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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
ESTELLE and
JACK ENGAGED

I OS ANGELES. Jan. iI.-N'ith
II Jack Dempsey and Estslie Tay'
Tor giving confirmation 20 reports
that they viii marry soma time this
summer. attention turned today TO
conjecture as To what sffret the mar
rage would have ou the champions
fighting plans.
ut won't interfere a Bit" hays
Jack KrsruA who PROGRESSES 60 be
entirely outside the picture when
ptmpsey'n approaching nuptials Er
mentioned
I'VE got together for little while
ana talked over our summer pro,
gram" KearnH continued. "and you
can put u IN the book that Jack will
nght twice this summer once
against Tom Gibbons and maybe The
oihcr'n he with Harry Wills.
we won't start actually getting
down 10 business on tho deals until
next month, bat that's how ), stands
now"
Kearus avovu that looking after a
couple o. apartment houses and
hotels keeps both Dempsey and him
SELF busy. but he figures that neither
business nor love making will lure
the champion from the ring.
RETIRE. That's bunk Jack loves
to fight" Kearus said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

and maybe more, good yean 8
Washington.
Washington, world champs, ssss
to he in the running again tAs
year. Coveleslsie may help hsz
greatly. Cleveland Is rebuiltas
rather than figuring the penass.
stuff, So tho good work Of sfs
ping veteran means nothing 10 IL
club.
II was a case OF one club heaf
willing to gamble with yeisHz
while the other club. trying to n
build, preferred TO take a chsnr
with a promising youngster lh
Specie.
Nine out OF ten spltballers "a De
majors have shortened their carefi
by the excessive use Of the spllsoA
Roger Peckinpaugh. star shea
stop. now on the same team z
Coveleskie, once summed up -oe'
les" style by saying:
"Coveleskie never tries to ioa
YOU. He starts the same WITH
splitter that breaks about a. foot an4
finishes with one. In between 2
hands you the same stuff.
Failure TO use a fast ball rnoN
has been a severe handicap to mos
spitball pitchers, particularly as
the length of their career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
HoU Aggies and Husk1es
Will Line Up IN Battle
Delaney Stops FloWers;
He Breaks Title Seekers
Washington.

Jack Delaney, the Con-
nectieut light.heavy, has
stopped the meteorie rise
Of three ring contenders
in the past two years.
Last night in New
York Delaney stopped III.
ger Flowers in the Sec
ond round of their IL
round fight. Flowers is
the sensational negro
boxer from Georgia.
II ecently Delaney
stopped Paul Berlenbach,
the punching demon of
Gotham, in Il few rounds.
Previously he had
Knocked out Bert Colima.
the Los Angeles star,
after knocking him down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Ring Champs
Should Stick
to Divisions

II might be well II the power.that.
l. be in the fight game made It
compulsory that champions remain
in their class
The recent bout between Mike
McTigue and Mickey Walker meant
nothing. Walker, in taking on Nc
Tigue. jumped even the middle.
weight class. he being weltcr cham.
pion and McTigue the llghtheavy.
weight boss.
The contest was well press-agent.
ed, with the result that the dear old
public fell in goodly numbers.
II there was ever bout with "A
purely money background # was
the McTigue-Walker affair.
II champions were forced 10 meet
men Of their class, and most of the
divisions have plenty of contenders,
there would be more real action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Roller Hockey
Teams Playing
Full Schedule

THE young roller hockey players
l. are busy again Saturday morn.
ing with full schedule OF games
on the pavements OF the city.
The schedule they were playing
this a. m. follows:
ss-poundeTs Madrona Bulldogs -
Highland Drive MidEets az 7eud and
Marion: Ballard Cubs vs.. Broadway tt
gers at Market and Russell. Cougars w.
Franklin ItusSiss a. Z. Boston and
Franklin are. Madonna Nidgets "a
f<achl Babes at ssth and John Beacon
IIill Juniors VI. IriBn Terrors AT iith and
Denny way.
it0-pouuders -Madrona Nets vs, Denny
shamrocks az iith and Denny way at 1
o'clock. Ballard Cubs ". Leschi Indians
ut asrd and Lander.
f5s-pounders Bcanery Bcarca,B W.
Iaschi Tigers at 39th and spruce. Vt.
Baker QuakerA ys. Ballard Commercial
club at Market and Russell. University
stars Va Rovers az Z. s2nd and Brooklyn
ave; Garfield Sparks va Broadway Pr
atss at ssth and John az , O'Clock.
The Madrona Mldgets took an nw.
ful beating from the Irish Tcrrors
in the 90-pound class at the Crystal
Pool Thursday, the Micls winning
easily. The Ballard Cubs blanked
tho University Huskies. 30, and the
Denny shamrocks won by forfeit.
10. from the Roosevelt Midgets,
who have quit for the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Proof of Needs

THAr ought to be a simple thing
4 10 do. 4 peruaal OF tho books
will shoN the number OF player
that scramble for places on the
tees md an afternoon visit on any
week end VIII further bring the iiRht
when the powers that 10 become
aware % the fact that their Gus,
toners have often 10 stand around
for three and four hours before thcy
can get up 10 the counter 10 tee up
that little white hnIl that they love
20 see take a ride.
Chairman Dutton and his bench.
men on the board arc ready 10
como 10 tho assistance Of the
munCy golfers, but they can't he
blamed for not going ahead until
they have tho proof.
Personally. We think that this IL
a matter for the Jefferson Park
Coli club. which controls the com.
petitivo golf Of the Beacon Hill
courses. 20 attend to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Girls Basket
League Begins
Season MONDAY
DAskETBALL for the girls Of "

BASKETBALL for the girls Of 's
II Y. NJ. c. A. viii get under v"
Monday night when the first sam
OF the seasons schedule will
played. six teams have signed ~
the season.
A practice game between l@
Northwestern Mutual and the AA
letic club will be played there %
night at $50.
The schedule follows:
January is-Y. W. c. A. vs.. Telspasa'
Company at O'Clock.
January 7t-Northwestern Nutna
Imperial Candy at o'clock; MesroP'n'-~
Business vs.. Rhodes at 5 o'clock.
January ss-Me,ropoiitan Business =
Imperial Candy at o'clock.
January si-Sorthwestern Mu'na
Y. ". c. r. at O'Clock: Rhodes -
Telephone Company at o'cioeS-
February 2-Metropolitan Business v
Northwestern Mutual at O'Clock
February Rhodes vs.. y. w. {, = .
Z o'clock. Imperial Candy VS.. Te'spa'''
Company at o'clock.
February metropolitan Business ',
y. W. C. A. at s O'Clock. :.
February l4--Imperiai Card
Rhodes at o'clock, NorthwesfS.
tual VS., Telephone Company at
February is--Motropolltan Bushes y
Telephone Company at o'eiocA
February 2i-Northwestern vs. hnV
at : o'clock: Imperial Candy vs. l.
c. A. at s o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
JOE MADDOX
QUITS OREGON

EUGENE. Orc, Jan. 1.-THE Uni.
- versity OF oregon campus was
thrown In an uproar here last night,
when Il was announced that Joe Mad
dock, head football coach. had turned
In his resignation
Ainddook. who had led Oregon thru
what was considered successful sea
son. was woll.lll1cd. and the student
body was shocked to learn OF his nc.
ton. His reason for rosigning. he
said. was because Of the fact that Il
Was impossible for him TO devote the
time 10 the work Maddox declared
business interests made this lmpos-
siblc. and that the faculty desired
"a full.tlme man FOR the position.
His successor has not been con.
sldered yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
DO You Like Lively Golf
Ball? It's Here to Stay

con Hiil sufficient 20 warrant th,
buIldInE Of another nine holsHf
This question II being asked
by the park board and u the
result Of "A meeting held the
other day and ut which the talk
Of the purchase Of the prop
rrty adjoining the uinr hole lay
out on the west side 81 the
boulevard came up for discus.
sion with the though, that Il
would give the public links golf
cr. another ninr holrs 10 play
over. or. % holes In all--is ON
each side Of the boulevard.
The members q tbs park hoard
very much surprised 70
hear that an enlargement was
TO accommodate the
crowds that flock out 10 set their
golf on Beacon Hin The truth o.
the matter u that they cannot BE-.
Iiryn that municipal golf II 50 Pop.
nlar In Seattle. and they have de-
rlded not to 80 ahead with any buy.
Ing until they are shown"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Permanent Rewards
for Husky Oarsmen

Something mnEiblo 10 show for
tho two successive victories won by
Washington crews on the Hudson
river viii 10 awarded tho State TINT.
vcrsity soon by the intercollegiate
Rowing association. two trophies be.
ing promised tho Purple and Gold
by Robert W. Watt. chairman Of
tho association and secretary OF the
board OF tho PouRhkeepaic race.
Members OF the crews will DO
awarded certificates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Pitching. Not
So Good Now

TOMMY CONNOLLY, veteran
L American league umpire, who
has seen 25 years OF big league
service, says the game has con.
stantly improved In every way
except pitching.
Major league pitching OF TO.
day is not more than so per cent
efficient" says Connolly.
There arc not over a dozen
outstanding pitchers in either
major league. Ten years ago
there was twice that many.
1.-THE lively ball and the fact
that present.day pitchers do not
take as much pride in. their work.
tell the story OF the decline of
pitching" acoc. . ing 10 Connolly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17


tances n couple Of years ago
was better.
NurIni's lead over Ray n the fin
kh Of tho mile and three-quartefs
vas a haiflhp. ITO leapei into the
Lead a. the very start and vas never
headed.
Ivan Riley Illinois Athletic club.
set d new worlds record FOR the 30
yard indoor high hurdles when he
stepped the distance in &C seconds.
Riley was a member Of tho Ameri-
can Olympic team
The great runner left immediate
iy after the race Tor New York.
where he Is 10 compete tonight 10
the Fordham college meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Players Like to Sock EN-

HAVING a "tsed.up hair to shoot
IL at thru the green was tho only
selling feature that tho new.ball
statesmen had 10 offer. and they got
nowhere with their talk except that
they did create quite a little un.
casinoss among tho players who
love TO Babe Ruth" the pellet
aruund-and that includes tho most
Of us-until DIR. L. s. @. 4. and his
slde.kicker. II. aud A. G. A.. dag.
nosed the case and announced that
there was absolutely nothing 20
worry about and that their patients
would continue TO take tho same old
pilt-is2.f.s2-for an indefinite pc
rod.
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the mex. two years az least.
And NO with the two governing
bodies OF tho golfng world issuing
the same ultimatum. the vast ma.
iority. II not the entire popuiacc Of
the links devotees' army II now
breathing moro freely than Il has
been for several months during
which spell much talk has been 30.
ing the rounds that the present
lively and farhItting pellet was
soon TO be replaced BY a larger and
lighter hall that would have dlmcn.
sions Just short OF the old 'nnaicr"
ball and. as such. would sit up
higher on the fairway grass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
six or seven times.
HOW DELANEY WON

.NEw york, Jan. IL Meeting
~ the rushrs of nser Flowers
with "a terrific ughtmnd upperout
aud fEht hand 10 tho chin. Jack
Delaney stopped tho Georgia negro
IN TIE SECOND round Of their schsd.
uied iground fight here last night.
Flowers, strong and aggressive,
carried the nEbt ia the nut round
and tool, considerable punishment
In the first round, Delaney laying
back on the defense and uailins
him with hard riEhthand punches
ais flowers came in Flowers
oushcd him considerably In the
tiut round.
Flowers again took the lead in
the second round until hc ran into
la right ON Tho chin aud was
knocked kicking. he tried 90 set
up but the referee counted him out
brforr he could arise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
The Referee

a olnims that Jack Bentley OF the
New York Giants had a higher bat.
ting average than Rogers Hornsby
In 1898. II says that Hornsby was
the batting champion Of the Ma.
tional league that year and topped
the list. Who is right?-F. T. Y.
Both are correct TN n sense. Rog.
ers Hornshy was the batting cham.
pion. but two players, stoinender
and Bentley. had higher averages.
Bentley battcd Ar, Hornsby .ast. a
difference OF IS points. However.
Bentley was at bat only SO times TO
424 for Hornsby. and really didn't
qualify for the championship.
What was Heilmann's average In
1928 when he led the American
league batters?-G. II. ].
Heilmann batted .4os In 1925 TO
lend the American league.
What tennis players defended the
Davis cup for the United States in
l9222-R. NJ.
The players were Bill Tilden. II.
Norris Williams. Vincent Richards
and William NJ. Johnston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
PAAVO NURMI SETS ANOTHER RECORD!
.Superman Wins Easily
Over Ray in Chicago
Wonderful Finn Steps Over Boards in Chicago B.
fore 5000 Fans and Proves His Superiority Oy,
Joie Ray; Returns to New York

CHICAGO, Jan. IAN Chicago is talking today Of ~
~ wonderful performance Of Paavo Nurm the "surs,
man." in his here last night in which he set up r
worlds record for mile and three-quarters and easT
defeated Joie Ray, the local pride
Nurm made the distance in z minutes 554 seconds HI
time for the mile and one-quarter minutes IS g.
onds and for the mile and one-ha minutes 444 secou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
ANSWERS

/, Play should be continued for
an extra period OF five minutes. or
AZ many such periods az necessary
TO break the tie There shall be an
intcrmission OF ono minute between
periods. Bali shall ho put IN play
nj center az the start OF each pc.
Rod. No change OF baskets Is made.
2. Referee must put II in play
again az the same place.
Q. Any form OF rough play for
which player is removed from game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Jack Britton Wins
Verdict Over Genet

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. i7.-Iack
Britton. former worlds welterweight
champion. won a listless eight.
round bout here last night from
Norman Genet, of Brooklyn. Brit.
ton scored knookdown In the first
round.
In the semi.windup. pickles"
Martin won a six.round decision
over Mike DE Pinto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Berghammer Would
Try Plotting Club

ST. PAUL, Jan. Marty Berg.
hammer, who has played second
base for 81. Paul in the American
association for years. would like 10
take a fling at the managerial
game. Berghammer is in tho field
for the position az pilot OF the Tulsa
club Of the Western league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Johnson Must
Cash in Now
WILL Waiter johnson h "a,
wv MaahIrFtnn nnrt r.a.s


w Washington next year,
Baseball enthusiasts hats I.
think that no l1yable a chsrs,.,,
o. johnson Is 10 pass out 9, b.
picture.
Manager Stanley Harris r.
lieyes johnson VIII bs haek (,
help him win another peuras.
AZ least he Is pulling that ~,
Repeated failure 70 buy q.
minor league ciut desired msS,s
II seem as II Harris might r.
his wish.
However. the spot for Johnps
20 capitalize on his baseball p,ss
tige u next season, II he Is 70 b
30 fortunate.
The time for him Is the Dire.
ent. He's now a hero. a ia,
often makes quite 4 difference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

Held IN the California state open
golf tournament here Friday, turn.
ing In n card OF sos for the - holes
of medal play. Ills game. as indi.
Gated by his complete card OF 1910.
1916. was consistent turnout the
two days play.
In winning Friday Macdonald
Smith retains the championship
won last season.
The Espinosa brothers, Abe and
Al. finished second ana third. re.
spcctivcly. Abe scoring $40 and Al
3i2.
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell,
the invading English professionals.
tied for fourth place with s1s.
Earl Sagel and young Ritchie.
who tied in the opening days play.
both blew up Friday and finished
outside OF the ranking seven.
The cards OF the prize winners
follow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

Isles. following q
meeting held ycE.
trrdly az which
the 'ull que
ton was dis
GUESSED
4 few days ago
the United States
colt association
had a similar scs-
sion at which q
" as announced
that the present
standard golf ball
l.Gsi.s2 would
remain az 10 for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 17.--nuly
Wells. English weltcrweight. and
Harry Calfund. Brooklyn. baitlod
six rounds 10 draw hero last
night. Johnny Greila won tho de.
clsion over Herman Auesback in
tho HCInisWiuiup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
A WORD FROM THE WISE;

A WORD FROM THE WISE:
Don't let your wife ask you to
play golf with her.
Ask her first; she might refuse.
arthur Eckhoui. Joe Jefferson
assistant at Jefferson Park. reports
that cdddv found diamond neck
lace on ne links.
Wen. Art pon knoto that a caddy
Is likely 10 find anything e.rccpt the
thug that he is paid to Keep an
eVc on.
lf the player behind drives into
YOU, don't hawl him out. Compli.
mcnt him. He knows all about golf
except the etiquette"
II your wife claims that she has
YOU threedown. don't argue with
her or she might down YOU to tho
count Of 10,