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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
SEEK WINNING COACH REGARDLESS OF SALARY


Of Illinois and other distinguished football mentor,
They know football players, therefore ,hey sbrs
know a winning coach They have been reqIestsS =
recommend material 10 FIJI the job Of hosting VA
inpton u. into football prominence.
When Knute ROckne played an end position for y.,
Dame no one expected him 70 develop into one o. -
most famous football coaches the game has prodsss
Such is fame Perhaps Washington u. win Be- Il.
means Of making an unknown coach today fsws~
when the 1925 Missouri Valley season closes.
Anyway, snug income awaits the coach who ess h
something with next years football entry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

morning after Willie Levy trr,
from the badly eoaanls,s
Lynch.
Probably as he stan.s "a, ,
tin Is not a great fgh,r ,
fighters have been really ~
his age. II. Perhaps 4, al.
velop. A whole lot dep.a., a,
the championship affects -
gives some fighters eouh.,,q
polse.
Others become terribie ffa.-
champions. The poaltli.y Z
feat and the consequent ku Z.
valuable crown seem % Ia
them Lynch. for lnsasss. u
fought his best when lasir
the bantam title. Goiarsa
probably fight better nsv Ia,
has nothing at stake. Ths ~
terestlng fights jess wEss
made came after Dezssg
whipped him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

CT LOUIS, Jan ia salary between $4,000 and
- $4,000 awaits coach who will develop win
ming football machine for the Washington university
squad of ST. Louis.
Which proves that higher education is becoming
quite conspicuous on the football field
When Washington L. went thru its schedule IN the
Missouri Valley conference this past season without
scoring single touchdown the eyes OF the athletic fac
uty opened
Here was a college located in the sixth city of the
country with misfit football team.
Over in Columbia. Mo-, go o'clock village" the Val
lev champions were produced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
PREP HOOPERS
PLAY TUESDAY

Tho second round OF basketball
games in the high school league is
scheduled for Tuesday afternoon with
the Garfield.West Seattle game at
West Seattle being the feature game
OF the day. both teams having won
their first starts.
Broadway goes to Queen Anne, Bal.
lard plays at Franklin and Roosevelt
goes to Lincoln in the other games
OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
He's Windmill

MARTIN is not partleallfiy Z
Nl esting in action. He's e.
those windmills who pune I'm
angles and seemingly nas
Why they nicknarned hin Car
hall is a mystery 10 ne Ban
would be vastly better. A al
bail Is destructive. buckets, b .
~ annoying. There is rcihin:
astinE about Martin.
Eastern scribes are ealing i
second Battling Nelson. bezrs
can stand up under pszs.-1
wear the other fellow ou; al .
como on 10 win. ms ~
fighter would have fitted 4 :
the general scheme o. ihEs
years ago when finish fshh =
popular. A Battling Nessoi y
not get very far in the 81 z
and twelye-rounders Of ioaEy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Maple Grove
Links Open
on Tuesday
George Eddy's Course
and Club, at Foster
Station, Now Ready
BY ALIEN c. ROSE

WHEN seaiil6 Wakrd up, t0m0T
w row morning. u viii lind am
other solt course added 20 The lisl, Do
cause George Eddy. formerly PRO
fessiouaI Of tho Darlington Coli and
Country club. VIII throw open for
play tho Maple Grove Golf clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Jimmy McLarnin ON
Way to Vancouver

LOS ANGELES. Jan. l9-Jimmy
McLarnin, who topped his boxing
career in Southern California with
n 10.round win over Fidol La Bar.
bn. Is on his way to Vancouver.
u. c., for months rest in the
Northern country. McIarnln Ia not
scheduled TO fight while in the
North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
boutFiights
and Fighters
BY LEO ii. LASSEN

DOR the past few years
i welterweight and feath-
erweights have dominated the
fight game in the Northwest
-Dode Bercot, Bob Harper,
Eddie Roberts, Ted Krache
and the rest of the leaders in
the welterweight division,
and Tod Morgan, Bud Ridley,
Joe German and many other
high-class featherweights.
But a few years back the
lightweights held sway, and
nearly all of the top-notch
fighters were in that divis-
ion.
Johnny OLeary, Eddie Pinkham.
George Inglc. Harry Anderson.
Travie Davis Frcnchic Nnisc. Ray
Camphcll. Joe B1ylcy, Lloyd Mad
dcn-an Of them thru with the
fight game except Davis. who did
most Of his hest fighting as q wei.
terweight.
And tho hest o. them vas
o'Leary. the fighting Irishmsn, who
threw away n chance 10 be cham.
plOn OF the world
Frank Purcell. one Of tho
bcst.known trainers In the West.
took OIeary under his wing
when the little Irishman was n
fIyweight. boxing n nm amateur
for the old Seattle Athletic club.
and taught him many Of his
ring tricks that brought o'Leary
TO the threshold Of the worlds
title.
When I went East with OLeary
the first time he beat Rocky Kan.
sas. who was then one OF the real
topnotchers. so badly that no was
in line for the title. bu, ne wouldn't
settle down TO serious trimming, and
threw the chance away.
That was n great division 10
years or so ago. the llghtweiEhts
being the big cards. and some Of
the finest fights were staged In
Seattle by o'Lcary and the rest Of
those boys"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

have been greatly
In the majority.
The win s
powers OF n ma.
jor league hinge
largely around the
stars and tho man.
agcra. particularly
n they are color.
ful.
= layers like
Mathcwsou a n j
Wagner have done
much 10 make the
National league.
stars like Iajoic.
Cobb. JohnHo n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Lewis Will Try to
Do Mat Comeback

CHICAGO, Jan. 10. 49, With the
new champion, Wayne Mum. doing
his stuff in the theaters. Ed
Stranger Lewis has started
comeback and will meet whoever
the promoters select for him here
on February 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
RE< TON
WINNER

Tho Rcnton eleven ran into some
tough opposition in its game with
West Seattle. but the Southorners
came thru with ? 10 victory.
Dernac and Pittson made Rcnton's
two scores IN the first period. The
second half was scoreicss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
ONE OF BEST

In Johnny Miner ohio States has
ono Of tho best forwards In Western
conference basketball circle. Miner
is speedy chap on the floor and
posseascs an uncanny eye for shoot.
ing goals. rio IL now playing his
third and last reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
TODDS WIN
FAST GAME

TKE TODD Soccer eleven defeated
i defeated Black Diamond n
Black Diamond. 10 Q. in q fast OK.
citing game.
Bin Grifflths was the big star OF
the contest. scoring two OF Todd's
three goals. Spine Day made the
other score for Todd
The shipbunders kept pace with
Rentou in the Northwest League race
by their victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
English Pro Golf
Stars Win Match

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IL
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell.
British professional golfers. won. S
up and TO play, in feature match
Sunday with Harold Clark and Har-
old Simpson. local professionals, over
tho San Francisco Golf and Coun-
try club course. The match was
for SO holes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

and others have helped keep tho
American league IN tho iimelight.
Digging mp stars IS largely a mat.
ter OF getting tho breaks. The
American league OF late years has
probably been tho moro fortunate In
this respect.
Star players do not noccssar.
lily make great managers. How.
ever. the American league has
had more than its share Of good
luck with outstanding players
rs directors Of play.
.TNRiS SPEAKER at Cleveland. Ty
l. Cobb at Detroit. George sislcr
at st, Louis, Stanley Harris al
Washington and Eddie Collins at
Chicago. comprise the five playing
managers in the American league.
iris Speaker set the pace by win.
ming "A pennant and n world series
In 1920. He was hardly out OF the
debut class when he turned tho
trick.
The success OF Speaker inspired
Cobb. and his teams, while never
having won a pennnnt, have been
contenders every year.
Then followed George Slslcr. after
year OF retirement due 10 eye
trouble. Sisler. in his first year,
showed excellent managerial ability.
despite the $3.50 showing OF his
club.
Perhaps the biggest surprise
Of NIL. however, was the selcc-
ton Of Stanley Harris 10 man.
age the Washington club.
WHEN Clarke Griffith announced
w Harris as his manager for 1924
many OF the experts believed he had
pulled a real bone"
Harris, only % years OF age, a
great second baseman. was TO be
burdened with the managerial du.
tics.
Most OF tho critics vcnturod tho
opinion that the selection OF Harris
might result in his passing as star
infieldcr II looked like too big a
task.
No player In the history OF tho
game ever guvc tho dope n bigger
upset. Harris shed the woes OF
manager like an old-timer.
His winning Of a pennant and n
world series In his first year is one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Roller Hockey Game
on Boards Tonight

There will be n special roller
hockey game tonight at the Crystal
Pool with the Bremerton Arcadians
playing the Crystal Independents at
S o'clock They arc i65.pounders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

nine hole CuurHf.
which he oHna
and which be-
built on o. acre.
% tho nuzt
kind Of land.
just across the
railroad tracks.
az Foster Hta
ton
bW nor and
Builder Eddy
has taken fun
advantage o.
tho property in
laying out the
c0urre ana tho
result " that "a
FrrF HU4Ffn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

ford plenty Of
action
In one hnif %
tho main event.
Jimmy S1cru.
Hoston's famous
italian. tackles
Johnny Jordan.
tho sturdy Taco
ma llghtwright
Tho winner %
this scrap 30
slated 90 take
on Bobby H8r
per Tor the
y o r { INV est
" Q ltcrwclsht
championship al
mn EARLY Hfty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
GOOD SMOKER
FOR TUESDAY

WITH a double main event slated,
w Seattle boxing fans are rEr
pec,si 90 flock 10 Nate pruEman's
smoker az the Crystal Pool Tues
day night Tho bouts should al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Do You Know
Cage Rules?
QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS
/. VIVA, IS the proper way 10
put the ball in play after Il lodges
In tho supports Of tho basket
?. What IS Tho definition Of
piyOt7
.. wha, is regarded az a dis.
qualifying foul?
ANSWERS
1. The ball is put in play from
center.
.. when a player who Is holding
the ball steps once or moro than
once, in any direction with the same
foot. the other foot. the pivot foot,
being kept at It's point OF contact, a
pivot has taken place.
3. 4 foul which causes player
TO be removed from tho gnme for
rough work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
ANSWERS
NONE IN SIGHT

BIZ Tilden has ruled the national
singles tennis roost for tho past five
seasons. And as far as the naked
eye can discern. he isn't apt to be
dethroned for quite a spell. either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Richard DAVIS
Wins Title at
West Side G,

DICHARD DAVIS, cap'a. IA
II West Side Golf ciuo, ss =, |
championship title to his mann y, nd
day. when he scored a sls,us s, ~
to play victory in the i'h
match against S. T. HIS .s,lsJ
Both players started v r's,,
around par figures. hiiIs arst
the lead by annexing 'ne .,s q
but Davis squared the nav IAN
next green and followins /,
the third tho skipper io,s
front aud was never h'aae, n,
This tournament was -, vsi
scratch event that has pa. .,siur D
by the West siders in deS'' ascss
championship. previous ,,ss
were decided on handicap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
BY BILLY EVANS

DIAYING managers viii have tho
4 edge In tho American league
next season. FIVE 20 three.
This b. rather unusual OF late
ycnra. Tor as a rtIlc bench lenders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Eddie Marin
Is Windmill
in Ring StyI
BY JOE WILLIlHs

o ons Is
seen s /
Ha or.l
Marta IL +,
bahian y
ponbW'
is gasI
not Mu
was zen.
On AleC'
a. a ar
ard nH a.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19

The worlds tallest man VA,
Van Albert. 20. who s'an''
feet 3 2.s inches high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Didn't Like Track

THE FINN clnimcd that he was
L assured that he would run on
q i0.lap track and when he went
out for the race he learned that
the size OF the track had been re-
duced 20 ~ laps and all his plans
for pace in the rnce had 70 be
changed. lie blamed the officials
for using him only as the means OF
getting morcm oney into the house
% the expense Of a reputation he
might have lost on a smaller track.
icorls then he tGiHs fhe can Of corn.
! nm told Allen IS on his iraD 10
the East and he should DC. for such
smart JcHops certainly belong IN
Moo YauE. BERT FORBES.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
TRADE PACT RATIFIED.
Canada and Australia Agreement
Endorsed by Latter.

MELBOURNE, September ND.--
The commercial trade agreement be
tween Canada and Australia was
ratified by the Australian Senate
The House previously had indorsed f.
The agreement has been amended
to provide that before imports enter
ing Australia are entitled TO the
be 75 per cent the product of British
material and labor, instead OF only 25
per cent, as was the case under the
old Australian regulation.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
USE RADlUM ON LEPERS.
Hawaiian Doctors Report Applica-
ton Is Successful.

HONOLULU. September P).-
Successful C- of radium in the
treatment of leproSN was reported
yesterday by Drs. NJ. H. Neil and r.
p. Sandidse of the Leper Receiving
Hospital in their annual report to the
Territorial Board of Health.
After a series of experiments the
surgeons announced that in all cases
treated with radium the "leprosus
nodules disappeared" The expert
ments covered a period of six months
1t was the first time radium ever was
used to combat leprosy.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.

INVESTORS IN FLORIDA REAL ESTATE
between Miami and Ft; Lauderdale. desiring
handle their purchases. sales and invest
ments. sEould get in touch with H B. DELL
~ Wine ave. H2attsyllle. Md. promptly. :.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
WATER FRONT PROPERTY
CHEsAPEAKE BEACH.

SEA. SHADE. SUNSHINE,
Choice lots at Chesapeske Beach can be
bought as low as S35O-10ec cash and SO
per month. Invest in lot at this popular
Summer colony and amusement resort. See
Mr.. Ames at land office on boardwalk
free eireRB.afu RBAuIAN M I efHfE1NzMAN.
1904 H st. NV. Phone Main $500
EDGEwATER BEACH
See all other. water front and Summer
Beach and make comparison. II is the ideal
place for quiet Summer home. No public
piers. parks and. beaches restricted to the
exclusive use Of Edgeyater Beach Com
and auto route free William F. Matteson
Bond Building. Washington. d. C. Phone
Main 877l
Evening star., 1925-09-06
NEW DETACHED BRICK,
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.

and shower extra lavatory. porches vari-
Gus features. Priced below the market,
Address Rox-3Q1-T- Star -ofaces 6s
Evening star., 1925-09-06

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
Fireproof building; contains 2S apart
ments: annual rental over S14, 900 Price
low: terms arranged.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
Fol. SALE-HOUSES.
5000

pIyOOO.
Another real bargain that will not remain
brink row house. Vest of Georgia ave. con
venient to either 14th st. cars or 10th ct
bus. In especially desirable northwest sec
tion and pretty street. beautiful shrubbery
and, fruit trees. dandy lot TO wide alley. al
we will convince you it is $1,000 under
value. Owner is now living in the far Wes
and is very anxious to sell.
Edward Strohecker, Inc.
1923 18th ST. NV. Main 354-355
Once open evenings until Q.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Just the kind OF a house, that
Every modern convenience. Large
living room across entire front Of
house: rooms 2 baths and lovely
porches: garage. Owner leaving the
city has put an attractive price on
the home.
CHEVY CHASE.
Think of it A house of s rooms
and 2 tiled bsthss with double ga
$4,000. Hardwood throughout and
beautiful stone fireplace in living
room. One and a half blocks from
Conn ave. Very attractive terms.
A lovely home in Chevy Chase,
D. c., only one block from Conn. ave.
Seven rooms. bath and extra lava
tory. Large front and rear porches
center-hall plan; deep lot 70 alley
al SIS $50. Only MY $50 cash cash. 'O- o1
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.,
1903 New York Ave.
NJ. dO1E
Evening star., 1925-09-06
CHEVY CHASE.
Nauc detached Home-SlZ,OOO.

INVESTMENTS.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
North of F ST. west Of 1th st.; improved
nv a 4-story building occupying lot 29 II.
front by over 80 #. deep. Price only
S65 600. terms
Evening star., 1925-09-06
ttOntinued.l

$50 NORTH CAPITOL ONE OF THE
nest tections of the city. Il beautiful rooms.
We. bath. cellar. h.-a.h.. double brick porch.
: 1900: bldg. loan assoc. price. S1.1UO.
!rrms. GIVE offer. Owner VIII rent. lease.
4 4g6 n II 81. ne. g
Evening star., 1925-09-06

PIXIE, Sb,UOO.
bath. electric lights, city. water. and sewer.
are; near car line. bus line, school stores
and church: Is n1iputes' ride OF 18th and
On the Western coast. is Offering hie- prop
erty at sacri1cs. Addrcsb Boz 2QA.Ts Star
Evening star., 1925-09-06

FOR SALh.-CHoICE CORNER LOT. 5Ox
100, cents Ser square foot. Address Box
nf79
Evening star., 1925-09-06
FLORIDA REAT, ESTaTE.

CHEAP. FOR QUICK SALE 10 ACRES IN
Florida: high. dry and beautiful location
Phone Potomac Abs. 9 to f. Phone Cleve-
land 1870. evenings. 6s
ocean; east coast; citrus and other fruit:
state best terms and lowest price. Address
30 ACRES, ST. LUCY COUNTY. FLA. 80
miles from Palm Beach: price $50 per acre
Address Box. 365.T, Star Office.
ton: direct line 81 Sooni: only town in SEC
tion with both railroads: choice properties
for Investment Adams 2120 g.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NEW HOUSES.

NEW HOUSES.
Nesr 1ssa eec and rRs r8Gm 1s eaa
and Sleeping o0 porches: these eof houses Uses are
bargain at soRfSS2G; RSG;L easy G aRXP. fssq'.
12-R DOM AND BAT H
brick, 473 H s.w-Newly pa
pered and painted. $500;
easy terms. w G.. BECKER,
81 Center Market. Main
1893. 6*
Low ~ Il FlAST yyS COST
nm Monroe ot hat aad 9Rsf sd sais Of 4.f
hwd: floors. Plttsburs water heater. Terms
1905 fffFEtL IssG Il NV 4 LITTLE LsIG ISG ssss.
Col esSa.J. sSsg.nR Adams da%aes ssa15-w.
A QUIET, COLONIAL HOME
on a wooded ridge in Chevy
Chase, Md, away from motor
thronged thoroughfares, but not
too far from Connecticut avenue
cars, is to be found at
6512 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE.
Six good rooms, fine porches,
built-in bath, with shower; fire
place, tasteful lighting fixtures
and decorations; oak flooring
garage; lot 60xl2S. S13,50O.
OPEN TODAY, | 80 TO 5 80.
Follow Connecticut avenue to
Thornapple street, go West two
blocks, North to the property.
Louis p. Shoemaker, Realtor,
l4O7 New York Ave. NV.
Main llO6.
Evening star., 1925-09-06

HOLLYWOOD LOT WANTED FROM GwN-
er. state lot, block and price. Address Box
375-T star office.
Evening star., 1925-09-06

(PETWORTH - NEAR SOLDIERS HOME;
vacant: ST.+OO: owner. anxious to sell has
substantially reduced price and will make
extremely easy terms TO responsible person.
Adams 33nO-J. Is"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-19
I Il R It CANES
At ARCADE

Central High School WIN have the
honor at the Arcade Monday night
when the Blue and White champions
step along with the Calvert Hall
tossers of Baltimore. The latter
team, by the way. is known as the.
Catholic champion OF the Monu.
mental City.
There win be three attractions
at the Arcade Monday night. The
first, starting at 7:30 o'clock. viii
bring together the st. Mary's Gel
tics. Of Alexandra, and the Epip-
hany Juniors.
The second. at $50 should be
worth going miles to see. The Cen
trail Alumni five will play tins
flashy Yankees, Harvey Ingley ana
all. Jimmy Lemon, of Princeton,
last year high scorer in the Inter
collegiate League, Harrison Dey,
captain this year of Dartmouth,
Dick Newly, of Princeton. Bob
Newly, of G.. w. u. and Sammy
Soloman are the vets.
In the night cap, starting at $40
o'clock, Central and Calvert Hall
will mix. The admission viii be
fifty cents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-19
HIGH
SCORES WIN

Central High School flashed it's
real scoring form in the game with
the Lane High School, of Char.
lottesville, beating the virginians
by the nifty score Of SO to IA. In
the last half Central allowed the
Lane team just one field goal.
Banta, center, and Macdonald,
forward, proved too good for their
guards. Bill. the first named, got
loose in the third quarter and rang
UP three field goals. Macdonald
had a little less to his credit in
this quarter, but his game total
was larger than Banta's.
Lane opened the hostilities and
led, to 3, shortly after the game
opened. Central tied the count at
the end of the first period and
after that went away from there.
Macdonald got seven baskets
and Moser and Banta three each
for Central.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-19
FIVE
IN VICTORY

Some measure OF revenge was
gained by Maryland University's
lop-sided defeat of the Washington
and Lee basketball team. The
score, 30 to 81, softened the harsh
ness of that 7-to-3 decision the Cen
erals got over Maryland in football.
Coach Burton Shipley revealed his
hand at the start of the game when
he sent his subs into the game.
They were yanked quickly, however.
when the Generals got points
and the home boys had none.
Linkous. Beatty, Cardwell, Sup
.plee and Boyd were sent in and
their work soon brought the score
around to Maryland's point of view.
Even in the waning moments Of
the game, the Generals Waxed am
bilious and ran their score up to
within points of Maryland's.
Again ~the reserves were pulled
out, and the regulars took the score
from 80 to 40 without allowing
Washington and Lee any undue
playing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-19
GREGG To JUMP
To SANDL0TS

SEATTLE, Dec. 19.-Vean Gregg
has taken his stand, Clark Griffith
has made his move, and it remains
now to be seen what will happen.
When Vean came back from the
East this fall he said he would
rather drop out of organized base
ball than be sent to to a Southern
minor league Club by the Senators.
and wanted to. play on the Pacific
Coast, with Seattle If possible.
Gregg has received word from
Clark Griffith. Washington presi-
dent that he had been recalled and
was- to go to Birmingham as part
payment for TEX" Jeannes, the
young outfielder who looked pretty
good with the Griffmen the latter
part Of last season.
The lanky veteran said last night
that his mind was made up. If he
cannot play organized ball out here,
he will jumn and join the ranks
OF the sandlotters around here, run
ming his service station on the side.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-19
c. j. TOSSER rs IN
COURT I SSLE

Catholic University got the scare
Of its young basketball life when
the Blue Ridge quint narrowly
averted defeating the Brooklanders,
and tonight. when Washington and
Lee faces the Catholics in the Michi-
gan avenue gym, the process ought
to be duplicated.
Coach Rice has shown that in
addition to his regular five he has
a substitute five that is slightly
better than the regulars. His meth.
cd is to let the varsity quint wear
down the opposition and then send
his younger players in.
Blue Ridge succumbed to that
plan, and Washington and Lee prob
ABLY will.
Coach Rice has in Long. Harvey
and O'Donnell three fine basketers
end all are sophmores. That means
that he will have them for two
more years. The game will start
at $50 o'clock.