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deI3-d&ds. .exsu&b Trustees.
TH0s. J OWEN 4 son, AUCTT0SEERs,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNowN AS
THE CHAMPLAIN APARTMENT
HOUSE, NO. 142i ST. NV.
By virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 4S42 folio 374 et SEQ,
Of the land records OK the District Of Coium-
bia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the urdefs gned trustees Will sell at
public anction. in front Of the premises, 90
DECEMSER. 1923. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises.
situate in the city OF Washington, District Of
Columbia. and dss. znated Us and being orgi-
nal lot fourteen 14t In square numbered
two hundred and eighteen (21s}. together with
the improvements.
Terms Of sale: Purchaser 10 assume an ex-
isting first deed Of trust securing the sum
Of SlT5 900 tfuil particulars Of same TO be
deed CT trust to be paid as follows: One
third cash, balance In two equal installments.
payable in and two years, with interer;
at per centum per annum. payable semi.
annually, from day Of sale, secured by ssccnd
deed OF trust upon the property sold. or all
cash above said first deed Of trust. ut the
option Of the purchaser. 4 deposit Of two
time Of sale. All conveyancing: recording,
revenue stamps. etc, at cost of purchaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with within
thirty (30) days from day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to reseii the
property at the risk and cost Of defaultfng
purchaser after five days Advertisement Of
such resale In some newspsper published in
Washington, u. c.
r OWEN EDMoSsToN. Jr..
del9-i&ds. .exSu&de25 Trustees-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS ]. OWEN BON. 10CTf0NEEKE

TRysrEE;s .yds SALE SALE OF ny ,yAlhgAsLE THREE;
NO, 1884 4th STREET NORTHWEST.
resrd, Of s t ,'' os ceams. s :; tas .sa snS
The mi TxEsTY:slssI .tsi pxY 81 81 SEcEaBaa:: ahBsa:
Pr ios is9 d a AT .ou.q. Toossorf1HIHrr sof1 O'CLOCK
Terms Of sale: One-fourth casn, lsIsnce IN
one. two and three years with interest q sfx
posit Of 500 required at st tine Of ssie. ana &
the purchaser allowed ffteen days from date
CHARLES 6. BENJAMIN,
ERIpERfSE n 4 RNSS.I,S Z BENJAMIN.
fHssGia'6 fhSfaa Z. brsgxnAiss.. i brssHgSx1nAiss.s'
.cu.p,rs I He'll; R,s,.x,v e ..
deli-d&ds: eIsu SURVIVING Trustee
THos J. OWEN SON. AUcrIoNrERs.
THysTrys' SALE OF yALuARLE TWO.
sTSsf 1Sa i,,s sEsrk sa DWELLING. BEING NO.
.s,s eHss o. .1s ssust ct ss
Be- and az ss Sn ns S Of
thereby. the underslxnsd trustees viii ser .
sue'HH Tar in SEGns q ths
DECEMBER. AID. 1928. AZ FoUR O'CLOCK
Pm, the following described land and prem.
.ises. situate in the District Of Columbia and
assixnsted ss and being iot 81 10 George 3.
as per plat recorded In the Office OF the sur.
yeyor Of the District Of Columbia in Lber 53,
at folio 27.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to 6rst deed
OF trust for about $500. All cash above
said trust. 500 deposit required upoa sc-
eeptsnce Of bid Conveyaneing. rscordinx and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost. Terms
to be compiled with within thirty days or
deposit forfeited.
John c. Y0ST,
WALTER II. NARROW. JR..
deIi-d&ds, ,exS1 Trustees
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fgTHE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER
POeTPoNED UNTIL WEDNESDAY. THE
AT TIE SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
BT ORDER or THE TRUSTEE.
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NTHE ABOVE BALE Is PURIFIER
TWEIFTH rHisLSnII DAY oF pEcEHsEk. A ises. At At
THE ZANE HOUR AND PLACE.
BY VRpEB Of THE TRUSTEE.
dee-dkds, ,ex1u
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Realtors,
Main 434o. 14IT K st. NV.
ROOMING HOUSE

We are Offering an excellent rooming house
eonts ming IA rooms; very large; four etor es;
hot.water heat: e;ec.; barga n; only sl5 COO.
Call today. .., ~
1911 ST NV. Main 90S.
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BANKkUPTCA NOTICES

IN THE SUPREME COURT oF THE d
trict Of Columbia. Holding Ba
ruptcy Court.--In the matter Of Harry II
ovitz, bankrTpt-In bankruptcy No. 1886
Notice is hereby given that the sbove-nam
bankrupt has filed his petition. praying (
discharge from ell his debts in bankrupt
and that his creditors and other persons
interest are required to enter their sppee
ance in oppos ton. II any 30 desire, in
clerks office OF said court on or before
18th day OF Janusy, 1924. RALPH
QCINTER. Referee in Bank rptcy
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FOB sALE-H0UsEs.


IT WILL PAY Y0U TO INSPECT
BRODT- BUILT HOMES.
<207-09-It-i3 Ellicott at. and 1918 4Srd st.
NV. These houses are equipped with ami;
large lots and rear alley.
Representative on property.
Eleven homes built six already sold.
BR0DT REALTY COMPANY, Inc..
4207 Enieott st. NV.
Phones: Main S3ls. Cieve. 1623.
CORNER HOUSE NEAR 9th AND K
ats. n e.--6 room and bath brick. with large
!ot oyer 10 feet wide front. This house Is In
excellent condition, having been entirely reno-
rsted. Price $3.50; $500 cash and the bal
hhee In monthly payments to suit the pur
Chaser This house is now vacant and will
allow immediate possession
+. A. CARNEY. Owner
4O5 Continental Trust Building,
Main Ioo2 l4th and II Sta. NV.
,s00-UNUSUAL BARGAIN
Six rooms and bath, electric
lty, space for garage, on R ST.,
just off North Capitol: $1,000
cash and SOS per month. Address
Box SOP. Star office.
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WHY RENT ROOMS?
9th AND NJ SITS NV

olii h.ND vi = y. INV.
Imposing semi-detached brick residence Of
g very large rooms. Deep lot. sturdiiy built
New furnace. Quoted at bargain price for
quick sale. Only $1,000 cash. Easy monthly
payments. Inspec: at once.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO. el1 n. Y. AVE.
VISUALIZE 10th ST.
A FEW YEARS FROM NOW THE VALUE
OF OUR PALATIAL HOMES ON THE AVE
NUE. OF THE PRESIDENTS rs MUCH
GREATER THAN THE PRICE ASKED
THEIR EXCLUsivENESs AND REAUTY ARE
ONLY APPARENT FROM a PERSONAL IN
sPECTIoN
Exhibit House, 42O5 10th St.
OPEN AND LIGHTED DAILY UNTIL PM
8 CnMM0DIOUS ROOMS,
COMPLETE BATHS,
HARDWOOD FLOORS,
FAITHFULLY APPOINTED,
FINISHED ATTIC
SERVANTS ROOM AND BATH
Three-Car Built-in Garage.
OTHER CHARMING FEATURES.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
ei4 NEW YORK AVE. FRANKLIN ll4o
BARGAIN.
Direct from owner and builder, a very At
tractiye corner brick home; colonial front
porch. Large breakfast porch and sleepfug 2
porch, fncloeed with glass. Deep lot; room for
GARAGE. This home 10 located 10 a very de-
sirable section Of the northeast. Price. ST..
$50. Very reanosable terms can be arranged
TO suit purchaser. Address Box 7s-P. Star
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PARK VIEW

$500 cash and $65 per month will boy the
largest Groom house fn this section; colonial
h.-vh cleo; sleeping perch. Second door
1rransed as an apartment, Must sell by
Priced reasonable. Write and ] will call.
Address Box SS-P, Star ONCE
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1 .aE ARovE SALE has BEEN POST
PONED UNTIL FRIDAY, DECEMBER THE
SEVENTH. 1929. AT THE SAME HOUR
AND PLACE.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES-
Continued.

Excep. Values in Georgetown.
Several modern homes just eompleted--e
NICE rooms. full tile BATH hot-wnter heat,
eiec light. hardwood floors, double back
porehes, room for garage, etc. Must be seen
10 oe appreciated. Price. $3.50. Easy terms
ii,n fnone Tor automobile, A. B. CAMPBELL.
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER
TvWSrp1MED TWrI eTn UNTIL I'll WEDNnSpAxs 70. THE
THE SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
By ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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COLORED SNAPS
LARGE, EXCLUSIVE. SELECT LIST
o. houses. all sections, priced from
y 900 upwards. on cash payment Of
$3.50 and upwards. monthly payments
right. Possession Of many.
MORTON ST. Mr.. GA. AVE;
modern, 8-rm., colonial bricks; h.-w.h.;
prices $500 and 5000; terms
right; possession with deeds.
9 N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 459T. l423 + St.
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HTHB ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
PMGsTPoNER M TiN s UNTIL "WEDNESDAY. THE
AT THE SANE HOUR AND PLACE.
BIZ ORDER or THE YRUsTEE.
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PETWORTH BARGAIN

must sell rNy home just west Of Grant
Circle before January 1. six large rooms
extra large kitchen. nice bath: hot-water
heat: electricity: paved street; garage room
Make me an offer. Cash as low $500
than purchase price. Address Boz SIP, snr
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

COLUMBIA HEIGHIS
A beautiful home on Fairmont ct. NV.
3ust Oh 14th st., Containing 10 rooms and
baths, is being offered at an exceptionally
low figure Let Us submit this property to
H r. HowENsTEIN CO,
lsll Il st. NV. Main eos.
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$3.50.
Near Lincoln Park.
II Is seldom we have q low-priced
property in such refined, high-ciass
section. This house 3 only 100 feet
of beautiful Lincoln Park and We con-
slider II bargain at the price asked.
Semi-detaehed pressed brick, having
seven rooms, tile bath. exceptionally
dne fixtures and economical heating
plant. We are confident with a slight
expenditure the property would he
easily worth $500 to $1,000 Pos
session and reasonable terms.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors,
Main 434n l4II K 81 NV
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Main 4be7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
Mcintyre at
1t Again

The Spokane Press carried notice
the other day about string OF anna
teur boxers being developed BY Chef
Mcintyre. once the peer OF North.
west heavywelghts. up in some small
tank town In Idaho. where MeIntyre
has established an athletic club and
has stuck il out for several years.
It sounds like old times TO hear OF
Mcintyre developing amateur mitt
singers. and altho the time seems
long. II was only a few years ago
that Mcintyre. a man in his 40s, was
the sensation OF the ring hereabouts.
Mcintyre, a great boxer who
could hit. too. got BY mainly on his
skill. licking a lot OF younger and
stronger. men And then along
came. Mickey King and the old
tragedy OF youth and age was en-
acted when King knocked the vet.
Gran out. Brains can beat Drawn
but brains and age very seldom
triumph over brains and youth. It:
the stern rule that youth must bs
served and while the rule. like ali
OF them. has its exceptions. In tbs
long run It prevails
Mcintyre retired again and helt
several athletic club Jobs in the
Northwest until he finally settled
In Idaho.
As for King, he was another o.
those gifted fighters who didn'
know the value Of taking care o.
himself. Ind instead Of reaching
the top. he hit the toboggan ant
was coon lost in the gIamor o.
newcomers in the ranks Of pugil
Ism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
100 MORE HORSES ARRIVE
FOR MEETINGS AT TIJUANA

turf critics readily agreo that he
II emitted 20 be termed a stake
horse, ono with enough ability 20
run In the higgcr, events which
Tijuana viii have this winter.
Another Is Littlo Chief. owned by
l. v. Humphries OF Denver. who
purchased him especially for the
10000 Coffroth Handicap and other
big stakes to BE- decided here this
winter. Little Chief wan bought
from tho famed Rancocas Stable
and cost the Denver sportsman 49,
600. Another purchased NJ the sane
figure and from the same famous
establishment Is Knohbis who will
carry the colors OF John Cohurn.
Right close 10 these In popular
opinion Of horses worth f. skee-
six. which has been raced with re-
marknbls success for the past year
BY George Drumheller. Tho March
bank string includes principally
young horses and while few arc
OF the ngc to engage IN che rac-
Ing NJ this time, Mnrchbanka col.
ors win 10 seen moro frequently
after january i. when oil yeariings
automatically become two-year odds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07

after tho destinies OF Mcdonnell. IS
trying TO locate johnson by wire, and
II no can find Floyd. who Is raid 70
be visiting friends at Port Town.
send. no viii try to persuade him to
como 70 Seattle and box three or four
days with Mcdonnell.
When Johnson was her, visiting
his folkn several months ago no and
Mcdonnell donned the gloves FOR a
few minutes sparring. johnson. ug,
greSsive. and using both hands,
makes an Ideal heavyweight 70 work
with. Loughncy IL having no end
OF trouble getting big fellows to
work with Jack.
He had couple Of Goliaths IN
line. but Mcdonnell trcnted them 90
roughly that they failed TO show up
for moro than on one or two occa.
Hlons. An n result Jack has been
forced 70 box with even bantams in
order TO get any work with the
gloves. Boxing with the smaller
boys Ia fine for improving speed. but
not 80 good 10 whip one in shape
for n grueling contest.
There is not likely 10 be much
boxing TO tho McDonnell.Finn setto
next week. Both can punch, and
the bout Is no cinch to go the limit,
being that that Is the case. Finn ia
working out daily at o'clock, while
Mcdonnell starts going thru his
PAGES an hour later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
Nlorrie Lux Had
Great Possibilities

Morrle Lux. tho pale Russian wei.
terwelgh;. had wonderful possibilities
when he was in tho Northwest two
or three years ago.
A master boxer who could smack
with both hands was Lux. but he was
good one night and bum the mex;
because he wouldn't take that rigid
care OF himself that the dizzy heights
OF championship form demand.
Those who saw him cut sid
Mitchell to pieces one night viii not
forget his hitting power. and those
who saw him outsmart Billy Wright
GA two occasions won't forget his
boxing skill.
Trained 10 the minute. Lux gave
Johnny Mccarthy the finest pasting
in Tacoma you ever saw. Later tina;
same year he faced Mccarthy. WASH,
in condition. and tooka terrific beat
Ing.
Lux is now IN California. where
lie has had Just fair success. He Is
quite a card around Kansas City. his
home town. when he's going good
He was a winner here as long as he
kept in shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
Frankie Rogers Can
Teach EN- Gameness

Frankie Rogers IS helping DIR.
Walter ReIton train the University
Of Washington boxers. Rogers may
not be the cleverest fellow In the
world. but II he can impart to
those young fellows working with
him, some OF the fighting heart
that he has IL will mean lot more
to them than all OF the boxing skill
they might assimilate.
The world loves a gamester and
Rogers took a high place in the
hearts OF Seattle fans the night he
fought thru three rounds With a
broken jaw against Travie Davis
one Of the hardest hitting weiter-
weights in the business. And no
one knew OF the fracture but Roy
ers. and he refused 70 quit.
That fight win live long in the
memory OF those Seattle fans who
saw II.
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TIJUANA. RACETRACiS. Mexico
l. Lee. ITO the T5o thorubreds
which were on hand FOR the open
ing Of the Tijuana racetrack
Thanksgiving. there has Jus; been
added another hundred. theso ar
irving hero from tho Tanforan
meeting which was ended Decem-
bcr !.
This probably was the heaviest
shipment Of thorobrcd horses Call
fornia ever had and IL was handled
in a special train Of nine express
cars. Tho short shipment OF "a
hours from the Tanforan 10 the
Tijuana track could In no way give
the runners a setback. and as
many OF them were racing Mt Tan.
foran and accordingly up 10 form
IL win be only few days until
the ones from tho North win make
their debut
Ten owners including c. u. r.
win. j. w. Marchbank. J. ~. Crane,
C. -. schaeter. Col. n. J.. Baker
George Drumheiler aid the Mea,
dowbrek Stable were represented
and II is not TO DO denied that
quality as well an quantity was ap-
parent when some OF the personnel
Of runners was made public.
Probably the most highly though,
OF galloper in the lot Is All Over
which Irwin purchased from the
oakbridge Stable for $4,000. There
IL n lot Of class TO tits horse and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
SOPHS WIN
INTERCLASS
GRID TITLE

T,HE naughty seniors went down
i TO defca, last night before the
sophomores In tho championship In.
terclass football game at the unlvcr.
sity. The sophs won by 81 TO 6
score.
The seniors scored first on an IN.
terccpsed pass. but failed 10 convert.
Just before the end OF the first hair
long pass TO shager from place.
kick formation counted for the sopha'
first tally. Tho try for point was
made.
Tho second year men clnched II
with two more touchdowns In the
last half.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
Puck Teams
VIII Clash
In Big Tilt
THE STANDINGS
THE STANDINGS
80 ..F
GAME roNIomr

GAME TONIGHT
University OF Washington Va. Buich'i
Pirates.
TUE University OF Washington and
Butch's hockey teams win battls
IL out this evening at tho Arena for
second place honors in tho City Anna
tour league race.
The game Ii 20 star, promptly al
T:30 o'clock.
Both teams have lost the ono game
that they have played and are enx
ious TO break into tho win column
in tonieht's tussis,
Don Mckenzie Is tho mainstRy Of
the University defense. Frank
Wong. the only known Chinese puck
performer. viii DO in the college
lineup.
Interest In the Varsity puck team
10 increasing IN college circles. and
Eoodly crowd from tho campus Ia
expected 10 be on hand for tonights
affair.
Jack Kerr. the demon goalle. Will
watch the net for Bu,oh's aggreEa
ton.
panny Mcmillan is slated for the
referees Job.
The llnoups follow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07

Champion
Due Here
Leonard Will Be Seattle
Entertainer, Christmas
Week, in Vaudeville

DENNY LEONARD. king Of the
- lightweights. win DO seattl,
vaudeville entertainer during the
Christmas week. coming hero In an
orpheum act.
Leonard. considered ono OF the
best Founders that tho game
has ever seen. II not the best. Ii
making his first trip TO the Pacific
Northwest
Tho lightweight king has been In
a Broadway production until just
recently. when no signed for a tour
OF the orpheum circuit. They say
that Benny is quito tho boy behind
the footlights as well as In tho
ring.
Leonard's last big fight was with
Lew Tender In New York. Hc
doesn't plan to fight again until
the summer outdoor season In Man
haitian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
EVERETT NOT
TO PLAY I'm
BIG CONTEST

L1vERETT. Dec. TAT a meeting
IL OF the Everett SCHOOL board
hero last night. I, war ruled that the
local high school football team
~ouis not BE- allowed TO compete In
a national championship game.
The authorities declared that such
a game would not be in keeping with
tho rules Of tho state association,
which forbid gRrnea after thu Cat.
urday following Thanksgiving.
Tntil the school board took action
las; nlEh;. interest war being
worked M 10 fever heat by busI.
ness men and fans. who hoped 10
see another Everett grid team win
national fame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07

partial and his word is law
sums up Holmes.
Where lot OF other hockey ref.
erces mako mistake Is In letting
the players talk back on decisions
and the game gets away from them.
~But not with Ion. He didn't have
any trouble on tho prairie last year.
altho tho other prairie officials had
hard iimo Nil year. and they had
several warm sessions on the Coast"
Before taking up retcrecing Ion
was ono OF tho greatest lacrosse
players in Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
ROWE EXPECTS
TO BE READY

Bob Rowe. who has been out OF
the Seattle lineup for several weeks
with a bad Charley horse. IS expected
to get back into the game again on
this trip. altho no is stirl iimplng
some.
Rowe has been missed. as Il takes
Smokey Harris off OF the forward
line. where the veteran is needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
CALGARY PLAYS
/, VICTORIA TONIGHT

Calgary. with the Seattle victory
10 its credit. battles Victoria tonight.
Tho Tigers have good club with
plenty OF experienced men and good
combination play. They're a dan
gerous outfit. The Tigers are unique
in that they have seven right.handed
shots on the roster. They play the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
FLOYD JOHNSON MAY TRAIN
JACK MCDONNELL FOR BOUT

U'LoYD JOHNSON. with tho beno.
l. III OF experience from meeting
Jsrs Willard. Jack MeAuiiffe. Bill
brennan. Jack Renault and other
famous heavyweights. may trnin
Jack Mcdonnell for tho iatter's sir.
round battle with Rubo Finn. Mt the
Crystal Pool Tuesday night.
Or. a. NJ. LouFhney, who looks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
TITLE GREEK
CAGE BATTLE
ON TONIGHT

TUE Theta Delta Chi and Delta
i Kappa Epsilon fraternity basket.
hail teams meet ;onigh, at 100
o'clock a, the University gym TO
settle the Greek Letter cage cham.
pioushlp,
This IL the second consecutive rear
tina, Delta Kappa Epsilon has
reached the flnai round. Last year
tho "Dekes'' lost the title game 10
lambda Chi Alpha.
A bic crowd 10 expected TO view
tho tito contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

THEY say they're thru, do
/ these fighters, but as
long as they can stand up
and box or hit, like ball play
crs who can still bat, altho
the arms and legs be slowed
up by time, you find them
coming back for more.
A year or so ago Billy
Wright said he was thru
with the ring game for good,
but the other night the clever
Billy, after a long layoff,
stepped out in Aberdeen and
beat some big fellow who
outweighed him Is or 20
pounds.
Not that Billy Is an old man or
oil in. but he Is veteran Is far
as ringmen SO. and no had said
that he was thru. But they still
have a hankering for the feel OF
the boxing gloves and the crunch
of resin that viii not down.
It's too bad that Wright. with
all OF his cieverness and ambition.
wasn't a bit moro rugged. Against
big. husky fellows, Wright looked
like a million dollars. but pitted
against Morrie Lux. who was Just
rs smart and could hit harder.
Wright didn't so so well.
wright's cleverness and Dode Der.
cots strength would mako a
worlds champion.
It's too had tina, Billy. who has
always been a real credit TO tho
game. didn't have that natural
strength TO SO with his skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
TED ROBINSON
GIVEN HONOR

cTNTRiiIA. Dec. fed Robin.
son. member Of the ceniraiia high
school football team. has been
awarded the Warren o. Grimm mo.
mortal cup for being tho Ereasst in.
SEPARATION TO the players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
SILVERNALE TO
LEAD GRIZZLIES

NISSouLA. Dec. 7s-Grant sli.
yornale. quarterback. has been
elected TO captain the University Of
Montana sride team next year. Mon.
,nna loses but two men by rrndun.
ton and has It's great undefea,ed
freshmen team 10 draw from.
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Benny Leonard Comes to Orpheum Soon
aSEsIlp|
(fs6rSF1gR 49,

Dave Bancroft. tho new manager
OF tho Boston Braves. In trying 10
land Jimmy Johnston. Brooklyn In.
fielder. With Bancroft nj short and
Johnston at second tho Bcantown
club would have ono OF tho best
socond.bane combinations In tho
business. altho neither fellow Is q
youngster by any means.
Detroit scrfbcs arc trying 10 trade
Harry ieiimnn for a second aaolter.
preferably Jimmy Dykes or Slim
Harris. but nothing has como of
their efforts The Tigers figure 20
have enough offensive strength with.
out icllman and they are In sod
need OF good keystone player.
A group OF Newark business men
has obtained nm option on the New.
ark International league franchise
and II they purchase II, II II said that
they win build now park and will
try to obtain Casey stengei AZ man.
ager.
The 81. Louis Browns with George
Sister In tho rolo OF manager figure
10 DO tho big drawing card in tho
Mound city. ns slsler Is a very pop.
ular fellow there.
The New York Giants. IL il undcr.
stood. are asking waivers on Mosc
Solomon. their 100000 purchase OF
Hutchinson. Rans.. but the brooklyn
Dodgers won't pass him up and will
claim him before letting the Hebrew
siuEEer set ont OF tho National
league without fair trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
NEWCOMERS NOT
MUCH HELP

The three new youngsters added
to tho Seattle club this season have
not been much help TO the Nets. Nc.
Farlane. Arbor and Fisher are the
newcomers and the former. just n
green kid. looks like the best OF the
lot. Arbor and Fisher are no young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07

PULLMAN. Dec. Johnny Zaep,
fel. OF snohomIsh. was last might
awarded the J.. r. Boiler medal for
being the greatest inspiration on this
years Washington State college foot.
ball team.