas setto would
be rare dish.
Another bout In the making ~ a
jimmy DUFFY Bobby Harper clash.
This has the engmark. OF being a
great battle.
And Travis Davis il itching for
a chance TO do battle with either Of
this pair again. lie fought Harper
a draw and was shaded by Duffy.
Dave Shade II returning 10 tho
Coast soon. Wouldn't "A bout with
Shade and any one OF the Harper.
Duffy Davis trio look pretty SWEET
After long layoff II looks Hike
firrt.clasn boxing II coming back
again In Seattle. The fans have dem
onstraied that they will pa,ronize
class libcraily. and there won't be
any excuses for the promoters 10
offer with this GALAXY OF talent on
hand.