The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1921, Page 10

Ruster Brown : billiard might be de. | “™ ll M. W. Frederickson ranc and gh ‘ |The f er than will| ‘The most challenged boxer, i rinsoine coe batt ould be a ¢ affair a : : 8.2 t i to uphold our | day is Joe Lynch, new bantam me following men wi . wien k Frederickson, the famous : ; 4 ; ed | J utes also have been named, still it ites overseas and bring back the | The woods are full of bantt Gece me beat | Winnipeg center will my XN. W) PISS bermen > ‘ ‘ 333 | fo renee robable that when the | coveted tro one of ‘em are G. O. Washburn. wenger de er) : ‘ Oe " tating terma, |\* ™ im probable that whee ¢ sosmenu ST ae ft st a Elmer J erberg ght. He at hut fu what arrange Cyril Wal inst Van 7 ter \ nt d himself to do, F. J. Raby, noon as & f aa” Wee loppe's n, extending over Pau) Chapin he scored net * . 1 f course, make him Crinesks ing into action again |® favorit ; ? " w night But, just the same, the Belgian | = ° No, 1 team, holdin | rial, taiketon the, wisee | Bot recently who is conceded a . 17 CIINEN cate squad at the Elks’ alleys anes The lineups for tonight's game fol poems |} The Frooks team will battle the og low: PION eee esos 4 202 156— 83] Denby Tr cee pntion en the! The father spareth the rod and é ctoria Posit Seattia, | Aw icke : 149— 43], git, “{ mH ABO the won taketh It and gbes fishing. Tommy bens, Feat leht | Ae Semen |Kingwicn "socjitecce tas ie td7 | Ideal aleys mie vs : Removal Sale Special Today and Tomorrow a+ 1 day r or Row > 6068 61-1? ele York ia the near future. Dunderdale rR a Walker | noneman recy, ee PB gs oe @ — Joatman .......R. W rdor New Tork fight seribe to | Meeking i w Rile anderson ‘ + ‘ Ricnia Mitchell, the M * | wroneremean Morris | Whitelae ’ * @0 give Henny Leonard n | ® os . A PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 15 FIRST ICE | at LAST HOPPE HAS A REAL RIVAL | BELGIUM | BEST U.S. | ®°F,RurEs"° pass: RACE | ———— PRODUCES POLO TEAM i's iS sis . HEATS ON ‘GREAT = TO PLAY | en cae: 1 TONIGHT passe CUE STAR’ BRITONS |: Noth in a deal with Waat not end the tradi York Ya b Ruppert, hat the club In dick or a high clase inflelder ‘a rap ge The floor wt the Crystal oy > . ¢ BY HEK but would not commen = slippery for good imakettall and Fwo heats will be run off in the France produced the only boxer PU fh ps sived ‘Huiior that Seay “Tawar. te pre st ure ble to meet our NEW YORK, Jan, 6.—The Amert : @pening pretiminarie os “ figured Athietic star, in the player Annual ice races at th joan cha can polo team which will eroas mal | preg at the Arena tonight nolg hts lets ~with Great Britain for the entries for the races & real riv 18 | world's chy hip next June will De a total of four heats {of the billt wae The following men will take part When Edo Hloremans came "7 tar hae @ tolenel f& the first p ninary, which will | down the gangplank at New York sar tyne ake Gas ; Be staged between the first and se the cue sharks were skeptical - t The Star's ed tween Victoria and Seatt b as & match for Hoppe P. Eberhardt i an was figured as anc Edward Butler rotor James MeGrat! GREAT John McLay MASTER Mike Gorden. the eovrd ‘eae RECOND Hin short viait here has convinced HEAT the green cloth fraternity that Hore ime following will race in ¢ inane is master of his game. @nd heat, between the second third periods | D, J. Darst. | Hugh Davies J, 1. Price Frank Lynch to ed i weren't flukes, either Horsemans in a great line nurwer - | ore action on the t nt cue xta with the except bly of Hoppe With Grover Kertix ana Crores Ge, ¢ above picture shows Edouard Horemans, Belgian balkline billiardist, who has come merica to challenge Willie Hoppe—American king of the green cloth. himself ©. W. Carlson. He is 4 master of the masse abot. | eh oe ah "4 In exhibitions he ree high runs of lets ar uae eeenein “VICTORIA CITY PIN (ei: svre's THis WINTER 7 Like Hoppe eager oe am Walter Wood tty cont These preliminaries will be elght developed him into a cue wixzard, | THIS WINTER n} y Maite att-stey esater pret rhe Ame may hay o MacDougall squad Bape around the Arena. The w @f these heats will qu for & SEVEN f it as all of the y either in Plo winter, and w 1 early in April to oe there. In. other His |m Dick Manson, ward, won't be for some time. jured tout, Seat nba inltey "postpone by het THURSDAY ; Staged at the es gAMe a wee furnish | STANDING OF TEAMS Arena » Piya. Vv 0 fa |years Britain's players have spent. players rely chiefl the winters in Southern Burope pet ponies for the n tropical places where winter polo r possible, but this y heen offered international ‘ ¢ | Hoppe J. C. 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