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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

eyes e,nd Jaw her watching him.
Without any show Of shame or sur
prise ho flashed his ivory smile az
her quite na n n were tho most
ordinary thing IN tho world 10 BE-
caught kissing a blonde movie
actress whom you had iunt met
Then he showed Guldir gently out
~ lila arms. aaid something 20 her
out ~ tho corner OF his mouth. and
came toward May. smiling his on
gaging smile as he came.
Were you looking Tor moT' 10
asked ehecrfully, as no Strengthened
hla rumpled neckuo
why yes / was" May answered,
and her f-Hhnuld. worry smile waH
every BIT an radiant a. his own.
Il was looking Tor you 90 tell
you Two been thinking over your
offer OF marriage" aha went on,
"and Two decided I don't want sou.
Wouldn't have you Tor a Eift Too
bad. isn't itT'' Sha laughed aloud, "A
little devl OF malice IA her eyoa.
Then. as Dan said nothing. she
added: Possibly you've forgotten
that you did ask me 60 marry
you. about an hour ago Just DO
fore you fell for this blonde who
seems TO be- the newest 'only-woman.
i-eyer-loyed In your young llfol'
~ II abe OWNED that May was
talking about her. Goldio az this
moment came nwaying into tho car
and stood az Dams elbow. looking
up az him with eyes OF chlldliho In.
noconco Then aho calmly ~ n
ciEaro,. and smoked II. blowing tho
smoke from her rougod noatrllH'
II do remember. now that you
remind me OF IT," Dan said coolly'
Tut 60 tell tho truth. lt ala slip
my mind for a minute"
Ills tone was impudcn,. and Mays
slow gathering anger fiared up sud
denly,
II hope you realize that what you
DO doesn't mean thing In my life,
Dan spraguer' ahe cried. II
wouldn't caro- II you kissed avery
actress In Amorical But what fllls
mo with fury Il that you can treat
Cariotta this wayr'
(which way Dan asked inso-
lentiy. I'm Hure it'A my own bust
ness II I chat with a young woman
for 10 or IS minutes,
Yes. and besides. NO hunted all
over for you and couldn't find you"
Goidie Gay fibbed. ttlii with that
babyish look In her eyes. we hunt.
Cd all over the station. Where
wsro your
A, that May laughed again.
We'll" shs Eaid with cruel sweet.
ness. II lt'il 10 any satisfaction
20 sou 10 know Il =. was with
Ismuei Fishhack. and he's JUS, Of.
fcred to star me-
That. Of COURSE. was no, strictly
truo. Tlshbaek had not offered 70
atar her IN his films. bat only 20
giyc her a small part In one of
them But May wanted 10 teach
Goldle Gay not TO try 20 steal a
man from under her nose again.
40 rho nodded emphatieaily when
Goldie echoed
Hes offered to star you7
Eyes, hos on hts way 70 location
on, beyond los Altos now" she
sald. And I'm going nu, tbsre
tomorrow
Goddess face frightened. why.
that's where I'm goingr' shs cried
II didn't know Fishhack was film
lnE the Dose OF SPAIN 4 diroc-
tor used 70 work for gave mo a
little part In u. So It's Fish.
backs film. hnhf Thor say no has
his finger IN every plos'
As u sho was filled with sud.
den need for action. Goldle took
out her llps,iek and began 20 color
her llps violent red with tho little
tongue OF rouge.
'Fishhack's film. huh- she re-
peated. with tho slow smile Of ella.
conda on her face. And ne eaye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

One day Old Daddy craeknu,s
drove his automobile up the road
past the Twins garage.
Hello. Daddy called Nick.
"Helio!' answered the squirrel
gentleman sociably. as he waved his
tail at them. Having both hands
on the steering wheel he could wave
Them. Daddy was a very careful
driver and careful OF his car--vcry.
lie wasn't one-harded driver. not
for n minute.
M Hello. Daddy called Nancy.
And again the squirrel gentleman
called hello" and waved his tail
in greeting.
Daddy takes good care OF his
car" said Nick to Nancy. HE
always drives slowly. and keeps 1t
oiled and clean and in good order.
He has fewer repair bills than any
On the forest or meadow folk
r. But scarcely had he spoke when
Daddy's car. which had Just gone
- little distance past tho garage.
-ssame 10 n sudden stop.
-. ''Hc must have forgotten some.
Z thing" said Nancy Hes stopped
and coming back"
-. But Daddy didn't come back. The
Twins saw him juggling the gears
and brake this way and that and
finally get out and look at the en-.
gine.
"something must be wrong" said
Nick. Come on. Wen go and
help him"
So both OF the Twins went over
10 the place where Daddy Crack.
nuts was working with his car.
What's wrong Daddy?" asked
Nick. That's Just what | was GO
ing to ask YOU" said Mister Crack.
NUTS. Il can't find out what II is. g
~Mebbe It's your battery" said
Nick.
Daddy climbed into the car again
and stepped on tho starter and
turned the Tights on and off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

hls mouth pressed down upon hers;
Tho train rushed past a group Of
Mexican workmea who waved their
hats and jeered - the sight Of this
petting party. Neither Dan nor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

BaKnhAw last year and BnEsy tried
to make back OF. Of him, utiiiz-
ing his kicking Wright spent the
season on the bench.
This fall BaKshaw was up against
Il for guards and Wright asked for
chance to show wh., no could
do in the line. liking football so
well that no wanted 10 be in the
game some place or other
Baggy tried him NJ guard and no
was soon a fixture, playing the
big games at tina, position and do
lng sweet job OF w.
Pat Wilson was another example.
He reported as a fullback and vas
made over into tackle, and "a
corklng good one.
Elmer Tcsreau and George VIII
son started out In football M lines
men and were made into two OF the
finest backs that ever played on the
Coast
It's n real Job TO find the right
place for gridders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Minnesota Is
Upset in Big n
Ten This Year

TWO Of the biggest upsets in Big
= Ten gridIron play during the
last couple OF seasons were turned
In by Minnesota.
In 1924 great Illinois eleven
swept down on the Gopher strong.
hold bent on handing Minnesota a
neat lacing. In fact. such a thing
appeared a certainty after the way
the Zuppkc platoon had trounced
Michigan and some Of the other
Western conference teams. The
size Of the score the Him would
make was the only item in doubt
But when the smoke Of battle
had cleared II WIS Minnesota that
was on the long end OF 2O.7 score.
This fall Iowa marched into The
Gopher stadium doped TO whip the
Spears aggregation without any IN.
due trouble. Nick Kutsch & Co..
were all set for procession.
Hadn't Iowa eliminated Ohio state
and Illinois among other teams!
Yes, a Hawkeye victory looked GER
tain.
But once again. the men from
the North turned the old dope pail
upside down, trounclng the Iowsns
80 TO 0. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
O'HARA HELD
UP FOR DAY

TEDDY oHARA. CALIFORNIA; beat
loft handed sockcr who Is Ia
meet Ted Kraehc In tho main bout
at tho Crystal Pool next Tussday
night. was delayed day In leaving
San Francisco because Of a dentist
appointment, Matchmaker nlddy
Bishop received word from Tom sia-
loncy. oHara's manager. stating that
tho fighter had to keep a dentist ap.
pointment
Krarhc Is TO come here today from
Hoquiam 20 wind up his training At
Austin & Salts gymnasium. O'Harn
VIII get in town Saturday morning.
Dodo hereof, who has been off
training duty for the last two
months. will again take up condition
ing proccrs this week He snys ne
is going to set ready FOR future
matches and he hopes 10 meet tho
winner Of the Kruchc- Oiiara bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Sigma Chi in Finals

THE Sigma Chi team entered the
L finals in tho University OF
Washington fraternity league las;
night by beating the Delta Kappa
Epsilon OUTFIT IN n fAs, game. e
10 IL.
The Sigma Chi team forged
into a biz lead In the first half
being in front, 10 Ia { ut half
time. by virtue Of better pass.
inE game.
John Dalquist. the big blond guard
on the varsity squad, playing that
berth for the Dckss. was the best
man on the floor. but the team work
Of the winners plus the long.dlstance
shooting Of Monty snidcr. turned tho
lido for tho Sigma chi squad.
Lambda Chi and Alpha Sigs
are In the other semi. final
bracket, and will play next week
for the right 20 meet the Sigma
CHS In Tho finals,
The ultimate winner will clssh
with tho champions Of the indie
pcndenis for tho Intrnmural title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Rosenberg Won't Be Champ Long

THE first time that Phil Boscn
l. burg risks his title against a
first.class opponent there win be q
new worlds bantamweight cham
plon
California Joe Lynch IS better
than the average boxer, but he
isn't In championship class, and
vet he beat Rosenberg in 10
round fight in Oakland the other
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

was n successful season II he wa,
able TO recognize anything about
the game that reminded him Of
Willie Heston and Ted Coy.
To the third assistant team
manager. who spent the whole
year carrying water buckets.
sponges and ill.smelling sweat.
ers, IL was n successful season
the MINUTE 1T WAS OVER!
To tho Boy Scout usher e was a
successful season II he got at least
one OF the crowd OF 1000 in his
right seat the FIRST TIME.
TO the souvenir vendor II was a
l. successful season II he was
able to remember for any length OF
time which were the Stanford col.
ors and which the Washington.
To the expert Il was n successful
season II he called the dope right
on one game turnout the year and
was able TO convince his readers
that Il wasn't an ACCIDENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Fanls! Grid Season Was
q Great Success, If

tho the demon athlete Il was a
l. successful football season II he
got his name on an All.star solec.
ton and a professional contract.
To the spectator II was success.
ful season II he managed to get a
ticket 10 tho Homecoming game
without rcsorting TO political skull.
duggcry sandbagging or vulgar
gnte.crashing,
To the coach II was n sue
ccssful season II the referee
called 'em right, II his team got
the breaks and II the quarter.
backs noodle didn't turn 10 &C
mcnt In the tight spots.
To the dizzy young blonde in tho
field box II was successful season
II the star halfback paused on
route from tho l0.yard limo TO the
cnemy's goal on n touchdown run
to ask who's little ootscy.wootsey
was she7"
To the frantic mother IN the up
per stands II ,ods a successful sea
son " the bird ,oho divod for a
loose. bounding ball and tcuS
promptly buried under tum bling
mass Of shin bones, shoulder
blades, cienched fists and Ieothercd
helmets WAS NOT HER BoYi
TO the referee It was successful
season II he got out OF town with
his vcrtcbrne Intact, his reputation
stIll recognizable, his shoes In his
hands and check for meal money
at tho next ncIghboring village.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Lomski Next in Line

TNHE presen, crop Of fighters
L turned out by the Northwest Is
the best in the history OF the ring
game in this section.
Morgan was the first to win
worlds title and Leo LnmSh. the
Aberdeen middlewight, Is the
next in line to get crack Mt
championship.
Lomski looked great in all OF his
Seattle bouts during the past season
and has won two fights In Los An.
s-cles OF late In Impressive fashion.
Ie knocked out Eddie Roberts in five
rounds and while Roberts isn't the
best fighter in the game by any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

WHILE Bill Mckenzie looked
w pretty good in his first fight in
Everett Wednesday when he broke
Charley Ruskins' Jaw and knocked
him out in the first round. he needs
experience and lots Of II.
But the biggest danger i that
there won't be enough heavy
weights OF his own experience
for him TO meet.
Putting n green man Ike Mckenzie
in the ring with heavyweight who
knows too much for him may ruin
his chances OF development and yet
that's what Lonnie Austin may be
forced to do TO keep him busy. as
there aren't many big men available
in the Northwest 10 fight him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
No Opponents for Mckenzie

McKenrie's most serious draw.
back seems 10 be his huge bulk.
He handled himself well In the
little time that the Everett fight
lasted. moving around and
punching straight. How he would
fare against an Is5-pounder with
boxing skill and punch remains
TO be seen.
Jess willard WIS tho first man
since Jim Jeffries who got by on his
bulk. tho tendency being for the bes,
TO weigh In the neigh
borhood OF 1855 or 1870 pounds. That's
Jack Dempsey's Ideal fighting weight
and the same goes for Gene Tunney
Harry wills viii scale considerably
more than that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
COUGARS TO
START PLAY

VICTORIA. y. C., Dec Vie.
toria viii open the hockey season
here tonight against the Vancouver
Maroons. II will be the first game
OF the season for the victorians and
n big ticket sale Ia expected.
Vancouver after losing two
straight games. has broken into the
win column, defeating Saskatoon.
and should have moro experienced
team on the Ice than the Cougars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
SMITH AFTER
new CONTRACT

DERKELEY, Cal. Dec, ANDY
ID Smith. coach Of the University
of California football team, has been
offered o four-yeur renewal Of hin
contract al a salary Of $4,000 q year
n was officially reported around the
university today.
Details Of tho contract we're 10 be-
given out late today after the Asso.
clatcd Students executive council has
heard from smith. who - nov in
Chicago.
II n uncertain whether he viii
accept a four-year contract o. II ~
believed be has been holding out FOR
q longer term, either five or seven
years
Assistant Coach "Sibs" Pncs de-
MED that he had been offered the Job
Ia case smith declinrs Smith win
come back. Price said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Huskies May Barnstorm

A s F,dmundson. who acts as trainer
u for the football squad as well a.
coach % tho cage team. viii 10
South with tho Huskies II they play
football AZ Pasadena, the hoop men.
tor may take his basketball team on
n transforming trip in California
during tho Christmas holidays, Moth.
Ing IL definitely settled regarding
tho trip as yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
YOUNG JACK is
FIGHT WINNER

TACOMA. Dec s.--Tommy Dillon,
OF Winnipeg. ran into a tough Gus.
toner here last night, in the person
OF one Young Jack Dempsey. Of
Puyaliup, and lost six-round decl.
sion. Johnny Trambi,as, OF Port.
land. and Morgan Jones. OF Tacoma.
drew In six rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Two Heavies to
Box In Amateur
Matches Tonight

TACK JOHNSON'S coy 70 d
y nephew will appear in one OF
tho eight bouts on the program AZ
the weekly smoker az Austin &
Bishops gym, Ninth and Olive
streets, tonight Young Johnson,
whose full name IS Garfield A. John.
son, VIII be pltted against Bobby
Bu,nnon. Of Chchnlis. johnson scales
1856 and Brannon 100.
The other bouts are: Don Stewart
W Butler. Ted Birch vs.. Dug Hul.
man. VIII Morris vs.. Lloyd Andcr-
son. Emil Koenig vs.. Johnny NAL
le;u. joe Niece vs.. Tony Fuller.
Sammy Frey va. Kid Burns, Mike
Wilson IS. Bob James.
Ted whitman viii referee the
matches and Joe Hnrrahan and
Harry Casey win be the judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

offer the United Press learned 10.
day - w.
Jack Bsnefiel, representing me
Pacific Coast conference. conferred
today with Clark shaughnessy. Tv
lane coach. They went over m.
proposition 10 detail, but shaugb-
messy advised Benenel he could tsks
no action without permission Of
other university officials
ShauShnessy promised 10 wire nh,
athletic director. who is attending
a meeting OF the Southern confer.
ence directors at Athens, yester.
day and the Tulane president al
New Orleans seeking their indor..-
ment Of the trip 10 the Coast
Benefiel, however, was gloomy
about the prospects Of reaching an
agreement With Tulane and indi-
Gated his next conferences would
BE- with Pittsburg and Alabama In
the order named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

Next Game Wednesday

THE next game on tap for the
4 Husky five is scheduled for
Wednesday In the varsity gym.
when the varsity boys will tangle
with the Halls Business college ag,
Ercgation, Tho latter team Is made
up Of former college and PREP starr.
and IL a member Of the CITY league
Edmunds0n win continue with a
heavy schedule OF practice Tits thru
tho Christmas holidays. tho regular
season opening In early January,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

~ he Is sophomore In the law
school no viii atill have two year,
o. competition in tho South. aitho
forced to lay on this coming season.
Wilde was tho best miller turned
out AZ Washington since the days
ot Paul clyde. He won the Coast
conference race here last spring.
running tho four laps under 4.2s.
He also did well In the national
Championships al Chicago at the fin.
ish OF the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
PLAY FOR GRID
TITLE OF IDAHO

KELLOGG. Ida. Dec s.-RclloEg
and Firth high schools were TO play
this afternoon FOR tho intcrschoIas-
tic football championship Of Idaho.
Neither team has suffered defeat
30 FAR this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
SCHAEFER AND
HOREMANS SIGN

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.--Edouard Hore.
mans and Young Jake schaefer plan
10 meet In return 1872 balk line
billiard championship match in
Philadelphia within the next 30 days
HoremRns defeated Schaefer and
took the world title here Wedncs-
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

The title wasn't AZ stake because
both men were over the weight limit.
Rosenberg Is one Of those safety.
first champions.
II Vic Foley. who can make the
lis.pound weight. can ever land n
match with Rosenberg the North.
west may have another worlds
champion as Foley Is every bit AZ
good az Lynch, II not better. being
bit more versatile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
SAINTS SIGN
SAME PILOT

ST, PAUL, MINI, DOC, i.-s-Nlok
Allen, who has managed tho Saints
bel club for the past two years,
has signed contract 10 manage
them another season. Allen pilotod
the team 10 championship IN his
first year and the Saints finished
third last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Aggies Arrive
in Los Angeles

I os ANGELES, Dee 4 Foot
IL hall warriors ~ the Oregon
Agricultural cNllaEr, 90 vtrung
arrived here to-day and pbriicir
psIrd Ia their last workout before
the game with tho University -
Southern California tomorrow
on comparison 81 performance
this season. the two teams arc
very evenly matched Both de-
fcAtcd Montana by tho same
srgrc. 80 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. s.--Four star
players on leading Southern football
teams have been asked TO play in an
amateur game against an all.wcst.
orn team in San Francisco December
20. The Southern men selected are:
Wyckoff. Georgia Tech; Flournoy.
Tulane: Hubert, Alabama. and Wake.
field. Vanderbilt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

NOR years Morgan had a Tcpu'"'
l. ton OF being a YOUNG poAli's
master. but nobody gave him any
credit for punching ability,
The main reason that Morgan
never showed much OF u wailop
before was because he was pro
tecting brittle hands He broke
his left hand couple OF times
that forced him into long, eN'
pensiye layotfs.
Morgan could beat the average
selling platter by his ring skin alone
and he was smart enough not 10
inJure his hands,
When the time came Morgan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
ELEVEN SCORES
ONLY IL POINTS

Otttrbcin university IN tho Ohio
conference only scored IL points all
season. making them against III.
ram. II lost six games and tied
two. Opposing teams counted 1884
points. Dayton, with IS, getting tho
largest score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
Morgan Has Necessary Punch

showed Ne Ind INC WNII"F -
ming Rallarino one Of the toughest
customers al his weight In th'
worla in Los Angeles wednesday
Only Bailarlno's bull strength
ever kept him OF his feet un'i,
the 10th round, when the towel
saved him trom further pun
Ishmrnt In tho last session.
Morgan IL a why younss'er ahu
ne gets his punching power from
correct leverage in hts hitting using
every ounce OF his weight in level
ing his blows. particularly with ms
right hand. which he shoots straight
and fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
BUY PITCHER

MILWAUKEE, Dec, 4.-"spock''
Burke, pitcher, has been signed by
tho milwaukee, Brewers Of the Amer.
lean association for next season.
Burke came Mp from Albert Lea, OF
the Southern Minnesota league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

VANCOUVER. h. C. Dec. 4.-The
Vancouver MaroonE last night dc
featcd Victoria here in the Cougars'
first start this season. TO /. The
Maroons had too much stuff for
tho Cougars and took an carly lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

Archie Stuart never thought that
there were az many bunkcrs in the
world as he discovered down in
Oregon.
Bill Steedman Is thru with the
solf.in.the-fog play. Being minus
six balls at the end of four holes is
enough to cure any scotchman.
Police Serg. Ed Griffin has at
least made business very brisk in the
sporting goods stores since he took
UP golf. Four full sets Of golf clubs.
two righthanded and two lefthand.
cd, and several comlcal looking
sticks arc his.
Harry Converse has taken on so
much weight lately that II Ia affect.
ing his follow thru.
Wonder II Roy Campbell named
his last ice cream dainties-'Dixles"
after his old links crony, n. a.
CDfxie } fIcaBerl
The Terrell brothers, Lew and
George broadcasting: III we can get
what we think Is the proper stroke
allowance, we will play any two
sra IN the country"
Dune Albright IL not the best golf.
sr at fnglewood. but he certainly has
plenty OF class when he dons his
rainbow Jacket.
Police Captain Charlie Dolphin
hns Just returned from trip "a
gan Francisco, where he spent his
vacation showing tho natives sew
eral pointers in the art Of diyot
digging
Gene IIatton. the W. X. habcr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

Husky ira c X
Hquad ext
spring
wilde III
leave Washing.
ton at the end OF
the current
a uArter "A n d
plans 20 enter
either California
or Stanford IN
she spring
His change Of
rcHidcno1 viii
imam ffyHf he
loses q year 81
...n.rDtLlI.u -
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means stopping him In such short
order Is quite feat.
Lomski followed up this victory by
winning decision over Ted Moore.
the crack Engllshman.
The Aberdeen blond, like
Morgan. Is an allaround per,
former. lacking only Morgan's
experience and triekery In the
ring. The latter win come with
each succeeding fight.
Lomski Is more OF n natural punch.
or than Morgan and II he isn't rushed
too fast Il won't be long until LomsSSi
viii be fighting Harry Grrb for tho
worlds honors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04

MOT only is Morgan clever In the
IN the ring. but he has the longest
reach OF any Of the leading little fel'
lows and he uses this physical nd
VANTAGE to the utmost,
He has a clever lett hand
which he uses both as defens-
I've and offensive weapon.
And with this reach he has real
speed. being fast on his feet and with
his hands.
Seattle has never seen boxer who
bounces around the ring as continu'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-04
CLIPS SWIM MARIN

DETROIT. Dec. 4.--Swimming 100
yards breast stroke style in one
minute, 234-5 seconds, Miss Agnes
Geraghty of New York clipped two
FUN seconds from her former world
record.