The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1924, Page 12

‘| _ Passes May Decide Missouri-U. S. C. Game’ y Big Leaguer The Squared] Foley and North Dakota Cage Taxis to or N. W ais, Sint” tatinere| Projans and Circle Sandow in ——— Sido Mars |) Ligers Both | BY “B ” BISHOP JAMIESON of the Cleveland Indians is the . apie Adept at It ? Pool Bout Ohare elder in the American league. He hawt! Crack College Five to x " vig Bantamweights He adi = ARS: Play Washington Here Missouri Has Fine Record Weekly Boxing Show - for Breaking Up and Here Tonight Bisons Meet Huskies After Holidays; North Dakota Intercepting Aerials First School in Middle West to Send Out Cage » Team; To Play 11 Games . | ARGO, N. D., Dec. Notre Dame has al. ready stolen the fire of ail other teams in the traveling grid world, The North Dakota Bi- " on will start a conflagration all their own in r . the touring basketball universe when they 4 embark for the Pacific coast Christmas day, 4 ee / the first Middle West cage team to head to . ER I & wards the West. Peter Jackson | Ka Che North Dakota team, champions of the , br 7 Y Dakotas for the past two seasons, will open : eal with the Spokane Athletic club at Spokane on eton vecember Other games scheduled on this trip include the } # . Washington and Montana State universities and colleges, Ida- y ' ho university, Oregon university and the Butte Y. M. A \ a ‘ |team. Jamestown, N, D. college, will be played in the final ‘ he is : - game on the return journey. N ee nae ts Critics are of the opinion that the Bison, as the North Da- er ? 4 A tits breed im | kota Aggies are known, will be green as to the ways of the| : fought! be F | f West on the basketball court, and will get a severe jolt when| 1 t € 4 se ee Coach George “Ad” Dewey’s team swings into action at Spo-| ot t playe the ma i Anoth kane. t re q hen mi-f H | Dewey, a former Multnomah A. C, coach, is Priming his} most sought-af i has |i ‘ k heav 6 . 2 men for the Coast style of play and he has an excellent ar- | been ready for any for s r t i rte pots « od H's tak ray of material with which to do it. Six members of last | era! year ina ire ¢ t «st 4 t DIS! Geysel, the Ce wr year’s state champions are on f F, = ee | raph Ae hy pearly ~My ed ed Lgl paring we : P ; et the squad and a host of likely This Settled of Boley, who has wanted a nee | J Taylor or Fullback Riddic trom | har fog Welt candidates are in the running All Ay ‘gument = ‘ ' col = 5 for the seventh position with who mado. tw 4 é not playlr nst the § ckson was a O- | event who lo two Re enc eee dictates: Fr cyanea Spaks’vehn wen'w Someles | the travelers. ope in! & | Nick Dumovich tere, to the : und | featherwet ereabouts & year ago, The i1-game trip will t ; in . * Beby”mpreoed with hn" own| te mating-a cometnek ater fone | 2 go thal antag May Join With |. POWERS. t arry Hallid t t t b . on S The T ag Gly) eattle Squad ..””, a In Victoria, B. aes gay ance A kortcd BE whieh includes pone THE Beattie Baseball “chub 6 th hu 3 graphically the type of ; saibiidie: ‘s, emsiiatine the Dakota Mate, Creigh 4, Sin. || Damoviah, man this great sable battler wa s whieh taste ot ban onda: ihe rae h t formné hi 1 “ , It in the Brown Jug cafe 4 | + apsrch : r ec son, owner of the ca, was actins| 18 [dahoans miber beileved to bea record in|] of ame hite about $2,000 Ned. Killefer, Seat ee Jackson anager” ad 1 had| poco Siewee ees nade ctminate any futur tang fa «| Shortstop for ' gone there to arrange a match with | he has been rent to the mino: . ger of th . J Feekson ‘for a beavywotent tt] Are Awarded : isto land the star portaide Gotham Yanks.) —Jim Jeffords, a big Cor i iteson, tress Crone va iey, Cal. Grid Sweaters Ed Collins Damovich Wa fracorecen dy -Rag YORK, De ) d The announcement that a | OF IDAHO, Mo | H Bo t EUROPE TO fe carr i re Aa tt peor ras 9 : - match would be made attracted Elghteen tr —e . as uque stinies 6€ the Los Auseles|coote, . ” Jot of ring celebrities, among squad have ul ers ; oo = be { them Frank Slavin, who bad | ters under | for Sheely, SEND ACES -_ repens Ble reel ga ence fought Jackson oO gag . K mmstitu i a Hangs rk W@round battle in England. ry ker of the Chicag te 8 uaa & “ar pind Bie eet ae ter, secon |. \ 4 mays that tat tery tte ben | Auto Speed Kings ‘Ex-|M1@PPY Holmes has ed by a group of friends. There}. fa thrown ball at first base he bas ever ween in the major) pected to Compete in| Saves Day for Ie oat oA i ues Indiana Classic in May Victoria Club eas burst into the room a fighter of t the “ham dnd egg” class Pe “Hello, Pete,” the boxer gruffly see MOG ve two-ring | go on forever Called out, extending his hand after a Nea it ts considered Pan APOLIS, 2.—~ 7, yan OUVER, B.C. it better than Huge he had slapped Jackson on the/son, Ray Stephens, Victor Came 7-2 @ nis was at his man vi ta di i back. who have played three} land Collins were rer c ros . Jackson turned majestically, like an African prime minister, ni se, i ae =< Charley Jamieson Is _ looked over the preliminary Tapper, Ver: jeral league: Seow ancien poser”) = Premier Flychaser |. sre scons: «wc ference football for zea | Motor|to 0, tn 1a. | league co n big ore . Hal Cha: he Chicago before jumping to the one tally w -|erickson, 10 min of the second pe Stor'step sburg ast heely’s head,” says puck on a pass fre led to secon = > , ’ pw aWwe | inches better th or Anaad ». | son, was of the mor luable® ing the salute. | Missouri Eleven Due BY BILLY EVANS | Mack Makes Shift bejgrer ashy eth geal Happy” Holmes, a players in the lage Gree) Ma ji | “Don't know me any more, do}") N baseball stars at any one par " decided that an | tee oor him to bond atin abe y the fact that Ward ts not you?™ said the down and outer. | in Angeltown Today|1 ticuiar position seem to run in|a pitcher Ja Seal nxer mA tat wou be impor rillant stops aly the fact that Ward te | oor 7% ae "| University of Missouri football team,| For instance those two remarkable | “ering arour ant p in need | Panem a teak oie ht from trying out the ‘ heme. | reeiay. I boxed a preliminary the|Which tangles with the University of| outei@iders, Ty Cobb and Tria Bpeak- | Rae ee eee ye eae” | aes a iow: throw “out ott Bane Mori Named | “Bay, ed a preliminary: the |e othe “alife r tthe & chance Ithe dir lity to glove | might you fought Jim Corbett,” sald [Southern California eleven at theler, broke into the gamo about the |" ChARC® || bility to glove b mpire for Big Tilt Waals Cocthee’O Off j a boxer « on Christmas day, is due! same time lion as Washington relative to Jam.| thrown into a ann y Morris, popular Seattle Se y Ss . . © tod r ‘o 0) ‘obb and = oie “I dot if the r was 0 tion « he Ww ot nd bas of “You were paid for your services, oom bot, Seen Ap nag Both Cobb a4 /ieson'a pliching ability. However,| “1 doubt If there ever was a mor mn of the v ball and basketball oftical.| for Pasadena Game ia fred Jacks usual interest 1s being s Speaker have at Jameson had ability | Yaluable first base In thejin a French Peugeo t n named os umpire for the pace ye ee ne canon. |,,|in. the game, as Missouri has won| , z “5 s recelved no great | f : came the response. “Well, that’s all that is necessary You will please excuse me,” and . Jackson turned to again talk with|Mid-West. The vi his friends. to take things ea The incident pointed out how|Working out Wednesda Jackson held to the polite manner of approach and how thoroly dis. Head Football Coach Enoch E Head Crew Coach Ri Assistant Coach Butler Monday for Pasaden: will end the New sterday, following football game between , ween Washington anford and Notre Dame. Several braska authorities. ne |other Seattle grid fans are expected lone Coast official t Foreigne « remark t money in the Indianapolis ause of the onse! ruc anti! 1919 when “Howdy” WH- ork.” } cox, an American, won in a French or and that he look the bat against rig handed pitching Uned as a subs! passed the peak of ity of Nebraska-Untversity |the Valley conference title, and 1s foo! “aps Mon Be all the! ». In the F gam Neb., is for the big o | rated as one of the best teams haps that & to outfielder, | With which b « with varying ft rk strate: ‘thet Coast Grid Tutors tn “levelan | Plan Organization|‘ role of manager, they now seek to} win new laurels as abil following year a cat bu apolis by Louis Chev rolet and n by ht 'Chicago Hotel Gets brother was a comp! let and k Jar since that E ~ i , >» travel south for New Year ee bennecnne at blogs he aakers S52) cog ANORLMM Dio. 3t-—Pacific| the foreigners Laven'e had a ran ch will referee, Morris| game, elther to see the Pasaden: ‘ oing the| tes S etarted 15 a ANGELES, 5 da c GE bl 4 < haha nr a slagoncege tortie 7804 Title Cue Tourney} Steak? Wig, hare] ¢ “ult: dabavtthetity of adntede |coast nd Mid-West footfall coaches | umpin ne field judgejcontest or the Pennsylvania-Califor- boxer not taken the liberty of slap- | 7 y, Char-|in all departments of play : CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—The world’s Ping Peter on the back he would) ;¢\5 haikiine billiard championship eve received a more cordial wel-| wit be held at the Congress hotel - here February 23 to March 4, the Brunswick-Balke-Collender company| | announced. | will meet here on December to] NEW YORK, Dec. « 2%. The | And J. form a Western branch of the Na-| Yankees will play t customary tlonal Foothall Conches’ association. |long training schedule of tho way .| back from Florida in M ley Jamieson of} tutelage of the master outfielder, the Cleveland club} Today Jamieson ig just about the stands out as tho/tast word as an outfielder, while at premier gardener| tho plate he mixes them up in the|Dr. John Wilce, Ohio State c favo, twea: EVANS of the American | most approved style. In plain words, |and prosident of the national ¢ ty-five games have been scheduled, league if not the majors. | 98 & real star ization, will preside 18 with the Brooklyn Robin: | It ‘ts an Interesting fact that Jam- | ————————______________ : : | linesman. nia tilt at Berkeley. Sullivan, Passes Him Up ACKSON just fell short of ring greatness probably for one rea- Aor ton. Jobn I. Sullivan drew tho| Lwo Judges Were Mein GHuraE ce Dahacts HE te frfosed to tox him, atte te ae| in Favor of Draw Cleveland club beenn to play alone: | OUR BOA RDING HOUSE tured the heavyweight championship| NEW YORK, Dec. 23—Hxamina.| 4° of him 7 vo Has Style of Speaker of England and Australia. |tion of the judges’ votes that gave as Sty Pp 7”, 5 * He was fast, strong, clever and|Eddi “Cannonball” Martin tho| watching Jamieson going after a| FORGET NOT I) YOUR SPEED 5 rich in courage. He was easily an meee ceentaery hy Aramvmonalip| fy Pail Ge: canvece'” the | stvit- ot ANTONIUG, “To “TOUCH AH ER, Pss-Ss- s1s ag fate outstanding figure of the many men|in his bout wi be Goldstein Fri-| Speaker in almost every movemen \ LOO) WICK ! aN yi of his race who rose to prominence |day night showed that two declared| There {# grace, accuracy and confi WELL ANYWAY, ~~ FOR OUR ELDERS| \\ OW BUS, q 34 The Meerschaum : with the gloves. in favor of Martin and two decided] dence in his play. | }\) SAN ek Nw MMM On MMON\O™W\YN KY FoR AH’ LUVA Fi ae Kis ig i Jackson's last contest in the ring |it was a draw, The career of Jamieson In the Am- \\ aN 1@ AN Le IM # a SNGrat “vihcouves “B.C. tn 4a8e |- scectthe Sub ——Jertcan league reads not unlike. flc-| BY DOVE FOLKS «YoU ARE, AH, 3 MIKE, STOP HIM! i repeals. 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