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PAGE 12 REGINA IS SWINGING AROUND COAST HOCKEY LOOP I * * *% * !HAROLD RUBY, NEW INDIAN INFIELDER, IS N. (ACER PASSING MARK CLAIMED FOR GONZAGA STAR Prairie Champions to Regina Has Powerful Club Again, Headed by Dick Irwin and Barney Stanley; Play Here Wednesday and in Victoria Friday BY LEO H. LASSEN N Vancouver, B. C., tonight, the Regina Capitals, champions of the Ptairie league, will make their coast debut, swinging around the circuit before going back to their own stamping grounds. The tourists meet Seat- tle here Wednesday and wind up their visit in Victoria Friday. The Regina team is built around Dick Irvin, crack forward, and Barney Stanley, new manager of the team, who is playing on the defense. Both Irvin and Stanley saw | service with Vancouver several geo: ago. | Laird is in the nets and Traub is filling in | on the defense with Stanley. Moran is under S\ suspension now and when he returns Stanley | will be shifted back to the forward line. | Sparrow, Hay, McVeigh, Battell and Dutkowski, all new names to Seattle hockey fans, are on the forward line along with Irvin. team is playing its second game on the coast The R a vi tonight. re year the Caps beat Vancouver in the B. C. city in the playoff, but cracked on their home ice. Champion Dog Sold for Cigaret When Puppy “Oakland Honey” Overcomes Handicap of Undersize and Wins Waterloo Race; Queen Greyhound Is Most Valued Dog in Dogland Now BY GENE COHN wu the closing year of W922 will be remembered tong a0 8 year of upsets and go backs, it was also 9 year of some _ @omebacks. Many kings of sport became @kings and quite a few former Headers in their line came back ‘to the top. Comebacks are always more in teresting because they are wo few. It’s easy to drop out of the ‘reese, but it’s hard to get back In. ‘Willie Hoppe, who had reigned the time he could reach the until late tn 1921 as the king : F 4 : fr25;h? Ao of tt! (\OKLAND, Cal., Dec. 18.—“Oakland Honey,” sleek lined Russell, the old pitcher for and slender, fleet-footed greyhound, was sold for a cig- ‘White Sox, was another /aret when she was a puppy. | Today she’s worth a small tobacco factory—and more. For she has turned out to be the fastest dog in the land, recent winner of the famous Waterloo cup. The story of “Oakland Honey” is the story of blood that told; of the “under dog” that made grim gameness surmount physical obstacles. Altho her mother, “Oakland Dan- ay.” cf ae Ff Fas i fi z Ea H of ii 432 ert vent? F 3 ! th ! ‘ { i a j i i i t ! FY | “Gimme a, cigaret,” said Goularte. “Gimme a dog,” said the friend. And thus, in an exchange of un- romantic commonplaces, was Honey on her career. At an carly showed signs of distempe:.| land could send. have been that her high-| They tell the story of how she nature was hearing the first | “showed her heels” to Passing Move, the coursing track. Anyway, was sold for $50 to the George | saw, Reporter—the best greyhounds kennels. Heintz knows doga.|in dogdom. Just game—that’s “Honey.” but not the bulk of the mother, Nevertheless Heintz sent her to the Waterloo cup races tn Mississip- pil. There were 128 entries, includ. ing the best that Ireland and Eng i i fi k ks i Hi it ie ; x 5 H ball, the freak rules, etc. ft an out for three fouls ‘the last strike would not be of Joe O’Brien, 014 Orioles used to knock fouls the hour” to weaken the op pitcher, but it is done today the batters are not able to ft. UR owners, privately if not for J publication, know that pitching under too much of a handicap pd ft te understood that the um- be instructed to permit use of resin next year Many pitchers used it Cen ov when th 14 t last aimae ot thom 04 Beat it? piteh: NerrHen CAN BOTTS: “popular demand was for hitting BRUNNER, | is such an excess of | 7 NTHR Briggs Kingsley, of Franklin und Marshall College, with a bid fang are besin- 11's tor tootball fame. he for some old-time ia - Where t# Franklin and Marshall College? you say, OPHERS WILL Answer—Lancaster, Pa. __ PLAY HASKELL “Next October the University of ; will play the Haskell In- team. What has Kingwley done to make him famous? Merely scored 180 points all by his lonesome. No other college player in the Heat passed the century mark in points soored. Ranking next to Kingsley ts “Duke” Morrison, famous fullbaok of the University of California, During the 1922 season he scored 123 points, weven in the rear of Kingsley, In the Mast, Brunner of Lafayette, with | 86 points, wae his vlomest rival. Outstanding performances tn the record of Franklin and Marshall was t u ** *% Open With Vancouver Western Parton, Oakland Hat, Buck-| allowed their opponents only 21. either omitted i th a te THE SEATTLE STAR + Houston Stockston, Star Gonzaga Gridiron Player $$$ Eastern Teams to Start Invasion of California BY HENRY L. FARRELL | Derats had onty 78 men tn the equad YORK, Deo. 14-—With the| this year, The team established « Geparture of Penn State, tomor- | £004 record, however, by — fow, the East will be moving in « ee a ee soe gocdcized mass upon California in| Washington tate was what hae become an established an | college team te beat it. nual invasion Stockton, Gonsaga beck, te said to Pos hroud the Far ee oe om ane to pet the 6 on Weet Virginia looked fine in the Western gridiron that waa applied to] iio Shaving light astern fields several weeks ago. | sition If Gonzaga plays like Notre Weet Virginia and Gonsags, the! pime the Mountaineers may be eur “Notre Dame of the West,” will fur ptined. Bish the first game, at Ban Diego, Of | “bittaburg finished with one of the Cintotmnn day, | best teams in the Hast and Stan- Weet Virginia le one of the few UM | rong will have @ big job when they Gefeated teams of the Kast. The! meet at Palo Alto on December 30. Mountaineers scored 232 points and} py arranging the game on their regular schedule, Pittsburg was en- Pittaburg, Washington and Jefferson | gpied to almost point for the game, and Indiana were thelr most impor jandg Coach Warner brought the tant victims. 1 ad along slowly until they were Little ts known of Gonzaga in the | getting better every week East, but It becoming prominent | in Coant football, Southern California ought to beat considering that) Penn State when they meet at Pas the college haa been engaged in io adena on New Year's day. tercoliegiate competition for but two| Penn State slipped badly this year, years, Charles Dorais, Notre Dame's | losing to the Navy and Pennsyive- all-American quarterback in 1914, f#/nia and escaping from Syracuse the coach and the team is typically | with a scoreless tie, Southern Call Notre Dame, featuring « fast-run-| fornia held the great California team to & 1240-0 soore, and if that means anything, Penn State will have @ Job. MIDGET SMITH IS SUSPENDED NEW YORK, Deo. 18—The New York boxing commission, backing up the New Jerssy board, has perform | suspended Midget Smith, New York ance similar to that of 1920," Char | bantam. Kid Williame, former ley Paddock, star California sprinter, |champion, takea Smith's place wrote in declining to compete at/againat Joo Lynch Friday night in the indoor show of the Milirowe|Madivon Square Garden, Smith A A wan alleged to have “run out” on @ contract to meet Johnny Curtin in Jersey City. SKATING PLANS TO BE DEVISED CHICAGO, Dec, 18.—The Western Skating association will hold its an nual meeting here tonight to perfect Plana for the year's skating con. tests MANY SEEKING WISCONSIN JOB MADISON, Wis, Deo, 18 letic authorities are flooded with ap- plidations for the position of football conch, At least 30 men have ap- plied, ‘The student body ts about 200 and PADDOCK HAS REFUSED BID YORK, Dec. 14-~"Indoor NEW running te not my game, On & 200-yard curve track I no doubt would give another cirous ITALY SENDS BANTAM STAR Italy t# the latest country to rend a ring star to the Unite? States, Pietro Altierrl, a bantamweight, haa come here for a whirl at ‘he ring game. AMATEUR PUCK GAMES TONIGHT Two amateur hockey games are on the boards the Arena tonight, the Wandere playing the Uni versity of Washington at 7 p. m and the Pirates and American Legion meeting soon afterward CRIQUI SIGNS TO BOX CHAMP PARIS, Dec, 18.—Eugend Criqui, featherweight champion of Europe, today was signed to meet Johnny Kilbane, world featherweight cham. pion, next Decoration day in New York city, his od, NOTRE DAME SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 18.—~ Harvey ¥. Brown of Youngstown, left guard on the 1922 team, has been elected captain of next year’s He a junior Notre Dame eleven CHANCE SIGNS FORMER CUBS| e. 18.—-Frank Chance, new manager of the Boston Red Sox, ts assembling hia old time) players to help him with the Sox next year, He has signed Orvie Overall, Jimmy Archer and Mike Donlan to help him with the team, | 2000000000000000009 “We'll Save You a Seat” Drop in and Take a Hand —AT— BOSTON, D 214 Jefferson St. Just back of L. C. Smith Bldg. Card Tables, Pool, Cigars, Candies, Soft Drinks, Fountain Lunches Pay Cheeks Cashed GARVEY DIES IN VANCOUVER VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 18. A. P. Garvey, veteran sporting eat. | tor of the Vancouver Province, died here yesterday. BROWN LEADS Ath. | MONDAY * é ATURAL Harold Ruby genera Stockton Has Had — Big Year Star Bulldog Half Pee | | | | | for Average of 112 Yards Per Game he statinti- compile of per- formances for the 1928 football gulde the name of Houston Stockton, mga = untversity halfback, will oc- cupy @ prominent place in at least two departments Complete figures are not but to date no one has| | set forth a claim to fame which sur- | Passes that of Stockton in the mat-| ter of passing ani consecutive place- | ment, kicking ip @ single game. | In seven games Stockton passed for @ total of 786 yards, an average of @ little better than 112 yards a game, Last year Johnny Mohardt of Notre Dame established a passing rec- , ord with 1,160 yards in 11 games, an | Average of & little lens than 105 yards. Tt ts not probable that Stockton’s | mark has been excelled this year. In a game against the University of Wyoming Stockton kicked nine} consecutive placements after touch. | down. Gonzaga won the game, 77 to 0, scoring 11 touchdowns and kicking 11 goals after touchtown. Jack Gar- | rity, Btockton's running mate at haif- back, kicked the first, and Marion Anhmore, tackle, drop-kicked the final attempt. Incidentally this performance may sive the Gonzaga team @ record. STOCKTON IS BULLDOG Horr Around this same Stockton ts the hope of the Gonzaga eleven in its fame with the wonderful Weet Vir ginta team at fan Diego Christmas HEN t ee) START PLAY When ts the proper time for the referee to blow his whistle when he puts the ball in play in the center? The referee shouldn't blow his + % whistle until the ball haa reached its highest point, after which it must be tapped by either of the centers be , DECEMBER 18, 1922 PLAYER San Diego Youngster Promising Starred With San Diego's Great Prep Team for Four Years BY LEO H. LASSEN ROM all accounts Seattle has picked up @ pretty nifty youngster in Ruby, the kid third sacker trom fan Diego, Cal Several clubs were after him, but Nick W- Nama beat the rest of ‘em to it and signed him to @ contract for the Indians re- cently. Ruby ts still « youngster, Just getting out of high school in June. He may be too young an4 Inexpert- enced for Const league work yet, but | a# each team must carry two recruits |Mext weason he may be one of the duet. According to Jo Groneman, sporting | editor of the San Diego Bun, Ruby is | @ natural born ball player, fielding well and being quite « hitter for a | young fellow. He played third base for the prep team down South, Bis [club winning the national prep cham- | plonship from West Tech, of Cleve- jand, two years running. In Southern California they hailing Ruby as @ second Wile Kamm. He will get plenty of atten- on from Manager Wolverton in spring training as he comes well recommended. @ay. The Spokane Catholica leave CENTERS po dose of Al Courtney, soon for their post-season battle with southpaw, from the Chicago White ‘What is the proper thing for the the undefeated West Virginians. [referee to do if the ball, after being Cocsteny, bese ne SPEARS WAS Bee ety Am the Center, toUchs*| Geary, Hodge, Shea and McWhes. DARTMOUTH COACH pe nthe mg either center haw | ney the Seals are eure to be cen- Coach Spears, of West Virginia,| ‘The referee shall aimpty put tt in| "Senin whe has had @ wonderful year With| soy egetn in tho came manner at hie team this season. is the same] tne same place JANVRIN BOUGHT Wek Gn he ee nl re when green team humbled ery, Harold Janvrin, veteran dig league Washington in the first game in the BALL IX PLAY infielder has been purchased by the satan ore Te” Mette Tan| row i the ball pt tate pay ae Sene Iodine for ert Zur He great passing formations Spears had|'' £o%* Cut of bounds? Tribe. He ie sald to be fast and ogi ‘That is up to the player. Hoe can * fn ee beck: letther throw, bounce or roll the ball eee to another player within the court. HARRY WILSON a AR OPPONENTS’ BALL larry Wileon is the bie star of| whe: goes the Penn State team this year, and! now dots. tn fotaees Gablenate one “ee the baby that U. shall put the ball in play? f [aden New Year's day. Wilson has | another year's play at Penn @tate, | and Hugo Berdek expects him to be | the greatest half in the country next year, GONZAGA IS ON WAY TO BIG BATTLE | QIPOKANE, Wash. Deo. 18.—~The Gonzaga college eleven entratn ed today for San Diego, Cal, where Mt will meet the crack University of Weet Virginia team Christmas Gay. With the exception of Crre and Ashmoren, both tackles, the former HOUSE sow —tn— “THE INVISIBLE POWER” [EIVE VAUDEVILLE 4 Glands with « cold and the iatter with a Requi Scien | wrenched back suffered in practice, sng tific |the squad of 30 men ft in prime Treatment | condition, Coach Dorals and Graduate Man- |ager Gadau are chaperoning the | players. O14 Man Confidence is |with the bunch, riding on free ® Gland Spectalist and can be seen at the Port of Health, 1227 Third ave, BAKERSFIELD iS caw WINS HONORS GRIMES, DOCTOR field high school won the champton- |ship of Southern California by de |feating the local high school grid |team, 17 to 6, here Saturday \BOBBY ROTH WITH BLUES Robby Roth, former big league outfielder, has been signed for next season by the Kansas City Blues of the Amertoan association. COMING 0 bY» CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY ‘The First Interleague Game of REGINA (Last-Year Prairie Champions) SEATTLE “Mets” Wednesday, December 20th, 8:30 P.M, Sharp Regular Prices—No Advance Admission $1.10, $1.40, $1.75 (Tax Included) Reserved Seats Now on Sale at the Arena Office 1210 Fifth Ave, Phone Main 2493 Ice Skating Special During the Xmas holidays the Arena will be open for Ice Skat- ing every morning, afternoon and be except Wednesday and COMING A BICYCLE FOR XMAS All Models $29.50 Up Terms Excelsior Motorcycle and Bicycle Co, 301 K. Pine St. Il, 0907 It i# customary for the referes, | when the ball goes out of bounds, to select an opponent who ts near the! spot where the ball left the court. | The Ex.Government Physican is OCEAN FISHERIES CO. 1825 Ratiread Ave. Main 0900 “Oldest and Most Reliable™ | ramet the P. O—On Third al AMUSEMENTS THIS WEEK Twke Daity OOR THEATRE M Parewell Tour of the Weat EDDIE LEOQnARD —n— “THE MINSTRELS DELIGHT” Assisted by “MALLIA.BART C0! we. HALLEN and Dave Thursby Bobby [ohman JOE WESTDN AND GRACE ELINE Nelson's Fatience “PANTAG#PSCOPB Fa Taek ven BITS AND PIECES ee HIS WEEK“ ¥ \,