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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
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TRY THESE
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terms.
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As evidence they going dig. f.rmslabor partisan.
named miner for president
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repeated In tho professional tour.
namont. and was tho only major
champion to do 30. Thus. In two
years. tho little Italian has won
all his matches in the profession.
al tournaments. on top or that
he won every special match In
which he played. on three differ.
cnt occasions he has beaten Wal.
ter Hagen in the past two years
and only recently he trimmed Ar
thur Hayors, visiting British
champion. in a special 72hole
match on the Pacific Coast.
sarazen has the brillianey that
makes for success In medal play
and the square Jaw that rouis
tlmidity in tho man.toman tests.
This Is rare combination. and
he has developed 1t 60 a higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
Big Soccer
Tilt Billed
for Sunday

r ocAL soccer fans viii wcni their
- way 70 woodland park tonor
row 20 SEQ tho leaEuo,leading Maple
L.Afs iAnKls with their closest rivals,
Toad's eleven. Ia what promises 10
10 the star attraction % tho season.
Both teams have been eishins up
a hlKh-eiass brand Of soccer thruout
tho series and tomorrow's clash Ia eS.
pceied to furnish a few thrills and
spills.
fluffy" Davis, the greatest play.
sr. By long odds ever developed in
tho Northwest. viii ~ the center Of
attraction. and II given half a chance.
this dimluutivc ana elusive pivot Of
tho shpbulidors' forward line may
put a stop TO the winning streak Of
the Canadians and bring hts club into
tic for the league leadership.
Both teams arc expected 10 take
tho field at fun strength and Fred
webb. who has been assigned 20 off.
ciatc a. referee. will star; the game
AZ $50 sharp.
Tho West Seattle team WI try 20
bus, into the win column AT tho er.
pcnse Of the Rsnton eleven. Fred
Douglas will handle the whistle in
this setto. which Will be played at
Renton.
Tacoma and Carbonate will settle
their argument in tho City OF Dcs-
tiny. and as both these elevens
are siili we'll in the running for high
honors, a close result Is looked FOR.
Jerry Melbourne viii referee this one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
FROSH PLAY
ST. MARTINS
MEN TONIGHT

EREsH from a series OF brilliant
i victories over their rivals. the
st. Martins basketball quintet ar.
rived this morning 10 do hattie with
the University OF Washington fresh.
men az the campus gym tonight.
The game is called for 7.2O.
Coach Tutby Graves. of the fresh.
men. ia placing his hopes on the
shooting eye Of Clarence Shreeve.
former Queen Anne star. Shreeve
has been going great guns this sea.
son and should make valuable
man for Hec Edmundson next year.
Either Louis Tosreau or Jack
Torney. former lincoln high men.
VIII start as the other forward.
Everett Clark Is the lone oandi-
date for center honors, with Shaw
and Charters playing the guards.
Macarthur may see action at guard
post also. The 81. Martins men
are known 20 be strong and will
afford the frosh some real compe-
tition. No admissicE viii be
charged.
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keeping the left arm straight thru
out the swing you win get better
results all thru the fnirway.
- straight left arm helps 10
produce power direction and nc
curaey. In order 10 make sure OF
keeping the left arm straight in
tho swing. turn the left hand over
on the shaft OF the club so that
all four knuckles are in fun view.
II you find this produces a ten.
dcncy 10 hook. bring the right
hand also well on top OF tho shaft.
Make sure also Of retaining
firm grip on the club thruout the
swing. from start 10 finish. Do
not relax your grip with the left
hand during any part OF the
swing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09

WILL HELP
BASEBALL

DERKELEY, Cal, Feb. "a place
ID among major conference sports
liz being sought for baseball by the
University o. California. Il was
learned here today
+. NJ. Chapman. baseball manager,
has been directed to exchange cor.
respondence with other conference
institutions looking TO the drawing
up OF "A schedule on the same basis
upon which basketball is handled.
According to the plan. the north.
ern md southern groups viii play
FOR their district championship and
then viii meet. probably some time
in April. to decide In a series Of
three games the championship for
the conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
Park Board
Is W Orking
for Golfers
BY ALEX C. ROSE

THAT tbs board Of park commits.
i ri0ners Is doing It's utmost 70
give those who get their playing
on the municipal links entire salts
faction. was fully emphasized IN
speech made BY u. II. Fisher chair
man 81 the golf committee. at the
annual meeting Of the Jefferson
Park Golf club. held At tho College
club rooms this week.
II such was not the case. the
Jeifersonians would not have been
given the opportunity 70 voice their
opinion on the all-important ques'
ton Of whether the ground west
or south OF tho new nine holes
should be purchased or the money
spent 70 install n sprinkllng ays-
TEN on the q holes now under
play on Beacon Hill
Cooperation" IN matters such
a. this. Is a fine thing
incidentally. tho concensus OF
opinion favored the purchase Of
ground 20 complete the s6.hois
course. The public link players
especially the lads with the hlgt
: handieaps-Gre perfectly willing i'
LEI The present fairways bite a wee
ere the water & forthcoming.
what we want is more playlnE
space say the Jefferson Parkers
you'll got ltr' replies the pari
commissioner
That's the old harmony" GO
operation. /" or such terms that MAJ
60 20 show just what close rela
tionship exists between these tw'
parties. Long may II continue so!
T. S. LIppy. for many years
prominent figure in Northwes
golfInz circles and winner OF tn
Pacific Northwest amateur sol
championship tito in 1907. wa
chosen president Of the jefferson
Park Golf club. AZ that annual gath
er1ng at the College club. and tn
following wellknown players ant
WORKERS were elected TO assls
Prexy Llppv IN his efforts TO max
the 1924 season a busy and pros
porous one for the hill crowd: NJ. J
/ Galbraith. vice president; Edgar L
Order. secretary and treasurer; DR.
I d. II. Houston. Lee Hewitt. i. X
I Hanlon. DR.. r. a. Dawes. w. J
Bohon. II. d. Folsom. trustees.
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O'BRIEN TO
MEET MACK
ON TUESDAY

JIMMIE osBRIEN. clever los An.
- Eo,es lightweight. viii meet Fred.
die Mack. the hard seeking local boy.
Ia the semi windup Of Tuesday
nights smoker az the Crystal Pool.
Mack was scheduled 20 NEE, KID
Johnson q Olympia, but Promoter
Nate Druxmnn declared that DO
thought the fans would rn;her see
tho local seeker meet o'Brisn.
Gene cline. the oakland weller
weight. who Is 20 meet Bobby Harper
IN The main event Of the show. IL IN
the best Of shape and states that he
feels that he can gct b. the local
pride. Harper and Cline are working
out daily before large crowds
Druxmaa has signed GcorEie Burns
and Roy Small. hghtweishta. 10 NEE,
Ia the special event
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No Change
in Preps'
Cage Race
Roosevelt and Ballard
Both Kick Thru With
Wins on Friday

Roosevelt sWamped Lincoln 81
20 o at Roosevelt and Ballard
trimmed Franklin ~ 10 . at Bal.
lard. the leaders keeping up their
winning pace in lie games Of
Friday. In the other high school
basketball game Of the day
Broadway beat West Seattle 20
10 3 at broadway.
Contingencies which arose in
the last few minutes before tie
game Wa called prevented the
Queen Anne-Garfleld contest
from being played at Garfield
Friday. Athletic Director a. q.
PeltOn. Coach Leon Brigham,
Garfield, and Coach Leo Saal-
waechter. Queen Anne, mutual
~ decided TO postpone the game
until February 81. PeltOn de
clared that the eligibilities Of
several Queen Anne players
were questioned. In view Of
facts uncovered before the game
The Quay seconds won their
game, Ii-lL
The next games are scheduled
for Tuesday as follows:
Garfield at West Seattle,
Roosevelt at Franklin, Broad
way at Queen Anne, Ballard at
Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
FAMED HORSES
TO STAY HERE

lev. champion American a.year.
old. ard his illu2irious stable mate
Gray Lag. were entered In tho As.
cot gold cup race 20 bo run IN Eng.
land next June. but. according TO
reliable Information. neither ono Of
them win be sent 20 the other aide.
when Gray lag was put in the
stud. this winter. Il seemed that his
trainer. sam Hildrrth. did not have
any serious intentions to send him
70 England for the classic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
PREP SOCCER
TEAMS PLAY

Five prep soccer games were be-
ing played this afternoon on dif-
ferent piayflelds Of the city All
games were 70 start Of 2sfs o'clock.
Those being played are:
Allen A. c. W. Central. az Wood
land Park. referee. Frank webb.
Rainier W. Spring a C.. AZ walla
waIla: referee. Pred DouslaE
West Seattle ~. University. at
Mercer playfield; referee. Johnny
Maier.
Queen Anne VS. Ballard. Adams
playfcld: referee. Mr Woods.
Collins vs. Lincoln. AZ broadway
pisyfield; referee, Billy Waller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
SILVER EARNS
DRAW VERDICT

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Feb. g.
with Lightweight Champion Benny
Leonard sitting at the riugsidc boya
on the weekly fight program given
by the American Legion last night
showed their best wares and mixed
in inspiring fashion Jack Silver
OF San Francisco came from be-.
hind In the main event. winning IA
draw with Dick Hoppe by "A terrific
fourth round rally after IL appeared
be was hopelessly beaten. Frankie
Gmndetta. Spokane, Portland and
way points. miiled IN crimson
draw with frankie Dolan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
Maple Leaf
Team GiUen
Bad Beating
HendeT and Messenger
Go Good and Green
Shirts Win, 5 to |
BY TOM OLSEN

To- ser sa4'' ''''''' ''
THAT j. what supporters of tho
Mamie Leaf hockey six are saying
thls morning. following the decisive
defeat handed their team by Buich's
al the Arena last Night Ia the first
game Of the payoff Tor the city
amateur league title
Iisnder and Messenger were tho
main cozs Ia Dutch's crack team.
ana their skating and shooting
,slruved the undoing % tho Maple
4 SAT six.
q ~ was a rough. inst game, with
Trifticular accent On tho former.
Tob.n, Iirrdsr. Jacobs and Shaver
vefo an chased from the Zee as q
result ~ miy.ups. and several ether
ducls escaped tho eagle csc ~ Ref
crea Eanuy Mcmillan.
To the winners all Of the credit
a. victory should 60. Tho Maple
Leafs didn't dish anything up 81 A
sensational nature. and their play.
ing was no, up 20 the standard set
by the winners.
Each team scored IN the first
period. Hcnder scored for Butch's
on pass from Messenger. while
Jacobs scored Tor the Maple Leafs
few minutes later on Mccor,
maek's pass
In the second session only one
tally was made By the winners.
This came as result o. beau.
titsi long shot from the blue line
BY Allison. Buteh's defense man
Il was one Of the preftiest pieces
II puck shooting seen on the ANA
teur Ice this season
In the third period q wax All
Batchs Tho losers blew UP en-
trely. and Htnder made two talliei
and Messenger one before the CANT
ended Hsnder was assisted hy
Messenger on both occasions while
the latter received aid from Tobln
on his shot
Credit Tor Butch's viciory should
A $50 80 10 Kerr. the staunch guar
4 an % the nets Tor the green
'Shirts. Kerr was unusually effect
i've last night. and bis guardlns
compared favorahly with much seen
on the professional Ice this winter
IINEUFs AND SUMMARY
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OREGON is
WINNER IN
O. A. c. TILT

EUGENE. orc. Feb. o.-Tn fast.
II rough basketball game. the
oregon University team defeated the
Oregon Aggies. % TO 20. here last
night. At the end Of the first half
the score stood II to II. while the
second half score see.sawod hack
and forth until oregon gained her
small margin in the last few min.
utcs OF play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
MORROW TRouNCEp

PORTLAND. Feb. mike Dun
dec. Rock Island. H.. featherweight.
took a decision over T.akey Morrow.
Spokane. last night in one-sided
bout IN which the question was
whether Morrow would stick it out
10 the finish He did, but took a
lot OF punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
KIPKE WILL
PLAY AS PRO

Tho Cleveland Indians. a profcs.
slonai football team. has announced
that Harry Kipkr. the Michigan
backficld star. would play with the
team next season. Efforts are be-
ing made to set four other national
sfnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09

FAST CONTESTS
BILLED TONIGHT

The Washington Independents
meet Plymouth Church and the
Mail Advertisers stack up against
Halls Business College in city
league sames scheduled 20 b. play
ed at the y. ~ G. A., Saturday
night The first game viii te called
At 1870.
The Plymouth five has been going
great guns during the last two
weeks and viil give the IndeDend-
euts tough scrap. The Halls-Ad-
- rtisers game also viii be close
uiesf.
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yANpALs WIN

PULLMAN. Feb. p Washington
state went down under the on.
slaught OF the fast Idaho basketball
team here. last night. by score OF
ss 80 %. W. S. c. took the lead
early. but soon hopelessly lost u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09

OF the oaddy ranks. Sara
zen proved his metiia as
a stroke player by win.
ming tho open champion.
ship NJ Skokic az tho
axe u 81. a year ago:
the came year he esinb-
ushed bis match play
qualities hy winning the
professional champion.
ship az oakmont.
saraTon has yet 70 lose
90 an important foe at
match play since reach
Ing the championship
levels Last season he
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ARIZONA LAD
GIVEN TRIAL

Red Mclean. Dragon. oriz.
has signed for trial with the Los
Angeles club Of the Pacific Coast
league. Il has been announced. lie
has galned quite a reputation in his
home state.
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BROADWAY 20.
WEST SEATTLE 8

Scoring II points IN the fourth
quarter. Broadway beat West Seattle
20 to s. Stan Grumrnett and Ted
cralgin ran wild in this period I'm
al the deluge Of Tiger scores in the
the final period It was an even bat
tie.
The West Seattle scrubs beat the
Broadway seconds IS to 10 in rough
game.
The lineup and summary follow:
RroaduAy West Seattle
Grummest s1 .....F...... shsnssy 60
Reynolds - .....F........ Scott ca
CrAgin 90 ....... CO. Thornton ca
Burnsed (sl 1890. .G............ Stair
johnson .....-.....G ..~...... Morse
substitutlons. West Seattle-puryea
for Scott. Scott for Duryea. Broadway.
none.
Score BY periods.
West seattle ......t : e-s
Broadway ...5 i2-eo
ofreiAls-SorQuist. referee; Chase. UNI
pire.
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OFFICE WORK
FOR TOSSERS

Bnl wambsganss, recently traded
to the Boston lied Sox. and pitcher
George Uhle. who tTiris for the In.
dams. are working this winter in
the county treasurer's office at Clevc.
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
KIIDUFF
has CLASS

Kllduff has been rated "a tho best
man ~ the position in tho league Tor
two years and he gives Frisco n
tFht defense AZ his position and he's
a dangerous hitter
sigiin played good bali for seera.
mcnto. but n considered just an av.
eraEo second sacker.
All IN all. the changes AZ second
base should work for better play AZ
The keystone station. a place where
several clubs in this company lacked
strength this past season.
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sEATTIE CoLIEGE NICToR

PORTLAND. Feb. 9-Seattle Col
lege beat Columbia University. 81 10
Is. here last night. in a notify con
tested basketball game. which was
not decided until after five minutes
extra playing to wipe ont a tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09

American open. the pro
fcsulonal and the British
open.
Snazen Is an cnthusi.
astic apostle OF the
straight left arm.
'On all shots remem.
Der 10 keep the left arm
as straight ma possible. !"
says the professional
champion. 4 do not
mean II ia necessary to
hold the arm so rigid as
20 be uncomfortable. but
YOU viii find that IL you
acquire the habit Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
NEN MAN
FOR BEES

salt Lake has new man IN Clarke
Pitlnger. a product % the Eastern
league He comes as highly recon.
mcuded lnfieldcr. but not much with
tho stick. II be can't bit IN that
salt lake cheese box he won't hit
any place.
Oakland win have Spencer Adams.
former Seattle ineeldcr, for second
base They obtained him from Pitts.
burg where no was a sub Tor year
Los Angeles hasn't settled on a
second baEeman set. but Marty Krur
i available ifthsy can't fipd anybody
else. Krug has stated that he wishes
20 play tho bench this year.
Vernon has Griffen. young fellow
from tho Western league. lie firlded
well and bit over 800 in that com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
PUGET SOUND losFs

SALEM. ore. Feb. Willamette
university won from the College of
Puget Sound a; basketball here. last
night. in % TO Is contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09

Six p. G..
Keystone
Changes
Kilduff and Siglin Only
Vet Second-Sackers Re-
tanned in League
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

Mo less than six new second base
~ men viii bc introduced by Coast
loague diamond clubs this spring
sacramento retaining Paddy Siglin
and san Francisco Pete Kilduff
Seattle has acquired one OF the
best keystone players Ia the minors
ia emf Brady. who has been a star
tor two years for Rochester In the
international league, He's a nifty
fielder from all accounts and smart
hitter. eXcelling IN bunting and mcy.
ing his runners along
The veteran ban Kenworthy TO
turns 70 tho Coast and viii play bee,
end base Tor Portland No longer a
youngster, tho Iron Duke can still
sock that baseball and what ho lacks
ia fielding skill. 10 makes up for IN
hustle Portland also has Mccain
on is hands yet ana unless 40 ia
sold 10 the big show before tho sea.
son opens he has a good chance oi
playing the bag. Kennie doing pinch
. a..
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RALLY FALLS SHORT

WAL1-A WALI.A. Feb. e.-Whit.
mans brilliant rally was one basket
short. and Gonzag1, took the basket
han game here last night b. a score
OF % TO %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09

DRoBABLY the game offers no
4 finer combination Of match
play and ssroke play genius than
IA embodied In the stocky makeup
OF Gene sarRxsn. Italian graduate
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pEENNINGER sIGNs AGAIN

Dan Pfenninger who has been an
umpire in the southern league. will
be on the job again for the coming
season.
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News from Miami e. that no pink
ten f. complete without the presence
u Jack Dempsey. And yet
some folks insist he draws the color
line
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AFAAAiN
Seattle Z. Victoria I
Game Tonight
yancogver at Saskatoon.


Seattle Z. Victoria 4
Game Tonight
yancogver at Saskatoon
VICTORIA. b. c, Feb. s--The
v Seattle MetrupolItans swamped
The Victoria Cougars here last
night. 4 70 I. in a game featured
BY the great goni-tc ding Of
Happy" Holmes Of the winners.
Seattle made the only score tn
the firSt period. when Foyston
sagged the nets. Foyston repeated
again. one minute after the second
period opened. Archie Briden. cx.
Seattle player. who now wears the
livery Of the local club. scored a
minute after Foyston In the same
period.
The third period was all Seattle.
Fraser scored first and Foys;on
counted again, on a pass from lilac.
Farians.
IINFtPs AND srNMAHY
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Sarazen Is Leader of
Links in Match Skill
The Game Offers No Finer Combination of Match
Play and Medal Play Efficiency in the Ancient
and Honorable Diversion
BY JOE WILLIAMS point any player the game

point than any player the game
has known for years.
The year has opened auspleious-
~ for Sarazen. II win DC inter
osting 10 check up the totals a
year from now. sarazen viii so
cunning for all the big titles. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
BALLARD IL.
FRANKLIN 9

Showing unexpected strength.
Franklin battled Ballard to a stand
still and altho the Quakers lost Il
to they gave n good account OF
themselves. Russ Seymour. Ballard
guard. and frankie Wilson, Franklin
forward. starred.
The Ballard scrubs won 10 20 10.
The lineup and summary follow:
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VIC FOLEY is
AGAIN WINNER

SACRAMENTO. Feb. s-Vic
Foley. Canadian banimnwelsht
champion. won the decision over
George Lee. Sacramento Chinese.
IN four rounds here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
Moore Camps
On Greb Trail

5 FAR as American COMPETE
"A ton is concerned. Harry
Cpeh Is perfectly safe In the pos.
session Of his middleweight
championship. Among four wor.
thy English middlewcights now
fighting in this country there Is
one. however. who may give
Greb some trouble, lie is TED
Moore.
Moore recently won a decision
from Larry Estridge. a colored
fighter. who had been going 2
mile a minute. Estridge. a grad.
uaie OF tho amateur ranks, never
had been beaten until Moore took
him
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ITNErrs An srnNlAEY


FIRST psrtpt--i. natch's u.rssr fruu
Messenger. tssas :. Maple teafr. facets
ffem AcCormaeE. ass.
ssc1u4 pwrt9d--i. Butrh's. AIiisoa. go.
rairs perlod--t Hatehs. Header frem
Messenger. 1:te. :. Bgfeh's. Messenger
From Toxin. ISIS. s. nuica'A Header
frous Ns6=spEsr. ,sB.
PENALTIES
Fi-ss psriod --Sora
seeond psriod--T0btn. rrizutrs. ia
eeas. sninafss HsnHsr. minutes
SHAVER. Mccormack and Allison. uin-
Etes
TAire psrie6-Ssas.
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IiaIiar

SuNfttutionss HallAro--Jacobson ~
for Clark; Franikiin-Me<ealy for Fal-
isnshee Morse for Garrison. FRllansbce
for MoNealy, Garrison for Morse. Morse
for Garrison.
Referee. Ken Thomas; Umpire. Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
ROOSEVELT 81.
LINCOLN Q

The league.ieading Teddies hit
their real stride and smothered Lin
coin 81 10 3. outplaying the Rail
splltters on the floor and with Jim
IIyliengrin showing the way, the
winners scored numerous long shots.
Roosevelt scored II points 20 two
free throws for Lincoln In the sec
ond half, clnching the game. Eddie
swartz played a nice game for Lin
coin. but didn't have much help.
Roosevelt won the second team
game. 10 10 u.