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The Washington times., 1925-02-17
.lIDLlNN1'S
WIFE ASKS
Hell ?
Millionaire Spouse, Apart
rnent Prisoner, Sends Out
Appeal With Shirt

NEW YORK. FEB. II Self
imposed Imprisonment and ! hun-
ger strike today had become i
vigil 81 fear for Mrs. Jessie
Margaret Budlong, prisoner il
Ter wealthy husbands apar ,le1lt,
where she clustered herself Fri
day. Her husband, Milton 4.
Budlong, is vice president 81 the
North Central Texas Oil co.
A note tied to one Of her hus-
bands shirts and tossed from the
window Of the room where she has
remained, refusing food, carried
her appeal for help. Il read:
3 Men TO Break In.
MY daughter has Just In
IOrmed me that three big. strong
men, with Mr.. Abbot Phillips, Of
Providence. +. r. expect to break
In the doors, where am. have
no weapons.
IL any harm comes to me. Il
win be murder. as 1 shall not
resist.
4H / do not call the newspapers
after Thursday, get some pro-
ceeding to get me"
The note was bound by Albert
Davis, a janitor. who with his wife.
was passing the building.
The note was addressed to the
newspapers.
Phillips, who represented her hus,
band in the suit for separate
maintenance which he won at New.
port, r. T., last week, attempted to
effect reconciliation with Mrs.
BudIong and persuade her to re.
turn to her home In Newport. His
efforts failed.
Would Get Doctor to Her.
After this move, Phillips an.
nounced: she won't get out She
won't eat. The only thing to da
evidently, is to get a doctor for
her
Mrs. Budlong has mind OF her
own" he continued. II don't know
what she is going to do. She can-
not stay here indefinitely. / have
done the best / can to get her ont.
She is all right and no one has
tried to do her any harm. She is
free to leave whenever she wishes.
When she is offered food, she re-
fuses to take it.
''She has been told she can send
any message she wishes. either to a
lawyer or to any friend, but she
WIN not be permitted to communi.
cate with newspaper men. We are
trying to do everything to have her
act reasonable, but you can't make
q person cal"
Six detectives moved into the
APARTMENT yesterday. Budlong has
announced he himself will not re.
sumo tenancy until his wife leaves.
Spends Time YodeIing
To while away the long hours OF
her imprisonment, Mrs. Budlong
today started youdeling snatchet
from her favorite operas. according
to one OF the guards outside. the
sumptuous twelve.Foom apartment
where she is keeping herself. This
announcements TO the watchers who
waited eleven stories below brought
chorus of laughter.
The yodeling ceased abruptly and
from Mrs. Budiong's window an
empty condensed milk can came,
with happily harmless lack Of aim.
1t was followed by a marmaIale
lar. which shattered on the side
walk. The crowd ceased its laugh.
ter and sosfght shelter.
Then thin slip Of paper floated
down on the breeze. 1t bore only
these words:
ttI am all Ainnsa
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
IMMIGRANTS TO BE TOPIC
or SCIENCES ACADEMY

Undesirable Immigrants will be
the subject discussed at the meet
ing OF the biological group Of the
Washington Academy Of Sciences.
to be held In the assembly hall Of
the Cosmos Club Thursday evening.
immigration win be treated from
the standpoint of animal disease,
plant diseases and insect pests, and
human diseases by experts in these
sIIhiects 4
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
SPANISH TEACHERS TO
HOLD MEET WEDNESDAY

The American Association Of
Teachers Of Spanish win hold q
meeting Wednesday, February Is,
in the Law Building Of the George
Washington University.
The opening address at the meet
ing viii be made in Spanish by J..
OF the Library Of Congress. Follow
ing that address. Senorita F.. Fu-
entes win read a Spanish poem and
Doctor RobeIdo will address the
meeting on Spanish Civilization
in Latin-America. !"
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
Of. BURToN's Il NESS
PUZZLES HIS DOCTORS

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Feb. IT,
Condition of Doctor Marion Leroy
Burton, president Of the University
of Michigan, was declared favor
able today.
Additional complications have de-
yeIoped into symptoms Of pneu-
naonia or pleurisy. Physicians have
been unable as yet to diagnose the
141lYAoan
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
Col. ]. H. Frier Cited

Colonel James III. Frier, now on
duty with the eighty.seventh div
ision, organized reserves at New
Orleans, La, was cited for gal
lantry in action against the
Spaniards at Ell Caney, Cuba. 1898
and awarded q silver star in spe-
cial orders issued by the War De-
partment today.
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
CATHOLIC COUNCIL TO
HEAR TALK ON INDIES

The story of the subsection OF the
West Indies by American landlords
will be related Thursday night bv
the Reverend r. A. MCGOWAN. Of
the National Catholic Welfare
Council, who has just returned
from a trip to the West Indian Is.
lands.
He will speak at the headouar.
tiers of the Penguins, 17I2 I street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
Suffocated in Bed

HARTFORD. ILL.,. Feb. 17.-Jacop
Sebmsyer, forty. and Louis WACO
ner, twenty-five, were suffocated IN
the Hartford jail today when the
clothing In their cell caught fire.
The men wero smoking in bed. II
was believed.
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
BOY To
FORE R
N ATH
CAV



land 81 H Akyssy 10s IL
al Ions recover fii8
body 0f Floyd 0llItlH from She
send cave tomb Ia which he WIS
trapped lltc1n avs aE0 were
abandoned - 11s@0 o'clock today
alter four friends oI Collins a11M
cOE'olleks jury 81 experienced
men ma verified ne Judgment
a. GaKl1icIl1el general 81.
NoHiNASOs kN1sksle9 AkOk
We're 1uslle anu would N1glslt
0Ally - 1urt1er c0se 0k MunlAM
Llae:
j. nee..lea 1879 81 hle9l $50 -
saa..pas aa,saas ~ SIses 1919 ~
49, 49, 49,
cs9s1l 49, .9elAs 10 1917 -
$3.50 asxs 49, III - ees 49,,
e..sols "a s..s 81 Is, s1s - j.. !
..5 - I. s.aas' lAl
4 y 81 = u Y ".
Is 10y 49, 81 80 1919 =.
Ter s 1uE cane q tEe.l. s..e 1llals q
corons announced thss ~ 10
cs.ta, $3.50 sl,1s IS ~. 49, - ~.
equally sure There II - way 81
rs,,1oylng tl1e hody without PROB.
His two 81 i,i u;.;s1 sl, II n. CORY 81;
md Claude Monr0e. cOEr0borste
n'S ~ = 8 P y 60. ,,,.,.
engineer, then entered fIle shaft
ZOE illlal ln 81 Stool - all1 follow
mont ~, ' Wa ~ mac 49, enerIors
were 70 be suspended definitely
sor 800. 3 $500 .s,,.. s..e ne c4mp
huge canvas covering which, nas
served as = ROOT TOR the plt WIS
vaS w. ~ ~ 49, 49, ~ pe
machinery up the steep rocky run.
Wy q . the s s
coron ron r ~ w. st ,1anti y. ~ ~
place the official staznn q lil.is
Y ~ - s..S se .,,.iS y. l .sS,, s..'
within few hours.
". -
AND - s. ~ re0. t.
Inc threat ~ sudden death crept
over Sand Cave again today as
workmeli st 9:45 o'clock fought
against time and sagging rock III
an effort to burrow through j
new side drift ia FIovd C.ollins'
sat 4l.t 81. lod,, ,,,;.,,4 9.
- q
11otlens tom lss llstEIoW, IOcA-
bound coffin before another fall
:. - 1
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
CANADA PUTS EMBARGO
ON INDIANA CHICKENS

Prohibition Of importation into
Canada of live chickens, turkeys
and geese, without a certificate Of
inspection by the Bureau Of Animal
Industry has been extended to apply
to Indiana, the Department Of
Commerce announced today
The restriction already applies to
New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania and Connecticut.
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
GERMAN RELATIONS WITH
RUMANIA NEAR BREACH

BERLIN, Feb. IL. Diplomatic
tension between Germany and Ru-
mania was near the breaking point
today. it was said In diplomatic
circles.
scores Of Germans. The German
government has threatened re-
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
SON or FRlSco'S MAYOR
RECEIVERS FROM TYPHOID

BOSTON. Feb. 1.-THE condition
OF James Rolph, Jr.. son Of Mayor
RoIph Of San Francisco, who is in
Boston City Hospital suffering from
typhoid fever, continued to improve
today. according to phys. Clans in
charge.
His temperature continues salts
e.
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
Tourist Club Masque

The Italo.American Tourist Club
will hold a masquerade ball at the
Arcade ballroom tonight. Prizes
will be awarded the winners In
various masQuet contests.
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
CREW BROWNS WHEN
EAR WRECKS STEAMER

MADRID, Feb. II. All members
Of tho crew OF the steamer San
Nicholas were drowned when the
vessel sank while attempting To
cross The bar at the port o. Laroche.
The Washington times., 1925-02-17
Of Rent Bill
Sounded by Jones

Failure 10 pass rent regulation the
remaining days session of the Senate fore
cast today by Senator Wesley Jones Of Washington member
ne the Senate District Committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Coast League Moguls to
Wind Up Meet Tuesday

II Os ANGELES. Jan. i5.--Direetor'
II % Pacific Coast league clubs viii
meet herr again today 10 clean ut
business left unfinished at ycsier
days annual gathering
A 1895 annual schedule and other
business went into the official min
utea with little discussion and nc
argument
According to the opening
games arranged. the first week
Of play, April TO ~, will find
Portland In los Angeles, Seattle
In San Francisco. Oakland In
Sacramento and Vernon In Salt
Lake. The second week. Los An
Ecles aud Vernon meet, Seattle
visits Sacramento. san Francisco
Il In Oakland and Portland jour
neys 10 Salt Lake.
The season closes with games the
week Of October 10 to is.
Tom Hickey. president OF the
American association, expected coast
clubs TO draw up a contract FOR
little world series for the next five
or 10 years and tho suggestion was
approved and committee appointed
10 work out details was appointed.
II was practically agreed That
Sacramento VIII get the meeting
next year. altho the matter WIS
not put Ia a vote. Lou More
ing said he wanted TO be the
host. and the crowd yawncd an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
FOLEY and
SMELL MIX

VIC FOLEY and Dos" sneil meet
for the third time In the six.
round main even, al the Crystal Pool
rims show tonight,
Foley is a favorite 10 win, but Smell
has fought him a six round draw and
lost a close ioround decision and
isn't outcinsscd b. tho dope anyhow.
The Vancouver boy IL much faster.
but SMELLS aggressive style and
punch give him a chance.
Loo LumsSi. the hard hitting Abcr.
deem middlcwciEht. makes his second
start tn the semi -winduR fighting
six rounds with Neg Campbell OF
p1rtloud
Joe Wilson the comical Vancouver
IN c. coiored fighter. goes four
rounds with qua Fisher Chez Chce
Britt meets Babe. Folmer and Eddie
Faync i7ngies Young Peter Jackson
In the ousner
Dan salt and Lonnic Austin are
staging the show. the curtain raiser
going on az $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Two Changes in Grid Rules Are
Almost Certain to Be Made Now

was eliminated. did not tend 10 help
the game. instead II worked a handi.
cap.
As n matter Of fact. II eliminated
to great degree tho run-back on
the kickoff. one OF the games most
sensational plays. Even without the
artificial tee. most. teams had a kick
er able to drive the ball over the goal
line.
Instead OF handling the ball. the
receiving side in a majority OF cases
allowed II to 20 over for touch.
back. assuring them possession OF the
ball on the 20-yard line.
hacking from the i0.yard limo I'm.
stead Of the ceeter Of the field makes
quite "A difference. The 10 more yards
that the kick must carry to go over
the line is a trick In Itself.
Going back 10 the old point of kick.
ing off ia certain 20 result ia more
handling Of the bali in an effort to
run II back with the thrills ihat 20
with such alplay..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
HELEN WILLS
PLAYS COL

DERKELEY. Cal. Jan. u,-Es.
ID Wills. national and olynp, /.
mis- champion. has fallen a rc-
the perniclous golf bug.
She has armed herself With 1 I
OF clubs and now almost efeT's
is dividing the time she used is {.
10 tennis with the royal and lnas
game.
Playing on the Berkeley linh 1
already has attracted atteniItr '.
the accuracy OF her shots al 1
,tendiness OF her nerve.
The training she has given be- :
In playing tennis. plus her TATE
and somewhat uncanny ability 4 |
athlete. together with the iupr-.
able temperament which has We,
her the title OF little poker tAr' /
the tennis courts. have given "
excellent start at golf.
Yes. / enjoy the gans q
much" was the sole comne;
Helen-auite a radical s,ateusr
the Berkeley girl. who ac.s II
than talks. Her father. who rsz'
does the talking for Helen. afz
that she is playing lust becHs I
a good change for her"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
The Referee

what ia the lowest batting per-
centaEc 10 ever win the champion
ship in the major lsagucs1-F. d.
Larry Doyle. with mark Of
go In 1915. Il the lowest figure
60 ever win In the National. while
Ty Cobb. with .5si In 1908. h Tho
lowest average to take the title
IN the American.
How long has Gene Tunncy been
fighting and was he ever knocked
out7-H. O..
Tunney started during the
world war nj campus In France
lie turned pro In 1919. lie has
never been knocked out. lie has
lost only one decision. that TO
Harry Grrb.
Please give all possible dope on
Sid Tsrris. prominent featherweighs
conicnder.-H. y. u.
Briefly. Tcrris has been fight
ing only y little over two years.
A. an amateur boxer he hung up
the remarkable record OF 30 con.
secuiiye victories. Since turning
pro lie has kept up his fine work
and Il considered coming cham
plon In the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Husky Five Sqvambs Whitman Cagers, IS to q
"BOnehead!"
MERKLE JOINS YANKs
StrategiSt!

Back iIi 1905 Fred MCf-
klc failed 10 touch second
he a game NTH Chicago.
Had he done so II WOuld
hare iroH the game, in
stead II ended ia q lie.
The race tOr that gear
also ended IN a tie. n was
necessary 10 play 0ror the
game NetC York should
hare icon. The Giants lost
and NTH The defeat Weut
The chance 10 play IN the
series.
McrkIe. a braiHy ball
player. merely orerlOoked
a slight techHicdiitB fail
are TO touch a base. n
happens scores Of times
GptrY year ~ the majors.
Because his error caused
The loss Of the peHHaHt.
and Nth II thousands OF
dollars, II has gone dotru
IN history as a colossal
bone.
Merkle became an object
OF ridicuic IN the baseball
World. A less courageous
player iroald hare quit,
but Mcrkle iiued Il doicn.
Noip the so-odlied "bone-
head" Mcrkic has been
hired bV no less a person
than Miller Higgins 10 BE-
his assistant al NcW York.
a member of his board Of
strategy. 4 fitting tribute
TO his ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Camp Eleven
Called Great

Football coaches arc pretty
well agreed that walter Camps
1894 AllAmerica, az published IN
Golfers Weekly. il one 0t the
greatest teams OF all time
The line u outstanding. with
such brilliant performers as
tiorrcll OF California. Gartisch
u the Army. mckinley Of Penn.
hyiRyinia. Welr OF Nebraska, and
other stars OF like ealibcr.
In the backncld there ~ tho
phenomenal Grange, and. eith
stuhldreher. perhaps the great,
ct quarter since walter Ecker
fnlly. 10 direct the team. {, would
be- hard to beat
Even Coach Knutc Rocinc,
whose Sotrn Dame team cor,
yiucly demonstrated It's right 10
30 called the college champions.
sommcnds SIR. Camps eleven.
despite tho fact that only one
Notro Dame man was placed on
-ach OF the three teams selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

nURING the recent meeting OF the
~ football coaches In New York.
they seemed q unit on one feature Of
tho playing rules that should be
tinkered with. the off-slde penalty.
The coaches are agreed that n five
yard penalty and the first down Is
entirely too severe.
The five.ymd penalty Is satisfac-
tory. but making II first down be.
cause Of the off.side work rs all
wrong. say the coaches.
a good many felt that the down
should not be changed as n result Of
the off.side feature, unless the five
yards slipped the team with the bail
took IT 10 point beyond the dis
lance 10 be gained. Then, Of course
1t would be first down.
PROFESSIONALLY this feature Of
play will be seriously considered at
the coming meeting Of the rules COM
mittee. II should
Kicking Off from the center Of tho
field, despite the fact that the tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

assent.
W. H. C''Bln'1 Lane, who has
admitted the sale Of the Salt
Lake Bees, providing he can
buy some other club, Vernon
preferred. was present. repre-
seniing the Utah aggregation.
Charley Gnhan. representing the
san Francisco club. was planning 20
disapproye OF any move TO change
the player limit
The games for the opening week,
April :. follow: Oakland at Sacra-
mento: Vernon at salt Lake: Seattle
at San Francisco. Portland at Los
Angeles
The big five" and the little
three" appeared 10 have altogether
merged into the eight OF us" the
dove OF peace fluttered in and took
perch. The Pacific Coas; league
Is apparently in accord with itself.
Walter johnson. Washington
pitcher, and his hacker. George
Weiss. were around the hotel,
trying 10 buy n club.
~ am sure nothing viii be
done by Johnson today" said
close friend Of the tall twirler.
Lane was seen in earnest con.
versation with DIR, r. T.. Stone.
agent for the Vernon club, hut
declared nothing had come OF
their confab.
I'm see stone later in the day, g
he said
Earl McNeeley, whose timely hit.
ting was one Of the reasons WASH
ington won the LOST worlds series,
was a visitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Saves Money!
Margaret Kelly Prescribcs
Correct Coli Grass

DREsENT1NG Margaret Kelly. a
= most unusual young lady. who is
almost Indispensable to our game OF
golf.
Miss Kelly ~ connected with the
scientific department Of tho Univcr.
sl,y OF California. At present she Is
supervising tho planting OF ESQ va.
rictios OF grasses In the federal gar.
den on the campus.
She is making careful examinations
for ycEcntiyo parts. sandbindlng and
ornamental qualities. also tho true
types Of grass which should DO used
on golf links
aiiss Kelly has already saved thou.
sands Of dollars TO golf clubs with
her advice on the latter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Bill T'ilden Says He'll Quit Playing Tenna
Net Champ
to Stick to
Writing En- Eli,
Tilden Tells Friend, ".
Thru When New A.
teur Rule Is opers5s
Ti HENRY l. FARRELL

NEW YORK Jan. is-w
~ r linden Worid's iennl, !.
piou. VIII announce IT'S r.,,,.-
from active competition ~,
VIII not defend his chsmsl,.s
thia year b. Els lsarBss ;.
from ono u Doc intimate fr.,s'
A. soon as the United =
Lawn Tennis assoeiatloa -,
the new amateur rule appr,r,. !
the executive committee. A y.
that is expected AZ the annual =.
ing Of the aa ociation hen,
month Tlhen viii announs /,
he o. boz accord with the MI
that Dc VIII have to retir !. 4
serve "a new intsrpretaties5
what constitutes an amaisuf
Tndcu'E retirement. Il Il AZ ,
not be- in The nature Of a 80
against the section Of ~ /.
WHICH provides that a playprs
cannot cover" t0urnsnr.
which he is competing. Ia, fr
be a move 70 prove the goos 4,
Of his contention that nsr,x,
work means more TO him ihas !.
uia
u was significant. hovur
view Of late Developments. thr !,
den wrote IN one OF his reosr, r
dicnted articles that be regafdst )
new rule "a8 a solution 10 tAs y;
ing problem. even II II may 4
me out OF national eompe;hie .
1895"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
BIG ROWING
SQUAD OUT

More than 100 crew candidates
answered Rusty" Callow's first
call at the University Of Wash
ington yesterday and five var.
siiy shells took the water for the
first practice session.
Callow IS getting right down
to business and, with his varsity
and frosh candidates on hand.
the Washington coach will soon
have them In line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Rating Made
Cff-Hand

THESE ratings were made by salt
l. IN tanning bee Monday and
werc made ofg,haud. without con
suitiug records.
Some OF the positions viii
cause n lot Of argument. Just
Hike any similar classification In
any line Of sport would. II =
merely one mans opinion. out
nevertheless interesting.
Several departments find close
competition tn Salts opinion Totl
Morgan. Eddie Csmpl and Jimmy
Duffy are three Of the greatest box
crs 10 ever step Ia a Seattle ring,
according 10 Salt. and he gives Nor
gan the edge as master q the
left jab. The same three figure
In tootwork. Morgan again bcins
given the edge.
There have been some stiff
right-handed punchcrs in Seattle,
including Travic Davis. Eddie
Pinkham and Steve Reynolds
hut Salt THINKS Marcario Flores
hits harder and more danger.
ousIy than any other for his
weight.
Davis had a wonderful right hook
when he was in his prime and pode
Bercot carries mean right hook
punch himself. Davis Is given the
call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
AboutFiights
and Fighters
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

NOU have seen all-Star
L teams of all kinds. in
Guiding the composite tennis
player, but it's seldom that n
similar rating is made of the
fighters.
Among the fighters who
have appeared in the North
west in the past 10 years no
one is better able TO judge
their ability in various lines
than Dan Salt, who has seen
them come and go for many,
many seasons.
salt lists die boys tn the various
departments of the game az follows.
IEfr JNB-rol MaFEan
RIGHT CROsS--Marcaria Finrrn
IEf-r HOok-reddy Ottara-
RIGHT nOOk-rfayit Davis
IrrERCIT-Mltkry King
FOOIwoRk--Tod Morran.
Ff.iNriNO-nmmy pufty
AuGRESstN ENES~-pods nHrcnL
INfIUHTiNC--nobbY ltarper,
RING SrRArECN-Hi.iy wright
IuoCkING AND DICkINts--Jtmny
Duffy
FINISHING oFroNENr Mickey
King.
COUNTER PUNCHING JohHny
U'Leary,
rowER or PUNCHING - Freddie
Maek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Wendell Favored
for Harvard Job

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. IA
Percy Wendell. former Williams
coach. who signed three.gear con.
tract TO coach football at Lehigh a
few days ago. may be named as the
Harvard coach at meeting Of the
Harvard athletic committee today.
Wendell. It is said. accepted the lie.
high offer with the understanding
that ne would be released II Harry
ard called him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Cobb Boosts
Jones; Says
He Has Class
TIY COBB Gays Sam Jones has more

U1Y COBB Gays Sam Jones has more
l. pitching poise than any other
twirIer in tho American league.
by pitching poise Cobb means base
ball brains. rhythm Of delivery and
marked fielding ability.
In addition TO poise. Cobb grants
that Jones has plenty Of stuff in
GLIDING a change Of pace that 10 un.
equaled by any other pitcher in the
majors.
According TO Cobb. Jones lacks
only aggressiYeness. II he was Of
the fighting type, that kept impress.
ing the batsmen with his great abil.
ity. he would be rs per cent more
efficient. thinks Cobb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
DO You KNOW
Cage RULES?

QUESTIONS
L. what Is the official in.
depreciation OF holding?
2. What is running with the
ball7
8 IL there any limit as TO
the number Of substitutes that.
can be used In the game?
ANSWERS
Holding is personal contact in
such wa that the action Of the
plnyer intcrteres with the oppon
cnt's freedom OF movement.
9 Advancing in any direction
while retaining possession u the
ball
g. There is no limit as to the
subsiitutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

d. mnny experts rated kcefor NJ onc
Of the best backs ever 10 enroll At
the Ann Aibor institution.
But the following fall Keefer was
found TO be ineligible. SO he left
Michigan nm dwas matriculated at
Brown. with his passing. Michigan
lost an excellent prospect.
Keefer is n chap who loves foot.
ball. His performance at Brown this
fall certainly stamps him as one Of
the best backs of the year. His
speed. dash. spirit and all make him
mighty valuable player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Browns Great Halfback Once
Played on Michigan Grid Team

ONE OF the outstanding backs OF
" the year was Jackson Keefer Of
Brown university Kcefer was n
star or the highest order. a fast,
elusive player and "A clever dodger
in the open. Keefer proved the big
noise on the Bruins attack.
Kcefer Is well known in the Middle
West Two years ago he was a mem.
Der OF the University OF Michigan
eleven He was sophomore at The
time. But his work WINS OF such high
caliber that Yost and bis assistants
expected great things OF him. Fact