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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
SIGS
ANNEX FRAT
RING TITLE

TNIE Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity
i Annexed the university frat title
IN the meet held at the university
gym Inst night.
The results follow
its-pouuds-- Weymouth. Sigma mi Ep-
silon. beat Graham. Delta Pei Delta, T.
X. o.. two rounds.
tgs-pouudE schroeder. Alpha Tau
Omega beat HnpdFrsss ri Kappa Alpha.
decision three rounds
issspounds Crouch. Kappa sigma. beat
Norris. Alpha sigma Phi. decision. three
rounds
ifs-pounfs - csvanauRh. Alpha Tau
Omega beat Griffin. VI Kappa Alpha.
forfeit
iGs pounds ---Gsrvais. Phi Kappa Sigma,
beat BeuniuEau. Alpha Tau Omega. dc
eision, three rounds
-pouuds-Luft. Phi Kappa Sigma,
boat Malone, 81 Kappa Alpha, decision.
four rounds.
Henvyweight--Dailsy Beta Theta ri.
beat crosssr. Phi Kappa sigma, knock
out. three rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

Driven the Of this weeks heavy
fall the knights OF the hook and slice have had quite session ta
golf in hangou during past The
leading conversation the Pacific Northwest
Golf associations 23rd annual championship meet TO be held under
the auspices OF the Seattle Golf and Country Club July to H.
inclusive.
Of the onontha that week OF g0H
will be by odds The biggest meet In Pacific
golf history there thing the number OF
large handle from talk around town. this
field in the handicap championship TO come
standing and
fields and
trouble Is expected thru congestion.
The will be different
opinion what at the Portland
the Pacific Northwest Handicap appeared and
coupled with fact th Seattle the
for golfers next July has five clubs namey Seattle Ing
Darlington Rainier the membership
r. n. this city
will nj least $50, when the handicap play starts
Judging records the writer surprised TO find In the
1923 which meeting the tournament
committee held here last Saturday that the hnndcap championship
OF 80 holes followed 80 holes OF elimination match py
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
PRESS REPRESENTATIVES
FOR EACH GLIB

Each team this season Is TO ap.
point press representative who will
be responsible for the scores being
turned in and the stories OF each
game reaching The Star Immediately
after tho game Is over. Also these
representatives will be asked to send
in weekly notes Of their clubs, with
more than 30 teams expected this
year. II viii be impossible for this
department 10 keep in touch with
every team otherwiae.
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unt bearing ON tie final outcome
A. lhingH now stand these squads
arr tied Tor first place IN both rices.
and N Washington can win tonight
they viii bc sure of az least a tic for
fira, place, should Washington lose
the Husklca must defeat Oregon next
week. and q. A. c must citbvr lose
10 either Idaho OF Washington State
10 give Washington "a chance Tor a
lie.
The Oregon AgEios triumphed over
WashlnFtou az o. a. G. In a rough
and tumble catch aa-catch-can Style
game The rcfcreeing wasn't or hlr
league calibcr and Il was rough old
hattlo.
Tonight VIII zee some good offielat.
ms. us Tracy Strong viii handle tho
whistle A. C. Woodward OF Tacoma
will umpire.
Strong calls the play closely and
the gamo may be dceldcd on foul
shooting.
WashinEion'a lineup for the first
time this season is undecided. Coach
Edmundson may start Lewis and
hcskcth At forwards. uundlach az
center and Bryan and Crawford
guards
Frcyne, hoVNvcr. plays good hail
on the Washington floor. and ~.
mundson may stick to his regular
lineup OF Fuyns at forwards and
Hasketh at center.
o. A. C.'H attack u built up around
ilicltc. the giant center and Ridinga
and GIL a crack pair OF forwards.
Hjclio's great height gives tho Farm.
cru a big advantage In the tinoffa
The game VIII ~ called at 1850 and
the doora viii be opened az 64s.
a capacity house is expected for
toniEhts game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
ny WILLIE HOPPE
Worlds Champion Balk.Iine
Billiardist.

I Don't be careless about your 20.
4 Hltlon at the table. Form is very
essential ia billiards as in every other
sport, Face your shot sauarely, then
turn one half TO tho right
. Don't select your cue in a hap,
= hazard manner. Proper selection
Of cue Ia largely matter OF ind.
vidual choice. In baseball no two
great battera use the Eamo style or
weight hat The same holds good In
billiards. I uso a 1914 ounce cue.
. Don't allow tho cue 10 sway. You
- must mako a firm bridge. This II
most essential to success in billiards,
one of the basic fundamentals OF the
game.
A Don't overlook tho draw shot In
4 perfcctinR your billiard game
Play and practice the draw shot ut
every opportunity; It is tho most I'm.
portant In the game.
= Don't make fancy shot whom
~ an eaHy one, tho not sensational.
win answer the shme purpose. II Is
we'll 10 avoid English to the greatest
possible extent
q Don't fail to follow thru. In base.
" ball. golf. tennis and billiards tho
following thru Is the big thought.
Finish your stroke at least one inch
beyond your cue ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

The league riilca viii u gone over
and explained and necessary adj.
tons for this year win be made.
Entries viii be open Monday night
and will continue open until April /.
but managers should send in their
entries as soon as possible. Tho
length Of tho season and thc starting
date depend entirely upon tho mum.
Der OF teams entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Sportsnen
Week Here

For Tho purpose Of awaken.
ing greater interest among cit.
Erns in our matchieHs nsh and
game resources. both from an
individual health standpoint az
well as a hitherto uncapliailznd
tourist lure" Mayor Brown was
preparing a proclamation Satur.
day, declaring the week Of Fobru.
airy 10 TO % az sportsmcn'a
Week
"sportsmen In this country
number mlllionH and they spend
millions Of dollars annually in
states with less attractive sport.
ing facilities than Washington
offers" the mayor said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
CARL TREMAINE. MAKES
JOHNNY CURTIN QUIT

fouled. When the commission found
no evidence of foul. Haley declared
Tromaine the winner.
All experts from Jersey, who had
been whispering around that tho
Cleveland boy stepped back" ana
wouldn't take It," were crossed, be-.
cause II was Curtin who quit. and he
quit cold.
II was just as well that he did.
however, because he was surely
beaten and headed for n Knockout.
He couldn't lay glove on Tremaine.
and he was stopping with his Jaw
and stomach every wicked. sharp
shooting right and left that the Ohio
boy was sending ovor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Johnny Mack Can Fight

HWIs kid Johnny Mack can fight.
He has put up two Of his best
fights in the Northwest in other
cities. It's too bad that Seattle fans
couldn't have seen him In his bout
with Billy Nash in Everett and in
his scrap with Billy Young In
Tacoma
He stopped Nash in two rounds and
beat Young forty ways from Bagdad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Bercot's Eye Cut

DBRCoT received his first bad cut
ID in Tacoma the other night when
he bumped heads with Joe Black.
Bercot receiving bad cash over his
right eye, just between the eye and
the eyebrow.
1t was impossible TO get doctor
to care for 1t. and Bercot didn't get
fixed up until Friday morning. 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

unless he has a chance Of landing
He doesn't waste many.
In Foley he viii be meeting ons
pip Of bantamweight one Of tho
best prospects the Northwest has
had In years. Foley looks better
right now than either Dods Bercot
or Ted Krache. as he has better
style. He's husky. too. for a ban
tamweight
Foley will work out Monday at
Austin & Salts. while Buell. is doing
his work for the fight on board the
u. s. S. Connecticut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Y ctOria
Wins Ice
Argument

VICTORIA, 3. G, FEB. 1.-THE
Edmonton Ice squad met their
first defeat in the Coast loop here
last night at the hands OF the We
toria men in fairly fast game. The
Edmonton team was said to DO stllI a
little tired from their game the night
before. but they put on a good fight.
When the Eakimos got started on n
rally in the third period the Cougars
we're forced to play hard In their own
side, but managed to hold Edmonton
thru the period. The final score was
to o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Dozen Billiard DOnfs

n Don't let the breaks OF tho game
! throw you off your stroke. You
must concentrates on every shot. Per
lection in billiards can only be ac-
quIred when you take the game seri.
ously.
. Don't lose your temper. Few. II
y any. sports place a greater strain
on tho Individual player than bil.
lizards. No sport offers more oppor.
tunitses for pet peevcs but they
must he avoided. Mako up your mind
at the start OF every game that you
are going to maintain your mental
balance at all odds.
a Don't fail 10 properly cue the hall.
~ You must always cue the hail in
the center. newer beyond one-half 10
right, left, top or bottom OF center.
IN Don't overlook tho importance
LIZ of properly holding the cue to
get the desired results, II is always
well 70 hold the cue lightly Mt the
balance; never at the butt end.
II Don't fail to have sublime con.
IL fidence in your ability. but
never lot II be stretched into over
confidence. Never underestimate
your opponent. II In the little slip
here and there that proves costly in
the hnm count.
10 Don't get the impression that Il
IL is impossible to improve your
game by practice. ] am constantly
discovering some new wrinkle that
helps my play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

Krache has had maybe half dozen fights than Ber
cot it can't be said that he's very much
perenced
One thing may hold up the bout, and that's Krache's
reputed weight. Talk varies TO his poundage say
ing he tips the beams around 145 Bercot weighs only
1871 pounds, the writer having him weighed within
the past two weeks.
The battle, if they do meet will be of the biggest
cards that the Northwest has staged in years. both
have been winning their scraps quite easily and rank
best men of their division in this section.
It's not likely that the bout will be staged right away,
both men have several future meees lined up and Brot
plans to take threeweek rest after his fight with Harry
Anderson in Everett, next Friday q
But if Krache make the weight the Krache-Bercot
hight Is inevitable and will be the battle Of the year when
they do tangle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Delayed Games
Will Be PLAYED

Decision will be made Monday
as 70 when the high school bas.
kctball gnmes postpo1cd Friday
viii be played. according to III
rector A. G. Pelton Tho next
regular gamoB are scheduled for
this coming Friday. The post.
poned games may be played Tues.
day or they may be staged at
the end Of the season. They are
certain to be played. says Pelton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Anderson Faces Tough Fight

LARRY ANDERSON has tough
- evening ahead OF him next Fri.
day when he takes on Dode Bercot
In an eight-round fight in Everett.
Anderson made good showing in
his bout with Young o'Dowd here n
couple OF. weeks ago. but he will be
going up against socker in Bercot
Anderson, with his cleverness,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
MAY KEEP
AVERAGES

z Another attempt win be made this
year 10 keep tho batting. pitching
and fielding averages OF tho league.
But this is impossible unless each
team shows sougv cooperation by mp
pointing an intelligent fellow scorer
for lta outfit The scoring methods
viii DO explained at a meeting to bo
held Of tho scorers,
II viii te Impossible. however. to
keep tho averages unless each team
has a scorer capable OF performing
his duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
CHANGE NET HONOR

LONDON. Feb. 17..--In Difference
to the strenuous objection Of the
United States. the British Lawn
Tennis association has recommend.
ed THAT the Wimbledon tournament
be regarded as being for the Eng.
lIsh national championship and not
for the worlds title as in the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Davis May Meet Wright

round and was knocked down. Raj
cree Hiartnett gave the fight to Rob
erts, a hometown boy. on tho
strength of that one knockdown.
after Davis had won nearly every
other round.
Davis, with his sock, and Billy
Wright with his cleverness, would
make pip OF a fight. as Wright Is
going better than ever. Wright Is
one OF the few fighters to have
Davis number, and II they get to-
gether soon II ought TO a whale OF
battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Feb 17,--Carl Ire.
~ maine, sobcr.faced, good.loolSing
little bantam from Cleveland put n
defiant foot across the line into Joe
Lynch's yard last night when he
knocked out Irish Johnny Curtin In
the sixth round of battle that was
scheduled to so twice that distance
IN Madison Square Garden.
Rather spectaculnrly, the bout ond'
cd with Curtin hanging on the shout
dors Of Referee Patsy Haley, fran
ucally moaning that he had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
WILLARD ON STAGE

NEW YORK, FEB. 17.--Jess vii.
lard leaves tonight for Detroit,
where he viii open theatrical
tour. His itinerary includes, De.
troit, Grand Rapids, Cleveland, st.
Paul, Omaha. Kansas CITY. Wichita,
Tulsa. Memphis, Cincinnati. Pitts.
burg and Baltimore,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Buff Returns to East

Johnny BUFF. the former Amer.
y lean nyweight and former worlds
baniamweight champion, Is on his
way back East again.
Buff fought n couple OF times in
California. losing a decision TO Call.
fornla Joe Lynch and getting a
lucky draw with Teddy Silva.
Buff went back fast when he hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

CHICAGO, Feb. 17.--Managcr Bill
Killefer left with the advance guard
OF Cubs for training quarters at
Catalina island. Cal. today. Nine
athletes, one coach and one trainer
were in the squad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Roberts to Fight Burns

OWEN ROBERTS and George
~ Burns fight the six.round semi.
final at the Pool here Tuesday. Rob.
erts has been going exceptionally
we'll in his few fights and Burns is
n rough, tough miller who can sock,
particularly to the belly.
Much Importance attaches itself TO
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Buell. VIII Force Foley

WHILE Vic Foley Is picked TO win
w when he goes thru the motions
with Sailor Eddie Buell. at the crys.
tai Pool Tuesday in their hx-round
scrap for the bantamweight cham.
pionship OF the Northwest. don't
think for a minute that this baby
Buell. hasn't got a chance.
Buell. has fought three times be.
fore Seattle fans. twice with Eddie
Neil and once with Frankie Green.
He showed plenty under fire, work.
ing hard and being methodical
fighter who never starts a punch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

A FTER his sensational fight with
4 \ Heine Schuman here last week
Travie Davis is due to fight again
hero soon. Davis showed the old
sock. knocing Schuman down six
times.
when asked why he didn't step In
and finish Schuman In the third
round Davis said he wasn't taking
any chances. A few weeks ago in
Tacoma he had Eddie Roberts beaten
in every round and then he ran into
n right.hand punch In the sixth
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should give Bercot plenty of trouble,
but whether the veteran can stand
the pounding he's bound to get from
the logger remains to be seen.
The scheduled bout that Anderson
had in Portland tonight with Johnny
Trambitas had to be cancelled and
Young o'Dowd substituted. because
Of bad cold that Anderson con,
tracted early in the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Uptown
GAMES POSSIBLE

The schedule for Thu Star league
this year will 10 arranged so that
each team can have free date every
third or fourth Sunday. This will
give each club chance TO limo up
out.of,own games. spnldings book.
ing agency has promised co.opera.
ton with The Star In lining up trips
for Star league teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Neil to Meet Foley Again

EDDIE NEIL. the Everett bantam.
- weight. viii take on Foley again
in four.round battle In Bellingham
soon. Tho date for the fight hasn't
been set yet.
After the Buell. and Neil fights
Foley viii just about be out Of oppo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

iti'a' p iIht PtTlod FictoFla, =.
Loughlin. 5.f7. Second psrlod--v Victoria,
Fredericton, 4;2s Victoria. G f.ouEhlin.
ll3sl Third -iod-Viotoria. Haldersou,
t4s1t
Penalties: First perlod--NOne Second
period Fredericton trippcd, and Dlel.
dahl missed free shot Third period.
Keats. Frederlckson and Arbour, 2 min
tues each
Referee-Aiickey Ion.
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may bother him considerably unless
he gives 1t good rest. A cut over
the eye Is dangerous to Tighter, as
the blood hothers the vision when
the cut Is re.opened.
Bercot's skin is remarkably tough.
and he doesn't bleed very easily the
cut in the Black fight being BIT
Of tough luck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

Murphy and decided to start up baseball in Seattle It
was possible We into Chief Borchers, an old major
Lacquer, who located in Portland.
The nst Northwest 1880 1881 and had broken
1888 The 1896 blew
II rained SO straight Il exploded
got Jack DOYLE Interested the Seattle club and
he bought MurphyS good restaurant
proprietor the club solved eating tough
DAYS And this
Borehers managed the
raooma OUTFIT and Harry Huohson pnoed the
We PLAYED the y jefferson and
18th It blocks wide We located there
enl they started
and the outted caution holes and obstructns
the outfeldcrs
But didn't have the
And final wanop the declared
Spain just about opening
was Tar from cheerful outlook when opened The
Monday DuEdale will the first seasons play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
SKI STARS COMPETE

DENVER, Feb. liars Hnugon
and Hans Hansen, the former four
times national champion. viii com
pete in tho annual interstate ski
tournament 10 he held on Geneseo
mountain near here tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

EVANSTON. Feb. 17.--Faculty of
Northwestern university suppressed
editorials by Ernest Sweishelm. a
student. denouncing the Alumni as.
ISOLATION for bringing in undesirable
students merely because they could
play football.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
+ arnerS In
Clash With
HuskyFive
Crucial Basketball Tiff Is
on Boards for Varsity
Gym Tonight

NJ Northwestern
collegiate basket,
hau ftyoH are
coming down tho
home stretch In
one % tlo tight,
cat races IN years
and tonightn
clash between
Washington and
Oregon ARgies at
the varsity gym
win have a
mighty I'm por.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

That fall / read so much about The gold
rush in the Klondyke that decided to come
West to try TO make my stake in the North.
The entire country. even the entire world,
was almost daffy over the Klondyke rush,
and il attracted rs much attention rs the
world war.
With two fellows. one Tom Buchanan and
the other Tom Murphy. former owner of the
Minneapolis club, | came TO Seattle in 1898,
But when we reached the Coast we heard
the other side of the golden" North, and
decided TO stick in Seattle. The stories of
the slides in Chilcott pass cured my gold
ambitions. saw boat come in from the
the North with % collins from there, and
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

man and then polished off
poor Jim Tracey, the Aus
tralian, who was so poor in
this country that he couldn't
get a match.
Now. after this great start. F'irpo
is being groomed for a crack at
Dempsey
F1rpo Is card" He's a new fig.
ure in class where the faces are
all old and too familiar. He's giant
and caveman in looks and actions.
He can hit ike a locomotive and he
can take a tremendous wallop. Per.
haps he has the markings Of a great
fighter. but right now It Is the cir.
Gus appeal that Is pushing him to
the top.
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this match. as the winner will prob
ably tangle with Bercot on n future
card either here or in Everett.
Roberts beat Joe Nestman easily
in Everett recently and the scribes
In the Smokestack city are trying to
cook up fight between the logger
and Roberts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

NEW YORK. Feb i7.--Mickey
Walker. worlds welter champion,
has received an offer from British
promoter OF ssb.7Oo to meet Ted
Lewis In 20.round bout In London
for the championship.
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nents in the Northwest
Chances are that IL the Vancouver
crack gets over both OF these bouts.
as he should. the promoters VIII
start bringing in some good men
from the outside to meet him. as he
would be a big card with a boy OF
real class. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

the toboggan. He was champion Of
two divisions about q year ago.
he was no spring chicken when
he was champion. being well over
the 30.year age limit.
Buff jumped up to Portland, but
the Portland commission wouldn't
give him a tumble and so he and his
manager. Lew Diamond. started
heading East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

NEW YORK. Feb. 17--Claude
Jonnard and George walberg,
young pitchers. and Ralph SINNERS,
have returned their con.
tracts. signed. to tho Giants office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

only to be robbed when the referes
called 1t even.
In his last fight here he was on
with Eddie Mccarthy. the Olympia
boy. and Mccarthy hade an agony
fight OF II by clinching continuously.
A corking good seni-windup one
of these days for Seattle would be
for the local promoters TO stage him
with Young again for a return go
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

F'irpo has the business qualiflca.
tions for champion. In these days
It must be remembered. too, the
champion Is primarily business
man. When Firpo returned to South
America he proceeded quietly to get
a license from the government Off.
ciss for the F'irpoTracey fight. and
when the time came to talk business
he sold the permit to the promoter
for $4,000.
Jack Kearns couldn't work any
faster than that. and Kearns can
move.
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'TaD Tfl3.
| R2pTa1
so -

LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
LOS ANGELES. - Larry Murphy
and Willie O'Brien, feathcrwelghtA,
fought fast draw ns tho main event
Of last nights four-round show at
Hollywood.
SYRACUSE HAIRY Oreb. American
lightweight champion, won 1s-round
decision from Gave Man" Fisher.
NEW YORK. Danny Lee. New York
bantam, defeated Sonny Smith. New
York, in 10 rounds.
FALL RIyER.--Billy Dcfoe, -
Paul fcatherweight, won f0-ronnd
decision from Joe Curry, New Haven,
PoTTBvfLLB. ia. --Johnny Reno, Los
Angeles, won n shade on George Hiddona
formerly Ping fiodlel u Port Richmond.
ERIE, Vincent Poksrnl OF cioyc-
land won newspaper decision over Phil
Bloom. New York. In II rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ODE BERC0T, the Monroe logger, and Ted
Krache, the Hoquiam battler, are facing an
inevitable battle in the squared circle.
Both are sensational youngsters who
have jumped into the sporting spotlight
almost over night.
Bercot, with his awlwardly clever and
rugged style, has had tremendous success
in his few fights, while Krache, a more
finished boxer and straighter hitter, has.