The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 10

chasers hopped into the lead in the Pacific Coast Hockey ansociation race couver Into camp by a 2 to 0 acore their firet vietory on Vancouy Give the Family a Gulbransen. Player Piano ‘HE Gtilbransen is so easy to play that practically every member of { your family can operate it. The spegial expression device—a fea- ture of the Gulbransen—enables you to interpret your favorite music to your own satisfaction. There are three fine models to select from, NATIONALLY PRICED—$495—$600—$700. Other High-Grade Pianos: The Ampico in the Chickering and Mar © Easy Terms on all Instruments. Your old Piano taken io gasping for breath at times. crowded with thrills, the visitogr which had the Vancbuver defense on to get goaln. shall & Werdell makes. ard—Behbr Bros. -— Meblin — Hinae-— and You Will Be Pleased With This New Edison ME in and let us demonstrate the marvelous tone re- creating qualities of the New Edisoh. It is the Official Laboratory Model of Edison's three million dollar instru- ment—the masterpiete of Edison’s inventive genius. A gift the whole family can enjoy. The New Edison Pictured, in Heppelwhite Cabinet, with 10 selections on 5 double- faced records— $ 1 74. 25-on EASY TERMS |Prederickson, Frederickson fer Dunder: | dale minutes, Vancouver, Skinner, § minutes minutes, mittance of U. 8. C. to the Pacific Coast conference, Eimer Henderson, ‘Trojan football coach, is in Beattie shaking hands with his friends of the days when he coached at Broad: way high school of California haa the best team in the United States this year, but pre- dicts that Stanford, Univernity of Washington and his own U. 8. C. will all be stromger next year and give the Bruins, whom Smith must rebuild, some real competition for when they got the New York Yas. keen’ dander up by selling O'Connell to the Giants, for the Yanks have taken “Lefty” O'Deoul and the leading Coast pitcher will be miming from the ranks of the Seals in the spring, * artigos Motor Vehicies . Mainignance ..., Commercial Inst Constrnetion OF Transmiesion . Construction ... | Division Plant ‘Aimericon Beau ELECTRIC IRON The best iron made ty” No more welcome ‘road cars, shops, theatres, and schools. than one of these electric irons. Every woman possess certain articles she wishes to launder these irons makes ft can be imagined mini task a pleasure. who travels no gift le more appropria i \erericen Boost?” sacepe intieas Th eoks sah ce ; three pounds aad cam be easllv carried ia beg. soit rf Manufactured by American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit Oldest and Largest Exclusive Makers. Established 1894. AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON On Special Holiday Terms—50c Down, 50c a Week 619 Pine St. @ = Ret, 6th and 7th Aves. FOR SALE BY NIEMANN FURNITURE CO THE SEATTLE STAR ADDITIONAL SPORTS BILLIARD TOURNEY TO BEGIN|: HE largent threecushion Tiltiard | tourney ever staged locally gets Victorians Take Puck Race Lead Aristocrats Wallop Cham- pions, 2-0; Dunderdale and Fowler Vic Stars ANCOUVER, B. GC, Dec, 13-- Lester Patrick's Vietoria puck here last night when they took Van The Aristocrats played championship hockey all the way and hun: since February 9, 1920. The In! ers outskated Lioyd Cook's men at all times, while their shooting and stick-handling had the Millionaires It was a rare old hockey battle, pulled combination plays galore ita toes continually, while the locals relied more upon individual efforts Altho the entire team played win. ming hockey, the brilliant work of “Heck” Fowler in goal naved the game for them, Fowler put up the best brand of goaltending that he has ever uncorked in the local arena. He wan simply unbeatable. Tommy Dunderdale was another visitor who shares the major portion of the spot. light. The veteran, who haw been] _ pastiming in the Coast hockey for more than 10 years, scored both goals for his team. Incidentally he earned the distinction of notching the first goal from a penalty shot. Wilt) Loughlin drew two penalties and ts now leading the banishment column Mickey Mackay and Ernie Parkes | were the two best Men on the local) \team., ‘The other forwards were there | lonly in spots, The defense was | nteady enough, but it could not held up the team alone. Vietorta. eevee -. Powier © Lavghite | W. Loumhiin | Jobnsoe Oatman Dunderdale Frederickson | neering First 1, Vietoria, Dunderdale } from ©. Lewahitin, 4:55. Recond period: Ne score Third period; Vieworia, Dunderdale | Pabet tations | First period: Victoria, Meekine for Vieteorta, Halderson for Mecking for W. Loughiin Van Marre tor Adama, Adame fer} | % Peaaltion Firet ported: Victoria, W. 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I's halfback fl le for the Univ yor kfield until ae. cording to word from the smokestack | [| olty | Wilson will be unable to graduate | from the high school before January, | 1933, and will wear the Everett prep colors agai? next fall i) In case Wilnon graduates then, he | may, by going to school both spring |]! quarters and all summer, be eligible for varsity play in the 1923 grid neanon Carleton Nice, 1920 Centre College varsity man, in expected to augment | Kagehaw's football forces next fall but Rice has not definitely decided where he will attend college yet. He in a graduate and former athlete of | Broadway high, wh, will CINCINNATL Dee. 13, — Billy | Ryan scored a knockout over Speedy | Sparks, Denver, in the second round of « scheduled 10-round bout last | son, 19, ve Jahn, 15. ’ mr Quinn, Van Winkie, 1%. | 1,000--—1,000 Dolls Free Santa Claus has helped us find these dolls, and he wants every little boy and girl to have one NOW. 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