The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 5

Frank Emmer Has Makings of Real Star, Says Dugdale [Johony Jordan } Boxers Are, REPORT BIG STEELHEAD CATCHES |About Fights Ready for |——____ ‘and Fighters Next Show 5 Bounce Pid Coming Into Basketball Favor 3 like Waltons g BY LEO H. LASSEN older Only Needs Experience Says Em- Id Be Given chance to Stick DUGDALE Lae Dean xk ENMER ahaa ew Das Winner of Sacco-Jordan Bout to Get Chance at} Harper's Title Doing Stuff | In Streams I Season Opens With Big Catches Reported by | Many Anglers at the ¢ Jimmy agp es, ‘ °Y cs - ue ; ; S 4 4 A good ; utation, meets Irving ; « . ie weight from ie iy I v t rep Dat ii sher of Aberdeen days 8b b ; Uchet ba t+ Henderson May hie ict Wasting’ Forbes ; Go to Oregon LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 4 —Eliner Henderson, erstwhile football coach at the University of Southern California, would consider favorably an offer to |") Ue on in the Foleyes take over a similar task at the asud dt eoee-ntted the Sal Nad veh University of Oregon in the in the third round and while Pole place left vacant by the resig Rockne Wins, And Yet Has Grid Alibi! WACH KNUTE ROCKNE f hands were dropped to hia sides that ‘i 8 f the cls jon of Joe Maddock peat lensah tke sunshine on $ I certainly would be inter- | thee sent Foley reeling to his ¢ hey ested in the Oregon fob, but, | ner, And yet it was in the » and If § tt sey 9 of course, the offer must come | round that Foley made his be re from Oregor not from me,” was simply o had four bouts ir starting two ight with Howard been in continuous ceks, which is Henderson said. t of Games Played in Reckon the victor, intersting Seattle Church Cage oe , CLASS “B" SECTION 3 | Young Stribling in H Championship Bout ? | MIAMI, Fl Jan. 13 ney, American Dame was staggering in stages of the game. The alar affected my pokfield ways y fighter. return Foley will b« again over any ast or Mid} The bounce pase, preventing interception of the ball almost entirely, is coming into|marcnea to m ies a tions mili s : CLASS “O"=SHOTION 1 Pasa. favor more and more each season in basketball. Coaches are paying special attention to | nodectic ut y in Mareh JACK ALLEN _Neodiand Pa 3 Me f this kind of pasaing. . Pictured here is Coach Pease of Ballard high school showing - a * 8 rd t Johnny Gaf y, one of his forwards, how to make the bounce pass effective and accur- secedie, 38; | st tre Dame players were the meats ute. and “Shrimp” Jensen, ailother forward, it liatening in on the instructions. Mrs. Luther Kennett Looms a asd rark| The following day” Jim, Crowley : rma ies 8 OO sae se _ Up in Pebble Beach fst cd Seng seg “ . Rockne’s great alfvack, ad 7. Mrs. | ct pic at White Sul . CLASS “O"—SECTION & ne an t wr R . k d S D ill H ¥ bur x . | pected to play a notabl without »e to make the goir sting for the 12 s who will tak Pebble Beach event breakd: the movie atmosphere saan nds Onivendbew’ it ato ‘ | A th Fi ht B f H. R ti Pebble Beach tan =: for wor tion i eee ee en, which will be played over the/more th ean "Willie Johnston to | nother ig erore e netires iets Dol Mente: seeas, BOs ee | are nn Pick Tennis Courts! CN» BY HENRY L, FARRELL ing one of the West's| ‘The | DEL MONTE, Cal EW YORK, Jan. 17%.—Jack Dempsey, word's heavyweight champion, will engage in] mos cous ne o 7 4N one more defense of his title before he marries, retires and settles down, accord-| n ing to Tex Rickard. The champion’s announcement that he would marry Estelle Taylor, motion risa Tosh actress, next June, and would surrender his title, brought a smile today to the famous} or cou New York promoter. | Miss Mar “I know that Dempsey is going to fight once more. After that, I don’t know, | will be an outstand Rickard said pe seh: Rickard would not give the reasons for liis prediction that Dempsey was not going! or to give up his title without one more battle, but it was recalled that Rickard alway , layers in such case i I has had first call on the} |p a8 Larry Estridge . champion’s afe. Not so Miss I trance of Mrs, Harry © yers. Time/young, Pacific Northwestern title fact of apparent| holder, makes the Pebble Bea come to the front to] rournan cific coast cha | plonahip ey n all but the nar out of the r %-) There is a 1 on now to have the the present champion, | various asso ns in the West rec n Hollins, of New York.) ognize th mpetition as such avorite. Miss/There is no question but that it has AMe® #0 NeCeS-| come to be the women's golf classic at least six) of tho year on t coast. ed carry of| ambitiou y|Scattergun Artists for she ot Methodist. nat le tennis at Petyere GAS “P"—SECTION 1 t rk Pree Madison st a White if SID, BARBARIAN Wine Knockout Winner jcc na ces ane. January Month That Phillies [tangs away fake “| Gather at Del Monte a8) DETROIT, Jan. 17.—Sid Barbar-|) NEW YORK, J Larry ibs Sah chant and can be de Ts * Det re tides, New York midtiow Vicia Pes oi Win National League Title * tuirway ously BY J.S. . W. ASNEY rs u's leading | for t . { N 5 ial da F m tar, and Kimmick ‘ameron, of | champio at Del at Demy non, Ca the Annand: . Pasadena. | Monte, M nt ha Jimmy Wilsor Butch Henline| M Came s playing the same] plans for the California Indians’ an- © that t to do the bul brand of golf she displayed two! nual pow-wow, May 4-10, were com- f Benny hc ra ago in the women’s national | ple which Phil ia wins the National league pen 1 Leonards v ageitix and filmitis| 4, ame time year William FE. 1 Good Savings Bank Laws Encourage Thrift The thriftless person is a menace to society. The person who fails to save money with which to acquire a home or a business or with which to obtain a better education by attendance at school, on, by taking a journey; or who fails to provide against the emergencies of life, such as sickness or accident in the without endangering rp new hurt from the consider Knight, Houston R same cireum-| Dana — Fillingim, ct ueaaee “thet elon Z arr the. veteran: vad family—such a person is an “undesirable citizen.” The spendthrift is usually his retirement could be con the “iron nap an enemy to the existing order of things and against the Government. Inidered of pressure under fire on, Couch, Hub : sith doe ie oWwLAK to quit Betts will be on On the other hand, the thrifty person—the one who regularly saves a portion < bd > ‘ pet Stal ee ‘fare “witle| In the outfield it 1s probable that of his earnings, who accumulates money and property, is for many reasons a n t e ation S usiness lnad ‘something ith his de-| Mokan, Harper and Cy Williams will blessing to any community; first, because Thrift is a basic virtue, and he who *}elsion to qu anh aetat peste fherink My practices it must inevitably possess other virtues, such as temperance, benevo- SLEET storm snaps wires ticular path for the passage of : Yordy, from the Waterbury lence, reverence and patriotism. The thrifty person is therefore a GOOD in- in New England; a bliz- his voice. Whether sudden + ' w stead of a BAD influence. * ard fells a line of poles in the calamity comes froman Atlantic t Every good citizen everywhere is doing what he can to encourage his fellows ~ Weste ; d ale or a Texas “twister,” its ’ om quartet to save. Would it not be well for the people of Washington—especially bank- whe] oe ° ee ere ; he rete! ed ee ance St. Mary’s May Play Pistnte eka asap ers and legisiators—to give most serious attention to the enactment in this ams a valley community; a damage must! pls 7 ; Notre Dame on Grid : @ minors who may provid state of legislation calculated to throw a maximum of safety around the say- Paairie cyclone sweeps away because it cripples ete et of perbwsigg weber et AR nanan Hike, a, Hes ea Atti ings of our people and thus to lend the greatest possible encouragement to é _ tverything in its path; —wher- a communications system that is ee eh and (Nara: Dame, tinh Thrift? ver the emergency, mén and _ nation-wide. his Racer et EL ’ Midwick Club Faces 5 . ! i $ univer- and } would come | wo lou Ivals Materials are rushed to the spot Because America ha Tei ROT TREC TIS Retry a Aah LMS diag as ing n utu in order that telephone service, sal service, the telephone truck jie institutions: | Midwick Country club has more or . : ‘ i less a monopoly in the way of polo} iat important at such a time, speeding to a scene of disaster 2 [George Gibson Will | siwmvionships on tne Pacino coast Savin § Bank } | May be restored. truly “on the nation’s business, | c ch Chicago Cube| ‘ i ssn Years, Del Monte| tthe i its work- OAC Mi for OPAA Hot he Bait the mending of every andthe implement of it work sagem ger AH 1101 Second Avenue $s ons wicidec a a former pilot of t “Itts! pur | 5 Mon ‘the idle of March. i restorestotelephone DAere 7 ee Se Mee Srileaiteit. bac Reaahneenthe (Conte et Established Resources | Serywhere in America, a par- nation’s cause. cabo Cubs. Gibaon ts a student of| GONZAGA LOSES Thirty-five Years Over $33,000,000.00 4 the “old school ray eS mat SPOKAN Wash., Jan. 17 OFFICERS baveball career with the Bultalo) washington State college came up € y ub in 1903, He joined the Pirates) oo behind in the second half here 1d GLE HARRY SHELTON ‘ The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company n 1904, remaining for 11 year z 4 teteates Gon tL ANH RAR ie Fesesdans Babies Sue : i N WINS eee WILLIS S. DARROW, Vice Pre HARRY G. BALDWIN, Assistant Secreta BELL SYSTEM wis We out rie. tthe Unk siyietien; PAAR SAAD desk wal KOLLIN SANFORD, Vico Presid HERBERT €, BRYANT, Assistant Secretary { ‘ = Uni I Service ersity of Oregon defeated Pacific! fan for Firpo is a question, but If - o One Policy - One System Ustverse Smivhrslive at basketball, here daat | sings gota, hate @ chance het: suit [night with case, 48 to 17 ly fall for them, is usual Pe ie coeur b bys Py z ia i ie