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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Nets Go
on Trip
TOnighta
Second Hockey Invasion
of Prairie Starts; -Four
G a m es Are Booked

THE Seattle Metropolltans ara
Il leaving tonight for their second
trip 10 the Canadian prairie.
-Four games Will be played on he
trip. the Nets swinging around the
complete prairie loop. Regina will
be met Monday Saskatoon Wednes.
day. Edmonton Friday and Calgary
Monday.
Victoria and Vancouver furnish The
hockey opposition here Wednesday
might.
Seattle returns TO play Regina here
January 90.
Tho first trip Of the Nets 70 the
prairie was disastrous. the NETS los.
Ing six straight games. Most Of them
we're hard-fought battles. however.
and tho Nets are going much better
now. being tied with Victoria for the
lead.
Calgary and Victoria are battling
in tho Island City rink tonight. The
Tigers move over 20 Vancouver Mon.
day and will wind up their last ~
70 the Coast In a game with ~
Maroons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
TWO SMART
PREP GAMES
SET TODAY

TWO basketball Tits Of real I'm.
l. portance loom today. when
Queen Anne travels 10 Broadway
for a crack at the Tigers and
Ballard hands the Lincoln Railsplit
ters a cup OF tea at the Ballard
gymnasium.
The Ballard.Lincoin battle will 20
n long ways toward determining the
exact strength Of both teams. II
VIII show whether or not the great
game Lincoln put up against Roose.
welt last week was merely flash
In tho pan. II viii also determine
whether or not Johnny Bratset,
Russ Seym our. CT al, can he
stopped from potting baskets. The
Ballard tilt should be n real game.
II the Broadway quintet loses TO
Queen Anne by 10 or more points.
II will certainly put the Tigers on
Uneasy Street. Already uncertain
first division contenders. the Pine
81. men VIII have TO rally consid.
erably 10 put the bee on the fast
going Quays. They have the ad-
vantage In being able TO meet the
Hilltoppers on their home floor.
In the other two games Of TN
day. Roosevelt VIII tangle win
Franklin at the North End gym.
and West Seattle win meet Garfield
at Garfield. The Teddles should
defeat the Quakers unless the
Frankllniies show a decided rcyer-
sal Of form. The West Siders have
a tough proposition in the Bulldogs,
but are doped to como out on top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
BERCOT. AND
ALTER WILL
BOX TONIGHT

JIMMY ALTER viii have his big
- chance tonight when he meets
Bud Bercot In the semi-monthly
amateur smoker at Austin & Salts
gymnasium. The first gong is set
for $50.
Alex Mayer and George Ishll will
furnish the thrills in the semi.
windup.
This smoker Is somewhat OF the
order OF club match because sew.
eral representatives OF the Rainier
Athletic club are on hand to do
battle with Lonnie Austin's boys.
Some OF tho youngsters who have
been training religiousiy and have
not yet been given an opportunity
to box on an amateur card will
probably get their chance tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
LAST RITES
FOR VICTIM
OF BOXING

NEW YORK. Jan. is.--Funerai
IN ueryiecs FOR Frankie Jerome.
New York boxer. who died after a
contest in Madison Square Garden
lnAt Friday night. were held Thurs
day hi 81. Jeromcs Catholic church.
iigihsr Joseph Ryan. who taught
Jerome how 20 box. sang tho solemn
high requiem maza.
The church was so crowded that
police reserves had 70 be called.
Among those who attended the final
services woro Bud Taylor. who op.
posed him In his last bout; Eddie
Long. Taylor'H manager; Mr.. and
MIRA. Tex Richard and representa-
,lycs Of the boxing commission.
when the corieEo passed the
headquarters OF engine company No.
20. In tho ncighborhood. the engine
was pulled 10 tho street and tho gong
was tolled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
" iIsOn to
Meet Greb
for title
BY HENRY L. FARRELL


NEW YORK. Jan. is.-GIoyanni
" Panica, the chunky "wallIo" OF
the East Side. who does his bust.
mesa as Johnny Wilson Of Boston.
has fine chance tonight to join
the select group OF fallen cham.
pions who came back and also TO
turn the first title in 1924.
Wilson is TO 30 Is rounds 10 a
decision in Madison Square garden
against Harry Greb OF Pittsburg,
who took the title away from him
last summer in New York.
Wilson can beat Greb II he
chooses 20 step out and fight,
but he Will take another good
pasting II he tries to stay back
and counter the fast.moving. quick
swinging champion.
Greb was slight favorIte this
morning in the betting 10 win the
decision. but 1t is probable that tho
bet ting will be even when they go
into tho ring.
Making the weight Is the big
thing that is expected to handicap
the champion. He can make 100
pounds but he can't fight his usual
fight at that weight because he
hasn't tho stamina 70 go 10 rounds
at the fast pace which he always
sets.
Wilson is one Of the most dam.
aging body publishers in the bust.
ness, and IL he goes about attack
ing the stomach he ought TO win
the decision. He hasn't much OF a
chance to stop Greb.
Wilson's hackers promise that
Johnny viii fight far better fight
as a challenger than he ever did
as champion. He can't fight any
worse. that's clnch. 1t is gener.
ally admitted. however, that vii.
son was harrassed and bothered
by the title and that his mind may
be moro settled when he goes in
tonight with nothing TO lose and
much to gain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Krdche Is
W inner in
Tacoma Go
Beats Simonich After
Taking Nine-Count
Knockdown in Second

CTAOINC n game comeback after
~ being floorod for a nlne.count In
tho second round. Ted Kmche. 10.
GUAM wcliergolFht won over Joe
slmonich. the rugged Butte bnttler.
at Tacoma last night In their nix.
round go.
slmonioh took the first round by
forcing the fight and Knocked
kraeho flat with an overland right
20 tho head In the second round.
Kraeho took tho full nine count
and lasted out the round
From there In Krache won tho
fight by superior punching and
earned the victory, aitho II was
close. as slmonieh did plenty OF
battling.
The Butte miller left himself open
20 many punches on the chin by
boxing with hiH hands too low for
good defense.
George Burns, Seattle lightweight.
lost close decision 20 Morgan
Jones. Tacoma 10y. In the nix.
round semi.winiup. Morgan bad tho
better OF tho early part OF tho fight.
doing lot OF damage with n
straight left. but Burns had all the
better OF tho lnfighting that Tea.
tured the last few roundn.
Al Cover. tho Ccntralia middle
weight. handed nike Hector. Brem.
srion sailor. nlee pas,ing In tho
fourround special event.
Danny Matthews. Port Angeles
boy. Lost tough fight 10 Johnny
Hawkes.. Tacoma foath0rweisht.
when Referee Hartnett stopped u In
tho third tound. Matthews had
Hawkes. on tho floor twice in tho
first round. dead 10 tho world tho
second time when the he'll robbed
him Of Knockout. Tho second
round was hardfought and fairly
even. In tho ,hiras Matthews start.
cd throwing his punches and ran
Into a right on tho chin. Ho was
dizzy. and not being smart enough
TO protec, himself. he was knocked
down n couple OF times and was
taking beating when !, was
stopped.
The gallery wolves yelled pion,l'
fully a. Hartnsit's action.
Soldier VIM. pitcher, and Ted
o'Rsiily. catcher. made up the hat.
terry IN the flra, fight. They're mid
dleweighiu.
George shanklin STAGED the show
AZ the Eagles and a capacity house
attended.
Paul Shock and Harinett alter
mated a. referees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
RICHARD Is
QUITE SORE
AT CHARGES

NEW YORK. Jan. is.-Indignant
In denial Of the charge made in a
New York evening newspaper today
that he would make million dol.
lars out Of the democratic national
convention was voiced Thursday aft.
crnoon by Tex Richard.
II don't stand TO make a cent out
OF the convention. The Dempsey.
Gibbons fight that I have arranged
for" Rlclrard said. will not be held
during the convention. II will be
staged the first week OF June and
the next big fight will not be staged
until tho first week Of July"
II was charged that Richard would
make more than 100000 out OF the
concessions for the motion picture
and radio rights at the convention.
II offered at least $4,000 for the
privileges" he said. THAT Is. I rs.
sured tho committee that at leas,
$4,000 could be obtained for those
privileges and II was understood
clearly that every cent realized above
that sum. II It Is a million dollars,
goes to the committee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Former Caddy Tells of First
Hole-in- One That Evans Made
JAN S-Thc sports desk phone broke q hysera

HIAND Jan lSTho phone broke out In bv
" OF chimes. - - ny SIERRA
voice demanded to know sports editor talking
BY n strange turn Of circumstances Il was s'
undauned at having actually
party at the other end of proceeded. - N' '"e
say this is Marty Morrison hank
to oaddy for Chick Evans kid in Chcoo seo - s
lows are saying that Chick in one and that n ,
first ono he - ~ va" ~ rs inc
now that isn't so and Chick will you right IL Won ne,
MN was eaddsng for Chick when he
was back In 1913 and ho oth hole nj Tho eoo -
up peach OF cleek shot TO away So cor @
records straight Chicks made in onen = ~ '""'
me wires announced enormously ago that Evans IN h
ng AN nee at the Edgewater links Chicago Ind scored Me &
nolo IN one Hence
former caddy Is one of the ciy rising bankers at present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
WELSH SHOULD
BE READY

Jimmy Welsh was nursed alcng
carefully last ycar-his first season
In fast company.
And the promising Oakland
youngster should be ripe for regular
duty this year.
Considering everything. Welsh did
remarkably well In his first season.
and TO a man every veteran on tho
Indian squad said he looked better
than Jimmy o'Connell did when
that worthy broke In with the Seals.
Welsh has everything O'Connsll
had-speed and hitting abillty-and
he Is n FAR better fielder and a bet.
ter thrower. And. what's moro.
Jimmy hustles- o'Connell Is prov.
ing n bust with tho New York
Giants. because he's terrible out.
fielder. and Is lazy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18

FINAL GRID
BANQUET ON
JANUARY q

Final arrangements for tho an.
nual University OF Washington foot.
hall banquet. 10 DO held at the
Washington hotel on January "a,
have been completed.
Dean John +. Condor. head Of
tho faculty athletic committee. win
DO tho principal speaker OF tho eve.
ming. Other men who AFRO scheduled
10 talk arc: Darwin Meisnes,.
''Tubby" Graves. Coach Bagnhaw.
Wayne Hail. Ed Kuhn. Brick Oh
well and Larry Smith. Tho gradu.
atIng seniors will DO represented by
Leo Ziel, Wayne Hall. Jim Bryan
and Ray Hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
.HAVERS NOT
BEST GOLFER
IN ENGLAND

A RTTpjR GLADSTONE HAv.
n Frs. now In America. won tho
title as the champion professional
golfer in England last season. but
the records do not indicate he was
consistently superior.
Day In and day out. tho records
show that Abe Mitchell. OF long.
driving fame. to be tho best golfer
In Johnny Bulls back yard. Mitchell
played 20 rounds of competitive golf
and finished with an average OF
73.3.
Ted Ray was second, with nm av.
erage OF 1916. Havers cnmo next
with 73.7.
This is the second time Mitchell
has outscored all tho British pros.
He led them for the first time in
1920, with n mark OF "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18

Art Griggs. tho siugKing first baseman
of the Los Angeles club. may be named
manager OF the 81. Paul club in the
American association. President Norton
Is negotiating with Criggs. and Is also
considering Otto Miller. former Brooklyn
catcher. and Nick Allen. who has been
the mainBtsy behind the bat for the
Saints for the past three seasons.
Nick Williams, who acted ms secretary
Of the Seattle baseball club last year
may be reappoin;ed scout and coach OF
The San Francisco club. Nick was re-
sponsible for the signing or Paul waner
W San Francisco.
Fred Mitchell, former manager Of the
Chicago Nationals and Boston Braves,
Will coach the Harvard university catch
srs this spring.
Stan Coveleskie. former Portland pitch
er. was married recently to Miss Frances
shivetts Of skamokln. Pa.
San Francisco il angling for tho return
OF Harry Courtney and Doug Mcweeusy.
who were recalled by the Chicago Amer
leans last fall In order 20 get the pair
which aided the seais in winning tins
pennant, back. IL f. said that the sox
VIII get options on Hal Rhyme and pull
away valla.
Charley Deal, who WIS traded 10 the
Vernon club BY tho Angels last year. ha,
been given permission by Manager Essick
TO arrange n deal for himself. the Tiger
boss seeking a hurier in exchange Tor In.
former National star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
MEARKLE WILL
BE BROUGHT BACK

Atho Cliff Brady Is elneh &c
start second base for tho Redskins
this spring. the tribe will bring back
Clyde Mearkle. the youngster who
did SO well at that station In his
first year In pro baseball.
Mearkle Is coaching high school
basketball team In the East Thu:
winter. and should report IN excel
lent shape.
Johnny Reagan. one OF tho Star
league toSsers. received a letter
from Mearkle the other day. saying
that he was all set for the season
again and that Ted Baldwin sent
his regards 20 his Seattle friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
HARRY GREB
is SURE OF
WINNING GO

NEW YORK, Jan. IS = Harry
IN Greb. worlds middlewolght cham.
pion. who II 10 defend his title
against Johnny Wilson. former
champion. in Madison Square Gar.
den. Friday. arrived here Thursday
morning. He had a light workout In
tho gymnasium Thursday afternoon.
but did not put on tho gloves. He
said he was down TO weight. but that
he would have TO dry out little to.
morrow.
Grcb said he was confident that he
would retain the championship.
THE only doubt seems to be. Can
l DO strong Mt tho wcightT and
know / can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
DUNN WINNER
OVER GRIFFIN

PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. is.-JaclS
Griffin, tho one-puneh bird. failed to
get In his famous wallop, SO Joe
Dunn took a decision after 10
rounds last night. crackcy Warren
was given n four.round decision over
Billy Winters. Pete Mitchic won in
six rounds over Willie Hoppe, while
Joe Floto stopped George Simpson
In the first round OF tho curtain.
raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
THAT TRADE
WITH PORTLAND

Who got the edge In that Suther-
land-Gardner trade-seattle or Port
lanG7
Both are good pitchers. but II you
take Elmer Jacobs word for II,
Gardner Is tho better OF the two.
and as Jake knows something about
pitching. his word should mean
something.
Gardner Is a steady old war.
horse" says Jake. -and he's good
for many seasons yet. II Euther,
land settles down and gets In con.
dition. however. he win make the
Seattle club good man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
FOSTER WILL
HELP ACORNS

George Foster II expected 10 be a
great help 20 tho Oakland pitching
staff. He had trouble with Bin Is
sick las, summer and was given his
release after pitching some pretty
good bali for tho Vernon Tigers.
Foster Is veteran Highlander with
plenty OF brains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Gibson Is
Redskins
Mask Hope
Seattle Still Has Chance
of Landing a Catcher
From the Boston Braves

GEATTLE stan has hope OF land
- Ing George Gibson, high.elass
catcher, from the Boston Braves.
The new receiver was supposed 10
have come to the Indians via the
Chicago Cubs. on tho Elmer Jacobs
and Fred Blake deal, but tho 81
Louis Nationals held up the transfer
by refusing 90 waive on him.
The Cardinals arc woetully weak
behind the plata and they Jumped
NJ the chance 20 land Gibson.
Seattle has Red Baldwin and
Frank Tobin for catching duty, and
while Baldwin is rated much better
than Yam Yaryan. nevertheless ths
tribe won't be strong enough behind
the plate with this combination.
II the Indians can get Gibson
they will be pretty well fixed for
catchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
uskies to
Clash With
MOntnnanS

MTAsHISoToN's basketball five Is
w meeting tho Montana quintet In
tho first game tonight OF a two game
cage series.
The Purple and Cold machine wal.
loped Whitman twice in the opening
seriea and should run even smoother
IN tho game against Montana.
Tho Grizzlies win give Washington
plenty OF trouble. judging BY their
two close games with Washington
State.
Aliho beaten In both Of tho Pull
man encounters tho MontRnans
showed UP strong In this series.
The game IL scheduled 20 start 10.
night al 73o with tho following line.
ups.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
NEW COURSES
FOR GOTHAM

New YORK Is going TO see That It's
big army OF golfers has plenty OF
playing space. The city officials are
demanding an appropriation OF ST..
100000 for building additional
courses. Out OF this money It is
proposed to build five or six new
courses. At present New York has
four municipal courses, all of which
are DEMONSTRATING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Britt Fought Morgan to Draw
and Gets Another Title Bout

Inquired ms a scrup for Tod
Il Morgan when they met two
weeks ago. Frankie Britt the
rugged Tacoma featherweighi. fool.
cd everybody by holding tho clever
Morgan 10 n draw In their ak.
round fight IN Tacoma.
Britt doeSn't claim to be a worlds
champion. but he's n hard worker
In tho ring and keeps hight after
his man. He's Just the kind Of a
fighter that gives a clever fellow
like Morgan plenty OF trouble.
Hos punching all OF tho time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18

and it'a hard 20 figure out just
where tho next wnllop IS coming
from.
Britt gets his second chance at
Morgan's coast featherweight crown
Tuesday night AT the Crystal Pool
In another six.round set-to.
Both Britt and Morgan arc work.
Ing out here at Austin a Salts
gym.
Roy Small and Billy Morrow have
been re.matched for tho semi
windup. following their great fight
az the Pool last Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Sport Salad

Duluth Beat club win send its senior
eigh,.oarcd shell crew candidates TO
Cuban waters early next spring. 40 an 20
bs III for the Olympic regatta In Phila-
delphiA next June The Duluth oarrmsn
io.t The Championship 70 the undino
crew OF Philadelphia last year In the ma
tionai championships at Baltimore They
plan TO give the college and club oarsmen
battle for the honors.
Canadian soccer football promoters
were shocked 70 learn that the London
tEng) Corin;hian eleven wants u guar
antce OF $4,000 TO come over next sum
mcr for q series OF games IN Canada and
the eastern part OF the United States.
The popularity Of athletics In Cred
Britain was demonstrated recently wheN
900 barriers turned out for foer county
eross-eountry championships run off the
same day.
u. 3. Soccer Football association will
raise 81. 200 thru district organizations 10
finance sending an eleven to the Olympic
soccer matches.
Dominion Of Canada checker tourney
viii start In Toronto January - next.
A valuable trophy and prizes valued at
sioe will be given winners.
st. Louis board OF education contem-
plates constructing a big stadium 10 seat
10000, whore scholastic athletic events
can DO held
Wheeling (w. ya.l high school football
team turned In profit of ss.ioo for the
recent season. An item OF ,,io for
chewing gum IL recorded In the loss
column.
Colgate university has started n drive
for n new gymnasium.
The Prince Of Wales IL the new owner
OF Kings Garh. n steepiechaser. The
horse, recently purchased in ireland, has
been sent TO England to train. 1t Is q
lo.year-old geldlng by Kings Proctor.
sefton's Garb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18

ITtHAT afternoon watched Joe
4 Genewich pitch 70 Farrell for
half.hour, He looked rather slight
to me 10 stand tho big league
strain. I also wondered II his fast
ball would prove good enough to
trouble the major league hitters.
When I pressed Farseii for an opin-
ln... 10 expressed tho belief that
Genewich would prove a winner II ho
developed a good slow ball. when
I asked for dope on ucnewichis past
performances. learned that no had
come to Boston without any minor
league experience--ln reality, sand.
lotter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
FINAL BOUTS
FOR OLYMPIAD

CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-Final tryouts
for tho A. A. u. olympic boxing
championships will be held here 10.
night. LIghtweights. welterweights.
middleweights and light heavy.
weights featured last nights elimi.
nations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
Baggy's Contract
Is Up Thursday

Tho University OF Washington
board OF control win act on tho
contract OF Enoch Bagshaw. tho
football coach. at It's next meet.
Ing on Thursday evening. Janu.
airy ~.
Tho athletic and finance com
mittees Of tho board met last
night and. according 10 members
OF tho bodies. tho proposed con.
tract for the coach wns approved.
Confidence was expressed that
tho contract would be accepted by
the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
BILLY EVANS CHATTER

Asst spring. when dropped into
st, Petersburg. Fla. 10 look
over tho Boston Braves In training
there. the first fellow bumped into
was tho veteran Charley FARRELL. ono
OF the best catehers tho game has
ever produced. Farrell was acting
IS coach TO Manager Mitchell. con.
filming his activities 10 developing
the young pitchers. He was just
the man wanted TO rec. as was
moro concerned about promising
youngsters. being familiar with the
ability OF the regulars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
JOE DUGAN is
SELLING AUTOS

Joe Dugan Is putting in The win.
ter as an automobile salesman in
New York. Joe's great work against
tho Giants made him n big favorite
IN Gotham. and he is capltallzing on
his reputation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
YALE CAGERS
ARE DEFEATED

Yale's powerful basketball five took
one on the chin from Vermont the
other night the first defeat Yale
cage team has taken in a long time.
The score was % TO 25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
STOPPER NEW
WELTER KING

Johnny Stopper IL the new Coast
weIterwcight king. lie beat Chick
Roach in Vallejo tho other night.
Jimmy Duffy. Gene Cline. Pep web.
ster. Roach and now Stopper have
held the Coast 145.pound title within
the past two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18

you better get your dope
from Mitchell. Billy; he Is tho
manager; l am only tn. COACH"
was Farrell's characteristic reply.
However. when you 20 out TO
tho park this afternoon, take .
look at Pitcher Gcnewieh- I Ilko
his chances" That was all Char.
ley would say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
GOOZEMAN TO
MEET SANGER

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 1s.--Joey
Sanger. Milwaukee featherweight,
and Ernie Goozeman, California,
we're matched to box 10 rounds here
January 2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
SIKH is NOW
IN TENNESSEE

Battling Sikh is now in Memphis.
Tenn. where he will soon meet Kid
Norfolk in an eight-round bout. Nor.
folk is also coloIeS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18
WHITMAN LOSES

wALLA wALfA. Jan. is.-Tho
whitman college basketball team lost
to tho oregon Aggies here last night,
II TO 81, in hard.fought game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-18

After all the trouble they've gone
to It would be rather dlsconcerting II
tho explorers found note on King
Tut's tomb reading: "oat to lunch.
Back at 2 p. m,