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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
J0hnS0n-LandiS War Looms
Over Decision on Benton

CHICAGO, Dec. IS. - Feeling be.
~ tween Ban Johnson. president OF
the American league. and Commits
sioner X. NJ. lands became more
bitter today as the result OF the
declaration by the Judge that there
is no reason 20 keep RUDE Benton
out of the major leagues.
Garry Hermann of the Cincinnati
Reds has purchased Benton and ex-
poets he viii play next year.
The star southpaw was barred
from the American league after the
1919 world series scandal by Johnson
when two National league players
made affidnvits that Benton had
knowledge that the series was fixed.
johnson claimed Benton bet on the
games and won.
Benton was also involved In an al
legged scheme TO "throw" Cubs.
Giant game In 1919. II was reported
he was offered $500 to lose the game.
but he pitched and won.
Last season he worked for the st.
Paul American association team and
was one OF the star hurlers OF the
league.
Two American league clubs sought
TO purchase him, but Johnson issued
the edict that he wasn't wanted back
In that organization.
He was then bought by the Cincin.
natl National league club.
80 far as the records OF my office
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Changes in Football Rules
Voted Down by Grid Mentors

atty. The suggestion TO prohibit
clipping from the rear and side. and
to impose a penalty Of IS yards for
such infractions. was promptly voted
down. as was the motion 10 increase
the penalty for delaying the game.
One OF the most significant actions
taken by the coaches was tho APP.
prevail OF the try.for- point after.
touchdown. that has been In use this
year. All seemed TO feel that tho
new ruie had received fair trial.
and that " II did not fill all tho re.
quirementa. IL would NJ least do until
something better could be suggested.
In this connection John w. Heis-
man Of Pennsylvania suggested that
in event OF tie game both teams
be given three extra downs and that
the eleven which succeeded In ad-
vancing the ball tho greatest dis
lance should be allowed tho extra
point TO decide the game.
Frank O'Neill. former Columbia
coach. also suggested that a tic
game should be decided In favor OF
tho team which made tho greatest
number Of first downs.
Neither suggestion met with the
approval OF a majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
BY JACKSON v. sCHOLZ

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--Football
IN beef. as well as football brains.
was much In evidence Mt the second
annual meeting Of the American Az.
ISOLATION Of Football Coaches.
Great mentors OF tho sport and
former stars whose names are en-
grnved deeply on tho tablets OF foot
ball history crowded the anteroom.
renewing old acquaintance and max.
Ing new ones.
The coaches. ~ seemed. did not an
yet wish to exert 10 any great ex-
tent the strong influence that such
an organization would hold over the
American game. but II IL believed
that when tho organization hits its
stride" u viii be the greatest factor
toward moulding and improving foot
ball.
Interest Of the meeting was cen.
tered chiefly on tho report OF tho
rules committee, headed by Major
Daily. of West Point. which pro-
posed several changes.
II was evident from the start that
mono OF tho coaches were In favor Of
changes involving an Increased pen.
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Barnyard
Golf Soon
Under Way
Big Horseshoe Tourney
to Be Held in Florida in
February

CT. PETERSBURG. Fla. Dec. Is
~ with tho arrival hero OF j.
Todd Flower. OF Akron. O.. vice pres
ldent Of the National Association Of
Horseshoe Pitchers. plans are get.
ting under way for tho nth annual
mld.winter tournament for the Unit.
ed States ''barnyard golf" champion.
ship. to be held late In February.
Flower said today no hoped to
have cash prize list for winners
amounting 20 5000. OF which 81 1900
already has been raised
The contests will be held in tho
Waterfront baseball park here.
where there are seating accommoda.
tons for 10000 spectators.
Every ex.nationai champion has
been entered In the tournament. In.
Guiding the present ti,ie-hoider,
Frank Lundin. OF New London, Ia.
The men are Fred NJ. Brust, Column.
bus. o.: George May. Akron. o.;
Frank Jackson. Kellerton. Ia;
Charles Bot,bit. Lancaster. o.. and
c. c. Davis. OF Kansas City, Mo.
John Miller. Rock Valley Ia.
horseshoe pitcher. who finished high
In tho tournament Of two years ago.
arrived during the week, TO carry
on his training for the event. Miller
is SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28

In the passing of Jim bagby from
tha Cleveland club. the American
league loses ono Of tho unique char.
sctsrs OF the game.
with Jim Basby there was .
reason for everything Ito enjoyed
nothing better than friendly arEu.
snent. During the playing season.
Bagby lives baAebaii-tAiks ~ In
c.nsantiy.
Jim ~ always willing 10 TAX. the
second guess at some play II he
feels u will start n discussion as
70 what should have been done.
Most % the heated discussions on
| the Cleveland club. which were
usually Of friendly nature. had
fsagby at the bottom Of them.
Jim fagby may prove a second
Babe Adams for Pittsburg. that club
having refused To waive on tho
veteran.
During tho football season. at.
tended game 1T PittAburw between
Notre Dam. and Carnegie Tech.
Now that Pittsburx has bought Bag.
BIZ. recall a remark a pittrburx
sporting writer made TO mo on the
day Of IN. game.
What kind Of stuff has Jim
BaxbyY- he asked. Evidently he had
heard tina, pittsburr might take .
chance on the veteran.
As much stuff as he ever had. .
replied.
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Stanford
Pittsburg
CaneNext
Crack T . a m ., Both
Coached by Warner
System, Meet Saturday
BY JEAN FREDERIC LOLA

Omitted Press STAFF corrsspondsnt)
GAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2S.--The
~ next course IN about ready.
Pacific coast football fans. as many
as had tho money. the time and tho
inclination all at the same moment.
went Go San Diego TO Eee tho first Of
the three great intcrsectionai battles
scheduled for coast sridirons this
holiday season. Now all eyes are on
Stanford stadium. where. day after
tomorrow. the University OF Pitts.
burg viii clash with stanford--wsr.
ner himself agains; Warmers system
az applied by his first lieutenant.
Not tho least interested OF specta-
tors will be the California coaches
and players. members OF the three
times champions OF the Pacific coast.
California realizes tina, IL Ia this man
Pop" Warner whom tho Bear viii
have TO beat from now on and the
Warner style OF play as exemplified
by Pittsburg and Stanford will be
closely scrutinixed.
Never regarded with dcrlsion. but
looked upon as weak sister early
In the season. Stanford has shown
marvellous improvement with every
game. until in tho California game
the Cardinal gameness and fight won
thousands OF supporters. Whether
the Cards will fight as they did--as
they always do--against California.
is problematical. But II the Cards
have kept right on improving In tech.
nicsl football. and there Is every rea.
son to believe they have, the fight
will take care OF itself.
Pittsburg In generally favored TO
win because of its great plunging,
running backfield. Stanford has not
ono reliable plunger. But II the
Stanford line can cope with the Pitt
forwards. the speed OF Wilcox.
Doughty and Cleaveland and tho
place kicking OF Cuddeback may be
ms effective as the line plunging Of
the Panther backs.
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winning 81 games In a major league
campaign.
fagby pitches with his head more
than his arm. Ills half speed ball
In faster than tho ordinary slow
hall. ana slower than the ordinary
or average fast ball. II 10 well
namod--haif speed bail.
The fact that II IL In between a
speed that Ia thu exception rather
than tn. ruie--mnkrs II hard 20
time. In addition. Jim boasts a
nice fndeaway. A good head. plus
fine control. plus stuff that IN a bit
different. tells why Baxby has been
successful when hundreds OF pitch
ers with twice his stuff have failed.
Absolute Lack Of confidence was
Bagby'n prevailing f..ul, the last two
years. Tho lack OF confidence In
his ability 10 win II what made n
loser out Of him.
In 1890. when Bagby won 81
games. no was the "cockisst" pitch.
or In the league There was nothing
ohssty about Jimis aftitude--rath.
or II was one Of supreme confIdence.
ffe figured he could beat most any
team. and that In just what he did
A change OF scenery. different
handling. and q new crop Of batters
10 work on. may do wonders for
Bagby. Certainly he In worth the
waiver price. Barney Dreyfas Ia
taking a worthwhile gamble.
Jim Baxby has az much stuff a.
he ever had. Failure TO win this
las, two years was a mental hazard
rather than physical.
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may b. tried out at third base.
Washington was weak at the far
corner last year. using half dozen
men with ordinary success. Poo.
.ioly Gaxnon viii fin the ban there
Harris 10 a fixture at second. No
Gaxnon must bs In for a whlr; at
third unless Peck I, 60 BE- traded.
Caxnon 1. former Holy Cross
College star. lie Joined Detroit, al,
tfs close OF tho college season iaat
year. After being carried a. .
bsnoh warmer for about a month.
he WAS ssnt to Rochester Of the In
ternationAi league for further sea
soninx. lie had a good year there
and u raid 10 be ready for fast
company.
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TUE sale Of Pitcher Allan sotho-
4 oron. Of the Cleveland club. to
the minors. marks the passing OF
another spitbaii pitcher.
At the close OF the American
league season there we're only ak
spitters I'm tho organization. The
release Of sothoron cuts II 20 five.
II In almost a certainty that before
the opening OF tho season Allan
Russell. OF Boston. VIII have drifted
hack.
Stanley Coveleskie. OF Cleveland:
Red Faber. OF Chicago; Urban
Shocker. OF 81. Louis. and Jack
Quinn are the four veterans certain
to start the 1879 campaign.
Quinn hasn't great many more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
JIMMY BRYAN
TURNING OUT
WITH VARSITY

A F,rER a rest following strenu.
IA Gus football season. Jimmy
Bryan. crack guard. turned out with
tho University OF Washington has,
ketbail five for tho first timo this
season last night.
Bryan has been suffering with
weak ankles. but the big fellow 10 30
badly needed that he has heard the
cage call and will be on duty again.
Coach Edmundson used him at
center some last night. Bryan being
a wonderful jumper for n fellow Of
his size. He In expected TO TT In al
guard. however.
Edmundson's tentative varsity
lineup calls for Frayno and Lewis a.
forwards. Heekcth at center and
Bryan and Crawford ut guards.
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WHEKE does Washington lnten

WHERE does Washington intend
" to use shortstop oasnonY
Gasnon Ia the infielder recently
secured from Detroit in a trade for
Francis.
Washington has one Of the vet.
eran shortsfops Of the game In
Roger Peckinpaugh. Roger n slip.
ping a bit. but ls still a great
fielder.
II Is hard to figure that Gagnon
has chance to displaee Peckin-
paugh at short. There Is tho posi-
biilty that tho coming Of Gaxnon
may mean that Peck IL 70 fgurs in
a trade.
II Is also possible that Caxnon
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years left. covelsskie. who IL a
spltball pitcher almost exclusively.
seemed 20 be slipping a bi, last sea-
son.
Fabsr. OF Chicago. and shocker.
OF 81. Louis. would sfili be great
pitchers " they eliminated the spit.
ball entirely from their assortment.
A matter Of fact. these two great
pitchers use the splitter more an .
bluff than anything else. They 20
10 II IN a pinch when they desirc
20 alp strike past tho ba,aman.
II II doubtful n any Of these
pitchers will last more than five
years. so that tho snsir, eiirnina.
ton Of the spitbaii II not far dis.
tant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28

Harry Ricssds. . ssar from the
ss~tsrr league is Given . geed
chance Of landing the second base
Job with the rhiisd~sphIs Athtetios.
niii apeas hasn't forgotten hos TO hit
the apple. official averages ~ the
Mississippi valley league she's the former
Portland star hitting At q .tss clip. one
poiat behind Leach. % Waterloo. who
hit asa.
walter Jehnson's hish run fer straight
victories was made back IN 1914. when he
turned In is straight.
Cincinnati has put Rabe Bressi~w.
pineh hitter and sutfleld~s. ON tho
market. - tbey are overburd~ned
with good eutfieidess for pest year.
and are u,iss 10 swap him for
pitcher.
Chuck ward, former Sorthwestern
ieasu. infieldsr has bean released TO the
Reading international league club By the
brooklyn Nationals.
Donis Bush 10 figured to give the
Washington American league team some
swEressisensss. something they have al
ways sadly lacked
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II was q perfectly truthful re-
mark. Jim Dagby Ia 1871 and is22
had as much stuff AZ he aver had
yet h. couldn't win.
In 1890. with the same assortment
Baxby won al games and was the
leading pitcher of the American
league.
Jim nsxby never boaat~d much
stuff. Ninety per cent Of the major
league pitchers have far more than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28

Another sli-year athlses - paav-
Ing hockey for Saskatoon. n Tie
Prairie ieague He's LAnvis 0oe4t.
scott played hall IN Canada 49,
ys.r with the Markiin t>ans be1nG
. catcher.
Herb GARDINER. manager ~ she Cali
Esry Tigers. 10 one Of the few playing
managers IN tho rama He u . dsfsnss
player.
'sRube'. Brandow. saskasocn player,
has been fined two weeks pay. ana sus-
pended for that length Of time BY Ssvsy
Lsionds for breaking training ruiea
Jack Adams 10 playing cens&w ~
the ~. Pats nov. Randall hav1ng
born sbifted 20 defense since ia
fermer Vancouver player joinsd ~ :
worlds champions.
Roach. st. Pats. ver'na- cAnAAkeo4
FORBES, Hamilton. and Benefit. ottawa
are the goal tenders working IN the
Eastern league this year.
Archie Brden says thas ~ne9"
Dutton. Of Ca,gav, IL one II Ne
toughest players On the prnAr1e. 80
that seattle fans will 80 : Fuo1
Wild man when the Tiecrs p1n1
here Ian two weeks
Three brothers Of the Boucher family
are playing hockey. Frank with VAN
couver. George with Ottawa and Billy
with Lea canadicns
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TED THYE is
MAT VICTOR

PORTLAND. Dec. 2B.-Ted Thye,
Coast middleweight wrestler, was
victor last night over Al Karasiok.
the Russian lion." In n three-fall
bout. Thye got tho first fall with
a wrist look. Karasiok obtained the
second with a deadlock. and on the
third Thye simply slammed the
Russian on tho back Of his head
and sat On him.
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deserves special mention for
his great game for Seattle.
Jim Riley and Mickey MacKay
were out TO get each other from
the start Of the game and before
the game was over they threw
down their sticks and went 10 II.
la Jack Dempsey. Everybody
piled up on the ice and a couple
OF bluccoats trotted out on the Ice
before things were settled. Both
Riley and MacKRy spent a 10.
minute stretch on tho bench.
Vancouver opened the scoring IN
the flrrt period when Art Duncan
scored on . rebound
Riley tied ~ up In the second
period on another rebound shot.
Frank Foyston put seatthe In the
lead In the third period when Ernie
Parkes got careless with the puck
ana sknted past II. leaving II free
near tho Vancouver goal. Foysson
was on II like flash, beating Leh.
man with a shot high IN the nets.
Duncan made a beautiful solo rusIi
the length OF the ice a couple of
minutes later and beat Holmes
easily. knittoing the count.
Then Harris sent in two shots. un.
assisted. giving Vancouver IA BIG
lead.
Just before the final gong Riley
slapped the puck In from scrim.
mage In front Of the goal
Tho lineup and summary follow:
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SERVICE C A M E.
FOR MANHATTAN

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--The 1928
Army. Navy gridiron battle will be
staged In New York city. according
TO the announcement OF II. j.
Koehler. who is In charge OF phys.
ical education at West Point
The formal approval of the ath.
letio authorities is all that is needed
to complete tho Arrangements.
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JESS WILLARD
MEETS FARMER

Jess Willard IL boxing Frank
Farmer in a four.round exhibition
tonight in Tacoma. Willard viii be
on exhibition in two four.round
bouts hero Tuesday night at tho
Crystal Pool.
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VETERANS LAND
JOBS AS PILOTS

Fred Luderous and Ed Konetchey.
two Of the best first saekers In the
majors few years ago. have both
landed as managers IN the Western
league. Luderous plotting tho okla
homa City team and Konetohey
catching on with Omaha as pilot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28
SCHROEDER TO
PLAY IN 1923

PORTLAND. Dec. 2s. Lefty"
Schroeder. Portland pitcher, who
has been on the suspended list for
year or 80. will be reinstated in
time to go to the Beavers spring
training camp. according TO a tels-
gram received here yesterday.
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GLENN MYATT
TO CLEVELAND

Glenn Myatt the sensational
Milwaukee catcher. who was tried
and found wanting by the Athletics.
IL said 10 be sure 20 go 10 tho
Cleveland Indians for $4,000 and
three players.
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ANCUVER MIARCONS NOSE OUT SEATTLE NETS AND TIE RAG
Detroit Pilot Thinks
Highly of Ex-Indian
Cobb Grabbed Francis From Washington in Recent
Player Swap; Says Francis Showed Him Plenty oil
Stuff Last Season; Other Baseball Gossip

Y COBB is strong for southpaws. Ty. a
pretty good hitter himself. frankly admits
that most left handlers trouble him far more
than right handlers
Such being the case. the natural conclu-
sion that Cobb must draw. is that most left
handed batters are troubled even more than
him by southpaw pitching.
No doubt that is the reason why Cobb put
thru the deal for Southpaw Ray Francis Of
the Washington club. former Seattle player.
Cobb figures every club that wants TO
have "a chance as pennant contender needs
a southpaw Now that it is definitely set
tld tkat lllkaxs .s.iu -. IaEa l,1.l.l., y
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DEIBEL WILL
BE CAPTAIN

Arthur Deibol. star tacklo for
three Seasons. win captain tho Ia
fayotts college team MORT reason.
He succeeds schwsb, Ail-Amsrican
guard for two years.
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EDMONTON is
PUCK VICTOR

CALGARY. Doc. 2s.--Edmonton
defeated Calgary hero last night in
a Western league hockey fixture. q
TO 1. after eight minutes OF over
time play.
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WHITE WILL
MEET KANSAS

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--Charies
White. recent lightweight victor
over Richie Mitchell. 10 scheduled 10
mcct Rocky Kansas. Of Buffalo.
here January 20.
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MATTY MAY GET
BID FOR POST

DENVER, Dec. 2s.--Rumors were
current In baseball circles here to-
day that the owners Of the Denver
Western league baseball club were
seeking to sign Christy Mathewson.
famous Giant pitcher. TO pilot the
local club.
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Champs Outplay Local.
Men and Win Out, 4-3
Hugh Lehman Gives Wonderful Exhibition in Front
Of Irvine; Riley and MacKay Put on Fistic Combat;
Smoky Harris Stars
STANDING OF TEAMS
BY LEO II. LASSEN

he Seattle Nets took another seeking last
night and the coast hockey race is tied up.
The glorious lead that the Nets piled up
at the start of the season has been whitfield
down and the Vancouver Maroons are now
even-Stephen with the local gang.
Vancouver administered to 3 spank
ing at the Arena last night, but the score
doesn't indicate how far the champions
outplayed the Nets.
Hugh Lehman gave wonderful demon
stration in the Vancouver nets, stopping
some terrific shots sent in from all angle6~
by Bernie Morris
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Scoring First period duncan. Van
eouvsr. s.ss Second period--Riiey. So.
attic. 7;1s. Third period--Foysfon. Sc
attic. t.7s. Duncan. Vancouver, la,
Harris. Vancouver. ssks. Harris. Van
oonyrr. ass. RILEY. Seattle. i;is.
Penalties First period Riley. : min
utes Mackay. minutes. Riley. 10 min
utes: Mackay, 10 minutes. Cook. min-
utes. Harris. minutes. Third period
Penalty shot missed by Cook. Vancouver.
psrkcs. minutes
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D. f. Dugdale Will Tell His Story of Baseball

into the wonderful pastme mat ~
The Star Dugdae Is 10 Tell ms Vi
as he remembers it, thru the columns of The Star
will appreciate Dugdaes story as ne has hd pasena
Of his h and the thru his eyes, VIII give e is
view Of the
The first story will be printed in Fridays Star
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BY LEO ii. LASSEN

MO MAN the Northwest rival the experiences baseball that Daniel
IN Z. Dugdale has had the national game
inside, the viewpoint player
n when he retired from active work.
Duge who boosts the well
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2oopomd mark big league player 25 And he started
as Il
Kelly
forever In baseballs Hall Of
bases
strikes the batter
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BACSHAW is
ON WAY TODAY

Coach Basrhaw left for California
today. whore he will sit IN on thu
Pittsburg-Btanford game Saturday
and the y. \. C. game with Penn
State Monday.
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best bet southpaw passed Bert Cole to be
Just bit shy of major league caliber.
All OF which made 1t necessary that Cobb 60 out and land
southpaw Francis proved to be the best possibility the
market Here is how he looked to Cobb
Francis showed stuff than 80 per cent of the
American league southpaws last year. | didn't find him
soft picking by of the opinion that he will
develop into the best efhander Detroit has had years
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BUD TAYLOR
VS.. CHAMP

CHICAGO. Deo, 2s.--Bud Taylor.
Terc Hauto wild cat. has signed
with Tom Andrews. milwaukee, pro.
moter. 10 fight Panoho villa Janu.
airy 10.
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cAPETowN. Dec. ss.--rhs South
African peach orop ia expected to
break all records this season.
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CASEYS WIN
FROM ORTINC
FIVE EASILY

The Knights Of Columbus basket
ball steam roller flattened another
team last night. the Casoys trim.
ming the orting Cardinals mt the X.
OF c. gym under n AZ 10 is tally.
The victory broke n winning streak
OF ~ games that the orting team
had piled up.
Stan Riddle was the star OF the
game. scoring ia points.
The lineup and summary follow:
~ q, nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-28

MOSCOW. Dec. ss.--Bovist courts
have hold that failure TO return bor-
rowed books In = prison cffensa
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show. there Is no reason to keep
Benton out of the major leagues. .
Lands declared.
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Hap Holiness the other hand, let couple Of shots
slip into the Irvine and il cost Seattle the game.
Frank Boucher the Vancouver forward and Smokey
Harris played swell hockey winners while Bob Rowe
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5ubstitutions 49, Davidson GU for
Harris. McAteor tD for Davidson
Harris for MoAteer.