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The Alaska daily empire., 1925-12-02
President Of Seminary
Disappears; Found Dead

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. g.
Rev X. b. Birkeland, aged So,
President of Augsburg Seminary,
missing since November "a, was
found dead last night in an unoc-
cupied apartment. presumably from
poison. A woman is being sought.
She rented the apartment four days
before Birkeland's disappearance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-12-02
Bill in B. c. Legislature
To Permit Wine by Glass

VICTORIA, B. c., Dec. "A bill
has been proposed in the Provincial
Legislature amending the liquor act
to permit of the sale of wine by
the glass.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-12-02
MAIL MAKES CONNECTION.

SKAGWAY, Alaska, Dec. Mail
leaving Dawson November 21 arriv-
ed at Whitehorse yesterday morning
and reached here last night The
mail left here on the Princess Mary
which sailed at 1870 o'clock this
morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-12-02
u. S. Naval Boats
Are Off to China

MANILA, Dec. 2.-Three Ameri-
can destroyers have departed for
Shanghai owing to the threatening
conditions in China.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-12-02
HOUSE SUSTA|NS
HARTLEYS VETO

OLYMPIA. Wash, Dec. 2. The
lower House of the State Legislature
by margin of two votes, sustained
Gov. Hartley's veto of the Banker
reclamation bill. A two-third ma
jority was required. The vote was
"a to 62. The King County rep
resentatives who voted for the bill
on passage, switched and supported
the Governors veto.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-12-02
QUEER RESULTS.

SEATTLE, Dec. "A special to
the Post-Intelligencer said the stor-
les of legislators voting against
Bankers reclamation bill when the
House supported the veto were in
teresting.
The appointments submitted yes
terday by Gov. Hartley, especially
to the Bench, will likely make the
road hard for passage, it is said. The
new bill proposed adds four judges
for judgeships in King County.
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SMITHS RECOMMENDATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Comple-
tion Of the Alaska Railroad over a
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
GRlSWOLD GOING
EAST

Claire Giswold. who was the Pre-.
micr golfer Of the Beacon Hin links
for three years. before taking up his
residence in Portland. is going to
compete in this years national ANA.
teur championship.
This old Seattle favorite was a Wis.
itor here last week and he looks Ike
his old self again after a long and
severe illness which kept him off the
fairways most OF last season.
He announced that he had arrang.
ed his business so that he could spend
more time playing golf this year and
that he was going 10 compete in the
California open this month and pos.
lively would make a bid for the IA.
tonal amateur blue ribbon prize.
The many friends Of the former
North End caddy. are hoping tia.
his back will be a successful
one. He's certainly got the shots
and knows how 20 play them when
physically III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
PREP CAGERS
BACK ON JOB

MYTH the holiday vacations over.
w the high school basketball teams
viii resume training again Monday
Tor tho opening or their season schcd-
ulcd for January 70.
All Of the teams laid off during
tho vacation period and with only
week left for preliminary work.
some strenuous sessions are in store
for tho prep cagers.
The dopcsters are picking West
Seattle and Ballard as two OF the
strongest contenders. Rooscvelt's
championship hopes took bad set
back when Captain Art Peterson was
declared ineligible Peterson was the
Toddles' only holdover from last
years title five.
The opening days schedule calls
for the following games:
Queen Anne at Ballard; Franklin
AZ Garfield. West Seattle at Roosevelt
and Lincoln at Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

club. and Neil Christian, the young
star Of the Yakima club. who hold,
the Pacific Northwest title, make %
tho IiEt from the Northwest pro.
femionnl ranks that have entered
this 72-holo medal play test. Quit
a strong collection. but n doesn't end
there because the amateur ranks ars
going 10 be represented by q pair q
star performers. namely, Rude VII.
helm and Claire Griswold. both OF TIE
Portland Golf club.
Yes. the Pacific Northwest T. send.
ing along strong delegation AMI
there arc several players from III
list that should be able TO give all
corners "A run for tho title.
The appearance OF the touring
British professionals. George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell. "a. Of course, The
big attraction coupled with that Q,
the great Macdonald Smith, Califor.
nia's best. who will be defending his
title as state open champion.
Al EspinoSa, formerly Of Inglewood
who recently won tho Missouri open
honors, and his brother. Abe, ara
among the other favorites listed 20
take part in this large and classy a..
ray Of links talent that viii tee OF
in the 1926 battle for the California
open championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Brooklyn Fans Confident
That Club Will Take Flag

1t is in this pitching staff that
tho Dodgers are basinE their hopes
for this years drive.
Guy Cantrell, from the okmulgee
club of the Western association, is
expected 10 increase the number
OF effective mound artists to five.
In the catching department. the
Robins have three veterans in
Hank" De Berry, Zach Taylor and
Charlie Hargreayes.
Two Of the outfield jobs are GER
tain, Wheat being fixture in left
and Eddie Brown. lifted from the
American association in the middle
OF last season, being virtually as
sured a place in center. Robinson
alternsted Neis and Griffith in right
last year and occasionally gave
Dick Lotus, an excellent fielder but
weak batsman, a shot NJ the pc.
sition
There may be no changes in the
infield, Fournior staying at first.
Andy High at second. Johnny Mitch
ell ut short and Milton Stock at
third, with Jimmy Johnston and
his namcsake, w. I. Johnston, hold
ing down the utility posts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
CARD READY
FOR TUESDAY

WHAT lines up TO be one OF ths
w best smokers OF the year is the
offering Promoter Nate Druxman IS
presenting 10 the fans for his show
Tuesday night at the Crystal Pool
Vic Foley, Canadian hantamweighi
champion, meets Dixie La Hood
lntermountain bantamweight chan
pion, in the siX.round main event.
In the semi.windup. Leo Lumski
and Mike o'Connor. rated as the two
best middleweights in these parts
battle six rounds.
Young Peter Jackson and Young
Jack Dempsey. heavyweights, who
have shown TO advantage in their re-
cent appearances here. are down for
the four-round special.
Frankie Britt and Babe Folmer
featherweights, are in the secona
spot, while Young Runcorn and Phi
Sheridan, welterweights, open the
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Weighed 40 Pounds

7 MADE trip in 1900 from
L Omaha 10 New York Tor the cx.
press purpose OF seeking a match
with walcott FOR a boxer l had. In
discussing the matter with Tom
u'Rourke. then walCotrs manager
he explained to mo that II Joe ever
went into the ring weighing more
than 100 pounds he wasn't worth a
let, that he would IL out OF condi.
zion. This makes Il plain that Wal.
colt was little better than u light
weight.
I recall distinctly Walcotrs
matches with Joe ChoynskL who
sealed l76 and with Sandy Fer.
suson. who stood & feet . and
weighed 200. Ferguson had
previously boxed Jack johnson
Ground battle and was rated
fairly good one. Waleot
boxed him twice in bouts Of IL
and 10 rounds duration.
Walcott knocked Joe Choynski out
IN seven rounds and drew with Fred
Russell. tho biggest man in the
ring in those days. Russell stood
6 feet and weighed s25. VIA, a
contrast in their size and weight.
Russell. by the way. first started
boxing here tn Seattle In 1920. hav.
ing as his sparring partner Jack
Monroe. the chap who fought Jim
Jeifries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Other Big Opponents

JJTALcoTT also tackled such big
w good ones as philadelphia Jack
o'Brien. Dan Crcedon. Frank Chllds.
sam Iangford, George Gardner. Kid
Carter and many others. all Of
whom outwelghed him from 10 TO
Is pounds.
l handled two great colored
boxers against Walcoit and sue.
ceeded In beating him iD one
bout and getting u draw In the
other. Young Peter Jackson.
whom ! started here In Seattle
in old Germania hall, knocked
Walcoit out In four rounds and
Billy Woods, OF Los Angeles,
rated one OF the best middle
weights the West ever turned
out, drew with him in 20
rounds. Perhaps when Jackson
whipped Walcott the Black
Demon as Joe was called. WIS
hardly as good as when he
fought Kid Layigne in two Of
the most thrilling contests Of
all time.
There have been many great ring
battles the past 30 years, but have
yet to see one that equalled the en-
counter between Lavigne and Wal
colt at Maspcth, l.. 1. Walcott had
agreed to stop Lavigne In is rounds
but at the end OF the last round
walcott was just about able to wall
10 his corner. He could not have
finished had he nos resorted to hold
ing. Their return contest at saE
Francisco was equally as hart
fought, but this time LAvigne
stopped Joe in the 18th round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
BY PAUL ". WuITE


pROOKlYN, n. Y, Jan. 3,-There
- are baseball fans with whom 1t
is possible to argue concerning the
outcome OF the 1925 pennant chase,
but none OF them live in Brooklyn.
For in this enterprising borough,
let II be stated cmphatically. there
is nothing TO II but the Robins"
Tho athletes under the wing OF
wilbort Robinson we're the scnsa-
ton OF the senior circuit during the
past season. Accorded little chance
of attaining first division berth,
they surprised all Of the critics by
hanging around among the leaders
turnout the greater part Of the
summer, finally giving the Giants
the scare OF their lives and wind
ing up in second place.
This showing was largely made
possible by the mound work OF
the Incompatible "Dazzy" Vance,
who during the season struck out
252 men and brought home victory
after victory. Burlcigh Grimes, Biz
DoaS and "Rubc" Erhardt minor
Lacquer. also ran up an imposing
string Of wins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Get Coin Is
Champ Axiom
THE days OF tho flghilng cham.

VIE Gays OF INC UkuitAk NAAh'
l. plons arc about over,
Harry Grcb ia the only title.
holder who takes on chaliengcm
and duts. regardless % Tho
8uracA
Money Is tho dominating iuflg.
rncr with tho prcscutd day chan.
piona rather than hEht. once a
fighter wins n championship he
puts u In cnmphor halls aud
takes on nothing but no-dccialou
affairs.
Dempsey refuses 20 fight In.
doors because thew 10 no chance
for a big gate. Benny Leonard
takes much tho same attitude.
Instead Of fighting. the two are
uplifting the stage and films.
Walker refuses 10 fiEht Dave
Shade and has no standing In
New York state. ono % the few
places where real championship
bouts can hs staged
Abe Goldsteln. after dodging
the bantam customers for nearly
a car. dropped his title the first
time out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Passed Up Alaska

A FTER Tom O'Rourke and Wal
"A colt split Joe was taken over
By Billy Pierce, OF Boston, then Ell
;tor Of the Police News. Pierce was
as fine fellow as ever lived and q
true friend. He was not strong
physically. Many times when wal
colt fought away from Boston hi,
manager had to depend on his
friends taxing care OF Walcott.
handled great deal Of work fol
Pierce In California.
remember distinctly Of get
ting a trip fixed up for Walcott
that would carry us as far
North as Dawson. Alaska. We
were billed to stop at Portland.
Seattle, Skagway. White Horse
and Dawson. Joe Choynski had
been i'm there ahead Of US and
had made so much money that
il rather appealed to Pierce and
myself. Well, we were all ready
10 SORT when Walcott hunted
me up and told me Of what his
colOred friends had been telling
him abou. getting showed In,
about polar bears and whales,
and the fellow was 80 scared
that I was forced to cancel the d
trip.
Walcott was native Of British
.;uinea, but ppent his youth IN th'
neighboring island OF Barbadoes. III
was referred to as the BLACK DC
moe of Barbadoes." lie shipped n,
a cabin boy on n lumber schooner
and arrived in this country by waJ
Of Boston. where he started boxing
and where he stll lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
This Would Be
Some Quartet!

DECENTLY go coaches, many
" OF whom have been at tho
game for "A score OF years either
as player or coach, were asked
to name an all.time All.Amcrioa
team.
There was n wide difference OF
opinion everywhere except in the
hnckford. Here tho vote OF tho
coaches was practically unani.
nous.
Eckersall at quarter, Grange
and Thorpe at the halves and
Eddie Mahan az rullback Tho
last three were top.heavy favor.
tics. altho DO" Mcmillan
pressed EckerSall hard for tho
job at quarterback.
Pop" Warner got the most
votes for All.America coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Harry Williams Asks
Lands to Come Out

Los ANGELES. Jan. 3.---Prcsldent
Harry Williams. of the Const league.
has forwarded a formal invitation to
Judge X. NJ. Lands, baseball die.
tator, md John II. Farrell. OF the
Minor League association. 10 visit
the various Coast league cities during
the 1925 season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Collins Improving
With Age, 1t Seems

Eddie Collins. one Of the veterans
Of tho big leagues. now manager Of
the Chicago White soS. has improved
Vith age. lie led the American
league in stolen bases last year. his
i7th In baseball. His ail.timo bat.
ting average Is L3?9. altho he has
never led tho league In hitting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Mars Fights Sacco
in Tacoma Thursday

Another OF hlddy Bishops fighting
stable viii make his bow IN tho
Northwest Thursday night when X.
O. Mars. lightweight, fights six
rounds with Jimmy SaCco, Boston
battlor. In Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03


Walter Purtsy.
IuEle wood. and
Frank Noble.
Rainier, viii re-.
present this city
In the field. Dave
Black ShauEh-
messy Heights. and
Phil Taylor. Oak
Bay will carry
the British Colum
bla colOrB: Aiortis
Dutm IS going
from Aberdeen.
Mel Smith, the
new pro al the
WayeT!y, Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
BALLINGER IN
NORTH END FINALS

Jack Ballinger golfed his way into
the finals OF the presidents cup com
petition al the Seattle Coli club, on
New Years day, thru a victory over
Frank Van Tuyl. Jack Is now Sit
ting around waiting for Bon Stem
and Jim Sobey TO settle their argu.
ment in the other semi-tinal match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

DRoBABLY one OF the greatest
L fighters Of his weight and
Inches tho ring ever saw was Joe
walcott. colored wonder, who held
tho wcltcrwelghi championship OF
the world until Honey Melody
srabbed the title from him,
Walcott was most remark
able performer, lie stood feet
inch In height and his best
weight was l5s TO 40 pounds.
vet he met and defeated many
Of the rings best middlewelghts,
light heayics and hrayyweights,
Imagine boxers OF today who
srale 40 pounds conserving 10 meet
men who weigh around lS5 20 900
pounds The more modern boxer
bubbles over a pound or two. While
1 do not approve % giving weight,
in the case OF Walcott Il was du'
gereut. He was hardly human.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Inglewood Links
Are Opened Today

Tho inglewood golf links arc being
reopcncd for play Saturday after n
long shutdown duo 10 the snow. The
officials OF the club request that the
members use every precaution 10
prevent damage TO tho turf until II is
thoroly dried out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Arm Injury Handicaps

An arm injury AZ "a younEstsr has
probably been his greatest handicap
az an infieidcr Its arm isn't weak
but his style OF getting the ball
away Is not just suited 20 a second
slckcr.
In the parlanco Of the diamond
Stephenson must windup before cut
ting loose with the ball. In other
words he must 20 overhead TO throw
with speed and accuracy.
It's just the second, or fractional
part Of a second. lost IN making the
sweeping arm motion that has held
tho Alabama collsglan back az an
lnneldcr
Experts have computed That more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

Jack Coomhs. former star big
league pitcher. who has acted as
coach at Williams college for sew.
erai years. shifts his activities 10
the Big Three this season. taking
charge Of Princeton'B baseball can.
d!dates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Short Right Field
Frank Farmer Is
Still Fighting

Like Tonnysons famous brook,
Frank Farmer goes on forever
Losing now and then. drawing In
some fights ana winning IN many
OF them, Farmer in the ncighborhood
Of 80 years OF axe. - atill fighting.
He has just returned 10 Tacoma from
a trip 90 California where he stopped
Joe Stengcl IN six rounds and won
from Ray Neuman ia four sessions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

safe lead In tho latter part OF the
game,
Washington was not up 10 full
strength. with Dick Fpype. the
spark plus OF the Huskies. on the
ddrlincs with an injured foot, the
punch wts missing from tho Purple
and Gold quintet. Frayuc Is not
only the scoring punch OF the team.
but Is the best floor man on the
squad.
Playing well together and intro
ducing two real stars IN Cy Arnold
hard,checkinE, dangerous scoring
guard. and I'd Greenfield. ono OF
the best trick shot forwards TO he
seen here in many seasons. the
Bisons earned their victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Greb Planning to
Come West Again

Hurry Grsb, middirwciEht cham
pon. who fought IN California last
season. IS planning another trip TO
the Coast Under the new l2-round
INV in California, Greb may be ono
Of the first champions to risk his
crown under the new ring regime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
DO You KNOW
Cage Rules?
QUESTIONS

!. What happens X a player
takes more than five seconds tn
putting the tul IN play from out
Of bounds
g Is Il Illegal 20 catch the hal!
against tho lydy1
8. After o. double foul has been
calNd, how b. tho hail put in play ?
ANSWERS
) The ball is forfeited 20 the OF.
position out OF bounds.
2. II y not Illegal
O. Tho ball rs dead after each
throw. II 81 put In play at the
center after iho second one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Ed Maier Is Talking
Quarter of Million

I'd Mailer IL holding out for $3.50.
600 for his Vernon franchise In tho
Coast league. according 20 reports
from tho South. Reports had Il
that Bnl Line. former Salt Lake
owner. had offered him half OF that
for the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Passaic Five Has
148 Cage Victories

TRENTON. y. =. Jan. 3,-One
hundred and forty.eight straight vic.
tories and going strongl That's the
record OF the Passaic high school in
basketball The 1925 machine start
cd its preliminary season the other
day with 7t.i5 victory over Pearl
River high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Hoppe and Cannefax
Train for Cue Play

Willie Hoppe and Bob Cannefax
are in trimming for their 5OO.point
three cushion match which viii start
IN Chicago, January 10. Hoppe. the
balklinc king. recently played the
angle game In Seattle and showed re-
mnrllnblo proficiency at IL. Cannefax
holds the three cushion crown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

Ian landed another hard left
hook as the round ended.
Referee sheridan cautioned Kuplan
Tor punching low In the third round
knpan took the fourth by . wide
margin
The flfth also went 20 Raplan.
u appeared 10 De sheer courage
that kept Kramer on his feet Ia the
sixth round. Kuplan won Il easily
The seventh went % KRplan. 4
left hook 10 the chin rocked Kramer
Ia N. eighth. and Kaplnu punished
him fUrloualys
Kaplan resumed his telling assault
tn tho ninth and Kramer became In
such a bad way that Zoo Boo
HofI bis manager. tossed In the
towel before the round was half
over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
College Athletes
in Ring Battles

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Next week
will DO busy one in fistic circles.
with Allentown Johnny Leonard
fighting Frankie Richie, Fordham
college junior lightweight; Mike Nc.
Tigue and Mickey Walker meeting at
Newark, and Ed Garvey, former
Notre Dame athlete. boxing Ben
Smith. New Jersey heavyweight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
4,00O-Mile Yacht
Race Is Planned

A 1000 mile yacht race from San
Francisco 20 the Island OF Tahiti
Is being planned by the san Fran.
cisco Yacht club. Present plans call
for this event TO be the climax Of the
1926 regatta TO be held in the Bay
city under tho auspices Of tho r. /,
q Y A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Notre Dame Leaves
for Indiana Town

PASADENA. Jan. 3.-The Notre
Dame football team. which defeated
Stanford here New Years day. left
today for South Bend. Ind, via san
Francisco. Before leaving, Coach
Rockne invited Stanford to meet
Notre Dame in Chicago next octo.
Der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Paavo Nurmi Seeks
A. A. u. Membership

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Paavo Nur.
mi. who makes his first appearance
here Tuesday night, has filed appli.
cation for membership in the 4, A..
T., leading to reports that the Mar.
vicious Finn plans to remain in this
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

tuson OF IN q
cleveland IN
dams who wirlia
as mean a mace
az there Dr. ga
the Am rricun
league
step hen son
camo direct TO
the Cleveland
club from tho
UnIyrruity OF
AIabnma n was
az once apparent
that hr waa a
natural batter
without any
previous prafes.
alonal aEparLcncc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
| CLUB MATCH
ON THURSDAY

Golfing members OF the Caledoniaa
and ST. Andrews society will go a.
golfing on the Beacon Hill course
next Thursday in individual team
match formation with the loser q
each match paying for his and the
other fellows dinner in the even
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03

he took 10 major league pitching
Just as II facing tho regular aESort'
mcnt Of college stuff.
Stephenson made his debut az a
second bascmnR, he Etiil steps
around at that position, but hos no
moro firmly cntrcnchcd as "a regular
than tho day he joined the club.
pas.sff,Iy mot Y- frtnFh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
"DuCKy" POND or YALE

"Dueky" Pond is 20 continue ns
Yale's man Of destiny. Not only
win he captain the Yale baseball
team this spring. but also seeks 10
retain his post az one Of the best
pitchers in the college ranks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Babe Hermann Wins
Scrap in New York

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--Babe Her.
mann. California feaiherweight.
stopped Billy Defoe, ST. Paul, in the
semlfinal bout at the Garden. The
fight ended In the eight round. De.
foes seconds throwing in u towel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-03
Golden Jubilee for
Victoria Puck Team

The Victoria Hockey club Of MOE
treal celebrated its golden jubile >
few days ago with a special mates
The club was Incorporated in 1874