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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
Ell VAPoR COMMERCIAL IRA
WELLER" CHOCA CON Ell
MUELLE MUNICIPAL

Anteayer lego al puerto de Ponce,
con una consignacion de cincuenta
mil sacos dc cemento "Lehigh Port
land" consignados a la acreditada
firma de -. Octavio Scix g. Co., dc
la Playa, el hermoso barco de car
ga Commercial Traveller" con una
capacidad de $500 toneladas.
Debido a la fuerte marcjada y al
viento que soplaba en- la Playa, el
vapor Commercial Traveller" no pu-
do evitar chocar con una de las es
DUMAS del Muelle Municipal result
tando este importante muelle con al
gunas planchas dc acero magulla-
das.
Cuando los scnores J. Octavio Scix
& Co. sc disponian almacenar ell
cemento que empezo a descargar el
Commercial Traveller el mismo
viento que tenia apariencias de tenn
poral ocasion6 que el almacen de la
indicada casa Sc viniera abajo, que
dando en- un estado inservible. Los
Sres. j. Octavio SEEK & Co. proce-
dieron a almacenar su cemento en-
otros tinglados que poseen en- la Pla-
va frente a la planta del troie.
Dentro de algunos dias llegara a
Ponce, el vapor Roberts" con dos
mil barriles dc cemento danes y una
gran cantidad de nitrate dc soda, dc
Chile, todo para la casa }. octavio
& Co., una de las firmas mas respe-
tables de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24
Becquer, corregido y aumentado

tmonio de las poesias. En- elias, dice
hay 10 bastane para comprender 10
que son dias sin pan, noches sin aslIo
y sin saeno, padecimientos tisicos
congojas morales, en- la eteraa iacEa
del genio deaamparado, pc: ssslvar is
frias barrcras que de todo3 .aao3 oer-
can y cncadsnan sa vuelor.
La eterIa discretion nos esta rr,van-
do de todo contacto inhmo cen a pea
soma de nnestros escfitores lie agsr FOR
10 que hace . BsclEer los proiogoi do
Rodriguez c5rrea, primer coleccicnador
de sus obras, Y, mejor aan, las revcla-
clones de les interesantisimas memo
rias de Julio Nombela, tienen qne "a
tisfacer. a fa.ta de otra cosa, toda cp-
riosida1. cuando Sc compare el trabaJo
acumulado en- derredcr dc las hgrr2s
del romantiCismo frances del resu-gl-
mieEto ital:ano con G, absndoao, por
aiscrec'6a, ea cue los INVESTIGATORS da
rios, NADIA m:tiga el desadento
FL nueyo tomo. cue aument ahasCa
cuatro cl n6mero do los que forman
la obra d. Becqaer, 10 ticnc, d.sanos
10 sin Yoieos. n,da substantive. Ira
hajos de pcli6dica recoridoa col escasa
diiisencia de las pabicaciones :" qua
Eecauer trabajaba: TN par &c ss5ICa5.
escasamente interesantes, sobre oi Re
trio de Madrid tpTobsbemcntc IN u
ticulo hecao para una ilustraciom y
sobre Ell dunue de Riyas, necroiogia
, sin puntos DE- vista originates, ostentGn
la denomination de ineditos
por 10 demas. cl vo,umsn, que 500
lleva una brave Rota prs,iminar dc 10
no eicgisco, carece DC toia iHdicac-on
de fuentes, de to5a melci6n documen-
tai que hnliers poaidc prestarle auto
, ridad. Aciidese a IN "Libro dc los go
rriones'', que G. posta pensaba publ
car que. ror las sefias. Ia dc scr el
manrscri.o dc laa "Rimas" eel dc Ia
Nacional otro); ST 10 es, NADIA mas
impropio, y, por 10 tanto. mas digno
de haher qreaado inedito que csc IT,
tulo: "Libro 90 ios gorriones.
De el salen les dos nnicas compost
clones Ell verso con que Sc acrece Ell
caudal de los que van en- las liamadas
"obras comp,etas'', en- la edicion &C
ia casa Matheu prOpietaria actual do
la oDra de Becquer, como srcesora. dc
la casa FERNANDO he. Una es insigni-
fcante; otra muy conocida, Ia que CO.
mienza:-
Una mujer me IN cnvenenado el alma.
Tan conocida es que hasta la moons
ciencia editorial de los herederos de ku
ben Dario la incorporo como del poeta
do Nicaragua al tomo que leva per
titulo "Alforso XIII Y sus primeras
notss" (sic).
FL senior Iglesias Figueroa merece
no obstante gratitud por haber coiitri-
bride a poner al alcance del pnbilco
tantas paginas desdeiadas de IN autor
cuyo papsi en- las letras espanolas da
derecho de existencia aun sus produc
clones mas volanderas Y leves. No i'm
porta que, 81 un dia Sc lleva cabo
el proyecto de una edici6n digna. sea
precise rehacer del todo ell trabajo.
NADIA hubiera perdido el que, puesto
bascar escritos dc Becquer, no SO
Ell. NApnR COMMERCIAL IRA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

NoTA DE LA FoRTALEZA
FL Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para Santo Romingo y Cuba,
al Sr. Julio We've Roman, de Lu-
quillo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-24

iEs Ell amor, que pasa!
cancelando. al principle, dos palabras
inutiles que solo scrvian para cons
truir un endecasilabo sin resplandcr.
Mas Sc We la preocupaci6n caoticista
cuando substitute la paiabra "siire-
ta'', ajena al diccionario Official, por Ia
expression 'striste sonbra" (quc, ade-
mas. evita ell alargamiento por dieresis
con que Becuuer LEILA su vocablo).
Dc Campiilo es tambisn la biografia
de Becuuer, inedita, segnn Sc Dice Q
impresa ahora por primera vez en- ci
B6cquer aumentado, este es. en- el to-
mo de "Paginas desconocidas", que.
receptacle pcr don Fernando iglesias
Figueroa. ACADIA de salir q luz on Ia
casa Renacimiento. Como biogrsf.a no
anade novedad ninguna 10 cue Sc sa-
bia que Becquer; y precisamsnte en el
punto Y hora en- que el amigo intimo 20
dia oontar los pasos de aquella ator-
mentada insistencia, 81 tenor de scr in
discreto 10 rctienc y SO remite al tes-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
CENTRALIA
REGULATES
FIST GAME

( ENTRALfA. Feb. f5.-centraila.
" Southwest Washington mctropo.
lis Of 10000 population. would emu.
late Seattle I'm the establishment OF
n boxing commission TO regulate the
numerous boxing shows that arc
being staged I'm Centralia.
Mayor George Barner, who has
Just appointed the boxing commits.
sion, composed OF Jack scultto. c.
ID. Hampe and ]. Il. Gilchrlst. In.
tends TO allay criticism on tho part
OF n number OF well.meaning towns.
men who are claiming that boxing
bouts are not being properly
matched o. staged. Mayor Barner
also intends 20 make all promoters.
boxers. etc. conform with the city
ordinances OF Ccntralia. No ely.
by.night''' promoters or boxers are
wanted in centralia. Fight fans are
stu remembering the fiasco Romeo
Hagen staged with Hugh white at
tho Rialto theatcr couple OF years
ago.
Only men OF integrity. well.known
in sporting circles, viii be allowed
TO serve on the boxing commission
or TO stage boxing shows or sport.
Ing events in Ccntralia. clean
sports are an asset TO any commun.
iiy. and Il Is tho desire OF Cen.
tralia TO have them at aIl times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
IL arUdrd
June 20
Date With Crimson Makes
1t Impossible for Yale
to Meet Washington

THERE'S no chance Of Washing.
L ton ana Yale meeting on the
water this year. either az Pough'
seepsie or In the Olympic trials.
Tho traditional regatta with fiar'
ward comes on June 20, and that
makes any other race AT that time
impossible for Yale, as the Bulldog
rev points To the evcst with the
Crimson as It's big race OF tho sea
ION.
Definite word that Yale would
compete in neither national event
mas been received by The star from
Cd Leader Yale coach.
IL was hoped that the Blue, which
was rated as ono OF the greatest
rowing institutions in the world last
year. under Leaders coaching. would
be represented In either the Plough.
keepsie or Olympic trial events. 80
that one Of washington's crack
eights could compete with Leaders
men.
The Poughkeepsie race Is gaining
IN national prestige every year,
and the Washington victory OF a
year ago has made Il more interest.
ing than ever.
Chances are that in a year or so
the Big Three viii arrange their
schedules so as 20 be represented In
tho Hudson classic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
NORTH END
PREXY CUP
TO STEIN

Don STEIN added another trophy
u 10 his largo collection when he
defeated Jimy Ivcy In tho finals OF
the presidents cup competition at
tho Seattle Golf club. yesterday. BY
a two.up and one 10 play soora.
This match haa been hanging
fire for several weeks and now tina,
u Il all over with the field clear II
10 star, play IN the 1924 competitive
season.
Tho difference In handicaps gave
ivey a it.up lead 20 start tho as
hola travel and when the halfway
post wns reached Jim showed that
no had moro than held his own.
making tho turn nlne.up. Victory
oamo 70 stein. however. when he
flashed thru in par figures on tho
last quarter. In which his opponen,
had n lead OF fourup and nine 20
so. SIX holes went 20 tho state
champion. tho other two were halvcd
and that ended the argument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Edmonton
~ ext for
Met Team,

THE Seattle Nets tackle tho I'D.
4 monitor Eskimos in their next
hockey start az tho Arena Thurs.
day night. Tho Eams had 10 be
shifted from tho regular wednea-
day date because OF conflict with
the prairie schedule and tho Eski-
mos couldn't possibly set here In
time 10 play wednesday night
4 victory for Seattle will put tho
locals within ono game Of einch'
ing n place in the Coast playoff.
Edmonton has been the only
easy team for Seattle this year. the
Nets winning two out OF three
games from this club. but all OF
them have been close.
Tho Eskimoa arc bringing Duke
Keats and Jos Simpson. two Of
tho greatest players in tho game,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Firpo Proves
His Gratitude
TINE good Senior FIrpo has a


= curious sense OF gratitude.
The news dispatches announce
that he has PISSED up Tex Rick.
ard and signed with cloak and
suit" syndicate TO meet Harry
Wills, giant colored man. next
summer.
No one VIII blame Firpo for
getting as much as he can for
his services. The fight racket is
a dog-eat-dog proposition. But
Richard was pretty nice TO the
South American last year. He
took him when he was unknown
and just about penniless and
gave him work.
Richard was one OF the few
men who believed in Firpo. Fir.
20 was generally ridiculed as an
opponent for Dempsey. but Rick.
ard went thru with the match, in
the face Of widespread hostile
criticism. and It was big sue
cess.
Richard assured FIrpo he would
duplicate any legitimate offer
other promoters made for a Wills
match. Firpo cabled Richard in
reply. You are too late"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
WINLOCK WILL
SEE BATTLES

wINLocK, FEB. 1s.-Sam Ieaih.
ers, one.ume wrestling pardner OF
Nick Daviscourt. has been signed 10
meet Red" Hill. OF Aberdeen. in a
wrestling contest. the main event OF
n combination wrestling and boxing
smoker 10 be staged here at the
Mutries hall Saturday. February is.
Glib Weaver. elongated centralia
welter. is billed TO tangle with Roy
winters. OF onaiaska, in the six
round semi.final event.
Lem COPYRIGHT. OF McKenna, an
Jack Gideon. OF Raymond. mix in the
four-round special event.
Johnny Bray. Chehalis flywcight.
tangles for the third time with Kid
Miller. Of centralia, in the four-round
opening bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
WALKER WINS
BOGEY HONORS

G. Walker thumpcd the colonel
for four.up decision and that won
the high honors in tho holiday DOGGY
compeiition at tho North End llnkn.
Yesterday. Bon Stein and A. l..
Dunn. each with a threo.up card.
tied for second place.
The mixed.foursome event in tho
afternoon resulted in a walk away
for Mrs. II. Knox Roberts. tho WON.
ems captain. and her partner. w. ~.
Boicom. with n se.i2.77 card. Mrs.
Walter Henry and c. II. Eberting
were the winning pairs closest ri.
walls. scoring a net 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

A year ago The most talked Of re-
erht "a the major leagues ioay Cct
RIO burst Of The 81. Louis BroioHs
Coming 70 the club as an outtieideT
HI ioaa touted The best prospect o.
Tho year.
Then came the break that proba-
bly, had much 10 do nth Darhri
failure 10 doiiucr. Whsn 70 ibds APP
parent that George gisler ioould mol
b. able 10 play fiSsL burst ioai
delegated 10 fll The shoes Of ~,
games greaieai player.
~ iras TOO big task for mo &c.
eruiL In the first doreH games h,
made only one ht. home run
Eow he goes 70 the minors. BE-
inO one tho players recently trodea
10 Los Angeles Of Inc Coast league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
naLLARp q. LINCOLN 10

Holy contested from start 20 FIN.
fish. the BailardLincoln fracas at the
Lincoln gymnasium yesterday ended
leaving the Beavers in possession OF
threc-polnt lead. tho finals was
Ballard 81. Joncoln Is. For two
quarters tho Ballard team was ahead
then for two periods the Llncolnltes
came back with one TO four point
margains.
Seymour. Billiards. guard. with the
baSket.shooting eye, was tho out
standing player on the floor. Four
teen points were gathered In alto.
gcther by this husky little defense
man. Schwartz was Llncoln's best
bet. breaking play after play Of tho
shingleweavers and feeding tho ball
continuously 20 his forwards.
Bratsct OF Ballard and Potts OF
Lincoln were the leading men in the
forward berthH. Bratset taking five
points and Potts four. The game
was cleaniy played thruout. only a
few personal fouls being called BY
the sharp eye OF Windy" Crawford.
Lincoln made only one substitution.
while Ballard kept the same lineup
during tho entire game.
In the third and four quarters the
Honest Abe's tried to break down a
seven point lead made by Ballard
and hcaved shot after shot nj the
basket only TO see the ball roll
around tho top Of the hoop and then
drop onto the floor again.
The Lincoln scrubs won by score
| Of II TO 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

"The Greatest Outfield of All Time"
BY BILLY EVANS
WHAT players comprise tho grVat
w ost outflcld Of all timer

n
w oh outflcid Of an timer
In an probability II vote wero
taken among the experts and players
ah 10 tho greatest outfcld certain
team ever boaated the Speaker. Lewis
and Hooper trio Of the old Boston
Itcd soS would get tho call.
Tho combination OF Lewis In left.
Speaker in center and Hooper IN
right was certainly n corker. II was
trio that could DO everything well.
yet. perhaps. nothing better than
throw.
II was foolhardy for base runner
10 take any chances on n ball hit into
the Boston outfield. as far AZ getting
an extra base IN addition 10 the Ger.
talnty, Lewis and Hooper were
rlghthanded throwers and had dead.
~ aim. Speaker. | regard. m tho
most accurate iefthandcd throwing
oulfielder have ever seen in the
majors.
Donio Bush summed up the throw
Ing ability OF that ou,ficld when. In
disgust after twice being thrown out
az tho plate. remarked
''rhat trio throws strikes from the
ouifleld. 4 fellow Ia sucker 10 take
any chances with them"
! Recently ! read with interest tho
story dealing with an alltme oil,
star team selected by Hans Wagner,
who recently wrote baseball story
covering his career. Wagner heleci.
ed for his outfieid Fred Clarke In left
field, Iris Speaker in center and I'y
Cobb IN right. His extra outfeldor
was Iiabo Ruth.
Wagner's team as a whole was a
eorkor. but 20 me tho ouifield stood
out more than any Of tho other selec,
tons. unicns u was tho pitchers. II
seemed as n Wagner had selected
four players for tho outfield tina,
would bo hard 20 improve upon.
The Wagner story started mn n
delyo In ms scrap books where hav,
filed away The Ali.Amcrican teams as
selected by such baseball au,horitis,
al John McGFaw. HuRhey Jennings
Connie Mack. Frank Chance. Clarke
Griffith, Fielder Jones and other
celebrities.
/ or 20 teams selected by leading Ell.
perts. ~ Cobb and Iris Speaker wers
placed on ali Of them in the outfieid
Fred Clarke and Babe Ruth were or
majority Of them. while such play
ers as Roush. Kseler and others toe
numerous 20 mention were oonsid
cred.
However. the consensus Of tho ex
pefis were agreed that the asrouKes,
outfield combination would consis, Of
Clarke. Speaker. Cobb and Ruth.
Some combination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
TACOMA SHOW
ON THURSDAY

The weekly Tacoma ring show n
being staged tomorrow niEh,. in the
City OF Destiny. by George Shank.
lin. for the Eagles. with Gene Cline.
and Eddie Roberts. weltcrwclEhts.
meeting in tho six.round main event.
Roberts won close decision from
Cline there recently. Johnny Mack
and Len Malody. feathcrweights.
meet In the sixround semi.wIndup.
The prcllminaries follow: Danny
Matthews VI. Johnny Hawkes., ban.
tamweighis: Jimmy Rivers w.
Young o'Dowd. llghtwcIghts: Dyna-
mite Al W. Young Lew Tender,
featherweights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
FAST CONTESTS
IN CITY LOOP

spaldlug's and the Y. NJ c. A.
fiycs were vietors in city basket.
hall league games played last night
At the university gym.
Spaldlns's defeated the Knights
OF the Moon. 42 TO %. while the Y.
N. c. 4. scored a 80 to 81 victory
over the Yellow Cab Co. five.
The LaKesidcs tangls with tho
Green Lake ". L. team in an i'm.
portant game In division III AZ 7:50
o'clock this evening at the Y. NJ.
q. A. gym.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
Campus Sport
Ieo Red. The classy Its-pound uni,cr

leo Reed. the classy It5-pound uniser-
si;y boxer. IL going TO have a tough tim
against Ralph Beymer IN the fraternit
elimination bouts Wednesday. Reed IL =
fine bit of fighting machinery. but Bey-
mer won the itS-pourd championship
last year IL remains 20 be sesn how
Reed viii fars against the champion
Coach Jim Arbuthnot 10 optimistic In
regard 10 the coming wrestling meet
with Washington State college Friday.
lie is little worried. however. because
the Cougar lists have not yet been an
nounced. Captain Paul Davis and his
men are not worried 80 much for they
have beaten the Cougars for the past
three years.
Golf IL fast becoming n popular sport
AZ tho university. Because Il has been
made a major sport IN the large Eastern
colleges. golf fans are hoping that Maah-
ington authorities will see the light also.
The bugs viii have 10 wait until golf has
attained a little more prominence on the
West Coast
The return Of Hank Loudly, dash man.
TO the track fold. has brought forth an
other aspirznt for Vie Hurley's old Job.
Lloyd Varies. George Clark. Web Angus
tine and Loudly are the principal cAndi-
dates for Huriey's shoes now.
Coach Tubhy Graves IL pessimlstic on
the subject Of baseball. despite his wealth
OF material. Tubby believes that his
freshmen win be too green to amour, to
anything. There are 80 many OF them
that good infieidsr or two should be
picked up. The infield Is Tubby's main
worry.
Roy Berry, the star is5-pound wrestler.
Is serving his third year on the varsity.
Berry has thrown some OF the best men
on the Coast. and may figure in the
Olympic wrestling tryouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
EIGHTIES HEAD
CHURCH SMOKER

Young O'Dowd and Mickey Han
non. lightwelghts. viii meet In the
main event OF the smoker given By
the athletic club OF ST. Benedicrs
church this evening at tho church
hail. 4sth and Dcnsmorc. In the
semi-windup. Eddie o'Hara meets
''shifty" Haug Other bouts. in
GLIDING battle royal. win be
staged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
SCHORR MAY BE
PITCHING AGAIN

Denny Carroll. famous san Fran.
cisco baseball trainer. IS working
daily on Hunky Schorr's arm. and
he says that tho former Seattle
southpaw viii be In condition 10
pitch again when the season starts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
TRoJaSs WIN

Los ANGELES. Feb. 1.-The
University OF Southern California
basketball team defeated Stanford
University here last night. "a to 20.
in tho first game OF two. game
seTies. Tho Trojans went In tho
lead in the southern division Of tho
Coast conference cage race al a
result OF tho victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
BURGER
WINS

Sailor Burger was too strong for
Phil Sheridan and the COB wclter.
weight won the call over the Ia
conan.
Mel Berg. Everett heavyweight.
laid Dave Blue. big colored battlcr.
low In the third round with n smack
on the side OF tho head that would
have made the Smith building dizzy.
Nate Druxman staged the show
and good house attended.
II was announced that Eddie Rob.
eris, Tacoma miller. and Young bud.
ley, colored wclter. would headline
next weeks card. Roberts beat
Dudley in a close fight in Tacoma
last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
FOLEY FIGHTS
BUD HAMILTON

Vic Foley has come into his own
in califrnia. He fights the main
event OF the Oakland show tonight
with Bud Hamilton. tho tough Den.
Yer bantamweight. Foley has won
three straight starts in the Lemon
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
w hitman Is
Beaten by
Husky FiUe
NonrmMrsr coNrrnrNcE
COAST CONFERENCE
Southern Dltlsloa
WALLA wALhA. Feb. il. IN,

WALLA wALI4A. Feb. Ia The
w University OF Washington bas-
ketbali team scored a 5o.to-2s vic.
tory over whitman College in a fast
game played here last night.
Hesksih. Washington forward.
was high point man OF the game.
with Is tallies TO bis credit, welts.
running guard. accounted for 10
Washington scores.
York. Fry and Kent starred for
Whitman.
The Huskies arc TO play Wash.
lnston State College at Pullman to-
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
BUFF BEATEN
BY BRITISHER

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 1s.-Frankie
Ash. English flyweight. won a news.
paper decision over Johnny Buff.
former bantamweight champion. in
Ia lo-round bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

Reports have Il thu, Andy iltEh. The
iasa member OF IN. nigh family 20 reach
the majors. IL Eolns back 20 the minors
again. having failed 20 make the grade
with Brooklyn. tJue brother. charisT.
is with Portland. and the other. fuEhi..
viii play with Columbus this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

Moss Solomon. the giant Jewish first
sarksr bought ~ The Neu York Giants
! ffem Hutchinson, Kansas, piii gain = lot
q needed sEpsrisnes With Toledo this
year Ia TIE American association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
WEST SEATTLE Is, GARFIELD .

West Seattle swamped Garfield al
West Seattle yesterday under %
too count. Ramm. new Indian cen
ter. led the scoring with 10 tallies.
Garfield scrubs won. II TO 10.
The lineup and summary follow:
West SEATTLE Garfield
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
GoNzAGA WINS

SALEM. Ore. Feb is.-Gonzaga
defeated Willamette university here
last night in a rough game OF has
ketball, 81 10 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
JrpoE rs rN eoop coNpIrIoN

For the first time IN several years. Joe
Judge. Washington first saeksr. viii re-.
port 70 spring camp IA good condition.
lie hasn't been IN the best % health for
several seasons. and u has besn dstfi-
mental 10 his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13

Wills. the fighter. broke his hand
the other day. but unfortunately Il
had no effect on the vocal chords Of
his garrulona manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-13
sPoRTsMEN mo- DANCE

The Seattle sportmen's associa.
ton announces valentine party
and dance. 20 be held at the Odd
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Prep Cage Leaders Are
Given Thrills Tuesday
Ballard Is Given Terrific Fight by Lincoln and Queen
Anne Nearly Sinks Broadway; Roosevelt Beats
Franklin and West Seattle Drope Garfield.

ballard and Broadway conenders for the high school
ID basketball title Of Seattle given some real thrills
Tuesday Lincoln handing Ballard the Beavers win
ming 81 TO 10 at Lincoln and Broadway just barely nosng out
Queen Anne 26 to "a.
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