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have ioat the services OF Jack
Walker, the master OF tho hook
check. Walker m in n Vancouver
hospital suffering from blood poison.
ing In his left arm. A blister broke
on his thumb and II turned into
blood poisoning. He viii be out
OF the game for at least 10 days.
Last year Walker injured one OF
i hsa knees during tho closing days
OF the campaign and II practically
Knocked the Nets for q trip around
tho Eases In the finals. as the
Vancouver club ran rougb-sbod over
the Nets IN the play-off.
The Seattle team win be r~orran-
lied tonight for the Victoria game
al the Arena Frank Foyston drop
pod back 20 rover In Vancouver
Monday with Archie Bnden playing
center. But tonight Gordon Fra
ser win be sent in AZ rover and
Foyrton will be moved back TO cen
ter and Bridonn win do utility
duty.
Otherwise both Trans wifl take
tho ice an usual.
Tonight's game n . big one for
both teams. A win for Seattle will
place them within onne same of
the rlaycff. and win practically
eliminate Victoria A loss for Sc
attic win put Victoria In the r.c~
and make u necessary for Seattle
20 win two out Of thrcc OF the
remaining rameA two Of which arc
on foreign ice. In order TO qualify.
The teams were expected to line
up as follows tonight
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fiss my bofief. However. don't
want anyone 10 get the impression
that ! am at all chesty about my hit.
ting.
don't believe there In q Single
logical reason that can he offered for
the failure Of more pitchers 10 be
good hisfrrs.
Tho big reasen. OF course. In that
lot OF pitchers take II for granted
TIM, no one expects them TO hit.
Years ago " SEEMS the pitchers es-
tabiished precedent that they
should pitch and not try 70 hit Now
pitchers reiigiousIy follow that be
lief,
Possibly shat theory was ewtab-
fish~d because u was thought that
running around the bases TENDED 10
weaken tho pitcher. and thereby
iesAcn his effectiveness. Believing
such 20 be tire case. great many
pitchers stiil continue 10 pitch. and
forget they ever have n time at bat
az far ~ results are concerned.
have never worked along these
lines. Batting has always appealed
70 me. ] much prefer getting hl'
than striking out three men in a
row. unless. OF course. striking on,
the three men means Sho ball gape.
have always felt that was~n
good hitter. and that 7 could increase
my ability by constant practice. That
IL why indulge in batting practice
whenever get the chance.
II pitchers would get the idea they
couid hit. and that they were expect
cd 20 hit. n wouldn't be long before
a lot Of them would be doing that
very thing.
Lack Of effort and confidence arr
the two thinrn that make most pitch
crs joke as far AZ hitting Is con
cerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15

IN the league. Bakcnhus Is
playing far better this year
than he ever has before.
speeding up his work consid-
erably and using his weight
and height to advantage.
The battery club has . rood
combination Of forwards with
lead Malloy- and hon Ripley ~
probable starters. They also have
"Rrick" Mefarrcn and jimmy Tar.
box for offensive men,
STRONG
GUARDS
Rln MeAdam- ana Ralph Etchsy
will undoubtedly start al Kssnrds.
Both are good defensive men with
Mcadams being pretty good
scorer. Prank shiiieatad may
start NJ one Of the guard b~rthn.
He's another experienced mar.
The pen Paris Billiard team has
been Strengthened wonderfully since
the addition Of Rhinsldo Cacria
and Chez Elliott AT guards. Their
experience and defensive ability ha,
made tho Billiard team one OF this
strongest Junior clubs In the cit,
They haven't lost a game since this
new men have been ndded.
Their attack n ccntered around
ReKgsc Rirsi. rated NJ the bcs, alt
around forward In tho league. Bird
- not only clever shot bat h
IL eood flsor man. Harry Field
man IL q dangerous long shot. al,hc
he mars his work by playing this
man instead OF the ball vicso'
IL Row at center could b, more
aggressive. but he rounds .out th'
team IN good faahlon.
ZINE TEAM
PLAYERS
The Dandy Baking Co. piay- ths
best combination basketball of an,
team In the league. They hav.
the rmootheA working forward due
In the league IN Al waAaon and
Leslie carbls- Both are fine fiooi
men and excellent shots The,
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VIII ~ HafN lAff w tt"tff
Dick cahmeau win start st con-
ter He h n fair performer.
The Dandy Bakers viii be slight
~ weakened on the defense by the
probable loas Of Tommy Wren lie
Is one Of the best defensive players
In tho loop. He will b. replaced by
Victor Bowel. who has played CEN
ter most Of tho scason. Wren may
be out OF tho city.
Clinton HAIRY. rated high M a
running guard. will take care Of the
other guard position. fiaury has
improved considerably over the form
he showed with the Broadway
Tigers last year.
LOGAN Is
HOPE or CUBS
The Collins Cuts vim depend
largely upon the scoring ability Of
Jimmy Logan He joined them late
in the season Jimmy Is one OF
the nharpshoofern on tho tto-pound
Knights OF Columbus team and +
he hits his stride for the Cubs
he will be dangerous. Tom Duffy.
who win start at either forward or
center. Ia another good shot. aitho
hts floor game isn't the best Ia
the world Hay Gayxuiar. a steady
hooper. viii mi In at either forward
or center.
Morris Feidman and Max Metz.
pair Of heavy guards. viii take
caro- Of the defensive work for the
Cubs.
The seocpd GnSns Of the rerses
viii be staged tomorrow night AZ
tho knights Of Columbus with the
Dandy Baking Co. clashinr with
tho Ben Paris Billiard squad n.
bells.
Bob Morris win referee all final
games.
The elimination rerfes for ths
class n honor gets under way to
night with tho Washington rars
and Seattle Boys club duintctr
playing at o'clock at Collins pia,
field in preliminary 10 tho Bat
terry CColiinslcuba tanEle.
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WISCONSIN is
CAREFUL NOW

University OF Wisconsin has dc
.x;ined the University Of California;
Invitation 10 q dual track meet AT
Berkeley on April Is. The Wiscon-
an officials explain their refusal on
the grounds Of the recent criticism
Of the growing Importance OF college
athletics. preferring 20 schedule
meets closer 70 the home school. In
ease the California challenge had
been accepted. other meets would
have been cancelled In order TO take
time for the svf-.
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bod g er
c a g ers
Lose Lead
Idaho Hoopcrs Down Var
sity, 81 to 81, and Take
Conference Lead


MOSCOW. Feb. is. - Taking the
A'A lead In the second half. after
poor start, the University Of Idaho
defeated the University OF Washing
ton In basketball here Last night. ~
to 81.
The vandsis fought an uphfIl bat
tie In the initial period At the staSs
the Washington basketeerr appeared
10 outclass the local squad, their
floor work and shooting displaying
more class.
Stellar work by A. Fox. Idaho for
ward. put the vandals back In the
game. the haIf.time score standing
Mt ~ 10 ~. In the second period
Idaho gradually drew away from The
visitors.
A. Fox, with seven field BASKETS
and II free throws, a total OF -
points. was the scoring star Of tbe
game.
The win gives the undefeafed H.
no quintet the pole In the confereoce
cage race. Washington dropping -
second place for the first time thiD
season.
The teams play the second " The
twogame series tonight washinstnn
must win to stay in the title race. -
win for Idaho will cinch first pisoo
for them, as they have no further
conference games scheduled
SUMMARY
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STECHER WILL
WRESTLE SOON

Joe Stccher. Nebraska heavy
weight wrestling iuminary. In billed
TO meet an opponent as yet I'M
named at Madison Square Garden
February 81. This viii be one OF a
series Of bouts planned m an elm
nation tourney between contenders
for stanisiaus zbyszko's heavyweight
mat title.
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How Junior Hoopers
Compare for Finale
Battery { Are Slight Fsvorites in Big Star League
Series That Opens Tonight Personnel of Team,
Considered
BY LEO II. LASSEN

In the roundrobn for The Star junior basketball trophy
that starts tonight at Collins payfed good basket
ball should be dished up by the four teams competing for
high honors Battery c. plays the Collins Cubs at o'clock
at Collins payfeld in the opening encounter
The the teams compare they line up for the title
playoff makes Battery slight favorte for the cup
with the Dandy Baking Co. and the Ben Paris Billiard five
figured almost strong and the Collins Cubs the dark
horse entry.
The Battery club Is wellbaanced team with the al
tack centerng around Army Bakenhus the best pilot
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Nets Face
Caps With
Jack Out
Seattle Puck Team Faces
Big Fight for Playoff
Without Walker in Line

TER making a
en me. u . h III
fight that car
ried them from
the basement 70
the top Of the
& east p u c \
league. the So.
attic Nets are
facing n bis
task IN tryinr
TO land IN the
pls yoff for the
title.
For tho sec
ond rtraig |
season the Net
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
RASSLIN' GETS
ANOTHER BLOW

The recent Zbyszko-Caddock cham
'plonship wrestling match at Madison
SQUARE Garden. which zbyszko won
by taking two fails out OF three, has
merely spread bit more muck over
the games tarniahed name In Goth
am. according to reports waking out
from New York wrestling circles.
Zbyszko's victories were nuky az
fairs. the referee calling them rob
ing falls. The crowd moaned In
agony. Caddock won the second fan
with a waist lock and inside leg
hold. and received an ovation that
endured for five minutes.
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BASKET TILTS
ON AT THE "U"

First OF the s~ries Of interclsrs
basketball games at the university
will be played tonight In the varsity
gym The freshmen and sophomorcs
viii mix at $50 D. m and tho upper
classes will take the floor one hour
later. The gymnasium Is available
In the evening this week as the var
sity Ia playing away from home.
All four classes have a number OF
good men not on tho varsity squads
and Will put up good games tonight.
Coach Jimmie Arbuthnot. director OF
intramural athletics. expects the
juniors to make a strong showing In
the league and the seniors have an
cnviable record In class basketball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
COLLEGES PLAN
RIFLE TOURNEY

Cadet riremen are training for the
Ninth Corps ARA meet. February 10.
III and ~. which will dctcrmine the
team 70 represent tho division in the
national meet at Camp Perry. Ohio.
next summer. Washington State.
Idaho. University Of Washington.
Oregon Agricultural College. Mon
tana state. Pomona College and the
fSniversttses OF California Southern
California. wyoming. Montana and
Oregon viii enter teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
POP" ANSON
is GOLF BUG

Adrian c pcp) Arson. the -grsnd
old man. Of baseball. has rc-entercd
sportS signing az manager OF the
Dixnore Golf club. Chicago. when
asked recently how golf compares
with baseball As . game OF interest.
Arson opined. We'll. I would rsth.
er play baseball than see a golf
match. but I would much rather
play golf than sec a baseball game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
BOXERS LOOK
TO RICHARD

NEW YORK. Feb. fs.--Gcrnany's
first contribution 70 the ranks OF the
sutof-work boxers appeared today
when Jack Schultz started pounding
Me daily trail to Tex Eickard's box
ing agency.
Schultz Is a middleweight ana mas
had only four bouts since the war
bccause Of the inactivity In the Ger.
nan ring. He said he won three OF
them BIZ knockouts. He worked MS
nay over here looking for a purse
iyke Carpcntler got.
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SNN&F
.Sesg4' !.
MS&A3@5

Harry IencAnsr. vino PLAYED
9vard - the Hen rsrs billiard
s~sm Early IN the seassn. hes tu1
covered from = s~~ssas iiine~s. Ne
se1's play asy mere this rear.
The battery c team 10 practically
made UP ~ former Queen Anne prem
players. Ripley. Bskrnhus. xrAdars.
TsrboS. Ehillsstad all seeing service on
Quay teams At one time or another.
me ehsres 4 woiff team also has q
rosk Of former Quay esrera Tanner.
Nnrkeii. Hssisrn and Evans all come
from the hill school.
NIB Nervts, official vefe~ee fer me
star finals. Will he In absolute
oAasue 81 the gaaes and hh raj
ing~ viii BE- final
Play for All Sfnai gamss vsYi ~ IN Is
minute periods. the same a. during the
preliminary season.
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Gibbons Must Win
Tunney's Crown
First, Saws Carp

PARIS. Feb. is<--Georgca Car.
pentier. light heavyweight cham
pion OF the world. will not fight
Tommy Gibbons until Gibbons
wins the American light heavy.
weight title. now held by Gene
runney. according TO Francois
Dercamps. manager Of carpen.
tier.
According 20 Descsnpsf state
mrnt. he has Informed Tex Rick.
ard, American promoter. OF this
decision by letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
THOMAS LEADS
BOWLING KINGS

CHICAGO. Feb. is.--Harry v.
Thomas OF Braddock. Pa took the
lead in the worlds championship
bowling tournament here today
with a total OF 22s 1850 points for
80 games. Fred Thoma OF Chicago
il second with 223 1850 In so games.
and ID. Dcvito OF Chicago is third
with zse $3.50 In the same number
OF gamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
ERIN TO STAGE
OWN "OLYMPIC"

Ireland win hold ''olympic games
for tho Irish race exclusively In Ire
land some time In August All con.
testants must bo OF Ig,sh blood. 40
cording TO present plans. but national
affiliations viii not he considered. as
a majority OF the greatest Irish ath.
lcics are Americans.
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BaIIaw ftD


cause II reflected ON the climate Of
the section.
vikings was suggested during
tho Christmas vacation. but was
strongly opposed by tho majority OF
the studenta -Huskies" has received
rather general approval. but has not
been accepted unanimously or with
particular enthusiasm.
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To COMPETE IN EAST

The Portland Motorboat club In
planning 20 send n boat TO the in.
tornationsl events at Chicago this
summer and TO affiliate with the Ma
tional Power Boat union before the
racing scason opens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
wArIG.EN HOOKS MILLS

VI. c. waIlgrcn. Everett's oaJk
line billiard shark. defeated y. u.
Mills $50 TO $40 IN tournament
tilt at Brown a Huien's last night.
waIlgren eraged nine and scored
the high total Of the tourney with
"a. Charley Hulen meets G. A.
Smith tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
GOLF HAS JAZZ
BALL TROUBLES

Golf is the latest sport TO dig up
an argument concerning the lively
ball A few years ago a 2oo-ysrd
drive was considered to be phenop
email. while today's ban can be driven
much farther and IL 30 resilient that
green and bunkers are built larger
than In the old days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
ALLEY SHARK
BACK IN GAME

BIN Knox. whose feat of bowling a
perfect 500 game in the individual A.
II. c. matches Mt Toledo few years
ago. has returned to the game and
win bowl with Quaker City team
at this years A. u. c. champion
ships, March ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15

All suggested monikers prob
ably will be- presented 10 the stu
dem body for popular vote With
Two mistakes behind them. the
student will be slow 20 adopt n
new name that does not meet
with universal approval.
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FRANKLIN DOWNS
BROADWAY FIVE

Better control gave Franklin n g
to II win over Coach Turner's Tigers.
Close checking by both teams forced
both squads 10 resort to shooting
from the center Of the floor. Johnny
Mayer. Franklin forward. played a
game that compares favorably with
any work In the prep loop this sea,
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15

adapted to use in the newspapers
Opponents OF the name dis
like II because II has been adopt
ID from Alaskan tradition rsti,-
0 than Washington. Tho fact
that the name u mistaken In
some sections Of tho country
for an adjective has bceen given
~ AZ objection to its use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
BALLARD SOFT
FOR LINCOLN

Lincoln's up and coming cage
ruuad ran up ~ 70 10 score on its
home floor. entertaining Ballard The
RailspIitters carried a bit too much
teamwork and speed for the Single
weavers.
The Lincoln second team won. ~
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Franklin
Walks on
Broadway


nEsrrTE the best defensive play
~ West Seattle has displayed this
year. tho leading Queen Anne basket.
ball squad rode roughahod over the
West siders yesterday. winning 81
10 |. The West Side forwards were
wild In their shooting. Queen Annas
scrubs won. Is TO 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
nv HAROLD MARQUIS

BY HAROLD MAISaIIS
UCsrN DODGERS" "Huskies,'
- Vikings" Washing
toniAns" or what not The
problem of q name for Univsr-
sity Of Washington athletic
teams has taken new turn
Following the accommodation
Of the Alumni, student and fseuI-
~ committee Of the name
~Hnskies," agitation has been
raised by many students TO
adopt a symbol more closely as
sociated with George Washing
Ion, the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15

Sun Dodgers voted into use two
years ago. was adopted from the
name OF the comic monthly magazine
OF the university. II has been
strongly opposed because its length
made it hard TO use. because II has
been impossible 10 picture and be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
.Hurlers
Can Hit
Better
Johnson Says Lack of Ef-
fort and Confidence
Keep Pitchers Down.
BY WALTER JOHNSON

lily are 20 NW
pitchers good hit.
ters7
7 h at In n
rather personal
question. since !
think 1 am n
pretty good hit.
ter.
The fact that
Manager Mcbride
sends me Up a. a
pinch hitter very
often rather veri.
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ruNNEY BEATS wINzEI1.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. fs.--Gene
Tunney. American Interchangeable
champion. oufpoin,ed Whitley winzeli
in an eightround bout here last
night.
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His Record
Shows 2O1
Victories
Badger Cagers Have Lost
But Is Games Since
1911 Under Meanwell
BY BILLY EVANS

>ANQtStfNt tue wonder man
Of basketball Coach MeanweiI OF
the University Of Wisconsin.
Livery sport has It's se.caIled mir.
aeie performers. However. II seems
that basketball has been overlooked
n the shuttle.
Like many others who have
achieved fame In the world OF sport.
DR.. Msanweit's opportunity TO prove
his worth was largely accidental
During 10 years Of coaching Mean.
well has developed teams that have
ven eel out OF ait games.
la nine seasons or coaching at uni.
versitics 81 Wisconsin and Missouri
his teams have Won iso games out
Il isS.
OF the 1Ss games played by these
colleges. TO OF them WIRE against
uaris representing the western In.
ssrcoliegiasc and Missouri Valley
epnfercnccs.
ALWAYS
HIGH,
During ssven years at Wisconsin
~ ,cauns have won four champion.
shsrs. finished In . tic for another
ssd third twice.
Twic~. while AZ Wisconsin. his
teams went thru an entire season
sspdercated. ON four other occasions
~ teams have suffered only ono De.
fat during the season.
Basketball In one Of the most un.
certain games % all the SPORTS.
which speaks all the more for Mean.
weirs uncanny ability TO develop win.
ners.
Coach Meanwcii's first experience
In intercollegiate basketball was
during the season Of feff.fsie. Up
70 that time Wisconsin. while fairly
successful in bassvthall. had never
won Western conference champion.
ship.
HIS
CHANCE
Shortly AFTER the start OF the 1911.
1872 season. Haskell Moves. former
Yale star, who had heen coaching
Wisconsin. was forced TO quit.
Every effort was made to secure
8 professional coach 20 take charge
sfshe team At the time Dr. Mean.
veil ~as in charge OF the mems
gymnasium st WISCONSIN. He offer.
"a his services as coach until a sue
wssor for Noycs had been decided
upon.
with only mediocre material. and
. coach who WINS rereiy a substi.
fuss until some ons else could be So
cured. Wisconsin resigned Itself to a
POOR year Ia h@skSthail.
OPENED
WITH WIN
The opening game of IN. season
resulted In q victory. II was very
unexpected. Then followed sax
straight wins. The athletic anthor.
niss t~ran 10 think Mesnweii was
the man o. the hour. lie was given
TIE position of coach.
AZ the Close Of the season WIscon-
J Gin had not only won the first West.
en- tile tn the history Of tn. univer.
uty. but had guur thru the entire
season without a defeat
In SIX years at Wisconsin Mean
well turned out four championship
teams and two that finished third
Then he went TO University Of
Missouri and won two titles for that
Institution In the Missouri Valley
Conference.
In the interim Wisconsin had been
having is troubles In basketball. II
vas decided 20 call NeaDweil back
70 again put the badgers on the
map. He did 80 by ending the s~a-
son OF is20-f31i la . tie for first
place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
BRUINS MASSACRE
vyEBFOOTEIsS

BERKELEY. Cpl. Feb. ls.-Scur-
ing two 10 one on the University Of
oregon basketball team. the Univer-
sity Of California won the first Of :
two-gamc series here last night -
10 II. The Caiifornlans took an
early lead and were never in danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15

sab.tituiionsi Queen tnse-cady tsl
for kraucrursa Austin fer shreevs. Yves;
aesfti~--Davis for Cole. Cote for Davis.
Davis for fAppy. Norris for Forstsrs. Id
~ for Davis. Forrfers for Morris. Referee
Harrison. umpire--Hasg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15

Idaho steiner for Ger
tin. Gartin for Teiford. Teiford for Stein
er. Nelson for Teiford WsshfnGte9:
Froude for crawford: Crawford for Mica
Olson
scortnE--fSeid BASKETS: A yez- u
Thompson. q: Nelson. 8: Steiner. 4; BY
an. ,. Crawford. .. siefk. Z: Lewis. .
Crawford. 4 out OF IL: Lewis s cut II s.
Score at half ttme--Idshe. 10; wash
fnEfou. Is
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ksAsvs sre puIiing For Gibtsns 10
wsa. Tsmmy is . biz bigger than
sreb. end = derssive vim fer him viii
pr~psre the pusii~ fer . Dempsey
tssbeps fight cihhsos viii take the
u<sAi seeking the shsnspisn is In the
habit ef dealing to his pisymsiem.
bat the pabiie Win pss sp the cs4h.
Gses y to- light fer sestoss censid-
0tbfsons.
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Bs1rv Leonard hss h~~~ s~-~ead
- siuffinx In his bsut with Rocky
Kansas the cthe~ evening. The
thropg as~svnbted thsurht the cham
pscn could have PIT kan~s@ away
when he beunced him IN his shsaI-
der blsde~ In the nth cantc. n may
he that Leonard weakened himself
by making las pounds for the 20
Benny'~ sock Io~e~ lie opiste effect
whcn he scnlea lower than la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-15
Probable Lineups
of Junior Squads
for Trophy Finals

HERE are the probable lin~ups
IL for the four finaffIstr In The
Star Junior Baskctban trophy
race.
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AGGTEs SWAMP
WILLAMETTE :

SALEM. Feb. 1s.--Staging = seor-
ing bee. the Oregon agricultural col
icge defeated Willamette university IA
basketball here last night. 50 to 10.