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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
BUD BERCOT
WILL FIGHT
JIM ALTERS

DUD BERCOT Will have a harder
ID row TO hoe when no meets
Jimmy Alters at Austin & Salts
amateur smoker on Friday night,
than in some OF his previous battles.
ALTERS has defeated all his late OPP
ponents and is primed for this affair
with Bud. He rs getting expert
coaching from Ted whitman. OF the
Rainier Athletic club. and when he
steps into the ring with Buddy. one
OF the best amateur bouts Of the
year will be staged.
For the benefit OF many OF the
fans who have requested that rel
served seats be set up in order that
they might be assured OF a seat and
freed from the necessity OF coming
early, Lonnie Austin has had reserve
seats built. They may be obtained
at Austin & Salts for si1o. The
general admission is IS cents.
Eight or ten other bouts will be
offered. The boys likely TO appear
are the following:
Ted Murphy. Bill Kerr. Bud Young,
Ed Wharton. BIZ Wade, Ed O'iara,
Bernie Dixon. Bud Hedman, Wayne
Downey, William High. Alex Dederer.
Charles Cooper. Johnny Brill. Rich
ard Bullock, Basil Chase. Cam Car
RE. Bill Wade. Vernon Habernacht.
John Carroll. Robert James. Dick
Butler. George Pepper, Fred Gee.
Mike Weglin. John weglin and
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Lackurd
ArriUes
In City

CHARLEY LoCKAIlD. president
" OF the Seattle baseball club. ar.
rived in Seattle thia morning after
several weeks in California. where
he attended the two big Coast league
meetings. Lockard says that "Red"
Killifer VIII be in the city In about
10 days. KillIfer is az san Bernar.
dino at present lining up final plans
for the training camp.
"San BcFnardino Is good spot.
says Lockard. The infleld is OF dirt.
but It's in good condition and It's an
Ineiosed field. The field belongs 10
the Santa Fo railroad.
being close TO Los Angeles, where
we open with tho Angels. II II doubiy
desirable and We will have no trouble
getting plenty OF practice games.
THE Coast league meeting went
over smoothly and NO landed the
next annual meeting Of the league
for Seattle. This win be held here
In November.
-one OF the new resolutions adopt.
cd BY this league that ] haven't seen
In telegraphic dispatches Is that the
Coast league teams may trade play.
ers or send them to other Class "A
leagues without asking for waivers
on them
The Coast league win ask the
American association and 1nterna.
tional league to do the same thing"
Lockard viii establish the baseball
office at the Coast league park In
Rainier Valley Immediately and will
supervise the. conditioning OF the
grounds and several minor changes
IN the field and stands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Hoop
Fires Play
on Friday

T INcoLN and Ballard viii fur.
- nIsh tho feature game Of the
second round OF high school basket
ball games on Friday. The unex.
pected strength OF the Lincoln five
against Roosevelt has put tho Rail.
spIItters very much in tho lime
light.
Ballard proved that the Beavers
are OF championship caiibcr by
smotherins FRANKLIN in the opening
game.
Lincoln and Ballard viii meet In
the latter's gym.
Queen Anne goes TO Broadway.
and the Tigers are always tough
TO beat on their home floor.
West Seattle. another dark hc-ae
entry. plays Garfield at Garfield.
and franklin win tackle the speedy
Roosevelt Teddies at Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-For the en-.
~ tertainment Of the thousands
who gather here next June to nom.
inats or Gee nominated the demo.
cratic candidate for president. Tex
RIckard Is going 10 stage a heavy
weight championship fight
Richard not only has decided TO put
on q big bout to be featured by the
entertainment committee, but he
plans TO make the freight" SO easy
that IT will be staggering.
While the city in general is prom.
ising not TO plumber the convention
visitors. Richard, It is understood.
will take a shot at those who have
been olamoring about the CONNER.
ciaI end Of the game by giving them
a big fight at bargaln-counter rates.
The promoter OF Madison Square
farden has definitely decided to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Smith Is
Victor In
Golf Meet

+ os ANGELES. Jan. ~. - Mac.
IL Donald Smith Of San Francisco
won tho California open golf cham.
pionshlp here yesterday with score
OF sss.
Eddie Ioos OF Los Angeles I'm.
lshed second Just ono stroke behind
the winner.
Abe Esplnosa Of Oakland and Har.
old sampson OF san Francisco each
made ssT.
The final scores In iho tourney FOL.
low:
The finish vas AZ fellows
Macdonald SMITH. Kan Franchise. spk.
Eddis toos. Annandsie. Pasadena. use,
Ale EsPiHosa. oAklksd. ssE.
Harold sampson. san Francisco. sgT.
Joe Kifkupod. Australia. 80.
Jack Burke. H. Paul. Ieo
Tom stevens. Minneapolis. asa
Hob Black. san Franeisco. 1oi.
I'd Taute. San Francisco. 800.
Mel smith. los Angeles. tef.
Mortis putra. sfokane 1et.
Al Espinosa, Seattle s9E.
George KefriKan. Long Beach. SCI.
George Van Sim. Los Angeles. .eT.
tfeHn HafAnfus NHN fnFA4 a0ks
Hut, Martin. los Angeles. s3k.
CLARK splsrs. LIS Angeles. 1eS.
John Black. wichita. Kza. i8t
Harry PyrsEs>y. whittier. cal. ;e,.
"a Gayer. Los Angeles. $40.
bert wfd. nprlinEams. 81.
Vic ualtrrto. Los Angeles. ala.
Willie Hunter. Les Angeles. 1tt
=. ~ Heavrr. Los Angeles. as.
". MeEsan. San Francisco, ais.
Gwynn uowsn, Midpiek. Aihambra.
Cal. sic.
W W. Campbell. Los Angeles. III.
chick fraser. Los AuEeisa az.
Charles Guest. Los Angeles. All
J, oeksndeu. French open champion.
Joe Noysk. San Francisco, ait.
Ernest Martin. santa barbara. ris,
Jack Neville. san francisco. as.
=. 8 Armstrong. Los Angeles. $40.
Arthur ciArkHou. Los Angeles, $40.
Harold CLARK. San Francisco. 40.
Grant Halstsad. Los Angeles. ate.
Arthur East. San Francisco. AL.
Arthur Ham. New Zealand open charn<
plon. aas.
Elmer Holland. Los Angeles. ia.
Elmer Naiphs. isos Angeles. ls1.
g. II. Palmer, Jt., Los Angeles. ga.
Jim Duncan. Los Angeles. szt
Capt Bullock Webster. Del Monte, s7s
Chester Beer. Los Angeles. as.
Fred Barber. Los Angeles. sss
Hsrlor Hurley. Los Angeles. 1ss.
y. V. Dcisot. Los Angeles. al.
~ r. Mclaughlin. Los Angeles. 1sT.
George Martin. Santa barbara. sz7.
Arthur aInvers. British open champion,
s2s.
w. L. Ksrnes los Angeles. 1ss.
IL. w. Mitchell. Los Angeles. $40.
l. J. Lyday, Los Angeles. lJs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
DEMOCRATS WILL SEE BIG
FIGHT AT NJ Y. CONVENTION

stage the Dempsey Gibbons bout.
which he has practically signed. dur
ing the convention. He figures that
Gibbons Is the big hero Of the West
and Middle West and that he would
be big attraction.
Gibbons has been secured for
very nominal sum and Dempsey can
be forced to be reasonable with the
argument that he can do much TO
get boxing back in the good graoes
OF politics by reducing the rate.
Richard has already practically
saved boxing in New York by putting
over the deal which brought the
convention here. Wise political oh.
servers are sure that the democratic
politicians who have been after him.
cannot be 80 ungrateful as TO con.
tInue the campaign against the man
who put over the convention deal
after they had failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
TIMES HAVE CERTAINLY
CHANGED in BASEBALL

for Jack Bentley. while the Chicago
White Sox passed along $780, 900 to
San Francisco for Bill kamm.
For n minor league third sacker,
untried in the majors, 500, 900 was
handed over. Ten years ago the
baseball scribes believed that one
of the greatest infieids in the his.
tory of the game was worth that
amount.
At the recent major league meet.
ing the report was that Charley
Ebbetts had offered s275,o0O for
Rogers Hornsby of the st. Louis
Cardinals That certainly is n lot
Of money unless it's counterfeit. but
the Brooklyn magnate says It was
no bluff with him.
How things have changed in base.
ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
ny BILLY EVANS
uow Things have changed
IL baseball.

Low things have changed IN
IL baseball,
Back in years when Connie Macks
Athletics were winning pennnnis
and world series. his great infield
was the talk OF the baseball world.
No four players under Mack
played IA greater part in the teams
success than Eddie Collins at sec.
ond. Jack Barry at short. Frank
Baker at third and "stuffy" McIn'
mis- at first. II was a great infield,
IL not the greatest OF all time.
These four stellar performers cost
Connie Mack practically nothing. He
recruited Eddie Collins from Colum.
bia and Jack Barry from Holy Cross
and developed them. "Stuffy" Nc.
Innis was a high school boy when
he came TO Mack from Haverhill,
Mass. lie was tutored in the art
OF playing first by Harry Davis.
then guardian of that bag for the
Athletics. Frank Baker was SO.
cured from the Reading team for a
very nominal sum. perhaps $1,000.
When these four players reached
the ranks of stardefi, rated as lead.
ers at their positions, tho quartet
was referred to as the 500, 900 in.
field. The Inference being that they
would bring that much in the open
market If Connie Mack cared TO dis.
pose Of them.
The so.called 100000 infield was
given much publicity because so
great a sum was placed on their
services.
Eddie Collins az the time was the
leading second saolSer OF the majors,
Jack Barry was not far behind MS
shortstop. McInnis was second to
the great Hal Chase, and Frank
Baker held n position much like that
OF Babe Ruth-he was the nome run
king of the majors.
For those four great players II
was believed Connie Mack could get
100000 II placed ON the market.
How things have changed in base.
balll
Last season the Giants paid San
Francisco $4,000 for Jimmy o'con.
nell, a .mlnor league star The same
club turned over $4,000 TO Baltimore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17

ihikAf3 ~ fHtVFld
CWEEPING the puck along the
~ ice at terrific speed. Gordon
Fraser. seattIe's big defense man.
converted a penalty shot in tho
second period last night. and II
proved 10 be tho deciding goal Of
the game with Calgary. tho Nets
winning. 80.
Both teams scored twice IN thu
first period, and then frightened,
close checking featuring the game.
Walker and Foyston opened the
scoring for Seattle in less than
two minutes OF play. Walker count
ing on pass from Foyston.
A minute and IS seconds later
Calgary tied tho score when Dut-
ton took a pass from Morris and
beat Holmes.
Anderson and Wilson sneaked be-
hind the Seattle defense and Ander-
son scored.
Rowe eyened st up with long
shot that bounced IN past the CAL
gary goalie.
In the second period Walker was
tripped while shooting by Benson
and Fraser slammed home the PEN
atty shot. the puck skimmlng along
the ice and shooting past Reed.
a record house saw the game,
which was hotly contested. II was
the biggest crowd in nearly three
/ years.
The lineup and summary follow:
IINEUPs AND SUMMARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
TROJANS WILL
MEET BRUINS

Los ANGELES. Jan. 17.-coach
Leslie Turner and members OF the
University Of Southern California
BASKETBALL team leave tonight for
Berkeley. where the Trojans viii
meet the University Of California
live In two-game series, Friday and
SATURDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17

CAGE TILT
ON TONIGHT

THE Laiesides and tho Washing
i ton Frosh win battle II out to.
night for tho league leadership In
Division OF the City Basketball
league. Tho game. which win DO
played AZ the university gym, is 10
start at $40 o'clock. Tho first game
Of the evening. between spalding's
and tho Y. NJ. C. A.. starts an hour
earlier.
Tho Plymouth Church five hung
up 81 TO 2b victory over she
knights OF tho Moon last night In n
league game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Montana
Five Is
Booked
Grizzly Cagers to p lay
Huskies Here on Friday
and Saturday

MONTANA viii furnish tho next
Lfi haskotbpll opposition for wash.
ington.
The Grizzly five viii meet the
liuslics hen. In two'gumo series
Friday ana Saturday
The Montanana are making their
debut IN Coast conference competi,
ton this season and aith0 they
lost two games 10 Washington
State. they gave the Cougars two
tough tuaalos
Washington looked pretty GOOD
against Whitman. particularly Ia tho
second game. and they should 70
even better against Montana.
George Anderson iB making good
NJ center and he h proving to be
good scorer lie IS htill bit
over.anXlous ia his play. jumping
too soon on the tipoffs. but ho f.
finding the Irvine and he IL n good
man for the nan.in.the-hold system
used by Washington. lie has tho
height that Hoskeih lacked for this
job last year aud ho has more
fight than sielk showed In the two
previous years,
when Hcskcth can play regularly
he should mako a strong forward
combination with Fwyns. Coach
Fdmundson has two good reserves in
Froudo and Peters.
Dick Wclta seems 20 ~ In pretty
well az running gunrd while Gund.
iach and Gardner make up n
capable defensive combination.
The season il Just started and
the Purple and Gold teams should
be much smoother during the Mon.
tann games.
Montana viii probably start with
Banoy and @. Dahiberg at forwards.
utman nt center and Tanner and
q. Dahiberg az guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Anderson to
Quit Tennis?

A USTRALIA is in danger OF
"A losing one OF its greatest
tennis players. Indeed, James O.
Anderson, who captained the On.
Wis cup invaders and whipped
William Johnston In the chal.
lenge round, has formally an.
nounced his retirement from in.
ternational tennis.
Anderson explains that his nc.
uvities in tennis are making seri.
Gus inroads on his business. and
therefore he must quit.
The story has another side. II
Is said that Anderson petitioned
the Australian Tennis association
to reimburse him TO the extent
of $1,000 in expenses. and. being
refused, withdrew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
SMOKE SHOP
FIVE WILL
TOUR STATE

A BERDEEN. Jan. 1.-THE Smoke
4 = Shop basketball five will leave
here early in February for an in
vasicn OF cage eenters OF the state.
The team. under the management
Of Spike" Maloney, former U. OF
w. baseball catcher. has billed
games with the wenatchee Y. VI.
c. A.. Toppenish. Pasco. Leaven.
worth All-Stars, Ellensburg Normal.
Eilensburg Y. n. C. A.. Anacortes
Elks. Everett X. Of c., Monroe and
probably the Seattle X. Of C.
Ingram and Lahde are the Smoke
Shop forwards. Maioney Is center,
and Huhta and CulIins play guards.
Johnson and Chick" hockey are
also expected TO make the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17

A COLLEGE star who may repre-.
n sent America in the olympic
track events abroad next summer
is Harold Lever. captain OF tho
Pennsylvania track team and holder
Of the intercollegiate 100.yard dash
championship. Lever is already in
dulsing in light workouts and hopes
to be chosen on the sprint team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
HOCKEY TEAMS
MEET FRIDAY

Butch's and the Maple Leafs. bit.
ter rivals in the Amateur Hockey
league, will thngle on the Arena
leo on Friday evening. The Maple
Leafs have suffered one defeat.
Willie Butch's has won two and lost
two. a Maple Leaf defeat Friday
night will put the two teams on an
even standing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
New Ring
Star for
Northwest
Willie Hoppe, Dynamic l..
A. Lightweight, Is New
conner to This Section
Morrow and
Small Again

DoY SMALL and Billy Nor
IN roy, the lightwelghts who
put up such a great scrap III
Tuesdays semi.windup. going 20
a draw. will be In the scmi.wind.
up spot again next week. The
match was closed yesterday. Tod
Morgan and Chez Britt. feather.
weights. are headllnipg the card.
card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
ART GRIGGS TO
GET RELEASE,

Los ANGELES. Jan. 17.-Art
Griggs. first baseman for the Los
Angeles Coast league club. will get
Z release as a reward for his faith.
ful service. providing he signs out
side OF the Coast loop. It was an.
nounced here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
GONZAGA WINS
FROM MONTANA

SPOKANE. Jan. 1.-THE Con.
zaga University basketball team dc.
feaied the University OF Montana
here last night. 30 TO 8. IN a fast
Northwest conference game. Hcut.
ter was high point man for tho win.
ners. while G. Dahlberg and Ilman
played best for Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17

WILLlE HOPPE, a dynamie
w young lightweight from Call
fornia. is the latest addition 10 the
Northwest tin-eared colony.
Hoppe Is now In Portland. where
he viii fight the veteran Pete Nit
chic soon.
Chances are that he viii be
brought here soon to fight Jimmy
Trambltas. II he beats Mitchie.
Hoppe is big his In California.
as he fights along the lines OF Sol
der Woods when It come 10 action,
hut he's a hard hitter and main.
event boy FOR class, according TO all
accounts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17

account Of himself.
Gardner Is big fellow and has
plenty OF fight. and he's a lot faster
than he looks.
Gardeners real game is baseball.
and he's one OF the best hlttcrs on
the Washington squad and a pretty
fair pitcher too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
EVERETT K. C..
FIVE TROUNCED

The Seattle knights OF Columbus
easily defeated the Everett X. of c.
five here last night, So to rs. Heinie
seilk, with 81 points. was high man
for tho winners. Glenn Myers
played best for the losers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
HARRIS Is
GOLF BUG

Second Baseman Stanley Harris,
OF the Washington club. is n golf
bug. He has hopes OF being good
enough TO turn professional in
short time and capitalize on his golf
ability after his baseball days arc
over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
TACOMA SHOW Is
ON TONIGHT

One OF the best main events OF
the Northwest season is carded for
Taedhna tonight. when Joe slmonich
and Ted Krache tangle in six.
round bout. Kraehe Is stepping in
real main-event circles now. and II
he beats Simonich It viii be a real
feather in his cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
DUDLEY BACK
FROM SOUTH

Young DadIey. Northwest weiter-
weight king. Is back from a trip TO
bis hosne in California. He was to
have fought Dode Bercot Tuesday.
but Bercot = laid up with a bum
hand. Dudley may get the winner
Of the simonich.Krache battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
LIGHTIES TOP
FISTIC SHOW

BELLINGHAM. Jan. II. art
Morse and Farmer Kelley. light
weights. headline the regular week
ly boxing show here Friday night.
In the semi-windup Rudy Plaster
and Mike ArTnitch are slated to
tangle. They are heavyweights.
Two other bouts complete the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Gardner Is Replacing Bryan,
One of Washington's Greatest

IT'S tough basketball Job that
i oh Gardner Is called upon 10 fill,
The big southpaw guard Is taking
the place OF Jimmy Bryan. ono OF
the finest guards that ever played
for Washington Gardner doesn't
claim 20 be In Jimmy's class as
eager. but no IL giving a pretty good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
ALPHA SIGMA
MEN WINNERS

Tho intorfraternity wrestling
championship Mt the University OF
Washington last night went to the
Alpha Sigma Phi organizations. The
Alpha sigs easily carried off the
honors, netting % points. III Mu
Phi and Alpha Tau omego were
tied for second place with 16 tai.
lies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Two Stars Are
Lost to Frosh

The University OF Washington
Frosh lose two star basketball
performers due to tho verdict OF
the registrars office.
Dick Crosse. forward. and Russ
McKechnie. center. arc tho men
that were forced TO give up work
with Coach "Tubhy" Graves
Babes.
However. Il IL expected that
hey viii be eligible for varsity
play next year. Both men viii
,lay with some OF the local anna.
eur teams this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
FEATHERS IN
TRAINING

Tod Morgan and Chez Chez Britt.
the featherweights who headline
next Tuesdays card here. are down
10 hard training. Morgan has had
a weeks Iayoff and should be in
good condition for Britt The Ia
conan is making 100 pounds for
Tod the day OF the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
ny JOE WILLIAMS

THREE years ago Benny Leon.
l. ard. champion OF tho light.
weights. hattled Charley white. Chi.
cago's perennial challenger. in an
outdoor show at Benton Harbor,
Mich.
Leonard had been out on the
coast working In the films and
while he was ia fine physical con-
dltlon no was megha hand.
capped on account OF an extended
period OF inactivity.
White gave him a thrilling fight
before losing in tho ninth round.
In one OF tho earlier rounds White
rushed the champion across the
ring and nailed him 90 the ropes
with a left hook. a moment later
Leonard found himself clear outside
the ring. mingling on neighborly. II
somewhat startled. terms, with the
cnsh customers.
after the fight a picture was sent
broadcast thru the country showing
Lconard's body flying thru space.
and White completing q swing with
his left hand.
Upon this one episode was built a
ciamorous demand for n return fight
between tho twov lightwelghts tho
Leonard bad scored a clean knock.
out and had clearly proved his super
iority.
what OF TT" the gullibles asker.
Didn't White knock him out OF the
ring7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
LARGE ENTRY
IN PIN MEET

CHICAGO. Jan. f7.-Entries for
the annual tournament OF the Amer.
lean Bowling congress here close
January 81. More than 1000 teams
have registered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
ASTONISHING

a race horse dropped dead in New
Mexico the other day and the aston.
ishing thing about 1t Is that we
didn't have a bet on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
WINNER WILL
PLAY BELGIAN

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE winner
Of the Jake schaefer.willIe Hoppe
1872 balk-line billiard championship
match here. Monday. will meet Ed.
Guard Horemans. the Belgian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17

GAME o. GOLF

Miller Higgins says any member
OF his club who wants to play golf
on tho training trip this year will
have to do 1t before or after practice
hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Misft Rings Nearly Put
Cham ps Out OF Business

been knocked on; OF the ring. and
enough capital was made Of the Incl.
dent 10 bring about return bout
which would have attracted $780,.
600 house. That this return bout
was not held was due TO Whites
indiseretlon in getting himself
knocked out by Pal Moran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
JOE SIMONICH
MEETS KRACHE

Joe slmonich. the classy Butte
welterwelght. is down to box Ted
krache. of Hoquiam. in the main
event OF the smoker staged by the
Tacoma Eaglss tonight at Tacoma.
George shanlSlin is staging the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
FRISCH GETS
SPEED PALM

frankie Frisch. OF the New York
Giants. is unquestionably the fast.
est man in baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
WILLIAMS is
NAMED LEADER

MOSCOW. Idaho, Jan. 17.-Lewis
NJ. Williams mas been elected cap.
tain OF the University OF Idaho
track team. to succeed Arnold Cob
ley. who Is now enrolled in the
University of Washington. Williams
was captain.elect OF the cross-coun.
try team. The first track practice
Is slated for january II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
HAINES LIGHT
WITH STICK

Inability to hit is the only thing
that keeps Hinkie Haines from
breaking into the Yankee outfield.
He Is very fast and great fielder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
ITs A MoNnER

Considering his remarkable thirst.
Il is indeed strange that Battling
Sikh does not specialize in the cork.
screw punch.