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NOTICE

The board OF civil authority of the
town of SALISBURY will meet at the
town clerks Office Saturday. october
rs. and Saturday. November 4, from
clock to o'clock D. m. on each
day for the purpose Of revising the
check list to be used November /,
Al persons wishing to vote ut the
election should see that their names
are on the check LIST
i. u. Rice,
Town Clerk.
Shaftabury W.T. Oct 90, 1922.
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SOUTH SALISBURY

Sale and supper at |. O. 0. +. hall.
Wednesday evening, November l..
Crescent Rebekah lodge will serve an
oyster supper from 6 to p. m. which
will be followed by sale OF hand
made, fancy, and useful articles.
Everybody we come. Supper so
cents.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Young horse. harness
and wagon. Eli Archer Church St,
North bennington, VI. 57t6-
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C. w. WRIGHT. M. ID.
THE ORCHARDS

EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THRoAT,
GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED
Oculist anu Aurst 10 North Adams
hospital. Formerly In charge of eye
ear. nose and throat services at Post
Hospital Eastern Department Head
Quarters.
Tel. 372.M.a Dowlln Block, No. Adams,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

ton a chance. Only about six
yards to make for a touch
down-but with a backfield
that couldn't hope to deliver.
After n short consultation,
Murphy was taken out Of the
line and placed in the back
field for a supreme effort. lie
hit the heavy Bruin line four
times. each smash netting a
few feet. On the final play.
every man on both teams
piled up on Murphy.
Thousands of Californians
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iinser. going 20 the cincy Reds.
But even losing these two stars
will Stili leave tho Bay City team
with a good pitching STAFF. Charley
Graham having made several good
deals for hurlors during the pas,
few weeks.
He has obtained Counbe, Mitchell,
and Gesry from Cincinnati. Alten
from Oakland via Detroit. and a
newcomer named Davis. from sioux
City.
coun-bc and Altcn are both good
southpaws and. between them. they
should make up for the loss OF
oDoul. while young CLEARWATER
who made such "a hit with the Seals
In the last week or so of the 1891
season Is expected to rcplace Couch.
should Couch remain the Seals will
have one of the best mound de-
partments In the league.
Geary. who worked for Seattle for
two years. Is an in-and.outer. but n
he hits his 1890 stride he'll make
the Seals a good man. Mitchell and
Davis are problems.
Jim Scott and Sam Lewis may
be back again and they may not.
Neither had a very good year in
1891. McQuaid will be farmed out.
With Couch. CLEARWATER. Coumbe.
Geary and Alien as regulars. the
Seal staff would be pretty nifty.
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terial the army and navy
hadn't taken; but. psyche
logically. u more thrilling
game has never been played
on the West coast.
Washington was outclassed.
Ernie Murphy. "A grim rem
nant of the powerful Dobie
1916 machine, was on the
line. Erwin Daley played
halfback. Otherwise the team
was hardly above the calibre
of the average prep eleven.
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California kicked off.
Washington made "A first
down. then punted. The punt
was high and went less than
so yards. so that the Wash
ington forwards were under
the ball when it fell. The
pigskin struck n Bear on the
chest. bounced off. and was
snagged by a Washington
man. who ran TO the Califor-
MIA 6-yard line before he was
downed.
The break gave Washing
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we're madly yelling for the
game Washington gang, while
the referee was pulling the
men, one by one, from the
pile. At the bottom, the ball
was just an inch or so from
the line. another foot and
Washington would have
scored.
The spirit Of Washington
was broken.
Since that day, Washing
ton has met many victories
and defeats; but until the SUI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

an army of super-athletes. OF
that the present coaching
system is the best in the
world-for il isn't-but that
Washington spirit" dormant
since November 3rd. 1917. is
alive again; and il is spirit,
not Drawn and coach-created
knowledge. that wins inter
collegiate championships.
The exact date of Novem-
Der 3rd is given. because il
was on that afternoon that
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eleven light, inexperienced
Purple and Gold jerseyed
warriors failed in "A gallant
effort to prolong Washing
tons nine-year reign MS un-
defeated football king of the
West.
California defeated Wash
ington. 81 to 0. Mt Berkeley
that day. Neither team had
much class. as the Bruins
were also n war period"
team, built of the scanty ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
HARRY WILLS
BEATS THAN
ON POINTS

PORTLAND Jan. rs. - Consistent
aggressivencss. coupled with "A sev.
enth round attack on his shorter Oh.
ponent that fairly szzlcd with &C.
ton, enabled Harry Wills. OF New
Orleans, to beat Sam Langford. OF
Boston and points East. by "A com
Portable margin in their 1O.round
bout at Milwaukee arena last night.
In the other bouts Eddie Richards
Portland, beat RUDE Finn. Seattle:
While 81. Clair trimmed Soldier
Woods. Seattle. and frankie Richie
fought fast draw with Alvin Ian.
don, Seattle, In tho curtain raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Duffy Is Easy Winner in Pavilion Track Nee
Ice Races to Be
Called Off Soon
If Entries Fail

L,NTRIEs for The stars third
IL annual Ice races are stu SLOW
In coming In. Unless they pick up
by Saturday the races viii be
abandoned for the year.
The following rules have been
laid down for the races. II they
are held.
B.tries ere open 80 all amateur
skaters aud can ~ made By sending
name aud address,, IN regular letter
form. 90 tho sport department Of Tho
star or TO- IN. Arena officn. Entries
close Monday.
PHEiINfsAHfKs
The pfeiimlnAriss viii begin nert
"Wednesday. ard ~tii be staged BE-
tween periods q, the hockey same.
sigh, laps around the ring In froet
Of the nets.
racer must win . preliminary
before qualifying for the finals. ~hich
~ni - q. laps Zach racer will he
gsssa tao chances 70 rin a prsiim-
inary.
A silver ioving cup viii ts risrn
20 the winner ana other suitable
pFiEea 70 seeord and thlfd place
racers.
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Washington Spirit Dead -Four Years, Comes Back!

perb stand against the Penn
State steam roller on Deem
Der 3, never has the spirit
that wins championships evil
denced itself on the univer-
sity campus.
Now, it Is gloriously re-
stored. II will put Washing
ton back on the football map.
Prospects for 1922 material
are good, the coaching is of a
standard quality; but these,
without spirit, mean nothing;
and Washington has that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
YANKEES WILL
KEEP SHAWKEY

Bob sbawkey. the Yanks' right
handed mound star. will remain with
the New York club this season. con.
trary TO previous reports that he
would be turned over to the Detroit
club In a trade for Bob Neach.
Shawkey Was not In form a major
part Of 1921. but Is one of the stead.
lest pitchers in the American loop
when in shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

"a consui,aDon yesterday trying TO
plug up their weaknesses before the
game with Victoria at the local Arena
tonight
II has been decided that the same
lineup will DO used. Jim Riley's in
experience on the defense is not 30
big drawback on the smaller Seat.
tic ice. and he's expected to look
better tonight The big fellow is
doing his best in Roy Rickey's place.
Hickey won't be ready to play for
another week yet.
Victoria Is sticking to its revised
lineup and will enter the same team
that played here last time.
THE ,,roh.bIa ffro,.r. foifnx.-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Nets Face
islanders
at Arena
Locals Up Against Long
Term in Basement if
They Lose Tonight
Al
DIVop.1Ep

sATTLE'S Nets
re faetn x q
ough layout IN
ne Coast hockey
ace. w lille
hey re not very
ir behind. the
ason IL In the
cond half Of
. schedule. and
it'll the race az
ose as IL u they
ave 10 break
heir slump or
Hey'll find them.
Ives out OF the
&C.
Tho Nets held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

WIN only ABOUT SIX weeks OF INC
,eason left lot OF people didn't
know the Yankees had such "A play.
~ as De yormer on the pay roll.
Then old opportunity came knock
ting. DE vormer heard IL. grasped
the chance. and Ii now regarded as
one Of the best catching prospects
In either major league.
SCHANG
MAS INJURED
Late in August Babe Ruth and
Wafly schang felt playful one day
They engaged in a friendly wrcst'
ling match with the result that both
players went on the hospital list
That put the catching burden up
10 Hoffman. After he had been IN
for few days and doing nicely. an
injury TO one OF his fingers on the
throwing hand put him temporarily
out OF commission
The Yankees seemed 10 be sadly
up against IT, The team was In the
very thickest OF the fight for the
pennant and had only a recruit
catcher 10 fall back on.
In just one game. DE vormer al.
Iayed any suspicion that may have
existed as to his ability to make
good. He looked like a seasoned
veteran in his first real chance. He
threw beautifully. hit well. showed
much speed on the bases and han
died his pitcher cIeverly.
evening any worries that Huggius
possibly had as TO his catching de-
partment was over. The Yankee
leader felt that II De vormer could
continue that standard OF play. hts
club would in no way be weakened
By the loss Of schang and Hoffman.
DE vORMER
HITS .3s7
That Is just what De vormer did
during the rest OF the season. In
q games he had a batting average
Of .347 His catching was all that
could be desired. Before the close
Of the season lot of the best run
ners In the American League had
learned TO respect his arm.
Deyormer, with a late start. did
what few recruits are able 10 do
establish beyond a doubt their right
TO be ciassed as a big Lacquer In
their first year
The New York club evidently feels
that such Is the case. II has just
transferred Nelson Hawkes.. out.
fielder: Pay French. shortstop. and
Pitcher Jesse Doyle TO Vernon In
Payment for DE Vormer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Davis Cup
Berth for
Richards?
Youngster May Be Given
High Tennis Honor This
Summer; He's No. 3

VINCENT RICHARDS stands an
excellent chance Of being chosen
AZ n member of this years defending
Davis cup team.
richards Was rated % third among
tho tennis players OF the United
States. Such position Of honor
almost assures hiR selection an a
member OF the Davis cup team.
There are many 81 the leading es-
porfH on tennis who rather disagree
with the ranking gwen Richards.
while admitting his briiliAncy. the
opinion has been expressed that
some OF the veterans rated below him
were entitled 70 more consideration
because Of their consistency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
BOXING BODY MEETS SOON

Tho National Boxing association,
which viii open It's second annual
convention in New orleans January
10. has formed affiliations with Au.
tralia. France. England and Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

Violet al least 30 miles during tho
Last few rounds. hitting Pinknan At
will with his wonderful left The oily
thing that kept the bout from ending
in Tacoma was the set OF ropes
around the ring.
Duffy gave the boys and girls pres
ent the sweetest exhibition OF how %
fight ne-handed that they have ever
seen. lie started only one punch
with his right--that in the third
round-and he nearly foored tho
cnnging Vine with It.
Duffy deserves a world OF credit
for his swell showing. because it's
one OF the hardest things In Tho
world for a boxer TO make a good
showing with the other fellow con-.
stantly on the run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
BROADWAY
WIN UNEXPECTED

Uncovering n defense too clever
for West Seattlc's forwards to
fathom. and checking like veterans.
Coach Turner's green Tigers fur
nished the upset OF tho evening in
their win over West Seattle. The
West Siders couldn't get close
enough 10 the basket 10 shoot.
broadway UsJ West Seattle ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
knights to Play
Northern Liners
in Big Cage Mix

MYTH a record Of ~ straight wins
w the Knights Of Columbus bask.
etball team faces the nemesis 10
tonight at the X. OF c. gym with the
Northern Life five. the game getting
under way at y. m.
Both teams have been slightly
weakened for the big game, the
knights losing Jack Davidson. who
Is out Of town, and the Insurance
team Cot Rice. who has left for the
East.
The squads were expected TO line
I'M aa faIIoxa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
YANKS STEAL
CANADA'S GAME

Eastern universities have taken up
lacrosse, the Canadian national
sport and have developed IL until
they far outclass the Canadian
schools in the game. according 10 tho
records of international clashes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
FOOTWORk
Is WONDERFUL.

Tho oakianders footwork was 4
revelation, and he lived up to all tho
nifty advance notices made for him.
Duffy. boxing either Bob Harper
or Travic Davis. would just about
knock the fans for loop. because
he's the first newcomer In these
parts. outside OF Gordon Mckay, To
show any class at all for a gooi
many weeks.
The first round was tame. neither
boy doing any damage. Duffy sailed
a million lefts into Pinkman in tho
second and third rounds. running
Plnkman's classic features in tho
third by bringing a tin car out OF
retirement
The fourth round was a bit slower,
but all Duffy's. Pinkman landed his
only punch OF the night In this
round, right hand that didn't tax a
effect
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Seals Add
Five New
Box Men
San Francisco Loses Lefty
O'Doul, but Newcomers
Should Form Good Staff
BY LEO II. LASSEN

EFTf ODpIL.
just about the
classiest pitch.
cr In the Coast
league last sea
son. Ia lost 20
the san Fran
cisco Seals for
1922. vim &
been recalled
by the New
York Yankees.
and prcsen {
& osstp b as
Johnny Couch.
auother u
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QUEEN ANNE
LOOKS GOOD

Queen Anne lived up 10 reputation
as the most dangerous squad in the
loop. Billiards. defense was fair. but
they lacked the speed and passing
ability to get thru the Gibson. krauc.
zuvas guard combination OF the
Quays.
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RRIrINs SIGN KELLY

Fred Kelly. who won the high hur
dies at the last olympic games. hsA
been signed by the University OF Cai
ifornia to act as assistant track
coach
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signed him merely trial De looked TO have great
promise but his lack of experience his worst handicap
The dope worked out very much the experts figured it.
Schang gluon for work, Manager Higgins daily
lection. Hoffman would occasionally get chance to sub
stitute for a couple of innings.
With De Vormer il simply of seat on the
bench up relief pitcher Up until late IN
August he had caught in only couple Of innings Of play
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/BNS/KO WINS AGAIN

CANTON. Ohio. Jan. 1s.--It took
Stanlslaus Zbyszko 30 minutes TO
throw Ivan Linow. Russian. In de.
Tense OF his worlds heavyweight
wrestling title here last night
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Shadow
Wallops
Violet
Oaklander Shoots Left
Hand at Local Boy and
Beats Him Easily
BY LEO II. LASSEN

DDIE PfNkMty
IN usta though.
that Jimmy Duffy
was throw ! ng
boxing gloves at
him with a ma
chine gun last
night in the last
three rounds Of
their track meet
al the Pavilion.
r h e Oakland
Shadow C h ased'
the s hrinki Ing
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A. A. Z. PICKS PELHAM Ray

The Metropolitan association OF tho
A. a. Y. may hold the annual track
and field championship IN the new
100000 stadium now under con.
struction at Pelham Bay.
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By SEABURN BROWN
VXTASHINGToN football i
w coming hackr

After being trampled in the
dust by teams from smaller
colleges from all over the
Coast and Northwest ever
since Gil Dobie packed his
grip and caught a rattler for
the East, the Purple and Gold
is on the rise again.
Not so much that the uni
versity is suddenly acquiring
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Given hard fight. but holding
slight lead turnout tho game. Frank.
lin finally reached the whistle four
points ahead OF the Railsplltiers.
Hayward Dare's shooting eye gave
Franklin the necessary edge TO cop
the mix.