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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
BON STEIN IS
MATCH WINNER

Bon stein. tho Seattle Golf club
champion, scored two-up and one
10 play victory against Jack Bal.
Tiger in the 3s-hole final match for
the Presidents cup at the North End
links Sunday.
Tho remarkably fine shooting OF
Stein in the morning round was too
good for his opponent, who started
the days play with six.up handi.
cap. on the outward half OF the
second round Stein gained what he
thought was "a comfortable lead"
but he needed everything he had. as
Ballinger hit up a fast gait on the
homo stretch. and made the going
mighty interesting until ne lost the
35th hole, and with IL went the
match.
Sundays victory makes the Sec
ond successive year that Stein has
won the Presidents trophy. William
Billy Bolcom was the 1928 donor.
and Jim stirrat will donate the sill
vcrwaro for Sundays match, which
was part OF the 1924 competitive
program.
II +. w. Andrews and Fred Nc.
kenzio ever settle their argument In
the finals OF the high handicap com.
petition. the 1924 program at the
North End will be completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
BANTAM MIX
ON TONIGHT

VIC FOLEY and Dixie Ia Hood
v knocked off heavy training
Monday for their tiSht az the Cr1n,
tai Pool tonight neither bantam.
weight doing any heavy work.
both OF tho boys. rated as tho
best Of the baniams IN tho West
have been fighting regularly q late
and should hc IA good condition.
Foley il a slight fBvorlic IN The
betting. largely because tho local
fans have seen him and know what
he can do while Ia Hood. repgia.
ton and all. has never boxed here.
Tho fIzht Inns attracted lot Of
attention and Saio DruRiman has
lined up pretty fair supporting
card. which foliowE
Mike o'Counor W Iyro Lumskl.
six rounds.
Young Jack Dempsey ~. Young
Peter Jackson. four rounds.
Druxman announced "a change In
his first two bouts this morning,
stating that he had strengthened
tho card.
In tho second spot spark Plug"
Boyd. Aberdeen mldilcwcight. meets
Joe Wilson Of Vancouver Norman
wilson OF Tacoma has been suhsil.
tutcd for Phil sheridan and viii
meet Young Runcorn. tho Canadian.
Tho first fight starts AZ $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

been no outstanding French or Eng.
lish champion OF the 1924 nat rae.
Ing season. Lord Derby's colt,
which won the EPSON derby, Is not
the best in England. any more than
Papyrus was the best In 1929. Tho
French turf has produced no thoro.
bred with a press agent equal TO
Epinard's.
Before Epinard came to this coun.
try last summer. II WINS evident that
there was no outstanding equine
champion TO measure strides with
the visitor. Various trainers picked
horses they thought worthy Of the
task, Zov being the most popular
selection. As II turned out. II took
three different horses to beat Epin.
ard in three different races over n
mile, n mile and quarter and n
mile and n half. Tho French colt
II Will be remembered, finished sec
ond in all three racos--a better
average than was made by any OF
his American opponents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
NJ kMi WILL Run
TWICE TONIGHT

TUE FfNN will run iu Two races
Il tonight. Amer meeting Hahn.
leo Larryec. Walter HiEEiuH Hay
and others In the special mile, he
viii appear IN tho 5000 meter spe,
elaL In which Rl,oa Is entered,
Nurmi ia n peculiar little cuss
lie regards running almost AZ a
religion. and likes 70 set OF on
long hikes By himself 10 prepare
hts mind. he says. Tor a race Re
doesn't believe much In taking
about his chances. "bscauss TOO
much talking before a race u bad
fer ones mind" he explains u
keeps one from get,lrs into the
proper fame o., mind
The hero % tho 1884 Olympic
doesn't bother much with special
training stunts. FOR he Is IN training
all tho year around He ca,a about
what hs likes. but he likes tho
fish aud black bread. which forms
tho nucleus Of tho Finnlsh diet. Hs
sleeps when he feels like ~ aud
goes away by himself a coed hii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
MORRIS NOW
TACOMA PRO
BY ALEX c. ROSE

TNoM MORRIS. veteran Scotch pro.
l. fessional. has been chosen 20 III
the berth At the Fircrest Coli club.
Tacoma, and viii take up his duties
next month. which were vacated sey.
oral weeks ago thru the death OF
George Turnbull.
The new FircreSt professional Is a
granddaughter OF the grand old man"
OF golf. Tom Morris, and a son Of
John Morris, now professional OF the
Royal Liverpool Golf club. Hoylake.
England. where this latest addition
70 the Northwest professional ranks
learned the game in all it's branches.
According 10 advices from Tacoma,
the selection OF Tom Morris was
made from n long list OF applicants
from all over tho country.
The newcomer comes highly rec
commended as 10 his ability as a
player and expert on course instruc.
ton and green's keeping.
He Is leaving the Butler County
Country club. Ohio. 10 attend 10 the
professional duties OF the Fircrest
club and his construction and greens
keeping knowledge will come in
mighty handy. as the course is
new one: in fact, nine OF the holes
are just being built and will be ready
for play this spring.
Prior TO his engagement with the
Butler County Country club. Morris
had been professional at the Mid.
lothian Country club, Chicago: the
Town and Country club. St. Paul.
and Louisville Country club, Louis
Vile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Vandal Five
Has Success
on Journey
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, Mosoou.

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, Mosccv
" Jan. 5.-Seven victories out O
nine games played. that Is ne
record OF this University Of ldan'
basketball team that has Just n
turned from a transforming tos
OF the Northwest. Coach MacNia'
ans vandals defeated the Sano-
point town team in two conseca.
tive games by scores Of 90 TO y
and IS TO Is. took two yictoFis
from the Occur d'Aiene Ellis, % Y
IS and so TO IL, won two game
from Loaveuworth All stars. s. y
% and 90 to 90. and Won from
Cheney Normal school, So to y
The defeats taken by the loAl9
quintet were the first and iaS
games played on the trip when ID.
Vandals lost TO the $. a. A. I I.
Spokane. - to %. and 10 the Nor'A
Dakota Aggies, 80 10 SO. The pas
ketball squad was gone IL DAYS
leaving Moscow on December ~ An'
returning on December 81.
Members OF the Nandsl sous'
who made the trip are: Guy Pen
well, Moscow; George Green. Culo',
sac: John Miles Culdesac; NsA'
Nelson. Hepburn: Ralph Ericks.A
Pocatello: Ebert Stellman, va
Perce; Harold Lamphere, Moscow
Ed Nedros OF Moscow. and Wsi's'
Fields. Caldwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

THE first call FOR crew prseiio.
l. al the University d, wsshirf-
ton has been issued By Coach Gallo
FOR January y. and a squad q q
varsity Oarauen and 70 frosh sfpi'
ants are expected 70 answer iis
summons.
Callow is en- route home frsn
California. where DO Jaw the Netr
Dame Stanford football game ana b
expected here "wednesday. and =
expects 10 begin active work e
preparation for receiving his osrt
men next week.
Callow viii be- assisted IN he
work by Bob Butler again
Callows big sob this year Is q
develop a new co1sEsin 70 rspla1
Don Grant, who graduated kE
year.
Intensive training IS expected b
start within a few days. sftsr ~
initial turnout. as the Coast chm
pionShip race with California &
scheduled for April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Butte May "COme Back"

QUITE. still nesting in those
- wonder copper hills, Is no Ion.
ger the Butte Of old. but the dis.
coyery OF new copper mine has
brought the price Of ore up and
things are on the boom again in
the Montana city. according TO sui.
Ivan. LOCALIZED boxing Is now au-
thorized in the state, but the law
demands that 50 pc recent Of the net
receipts be paid over TO disabled
veterans. and IL this percentage Is
trimmed. az Il Is expected to. Butte
may come back as the big fight
city OF the West.
Over In Butte they regard La
Hood. the seeking little bantam,
who fights Vic Foley here 10.
night, as the best prospect
Butte has turned out since Leo
Benz, the middleweight Of few
years ago, who was really "a
great fighter.
II La Hood has the stuff he may
Join the ranks OF the Thompsons,
tho Benzes and the Ketchels. vino
have made ring history for Butte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Sullivan Watched Ring Stars

Tt was when Butte. nesting in the
Il basin formed by the richest cop
per hills In the world. was AZ the
height Of It's glory that John L. SUIT
Ivan. so.named after the famous
heavyweight, was a uCwsie on the
Butte streets. and many time dld
Sullivan. who is now in Seattle as
the manager % Dixie Ia Hood,
sclimb over the fences or sneak thru
gallery windows 20 sct those famous
stars OF the ring perform.
sullivan was Just Kid when
Kctchel. a l7ycarold wanderer. ar
rived in Butte
II remember seeing hetchcl,
who was never considered more
than n preliminary boxer In
Butte. a young fellow with
wonderful physique and an In
domintalle belief IN himself,
swagger down the street to tho
training quarters.
strong. anxious to fight and
blessed with splendid BODY,
ketchcl was finally given a chance
in the preuminaries there. lie
Knocked out several boys and then
fought a 25.round battle with Nose
In Fontise. In which Ketchel
stopped his man In 2i rounds. That
victory put him IN the limeligh,.
and he fought often In Montana
after that. winning some IS fights.
an % them. n remember correctly.
terminating in knockouts. A rcsu-
lar terror In the ring. swinging
punches from every angle and hit
ting terrlficaly for a mlddlcwcight.
Ketchcl showed the carmarks Of a
great fighter then, but Il was tho
same old story OF hometown fans
having no confidence In a home
town boy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Ketchel Went to California

GIT wasn't until ketchel went 10
l. California that he really Jumped
into fame. lie substituted In a bout
with Joa Thomas. then the worlds
middieweight champion, and nobody
gave Kctcheil n chance. He fought
20 furious rounds with Thomas.
They were matched again. and
Ketchel stopped him in 50 rounds.
He afterwards licked him again in
a long fight.
"ketcheI was made. He
knocked out both Of the Sulli-
van twins, Mike and Jack, and
won fight after fight until he
lost TO Billy Papke by a knock
out in Los Angeles in L. rounds.
lie stopped Papke In II rounds
in their next meeting. regaining
his title, which he held until his
ntimely death In 1910. Outside
Of that loss 10 Papke ketchel
lost only one other fight after
he had won the middleweight
crown. Jack johnson. heavy
weight. stopping him in IL
rounds.
"Ketchel. undoubtedly tho great.
est middleweight Of all time. never
returned to Butte after he won the
title"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

the Dodgers set the call fof these
men thru the delivery OF Pitcher De.
catur and shortAtop Jones.
n Poole f. sold Babe Thomas.
who Is a very likely younEstsr. but
not the hitter that Poole f., VIII
play first base.
who win be stationed ~ second
lis a big mystery 20 far.
Taking Poole. Mccain. Frank
BRAZIL. Dick Cox and Mickey Coch-
raus out Of that Portland team
leaves a big sap In the teams a..
tack.
RAY Rohwsr viii offset BraziIrs
loss. while Duffy Lewis should hit
az well as Cox did. II be plays. But
Poole. Mccain and Coehrane aren't
duplicated every day when il comes
20 hitting.
The Beavers viii need couple
Of men who con sock the ball n
Brooklyn gets Poole and Mccain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Ohio State
Coach Here

Or John wiles. head football
coach a. Ohio state university.
was 20 speak a. the Klwanis club
luncheon az the olympic Hotel
Tuesday noon. Dr. Wiler. who
arrived here this morning. was
10 be tho honored guest OF the
Ohio State alumni dinner az tho
Uulvcr.ly Commons this even,
ing
The Ohio state tutor IL prssI.
den, o. tho National Football
Coaches association, lie D. r..
turning TO Columbus from los
Angeles. where no presided over
a meeting OF Pacific Coast
coaches and viewed tho Suirg.
Dame Stanford Fams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
AboutFights
and Fighters
By LEO III. LASSEN

ThE Butte Of 90 years aso. with
L its Dublin Lulyh. the Cabbage
Patch. tho trce,swinsing doors Of
saloons. the gambling dcns, tho
summer racing season and famous
nights. was the mecca q Western
sportdom.
Three boxing arenas, two out
door Stadiums and the Rnoad-
way theater were the stages ~
some OF the famous worlds
championship fight, Of two de-
cades. ago,
Joe Walc0t, the parharocs De-
mon: the sullivan brothers, Maurice
Thompson, Honey Melody Jack
Johnson. Aurclio Herrera, Kid
Broad and last. but not least, Stan.
ley Ketchcl. fought IN those Butte
rings and others % like fame who
were the kingplns Of the ring In
those days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Idaho Vandals
Beat Whitman
in First Game

UNIVERSITY or IDAHO. Mr
" COW. Jan. O. University q
Idaho Nandals chalksd up their firs
conference basketball victory hers
last night when they downed VIII
man college. SO 10 Il. There va
never any doubt as 20 the outeozs
free throw during the firs; minute
OF play giving Idaho the lead. whisA
she maintained until the finA
whistle.
Miles. Idaho forward in his Ere
year OF competition. was the star &
the game. dribbling at VIII and tally
ing with six field goals for total q
y points. While fouling was light
Buck. Missionary guard. was re
moved during the second period O.
four personals, being replaced by L
Faust. Idaho pu, in two substitutes
during the first OF the second hall
Green replacing Penwell at guard
and Stellman going in for Nedros a
forward. For Whitman. Buck a.
guard and Fry at forward were GU.
standing.
The first period ended with Idah'
leading. IS to ?.
St+NtMaur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
WILL F0URNIEK
LEAVE DODGEiiS!

II Brooklyn lands Poole from
Portland what viii he Dodgers DO
with Jack Fournler? Tao smuggling
FTtnchman led the National league
In home runs last year and along
with Zach Wheat he was the punch
OF the team. And IL is said that the
Dodgers have a deal pending for
Stuffy Meinnts. They may plan 10
send him on 20 Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Johnny Leonard Wins
Over Frank Richie

NEW YORK. Jan. s.--Johnny
Leonard. Allentown lightweight.
knocked ON frankie Richie. New
York. in the 18th round. Joey SIT.
yers. Brooklyn lightweight. won n
i0.round decision from Cuddy &c
Marco. PittsburE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
SOCCER MANGLED
BALL FIELD

GrouHdkeeper Cole, al the Seattle
ball park, sAys Il viii take some
four or five weeks for him TO repair
the damage 20 the Seattle infield,
caused BY the playing Of soccer on
tho local diamond recently.
The ground has been considerably
musssd VI by tho cheated shoes, and
it's not very likely that any more
soccer viii be played there THE
year,
II takes some tim. fsr the grass
70 grow 70 as 10 be ready for a
hard baseball season and Cole Is In
for a busy session Of Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Left Jab Has Put Leonard
on Throne of LightWeightS
Lightning Left Punch Is Leonards Chief Stock in
Trade; Keeps Opponents Off Balance; Leonard
Is Smartest of Ali Present-Day Fighters
BY JOE WILLIAMS

GO MUCH has been written of the fstc proves OF Benny
- Leonard champion of the ghtweghs the commentator
finds himself up against II TO unree new material ms
however may surprise you. Leonard thinks OF his
left ab than any other punch he And remember
lab is not particularly weapon II IS relatively
what the bunt in baseball is to the home run
Yet the champion - called by many the greatest light
weight since the days Of Cans and Lavgne-nsists left
jab to the face has made and kept him champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Nobility to Face
Yale Boxing Team

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--Among the
oxford sluggers who are to meet
Yale in 10 boxing matcherc here
March 30 are three with titles. Tho
Marquis Of ClydeEdalc. the Emir OF
Ira. Viscount Lord Knebworth and
seven other Britishers will face the
Eli batticrs In thrcc.round matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Charley Weinert Is
Winner by Knockout

BUFFALO. y. T., Jan. c. Charley
weincrt. Newark heavyweight
knocked out Italian Jack Herman,
Newark. in the second round. Young
Bob Fitzsimmons knocked out Kal
johnson in tho fifth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Chick Meehan Signs
at N. Y. University

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-"Chict"
Meehan, who Sunday resigned rs
syracuse's football coach. has been
signed TO coach at New York uni.
vers,ty, II was announced last night.
Altho Meehan's salary was not
made known, II Is understood that
no is to get $4,000 yearly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

New Test for Finnish
Athlete in Manhattan
First Time Nurmi Has Tried Indoor Game, He Will
Face Willie Ritols, His Counryman and Greatest
Rival, in Two Events; He Is His Own Trainer
RY ERANk GETTY

NEW YORK, Jen 6.The test of true greatness viii be
" met tonight by Paayo Nurm.
The marvellous Finn. probably the greatest distance run
that pulled spiked shoe makes his first Amer
appearance in two against this countrys best
II is not that which is extraordinary however, II is that
Nurmi, who board track until he reached
New York less than month ago will attempt 10 negotiate
the sharp steep turns of the track ut Madison Square
Garden in competition with who have been used TO
the boards turnout their careers.
Nurmi will be meeting such fast and tricky
Joie Ray Lloyd Hahn and others in special mile in which
the work the turns will count for considerable If the
Finn work his way thru that field the Garden track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Tiger Flowers Wins
Battle by Knockout

BOSTON, Jan. 6.--Tiger Flowers,
Atlanta negro middleweisht, stop.
ped Billy Britten of Kansas City
in tho fourth round hero last night.
Tho referee stopped the fight to
save Britten from too much punish.
mcnt. Flowers had the best all OF
the Mny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
40 Varsity,
IS Yearling
MenExpected
Coach Callow Expected
to Return Wednesday;
Intensive Work Early
Husky Crew
Stroke Back

Al LIbrrkson. stroke o. n.
University q Washington roziny
champions. will be- back 10 Dc
Husky shell this coming ssason
The star stroke surprissd even
his closest friends % well a.
causing Washlngtou's chance %
take a big boost. when De req
istsrsd a. the University Nea.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Leonard Talks

fNow IN tell you why this Leonard - jab counts
~ a win decisions That's 10 be
considered when ab his head lilo Is OFF bal
While balance do nothing scoring and
getting nothing
Here's another abbinE
other fellows his Literally
fighting blind opening slip heavy
= have always found when b drops his hands
This natural physical offsets the lack balance caused
By tho head
wild oprn.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

II VIII BE- one OF those athIetlc
miracles that help out the fic-
ton writer's.
Besldes the boards. conditions iu
the Garden tonight viii be new 20
NuTmi smoking. n course, Is 'for
hidden" but the air viii b blue
with smoke and tho rceg o. close.
packed humanity, Accustomed 60
running Ia tho open air. Nurml may
ind breathing conditions ia The
crowded hall no small handicap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Stoue League
Joe DALEY !. solnE up sEsia to Class

Joe DALEY is GoinE Mp again to Csass
"A hail
The big SEATTLE boz who has pitched
iu various leagues ainro workluu flg ~
attic q few seasons ago. he's been sold
90 the Esadigs club % the iutsrnaiiouAl
league - Omaha o. the western circuit
DALEY. who b. vtntFtiuE tu seattle
says Er had one % ths fgnnlsst expert
vnrsa % Ais baseball career IN Llneqln
last year. he VS. eHtsinsi b. lapeaIH
In a deal With omaha aud MaHaztg
wakefield let him work IN batiirG pfar-
ticr. An everybody knows thp Nhols
idea % such practice Il 20 give the hit
tsrs a chance 20 act their s3s On TIE eaii
and get ints their stride. DALEY threw
'em over the plate and the ALTERS, nat
urally. hit the bail AL ever the lot AfitT
the battinr practice b.. vsa toia that he
N0uldu't 30 II hs cpuidn't fool the hit'srs
even IN batting practice bsAt that oas
n you can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
GIBBONS vs.. BURKE

tSn psp1Ds. Mich. Jan. c.
Tommy Gibbons, So. Paul heavy
wcisnt. arrived here today for his
l0.round scrap Friday night with
Martin Burke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

idaAo--Fisld goals. Nedros :. NILES
Nelson 2. Psnwell j. LsInphere :. ffN
throws. Ssdros s. Lamphsre z.
whi,man-Field goals. Fry .. }. fa-s
!. YonncY !. Buck J. Free throw
Faus; 2, Yeansy j. Cornell /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
JOHNSON sTRIKE.oUT RECORD

Walter Johnson has brought his
strlkc-out record to tho amazing TO.
tai OF S,2i6 for tho is years OF his
career In all probability that rec
ord ia even safer than Babe Ru,hs
30 homo runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
len. Bi.ekburp,. on, Of the veteran

infisldsrs % the game. = 20 manage ths
little Rock club Of the Southern Hague
next year. HlArsburus has served many
years IN baseball and last year played
second base for the Kansas city team %
the American association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Leonard Smartest of All Fighters

EONAD shrcwd. easily all
II pressntday fighters This quality delivers
ja6 By turning his body
81 his shouds and this the width
tho length or his
tiuf, but a OF don't do u.
Here's another fighting
knocked down The first thing do when fellow
going down Is to him. know lac Is expecting finishing
punch don't give u TO him. Instead lab his
times out Of 10 he viii open
ing n
Nobody know ha,
been popular
meet the errors the had
pa Hawkins Young Critic Bat Nelson
spider Kelly McFadden done
hat tihrovrer Ia N o,sstlon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
First Washington Crew Turnout on January [
Brooklyn to
Get Mccain
and Poole?
Reports Have IL That
Dodgers Will Take
Beaver Infielders

r Jim Poole and I'm
nett Mccain are seat
20 Brooklyn. az has
been reported, then the
kick Of the Beavers
win ~ missing this
coming season and
their mneld won't look
half as good as u wua
expected 20 -
Reports have Il that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

4 Los Angeles surgeon insists
Dcmpsey's nose will stand heavy
blow. And We find ourselves won.
dering exactly what no means.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

stuffy MeIunis. the veteran hik isaGue
first sarksf. u said % Be dgs % shlft 20
the National league after years Of strfs
Ice with ths Asmri-au league clubs a
Big asai il brewing between the uosiBu
RED soK and the prcobiTn podEers. Me-
lnnls - sill e great infisierr. they saY.
in sptts % the fact that he has alsEsd
% considerably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06
Real Proof of Champs Smartness

FURTHER akin found In
his unf'ng ability 10 do better against
need him Leonard won the title from Freddie welsh
rsher three times IN loTound limit In
tho third Leonard scored a
Leonard baed Johnny bane champion tho feathers in 1915
and had his troubles When they a
Leonard slowed Kene three
terrific battle the coast fourrounder tight But
The next time they met leonard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

John Levi. the famou. all-aroand ath-
lste % the Haskell Indian school. has
signed a contract 20 play with the Nsr
York Yankees this spring Levi i an
outrsidsr lie was an outstanding grid
star. playing fuilback Ter Haskell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-06

There may BE- hitch In the delivery
% Frhnk Brewer 20 san Franchise BY
Cleveland. asvS dispatch ths other
day stated that he bad BEEN obtaiurd
~ the waiver routs b. CinriunstL