The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1924, Page 5

SATURDAY. 1 BER . , THE SEATTLE STAR } af a y coal a8 i ” Call Rusty” Callo on Grant Leaves Big | Missouri2 Grid / Gap in Husky's Shell] €-=-ve| , Crown in Close Bout| w Must Develop New Coxswain \ lor ~| MartinoWins Bantam Bill Lane to Hoppe Loses Call Vanderbilt to Team on Way Step Out as in Hollywood Go Establish Cup rooter Utah Magzate weigh Race at Miami . TEW YORK, fe r that — “AT Ls te - seneall K N Ww : . a i BY MEL VOORHEES “ eg Pane ; . was ea ' . 5 - mo WII Don Grant's place as coxswain of the the Coas » ! ; The touah - \ Was varsity erew next spring? a be pay . ot reeay r who comes from Le ¥ - , . the greatest tiller man | ever saw,” says ve 3 . . , - Le ww ar Washington Cagers : a. Merteidiaak aie Gaetrant® Golo — was staged | little Eddie Martin pnd ue, tet one his ues jen to to Play Sunbeams = ¥«»e#tt . The lit xswain, who ecsived his sheopakin lest igs b Ase . ' back rough |}, t¢ a long koa y! By Bias 4 Basses ; a versity of | Washington | *™ i ton's crews to " lo is also a § > 4 Gov tion ¢ tt t ' " eet nships on. the| stl & 23 years od Sens hisn “Ckcane: | Ante ae kaa » wove ut Gordon Huber Out | sunveans an exnini at thel ter on = date tot ampic tale “ t th “ , : ~ ater at that A ° Crystal on Decer Yormer , c ti Se vives aA Cartan be. 48 the! ered and slammed Gold: Goldytein, who has held the t of Bruin’s Lineup - , oe on aS : weight; amweight title « o March sERK y, 20.—G * P pega as ‘ wae ¢ Ha tne tinny {WaS bitterly disappointed at the los.) 4 OM eT on. of Catitornia’s atar| eGmonton Wins in Long later Ste te 4 Carden wh pecked any t 2 peep ital pach ale Mix With Vancouver », w. i. va: asadl = a = ia th as ] time . - F 4 y a EDM ‘ON, Ds ! th ent “ ir BROTHELS ARE i are PERE ce CANDIDATES : aace, B ! tack 3 x and is, of course, 6} 1 “Then there is Arthur Wuthe we a junior = He is a Seattle Four months will elapse before se soe Oe eet wee 1 THe. OFD HOMn TOWN BY STANLEY OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS crew, but it is apparent to one ‘ He has cosely observed the ; * Val 4 me 2) men at work that one of three | b ay . ‘ > s NO-NO. | SAY Ce, men will handle the next Husky , , FROM Hirer iT F FOUND our wr WY SURE WA MEAN SANDY CLAUS! MY GOSH BOY HOW'D YA COME T’ MAWE SuCcH beat in place of the only Don | » ‘44 f 4 LOOKS LiKE ¢ z y w of |b pea Grant, REAL SMOKE WHAT WouR PAN MA 1S GNIN YOu FER CHRISMUS ? I KNOW WHAT MY ER 1S 7 A MISTAKE ,. WEN YA EXPERIENCED PA'S ~ A-A-UH OH KNOW SANDY BRINGS & ind Butler, also rre n x . iiiina ‘the watnrs of, tae GOSH OTEY. | pp aitings (5 ALL CHRISMUS PRESINTE? Easton for three years. Todd WE STRUNG LALS ~ BON YOUR MIND MUS \ BE WANDERIN gunior and > Myron Scott came to Wasir cin from Mukilteo and ix ew a junior with two years of iow work to his credit. Ue on Henry Thompson first turned lat for the coxswain post a bar ago when he was a fresh- AROUND TH” ‘ ay HALL. FOR NEVE MIND ¥ s\)\\We Gora | AN ‘FINISH OOF. . DECORATION a! OYSTER Svaws NEW BUCKE 1 DONT WE OUGHTER LETA BxI0 CORN CRIB FIRE SPon our FUN OOKS*SLICES onSeattle fairways KG ‘Brown is about to become} 2 That is the latest from the seat of informatio: Beounty-city building. tand “Goldie” Goldiarb is Marshall went shopping | working overtime making for “Al in Slumberland” and | | “Doc's” harness—a pair of didn't wake up until he had || What the cloth is | | asked the salesiady for “Alice | | of or what the pattern | {in Bunkerland.” i} mks like we know not, vat | *—————— ———_—_& ST UPPER — 4 tells us that there are Milt Randolph, Roy Dawes,| | ANNUAL BALL ote sag: IT WAS FOUND my four yards of its kind in | George Heap and Frank Dean, the AFTER REACHING THE FIRE ide world. ‘Two yards are about | dentist foursome, can be found doing THE BOYS HAD MADE THE LONG RUN WITHOUT Mintroduce Golfer Brown. A | their extracting in the rough on A Foot. oF HOSE @ 00 ov mma entree, 4a~ 20-24 4 Sreian jockey copped the other | the Beacon hill links every Wednes- re, day afternoon, except the last one. “The Way to a Man’s Heart BY TAYLOR | Pty the poor golfers who try to| ‘If you see a player doing the | ~ rin J. out of any strokes.| St. Vitus dance on the tee, don't | IT CERTAINLY ; = = = Zeal 9 HERE'S SOME MORE CAKE-POP! Fil be on the wrong fairway be-| be ularmey. It’s only D. P. | DOES ME GOOD 2 ={ PASS THE + FoR Gracious =}, THINK You OUGHT TO SHOW they get started. | (Bogey”) Macrae addressing his | To SEE 4OU WE'VE BEEN - POTATOES MOUR CHANCE ‘To SAKE - DID You YOUR APPRECIATION FOR ALL — ball. | THIS SERVICE BY TIPPING Hskekers ore the only things that — MEAL SO MUCH- }} OuR APPETITES } ASK HIM FOR SOME ]] EVER SEE © en ieos Wire OIDN’T THEY FoR SOME FEED “YOU WHILE | OF youR GOOD HOME COOKING ~ IT CERTAINLY 16 GREAT CHRISTMAS pea] SUCH EATING? MONEY YoU HAVE : LEFT FROM “ HOUR “TRIP: Victor Manca from being a Yer cent golfer. Every time he them his wife laughs him of the idea. “Letty” ¥ nd, the premier] southpaw £0 of Spaiding’s store who digs up six-inch divots from the flooring in George Abram's stall, writes: “What do they mean by! ‘Like as you lie'?* | | Answer: If your opponent keeps! careful watch while you play shot ENJOY YOUR SAVING UP r AND GRAVY | | | Hight, James, this is the | fall you Jimmie. for shot with him, then you are : apes like as you lle. If he lea’ {t to cLeod MacMillan, yes,| oo. honor, you can io as you and ple Golf club, s: “What is|"* mit pest?” i chinook sin he only thing Wajone who interrupts your own| 4 Chinook wind is t of a round, Pelg ee | that will save Seattle golfera and | bring their temperature back to par. | : | aver since Frank Burchart got} “woow| Ever since Frank t | STRIP OF | that wild-eyed wax doll from Frank/ VEN AND|Dean, he has been sinking putts eee Htrom all ces. BOOTS | About 500 Seattle dentists ought Mek McPain has sworn oft |to be to squeeze a wheeze out ~What’s the Use? BY MARTIN | | : SRE Sica cis enrich } Using your own tobacco! of this one. | GOSH) HOPE GHE DOEGKT SAy,\UE BEEN OAATS THE MATTER nooks tage Nal Since Secale Te eI \ NOTICE THIS BEFORE « LEAVE / TRYING TO GET WITH YOOR PHONE ee eset era | | PRM NO ee VETS | | | ANYWAY NOW BY GoM MAYBE YOU ON THE Boars? \ TRIED TO NXING FOR Bishop Yarns [HOT STUFF wat A f ; Ae WE CAN BE PHONE FOR THE 5 RACE TRAC Start Monday or Te Fume 1 GOFTVE Squared Circle,” stories NE SHES TALKING MNS FRANCISCO, Dec. 20-— at of the ring, written by |10 SOME OTHER Pround boxing bouts will be || “Biddy” Bishop, v n scribe the ‘Tanforan racet and boxing man, will start on The SI Hie first sport. page Monday. be about “Idle Figh' © Ring,” a yarn about tara who n’t take the game seriou: in «pite of it. There ¢ 6 in all, Re look for Bishop's first MCER GAME [2 | ON JAN. 1 Longview Cagers | 4 iN, . i . { Bein ne”, cat's day soccer Win Close Game Tag Has a Change of Heart siecle Aa BY BLOSSER STORTA, Ore, Dec. 20.—In a : a am. | heart-haltin me the, Long Bell| . e keagne toate ig ected basketball team of Longview de-| — - SoMa Z (e { + in action tented the Astoria Columbia club| bene LIAST. ERE] HERE! wikar Do You NERY WELL! TUL BE TELEPHONING |) (2 : —_——————— Ifive here last night by a score of} FROM Tic icc ASAN BY THIS SUDDEN oUTBLRST AY abet INT SANTA CLAUS \-~ Ou, Mom!! WAT } i ‘| <P? ry) "a F Irons 8 | Bia ‘ 16 to 15, AND THEN RUN OER, MAS Ca Re nS UAE TELL WH ee ey, : OZ ALL THEM THINGS : title Prep Grid Starting off a basket in the} TO MRS, BAND'S FOR : yan a faggwedl oto parc ANVRHING Se at ORIN VA WANTED ME first minute of play, the Astoria MER ROASTING , af 2) cae |p aa cn Saturday rotted up 14 pdints in the fi PAN: 2 ; IS THAT RIGRT? Va ’ te YEAR bey Ae fhe ate Pe, To de-| white the Longview five was g | we EA eee a te my ae a. LUT Les é ¢ sfootha hampionship}ing six. In the second half the , fouthern Ma high a rolled the otlist way, the Co-| ind Comp-|iumblans picking up but one point ington park| while Longview garnered 10 YES-E oa & ¥ afternoon, od ae Waite Eleven Has ee root Will” | "Cancelled Grid Mixle . ie ake Long Rest! PORTLAND, Dec, 20.—The Waite t t, Seattle welterweight, | high school football team, of TéBédo, wy rest ) before he | Ohio, will start Mast Sutgpylay after. | ft noon without playing Liticoln high | his mana, yays|uchool of Portland, according to t in the best of con-} Conch Larry an, of Toledo, Be. “san Of & recent attack of | cuuse of the cold weather the g@he| wus culled off,