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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Out-Of-BOundS Plays
Important to CagerS

EAE moro scoring plays are start
L ca IN prcssni=Iuy basketball
from outofhounda than from the
tpsoff NJ center. Under tho present
rules when "a technical foul is called
tho opposing team sets tho ball on
Tho riIcIinc ClDgcrt 20 where The foul
wlH called
Thco additional out Of bounds
plays puts u premium upon fgFm8
lions started from tho -ldcllncs.
Coach Heel, Edmundson has
drilled his men many hours In
preparation for this years sea.
son In such formations and he Is
getting good results.
ION big floors, such as wo have
AZ Washington. very few scoring
plays arc started form tho tip.off. 10
says Edmuuds0n. largely because
Of the tight defense or all teams nud
because Il is seldom that ono center
will consistently outjump It's oppon.
cnt enough to start a play that can
be- Immediately converted into a
goal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

whom It's working right it's almost
uustoppablc.
George Anderson. who is play.
ing some really good basketball
for Edmuntkou. Is fitting into
this style Of play well. II tales
good handling Of the ball on An.
dcrson's part 60 make tho play
work and accurate passing. An.
dcrson Il showing the right
speed in getting away from his
man in order 10 make the play
effective,
Tho real value OF this formation
is TO get tho hall down tho floor into
scoring position MS soon as possible.
particularly when the other sido is
leading" says Edmundson. THE
best man ever had IN this style Of
attack was Campbell who played a
fcw years ago. Anderson "a develop
ing well and stroud o. a big help in
the games to come"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
. acona Is
Beaten In
Soccer Go

II THE blgEest upset OF the
L Northwest Soccer league race,
tho Black Diamond eleven trounccd
tho strong Tacoma team AZ Black
Diamond by n 20 0 score. SUNDAY
Tho TaComau5 entered The con,
test heavy favorltsa. and their sup,
p1rtcgu figured that tho very worst
th~y could como out With was a
draw.
Ulaei; Diamond scored Just three
minutes after tho Kickoff, when
Dutch" Elopnlck booted the oval
between the postg,
From then on Black Diamond put
up a atm defense and turned back
countless efforts hy tho strong tn.
coma forwards 10 crash them.
Rrutop retained i'a lead IN tho
Northwest Soccer league race by DE-
gca'ing Carbonate. s 10 o. Rem.
TOMS stars. ovrrton. Niaronl md
HanuiH, wcro missing from the limo.
up but stellar playing by tho other
members OF the squad kept tho boys
In the lead. Glacar'ni. Banks and
Jones played best for tho winners.
while Jimmy Craig was tho losing
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
AbOutFights
and Fighters
RNIEn Ill IASSEN
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

IN THE days Of John l.. Sui
L Ivan, Bob FitzsimmluS,
Jack Sharkey and Jake Kill
rain, the old school of heavy
weights, the champions and
topnotcherS made their pin
money" by touring the coun-
try. offering money for any
fighters who could stay four
rounds or so with them. Some
of the old-timers took a fling
at newspaper writing and
the stage, but most of them
did transforming in order TO
pick up extra money when
not engaged in big battles.
What a contrast 10 Jack
Dempsey, the present cham
pion! Dempsey, with his re-
modelled nose and Beau Brum-
mel tendencies, has picked up
many an extra dollar with
his writing, vaudeville en-
gagementS and movie work.
\ year or 20 ago Dempsey toured
The Southern states and boxed a few
exhibitions and he was on exhibition
a time or two In los AEuelcs But
tho present champion. az well 8s tho
'opno,chcrs. have far5akcn the Old
transforming trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Vic Foley
and Smell
Head Card

HDOC' SMELL, Tacoma, and Vic
~ Foley Vancouver. headline tho
local flstlc show at tho Crystal Pool
Tuesday night. Foley IS the bantam.
weight champion OF Tacoma. while
Smell has made rapid strides in tho
fistic game In the last few months.
In tho semi-windup. Leo Lumski.
the clever Idaho middleweight, will
tanglo with tough boy IN Mol
Campbell Of Portland.
Joe Wilson. the comic negro. takes
on Bud Fisher Of Aberdeen IN the
special. frankie Britt. tho Tacoma
feathorWeight, meets Babo Folmer,
the speedy and hard hitting Aberdeen
boy in tho second bout. The curtain
VIII rise on the Young Pcter-Jack-
aon.Jack Fraync affair. jackson has
been doing well in his recent appear
ance here, while Frayne isn't 90 well
known.
austin & Salt are staging the
smoker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Peter AIaher Was
One of Best

John Ft.ANiNIER, one OF the best
- informed boxing men IN the
Northwest az tho present time. was
in New York when the Old barn,
storming days were az their height
Peter Mahcr. the old Irish heavy.
weight champion. was one % tho
best az this game. according 70
F'lummcr.
''NIaher had a right cross to
the chin that riyalcd that Of
sullivan" says Flammer. and
he could hit. Mnher would leave
New York city and would work
all OF tho small towns In the
state and then tour New Jcr.
Sey. Connecticut and Prnnsyl.
vania. lie would offer 500 10
anybody that would stand up
against him foe four rounds.
Few ever won the money. II any.
There was a heavyweight named
CON Mcycy that made life miserable
sOr these transformer lie would
follow them about and would appear
az tho thcater nud demand a chance
90 fight. He seldom did. because
they didn't want Mcvey. who could
stand up with most anybody for tina,
distance.
Jack Sharkey, one os tho cave.
men type OF fighters, was another
famous transformer. packing the
house with sailors and oN- gobs whcr,
ever he showed, as sharkcy had
been In the navy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Notre Dame Man Is
Selected at Nevada

RENO. New. Jan. i2.-Lawrence
Shaw, coach at North Carolina, and
former All-America tackle while
playing on Notre Dame, has accepted
n position as football coach at tho
University OF Nevada 10 succeed
Charlie Erb, former California cap.
tain, who las resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Gibbons Interested
in Luis Firpo Bout

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. l2-Nr.
suthtioH5 for a contest In London
between Tom Gibbons and Luis
Firpo VIII - continued IN New
York this week with a represent.
atiyo or the National Sporting club
which made 40 offer 20 Gibbons.
Eddie Kane, his manager said,
Kane said they were interested In
tho offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Jack Walker Wins
Game for Victoria

VICTORIA, Il, c., Jan. 12.-In tho
seasons most thrilling game. tho
Victoria hockey team downed Saska-
toon hero Saturday night. to ..
Hook Check" Jack Walker won the
game for the locals In the last period.
when he performed one Of his famous
trick shots, caught the entire Saska.
toon defense off It's guard, and shot
the puck into the nets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Changes Due
in Staff of
Coast Ump

LARRY WILLIAMS, prsEss.'
II tho Coast league, is g.r,,
umpire staff a real shaken J
az least half az the 1875 SAT y
be composed Of new men. Esr.
and Charley Schmidt have G,u
been signed. as has Roy B1a
who worked last year.
Williams has sent oon;a-,
Pcrls Casey Beans" Rsarsa. Z
Jack Carroll, who worked las, y.
j. is said that BIZ Byron. ., /.
nous singing umpire, win ts 4!
again after a years rest.
Con DAILY. who worked 4 /
American association last yea, Z
Bill MCGOWAN, who has had ga
ence IN tho Southern assoa-.-
have also applied for positions
Becker Burnside and Phyls 4
overs, arc expected 10 be isa.z
contracts.
Williams hasn't said anythl,s !
Garding FL Finney. who has va.
in the league for years. Enng 4
considerable trouble in gzne 4
year and may not be retained
The Coast league presidea; y 4
pected 10 announce his coz;a
staff in a few days. II is eTrea
that the league viii sign 10 men =.
extra indicator handlers being 4
ried turnout the year.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. i;.-S
ulos for the Pacific Coast leagss q
season VIII bc drawn up at a
ing here today Of Representative
all clubs in the circuit.
Several matters that haTt =
brewing In baseball circles e, i
last two months arc expected Z
aired az the gathering. Tie 81
OF the Oakland and Vernca ea
which have been reported C
market and at times nearly q l
probably will be announced.
san Francisco is about 10 a.
a movement for continuous haSs
in the bay cities and the GUS
may come up again. Il
squelched at the Seattle u@
pending approval here.
The squabblc between Yeraa.
Los Angeles concerning bal !!
and their uses may be thresAE
and questions concerning the
Der OF players TO be carried q
rosters arc also due for dise1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Frayn Due for Big Year

nlEk FRAlN % Tho spark plug OF
IL tho Washington team this
year There isn't thing that q has.
kctball player must do that Frcyn
cant do well. Ho handles the ball
cXccllnntly. Is n fine shot both from
far out and around tho board, Is
clever. deceptive and a fearless play.
or. lie IS by far tho best floor man
on tho squad at present
Frayn's long experience at tho
game. which no has played for
nearly 10 years now, IS standing him
In good stead. Teamed with Bob
Hcskcth. an exceptional long shot
Fruyn should have a real season, his
last for Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Rowing Work
Starts Today

over 100 crew candidates were
expected % report 20 Coach
Rusty" Callow az tho University
o. Washington shol house this
afternoon. when tho hprluF train.
Ing grind o. scheduled 90 start
Coach Callow IL optimistic over
'hr outlook Tor the coming Hsa.
uou.
Callow will b. assisted b. Sob
Butler. who will devote most OF
his time 20 td6 Fresh candidates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
New Chamnion to
Defend Mat Title

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan H.
Wayne c'BlsJ Mum, now worlds
heavyweight wrestling champion. has
been signed 20 defend his title hero
ut tho Coliseum between January 20
.nad IS. according 20 Lou Cutler. local
promoter lis opponent viii be- an.
uounced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Lengthen Distance
of Nurmi-Ray Race

CHICAGO. Jan. l2.-Paayo Muir.
MRS match against Joic Ray here
Friday night will be over a distance
Of one and thrcc-fourths miles in
stead % mile and quarter, rs
previously announced. Nurmi re-
quostcd the change so that he would
have chance TO break the records
for tho mile and n quarter. mile and
a half and mile and quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

TWO more teams in the City Bias
l. kctball league win swing into &C
l ton Tuesday night at the University
OF washington gym when the Mcr
cor Athletic club plays tho Fonda
Glove company and the spaldings
tanglo with tho Hall School OF Com
mcrcc. the first game starting at
| 1880.
The scason opened Saturday night
at tho Y. ". G.. A.. tho Washington
Frosh beating the University Amcri.
can Legion team, 40 TO 90. and the
Y. VI. c. 4. defeating Ballard, 80
TO p.
The Frosh had too much speed for
tho Service team, altho the lnttcr
squad made n rally when three Frosh
regulars wcro taken out. with llng.
Isl. Brix. James and Dalqulst back
in the game they specdcd up and
ran away with tho contest
The ~. Ballard game was a bitter
battle, tho Ballard boys tIclng the
score in the closing minutes, but
lost out IN tho second overtime pc
rtod
L. Freshmen d6l a. Legion t.on
james lg) .......sFs...... Smith 90
Day dD .--.......F....... kcnnctt t5l
BriN (2l .....s-....C,..... ForrNtho i''
IiaElst 40 ........ Co.. Anderson tsl
Dnlquist .....,.....G,.... Olsen go
Score by periods
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
The Harlem
Coffee Cooler

0DUT the best drawing card Of
ID them all was the Harlem COT
fee Cooler says Flammer. Hs
fought most OF the time at Harry
Miners Bowery theater IN New
York, and how that negro could
fight
He wasn't so good when the
going got tough. One night they
brought over n fellow from Jer.
sey named Austin Gibbons. The
Cooler who was a light-heavy.
weight, outweighed him 20
pounds. They boxed on the
stage, and after n round or two
Gibbons knocked him thru the
ropes into ono Of the boxes.
Shortly afterwards the Cooler
sailed for France. where he became
a ring idol
Those transforming days were
great days, and they've passed for
ever from the ring. for champions
can pick up easy money now with
out fighting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Tiger Flowers to
Box Jack Delaney

NEW YORK, Jan. i2.--Tiger Flow.
err, Atlanta negro mlddlewcight.
who has been cauaing n sensation
recently in Eastern ring circles.
meets Jack Delaney Of Bridgeport.
Conn, in 10 round match De.
lsney Ia the conqueror Of Paul Der.
ientacII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Ski Jumpers Ready
for Big Tournament

GARY. NJ. Jan l2--Entrnnt8 IN
the international ski jumping contest
% 30 staged here next sunday start
I'd working on tho slide yesterday
A heavy wind may make jumping
unsafe Several jumpers suffered
bad spills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Bobby Mclean Sets
New Skating Mark

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Jan. Il. -
Bobby Mclean, claimant OF the
worlds ice skating title, set an I'M
officinl record FOR tho quarter milo
here Sunday when he made the dis.
tanco IN % seconds flat. Hc made
the time on an especially prepared
straight.away course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12

the New York American league club and stadium, and will
succeed Jimmy Johnston matchmaker at the desired oca-
ton
The Yankee stadium the best In Manhattan for out
door bouts and when the rolls around its mammoth
capacities will combine with Richards genius for the bene-
iii of followers Of fistiann.
Jack Dempsey and Jack kcarnS, his manager both have
expressed willingness TO give Gibbons return match
They contend that the champion not in condition when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Duncan and Mitchell
Defeat Californians

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Ia
George Duncan and Abs Mitchell.
tho British professionals, won over
Abe Esplnosa and Macdonald
smith. local professionally. In SO.
hole exhibition match az tho Lake
MERGED Golf and Country club
course hero yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Same "Mn system Used

THE same "manin.thc. hole sys.
l. tenn on offensc that EdmundEon
hns been using for years Is the vogue
for tho Iiuskics this year.
Edmundson keeps his ccnier
parked under the encmy's has.
kct and has his forwards feed
the ball down the floor 10 him,
the center shooting If In The
clear or passing TO ono Of the
two men that como down with
the pass.
Every coach In the conference
knows Edmundson's system, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
MARRIED AT LAST

JERSEY CITY.-Swccthearts 20
years ago IN Koyno in Russia,
George KoEi md Anna Pachum
became separated and didn't meet
again until "A week ago. whom they
recognized each other at a party,
They were married yesterday. Each
Is IS years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
PROSPECTS FOR
BOUT GOOD

Dempsey always says 10 Is anE,
l1ua 90 meet wis, and tAen Krarn1
pops mp with some gb9i reason why
various propositions for such a
match agr unsatisfactory. Thh
time, u seems as tho the prospects,
arc good Tor tho bout being held
'Hoyle'B Thirty Acrrs" should hold
as capacity crowd when Jack and
Harry Chamber thru tho ropes
~ matter Of fact. Dempsey,
unless his klrlE eyes, fancy new
no>r and writer's cramp have
permanently disabled him. should
have little trouble with "Aiiss
tab" Wills, The black looked
foolish against hartley Madden.
OF course. Madden makes lot
of them look that way. hut
good man. Jack Rrnault. for la.
stance. was able To stop him.
wills couldn't. Harry won
decision from Luis Angel Fipo.
but the Argentine cheese had
gone decidedly moldy by that
Time. n evidenced by the lacinE
he took from Charley Wcincrt
short time afterwards.
Tho Drmpaoy,Glbhons bout should
be "a good one. with odds on tho
champion. Tho Dempsey that bra,
FirPo ono summers night in 1919
would anulhilatc Gibbons. Whether
that Dempsey can 90 rcsucliatcd
from tho momgs Of tho movies u
"a question Gibbons showed we'll
against KID Norfolk recently, aIb@i,
tho KID isn't such a tough Gus.
toner for a really good big man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Washington Is
Playing Opener
of Season Here
rice 4 carter. star staff Photographers

TIME University OF Washington
l. basketball team was playing its
first Northwest conference game at
home this afternoon at O'Clock
with Whitman college.
Tho HuslyieR were strong favor
tics 70 win over the Missionaries
from walla walla.
Hcskcth and Frgyn were TO start
az forwards for Washington. with
capt. George Anderson at center.
The guard bcrths were to be taken
care Of by Grafton Hale and Arnold
Cooley.
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EolWar and Charley Hlzh q. :
field duty. Tho Bowers viii 49,
tho harfesthitf.Hs opthsH Z
league next year. one q the ~,
crt offensive combinations Tie ~
ern minor has had IN years.
And n Jim Poole Is rs,aint q.
LEt base tho F0rtlanders VII
about the strongest offensive q
the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
MnnMICk CLIR LOSES

Los ANGELES, Jan. 12.-Santa
Barbara poloists downed the Midwicll
club team in a sunday game here,
l6 70 6. Boeseke, playing at No. 3
for the winners, was the star Of the
contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
HOPE EyERs WON'T RETURN

National league umpire aro hop.
ing Johnny Evcrs won't return 10
that organization. He has always
been source OF trouble 50 the ar.
bItratora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
7OTH ANNIVERSARY

RANDOLPHvGLLE. y. when
Nr. and Mrs. Charles H. Buckley
celebrated their 10th wedding ami.
vcrsary today they received con.
Rratulato-y message from President
Coolidge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
SKI Is SIn,,ED

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. Ia
Battling sikh. famous seugalegs
boxer. meets Sonny Goodrich. local
negro. in l2.round bout here on
january 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
Nebraska to Meet
Stanford on Track

LINCOLN. Mob. Jan. u. 49, The
University Of Scbruska track team
will meet Stanford university in "A
dual meet Tuesday. April 4. AZ Palo
Alto, Cal, IL was announced here
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-12
ESCAPES PRISON

TRENTON. y. while other
prisoners were in the Jail chapel
praying for freedom. George John.
son. q burglar. won his by gliding
down n steam pipe from tho roof
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fought Tommy at ShcIby, and
that another match will dem
oustrate conclusiyely that
Dempsey is master of the st.
Paul wizard.
Another match which Iickard
win promote during tho coming out
door rsas8u. provided no can make
Dempsey and Krarns 1.-Two up 20
promises they finally have made
him. d one between the champion
and Harry Wills This bout, which
Tex is confident u being ntlo 90
1rius about would he staged over
In I.r..n lLlN
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TEX RICHARD TAKES OVER YAEK .FIE
Famous Promoter VIII
Stage Ball Park Shows
Gibbons-Dempsey Bout Is Expected to Be Put on in
American League Ball Park, in New York, With
Dempsey-Wis Scrap Scheduled for New Jersey
by FRANK GETTY

EW YORK, Jan. l2.-Tex Richard is going To
promote boxing at the Yankee stadium this
summer and the big attraction will be Jack
Dempsey defending his title against Tommy
Gibbons of ST. Paul who stood up to the
heavyweight champion for 10 rounds at
Shelby a couple of years ago.
Richard, unquestionably the leading promo
ter the boxing game has known, has been no
gutiating with Col. jacob Rupert, owner of