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The Navy wants its 1899 gridiren
game with the Army to be held
December 9.
Philadelphia high school boys may
compete I'm an interschoiastic golf tour-
ney among themselves ne1t summer.
Alma Richards. OF the University Of
Southern California. Is specializing in
discus throwing. Next cling no viii
represent Los Angeles A. c.
Included In Coach Bnl Martinb
reunsyivanis State track team IL
Alan Heifrsch. holder Of the National
Amateur Athletic union sso-yard
crown.
Coach Jim Ten-Eyek. Of Syracuse. has
four varsity oarsmen from the 1871 crew.
IL Is expected over 100 asplrants will
turn out January 30 when work u
started In the tank
yaie's new running track. on the ssts
yard straightaway. something the Blue
athletics needed.
The Annapolis academy hes stx a
its champion eight-cared vanity
crew Ia depend upon In this years
dual and other rcguttas.
Canada wants English college crews TO
attend Its aquatic meet held in conjunc-
tion with the sports program at the
Toronto exhibition.
Michigan AgEle authorities are consid-
ering the erection OF new stadium to
scat $4,000 people and cost $4,000. A
state appropriation is desired.
University OF Michigan will try 60 re-
juvenate ice hockey among the Western
colleges
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RICHARD LINES
UP GOOD BOUTS

The elimination tournament Tex
Rckard Is lining up for Madison
Square Garden wiH be a good thing
for the game. and viii settle the
various arguments on who should
meet Champion jack. Fred Fulton
and Bob Roper will meet In the
first OF the matches on Jan. IL and
another bout for the same date 10
bring Gene Tunner and Battling
Lcvinshy. American light heavy.
weight champion. together Is under
consideration.
Bob Roper has not yet signed
articles 10 meet Fulton. In case he
In not obtained. BIN Brennan will
be offered the fight. according to
New York reports.
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will have the stiffest kind
OF competition this year,
especially from Califor-
MIA, when they play the
Golden Bears here in a
few weeks. The Idaho
Vandals and the Oregon
Aggies also are powerful
quintets this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11

Washington's basket
ball team has its eye on
t h at Coast conference
championship, but n OF
with the glare of overcon-
fidence. If Washington's
team loses out, the players
will accept it like sports
men, and defeat will not
be accompanied by alibis.
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Five Star
Cage Tiffs
Are Billed
Ben Paris Billiards VS..
Dandy Bakers in Big
Schedule Game Tonight

1--WE games are being played to.
Il niKhs In The Star Junior basket
ball league. The schedule follows:
At COLLINS FIELD HOUSE
Ballard Cubs vs.. yesier Ath-
letic club, nj $50 p. m.
Asshi Juniors vs.. Shancr &
Wolff. 40 100 .. m.
Washington Park vs.. Collins
CUB. nj $50 p. m.
At KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
Ben Pl,ris Billiards vs.. Dandy
Baking o.. mt o. m.
At WEST SEATTLE
West ssaitie ". Pirates. ut
y. m.
The mana ger OF the Pirate team
IL asked TO bring the detailed re.
suit OF his tsum's game 10 The Star
after the game tonight.
The biggest game on tonlght'n
schedule b the uff al the X. OF c.
Both the Ben Paris and Dandy Bak.
Ing Co. teams are contenders for
the title and "A goood game should
be on tap.
Tomorrow night one OF the big.
gcst games OF the season will be
booked Mt the Knightsfof Columbus,
with Battery c playing Stacy
showns. The gane starts at Z p. m.
Saturday night the following
schedule will be in effect:
Wilson's ~, u. .. We. stacy Ehowna. 81
gfso .. m. Of X Of g.
battery c va trsperais. at Eihs club
al D. IN
seattle Boys elm va Collins Cubs. al
Eiks eiab. a. 7 o m.
Dandy baking 90. va rssicr A. C. 81
X Of G. at s5s ,, m
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SECOND TIME
FOR WILLIAM

When BIN Doak. ~. Louis pitcher.
led tn, National league hurlers in
effectiveness last season with
mark Of ass earned. runs per game
against him. Il was the second time
that he has lead the mound men OF
tho senior major. lie was In front
in 1914. hls first year in the Ma.
tionai league. with 2 mark OF ia.
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Coach "Heck" Edmund
son the Sun Dodgers have
one of the best coaches
and trainers in the bust
ness. Not only is Edmund
son a real coach and train
er, but he is a regular fell
low, and his men will fight
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ever turned out. The
squad is well balanced,
having spec d, ability,
fight, brains and scoring
and defensive ability-ev-
erything that goes to make
a winning team.
And, more than that, in
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dence among the players
or followers of the team
the biggest bug-a-boo in
athletics.
The Washington team
is probably the best bas-
ketball outfit that the Uni
versity of Washington has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
Overconfidence Is Not Threatening Varsity Cagers

Dodger basketball five,
which opens the season
with Oregon here Friday
and Saturday.
But, strong as the Wash
ington five is admitted to
be, there has not been one
symptom of overconfi-
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their heads off for him.
It's to be regretted that
C ollege athletics don't
have more men Of Ed
mundson's type at the
helm.
The Sun Dodgers, man
for man, realize that they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
&CKINPAUCH
is A SENATOR

NEW YORK. Jan. if.-Joe Dugan,
Athletic third sacker, and Frank
O,Rorrke. Washington sbortstop. go
TO the Boston Red Sox; Roger Peck
inpaugh joins the Washington club
a. playing manager. and outflelder
Ed Miller and Acosta, pitcher, OF
the Senators. Rdopt the livery Of
the Athletics, as a result Of
three-cornered deal. according 10 an
announcement here today.
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Riley. the biz forward. will be showed
hack 60 the defense and Archie Bri.
den will take Riley's place at left
wing. IL was thought that Hickey
would be back on the JOB tonight. but
chances are that he won't ~ able 10
start the game.
Prank Foyston will be back At cen.
ter tonight. and Bernie Morris will
Be shifted 20 right wing. Morris
rixhthanded shot Is needed on the
wing.
Vancouver Is back IN stride again.
defeating Victoria 4 70 the other
night. and going back in first place.
A win for the Seattle seven tonight
will Just about knot the race again.
- IL win put them even with Vic
tcria and but a single point from
the leaders Vancouvera lead "
sure after tonights game tempo
rarity. regardless Of the outcome.
Nancouver's players are all In
good condition for tonlzht's tiff with
the exception OF Lloyd Cook. His
eye was slightly cut In the Monday
game.
The teams are expected 20 line up
a. follows for the faccoff az $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
CASEYS TRIM
SPOKANE CLUB

BY "A score Of % 10 Il. the knights
Of Columbus took their forrt
straight win OF their state tour last
night. defeating the fast Spokane
Athletic club five at Spokane. wires
the Casey manager. The game WAS
fast. featured by the close checking
Of both teams and the shooting Of
.I1nsison OF the knights.
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ED ROUSH MAY
STAY AT HOME

The Cincinnati club In determined
II will not agree TO the salary de.
mands of Roush. Tho officials seem
pretty certain that Roush will stay
at home unless they do. That was
the big reason for insisting on
George Burns from the Giants in
the trade for Groh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
FANS WANT THE
KING OF SWAT

Baseball fans the country over are
wondering IL Judge Lands will insist
on carrying out the Ruth sentence
10 the limit. A great many OF the
fans are OF the opinion that n lighter
sentence would have upheld the dig.
nifty OF the judge, and are hoping he
reconsiders IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
JOE JUDGE is
INFIELD STAR

Joe Judge In often overlooked when
considering the best first sackers in
the major leagues. Joe IL fast. can
hit. and is great fielder. He is
rather easily injured. That In really
the only fault that can be found
with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
YALE STAR OFT

oHearn. who played a star game
at quarterback FOR Yale last season.
IN out with an injured knee. lie sus-
talned muscle rupture. In a recent
hockey game and Is out for tho rest
OF the season. Yale expects big
things from him in football.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
BY LEO II. LASSEN

FOR the first time in
years, a Washington
athletic team enters Coast
competition considered
one of the strong contend
ers for first honors.
That team is the Sun
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Callers for the next half hour were
told that MIR. DAILY Is out" Which
he was.
In the first half OF the twin main
event George 1ngle managed TO keep
his coast lightweight crown on his
peak, altho Joe Dunn. the Portland
i35-pounder. had lien on the Jew
eled hatband during the first three
cantos OF their punch fest Dunn
Is clever. heady worker. and both
cred the champion with a left jab.
lngie took the fourth round handiiy,
.off'setting Dunn's early lead. and
was awarded the call.
DAILY. in the language OF the pro-
letariat. had unthin'." The shifty
Mckay made a monkey of the
clumsy. fat fastener in the first
two rounds In the third spaan a
right-hand poke sent wisconsins rep
resentative down for the count OF
10. DAILY got UP. blocked a series OF
swings with his chin. yelled women
and children first" and sank.
Frankie Pantley's experiences was
Just n bit too much for Eddie Neal.
one OF Pete Noes Anacortes millers.
and the Seattle 1is-pound boy COPIED
close decision.
Sailor Colsey Of Butte and Johnny
Coggins. Butte featherwieght.
staged the best scrap Of the even
ing. In the second round the boys
stood toe TO toe and gave each other
and the raiibirds who like to see
heavy seeking the kick OF their lives
Coggins copped the 60.
Young Waterman won the way
over Sailor Joe Dunn. the San Diego
weller. In the curtain raiser.
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RALEICHCOB
TEAM BESTS
WEST SIDERS

I EADiNG all the way. the II. 81. s.
- Raleigh crew soccer team de-
feated the West Seattle team OF The
Star senior soccer league yesterday
afternoon. TO ?. The sailors have
one OF the best teams ever seen In
the city. The tilt was staged at
Hiawatha playfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
OFF TO CONFAB

Prexy Boldt Of the Seattle ball
club. with Secretary Jimmy Richard.
son and Manager Walt McCredie,
plan TO leave tomorrow afternoon for
the schedule meeting OF the Pacific
Coast league at San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
PENN SKATERS
IN BIG SHOW

Two former Penn State stars will
have try-out with the New York
Americans this spring. They are
Glenn Killinger. the star OF Penn
states 1921 football team. and Hinky
Halnes. who was the big noise In
1920
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KILLINGER TO COACH

Glen Kiliinger. Penn States ALI
American quarterback. has been
chosen as coach of the Dickinson
College football team. according 10
a recent announcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
FORM ALLEY CIRCUIT

The Zellerbaoh Paper company's
Seattle employees have organized a
four.team bowling League, which will
bowl twice week, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. on the orpheum
alleys.
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Has "Moo-~" johnson. yiefcrtas
Graod Old hockey veteran. hit the
toboGKsnT After playing fine
Earne In the opening battle here
Johnson didn't 60 80 well in later
games. and now he hs. bern shifted
back to defense and Harry Mesksnx
h playing rover. yofhn-on's psks
check IL stiii working. but he ISN'T
skating fact enough To cover the i~e
necessary for . rover to take care Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
pINKMAN. DUFFY MATCHED

Eddie Pinkman and Jimmy Duffy
will head the Northwest Athletic
clubs boxing show Tuesday night
Il was announced at the Crystal
Pool last night.
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Carpenter and
Cook Are Ready
for Big Battle

Here's how George Cook. Aus
trallan heavyweight contender.
and Georges Carpenter. worlds
lightheavyweight king. compare
before their 20.round decision bat.
tie booked for London tomorrow.
CafuWufler cook
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KID IA ROSE ARRIVES

Kid La Rose. who admits that he
B the Canadian bantamwcight
champion. Is In town looking for
bouts. He may box In the next
smoker Tuesday night. " Clay Hitc
likes his looks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
GEORGIA WILL
PLAY MIDDIES

Georgia Tech IL to have a place
on the Navy schedule for 1929. The
Southern eleven. known as the Col.
den Tornado. for some reason not yet
satisfactorily explained. will play at
AnnapoliA October 2H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
GRER VS.. McTIQIiR.

Since Johnny Wilson ran out of
his match with Harry Greb. the
Pittsburg light heavyweight has
signed 10 meet Mike McTique in
stead at the Garden next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
HOOP CROWD LIMITED

Attendance at the Washington
Oregon basketball game. which will
open the Coast conference hoop
Marathon in the university gym
Friday night. will be limited to
1000. according 10 announcement
Of Darwin Mcisnest. graduate man
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STARTS THE
FINAL LAP

CHANSToR & LYON and Bailou
~ 4 Wright took three straight
games from the Sunset Electric com.
pany and Alfred Aycrst Inc. rcspec.
lively. In the opening evening of the
second half OF the gasoline bowling
marathon. Ray Hillman, of CHAINS
Tor & Lyon. had high game. with 23i.
and high total with sos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
CAMP TUMBLEs

when Walter Camp selected
schwab of Lafayette. Devinc OF Iowa
and Muller OF Chicago on his All.
America team. u was the first time
"A player from these institutions was
so honorcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
BEARS VS.. SYRACUSE

Syracuse University ard the Uni
versiiy OF California will meet In
series OF lawn tennis matches. which
will be played at syracuse. June s.
Both singles and doubles will be ar.
ranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
PORTLAND BIrys CATCHER

Portland has added Frank Bruggy,
Philadelphia National catcher, 70 the
Rose City backstopping squad. for a
cash consideration OF $1,000. says a
Portland wire.
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JUNIOR NETS WIN

Completely outclassing the Blue
Diamond six. the Junior Nets puck
chascrs won their game at tho
Arena yesterday, 10 to 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
Angels
Get New
Fielder
Clarence Twombley to Re-
place Arnold Statz in
Center for Los Angeles

HE Coast league
Loaf It's beat cen.
teTflclder when
Arnold STATE tho
speed merchant
OF the Los An.
geias champions.
was turned over
10 the Chicago
Cubs. The young
Hter was the
most popular out.
fielder In I h q
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Nets Must
Halt Rush
of Champ
Forward Line Changes
and Jim Riley Will Be
Back at Defense Tonight
By LEO II. LASSEN

EE since Hoy
Hickey. the ster
hng DEF nsc play.
er. has been on
tho bench with
his injured knees
the hockey race
has been a series
OF Jolts for the
Nets. Young Cor.
don Fraser mas
filled In oapably
but he isn't ex-
pcrienccd enough
TO take care OF a
regular job yet.
Tonight Jim
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Yellow-Streak Is Not
Known to Carpenter
Georges Didn't Call Off Tommy Gibbons Match Be-
cause He Was Afraid, but Because He Needs Easier
Tests Before Big Bout
RY SEABURN THROWN

CARPENTERS 11th-hour decision
not to keep his date to meet Tommy Glib
bons in the United States this spring for
the ELECTROMAGNETIC championship OF this
planet has brought a storm of criticism
from the class of ring critics who jump at
conclusions and are always ready to brand
any fighter as yellow" on the slightest
provocation.
Whatever the European champions faults
may ho he has a record of nearly LIZ wears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
|TtfD B,
|EE3S1T'

Jack McAuiiffe. Mark sbsueh-
ne~s~y's heavyweight protege. will
bor six rounds with Frank Farmer
In Portland tomorrow night. n Me-
AuIiffe In anything like The man he
has b~~n press-egentcd tn be, he
should win. Farmer has gone
back u long way in the last year.
Johnny Wilson II n reformed man. due
TO circumstances. says n New York wire
Broke" thru little fling on Wall st..
and barred from all the states where
the big ring money flows, Wilson IL
very man he side-stepped a
week or 30 ago.
Tex Richard II angling for a nesting
Of Bin Tate the newiy-orowned king OF
the negro heavies. and Fred Fulton, to
be staged at one OF his Madison Square
Garden shows In the near future.
Tho bout between Chuck WigGins,
Indianapolis 1iEht-besyyweiGht.s and
Marty Foley. formerly Of Tacoma,
has b~~n postponed. II was slated
for Tuesday night nj New Oriesns.
Harry wills and Sam fAnRford are
billed TO meet in Portland sometime this
month. according TO wills manager.
Tad" Jones, head football coach
OF Yale university, is In town this
week renewing the acquaintance he
made while acting ms general man.
ager for the Amcs shipyard here
during the war.
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the ring without the stain of single fake. he
accused of sdesteppng the best in his class
Never has any fighter been greater credit to the
session than Carpenter
He is afraid to meet Gibbons On the face of things,
il looks like he is The evidence is against him. but this
conclusion drawn from the fact that who could
fight gaey the Frenchman did in his hopeless match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11

The penalty rho. has come - stay. as
announced N The star several weeks
ago, Tbq distance for the penalty rings
has been set Al ~ feet being moved
~ feet closer than first planned. so far
three shots have been converted. Jack
Adams. Tommy Dundsrdals and WIZ
Louzhiin scoring
Calgary f. still heading IN. Prairie
issgus by a wide margin and unless the
other three teams IN the circuit speed
up the Calgsrians will cop the cham
oionshlp-
Tonight. r~n,e Ut the ARENA MARKS
the opening Of the second half Of
the Coast league sessSa-
Tho winner 81 IN. pisyor between the
Coast champions and the Prairie league
viiI have TO start East not later than
March rs, because most Of the games IN
the y. D. A. are played on natural Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
Billy
Evans
Says:

what vin Waite usyt do daring
the seAsen Of 1877
Ths vort Of no pitcher IN the Ameri-
can OF National league ~iii 10 watched
wI,n greater intsrsst than that Of the
Ssv refk star.
Hoyt's r-rnarhasi. pitching In the 1874
sertss 10 the cause Of all the glamour
that nos csntsrs around him.
ueys. prfs~ To the world series.
Wa kas~a . very good pitcher.
To tho~~ intimately aoqusiut~d with
his work. he ~ss regarded - . great
pitahx.
No psrson on the bsu field IL IN
batter position 90 judge 81 tho wotth
% pitcher than tho umpire worked
number % ssmes back Of Hoyt las,
seasrn. and vas one Of the individuals
whS kne~ that waite ftoyt was q great.
not Just . very good. pitcher.
In doping on, the world series riesed
Hayf TO be the star OF the Yankee staff,
I said felt surs no would win two
games and tina, he might 10 over for
three I also laid emphasis on the fact
that Hoyt must corue thru or the Van
ksss wouldn't have much Of chance.
what Heyt did In the s~rie. with
tho Gisnt@ he naw . matter Of his
tary. suffice Ia -ay thai he made me
look like . wise guy. Dor which
pies~e accept my thanks. Waite.
Getting back 60 hts pitching m the
series lie won two games and iost one
Hts defeat was 3ua, about the toughest
tr.ak ever handed out In big ssrfsG
Ills first shutout victory was a pitch
ing classic that will go down In the roc
ords with the performance Of those great
stars Of the pest. christy NAthswson,
chief Bender. Nordscai Brown. Babe
Adams and others.
VI. s~esad victory came after .
much greater ~ffsrt. To me. how
e,~~. u ~ss . more brilliant p~rfewm-
usoe than his shutoat victory. lie
Wa In the hole Mt ieset half q doy~n
times. where - base hit would have
meant the ball game. Zach time he
tightenesf up. and either made tho
dAng-rvus Giant batter ~hiff. or pop
up.
wait. Hoyt II one Of IN. games great
est pitchers His performance In the
world series was not merely flash. 1t
was a typical Hoyt performances
Hoyt will DO big things for the
Yankees In 1881 or ! mias my guess. He
will b. q much better pitcher than he
was last season.
He has the confidence born Of success,
wonderful courage with which nature
has endowed him.
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Mckay and
.Ingle Win
Their Goes
Middle Champ Kayos Ed
die Daily; Ingle Has =
Close Call with Dunn

JST as wise guys
were explaining TO
the rest OF the
Crystal Pool crowd
last night that Cor
don Mckay IL cIev-
er with his dukes
but packs no wal
Iop. Gordon parked
a row OF knuckles
on Eddie Days
moon.lik face. sort
OF low and to one
side NJ the ephopn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
Seattle Hockey Lineup Shifted for Vancouve1
TO Pilot Buckeyes

Butch Pixlcy, Giant Guard, Will Lead the Ohio
State Football Team in the Big Ten Conference
Next Year
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ueys. prio~ to the world series.
was known as . v~ry good pitcher.
To tho-~ intimately aeausiut~d With
pitah.x.
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University OF Michigan will try 10 re-
juvenate ice hockey among the Western
colleges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11

what wfn Waite ns,s do durins
tho season Of 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11

Hoy,'s r-narhasis pitching In the 1874
series 10 the cause Of all the glamour
that no. csntefs around hlm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11

Ths vort Of no pitcher IN the Amsri-
can OF sstsoa.i league wiii 10 watched
wItn greater intsrsst than that OF the
Ssw refk star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11

No person on the hall field II In .
better position 20 Judge Of tho worth
cf pitcher than tho umpire. | worked
a number Of games back OF uoyt laAi
seasrn. and vas one Of the individuals
Who kne~ that waite ffoyt Was q great.
not Just . very good. pitcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11

Harry wills and Sam fAngford are
billed to meet in Portland sometime this
month, according TO wills manager.
, 1922-12-21
CLERK WITH MANIA FOR
GIVING GIRLS BOOMERS
, IS LANDED FOR THEFTS

CODY, wyo.. Dec. 21.-The ques-
tionabie selection Of his gifts did not
bother W. d. Loenan, an emp'eye u
the Cody Trading company here.
when he presented several pairs ct
silk boomers TO young ladies' abou
town. 1t is not known that any 81
the fair sex refused the offering made
by SO simple a lover. but when one
say debltante brought q pair Of them
back in broad daylight as not being
OF quite the proper shade young Loo
man was suspected of indiscretions By
his employer and was watched there
after.
II wal discovered that the ambitious
clerk was stealing from h wares Of
the store Consequently he was
placed under arrest. He is now out
on $1,000 ball.
Losman had Just finished serving
q year in the penitentiary and was out
on parole.