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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
BILL TATE
is BLACK
CHAMPION

DoRrLAND. Jan. big Bill Tate.
OF Chicago. last night knocked
tho negro heavyweight boxing cham.
pionship derby from the head of long
Harry Wills. of New Orleans, and 10.
day had II tilted over his own eyes.
Last Monday Tate beat wills when
the latter fouled tho big Chicagoan in
the first round of a i0round figh,
Last night Tate entered the ring n
poor starter. lie fought Wills to the
bloodiest draw ever pulled in the Nil.
waukie arena. The decision OF a
draw was popular with the bargain"
fans. all OF whom were given free ad.
mission TO the terrible fiasco Monday
afternoon.
Wills WINS the aggressor last night.
He rammed his piic.driver blows
home Co every part of Tate's body.
but with apparently no vital effect.
Tate's body in places seemed as II
Wills had pounded It with butch
er's mace.
For four rounds Tate stood this
milling, never losing his smile. In
the nth he wadcd In, and the fans
saw the merricst five rounds of boy.
ing to be found In seven states. Tate
had Wills 10 the ropes twice ana
once the New Orleans boy dropped To
his knees.
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Kelton
Denies
Report
Boxing Chairman Says
No Agreement Has Been
Reached With Promoters

.DR. KELToS. chairman OF tho
seatu. boxing commission.
stated early this morning that the
story circulated earlier In the day
TO the effect that new arrange
mcnt between tho commission and
tho promoters was just gossip. Tues.
days ring show will be held az the
Crystal Pool. hut nothing further
has been formulated.
II was reported In mitt circles that
the commission would sanction four
ciuhs-the Cascade A. C.. Clay Hite.
Austin a Salt and the National A. g.
and that all shows would bc held
In the Pool. but nothing like that
has been done. according 10 Kslton.
Tuesdays show viii b. held at the
Pool because the Pavilion In not
available on that date, according to
kclton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
TWO BIG
JUNIOR GAMES

The race in the junior League
siill tighter than Oscar Skinnr'
Gus Cimness viii lead his Hsr
thorne Juniors against the Grifn1
brothers and the rest OF the Wse
tngton park eleven at COLUMBIA
noon Sunday. Bin Waller win 3
ficiate- Both teams are right q
near the top and they should ~
good soccer.
The other big game Of ~
day finds the Rem Paris
Hard team clashing with Seun
Park at South park at p
F., South Park h tied for The ~
while the Paris team Is =
fourth place. having won ~
straight starts. George Hceflhg
will referee this game, TOO.
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PREDICTS GOLF
RULE CHANGES

changes In lost ball and out OF
bounds rules will likely result at
the annual meeting OF the United
States Golf Association here. Janu.
AIRY ~, according 10 officials. II IL
expected that the lost ball and out
Of bounds rules will be discarded;
and that the formulation OF new
stymle rules and the rule regarding
an unplayable lie will be given con.
sideration.
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Big Soccer
Battle Set
forSunday
Maple Leafs and West Sc
attic Tangle in BIZ
Game at Woodland

TuIE West Seattle nd Maple
i Leaf soccer ell will bat
tie In their third G. Of The
Star league season tomorrow az
tsrnoon nj Woodland park on
the upper grounds. The kickoff
Is set for ELS. Billy BIoomzn
viii handle the whistle.
The Maple Leaf squad viii be
battling with their backs against
the welIkpown wall because a
win for West Seattle will give
them n tremendous edge for the
title. In spite Of the fact that
the race has many weeks 10 20.
West Seattle and the Leaf
squad ARE by far the class Of
the league and the West sidcrs
have come thru the season with
eight wins. no defeats and one
tie.
The Maple Leaf eleven. on
other hand. have eight wins,
defeat and have tied twice. VIII
gives them the temporary lead.
These teams tied al 81 In N
first game at Woodland park
West Seattle routed the canadi
by a 10 TO tally In their sec
batilea
The Maple Lear squad has b
strengthened considerably for ton
rows classic by the addition Of
Forgie. one Of Canada's gree}
center forwards. James Benne
viii be shifted to inside left
Both teams win be UP to n;
strength. West Seattle will depen.
upon the wonderful scoring consl
nation OF Burns. Barwicke AMI
kempion while Bennett; and Fonxn
Will be the men for the West sfoou1
10 watch.
The teams are expected to linz y
as follows.
West Seattle Mccall. goal: Thrrr-
ley and Upton. backs: McGnth
Kelly, Maroni. halfbacks: strunef.
Burns. Barwicke, Kcmp,on al
Crawford. forwards. Maple Lns
Post-Eletcher. goal: Gaibrai<h
Watts halfbaoks. Smith. Ab><.
White. haifbacks: ]. Dowis. soor.
Forgie. Bennett and w. Dowis. mr.
wards.
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TWO OTHER
JUNIOR GAMES

Two other Junior games are bocse
for tomorrow. The Ballard JunN'
and the Allen Athletic associate
will furnish the preliminary 81
at Woodland park. getting un'
way at l y. m. Fred Douglas "
officiate The Cowan Cigar Co, 3
of the teams tied for the top. y
play Louie's French Dry clean's
at Walla walla at noon with
Lemon calling the decisions.
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BY SEABURN BROWN

Georges Carpenter will not
come to America this spring
to meet Tommy Gibbons for
the light heavyweight title,
but will remain in Europe and
meet Ted (kid) Lewis, Eng
lish weller, middle and hight
heavyweight champion. about
the middle of March.
So wires Jack McAuhffe,
former lightweight champion,
who is in Europe covering
the Carpentier-Cook fight for
American newspapers.
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Cage
Games on
Leaders in One Division
of Star League Clash in
Crucial Games
The schedule for The Star cage
iraguc games for neat week will
mol be published until Monday.
because OF floor conditions which
must be Strengthened out first.

TWO important basketball battles
i are scheduled for The Star Jun
ior ieaEuo tonight. Both games are
expected 10 go a long way toward
deciding the winners In one OF the
two leagues.
Tho ballard Cubs and the ben
Parts Billiard fivcr Will clash az the
knights Of Columbus gym a. Tao
.. M. Both teams hav. won tao
games and lost one. The loser will
BE- practically gu, OF the running for
place among tho fret two. isai.
lard ioA, TO the Shaner a wolff out.
~. while West Seattle took the
measure ~ thr nrn Paris outfli.
The other big game will feature
the Ehaner a wolff and West seat.
Tie squads They mix az the Eika'
club. at .. m. The West side out.
~ has won three straight games.
while tho Clothlcrs have coppca tive
and Loaf one.
In the preliminary games. the pi.
rates and Asahi Juniors will argue at
the X. % G. gym. At sts. ~hiie the
tmperiaiH and wilson's Modern Bunl.
meas College wiil tangic AZ 9 D. IN.
az the Elka' club.
The linrnps for IN. games foIiow
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TITLE BOUTS
FOR GOTHAM

NEW YORK, Jan. AT least two
fight crowns will be thrown into the
ring Mt Madison Square Garden this
month. Battling Levinsky is giving
Gene Tunney OF Greenwich Village
shot at the American light.
heavyweight crown next Friday
night.
Jack Britton, king OF the weltors.
win defend his title against Dave
Shade OF San Francisco on Jan.
uary 81.
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Carpenter Broken by Dempsey-Wont Return

If this be true. McAuliffe's
previous dispatches to the eli
feet that Carpenter has
never recovered from the
body punishment Jack Demp-
sey gave him. and is but a
shadow of the great fighter
he once was. must be straight
stuff.
Only realization of certain
defeat would prevent the
European champion from re
turning TO the States, for he
could make dollars here in
fights that would draw shil-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
HUTCHINSON TIED

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Eddie
Traube and Jock Hutchinson were
tied at 1853 in the Northern California
open golf championship at the open.
In got today's play. John Black OF
Claremont came next, stroge lie
hind. Jim Barnes ranked ninth with
l61. Hutchinson was paired with
Traube In today's play and Barnes
with Harold Sampson.
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lings in England.
If Carpenter is a physical
ly-broken man, he has the
entire sympathy of every
fight fan in the United
States. When so many
cheese" champions are dis
crediting the ring game. the
downfall of a real fighter and
genuine sportsman of Car
pentier's stamp is regret
table.
The meeting of the French
man and Lewis will be a short
and sweet affairs, with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
CARDS AFTER
GLEN WARNER

PAfO ALTO. Cal. Jan. THAT
Glen Warner. Pi,,sburg University
football coach. has been offered the
position of head coach at Stanford
University at practically his own
terms. Is a report gaining wide cir
culation on the Stanford campus
Considerable dissatisfaction with the
team turned out this year at Stan
word by Coach Van Client Is given
as the reason for the offer TO War.
nor. which was made by the Stan.
ford board ~ athletic control. ac.
cording 10 the report.
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tubs are having q nard time
getting waivers on him. He
Is slated TO come 10 the cham
pions on the Arnold STATE
trade.
oakland wlll have Don Brown at
third hase. Brown succeeding Babe
finsiii. who will pastime for cin
cinnaii this season. Brown covered
tho bag for Salt Lake last year
The veteran Oscar Witt has been
signed 10 play the position for Salt
Lake. lie returns 10 the Coast
ieaGgr after many years of service
with Detroit and Boston IN the
American isaEue. Wit started cut
his baseball career with the San
Francisco Seals.
Portland will have a newcomer.
Ray Sargent. for third base. lie
comes from the Detroit Tigers In
the PiicttsJohnnon sale. lie is saic
20 be a pretty good hitter.
Seatils'E third base problem IL
stlli In the air. Tex wlstsrrii and
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give away IL or 15 pounds.
For "A man who couldn't win
from Jack Britton, to give
away that much beef and
hope to beat one of the fast-
est and hardest hitting light
heayyweights who ever lived,
savors OF insanity.
Ring history proves that
many a man has made a fatal
mistake by going out Of his
weight class. Johnny Kilbane.
when he got 80 good i'm the
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Englishman on the short end.
IL Carp is still able to crawl
into the ring and put up his
hands. Lewis has licked
everybody in England except
Joe Beckett since his recent
return TO his home country.
and the British fans think
the sun rises and sets in the
Kid just now.
But English judgment was
ever phoney. Lewis won
quite a few fights on this side
of the pond. but never looked
like a world heater and left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Yanks Said to
Have Mortgage
on Boston Red Sox

The reason for the big deals
between the Boston Red Sox and
the New YORK Yankees may be
explained by statement made
by Gus Rooney. a Beaniown
scribe recently. 10 the effect that
the YankE have a $500. 900 mort
gage on tho Boston team.
This looks like another case
for Judge lands.
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speed, punching power, ring
craft and ability to take pun
ishment, meet, the bigger
man is the long shot TO win.
Lewis has the low-down on
Carpenter, probably, and
must think the Frenchman
has gone back farther than
reports indicate. or he would
never sign for such a match.
But If he is wrong in his
figures, what a jolt that man
Carpenter will hand the Kid 4
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the welter title with Jack
Britton when he went home.
Lewis may have improved of
late; yet the old ring adage
that "A good little man cant
beat n good big man seldom
fails.
Carpenter weighed l72
pounds for Dcmpsey--hls
best fighting poundage. He
is said TO scale around 100
now. which is an indication
of his poor condition. But
Lewis is n legitimate welter-
weight, and probably will
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feather class that none OF
the opposition could even
warm him up, got ambitious
and gave away six or eight
pounds 10 Benny Leonard
and was knocked kicking IN
three rounds.
OF course, Dempsey gave
away 60 pounds and beat VIII
lard; but Dempsey is a
fighter and Willard is a big
dub in comparison. But
when two men, equal in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
JOHNSTON
WON'T BOX
TUESDAY

A SHIFT has been made In the
"A Crystal Pool ring card for Tues
day. Kid Johnston has an injured
hand and will be replaced by Joe
Dunn. OF Portland. who has been
boxing pretty well in Portland and
Tacoma.
Gordon Mckay and Eddie DAILY
are down for the main event. They're
mlddlcweights
Frankie Pantley boxes Eddie Neil.
Sailor Colsey takes on Johnny Cog.
gins and Sailor Joe Dunn boxes Kid
Wildeman in the other three bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
CROWD WITH HERMAN

NEW YORK. Jan. babe Her.
man. coast feathcrweiEht, who fights
with the fcrocity and style OF Heavy.
weight Champion Jack Dempsey
was firmly entrenchcd in the hearts
Of New York fans today. even tho
n referees decision gave Andy
CLANCY OF Baltimore tho decision in
their l0.round bout AT the garden last
night. The BABE" put up a great
battle and the crowd hooted the de.
cislon, figuring draw was the worst
the coast lad should have received
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McTIGUE GETS OFFERS

NEW YORK. Jan. Mike Nc.
Tlguc, Leading middleweight con.
tender OF this country. today was
considering an offer Of $50. 900 10 40
over TO England for three fights. The
New England Sporting club has of.
fered Mike Baltsum to meet Johnny
Basham, Boy Mccormick. who re.
Gently was stopped by Joe Beckett
and Ted kid" Lewis In 20.round
contests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Many Changes in Third
Sackers Due for Coast
Three New Faces to Be Seen at Hot Corner Bag, and
Maybe More; Only Two Vets Sure Of Jobs Seattle
Third-Basc Problem Still Unsettled
BY LEO II. LASSEN

HE The first sackers and keystone men in
the Coast league will undoubtedly be about
the same as performed in those positions
last year there will be plenty of changes in
the third sackers for 1922.
At the present time only two veterans are
absolutely sure OF their jobs again. Red
Smith is cinch TO guard the hot corner for
Vernon. while Charley Pick will be back at
the look-in station for the Sacramento club.
Willie kamm. the brilliant Frisco star,
may be sold TO Detroit before the season
opens. The deal is now pending.
Charley Deal is slated TO take care Of this
berth for Los Angeles. Bert Niehoff has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

BIZ Patterson arc available. Man.
uei Cueto may play here II he Is re-
inataisd wistcrEii Ia a good. aver.
age player. but he doesn't cover
enough ground. Patterson will do
II he picks up In his hitilng--his
fielding was all 10 the gravy last
year
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8eseR
D I1azBT2

Tho Eekars sIrsr teams re~isna-
ton To drvp eat ~ The star i~sgue
has bon accepted by Tbs star. Tho
besinE team wse rle~r~si Of charge
by Nv sssso,. f<ksrt manager. ~hs
sAid that Mas ksip and Han. Nshl
he'd h~~n indscsd By the uoeing
captain To leave the Ecksyt t~sra foe
tho fc~ina eleven ct Tho stsr t..f
night ftsth keip s.d Nehl denied
the charges The Iekart pilst made
several other charge. Of players
hetnG approached. bat didnt m~nttoa
the n.m~~ Of tho party ar parties
who approached thesa. go the ehsrses
were not eousldervd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
VARSITY PLAYS
SERVICE TEA

The University of Washins',
basketball five will play its ~
practice game OF the season TOM.
at Camp Lewis against the ofii~..
quintet Tho five regulars ar !,
pected TO play thruout the game '.
Washington. which means y,
Lewis and Nicholson will be - v
forward berths. Seilk at center
Bryan and Crawford at guard7
The varsity season opens Y }
Friday with games with ofesS
that night and Saturday.
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first period u. Victoria. Frsfsrickson
from ". LouEhiln. 50. ?. Vancouver.
Duncan. 80
Second periods. Vancouver. Harris
from SaeHsr 0.1o; 4 Victoria. ".
fouEhiin from Fredertekaor. SO. s. Vic.
toria. W touEhlin. penalty shot. 1877
Third period Victoria. Tredsricsson.
fks39
suh.tlfufions
Firut tad-Hafderron for punSsr-
dale. oatman for johnson. Bunderdais
for oatman delayed penalty ruler
Second period -FaFkss FOR Adams
Iohnsan for HaidsrAon. Dundsrdais for
Johnson. Hsiderson for Fredsrickson.
Adams Tor Parkes
Third period Fredericton for Dun
dsrdaie.
Penalties
First peripd-heeklnK minutes. Dat
man. minutes. Adams. 2 minutes
Second period-Vicioris. free shot
THIRD period Adams 7 minutes Cook
: minutes. NesklnR. minutes. Victoria
free shot Vancouver. free shot.
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GAME AT
SOUTH PARK

In the only other senior szssr
OF the day. the Woodland Park
and Boxing Aircraft clubs ~
play at South park At Us.
Roth Of these clubs are prvsr
well matched and a coed gsne
ought 10 be on tap. GeWp
Hoef;ing will handle the uhistk
The Boeing team viii line
rs follows:
Tomlsins. goal: Martin<ea
Fitzpatrick. hacks: Mesa s..
Tin. kiep. hsifbaclSs; Gsnsa
Mckinley. MehI, Dowuine
Kuhn. forwards.
The Woodland Park team y
not send i'm their lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

PIN LEAGUE
ON LAST LAP

TNiiE kiwAnin. Rotary. Masonic and
4 Mutual business club teams
took all the honorr in the opening
Of N. second half OF tn. inter-club
bowling league las, night. The hand.
cap system il being used this half OF
the season. but in last nights alley
1ous,lnH none OF the results were due
10 the handbags.
Totals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

DRAFT MEETING

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-Presidents OF
both the National and American
leagues met with Judge *. NJ.
lands In special session hero today
10 thrash out the draft question.
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s0x Nor SOLD

BOSTON. Jan. 7.--Reports that
the Boston Red Sox have been re.
Gently sold TO group of Boston
business men were emphaticaliy &c.
MED today by Harry trazee. owner
OF the club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
How Seattle Golf
Players Ranked
for 1921 Season

Of the most prominent players from
the galaxy os coming champions
now getting their play on Seattle's
municipal links. Haw finished fourth
In the city championship. and an
nexed several competitions at Bea.
49,. GEaff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
WHAT'S IN A NAMEs

pfenninger sounds like the ~
of Bolshevik, general pu'.
isn't. Dan Pfennlnger Is an
pire In the Southern League
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Victoria
Goes Into
Puck Lead
Makeshift Lineup Wins S
to 2 Game for Patrick !;
Moose Out of Game

VICTORIA. H. C.. Jan. T.--vlctorla
took tho lead in the coas,
hockey race last night by defeating
Vancouver. 20 ?. The Nios' new
lineup. with WIZ Loughiin on the
forward line. Dunderds,ie nj right
wing. Mecking at rover and johnson
on tho defense. with Oatman also
playing defense. proved TO be win.
ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

The protest % the South Park team
against Washington Park has hsen dts
allowed BY Manager AisH & Roes and
the game stands a. played. Washington
Park being credited with J 60 I win.
fred Kelly IL back In the lineup
fe~ West SEATTLE, returning from .
trip TO Alaska. He will strengthen
the Wet side team esu~id.rsbi,
Hen In back at . haifbaek berth
The standings ~ the senior teams y,
The star league will be gone over and
AT the games credited with the Eckaft
cigar Co. will be tossed out OF the rec
orda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

To.p. one 81 Rippe's cafe stars.
rolled the highest game that has
been clipped off la seattle for over
two years. when he knocked off spT
In n pot game on the Ideal alIeyp
on two alley.
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SIGN FOR ROITT

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. Sunny
PelsinGcr and Buck Holley have been
signed for the main event NJ next
weeks boxing show In Oakland
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HaikONs PUT
OFT by CHAMPION

Hight from the Jefferson Park club.
gave a remarkably fine exhibition
At Portland. finishing well UP
amongs the select % best qualify
! Ing scores. In tbs match play
which followed. Hugo was pitted
against George Won Elm In the
first round and lost the match by
/ four and two.
DR.. ID. II. Houston. Seattie's cham.
pion southpaw golfer. Is given the
ninth position on the list. but there
may be many who think the rnedico
II entitled 10 a higher rating be-
cause OF the big surprise he sprung
when he played his way to the mn
round In the Canadian amateur
championship at Winnipeg last sum.
mer. but land the doctor says 80
himself the class Of players at
Winnipeg was not as strong az In
the Northwest.
However. he proved himself n
fine golfer at Portland by defeat
ing Douglas Nicol. one Of the Port.
land Golf clubs big four. In the
first round OF the championship
fight by six up and four TO play.
HARD LUCK
PLAYER
To Roy Campbell. the hard luck
golfer Of the North End club, goes
our final selection. No player ever
tried harder 10 win his club cham.
pionship than this same Roy Camp.
bell. but 'runner-up" is as far as he
gets.
Last year Bon Stein squashed his
ambitions at the last hurdle and for
three years previous to that Dixie"
FIeager done the trick. He Ia a
slicker when II comes 10 getting
points in club team matches and
well deserving Of a place on seat.
Ties All Star Ten Man Team"
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HtlliEorr. the lad with the rosy
cheeks. showed the way with lss
lAEhthiEer alno went well the first Two
gamss, but cracked badly in the third.
when he rot his name into the hall OF
fame records with iss. Harry Fanis
kept him company with las.
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been released and will manage the Mobile club in the South
efn league next year.
The transaction for Deal is being held up the Chicago
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Seattle'S Best Golfer

Winning the City Championship and Holding the Course Record the North
End Links Bon Sten of the Seattle Golf Club Ranking No. for the
Season of 1921 Stein Not Only Played Brilliant Golf Here but He Made
I'm the Amateur tins Lasts
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DAN SALT TO TAKE BOYS ON TRIP

,auo Dan SALT Seattle lfo
and Mike Mitchell
party to be four $500 ~ '" Inc
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There was treat rejoicing In the DruI.
man family ~hen their team knock Cd
the Ruhes over for two games and weni
into a tie for first place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

IindGrens and Aidevvccd Msner
were His~a credit for t,e games
rolled against u. y. brooks and Pale
esGAsv. respectively.
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This week tho lnter-cluh league will
start their second half a. a handicap
organization. This makes the fourth
league TO adopt this style league play.
The bowiors are beginning 20 r.alfs.
that this Ia the most effective way 10
balance teams that could he devised.
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Secretary wishing and Emil Koch
were nj home on the Eik~' alleys
and put In their usual tough nixht.

Justice Allen says he Is not dead yet,
and Just to prove Il slipped In a cas-
total for the second high mark OF the
evening.