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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-01-30
WOODSTOCK, yIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 80. 1925.
PRESIDENT FAvORS
SHENANDOAH PARK

The Washington Star of Wednesday
says editorially:
Secretary of the Interior Work has
shown the way to removal OF the only
threatening barrier to giving the 75,-l
900, 600 or more people in the Eastern
States the benefit of national park
facilities for recreation. He recon
mends passage of the Temple bill ap-
propriating $4,000 to cover cost OF
steps preliminary to acquisition of the
Blue Ridge area in Virginia and ap-
preparation of IS. 900 for a like study
of the Great Smokes area in North
Carolina and Tennessee. He would
have the Blue Ridge area acquired as
the first national park in the Southern
Appalachians, with the Government
committed to acquiring the Great
Smokes area as the second such park.
This ought to satisfy all the parties in
interest and assure enactment of the
proposed legislation at the present
session of Congress.
To have permitted conflict to arise
between partisans of the two park
areas could have served only to be-
cloud the issue and probably would
have defeated any prospect of favor
able action at this time. The Blue
Ridge area is fairly entitled TO preced-
ence as between the two sites. 1t was
first choice OF an impartial commission
which made thorough study of the
problem, not on account of physica
superiority, but because of more ready
accessibility to the largest possible
number of people. Passage of the
Temple bill, amended as proposed by
Secretary Work, would probably assure
eventually acquisition of both parl
areas, as it is believed both could be
acquired without serious burden on the
national Treasury.
President Coolidge has given hearty
Endorsement to the proposal, and tbs
Bureau of the Budget has reported
that it is not in conflict with the Presi
dents fiscal program. All prepayment
of Appalachian national parks, regard
less of the particular sites they ma,
have championed, are TO be congratu
lated upon the progress thus far made
All that is necessary to successful
issue is united effort in support O.
what is now joint program which ha'
the prestige of official backing and the
merit of being fair and reasonable"
The Temple Bill was unanimously
reported out of Committee on yester
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-01-30
WARMING
To all whom it my concern /:

To all whom it my concern:
On December 10, 1924, gigging sea-
son closed. All parties found violat-
ing this law will be prosecuted.
No one has right to gig fish of any
Kind out of the season extending from
November LIST to December 10th, ex-
cepting with written permission from
the Department of Game and Inland
Fisheries or If accompanied by the
Game Warden when carp alone may
be gigged.
CHARLES r. NEwLAND,
Jan. 23-2t. Game Warden.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-01-30

The Temple Bill was unanimousl!
reported out of Committee on yester
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-01-30
MaurertOWn
See Frank Sines large ad c

Dee rank SlueS large au Oh
page 4.
Mrs. Margie Hill left on
Tuesday for a visit with friends
in Norfolk and Baltimore. She
expects to be gone for thirty
days.
Mrs. Pauline Meredith accom-
panied her aunt Mrs. Harry c.
Bentz to her home at Hagerstown
last Friday where she will visit
for two weeks.
w. D. Shaver representing the
is A. Mullikin Co., of Marietta,
Ohio. came here Sunday to visit
| his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
lShaver; he left on Monday for
columbia University New York
City.
Stewart B. Trussel. former
resident of our town, who died
at Edinburg Saturday, was
buried here in their family lot,
In Maurertown cemetery Sunday
afternoon, at 4 O'clock.
Mrs. A. G. Shaver and daugh.
ter Mrs. Hugh Beydler were in
Winchester Monday to see Mrs
IShaver's sick sister, Mrs. Flor.
ence Seals, whom they found
convalescent.
The Civic League will give a
Box Social at the School Build.
ing Oh Tuesday night Feb. 3rd
You are invited to attend.
Harold, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel ]. Bauserman is confined
to his bed with an attack of.the
grip.
ATTEND the sale at Frank
Sine's Store and secure bargains.
lSee page four.
Post Master Lawrence Keller
lis able to be about his room at
times during the day and seems
anxious to get to the post Office.
GUY Shrum and his brother
Hubert left on Monday for
Alexandria where they have
employment,
Rev. E. B. Shaver was able to
fill his regular appointment
Sunday at Brethren Church.
Harrisonburg, making the trip
in his automobile.
The regular service at the
Brethren Church, will be con-
Quoted by the pastor Rev. Ed. l..
Miller Sunday morning at IL
o'clock, subject: The. secret of
success" at night 1850 o'clock,
subject: "The first question OF
the old testament. Christian
Endea vor at $50 o'clock. PRAYER
meeting each Wednesday night
at 7:30 o'clock.
Albert E. Shaver, manager of
The Electrical Supply Compa nv
has completed the wiring of the
service station, which
required $40 #. of 3. X. cable,
800 #. of conduit and 220 #. Of
Duplex lead cable and the follow
Ing homes and additions, jesse
Sine Msurertown, Homer Wright
Pughs Run, z. r. Saum Saums-
Vile, Oscar Smith. Wade Wright,
Daniel FOCAL, Geo. x. Logan,
Elmer Helsley and Samuel Miller |
Of Woodstock, Luther Grove. of
EdinburR. Shenandoah Valley |
Poultry and Egg Farm, and |
Mills of Maurer-
Town. This work has been done
since November. The motto of
The CompaHv is quality and |
Special bargains in women's
wear. mems and chlldfen's wear,
groceries. DRY goods. Frank
Sine. See Id on fourfl, oage.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-01-30
For Sale

A Ford Coupe practically new, with
balloon tire and $4,000 worth Of adj
ditional accessories, viii sell at bar
gain, call at George F. Readle's Garage
Maurertown. look it over and get the
price. You will want it, terms to meet
your convenience. Jan. 3O-3t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Poor Bouts
in Tacoma
Ring Show

IT WAS a sad bunch Of bouts In
l Tacoma las, night. only one thrill
and one real fght in the five
matches
Jimmy Sacco wanted 10 fiEht. and
dId an the scappInE there was done
in bis so with X. q. Mars. but Mars
mouicker was only a decoy he was
smart enough. but was in no shape
and how he ever Eei that handle o.
X o. viii always remain a mystery.
sacco won al the way. taking
every round. and ho gave Man an
awful beating.
Irving Goidbcrw. the flashy Jewish
boxer. made a grfat nEht with Jim
ms Rivers and really won the tght.
because 10 did most % tho leading
Rlyeu made q flash IN tho second
round and won the last session, bul
GoldborE had an edvc the rest o. the
six rounds. They called Il a draw.
Ajax Novrcky. who had nothing
but a tough chin and an iron eonsil.
tuition. took a beating from Billy
Msndcz. Sovecky. musclebound and
slow. took enough punches TO lick 10
ordinary fellows
Chez Chez Britt hi, Hughic De-
laney on the chin In tho 18th second
OF their fight and out went Dc
hney.
Youne IIerkcrt, out Of condition.
lost 10 Soldier Basou IN the opening
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Many Things to
Come Up Before
Tennis Leaders

NEW YORK. Jan. ConTidera.
~ ton OF the new amateur code
and awarding Of an national cham.
pionships are included IN tho pro
gram for the ii,h annual meeting OF
tho United States Lawn Tennis asso.
citation just announced. The meeting
Will be held February Z at 2 ?. IN. at
the Waldorf Astoria,
New officers named by the nom.
mating committee are:
President Jones w, Mercercau Of
New York vice president. r. Clifford
Black OF New York; secretary. Harry
s Knox Of Chicago. and treasurer.
Louis Il. Daley Of New York. There
also VIII De six sectional dcieEatcA
The proposed new amateur rule
would tighten regulations governing
status. It's purpose is 10
eliminate much OF the semi PROBES.
sionaliam" which now exists In anna.
teur guise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Sportsmen to
Make War on
Wild Animals

WAR vas declared on cougar. bob
" eats and coyotes by members
tbs s7og'smsn's association OF Sc.
~ q, their meeting Wednesday
rsria- a the Henry building. when
Srvrs resolution was passed re.
rsrrr tAs legislative committee "a
u sEsTy effort to set the state les.
saiars heh nd 9 plan 10 extermiunie
~ destructive predatory animals
A'o-zfY o. 800 peI eouscr q
~ ! 80 price on coyotes, so now
krg pa!d for cougar and 81 for
c5r'fs. With s for bobcats. This
ktsa toEovcd the reading Of a let.
" y Frank z. Atkinson from Peter
.nsscn. state predatory animal
ssa'sN IN wnich Ehs rccitsa me
hrae details Of the killing n a
y wa ~ r7rrss Tehiebs~ b.;
sugar near olena, IN tire oka-
han aastgsl
Z ns best dogs In the STATE with
- al IS making every effort %
= i'Tn the man.ea2ihs mountain
~ meeting was Ia charge Of the
~ 'rszdsnt, s. A. Gray. who told
' 'Ans Tor bfg year Of CONSTRUCT
y s.td for the association. and
'eA ne cooperation OF all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Genaro Plans
Western Trip

The real migration Of Eastern STAR
10 California hasn't started yet. or
course Dempsey Is on the ground.
but It's not likely that the champion
viii fight for some time yet.
Frankie Genaro. the little New
Yorker that Pancho Villa has been
ssde-siepping. is one Of the first top
notchers 70 say that he's coming
West Harry Greh will also take a
trip 10 the Lemon state.
II big championship fights are held
there soon many Seattle and North.
west fans are expected TO take the
jump 10 sec them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
New Champion
of Wrestlers
Named Correct

AlN54s CITY Nro Ia,
Van. rBlT'1 Mum ne. Ss'' w..
lrvH Is rightly namsd unr,
sar!' s feet 8 iBcbss ma w",ap, ,'
y pounds. He q 81 vsar oi6
oAsr nnsasuremsp,g 10 ,ts ,ha,,.
~ are.
BAD. 90 inches.
est, a..
Nsk. isil.
Vast 80.
Pnssrm. i2t
hlsh, 27h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
COLLEGE MAN
WINS TITLE

KANSAS CITY. Jan .. - While
h Wayne Dig Mum. former Ne.
hrnska university football star. wa
being acclaimed the new wrestling
champion o. the world here today.
IA Stranger" Lewis. who lost the
title 70 Mum here last night. lay
10 a hospital suffering from "a badly
injured back, Fifteen thousands fans
saw Inc match
Lows took terrific punishment
from tho now champion.
After dumping Lewis In the first
fall, Mum knocked out the STRANGER
Tor 20 minutes when In Tho second
fail be picked Lewis UP and hurled
him 10 tho mat The referee award.
ed this fan 20 Lewis on foul
Weakened By the terrific punish.
ment Lewis offered 10 opposition
in the final. and the collcsc-brod ath.
lcte won The third fall and the title
In 90 seconds.
Last nights crowd was all for
Mum. Lewis was boocd and hiEsed
% no WA carried out. following the
final fal Thousands % spectators
stormrd tho ring 20 acclaim tho biz
Nobraal.hn, who had 80 dcctslyely
bcsted the Stranger.
Lewis seconds protested the DO.
cision Of tho referee giving Mum tho
championship declaring that Lewis
had been fuIed ia tho second fall.
and that che bout should have been
awarded 10 their charge.
However. Referee Waiter Bates
held that since Lewis came back for
the third time. ho had thereby slgni.
fled his willingness 60 so on with the
bout and take the consequences.
Mum gained all his falls with a
crotch hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Golf Played
by Scots at
Beacon Hill
BY ALEX c. ROSE

WHESEyER scots toregathsr irs
w hyc tho usual thing 70 play golf
Well. that's 3ust what happened on
Tho Beacon ilIll links yesterday.
when some 40 Of the Folflug msm.
ben OF tho Calsdonlan and s. An.
drrN'B society brccEci out 10 play
their national p1stimc and have a
good time 20 finish W tho days en-.
iertalnmrnt.
The big feature or tho program
was tho individual matches 20 bcc
who was going 90 pay for the other
fellows dinner and his own meaning
that The lover In each match had 20
pay double. Right here so wish TO
state that this Is ono time when q
Scot tue@ his dArndost TO gut the
pellet ia the cup ga soon as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
WONDERFUL
EATS. TOO

Everybody seemed TO be OF the
opinion that there were more play
crs on the field than the above mum.
Der, but that's all that sat in on the
eats. so II there was anybody miss
ing they certainly missed something
worth while, because Conccssioualre
Oar Odds surely sent these Scots
winners and losers away well salts.
fled and well Jed. Even Jimmie Stir.
rat was we'll satisfied with the out.
ing and inning. the first part or
which resulted in him defeating an
freshman and which. OF course.
helped to mako the latter part very
enjoyable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Frisco Starts Out
With Six-Rounders

San Francisco has started out un.
der the new law with six.round
fights Los Angeles viii try 10. "a
Oakland viii. one iO-round fight has
already ben held in Oakland, Johnny
Farr beating Dynamite" Murphy
there recently.
Bouts Up TO IL rounds are permits
sable under the law. but most of the
scarps arc expected 20 be 10 rounds
when the game really gets going.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
GOOD TIME
HAD Bl ALL

We'll ever bqdy got what they
went ogt fora good time Possibly
the only th!uK that spoiled the appc.
tiles n the losers was whcU Chair.
man puguld asked them 70 furnish
tho tips for bar oldd mattresses.
The tip collector tried TO got the lei.
lows who were enjoying a free meal
% chip IN with a quarter apiece and
he played par ON every seat except
ono on which he. after much argu-
mont annexed couple Of glicl
dimes
Aside from tho matches. prizes
were put up for tho medal play
scores and Kennlo Watts ard Jack
NcBlin . pair Of FREQ eaters. tied
Tor tho high honors. each having a
net card of ". Twas n profitable
outing FOR Kcnuie and Jack.
Jimmie Kennedy. tho Souihpaw
ilgEcr champion. ard John Dupuid.
who came within five cents OF Great
ing a record az tho dinner table. Tied
for tho third award. each having net
cards OF ~ They have agreed TO
shake dlco for tho prize.
When tho stnlHs OF Aud Lang
syne,' which brought 10 close tho
meeting or this happy goliinE fam.
rs. tho following match results had
been turned IN.
A. T H. shIols beat p. A. C.
Montgomery.
John DuEuld beat Charlie Sheriff.
Captain Cow beat W, s. Russell.
Ken Watts beat Bert Ecllam.
J. Chrystal beat George Patton.
James McBain beat Alex Rose.
Reed McGrcgor beat a. Mcintosh.
j. McNlcoll beat j. H. Stevenson.
W. Stcodmnn beat II. McAuslan.
]. @. Scott beat w. T.. Cameron.
l.. q. Pattullo beat w J. Alacdon.
aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Nurmi May Run in
Frisco This Year

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan s.-J. r..
Hickey. chairman Of the committee
arranging the national track and
field championships 70 30 held here
in july. says he has hopes Of secur'
Ing ain entry from Paavo Nurnl, the
great Finn distance runner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Greb Demands New
Referee in Detroit

DETROIT. Jan. p.-Rumon ~ an
alleged conspiracy designed % rob
Harry Greb. worlds middicweiEht
champion. ~ hts crown IN io.round
decision bout here tonight with bob
sage caused the champion 10 demand
that T.. w DickeHou, prominent
Grand Rapids promoter. be named
the third man IN the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Billy Wells Meets
Roach in S-Rounder

SAN TRANCfsCO. Jan. o.--Bllly
Wells. welterwcIght champion Of
England will fight Chick Roach. the
Vallejo scrappcr. In tho oiRht.round
headllncr NJ Dreamland rink Friday
night. California Joe Lynch and ~
Crisp meet In the heml-flnai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Coffroth, McCarey
Refused Licenses

Los ANGELES. Jan. D.--Tom Nc.
Carey and Jim Cofsroth, wen known
In California sporting circles. have
been denied licenses b. tho states
new boxing commission.
AlcCarey had already started con,
struciion Of an arena 20 scat 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
FOLEY and
SMELL WORK

anecr SMELL and Vic Foley.
" Who headline neat week .
s-asrs al TIE Crystal Pool. arc doing
4. t.a.z!ig In seattle. Both OF the
NJ have esea boxing lot lately
i. shcgli be In the best Kind %
srsrra .or their fight. They'rc
rxrrs here today, Foley doing bis
,zs.lss 4, sp N, and Smell an hour
EE-
alunsh. who made such a hit
IN ~ Tuesday. = booked 70 fight
y zIsvgnd ssmtwludup. It's op-
flss, hasn't been obtained yet, but
&. zA:sh vii b announced Satur-
AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Jimmy DeForest is
Barred by Amateurs

NEW YORK. Jan. a.--Jlmmy Do
Forest. well known trainer % boxers.
has been barred by the Amateur Aih
Ictlc Union 10 handle OF second any
amateur boxer. or 20 take part ~
any way whatever IN matches staged
under iia direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Tommy Gibbons Is
Winner in Sixth

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. -
Tommy Gibbons. 81 Paul liEht-
heavyweight, stopped Jack Burke OF
rittsburE In the sixth round % "a
scheduled I0rounh bout hero last
niFht. The fight was stopped 20
save Burke from further punish.
ment. Gibbons lei all the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Tommy Carter Will
Defend His Title

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. . The
most important bout set held under
CALIFORNIA; new system OF legaltEeG
boxing bill viii b. fought Friday
night az Hollywood, when Tommy
Carter defends his title as Pacific
coast lightweight champion against
Ace uudklns. Nebraska ba,tlcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Sport Salad

Apropos OF the controversy rs TO
who wrote the funniest story Of tho
year. we wish to say we enjoyed Mr..
Camps All.Amcrican team best.
Babe Ruth nearly foll of tho
grandstnnd in Los Angeles. The
name Of the pitcher who showed him
Is not given.
Ty Cobb led che American league
nine straight years I'm batting and
almost az many straight years IN
spikinE
Babe Ruth Travelled $500 miles
without once wearing nightshirt
It's Just little things like that that
make the Japs want TO fight u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Florence Planning
to Swim on Coast

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Word
that Harold Florence. who has been
cutting n figure In the Fast an .
brcast.stroko swimmer would come
TO the coast for spring swimming
meets. waa received hero today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Do Y gu Know
Cage Rules?


OF ESTI0NS
J. Is there any limit as 20
how long q player can hold the
ball after completing q dr.bble,
before passing the slme7
player standing stiIl.
bounces bah on floor. D. this
considered "a drbble7
3. ball strikes girder high up
in ceiling and bounds into bas-
ket Should il BE- scored as a
goal?
ANSWERS
J.. Player. after completing drib
BILE. can pass ball az his convenience
unless closely guarded
2 II is considered a dribblc
q Unless there b. q ground rule
ugrced upon that puts bal
out Of play when Il strikes girler, II
Is a legal basket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Oklahoma Player
Signed by Angels

los ANUELES, Jan. p,--Leo
Dempsey who played frat base for
tho ohmulsee. Okla. club. last sea.
son. has been signed by The Los An.
gcles Coast league club. It vas an.
nnuncrd today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

We learn from the annual sport re.
views that Uncle Sam made com.
plete cleanup IN sports last season.
This. however. has no connection
with what Mr. lands did for base.
ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Another Year
for Matthews

MOSCOW. Idaho. Jan. pr. L.
WI Matthews. Idaho'a football
zach, VIII remain AZ the Vandal
Institution for another year az an
increase in salary it was an.
nounced here today. Matthews
has just completed a thrce-yrar
contract. and hae received several
Eastern offers
Matthews VIII have only three
% the i- football leitermcn back
next fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

standing referee among the
younger fellows.
All o. the men listed are vel
known 20 Seattle basketball fans and
they have been officiating for sew
rrnl seasons
Thomas and Walter Bell will
handle the two games That open the
season tomorrow night, ono ~ the
frosh teams playing the University
American Legion and the Ballard five
playing the Y. 81, e. :.
The officials will alternate the
referseinF and umpirinE. two men
working each set uf gamev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
y, MI TOURNEY DATES

sls..ss1, LIE Ore. Jan. g.-Thc
u ~, tournament Of tie Pa
lrs,.,,.' . a5soclation N tho
y. M. athletic union viii be held
m vii .n :. 70 and II. Tho win
~ =, 90 % Kansas CITY 70 com.
a. me national champions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

Jimmy Arbuthnot Busy With Varsity Bone Crusher

With the winter sport program in full swing at the
University Of Washington Jimmy Arbuthnot varsity
wrestling coach busy with his candidates The picture
shows Jimmy instructing Sam Baker. (left) and Andy
Anderson two of his wreStlers in the gentle art
bone crushing WaShingtons first meet is with the cham
pon Oregon Agges next month.
Photo by Price and Carter Star Staff Photographers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Rosenthal Won't
Leave Bear Team

BERKELEY. CAL Jan. s.-Dr.
Boles Rosenthal, line coach at the
University OF California. has denied
rumors that he would leave the Cali
fornia football squad TO become
coach at Santa Clara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
LACK or CONTROL COSTLY

Allan Russell II conceded by
American league battors to have tho
most deceptive spitball In tho coun.
Try. lack Of control however.
spoils It's effectiveness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Gonzaga Wins Over
Whitman Cage Five

sroKANE. Jan. 9.--Thc Gonzaga
basketball team defeated whitman.
&c 20 90. In a fast game here last
night. Flaherty starred for the win.
nor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

II should not b hard for the
Browns to quit talking about golf.
We understand the kind OF gamo
they play is nothing TO speak OF, any.
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Eight Men Lined Up to
Handle Whistle in Loop
Bob Morris, Walter Bell, Kenneth Thomas, Ane AL
len, Tony Bell, Walter Reseburg, Dick Munson and
Cliff Harrison to Handle Games

GIL CLASS officiating is assured Pr the
City Basketball league, which opens It's 1925
season Saturday.
Eight men have been lined up to handle
the games Bob Morris, Walter Bell, Ken
meth Thomas, Arne Allen, Tony Bell. Walter
Reseburg, Dick Munson and Cliff Harrison
will do all Of the officiating for the circuit
Norris who has come to the front rapidly
as football and basketball referee, is rated
as the most promising Of the younger of
sof Good iudofyapf bpo,t1odoa If tho ,.t,Iag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

,As.s psssai When 'A' '''' rue ~
lsFa lam, new
s,.< staff The Beavers traded
-. - seattle, sold coehFane 70
'.'A''s',.lpAia's Athletics andletycuns
- a.,v,rs have obtained Crosby,
,,..,.rn league veteran and rated
-, catcher. Rowland, likely
-r...r. and woodrins a STRANGER
Z western baseball
..,.,r has pcddlrd Bedlent and
,....,,,r ., his pitching staft and
.Ased Miller. Decatur Hasiy
= I. mn, and more deals are pend
n tsr AuFlsrs
n',,lsud stiI has Poole and Nc
~, sor the HEht side o. the in-
~ M, they arr expected 20 50
-P-coklyn. Turner Is enthusiastic
-. Bass Thomas as FIRST sacker
"a nas young Benton for SECOND
- Ne ls, out pistel and traded
r.,,u 70 Seattle. adding Jones ana
sse,aa FOR that side u the diamond
r,arisy High Is the only follower
49, he outnsld, Lewis being In
!, urasn and Rohwer In The
81 wolisr. Gressett and Miller
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