The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1921, Page 10

MAT MEN BSyqurye, - METs - | Cup Hunting He’s Benny Is Expensive Leonard’s Next Navy May Break With Army TAKE OVERTIME GAME _ Standing of the Teams Won, 1 Seattle Vancouver Vietoria Tt took Seattle four minutes of Overtime play to down the Victoria Seven last night, but down ‘em they did, and Seattic is once more leading the Pacific Coast puck league The final score was 2 to 1 The Victorians, strengthened Frank Frederickson, man, looked 100 per cent better than the team did that opened the locab © weeks ago. ns took the offensive Fight off the bat, but ft wasn't until the second period that they C. Loughtin counting a shot on a re Downd from Holmes’ pads Jack Walker evened up the coud fm the third period ¢ eautif shot from the left side of the ice from the blue line. It of the Jongest shots that tthe et on Seattle toe. In the overtime period Foyston and Walker carried the puck down the foe, Foyston scoring after a mix-up in front of the goal Riley and Foyst hockey for Seatt gon, Oatman and Johnson were faces for the visitors. Lineup—Summary new center | scored x was oF ever fou Brartio Heimes (co) Rowe Rickey ‘ 1 ‘Walker ° 1 al Rey n M. Meeking Morris wend Foyston ratma Scoring by Victoria, Beattie . Firet pertod Second period 7:38. No score Vietorta, Lough: | Third period — (2) Seattle, Walker 26. | Overtime—(2) Seattle, Porston, 2.2% Sabetitations | clorta —Dunderdale t Meeking for Frederic First period TH Meeking. G fon, Ho Mocking for G. Meeking Second period: Victoria—Fretterickson fer Dunderdaie, Dunderdale f for L. Patrick. 1 dale, tL. Patrick for W. Loushiin Todin, Murmy for Riley, Riley for Mur . | ‘Overtime period: Victoria—Dunderdale for HM. Meeking Penalties—None Jon. the Bosten tn fielder whom John McGraw is gunnin for with both barrels, Is a crack basket & quintet rabbite of dodging * | Heinie Grob ts keepin: Ing @ lot of bowling on th ere. i tee | ings in an apple ranch ne Ore. Friends kidded Billy but now he kids everybod: O05 apple at & fruit stand * ‘Wiltte Keeler, lead @omal league back in 1597, Is poor health and broke He has rei aid from his former baseball pala g hitter of the Jim Barnes has tied himectf up to a ™ golf contract that is for as many Bickels as Cobb is to get for managing the Bengals TITLE HOLDER IS PROFESSIONAL NEW YORK, Jan. 6—Homer Bak: | er, 660-yard record holder, is thru as an amateur. He has accepted a po-| sition as physical director for the government, and sails today for Cristobal to assume charge of the work in the canal zone C. T. REJECTS YALE GRID MIX PITTSBURG, Pa., Jan. 6.—The Carnegie Tech Athletic council has notified the Yale football that the local instituje will be un able to accept the gridiron date of. fered by the Elis for 1921. The date net, October 1, was too early for Tech. | The officials Manager Ty Cobb arranges to make New Haven team, managed by Chief Bender, the baseball farm for the Detroit Tigers and purchases Stock in that club DEPOSITS Made on or Before JANUARY 10th Will draw interest from JANUARY 1ST Start the New Year Right THE BANK FOR SAVINGS We issue checks payable at sight all over the world. Pine St, at Fourth. Ave. * to build Opponent @RICHIE MITCHELL A week from tomorrow Richie Mitchell, Milwaukee lightweight, gets his long-de- sired crack at the crown worn by Benny Leonard. This pair will tangle in a 15-round bout to a decision at Madison Square Garden, CHAMPION | HOOPERS TO PLAY TONIGHT With several of thetr regulars jumping to other chibs in the eity league the MacDougall-Southwick squad, champions of The Star Ipague last season, face a hard job tn trying p a winner for the coming season. The department first playing Post of the A will have store team will of the the Elmer fean Legion. They Smith a Jack Washington stars. ter Wood, all-city the pivot pe Harold Dick ward its « wea Nob Harper, rayn will play or center part of the game. The MacDouga’ ne ng on Jamieson and Kertis for guards, but hopped to other teama. The MacDougall equad will be pretty well fixed if they can bolster up their defense a bit, as Davidson Wood, Smith and Frayn make a strong scoring quartet. Botts is a good guard while Potts and Harper are questionable. The Noble Post hasn't announced any lineup for tonight's tiff and it be impossible to get a line on their team until their strength on the This game wil! 8 p.m The second tiff, which starts an hour later. 1 between Chauncey Wri Silent at team. With m and Hemp at center, Eckmann and Frank 4 at forwards, and Cook and Folk at guards, the restaurant men have @ good lineup. The Silent Frat, like Post team, is keeping or lees of a secret on this sau are all dumb, but y are said adept at the indoor game. Both of games played at the Crystal Pool LETTERS FOR MITT MEN for ontag and Flynn on the sport desk. They can be calling any time at at eithe center, Cook they they show or tonight get under way at the Noble The boys deat and be very these be There Weich and Val gram for Jim ing obtained Star. Army a tele are editor's by The _ Shortest Route to College ary one for the mi Y. M. C. A. COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL under the Inat erienced, college men tenchers, you are ed every facility for ¢ college preparation shortest possible time. pletely o in A com- manized high school edit orth= nd universities, L TODAY! west colleges ENROL) " y and evening R THE ¥ Eix-Service Men alf Kates MH De nOOM or Ae jiven Call at o EPT, Mm. UCATION D A 4th at Madixon. y lineup | nY NERY L. FARRE NEW YORK ment over policies in | lett talent | Sam's two point of an open rupture Whether the | athlette ath | recruiting has bro nervice neh navy shall se relations with the |take other means to obtain younger athletes than the ones now used ia being asked of all navy office a the Ath army oF ina nnaire sent out by association coment now in force be tween the two acad for football games in 1921 and 1922 However, if sentiment officers favors ak in relations the Army-Navy game may staged next fall, The difficulty the result of a disagreement over “proselyting.” a malady which ts spreading to all the big universitie® in the East The athletic officials of West Point maintain that their idea t» not starn for the purpose of mien calls am the a bi not to recruit Four Big Grid Games for Gotham NEW YORK e important football jum scheduled Jan Four for for fa! will or Rutgers Dartmouth will play November 12, and Saturday will meet been the Notre elec grounds next Dame tay yivania following Syract The ° Army-Navy game will A MAN WITHOUT A PRICE Back in Baltimore is a man who is letting the trade winds go by him unnoticed. He is Jack Dunn, owner of the Orioles—an aggregation that would make any major league ball club look like a sure thing winner If Charles Comiskey could lay hands on the Haltimore stars he could fill up the holes in his riddled ball club and go on hi way rejoicing instead of lament ing Bat it can’t be done. At least it hasn't been done yet. Dunn seems to have no price on his stars. Talking high finance to him ty all the same as hollering in a rain barrel, The wise manager of the Ori- | oles is sitting tight. He made money last year became he had a great ball club. He'll roll up the jack next season for the same reason. Meanwhile big league clubs are ranting around and wishing they had the draft rule back in their code book. Will Dunn fall off before the teams start South? Will he finally unload his stars? If he does who will get them? Scme think he will, hann't yet It is kinda nice to find « base ball manager who doesn’t seem to have a price, But he | |- | Sénd check or money order eference: Yakima Nat. 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November 6, of thi yton «plays = C end Stanford arta Clara November Stanford November 19 tumbus, O., In Charles Comiskey manager in baseball WANT FLOWER ATLANTA, Ga 6.— Went Point will offer Kuck Flowers, G 1a Tech footbal n the tanfor fornia Ferkele a will y Jar of h Walker, the Kanes weight, waen't even Dempsey-Brennan show, a lot of glory business proponitio nta and | just le once went hin dec hole route with Brennan Hug portant ment to ugh claima the same. has not made SHIRTS «| WINTER UNDERWEAR { ~ | NEC KWEAR REEFERS AND PAJAMAS “The Place to Save Money” 1412 Third Ave. 1433 Fourth Ave. 221 Unien St Next to Boldt's Joshua Green Bldg. Bet. 2nd and 3rd STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE t National Bank OF Irs F SEATTLE, WASHINGTON DECEMBER 29, 1920 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts... ‘> ..«...$ 7,554,971.29 U.S. Bonds and Certificates of Indebted- Other Bonds, Warrants and Securities. . Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures.... Customers’ Liability Under Letters of Credit . 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