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New Britain herald., 1925-11-09
Objected to Name

Mrs. Catherine Elephant appeared In London divorce court recently and told Justice 3ateson that she had never liked the name Of Ele- plant and that at the time of her marriage she had asked her hus- hand to take the name. Of Elefand. He agreed to this, she said, and for several years they lived together happily. Eventually. however. the disposition Of Mir. Elephant toward lis spouse underwent q change, the petitioner continued, and one day her husband tore up all the papers bearing the name of Elefand. and announced that thereafter they were MT. and Mrs. Elephant. Thereupon she went 10 court to seek separa- ton which the court granted.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-09
MAYOR HAS MARROW ESCAPE

Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa found II advisable to "step on the gas" at the Main street crossing Saturday night when the gates descended as he was part way across the tracks. No damage resulted. but the execu- tive's sedan narrowly escaped being struck,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-09

An agency in Paris supplies bridesmaids for wedding parties.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-09
SCIENTISTS DOUBT POSSIBILITY
 OF PREDICTING SIJMMERLESS YEAR
Several Take Issue With
 Browne Who Says Next Year Will Be Very Cold.

Geneva, Nov. Q CP)--Dr Heunut Cans, swiss scientist who is direu- tor of tho biological station al Lung, Austria, says he cannot understand why Herbert Janvrin Browne. ocean metcoroogist of Washington, D. C., mentioned him among other Euro peans as supporting Mir. Browne's forecast that the year 1926 wou, be. like 1918. the year without summer" and prove menace 10 the worlds grain crops.
 Mir. Browne made his statement at Wellesley, Mass, September g3 in an address before the 1@th an- nual business conference. Dr. Cans in q statement forwarded here from Lung says he does not know Mir. Browne and that he does not pn- dorstanl why his name vas attached 10 any such prophecy.
 pr. Cans expresses the belief that as the worlds climate often has changed it will change in the future again, 'in other words, there is some periodicty.'
 "Howevcr," the statement adds, "it is absolutely impossible 10 de- terminc the character of q single year. lt is probable that we shali have some severe winters and some hot and dry summers to say more is quite impossible"
 Thinks Browne Wrong
 Oslo, Norway. Nov. 2 Pt-nr Hesselberg, chief of the Oslo meteor oogical bureau, says he does not think that Herbert JanNrin Browne is right in his forecast that next year there will be no summer. He conCurs with Mir Browne that there n4s been less solar activity lately than usual: that the radiation from the sun therefore has been decroas- ing, but he does not agree with Mr. BroWneS assumption that this phenomenon will bring about a coI'l summer.
 Both Dr. Ilnssclbcrg and Dr. Fritjof Nausen, the explorer are Of the opinion that the diminished so- lar activity will he follow ed by a de- crease in atmospheric circulation. They predict less wind and few storms. Where northcrly winds pre- vail. these winds will be lighter and the climate will be milder. On the other hand. where southorly winds prevail. it will be cooler. Thus. they assert. inc influence of the decreased solar activity will he different In diff tcrent parts Of the globe.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-09
War Iails to Ind WAT

w. o,r- to'I. aud ve all hc- l.,,1 that war woulI destroy war w. know now full well that the truth is u,t tuc reverse Of that. Wars Ho q, sfrov many precious things. --'i',S. propclty, spiritual 'us. Hrrismps, understanding and lolr. The very fabric Of society is
 rs'royal by war That "" now know. Never. never. has war do- s'roy"d war. Always and at all 'lmce "nr has bred lies and created u'rusc ha'r"ds invoked tbe lowest .r. has,s' in Us. No. war cannot be destroyed by war. II is only r"a- so. and understanding, and above a0 good will that can destroy war and bring certain peare on earth.
 We wore told that rhe war would make The world safe for Iumocrary' We have Dcarned that u~rur vas the world so unsafe for democracy as during and after inc war. Democracy vas houfed every where, deportod, and driven 10 hid
New Britain herald., 1925-11-09

hear, the broa1casting interest held, and can instantly shut off unJeslred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Smith VIII
Continue as
Bear Coach

PERkELEY, Cal. Dec. 5.-Andy
u Smith, coach OF the University
OF California football squad, will
hold his job until january /. 1881.
at least.
smith, in telegram received
last night, accepted the four.year
extension contract offered him by
the associated students. The wire
was filed from Philadelphia, Smith
now being in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Star Center Is
Lost to Vandal
Basket Quintet

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. Dec.
y 5.-with tho ending Of the
third week of basketball practice
hero for the Idaho Vandais. the
sauad has been cut to 20 players
and plans are completed for the
annual Christmas holiday barn
stormlng trip thru Eastern Wash.
lngton and Northern Idaho.
-four lctterrnen are back with the
team for early practice and two
moro were expected TO turn out
Monday. The loss OF Ralph Erick.
son, last years center who received
broken leg in the game with
Creighton recently has left the Job
open without a capable man to
I'll II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

plCtuIt az DJdlllOlu'
lllman, n big fullback, has
finished at Montana.
U. S. c. Ia bottor fixed than any
other team. not losing any OF It's
really big stars.
Idaho Loses Star End
Nelson, clever end has finished
nt Idaho. Tho majority OF the
Vnndals win bo bnclS, however.
Other players nro coming. mp to
replace these mon and several stars
have moro competition ahead OF
Thorn,
Kelly has another year Mt
Montana. lie has been the
Consfs most colorful performer
for the past two years.
Drury. Taylor and Adams should
be among the best performers In
tho country next year. These Tro.
jan stars we're placed on many All.
Coast teams this season
Other Stars Returning
o. A. c. win hive Schulcrich
rcady for backflcld duty again,
while Guttormscn, BonRmy, Cutting
and Louie Tesrcnu, along with n
flock OF others, return to Washing.
ton.
California will have TO rebuild,
but has two fine performers com.
Ing baclS in Griffin and Miller.
Orcgon's team this year con.
sisted largely OF juniors, and
the Wcbiootcrs, II they ever get
their coaching problem straight.
oned out, should bo dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
BRUINS SPEED.
CINDER TRACK

UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA
Dec with tho completion of tho
renovation of tho California quarter.
mile track, the Bruin. spike artists
viii have ono OF the fastest ovals in
the entire West.
a new surface OF cinders Is being
laid upon the track which should
speed 1t up n great deal. Instead or
tho former four turns in tho 4do r,n
tho track has now only two. This
should speed 1t up by at lenst n
tenth of a second, according 10
Coach Walter Christie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
BIG ATHLETIC
PROGRAM SET

Among the athletic events that
Will feature Philadelphia sesuui.
centennial celebration beginning
June !. viii be national canoe cham
plonShlps, swimming title events Tor
men. American Henley regatta.
mounted police gymnastics mara
thon race from Valley Forge to the
big stadium, the national A. \. O..
track and championships june e.
Is and IS. and the women's ma
tlonal track and field sports In July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
DECIDE PRO
GRID TITLE

CETrLEAiEST Of thr local semi.
- pro football title viii be made
Sunday when the West Seattle a.
e and The jefferson Park eleven
clash at the new Jefferson park
field across from the snlf links
These two teams arc considered
the strongest 10 the northwest
part Of the state. so lively tussle
is expected,
Both of the teams arc com.
posed almost entirely of former
college and high school stars.
West Seattle has lined up a
good array Of talent with
kracrunas ut end; Rob Corbcit
and Ivan Jones at halves. and
Mitchell. good line plungcr.
at iuliback
Jefferson has collected large
aggregation Of stars the best known
Of whom ARE Ted Ahnrr and Bin
smith, eco pound tackles, Gauit
steele and BY Wise. ends and Len
McCutchcou hatfback
Both coBchcs. InIln Solon. Of
West Seattle and Claude Norris. OF
jefferson. have pointed their grid.
ders for the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
LYNDEN HAS
CAGERS WORK

LYNDEN, wash, Dec 5.-Conch
Rockey, Of tho Lyndcn high school
quintet, has called basketball prac.
lice and q big force OF players nro
turning out under him daily. ~ the
Northwest District Basketball tour.
namcnt viii be held hero in 1926,
Hockey rs working hard to put his
team in tho plnyoff
The new high school gymnasium
Is aiding tho players turning out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Sibley to Play
for Northwest
Billiard Title

THAsE sIBLEY. Of Pope & sib
v ley'a Billiard parlorp, has two
tournaments coming up for cue
fans this winter Henry solomon
% spokane. Northwest billiard
champion. viii meet sibley soon Tor
the title.
Another match FOR the inter elites
title VIII bc staged between Doc
King. Of Tacoma: Blny Sutherland.
OF Belllngham. and Chase Smiley.
OF Seattle. No definite time has
been Sc, as yet for The match.
Tournaments are being held ire,
auently AZ Pope q Sibiey's during
the week. with Sihlcy appearing in
several exhibition matches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Trojans and
Aggies Wind
Up Grid Year

I Os ANGELES. Dee 5,-T " o
II teams will wind up tho Pacific
Coast conference here this afternoon
when the Oregon Angles and the L.
s c Trojaus clash In the final game
ur the year
THE AgEirs arc given the best 81
the dope on the betting sheet since
the TroJans' defeat last Saturday by
Washington State. The o. A, G. grid.
dsrs have looked good against all the
teams they have met this season and
are considered strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
10000 FANS
TO SEE RED

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Rcd Grange
and his Chicago Bears will go down
In defeat before the New York foot.
ball giants Sunday by two touch.
downs to one. Coach FoIwell Of the
Giants predicted todny. 4 crowd
we'll over 10000 has already invested
in tickets 20 see him make good his
threat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

ton and Stanford as wen Bs 90 the
Olympic cluh On aggregation % cN-
college stars,
CALIFORNIA; rccoul. however. was
one ot tho hest hung up In quite
stretch, For any outfit capable
OF skipping thru a pair Of sue,
ceSsivc seasons without meeting a
reverse, let alone doing the trick
five years In a row, is indeed &C,
complishing the unusual In present,
day grid play,
Tad Jones team al Yale. with a
great 1894 year. started or nicely
again, only TO fail before Penn and
Princeton. The defeat al the hands
Of tho Tigers was fair surprise,
ass the Bulldogs went into the
tracas a fayorite TO win. on top
OF the two whippinsS, Harvard
came along and held Tad Jones
team to a scoreless tie.
DEM. after a splendid season
L year ago, met defeat in the
Tits with Illinois and Pittsburg
The Quakers simply tried TO bite
or too big a chunk and. after
beating Brown. Yale and Chicago
on successive week ends, cracked
under tho strain
Notre Dame. with green.
inexperienced aggregation, did
well, all things considered. tho.
OF course, IL was far from tho
championship team Of the year
before. The Rockue crowd
dropped two tilts, one to Army
and the other to Nebraska. IL
was also tied BY Penn State.
Illinois and the great Grange
dropped three Of IT'S first four
games. then came back to grab the
next quartet in row
CHICAGO. 1894 Big Ten cham
" plon. lost four tits and tied one
out OF eight played. Penn, Illinois.
Dartmouth and wIsco all
whipped the Maroons. while Ohio
state gained a SO count. II was
one OF the worst seasons a siags-
coached team experienced in Ions
time
Harvard had anything but a sue,
cessful season, losing TO Holy
Cross. Dartmouth and Princeton.
The tie tilt with Yale partially
erased the earlier defeats in the
minds OF Crimson followers, how.
ever.
Georgia Tech. the Golden
Tornado Of other years. enjoy
ed just a fair campaign. being
defeated by both Alabama and
Notre Dame Little Centre col
Iege, one Of the most widely
discussed teams in the country
a few years ago, fell farther
back in the rut. winning but
two games.
All in all Il was quite dis.
astrous season for the leading
teams OF more recent years. With
the downfall Of California. Yale
and Penn perhaps standing out
most conspicuously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

lffhA Nn4Als
A telegram 81 acceptance was
received by Jack ncncrel. Eradu-
ate manager Of tho University OF
Oregon. representing tho Pacific
Coast IN the securing OF tho game.
u was learned
Bcncncl would mako no comment
but five minutes AFTER he had been
handed the telegram he was on his
way 90 train 20 Tuscaloosa. Ala.
The IIusklcs football squad was 90
meet with President Henry suEHllo
sunday morning at 1880 to decide
whether or not the Washington team
win participate IN tho Pasadena
game.
Tho wire vote from graduate man,
ayers % the coast conference was not
expected this afternoon at the office
OF tho 4, $. T. W, but word would
be received late tonight or
Sunday,
Washington. OF course. IL the log
teal choice but official confirmation
has not yet como from tho other
sources.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
WILL STAGE
TURKEY SHOOT

The Sunset Gun Club viii hold
their Christmas turkey shoot sun.
day, December T. Ten bird events.
fiye-man squads will be run. as
well as specials. Shooting starts
promptly at $3.50 Plans are now
being made for the building OF a
clubhouse as well as installing an.
other automatic trap OF latest make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

Egbert BriX and Erickson.
Mauntz. Oregon's fine end, and big
Shields, the huge Webfooter guard, have
played their last college football. Little
Anderson, the clever-passing quarterback,
is also out
Dixon, considered one of the best tackles
in the West has finished at o. A. C.
California is hard hit by the loss of Carl
son, Inlay, Dixon Carey, Rau, Nell, Huber
and several lesser lights.
Shipkey, star end, and Nevers, a really
great fullback, pass out of the football
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
ALGER ROBBED

los ANGELES. Dec ST. Tommy
O'Brlcn won a doubtful decision here
last night over Billy Algcr, Arizona
fighter. In 10 rounds at tho Holy,
wood stadium. Tho fight might have
been called a draw without any beef.
ing on tho part OF the fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
THE LINEIPS.
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

Major Goodscll. the worlds scull.
ing champion. has accepted Tom
sauls challenge TO n match for tho
title. The details have not yet been
The race is expected TO
be rowcd in Sydney. Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
LEADS CAGERS

NOTRE DAME, Dec Vincent
McNally. OF Philadelphia. has been
chosen captain OF the Notro Dame
hoop team for the coming season.
Joe Dicnhart. former captain. has
withdrawn from school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

smith, an end, shows fine prom.
isc' Jones, the huge fullbacl,,
is another star 10 watch next
year.
swan, Boguc and Hyland ar,
figured to mako football history n,
Stanford next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

wonderful guard rs quito a boost
Tor palquist
nhlquist, sophomore az wash
lngton, is turning ont for O guard
berth ON tho Husky quintet. and
while he has few OF tho finer
tricks N guarding 20 learn as yet,
he is very active FOR such a bis
man. follows Tho b1il we'll and
knows what 10 do with II when he
gets II
Coach Edmundson IN particularly
enthusiastic about Dalquisrs worl,
aud says that he should he ono OF
the hest guards he has had here
with moro experience,
II Daiquist fulnlls his present
promise Washington should have
an efficient pair Of guards this sen,
son. as Grafton Hale. the skipper
u tho team. wlli be stationed al
tho other guard post and there
aren't any better men AZ this posi-
ton In the West than Hale,
Jesse" James, who was one Of
the biz stars In tho Church and
city leagues for several bsaaonn. IL
another newcomer who VIII make q
strong bid for regular Job He's
a forward. aud a mighty clever one.
al schuaa has the inside track
FOR tho other forward position,
Don Day and Dick Gross arc also
going we'll at forward.
Herman nriE and Ralph Jewell
arr the leading center candidates
with Tony Gri,eh making a bid FOR
this position,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Post Team Plsy,

A FTER watching The IA. 4
Il the sidelines for q, i
month. Tom corbet. M1,s +,
halfhack. viii be ready n y
Sunday in the other sait-,l !
same The Post team iaats, \
Carbonate at West ssstts
Tommy Barwich hr y,
shifted TO center hall 10 ~
feImar liannus, the I'll
center forward Of th, Clsr.
The Post eleven win ak hI,
a new forward combi,ri,
Red Mcmillan win ply nss
right and Al Howe ha. b.s|
shifted TO outside rish. M
gives the Soldiers ygs|
pair OF wing men.
Pittson. Naples goalls, tu
almost invulnerable he ax |
games, and the Cartons an
pected TO have a tough In, 4
ing II he is in form. San n
Jimmy Craig and Jim NslS1
n tight defense game for ih. |
bous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
TULANE PLAYS
N. Y. ELEVEN

NEW YORK, Dec 5.-Tulane uni
sersity, Of New Orleans, tied for the
Bouthern conference championship
in the past football season. ~
scheduled TO play tho New York
university eleven here next season
in tho Yankee stadium on Octo.
Der 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
TWO TEAMS LEAD

Syracuse is the only college be-
sides Cornell which has won more
than one intercollegiate crosscoun-
try championship. Syracuse has
won four and Cornell II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
OPPOSE PLAYING

ST LOUIS, Mo- Dec Ed
Weir captain Of the University Of
Nebraska Friddcrg. may not play
in the AlisRf East. West game,
The Missouri Galley conference Of.
ficlals asr opposed 10 his playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
STOP STREAK

NEW YORK. Dec, 8. Icy
schwartz, local flywelght, won tho
decision over Ernie Jarvis, Enpllah
boxer who has been making auch n
sensation hero, last night in mai,
l0.round bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Brown Trophy Pay

DIVISION : teams III y
~ Sunday for the BnEn 4
trophy. with the yikinE ~
ing 10 Renton 10 NEE, th. ~
Tigers. and the Buildss !
team and Burnett clashlns q
ton.
The first game starts Al -
the second al / O'Clock,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

THE 1895 football season was am
i exceedingly touEh one Tor sew
cwl major college teams,
More than ono sensational string
OF successes was halted during tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
STAGE SWIM
TOURNAMENT

The swimming team OF Princeton
has arranged a dunl meet with the
u. s. Naval acndemy's nntntorB for
next year. II will be held March G..
Officials OF both schools plan to
llako the meeting an annual affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
IWo Gam
In Senio,
Diuisioa
Fair F of : Tu..le. seb,s,,
for Second Diw:'
Elevens
BY Peter s.Ls

80 AS TO preaeni
~ ,,,. front to the Bad u
pm inner, r.. when # essl.,s -
ssinlflnal round for -
soeeer cup. TODD ha,.N
I'neup around. Tie ~
play al Renton sune,, !
Bert klri,SoOd, VI. !.
PLAYING iullbael,, i =
Forward In the rsyi,.s e e,
non, ION and Brown rss, 3, "
h'rkNood's post Tier. \
chance That doe J,,,.,
The other fullbaek. win p \.
~ The lineup as h. / I, I.
town, Gus Gimnes., d, y.
Franklin high school y, =
be In the forward linz !, u
OF Lapansly's ab..ng
hirhwood viii be s.nt b.
his old position.
In Rudy Dernac ana l..
otts. the Miners ar. r,s.. !,
strong Todd te.
work with Jimmy strmr u
the defense.
The teams are EXPECTED ,,s,.I
as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

chase which per
haps has known
no equal Ia the
way OF startling
upscts and form
Tvycrs8lS
California.
Yale, Penn and
y otrc Dam e.
o u tstan ding
cltyens In 1894.
wcro tripped in
tho course ~
activities The
Golden Hears
uet defeat Tor
the first time In
six seasons ios.
iuE 10 Washing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

players as their equals
Harry Kelly, Of Chesps
there Is no sense in seeplns
score. 1t only leads TO c'pss'
mcnt.
After playing IS holes a. , US
End last sunday sam h Vii
marked. 81 feel great! ocus ,
is holes more" This IS ''i
proving his lie
A jiggu, says Jim S.XsI
Invaluable weapon for .Sv
nroach ON meeting tho nN M,
unfriendly Boston bull IN ~
bnck yard.
In Just a few weeks ,,,sp
Charlie Anderson will y csl,r
old trick again-soins "
for the winter
The arrival Of 1875 "'n ;, 80" IN
nm increase in tho prlo'V'
DO your shopping now
Rob Robertson hit his 'El
bali less than six month. .n,,s ..bc'
he is telling his tcac"'
should be done
Inglcwood members ,,,,"" Sa
work on the new V,..sr,a NJ
started until they csc.11yap1iI
was only Prcxy D. Il. Out =
hagen digging h'us''
bunker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
ALABAMA UNIVERSITY ACCEPTS PASADENA B1
of
South to
Play

.uCAGO Dec O.
Alabama uni
yerslty has ac
copied AN offer
from tho Uni
Ncrsity Of Wash
ingtou 60 play
tho Tournament
OF Roses game
ON New Years
day OF this year,
Il was authorit-
atiycly learned
by tho United
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Many Fine Grid Stars Are
Thru i'm Coast Conference
Washington Loses Two Great Backs, While Califor-
MIA Is Hardest Hit of Any Team Ernie
Nevers Thru at Stanford

( GRADUATION and the conference ruling prohibiting
players from participating in than three gridron
seasons are taking their usual toll of football in the
Pacific Coast Conference
Washington loses four e+ars IN Cooroo u;I.o, u.,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
OREGON CAGE
TEAM DIVIDE

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
5.Frosh basketball SQUADS W
out here under Coach Ear N's
being divided into two divs'1'
practicing at a different ti7. i
lie has adopted this method Z
care Of the large number q -
hoop candidates turning out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
ROCKSON LOSE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. sTAD
Rockson, the Montana nai's'
beaten here las; night oy =,
Muskie in a slow bout. The $
fighter had little trouble Nln'ls
lccislon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

The one doubtful place on
the Washington basketball
team is center and Ralph
Terrell is making a strong
bid for the position. He ras
a member Of the first-sirtHg
squad last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

Frank Fuqua is chief of the traffic
department, but when it comes to
putting tho Go" or STOP" on n
golf ball he Is something else again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

Is
Cage Star
in Making
Basketball Followers Lik-
en- Him to Jimmy Bryan,
One Of Our Best
MOTHER Jimmy

MOTHER Jimmy
Bryan
That's what
the basketball
followers think
Of John Dalquist.
tho strappinE
Richmond boy
turning out for
tho Washington
vanity basket
bail team And
az Bryan was "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

After taking about five hours TO
play rs holes at Beacon nm. Jack
McBain Is now convinced that fish
and frogs frequent the links as well
rs the ponds.