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gterblibfeitsberibt.

Gertrude Wloon, 80. Ola Ct.
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Sie @gertnumuier.

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StammtiidJ @aterluno.

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Ger Gorperfauf Der gintrittsfortcn
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SpmpbOniefou,crte.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27

Under Andy Smith. the Univers.
ity of California football team WIZ
use a lot OF fake formation stun
this fall. Smith has the men
coached to feint toward one end
lump back into position quickly
and then slam bang some other
spot in the line.
Harvard used this system TO
some extent. and II was Haughton' 8
knack Of covering his point OF at
tack that so bewildered Yale In the
big game last fall. Yale possessed
enough power TO push the Singer
building out of plumb. as proved
by it's showing against Princeton.
But against Yale. the Blue didn't
know where 10 exert this power.
and the result was a disastrous
walloping.
Possibly Eddie Mahan coilab-
Grated with Head Coach Smith IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
SEASON SKED
GIVEN OUT
AT "U"

Graduate Manager OF 'Ath-
ieties Arthur Younger. Of the
University OF Washington. has
announced definitely the uni.
verslty's football schedule.
Eight games are on tap. six OF
which are going TO be played
on Denny field. The two
games which will be played
away from home. are the
games With the University Of
Oregon at Eugene. and the
University Of California at
Berkeley.
The schedule follows:
Sept. 30 Ballard Meteors a
Denny field.
Oct. South Tacoma Athleti,
oiab at Denny field.
Oct lt-Navy Yard at DEM,
field.
Oct. 2s--whitman Mt Denny field
Nov. i--unlversity OF Oregon a
Eugene.
Nov. Ito. A. c. at Denny field
Nov. is--uniyersity OF California
at Berkeley.
Nov. 3o-University OF callfor
MIA AT Denny field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
TUo Ghosts of Brooklyn
Pack Up Their buds and
Fit Away Until Spring
BY II. c. HAMILTON

big series tomorrow. The turn
In the scramble may come thru
these oamea
Today found the Dodgers stili or
top In the nerveracking dash thru
the last days OF the campaign. bu,
they hold their advantage by Que
game.
ehiis In Brooklyn
Tho Philiies will open their fare.
well encounter In Brooklyn better
fortified than the Dodgers. for they
viii spend today in idleness. this
being an open date on their SEIZED
ule. Pat Moran may be expected
10 have Grover Cleveland Alexan.
der IN the opening fray. and I,
Is reasonably certain that Rubc
Marquard viii open for Brooklyn
While the National league is stand
ting on It's toes. holding It's breath.
waiting for the clash between the
two leading teams. the American
league will he starting on It's last
leg OF the 1916 campaign.
Standing three games ahead of
Chicago. the second-place club. the
Red Sox viii go into the battle to.
day against the Yanks. The Dono-
van collection OF cripplcs always
has proven the greatest living INK
TO the Red sox. and Bill Carrisan
may awake one OF these fine Sep
tember mornings and find his
claims 10 first place again chal.
lenged. However. the Yanks cant
do great deal OF damage Boston
has to win oniy four games 70
clnch the pennant II Chicago ~ins
It's four remaining games. and the
Red Sox only succeed In winning
the same number. the clubs will be
tied at the end OF the season.
In Brooklyn today. big Jim
Vaughn. who downed tho Dodgers
In one game Of a double header be-
tween the Cubs and Dodgers Sat.
urday. doubtless win ascend the
mound again for Tinker's crew. op-
posed TO him. II one Is to believe
In signs. will be Larry Cheney. for.
mer Cub who went TO the shower
without his game won the last
time.
" Tinker car win today's
duel over the Dodgers, he will
be ready TO sleep peacefully to-
night. for he will have snsked
the Dodgers half a game from
their lead over the PhiIies.
The task Of writing the last chap
ter Will be up TO Pat Moran. lie
VIII sail into Brooklyn with his
pounding team In the best OF condi.
tion to pull the series out OF the
fire. Alexander. Rixey. Erskinc.
Mayer and Al Demaree are going
at top speed. II the Philiies can
take the majority OF the games.
they will return home In pretty
fair shape. for they will leave tho
Dodgers to the tender mercies OF
the Giants. and the McGrawites ap-
parently have forgotten how to lose
a game.
While the Dodgers and Phillies
are having IL out In Brooklyn, an.
other important series will be In
progress at the Polo grounds. The
Giants and Braves will meet In a
death struggle for third place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
MILL r HAS
HEAVIEST
TEAM

Coach Miller OF the Universal
~ Freshmen has one Of the
heaviest freshmen teams In the
history OF the institution.
After the team has been %.
teeted, the team. on the whole.
will average close TO i75
pounds. These figures are
based on the men who are
playing regularly with the frat
squad.
The line and the baekfield are
com posed OF men who have seen n
couple OF years OF service on the
different high schools In and out
OF the city. The squad has been
10 the last few days
by the addition OF Charles Rich.
ards. who played tackle on the
champion broadway team two
years ago. and Paul Coles. captain
and all city haifback OF the LIN.
coin team last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
RAY loGuE is NO
MATCH FOR ELLIS

Ray Logue. former city billiard
champ, was no match for Charles
Ellis, former national title holder.
last night. at Brown a. Hulens
parIors. The unfinished run OF six
made by the visitor at the end OF
the game was high for one evening.
A large crowd saw the game. to
which no admission was charged.
Charley Hulen refereed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27

The greatest world series
service ever produced by a
press association Ia what the
United Press expects TO give
readers of The Star In the
coming championship between
the winners in the American
and National leagues.
n. G. Hamilton, who has
been following the unprece-
dented struggle for the pen
nants In both leagues viii han
die the play by play dcscrip-
ton of each game. Hamilton
will also write a technical
story of each game, covering
the inside" features and bring.
ing out the points on which the
game turns. George Martin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
Heel and Toe Walkers
to Be Given Chance
to Show Their Speed

George Pantages. champion
amateur heel and toe walker Of
the Northwest. Intends staging a
contest for heel and toe walkers
within the near future. In the
hope Of making the sport AZ pop
uisr here ~ IL has been In the
East for many years.
A trophy will be hung up for
the winner OF the event, and
other prizes will be given. Those
wishing TO compete In this con-
test should leave their names
with the sporting editor OF The
Star.
A time and place for holding
the walk. which will be . short
one, will be selected later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
Readers of The Star Will Get
the Best Worlds Series News

whose feature stories on the
national conventions attracted
wide attention. will write hu.
man interest features and semi
humorous stories on the big
sport event
Martin is certain to get a
new alaut and a new line OF
stuff out OF the series.
Fred 8. Ferguson, who has
handled the worlds series for
the last four years. for the
United Press. will he In gener'
al charge OF the service. Fer
guson, thru his familiarity with
conditions In a worlds series.
will get the last possible de-
gree OF speed into the running
story OF the games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
.-JUST-@
Between Ourselves
~ THE SPORTS EDITOR

arandsand collapse
Colorado Springs Labor beginning seek DAMAGES appears
chsss football situation a. West Point
o
great September T. sssnst the
who pitched the goth victory On
September o. 49, m u.s. 49, Is and 2b they In single
Included Brooklyn Phlade
pha Cincinnati. Pttsburg Chicago and 81 Louis clubs
climbed by winning two rames from the Ph
the contests Schupp use
rcsraa SANE number
remarkable their record
In the season II straight
q
rho.. game Husr but lot Of
wi gents they're flying too high"
Indoor skating Kinks open the fall season.
Just smother case o getting II In the neck
u u u
SONG
night been
a twosome~l
tho air OF the morn
Colonel BcEey"
just N old fogys
Wen laugh Colonel Bogcy" to scorn
The wonder.
The fairway iics
The sky be a thaieh,
rho shiny
rho bunkc
sweetheart. let's make up match
Aye got ont your brassie.
My bonnie. blithe iassie.
nd gay be OF song
We'll take 1.-THE laddie.
so pert n pladdie -,
Wen Caddie Cupid aiongi -iAte
football coach eonontsd WIN esen
TO work nena me sane GUM
seau. the fer loss without running the risk "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
PIANO CONTEST
PRIZE WINNERS


IN ne several publicity contests
enAt Ne have conducted In the past.
who're credit awards have been
Issued. eur sxvsrfenee has proved
thas sAs cost q the prizes the pre-
age1 aSoss 10 per cent Of the vol
W1ne Of BUSINESS resulting there
fYom- In this instance IL 10 not
eo0eing us . cent for this expense.
- - have de,srrnined to give our,
nvfng. that IL. IL you hold . credit
letter you can bring u 70 Eiisrs
Mus1e House ana receive rs full
faoo valus, with ~ additional ~ per
cons sAAs1 to It's total amount. even
1 ~ W s' is:sssss. Il you " soia .
Sg1ais ~ etee IL 10 good for SIZE At
Mere. or II your award 10 size
GiiSrs WIN accept IL for s1lf. when
ss,ss @ s,s -. S.r 49, g = sn ~, e
On each and every piano ana p4sns
slayer In our ssesk, eomprfstng such
hmous makes ~ the kfmban, Mar
ohaii 4 wendeli. Chiekerfng. Decker.
elton and many others. there 10 .
care. upon which r. marked In plain
flguros our rsgular retail price OF
the insxrumsaG Select the piano %
glsysr piano yor vsns an and y n:
UItGys k0l S8.AHR'"s -" 49, t~SsNs
the amount Of your contest award.
Dlus 10 Per cent. and pay the bal
eacs - SSssls payments. some - low
e Si.Ss per ~ssk-
Hesusnber. the extra 10 per cent
llooOuns that Etiers gives does not
1noan . loss Of profit TO US. but rep
FooOnts The amount Of money that
Wo0ld ordinarily 60 for preliminary
o(vevtfsenG. printing bills. prizes.
- In this case II " your gain.
tesauss Ne have not been put to
any of that ,xpsnse.
You will never be thoroughly sat-
0nfSoA with your purchase unisss you
hoVe Investigated Eiisrs prices.
0ianos and terms at Esisrs Music
Ee0oe, At Tbiyd ave. and University
"a. Seattle.
6svsYni pianos were selected ysS-
nrday At Eiisss by contest prise
S1nnsrs. and In each case the pur-
Gbassr vas highly pleased with the
s11stiS.si esn: AZ. my , s,sa
DosPe opsa DvsnanSu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
Bud Young Goes
to Montana and
Will Not Teach

Bud Young. former U. OF W. foot
ball star. did not take the position
as teacher In Bellingham. AZ he
intended doing. but instead has 10
Gated In Montana This was the
word received here today. follow.
Ing a report that he vas mystari.
ousiy missing.
Young did not notify the Beiling.
ham school authorities OF hts
change OF plans. which gave rise
TO rumors that he had disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
WILD FAN 10 CHARGED
WITH SERIOUS CRIME

TOLEDO. Sept 27.--Jacob Schol
key was indicted by the grand jury
on a charge OF assault with intent
20 kin here yesterday. He's the
one who threw the now famous
pop bottle at Umpire George John.
son last July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
cHET NEFF RECEIVES
OFFER TO BOX SOUTH

Chef Neff. local lightweight, has
offers TO meet Joe Rivers, Mexican
battler, in Los Angeles next month.
He probably will accept. The Sc
attic boy has won six straight
fights. and has three already lined
up, not including the Rivers melee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
The Stick Battle
AN e RicAN
CHAMPION BEHIND
IN BILLIARD MIX

PITTsBURG. Sept 27-Hugh
Heal. Toledo cue expert, is leading
Charles McCourt, three-cushion
billiard champ. in their match
here. The second block went to
the visitor last night, giving him a
lead OF Is points over the cham
pion. McCourt won the title from
Charles Ellis.