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hasn't flattened. lie scales
within 10 pounds of Demp-
sey's fighting weight and
looks TO be AS fast and per-
haps "A bit the better boxer
Of the two. But Dempsey's
greatest asset, his bone
crushing wallop, gives him
such an edge on Tommy that
their fight-if it ever comes
off--will be a plain rehash
of the Carpenter affair.
The same goes for Greb.
For his weight, around 100,
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WASHINGTON PARK
PAYS PENALTY

The Washington Park team paid
the penalty for not showing UP
with full team by losing 10 the
Hawthorne Juniors at Columbia by
10 2 count. The Washington
boys played the entire game with
only nine men. The Park team IL
right up near the top and II they
intend 10 stay in the race they'll
have 10 get all OF their men out.
because the competition IA pretty
keen these days. The Hawthorne
boys have been playing good soccer.
however. and earned their victory.
In the only other junior game Of
the day, the Ballard Juniors an
nexed their second straight victory
by defeating the Allen Athletic as.
ISOLATION by 3 TO count at I'D.
per Woodland park In the prelimi.
nary game. 10 the Maple Leaf West
Seattle classic.
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Canadians
Win l to 0
in Classic
Willis Scores Only Goal of
Great Tilt at Woodland
Park From Scrimmage
ny ALIEN c. ROSE

VIyEST SEATTLE-S powerful
w socccr team went down to
defeat for the first time this
s<n<ou In The STAR league, ee-
fore the Maple Leaf Poet
cIeven in brilliant game nj
Woodland park yesterday after
noon. the final count being
! 70 0.
More than 5000 people Wit
n<>scd the third classic battle
between these two teams. The
race h now tighter than ever
with the title undoubtedly hing
Ing on the last game between
these teams. wiseh will b.
mayed In about four weeks at
HlAwatha-
About five MINUTES from half
time William Mccall. tho West
seattle Eoalir. made his only
mistake Of the afternoon. which
prDved to be fatal. whsn he
made . poor clearance Of shot.
and In the scrimmage that fol-
lowed. Willis. Maple Isaf for
ward. gosicd ttsc only score Of
the game.
The West Seattle team seemed
disorgAnixed. their game being up
held time and time again b. Ted
Upton In the fuliback line. Upton
vas easily the star Of the game.
GsOAILES
STAR
Both teams played cautiously Al
the start Of the game. Both Mccall
and Fletcher. the rival goalies
played brilliantly In the early Stages
Of the game
The second half brought out soms
clever and fast football on both
ssdes and overanxiety OF the play
ers on both sides ruined chances to
score. q
The Canadians goal wa. threat
ened several times in this half. bu,
. couple Of lucky stops by Fletcher
between the uprfshts saved the day.
Maroni. Kempton and Burns
played capably for West Seattle
turnout the day. with Fletcher
Watts. Abbey. White and Bennett
starring for the winners.
GAMES ARE
ESQ
The games between these two
teams Is now $3.50. the first being
. 2: tie. West Seattle winning the
second 10 to . and the Maple Leafs
coping 1 to yesterday.
Billy BIooman handled the whistle
In fine fashion and kept the game
1T fast pace.
The teams lined sp as follows.
Maple Leafs-F'letcher. goal: Cal.
bralth. Watts, fuIlbscks; Smith. Alb
hey. White. halfbacks: J. Doxie
willis. Bennett. Forgie. w. Dowie
forwards.
West Seattie-MccaIl. goal: Thorn.
ley. Upton. fullbacks: McGrath,
Kelly. Msroni. halfbacks: Stronge,
Bsrwicks. Kempton, Burns. craw.
ford. forwards.
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CAsEys WIN TWO

Taking their second game with
L~avcnworth on tho iattcr'a floor. 4s
TO 10. the Knights OF Columbus has
kctbail team finished ti~ first two
game series on their tour Of tho
state with n clean slate Saturday
evening. In the first tilt with
Jcavenworth Friday night. the
caseys copped the decision. 80 to 10.
Bonney and Davidson starred for tho
winners
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rounds. Inevitably. il Wills
had beaten Tate decisively,
the lack of formidable white
men would have forced u
Dempsey-Wills fight.
While Wills setback is n
real satisfaction TO the black
white fight DIRECTORS. it re-
moves the last challenger
worthy of serious considera-
ton from Dempsey's path,
and leaves the champion with
but one loophole thru which
to draw the shekels from the
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clear out of his ring career,
Harry Wills has stood head
and shoulder above the weak
field Of championship possi-
bilitles; and the two would
have met in the fall had the
public opposition TO mixed
championship fights been less
strong.
Wills record was impress
sive, lie had beaten every
white man he could induce to
meet him. including Fred Full
ton. who lasted just three
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playing good ball in the field
and some days playing like
a sieve.
Walter McCredie. s~attie's new
manager. Is one Of the greatest d-vei
opers OF shortstop talent In the busi-
ness. Leave IT to walter TO plug up
that hole.
Besides Stumpf. BIN Patterson may
be considered. Pats hitting 10 the
only thing that will keep him out OF
regular job.
The local club has given up hope
Of Jimmy o'NeiIl coming from Wash.
ingtou. as his health has not been Of
the best.
San Francisco IL another club fac.
ing a big shortstop problem. IL
must replace Jimmy Caveney, the
best man In the league last season.
He goes TO Cincinnati SO far the
Frisco club is still hunting for a man
to take his job. There was some
talk that Heiuie Sands would be
shifted over from the Salt Lake Bees.
but later announcements have Il that
Sands will stick with the Utah club.
There's a young fellow named Hal
Rhyme on the Frisco roster. who Is
being counted upon heavily. He had
trial with the Seals In training
camp last year. but he was too ines.
perienced. SO he was shunted 10 the
Western league. where he made a
prAfy good record last season He
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public the vaudeville stage.
With any Of the present
crop of white heavies for an
opponent, Dempsey couldn't
draw "A crowd big enough TO
pack a telephone booth. lie
has beaten Fulton. Carpen-
tier, Levinsky. Morris. Bren.
nan and practically every
other fighter of any class.
with the exception of Tommy
Gibbons and Harry Greb.
Gibbons looks the best of
the little squad the champion
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LEAGUE No. .
49,.
STAR JUNIOR
CAGE GAMES
ARE LISTED
LEAGUE No. 4

VuiE big game u The Star Junior
l. Basketball circuit this week looks
like the Battery c-staey shown game
booked for tn. knights Of Columbus
W cfnrs'isy night At o. m.
Tho rest Of the schedule for tho
week follows;
WEDNESDAY
coiiiss cuss Va ~Shinrten Park q,
Collins at fis . M.
rsstsr Atni~sic club Va pandy nAklnr
Co ct Cotiir. at lac . m
ssssi JuhisF. nhAn~r a weiff 81
coiiss ~ t,s o IN.
natferr q "a Say rhsvns at Entxhts
ef rofuutNs al .
Pirates ss wet seattle ct Hia~stsa
psn Parts Hstitsrsis pN-fy Making
Co at skuiEhts Of Cofan4hns a. . IN
ssrt HDAN
rssisf sthistie H.iissd Cubs ct
Knishts - coian~ess Of asa p sn
Wilson's Measra Ha.inss. eolisrs
aissr hhs~us az kaixh;s Of Coiunbus
81 Sc m.
nsst~ry "a ims~sisis at klss siss
81 y. IN
A-si,is peys eius Va Collin. cshs at
D M
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pAsKrTRAr.J uin

4 WBLfsbE BASkETBAIsL VIII be
~ on in full blast this week
Following Ia the schedule Of games:
UNIVERSITY or wAsHINGTOs
January i3-it-Oregor at Seattle
January i7-is--Oregon Angles at Corr
January 3o-si--oreeon at Eugene.
January 27-zs-california at Seattle
February '-f-Washington State at Seat
tie.
February is-is-Idsho at Moscow.
February zt-7S-Oregon AEgies at Seattle
OREGON
January s-i0-whitmAn at Eugsn..
January is--Ninth Army corps at
Tacoma
January is-ft-washlnr,on at seattl..
January Is-i7-I6sho at Eugene
January 20-2f--WHahington at Eugene
January s,-2b-- stanford at Eugene
February 3t-Oreron AERies at Eugene.
February io-ii--oregon AEglss at Cor
wallis.
February 1s-fs--caIlfornia at Berkeley.
February l7-ls-s,anford at Palo Alto.
February 2t-7S-WiIismette at Eugene.
March willamette at Balen
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
January f7-iS--Waahlngton ~ Corvallis.
January t7-zs--Stsnford Mt Corvallis.
February 7-t-Oregon at Eugene.
February io-iI--OreRon at Corvallis
February i7.is-Wlilamstte at Corvallis.
February t-7B-washington at seattIs.
February 27-2s-Wsshlngton State at
Pullman.
IDAHO
January is-i7-OreEon at Eugene
January willamette at Salem
January 20 Washington state at Moscow.
January Warrington State at Pull
man.
February 5-4-hontsna at Nissouis.
February Willamette at Moscow.
February So Montana al MOSCOW
February 1915 ashington at Moscow.
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College Cage Season
Opens This Week

February :o-7i-whitman at wara
Waiia.
WILLAMETTE
January i7-i2-W hitman at Salem
January is-i3--Idsho at Salem
February S-t--W whitman at WaIla waiia
February Idaho at Moscow
February i1+Is~-Two or four games with
oregon ARFiss
February it7S-OrcKon at Eugsn.
March 5-t--OrsEon Mt Salem.
wAsHINGToS STATE COLLEGE
January is-GonzaRa at Pullman.
January 2o--fdaho at MOSCOW
January fi--Idaho al Pullman
January Hit California at Pullman
February Washington At Seattle.
February 7-s--atsnford AZ Palo Alto
February io-tt-Caiifornia at Berkeley.
February i7-iS--w Warrington at Pullman.
February whitman at Pullman.
February 27-2s-oregon AEgios at Pull
man.
STANFORD
January 2t-zs-Oregon at Eugene.
January 27-,s-oregon Aggios at Cor
Wallis
February 7-s-cailfornia at palo Alto.
February 7-s-Wasbington State at Paio
Alto.
February i7.1s--oreron at Pa,o Alto.
February 2S--callfornia at Berkeley.
CALIFORNIA
January 1s-3t--waanington stat. at
Pullman.
January Washington at Seattle.
February 3-+-stanford at Palo Alto.
February 1O-iI-Washington STATE At
Pullman.
February if-fb-OrcFon At berkeley.
February 2t-25- Stanford at Berkeley.
WHITMAN
January a-1o~oreEon at Eugene
January RIB Willamette at SALON.
February 3-t-Willamette at Walia
Waita.
February 2o-sl~-Idaho at waila waiia.
February ga Washington ct Pullman.
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West Side
Cage Five
Defeated
Shancr & Wolff Defeat
Leaders, ~ to 10; Ben
Paris Team Wins

TulE West side Athletic club Jun
4 iorn losi a swell chance Ia step
out IN undisputed leadership OF
League No. in The Star Junior
basketball circuit saturday night
when they fell before tho shaner A
woiff team BY e to D, count Al
tho Eiks. club.
In the other big Es.fne o. tho night
the Hen Paris billiard team came
from brhind and beat out the Ballard
Cubs IN the las, few minutes OF their
TIN at the knights OF Columbus BY
a - TO ~ tally.
Tho race u nov all tied up. as
look at tho standing Of the teams
will show.
In the other games Saturday night
tho Wilson's Modern business college
kso~ed under the Imperials. ~ To :.
at tho Eika' club. and the AAAhi
Juniors slipped the Pirates another
defeat at the X. Of c. By 10 10 IL
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
By SEABURN BROWN

Harry Wills l0-round clash
at Portland with Bill Tate,
which the ringSiders almost
unanimously awarded TO Tate,
altho the referee called il a
draw. has an important bear
ing on the present heavy
weight situation ~ Wills is
eliminated as a contender for
Jack Dempsey's heavyweight
crown.
Ever since Dempsey
knocked Georges Carpenter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
TWO TIED FOR
JUNIOR LEAD

South Park and the cowan Cigar
store forged into the lead In the
Junior division yesterday. the form.
err team defeating the Ben Paris
Billiard team 4 to at South park.
and the cowan Cigar team winning
their game by default from Louie's
French Dry Cleaners. The latter
team wis De asked 10 forfeit it's
franchise In the league.
South Park scored In the first
session OF their game at South park
and came back with three in the
second period. Nazzallo and Cello
both scored for South Park, the
other two counting when the Paris
goalie mussed up a couple Of scrim-
mage plays.
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ICELEAD
AT STAKE
TONIGHT

VANCOUVER fasi-coming puck
men ~iii try To- wro@t the league
ieaderrhip from Victoria when the
first and second place holders mee,
on the Milllonairea' homo ice tonight.
V,etoriaH strip Of frs, place u no,
very firm. rs a padded injury iis, will
force Patrick 90 U.s. his ulakrshigt
lineup. which proved Unexpectedly
effective In ia Las; easns agains,
Lloyd Cooks clan OF loo men.
Following IL tho expected lineup:
tlrfars.
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BOEINGS DEFEAT
WOODLAND PARK

In the only other senior game OF
the day the Boeing Aircraft club
defeated the Woodland Park eleven
at South Park by n TO 3 count.
The game was close all the way.
Kuhn. Downing and Mckinley. on
the Boeing forward line. did. the
scoring for the winners. with the
former pair sinking two goals each.
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VARSITY CAGERS WIN

Defeating the Camp Lewis officers.
s2 TO -. the University OF Washing.
ton basketball team wound up it's
preseason schedule Saturday night
at Camp iswis. The varsity meets
Oregon here Friday and Saturday
nights.
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BARNEs MAKES RECORD

STOCKTON. Cal. Jan. Shoot.
inE around the Stockton Golf and
Country club course with 20. Jim
Barnes. American open golf cham
pion. established a new record for the
course Sunday. Jock Hutchinson.
British open champion. equalod the
former record with ~.
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with even less approval by the stu.
dent body than the official title sun
Dodgers." Contending that the sug-
gested name lacks kick, is hard to
picture and Is not appropriate TO "a
university team. the student publica-
tons and the students have refused
To adopt the title. The nanre
vikings" was tried as the official
name before sun Dodgers was in.
troduced and failed TO gain favor
with the students.
Photograph records are used In
many Catholic colleges for teaching
the Gregorian chants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
AMATEUR HOCKEY

Seattlo's Amateur Hockey league.
In which four teams. the University
Of Washington. the American Legion.
the Eckarts and the Wanderers have
entered. will open tonight at the
Arena. with clash between the Uni
vcrsity and Legion teams. at 7.3o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
BONERS LEAVE

Harry Casey. Mickey Harmon.
Harry Eagles and Mike Mitchell are
leaving today for an invasion of Cali
fornia rings. under the management
OF Dan salt. Casey will box Clare
Bronco in their first stop. at Abor-
deem
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Seattle Faces Old
Shortstop Problem
Bill Stumpf Only Man Available So Far; Frisco Will
Have Hard Job Replacing Jimmy Caveney; How
Other Teams Stack Up
BY. LEO II. LASSEN

ATTLE faces the 1872 Coast league cam
paign with the same glaring weakness that
has confronted the Indians ever since Sc
attic rejoined the Coast loop back in 1919.
IL takes just one guess TO know that that
weakness is the shortstop berth.
At the present time Seattle's only avail
able shortstop is Baltimore William Stumpf,
alias Dynamite az far as shortstopping
goes. The Coast league records show Bill
fourth among the fielders, but Tiny Bur
nett would rank high as a shortpatcher
in tho records IL the scoring isn't any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
OH. JOHNNY! OH. JOHNNY,

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. o.
Johnny Wilson. middleweight box.
ing champion. and his manager,
Marty Killilea, have been barred
from boxing in Connecticut by the
state athletic board.
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HUTCHINSON WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.--JoclS
Hutchinson. British open golf cham
pion. won the Northern California
open championship yesterday. Tho
Chscagoan's score for the ~ holes
was s0-73-1e-T5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
I ASAHIS SWAMP
PIRATES

Tho Asahi Juniors walked all over
the Pirates. 80 TO ~. Tho winners
looked bctter than they have an any
OF tho previous games.
Close checking featured the play
Of tho winners. Kichio Arai. Nishlo
and Yokote were the heavy scorers
for the AsahiH. with Breaker and
Dempsey carrying the burden for
the Pirates.
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Sun Dodgers" Still
Washington Nickname
So Says Robert MacF arane, President Of Associated
Students; Vikings" Turned Down by Student.
Last Year by Vote
BY HAROLD MARQUIS

SUN DODGERS" is still the official nickname of Uni
~ versity of Washington athletic teams This statement
mas been made by Robert Macfarane president
cated Student body and other officers of the association
Macarane says the name Sun Dodgers adopted by
decided majority of the students of the university voting
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Mckay

Eddie DAILY. Wisconsin middeweight, who meets
Gordon Mckay in the main event of Tuesday
nights show at the Pavilion. Little is known of
the newcomer, who will make his debut in West
Coast ring, but he has his work cut out for him
in meeting the Idaho miller who has not lost de-
cision since invading the Seattle glove game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
RATU SELLS MUSIC

Morry Rath. san Francisco sec
ond sackcr last year. who has quit
baseball for good. has opened n
music store In Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Tho imperiais were Easy pickinTr
for Wilson's Modern Business col.
leEe. The three Wilson off.nsiv.
men ran wild turnout the game.
while n couple OF free throws by A.
Grant were all that tho Importals
could muster.
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LONG SHOTS
WIN

In thr West Seattle EhAner a
Wolff game the scor. was clos. all
the way. the long shots at Tho end
Of the game winning for the Cloth.
ierS. Russell Haai.fn ~aa tho high
scorer for the winners with five field
goals and two fouls. while Howard
whit,eis.y led tho weat Slider. with
three field goals
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closer than it last All of the including
those between the don't break into the record book
Stumpf is not reliable He's pretty good hitter. click
ing the ball the 800 mark last year and days
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or all the American league players or
the of 1893. Ty Cobb is said to
be tho only one still In active service.
which at the same time shows the
rapidsty with which baseball odd age
comes on and graphically indicates dur
ability OF the Georgia Peach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Since acquiring Dave Danforsh. the
Louis browns have not considered this
pitching staff complete. but are n
dtckerinr for more talent. according y
dope from the mound city. Rumors that
Seorg. Sisisr Was impressed with . Cnasi
hurier. and that the Browns are tryin.
to land this mysterious gent are rife
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SRAf1|
|GnIEz65

~wIld- Bfli D~ssvss. fsrwsr Phil
sdeiphia >stssn.i iease pilot. will
l~~d the View Haven Eastern league
club. ~se~e~dinG Chief Bender. fs-
nsss Indiaa pitcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

I FIsIi F0aIHa FFlInrpon 3, WhrAtor d
\ BIRD !. Ia no. I. t~nehnsr 2 Pre-
thfo~s-Blrd : Esfsr..--SseciA
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CARDINAL p~nnsnt hopes for 1879
ere pinned upon the right wing Of
Biii Dc~k. the most effective pitcher
In the National loop. Dosk has al
wayp h~~n . good fiingc~, bat 1891
va his banner year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Jim Thorpe. star irdlnn athlete. says
he - Foing TO retire from athletics. sc-
cor6tng TO report from the East
Thorpe has been playing ball In the
American association for several seasons.
pAs,iming with tho Toledo ssgresstioa
last season
Herb pennock. routhrsw. Ia the only
good pitcher left on the Boston Red sox
club Ffnce u was riddied by the latest
deal with the New York Nsnks. sending
Joe Bush aac sam Jones to the Msnhs;-
tan club
Evening star., 1922-11-14
Marlboro Entries

First race. purse, $500; claiming. for
two-year olds; five furlongs-'The
Girl, 100: Cumshaw, 1856; Margaret
Loretta, los; Olive May. 1os; Stage
lima, los.
Second race, purse. $500; claiming;
for three-year olds and upward: FIVE
and half furlongs-'Mary Rock So;
S,reamer. ia: Who Knows. 109;
Mountain Dew. LOG; By Heck. ia:
sBogart, 109: "Sid c. Keener, 109:
'Elite, 1o2: Gus Scherr. ia.
for three-year olds and upward; sew
en- furlongs-'Sir Jack. lo4: tom
Norris. 104: 'Zennot:a. 105; Queen of
the Spa, LOG: Reyennis. 1O9: Purl. lis.
Fourth race. purse, $500; claiming:
for three-year olds and upward /;
about five and a half furlongs-
lome 104; Gaudy, ia: Ruth T.. 1o2;
Star Court, ia; Little Avon. 10;
sGlenn, los: Labar. III; Titiania. 112.
Fifth race: purse, $500; claiming:
for hree-year-olds and up; about five
furlongs and ne-half-sEvadner. 104 !;
Runfra. IL; Furlough. 1os: Arrah
Go On. ia; Panjandrum. 107: No
Trumps. ia; Estelle, I'd. III; Tricks.
1O9; Priscilla Greenway, 106; Bodan-
zky, ia.
Sixth race: purse, $500; claiming:
thTee-year- and up; one mile and
twenty yards-'Jap Muma. 1o4; Horeb,
lo1; Sir Adsum, 109: Kingling, I'd. 1o9;
sNavajo, 104; Doyle. 109; George
Washington, 109.
Seventh race: purse. $500: claiming:
for three-year- and up: one mile
and twenty yards-Refugee. 109;
Kebo. 1O9; Burlingame, 10s; Lebluet.
l09; Nigel. 109; Lakross, 109; Pros
pector 109.
Apprentice allowance claimed for
rider. Ave pounds.
Weather. clear; track, fast.
Evening star., 1922-11-14

be legal. The drys do not say they
will cooperate to secure such q sub
mission. They will fight 1t tooth and
nail, and IL 1t passes Congress they
will wage incessant warfare against
the proposed amendment in tho states
resorting to referendum and eyery-
thing else to beat modification of the
eighteenth amendment.
Fight to BE Long.
As for the vets. they will not take
the short cut suggested by the Anti
Saloon League. Their strategy IN to
keep the issue alive and to make II a
vital factor In every election, so that
wet members Of Congress from tho
populous states will increase in num-
bers. Their plan Is to make q demon
stration Of strength 80 as to swing
the doubtful ones into line. The end
OF the fight Is far of. It will be at
least a year before a test vote OF las
weeks election will be possible on a
wet and dry question in Congress.
And by that time the campaign ~
1894 will be on, with both parties
wondering how to handle the problem
in their national platforms. Briefly,
the vets have grown more vocal and
active and are really organizing for a
fight. Tho drys arc holding their
rround, firmly convinced tho farmers
Of the nation and the church-g going
element will resist modification as
merely q preliminary to the break
down at aaieA enforcement machinery
30 has bean provided