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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
TEN KILLED
ON GRIDIRON
Football Takes Its Annual
Toll in Deaths of Amer
lean Youths

A MERlCAs great collegiate sport
II -foothall-onee more has nearly
dropped into tranquil sccluslon for
another year But. as In former
years. tho 1894 season claimed It's
toll OF victims.
Tho deaths resulting from foot
ball this year number ten. ono a
eoach teaching tho aspiring grid ath-
lctcs the primary points Of tho game
at tho time OF his fatal injury. The
others were players whose deaths o..
CURED In tho East and South. Fol.
lowing Is the record Of deaths caused
as d direct result from an injury
while playing on tho gridiron;
Max Lancaster. 20. member OF an
independent team IN Harrisburg, Ill:
died October 8.
Harry r. Fonunella. Fl. sophie.
more. Columbia T.: home. Mcriden.
Conn: injured in scrimmage prac.
tice: died October ..
Earnest Truesdcil. II, injured
while playing center on Comanche.
Okla. high school team; home. Co.
manohc. Okla: died October II.
Jacob Clark. coach Glassboro high
school team: ininred In scrimmage
practice: home, Woodbury.. y. j.; died
October g.
John curley. 20, member Of Trim.
lily College OF Sioux City. Ia. team;
home Dixon. Neb.: died November =.
Tony Gamoletto. 81. tackled in in.
dependent game in Harrisburg. H.;
home. Sesscr. III: died November ..
Harold ]. II. big" Horn. ia. in
5urcd while playing guard on Quincy.
H., high team, September 81; died
November 2.
BIN Lawrence. 2S, injured in game
between Mesquite, Texas. high and
Terrell high, at Terrell; home Mes.
quite, Texas; died November 10.
Roger Stewart, rs, injured while
playing quarterback on Ninton. la.
high team; fractured vertebrae in
game at Anamosa, Ia: died Novem.
Der IL.
Edison ogrosky. member OF South.
western College, Winfield. Kan.
team: hurt In game with Bethany;
died November "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
New Ruling Made
for Big 10 Race

CHICAGO, Dec. is. -, Champion.
ships In the Western Interstate con.
ference will DO decided on the number
OF games actually won from members
of the association, II was decided re.
Gently by athletic directors and
coaches of the conference meeting
here. Tie games will DO ignored and
titles will go TO the schools Which ac.
'tually win the most games. This will
eliminate q number OF schools which
play a number OF tics. but have no
defeats.
It was decided that schools 10 be
eligible for championship football
must play at least three games with
members OF tho conference. In base.
ball the number OF games necessary
between members was set at six,
while the same number will obtain In
basketball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Coppers, Get
i'm Good Trim

SOUTH BEND. Dee. IS Cas.mir
Cost. Globt. Wash, msrksman,
recently hung up q record as "a
pistol shot thar marks him as Ia
the crack shot class, making a
score Of go targets out of ESQ. Or.
+. ". Anderson and II. u. S,andi-
Ter also made splendid scurrs,
making sl0 each cut 81 possible
go The men are members ~ tho
south Bend Pistol club and have
sssr "a d.u 90 tho police chiefs ~
Tlroua ana seattle Tor a coatest
Ia Workmanship % an early
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Toledo Team
Will Have Big
Weather Edge

DuLTtNNu. ore. Dee u.s. Waite
i hIsh school " 'Toltd0. Qua
which meets Lincoln hiEh % this
city Ia an interstcti0nal football
game here SATURDAY win have a dis
unei advantage n ihc snow and lce
now on the Er0und here remains
The buckley, team 10 f,ght ht homo
leo roi8 weather and snow. and IN
eoub,sdly would prefer this 70 a
Sloppy FIELD. which the iIailspiltitr
do not mind In Tie least, HB they
have played tho majority ~ their
games thia year on q slippery field
Pew local fans are willing 10 pre-
dict a victory for Lincoln. due 20
Wai,c's impressive record. Tho Mid
dls.wcstsfnorn were 70 arrive hero
THURSDAY morning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

uthsr hoard members tentatively
consider the old pugdals park on
Yesler wa, as a centrally located and
natural ampthc5tsr tho rather
small
inl viii ask inc corporation coun
sells office this week as 10 the legal.
l,y Of granting "a part - park land "a
tho school Tho school board Is un-
able 10 appropriate funds towards Us
purchase or development. but ardent
hackers % high school sports have
promised sufficient Development q
nances by individual subscription. Il
the site il donated.
Green Lake street car service and
the individuality Of fencIng part Of
scenic Woodland park. were voiced
az protest 20 the plan. by Park
Commissioner J. Won HerberE Al
Wednesday, conference.
The site Is declared IDEAL Tor al
high schools except Franklin and
West Seattle. but 10 little farther
than Denny field used the past few
seasons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
The Old Hot
Stoue League

You'll hardly recognize the Sacramento
team when II comes 10 seattle next sea-
son.
BUDDY Ryan Is making a lot % changes
ia the personnel Of his Solons. FEitz
Moilwliz and BHi Prougb, landmarks az
sacramento for years. hayo been sent on
their ways MOiiwitz goes TO -. Paul
and Prough 10 Shreveport
"a Hemingway has been trsdsd 70
Vernon Tor Frank schallenbach.
Prouvh. who had his first poor season
last gear after 10 big years on the Coast,
may not report 20 tho Texas ieague team.
Din E-.ick {. planning 10 stand pat
on his young inncid next season. lie
peddied Rimmlck 70 Phiadelphia's Ma
tlonaIs but viii keep Mcdowell on first
Griffin on second. Warner az short and
Deal At third. with Hemingway ana
siadc for extra men. He may have
hard time keeping Hemingway out Of
the regular lineup. on this bunch, only
Hemingway and Deal are veterans.
When Red smith was sent to tho
Southern league. many fans thought that
the pcppery third sackcr was raiirosded
out OF the league. Smith rad = won
derfut season at Atlanta, hitting far
over 900.
Buster MeCabc. who will wear the Sc
attic uniform next year. was also With
Atlanta lsBt year, and never had any
business out Of this company.
fhey soy down In Los Angeles that
Marty Krug Is banking upon Clyde Beck
20 be his regular second sscksr next year.
After goyeral years Of experimenting with
Beck. keeping him coming and going 20
the Western league. II looks like tho
Young lnfclder has arrived. Beck has
turned around, and ls hitting right
banded. getting more power Ito looked
pretty good IN the last series Los An
rsleH PLAYED here, but Bn't any too az
Freshige FOR a young fellow.
just Wlirn Oakland got their shorfstop
weakncra plugged 10 10 good fanhion by
Young Flowers spencer Adams was draft.
% By Washington Adams Developed in
wonderful style last year and played
some fine baDebal for the Acorns. weak.
ness 81 the keystone station has been
Hlaripg ono ~ oakland and the Acorns
WI have 20 find n notF second aaoksr
70 holy Ilowefr out now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

for good officials for the prep games
which i:art immediately after the
holiday vacation.
Pelton needs SGT OF eight men TO
work tho first and second team
games and needs several more for
frosh and sophomore tussles.
Pclton is working in conjunction
with the Officials association and
will receive recommendation from
That body
Bobby Morris, Ray Eokmann,
-"rorchy" Torrance, Ken Thomas.
Yves Rennie and Cliff Harrison arc
some OF the men who nre expected
to handle tho whistle in the prep
games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

lHAHAAH ia AAb" W. AAthaA - p MO-
Foley who hasn't appeared in the
Seattle ring Tor "a long time, b. com.
Ing here WEARING his newly.w0n ca.
madam bnnfamweght title. having
stopped Howard Maybsrry in less
than three rounds recently DO Van
couyer -, q.
FOLEY b training Of home too and
won't be- here until Tie latter part o.
tAe week.
Foley showed that De can make
she hauiamwright and htili be strong
Hr had been fighting feathsrw~ights
and had been holding his own, but
when 10 made 1T pounds FOR May.
I berry he showed that lie belonged IN
I the bantam division,
II Foley trims Maybcrry chances
are that be viii soon start East,
I cunning Tor title bout with Abe
I Goidattlu
Foley has a lgt % ciaEs. ns Seattle
bugs know. not only boxing we'll but
carrying d stiff punch for such 10.
tie fellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Minnesota Loses IL.
Stars From Machine

University Of Minnesota loses IL
members Of the 1924 squad by gradu-
alton or other causes. Capt. Ted Cox.
Carl Lidebarg, Clarence Schuette.
Chef Gay George Abramson, Louis
Gross, Hugh Macdonald. Bill Fotte.
Mark Matthews, Percy Clapp, Herb
swanbeek and Lloyd Peterson fin.
lshed their careers with the Wander.
bilt game. November 20. Coach Bin
Spaulding Is likely to havo some diff.
Guilty In replacing such players in an.
other season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

&ALANAfsAsN - - -
smart fighter. but Is husky and can
punch. He's aggressive and keeps
swinging.
Whether he can hit Morgan or not.
remains 10 be seen. He doesn't fig
urc 70 get very far u the champion
IS right. They fight six rounds.
Travie Davis Is trying a comeback
in the sixround semi-final with
pep" Webster. The veteran Everett
welterwcight IS picking a tough one
in the southpaw negro.
Mickey Harmon. Seattle lishte,
tackles a tough one. too. In Billy
Mendez Of Tacoma.
Frankie Britt and Kewpio Riley
fight in ono OF the prsliminaries and
Norman Wilson and Harry Folk tan.
gle In the other.
Quite a crowd Of Seattle ringsters
are planning TO make the trip to Ia
coma for the show. which is being
staged by the Eagles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Cincinnati Boxer Viii
W eigh In at 1872 Pounds
Foley Is Now Fighting as Legitimate Bantamweigb,.
Sandow Is Training in Tacoma; Foley WlI D.
Here Later in Week to Wind Up Condition;n. D'

IC FOLEY is now fighting as legiti,.,.
bantamweight, and when he fights Sam
Sandow here next week the Cincinnati fss.
er will have 70 weigh in at l22 pounds sA'
Sandow is doing his training in Taeor.
and won't show here until later in The w.
Sandow was over for a few DAYS rees,,i-
and made an impressive showing In the g,r
nasium.
The Cincinnati battler is one Of the vo,,.
veterans Of the ring, having fought ms,'
), including battles with four worlds Cha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Anglers to Perform
in Portland in 1925

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. rs. - The
National Association OF Scientific
Angling has accepted an invitation 20
hold ts worlds ~s,lns tournament
at Portland IN August 1926. Com
mittees have been appointed to enter
tain the visiting anglers. T. J, Lane,
president Of the National association,
sent word from Buffalo, N. V, that
the invitation 10 como 10 Portland
had been accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
o. A. c. Cage Squad
Cut to Ten Men

OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis. Dec. is.-only 10
men arc now left on the varsity has.
kcibnll squad. as result Of a recent
cut TO give them moro intensive and
individual attention In preparation
for the transforming tour.
The men arc working out daily TO
get in shape FOR the nine games in
California. as only little more than
a week is left in which to practice.
Tho Angles southern trip will take
them as far south as Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Site is Sought for New Prep Athletic Fiet
Sammy Sandow VIII Make Weight for Vic Foley Next Wee
"Biddy" Bishop, Veteran Scribe, Joins Star Staff

Here's good ners for The Stars sport fans: "Biddy
Bishop Of the best posted IN the boring game, rH
join The Star sporting staff Monday. The reteron knight
Of the typecrter cho Is pictured here al Old Betseg pas
sporting editor for years Of Of the Tacoma papers
Bishop has returned after absence Of nine years. Ne
has find Of good fight stories for The boring bugs bit
chcther you ring fan not yoHN find his SERIES
ichieh cH ran IN ~ chapters, highly interesting. The
stories uiH be published under the title Of "The Squared
Circle" Watch for he fret iHstaime on this page IN
Mondays Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
May Promote Golf
Event for Women

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-with an
idea or promoting an international
golf match between the feminine
mashie swingers, the Womcn's East
ern Golf association appointed Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd 20 interview
officials OF the Ladies' Golf Union of
Great Britain. II was desired to have
n triangular match between England,
Canada and the United States. The
matches would be played in one of
the three countries on the same plan
an the mems Walker cup matches are
plnycd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Joe Stecher Wins
Oregon Mat Matches

PORTLAND. orc. Dec. is.-Joe
s,schsr. eN.ohampion heavyweight
wrestler. tossed Tom Grant and
Mike Yokei. ilEhthcavyweight wrts
ticrs. In a handicap match in ono
hour and fiye minutes
stechcr contracted 70 90 Il W one
hour and 30 minutes lie dowued
Grant In % minutes with "a boiy
scissors and foorsd Yoksl with the
same hold In % minuirs
stechcr weighed etsis pounds. Yo-
kcl. ITO pounds. aud Grant, is5
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Reports have Il that Phil Tay.
lor. the Victoria pro, is going TO
the Waycrly club. During the
past few years, Dame Rumor has
had tho little Englishman booked
up with nearly every club In The
Northwestwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
.AboutFiights
and Fighters
By LEO Ii. LASSEN

ONE Of the finest featurs
" of ring skill that is over.
looked by the majority Of s.
attic fans is blocking d
punches with something b.
sides the chin.
In the Crystal Pool mai,
event the other night JOHNNY
O'Donnell, the st. Paul lat.
tier, gave one of the finest en.
hibitions of blocking that hsl
been seen here in a long time
o'Donncll caught the majority 4
Dodc Bercors leads On his gloves a.
arms. and 10 the gallery fans II Nus
have looked Ike he was taking a hsl
beating.
Bcrcot hit oDonnell two Sl
blows in that fight that really IN.
'O'Donnell. n right in the face viz
tho Scrip started and LEFT on u
chin along about the fourth rom.
Outside OF those two punchs
io'Donnell blocked or partially blocis
everything that Beroot sent bis va
lie broke the impact OF the blcws
Boxing is essentially an art Q. ~
defense. Some fighters make
strong offcnsc their defense. b
credit must be given for blockill
blows and for making an opronsr
miss.
Tod Morgan is a master Of tsiss
sive fighting, having the speed IN D
LEGS TO make swinging fighter le.i
actually silly at times. letting b
dive into the ropes.
And by dropping his elboEs !
I presents an almost perfect guard y
a hook TO the stomach; it is the M
4 fighter who lands a hook TO Va
( CAMS wind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Salt Lake is another team TINT needs
moro strength At second base. Clarke
pittinEcr, who camo fast at shcrtHton IN
tho. closing weeks OF play, has becn sold,
Howard Iindlmorc isn't n bad second
saoker But tho Bees need an oNp,ri.
oncsd shortfleldcr, With oscar VIII Al
third base and Roy Leslie At first they
arc pretty well fixed at tho corners OF
the diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
QuakerS Have
Wronghanders

-Four baeknrid men on The
Pennsylvania varsity football
team are sguthpaws captain Mc-
Gmw Albert Kruvz, Joseph Laird
and Foster Fields arr all wrong
handlers. Jesse Douglas. halrback
b. tho only highlander In the
combination.
Southpaws arc rare m football
George Guttormscn. Washington
quartcrtmck. d, one % tho few
s0u,hpaws that have played fpr
tho Purple and Gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

IN I hCouili.
Morgan Is a
heavy favorite 10
"a In and Smell goes
nto the fight with
every thing 20 win
and nothIn 70
lose
4 defeat hy Nor.
san won't be any
disgrace for Smell.
W hfle a victory
would make him
one OF the biz
drawing cards on
Ithc Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Phil Jefferson Of Everett "a the
beau brummei OF the professionals.
hersabouts when he hove in sigh;
wearing Epats the other day tho res,
Of tho gang quito tho race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Reed McGrrgor. nc f1ilor. q
going 10 donate INC cup for me 1925
annual Cdicdoaian golf tournament.
Ard. Of course, hen b. looking for
some publicity on the subject,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

OF use OF Denny He'd NJ The university,
The women'S athletic organization. which
controls the field used in past seasons by the
$4,000 students in the secondary schools. has
Sgnified It's unwilllngneSs 20 renew contracts
for next season, Professor Luther OF Queen
Anne and Physical Director Pelton told the
board Wednesday.
As tentatively considered by the board and
Playfield Chairman George Hills committee,
there are az last three sites possible.
The educators favor the grant OF a quarter
of the level land at the southern lower end Qf
Woodland Park near Green Lake station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Frank Noblr the Rainier profet
sional. was Eging thru the cntFancs
81 the Fort Lnwton barracks the
other day. when Dc was challenged
by the military picket thusly; who
are your "Am fine" nnnwrftd
Frank. "iIoo'a yeuclfg"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

The difference between an English
bulldog and some humans who ait for
tho camera is that an English bull.
dog Is homely and knows r..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

II ANYONE WISHES TO PLAY
GOLF THESE DAYS. PROBES.
SIGNAL JOE JEFFERSON OF
THE BEACON HILL COURSE HAS
a COUPLE OF DOZEN RED
PAINTED GOLF BALLS FOR
sALE.-FREE ADV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Oar Olds. the genial manager
Of The jefferson Park dining
room and non golfer. write:
Ono player says tile putt l. The
easiest thing 20 learn: another
says u Is the hardest. Which l.
correct
Turn the hot cakes. Dar.
you've learned enough about
golf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

II seems strange that Paavo Nurmi
scriptivc genius n chance 20 write.
Abe Attell GoldHteln. Abos n
great runner too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Charlie Montgomery. tho Standard
oil king OF Richmond Beach. says
that golf cultivatos patience and per.
severance, SO does tho telephone,
Charlie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Did you hear about Joe Nowbcr.
ger, the banker golfer winning a tur.
key7
Neither did We. nor Joe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Tho climate In California IL n
wonderful thing, but YOU can't
mako the Syracuse footballers be.
liovo Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

u coat Ted Mummey 20 emacks 70
set out 20 the olympic course the
other morning Didn't think his Ford
could SO that fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
SMELL GETS
BIG CHANCE
Tacoma Feather Meets
Morgan in Six-Rounder
in Tacoma Tonight

aDOC SMELL. the Tac0ma ieath.
II crwcisht. has his big chance to
night in his fight with Tod Morgan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Reports also have Il that a pair Of
woll-known golfers had n fist fight in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Eagles Share
Tacoma Hall

The Eagles will share their box.
ing pavilion with John Popc, indie
pendent promoter, until he oh.
talns a new hnlh The Glide Rink
burned there recently and Pope
was without n place to show until
the Eagles agreed to let him al
ternate with George Shanklin at
their hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Dr u. N. Houston, chairman Of
Tho green's com miiiec Of tho INT
rcrdfv COLI club. couldn't under
stand. trhcH ~ arrircd at s o'clock
a. Ha.. trhy there had Hoi beeH any
moro irork done on ono Of the ne,e
bunkcrs since DC had been there
last
That last" trip irgs Just four
hours earlier. Yes ) a. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

In his last few fights Bercot hiEl
been the siam bang fighter III
stood Seattle fans on their ehstn
few months ago.
He was a very tired boy al ihss q
Of that sixth round in his fight VII
O'Donneil.
In the middle OF the fight he va
guilty OF a very bad ring fsuh-
fighting flat.foo,ed. Lonnie Aus''
yelled from his corner repeatedly y
Bercot to get Up on his toes ana =
move around. !.
Bercot has been thru some tenn.
fights in the past two years na.
fights because he forced all q e
fighting and in carrying tho a''s =
he took more punishment than %
average boxer does.
Bercors wonderful na'un
strength has stood him in good s's4a
but once he loses his speed he =.
have a hard time winning as ne y
a good boxer and is easily hh i.
lie has had recent attack o, I.
grippe which might have caused =
slowness the other night. and VIA :
good rest the Bearcat may come W.
as the Bercot of last summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

o. j. c. Dutton. parks board president suggests develop
ment OF the old Chinese Gardens present circus grounds
near the car barns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18
Woodland. Park May Be
Used for Big Stadium
Denny Field Not Accessible for Prep Athletics Next
Season; Park Board Is Considering Three Sites;
Educators Prefer Woodland Park Location
RN LELAND HANNuM

OAk board members IhurSdAy ptgAh sufNey OF possible
locations for permanent athletic field for major out
door enae of The eghL Seale HIGH schools facing the loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Young Jack Dempsey the iaC.. y,
light.heavyweight. has looked W. w.
very good in his last two starts "
ming both by knockouts. 49,.
OF course, the opposition has =,
mediocre, but Dempsey hsu
style and good action. =,
He looks strong and he slI,S :. !.
as a husky kid who likes to iisns =. ~
who has that fighting INSTINCT 49, .,,,a
essary to be successful IN inc W
arena. ,... 4
ono fault that he has IS '',',.,r
throwing his punches paiuv' -,
his right hand, leaving h'n's' mis- i
for n sim counter punch lns a
largely a question of form wn ,Sa Nj
come with more work But ~, ~, n n
strength OF n punch is linpaa !, /
throwing it and the dang, ,,,t
counter c wallOp is so great i %, |,
hi
fighter should correct thls Wy
becomes an Incurable habit, ~. cc
Hittins straight or hoos wan, {,
rectly must be learned . PEW n,
fighter can expect to get w.. y. rlth
Youn hit your second'Fa AZ, smsS
these Kind Of punches pp' "a ana Ms
fighters will make you mus H., y" Min i
drop you for the long eou" comul
counter attack, a fighter Yer, , ScuSp
into a punch makes p'''
effective. ). show ~
II Dempsey continues 70 ~. .l 4 IL
proycmcpt, don't be sa i,Iar N, to,
young Tacoman is iisnu'
notehers hereabouts soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

than 200 times including battles with four worlds char
pi0ns I'm no-decisiOn FIGHTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

A. last resource We tried the
asylum and received this answer
NO one here las reached that
stage"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

Portland over tho Waycrlcy pro
question
We'll. golfcrB arc liable 70 do most
anything these snowy days.
The boss wanted ~ to SO out
and set n picture OF fourtomc
playing Eolt In thn snow, but VIC
couldn't get a cast Fred McKen.
zic even turned IA down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-18

When Red smith was sent to tho
Southern league. many fans thought tina,
the pcppery third sackcr was raiirosded
out OF the league Smith had won
derfui season at Atlanta. hitting far
over 600.