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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
RENAULT is
BOUT LOSER
Canadian Beaten by Ro-
Jas in Boston Fight;
Scrap Was Close

BOSTON. Dec, Jack Eeuault
ID Canadian heavyweight cham
plon and one % tho leading chal-
lruEvrs ot Jack Dempsey. received
"a surprising setback hero last uight
when he was defeated ia a io-ruund
bout BY Quiutin Romero, Chilean
hcnyyw eight
IL was a close nEht and Romero
had just enough margin 10 set the
Judges decision.
Both fought az close quarters and
there was little real action until
ghc third round. when Romero open
"a up and scored with heavy blowH
90 the body Renault was on the
defensive thru the fourth round. bat
be- took the lead IN the NTH when
he staggered Romero with hard
right 10 tho Jaw
Romerns ego was opened In tho
seventh round. but tho injury did
not bother him. Rsnault had a
slight advantage in tho ninth when
he pounded Romero 20 the ropes
but the south American carried n
savage attack to Renault that gave
him a wide margin In tho 10th
round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
First Boxing
for Varsity
Men Tuesday

DWELIMlSAItY Inter fraternity
i boxing al the university gets un.
der way next Tuesday AZ p. IN.
Tho EloyoHliuKrra viil do their
stuff ia the gymnasium and no ud.
mission viii be charged spectators az
the preliminary matches. according
10 Boxing Director Wayne sutton.
independents win BEGIN their tour.
uamrut just before Tho Christmas
holidays whila tho fraternity semi
finals arc on.
Mul,nomah club has asked Cnas.
Rich Palmer az tho university for
two his leather pushcrs 10 appear a.
an amateur smoker In tho Rose city
In tho near future Palmer intends
10 send tho two fighters. but has not
set selected them from tho mob that
h turning out daily.
The first regular meet will br with
tho University OF California here on
February ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Conference Is
Being Planned

LNOHEsr GROVE. ore Dec
Il Formation OF new
Northwest intercollegiate confer
rncs on smaller schools may be-
brought about next football sea
Fou. Ii was raid here today.
Coaches Frank ~ Pacific unis
vsrzlty. T,aihhuru ~ william
etts and Horl-aEs % Whitman
are sali % have practically
agreed 90 The plan which prob
ably viii make Tho conference
possible
n D. proposed that Willamette.
whitman. Pacific. College o. pa.
r5t Sound and College ~ Idaho
o. Included ia ihr little Five"
Ig GouEaEB can be induced 20
i1in with them IL viii b. wei.
come
4 meeting IN Tho near future
81 representative % ihr lnsiitu.
lions 20 act on tho proposal =
expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Trojjans Play
Syracuce Men
in Big Game

| OS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. c..
II Meeting in the first Of four in.
tcrscctional football games various
teams will play in this state within
tho next few weeks. Syracuse and
University of Southern California
clash at the Coliseum here this
afternoon.
stendy rain last night and early
today gave the customers the ad.
vantage with their heavy bnckficld.
There was possibility that more
rain would fall during the after.
noon.
Chick Moehnn's Syracuse squad Is
a heavy favortc IN the betting.
Coach Elmer Henderson hustled
his warriors back into town today
from their suburban retreat, The
entire squad was reported IN the
best OF shape ana II wns announced
that Hawkins, L1rnnottn, Anderson
and Riddle would start IN the back
field
Tom Thorpe ono of the best of
ficials In the country, liz the umpire
named Tor the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Golden Bears
Have Record

This was n tough season for un
defeated teams with a long string
OF victories.
Marquette and Cornell. long un.
defeated until this fall, both sur.
tcrcd reveraes.
Until Williams trounccd Cor.
neil. tho big Red team had not
lost a gamo since 1920.
Marquette. indicated since
late In 1921. was handed tho sur.
prise Of tia life when Creighton
beat the milwaukee, collegIans. Fl
10 7.
University Of California now
stands alone as tho one team with
an unbrokcn string OF victories
which extends over four years
hut during that period Califor.
MIA has been tied four times, by
Nevada. Washington and Jcffer.
son, University OF Washington
and Stanford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

two fights, and this will be
the rubber.
After this fight Harper and Dodo
Bereot may get together again and
then Harper plans to go TO California
for while.
Bercot and Harper. Il viii be re-.
mcmbercd, put on ono Of most thrill
Ing bouts OF the summer season NJ
tho ball park a few months ago; Il
was a draw.
Nate Druximan, who Is staging
Tuesdays glove party has lined up
the following preliminarics.
Johnny Rose vs.. Freddie Mack, six
rounds.
Ted synder w Young Peter Jack
son. four rounds.
Roy Small vs., Mickey Harmon.
four rounds
An opener is to be added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Prep Stars
Are Out for
Frosh Squad

COACH "TUBBY' GRAVES was
~ nearly swamped when his frosh
basketeers turned out 100 strong. but
ho was mighty well pleased and IS
pretty nearly certain to have two Of
the best frosh basketball teams that
Washington has yet enjoyed.
High school stars from all over the
state announced themselves when tho
influx came and glancing over the
register ono finds the following
names.
From Tacoma: John Geehan. Her
man BriN. Al Foster Chuck Lewis
and Ray Tarr.
From Everett: Roy Schulz. John Dc
scllum. Romeo Lauzen, Lloyd Steele
and Paul Morris.
From Belilngham: Floyd OEle.
Howard Durham. Al Anderson, Har.
old Hawkins and Frank Reno.
From Spokane: Russell Beck. Phil
TythcrlciEh and los Nelson.
Seven schools that made the finals
Of tho state tournament last year
and sent teams 20 the University in
March arc represented In the turnout
by: Elmer Huhta. Len Olsen, Walt
sahll and Oscar Erickson from Ho.
GUAM; Paul Troeh from Vancouver;
Pat Wilson from Burlington: Bob
Hall from Ilwpco. Mater Fisher from
Edwall; Harold Butler from Che.
halls and Jim Bradford from Yakima.
Nell Grant, Fred Gundcrson. Elton
Engstrom and Arnie Vesoja are from
Alaska.
Seven other states are represented
by men on the squad at present. In
addition to Washington certain OF the
frcshles hail from New Mexico. Ohio.
South Dakota, California, Missouri
Montana and Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Bobby Jones Is Ranking Amateur Golf Player
Short Sport

san FRANCISCO. DgC b-Iabr
srrsrEr san Fnneiera h.narI
sfar H#lFafnH WHITE Hagrf cham
r.Ha. Pa fHrIr taIkHua match here
Tits uFrt -rrT'r EgH1 t1 ASST.
HOPPE gau sst week lH Toe ABEH-
..E SrEstfor having - riEe fy
ONE point W tGr rau weeks rHy
Green lake and Intrrlakr urrC
..e.IuE the grammar school Eae
U.. championship al g o. m TO-DAY
at d. D. Day leia
VANCOUVER n 4, bee. g.
Naurolycrr hockey team defeated
Edmonton here iazt uistt Z 90 p.
Nally Hood 10, Angeles cut
fielder has been sTIi fH mo ,H.
llEa cubs.
Thr Liberal Art, and tins Arts
schools we're winners lu fha mile
and a quarter frueh uaag that ended
the fan crew trimming at Washing
ton yesterday
Mike O'Conuor, Australian middle
weight defeated Franks Murphy m
six rounds at Everett aaf night
Sacramento has purchased Pitcher
Heating from los Angeles, krah
lnr has been pitching outlaw base
ball far some time but H eligible
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
yICENTINI orr

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-LuiB Vicen.
tint bas withdrawn from the Christ
mas fund boxing show to be staged
Tuesday night in Madison Square
Garden. and there u n possibility
of investigation by tho state boxing
commission. Vicentini, who was 10
have met Tommy OBricn, Of Nil.
waukcc. pleaded stomach trouble as
his excuse Tor Ills withdrawal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Date Set for Big
Illinois RELAYS

CHICAGO. Dec. s. 80 Tho annual
Illinois indoor relay games viii be
held at Champaign on March and
Z, " was announced By the Big Ten
conference OF athletic directors and
coaches. The Missouri Valley indoor
track championships will DO held IN
Kansas City March 10 and Il. The
outdoor season viii be opened at
Lawrence. Kan, on April ls. with
the Kansas relays. The Drake relays
will be held at Dcs Moines April q
and Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

This should be done before
and would remove almost all
possibility of such trouble. In
both ineligibility eases the
correct ages Of the boys in
yolved were found in the
school census"
Much criticism has been directed a.
pclton since tho season closed 20
Llmcutahly. and without grounds,
be claims, a7 be played no part In
tho forfeiture, Principals Bennett
and Porter doing al % tho luyssii
CATION work and forfCiilng tho
games themselves.
pflt1n serves az a member % the
board uf control OF thr High School
Athletic association and acts only IN
the capacity aa "a member 1r this
board IN an official way. This board
has tho final say tu on matters
turned over 90 g by tho principals
for settlement
The principals approve al schsd
ulrs nul same OFFICIALS ana lrHuh
merely suggests ideas 10 them and
the principals must approve them 10
put them into effect,
10 was rrgrcttabl6 that two such
t1Tfciturcg should mar such fine
season Of football for tho Seattle
schools. ana the remedy lies with the
principals. pelion declares. who
should b. more stringent Ia their
investigations before tho season,
starts regarding questionable I'll.
ribiiity o. any Of their athletes.
II this IN tho case. tho principals
owe thuf 10 their schools and % the
boys who arc playing on their
teams IN good faith and 10 the thou.
sands Of students behind their re,
rpsrtiyc athletic teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Four Horsemen Not
to Play Pro Game

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 6.--The
-four horsemen OF Notre Dame
Miller. Crowley. Layden and stuhl.
drehr-denied they viii play profcs.
sional football together next year.
Reports had been circulated that
Coach Eockne's great backfield
would be engaged intact by a pro.
fessional team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Babe Ruth Returns
Home After Touring

NEW YORK. Dec. G.-Babc Ruth
Is back in New York after a barn
stormIuE tour Of $500 miles az the
head or n team which won Is games
from Bob Mougcra team Tho Babe
hit II homer5 and played before 1885,
900 spectators. lie pitched ono full
game against Walter Johnson and
beat him. 10 /. making two homer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
About Fights
and Fighters
BN LEO IL. LASSEN
D0NING is essentially n
ID sport for Youth.

ID sport for Youth.
Those fighters who are Still
going well after their 35-year
mark in the ring are ne
garded as more or less ath-
letic freaks.
Bob FitzSimmons, Jack
Britton and Tommy Gibbons
have all been topnotchers
after this age-mark and there
are many more less notable
examples. But the great ma
Jority Of fighters are consid-
cred thru 1t the age Of 80.
Many reasons can Re given for this.
Tho chief one Is failure 60 keen tho
body In the right kind Of condition,
Elther excessive training and fight
ing or not enough. Boxing Is a
strict taskmasicr and demands much
OF the human body which Il burns
cut quickly Il not given the right
kind Of care.
Seattle fans have seen boxers
climb the heights and after few
successful seasons have witnessed
those same fighters IN pititul sEhi-
billions as comebacks or hasbecns
Three years or 30 ago Trayie Davis
was peer OF all o. the wclteryyclghts
hereabouts. And now az the age Of
20 Davis Is thru and nothing more
than a trial horse. Had eyes bur'
Davis. but hs was never very strict
trainer and when he should be NJ he
best he's a trial horse,
Dany Edwards, the Oakland col
ored boy. once n flash In tho ring
and that only two years HEo. Is a
hasbcen az IS.
II was really tragic 70 sec Edwards
stagger around tho ring In his recent
fight with Tod Morgan AZ Olympia.
only a shell Of the great little fighter
that thrilled Seattle fans two years
previous.
And then there's Morgan Jones. n
hid In his early twenties. who has
slipped into the trial horse class from
the main event division simply be-
cause he wouldn't take the game
Z seriously. Jones. stlli elaver with his
mitts and still young enough TO get
back into the big money. has the
chance II he win only make the most
Of Il.
Boxing demands much and takes a
heavy toll OF those fighters who try
60 laugh off It's training code.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
New Gym Will Be
Built for Micks

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 6.-An.
nouncement has been made hero Of
a new gymnasium for Notro Dame.
The cost will be approximately iis,.
600. Seats for 5000 basketball fans
will be provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Semi-pro Grid
Mix Scheduled
for Tomorrow

JEFFERSON park and West Sent
- tie viii play in the final game
Of the football season here nj Broad
way field Sunday, The state semi
pro grldiron title is stnkcd The
kickoff Is set for 1 y. m.
Tho JeffcrsOns haven't lost a
game this year, while West Seattle
was trimmed by Tacoma, 20,
jefferson and West Seattle tied In
a scorelcss game some time ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
George Varnell Gets
Bid From Multnomah

PORTLAND. Dec. 6-The Mutt
uomah Amateur Athletic club. OF
Portland. has offered tho position
OF manager 90 George ERrnnil.
EportH editor Of the Spokane Chrun.
icls. and one % the foremost foot.
bah officials on tho Coast. Nuncll
has not yet made his decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Myers Beats
Joe Benjamin

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 6-Spug Ny.
ers. Of Pocatcllo. Idaho. surprised tho
experts last night when no drciHivcly
defeated Jos BENJAMIN. local light.
weight, In n lively fourTouud bout
at the Hollywood American Legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Coaches to Witness
Basket Exhibition

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-The meeting
Of Big Ten athletic directors and
coaches will be brought to a close
tonight when they witness basket.
ball game at the University Of Chi.
cago to acquaint them with the
rules. Two Maroon squads will per.
form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Graduates Playing
in Cleveland Today

CLEVELAND, Dec. 6. - FootbaN
stars from more than a score OF
Eastern and Western colleges meet
here today In an East.West CRU
graduate game, Tho proceeds VIII
20 toward building a stadium hero'
Knutc Roclinc, coach az Nctro Dame,
Is coach OF Western All.Stars am,
rat" Spears, OF West virginia "
the Eastern aggregation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
SILVER WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. SACK
SILVER took an easy decision over
Erb8 Moak In the main event at
Drcamland last night Tommy Ccl.
10 scored technical knockout over
Joe Powell ia tho semin final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
RERI.ENRACH WINS

DETROIT. Dec Elm his first
appearance In the West, Paul Der
lenhaeh. New York light heavyweight.
knocked out Tommy Burns. De.
irolt. in the nth round Of a schc.
duled i0rounl 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Director Peltou.
My office acts as a medium OF exchange
Tor the Schools says Pelton, "and each prin-
clpal sends IN his eligibility list 10 this office
Tor filing before the season starts, and sim
liar lists are exchanged by an Of the schools
This office does not act unless protests are
entered and then, as members OF the board Of
control Of the league, we have the jurisdiction
20 decide questions Of eligibility.
1t was regrettabIe that such foIfeiturcs
AS the Broadway and Garfield cases were nee
sssary," says Petou, but I'm the future the
remedy lies with the individual principals IN
he information received from the boys with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
sANGoR SHADES ANDERSON

MlNNEAPOLlS, Dec 6, Joey
Sanger milwaukee,, shaded Eddie
Anderson, Casper Wyoa In 1OI
rounds Of boxing at Kcnwood arm.
cry here. last night, They arc
fcathcrwcights,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
AGAINST DECISIONS

Decision fights have proved n TAIL.
ure In Philadelphia and the iawmak.
ers will be asked 70 amend tho law
permitting no decision contests in tho
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

& Salts gymnasium today.
Roberts, who won the Northwest title from
Harper few weeks ago in Tacoma, has come
over from the up-Sound city today TO work
out under the eyes Of the Seattle bugs.
Roberts will work at o'clock, while Harper
will be on an hour earlier.
They're still talking about the last meeting
Of this pair in Tacoma when Roberts knocked
Harper down couple Of times in the first
round and Harper won the last four rounds
Of the fight.
Pat Scott, who was the third man in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Dec, 6.-Another bit.
IN ter fight between Commissioner
lands and Ban Johnson. president
OF the American league, is almost
sure to be staged here next week
during the major league meetings.
Recently It was doubted that John.
son would como to New York as
the constitution of his league calls
for tho annual meeting in Chicago
and he could not be forced to attend
tho joint meeting OF the two big
leagues.
Johnson, it was said. also feared
a trip TO New York because of a
tip that Bill Tallon. counsel for
Cozy Dolan, one Of the barred New
Yok Giants, was going to have sum.
mons served ON the whocl bunch
when they gathered here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

The -Four Horsomcn Of Notro Dame
have played their last game. ,..
Among those not publicly expressing
regret arc the Princeton and Army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
MINOR M0GULS
ON JOB

Minor league magnates gathered
here for the meeting expect a livelG
session at the joint meeting. TheV
point out that johnson said 50
many things about Lands that the
commissioner could hardly let Slide
over, and also that he raped Nc,
Graw and Stoneham so hard that
they will not let him get away
with It, even II Lands doesn't start
the fight.
The meetings will be held behind
closed doors and tho press will n
acquainted with only these details
that baseball wants published. II
Is quite certain that the scandal be.
fore the world series will be dis
cussed and It is Just rs certain little
will be said about It..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
HETT
BE THERE

Johnson's statement in reply to
the verbal sock he got from the
minor league magnatcs, that he was
coming TO New York with evidence
to prove his charge that there was
a lot of gambling in the Pacific
coast, means he will have u couple
of fights on his hands and that
he is in mood TO butte.
lie went on u rampage during
the world series and said many
things about Lands, McGraw
and Stoncham, hut subsidized and
hasn't had much TO say since.
If Johnson wants to show the cyi.
dcncc- against the ricific Coast
league he will have 10 show It to
LanWs. because Lands is the head
of all baseball and nc has a special
commission from The minor leagues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
inHE KTS

KoDeftst There Plenty
Of beefng they figured did the bugs, that it at
least a draw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Eddie Roberts Will Work
Out Here This Afternoon
Tacoma Welter, Northwest Champ, Will Train at
Austin & Salts Gym; Harper Working, Too; Seat
tie Welter May Take Trip to California Soon

CEATTLE fans who like to the ring stars in action
- before their fights to have the opportunity Of
seeing 10th Bob Hnrper and Eddie Roberts work at Austin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
PeIton Says Principals Should Check EigibiIit!
Physical Director Says
PriRci pals Run League
Peton's Office Medium of Exchange for High School
League, Under Jurisdiction of Principals; Pelton
Acts at Their Orders as Board of Control Member

THE high school principals of Seattle and not the phys
zeal directors of athletics responsible OI checking
--- -.---H L--- M nm. -LL--L-- ----r-u. L-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Bitter Fight Expected
in Big League Meeting

10 handIe the investigation OF John.
sons charges,
IL johnson and Lands get to-
gether to talk about gambling it is
improbable that they will talk OF
nothing else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

CHECKING up the WIoTmaII0n TCc0Ftu I0n INC O0y6 WIN
the school census and with the birth certificates available
Ih. shnnd be hnnn before tho bow dncared eghe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
MARSTON
LANDS FIFTH

Chick Evans rs fourth and Mars
ton. on his slgiis as match player
rather than his genius as shot
maker, IS placed fifth.
The Philadelphian has a knack
for being ut his best in the
pinches. Tho beaten I'm several
minor Journeys this year. he
went to the fourth round in the I.
allimporiant national. e
Francis Ouimet Is a better Eolfcv
than Marston. but physical frailtics
keep him down TO sixth position in
the ranking. His Boston pal, Jesse
Guilford comes right behind him.
This is fitting. Guilford has always
been two or three shots below the
Brookline star. ouimet beat him
in this years national test 4 and g.
MANY GOOD
ONES ABSENT
From this point OF the classified.
ton becomes little more than guess
work. with our personal inclinations
favoring Harrison Johnston, who
scored a notable victory in the west.
crn amateur; Dexter Cummins. who
repeated in the national intereol-
legintes. and Rudolph Knepper. who
lost 10 Jones in the third round at
Merton.
Readers protesting the absence
from the list of Bob Gardner.
Jimmy Manion, Bill ReelSie, w
e. FowneS, ID. Clark Cochran.
DIR. o. 4. Willing. Woody Plat,
Willie Hunter. Johnny McHugh,
Jack Wenzlcr and Ira Couch
are asked 10 take the matter
up directly and personally with
their congressman.
And when you write ask the dear
fellows how everything is in the
little green house on X St!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

published hsr.
Jones .7 lHrartnrfnhIg tie ace -
tHr deck Az O. matter q truth
The young rautferuer has been the
past four ycaTr o. lurf happensI
past four years 10 gHt happened
that D. was not Die luck o. vim
the championship until this yea.
Hia qualifications arc 20 well known
as % make amp.hed comment
sIpETlugua
The buElers q classifying Tie
rsHf ~ The field is berst with com
pIfE.tieT Personal estimate ~ ahU-
Iusa must play "a deciding part DO
most instances only o few n the
ranking stars took part in all The
major events This leaves ne re-
viewer but little 70 work with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Many o. The old stars have begun
10 clip. 4 year ago Chick Evan
illl held his position as second best
10 Jones This year the Chlcag0an
has dropped % fourth Chick ls sim
a splendid Eiotmaksr, but his record
n having lost twice in a row In the
first round u the national connot
Dc overlooked.
In Evans place we have ad-
yanced George Won Elm,
yOungster from the Far West.
Won Elm not only went 10 the
finals against Jones this year
but showed unmistakable signs
Of high.Eradc ability at Floss
moor year ago. What's more,
Won Elm's rare fighting quail
ties give him a dominant ndvan.
tage in match play. His nd.
vance has been spectacular. Two a
years ago he did not rank with s.
the first 10.
To Jess sweetser goes third po-
sItlon. This may provoke criticism.
swectsor had bad season. lie did
not even qualify FOR the national.
But those who appreciate the va
carries Of golf know this IS not i'm
portant Sweetscr was good enough
20 win the title In 1922 and he
reached the finals the following fall.
That ur0yea his class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Big Ten in
Golf Named
Williams
George Won Elm Ranked
Next to Jones in Amer.
lean Amateur List
By JOE WILLIAMS

.iAl Robert 4I
Jones o. AtIaut
Del the bert anna
tur golfer ra
side ~ Mars be-
no rarrer
The writer
r.afFlna alton a.
che 10 lsadlu
amatsuFa ia
American golf d.