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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
SOCCER WILL
OPEN SUNDAY

Soccer VIII get under way In the
Northwest Sunday with Black Dia-
mond playing the Duthie team az
Liberty park. and Skinner & EDDY
travelling to Carbonate to play the
coal diggers.
Sundays tilt here win get under
way at 2:So sharp. There will be no
delays in the games that marred last
years Tits, and the directors OF tho
league are looking forward to one of
the best seasons in the history of the
sport here.
Bob Bonner. Duthie pilot, and
George Upton. Black Diamond man
ager. are keeping their lineups a -
cret for Sundays tilt. for some funny
reason or other.
Davis, young phenom, is showing
well for Carbonate in the line. and
Tommy overton win be in the back
field
Alex Rose will oniciate here and
Pete Sherer will handle the other
mix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Washincton faces elimination from the Coast grdiror
ce today when Coach Hunt leads his charges against tho
Oregon the toughest football assignment tho
home boys faced Denny field this The kick
off is scheduled for 2:30.
Coming north with team OF % veterans, Coach SHY
Huntingdon the Webfooters out the eTse statement
Inst night that his boys didn't to Seattle to lose
II Washington gets past the Oregon aggregation they
N fair way win the Coast honors altho Washington
State and California still remain the home team:
schedule
Both teams have all their games this Wash
naton spanked the navy and chased conference
record against the Whitman boys last week Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
Shy's Am ition

"Shy" Huntington's great
eat ambition is to lower the
Purple and Gold colors on the
football field.
He is Oregon's grid mentor
and the youngest coach in the
conference.
For three gears, aohile he
4C1s a star in intercollegiate
football ioith the University
Of Oregon eleuehs, "Shy" tried
to slip Washington the short
end Of the score. The closest
that Oregon came to- doing
this Uas IN 1916, when the
rival squads battled to q 0 TO
o tie at Eugene. Since that
time, "Shy" has received his
sheepskin from has alma
mater, and has been brought
back as their football tutor.
The only aOdy he can realize
his ambition is to develop
teams that can take the
measure of Washington's grid
4cdrriors. All Oregon aoiH be
NTH him this afternoon a0hen
he starts out on his initial
battle as q coach against the
Purple and Gold squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01

Down in California where Of the scribes
seem mighty anxious TO make excuses for Carl Nor
ris the big lemon who licked by Ole Anderson
here. reports say that Jack Russell. Morris man.
ager. has clippings TO show that Morris was not
knocked down three times in the last round. Don't
see where they got 'em unless Russell runs a paper
OF his own. Russell might be right at that-Mor-
ris might have not gone down three times, but
four or five-we can't remember we have a hazy
recollection Of Morris being the floor most of the
time in that last round.
Chances of local high school football teams to
play out-of-town football given black eye
yesterday by the demonstration after the Broad
act like that at home it's cnch we don't want
them representing Seattle in some other city with
a similar ouburst.
Down in San Francisco big shipyard boxing
tourney is getting under way this week. This is
good stunt and should be tried out in Seattle. Per-
haps not to be confined to the shipyards but to in
clude Seattle amateurdOm. II would give the fans
chance to see some real scraps and would give a
lot of fellows a chance to show what they can do
in the roped arena.
It's like old times again today when Washington
and Oregon hook up at the local grid field. It's
been over two years since have seen real foot
ball here as most Of the gridders were making
todchdowns across the Rhine during the past two
years. Sport followers are talking football and
football is everywhere today.
Football was everywhere last night, too The
University students paraded in the downtown
streets in their famous night shirt parade. A mob
invaded the Pantages theatre and the performance
was given the raspberry for few minutes while
the gang of fellows climbed all over the stage and
marched up and down aisles. There stop
ping enl. The audience showed where their heart
was by cheering with the University jewellers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
Silk Shirts
High; Champ
Needs Money
Dempsey Didn't Win Much
on Willard; Martin
Is Hope

Bob Martin. A. Il. y. ring
champion. u the hope Of tho
heavyweight division and the
hope Of Jack Dempsey. present
titiehoIder Of the worlds big fell
lows.
Jack didn't accumulate q for.
tune when he fought Jess
Willard, the cheese champion;
all he won was the title. II
takes n lot Of money 10 keep n
champion going.
If Dempsey doesn't have
fight within the next six months
he'll have to keep a guard for the
wolf Mt the door. The show
business was an awful fizxle. The
public didn't fall for the -soup
and fish" stuff.
The rest Of the heavyweight
crop Is the bunk. Joe Beckett.
the English champ. and Georges
Carpenter. the Frcnchman, are
stalling around with their bout.
This leaves Martin as the big
hope Of the division. He'll be
one Of The biggest drawing cards
In the country " he continues 10
win. lie got off 10 n good start
when he stopped Joe Bonds the
other night. For Dempsey, It's
Martin or the railroad tracks
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
enA1fH dfE13 &ane
! E71s3G4513E211 SS'S RfS
willie Keller may yet meet jim
Flynn. They are wanted Ia fight In
Yakima next week.

While Keeicr may yet me~t jim
Flynn. They are wanted To fight in
Yakima neat week
Joe Rivers. who trounced Harry Casey
here. meets Gene belmont In a i0-round
40 at Phoenix. Aria. Thursday.
Lloyd Madden II In real condition
again. lilo L. down to weight, and
will soon he mixing things with
iightweights II he gets much lighter.
Eddie Hammond. Seattle woitcrweight,
IL a big favorito In Tacoma lie has put
up good mikes with Lloyd Madden and
Marty Foley.
Frank Farmer meets spud Murphy In
Tacoma November 40
Murphy fought Farmer to a draw the
last time they met.
BILLY MIsise, the only heavyweight
who held jack Dempsey even In tho
last two years. IL ON his why West,
II he reaches this country, he will
meet Frank Farmer and Ole Andcr-
son.
rurgy Morton. Los Angeles ligh,
weight. starts his Northwestern ring ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
o. A. G. MEETS
CALIFORNIA
GRID SQUAD

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. Limit.
ed Press.b-When California meets
the Oregon Aggies on the gridlron
here this afternoon, n stellar brand
OF football should result. Both teams
are still smarting under the unex.
pectcd defeats they suffered last sat.
urday, and each is out for n come.
back.
The Aggics arrived here from the
North yesterday. and had a final
workout In the afternoon. They
have n stronger lineup than that
which Stanford defeated Last week.
II 20 6. Capt. Quits" Reardon IN
back at quarter and is expected TO
star In today's frolc.
Andy Smiths Bears nave had n
strenuous week Of practice. II ls n
case OF do or die with them.
Meanwhile. down at Palo Alto,
Stanford expects to win from st.
Mary's college. tho the Cardinal
players have no easy job on their
hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
BIG TEN MEN
SWING INTO
ACTION AGAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. Middle West
football followers nnxlously awaited
the outcome OF three Big Ten
games today.
Northwestern Michigan gnme will
be closely watched
Two indicated teams, Chicago
and Wisconsin. are to meet Illinois
and Minnesota. respectively. Fol-
lowers Of the gridiron said Chicago
will walk away with the Illinois
squad.
Ohio state. the favorite OF the big
ten, had an open date.
The following games were sched-
uled for today.
Chicago at Illinois.
Northwestern at Michigan.
Minnesota at Wisconsin.
Michigan Aggies at Purdue.
South Dakota at Iowa.
Ames at Nebraska.
Indiana VS.. Notre Dame at In
dianapolls.
Missouri ut Oklahoma.
Kansas Aggles Mt Kansas.
Grinell at Drake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
LINCOLN LOOMS in TITLE RACE
Grid Brawls Are Kid Sport
n 4 n Il y
Frcc-for-All After Broadway Franklin Game
Black Eye for Prep League

Football Gridrons constructed for football play, and
whenever high school students and university fresh
rant TO engage in Of s,cdt IL tcouh be wel
nhere kids usually take off their coats and settle things
according TO the American plan. Feeling tense after
the BroadwavFranklin game yesterday at Denny field
but there absolutely for the fistic art dis
played By Of the oper0rought players and spectators
Such displays perfect black eyes for football and inter
school athletics With the high schools held responsible
for the field yesterday IL bush league stunt the
part Of the university freshmen to engage in the brnC
Their green caps very much in evidence in the thick
Of the fray. Let's play the for the games sake,
not play at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
What Coaches and
Captains Predict

COACH HUNT
Washington ID in the poorest
shape that II has been this So
son. Unless the men give all
they have we arc going tn come
sut on the short end Of the
score.
COACH HUNTINGTON
Oregon did not come all tho
way from Eugene 10 lose to
Washington this afternoon.
CAPT. BRANDENBURG
My men win make Washing
ten know that they have been
- . football game before the
nnaI whistle blows.
CAPT. DALEY
We src going against ono OF
The best teams In the confer
ence. Washington viii nght 10
the last before II bows to the
men from the South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
Vet Ringster
Meets Farmer
onWednesday
Smith Is One of Real veter-
ans of Game; Farmer Is
N. w. Champ

"Gunboat" Smith, veteran
heavyweight. win make his bow
10 Seattle ring fans when he
tackles Frank Farmer. the log
ger from kapowsin. nj the Arena
"Wednesday night. Smith has
fought 'em all. from Jack Demp-
scy 10 Jim Flynn, and has held
his own. within the squared
circle Smith will never be the
champion Of the world. but he
gives the big boys a lot 10 think
about during his stay In the ring.
Both members Of the headline
bout here Wednesday have .
good Kick in their right mittx.
smiths Is advertised. while
Farmer has demonstrated the
mulish tendencies Of Ms star
board crushcr.
Smith IL new to the four-round
game. and lost two hairiinc do
eisions In San Francisco 70 X.
o. kruvosky and Roy McCor-
mick. but il better lined up for
the short 60. after two trials at
II. He II n 1o-round and e0-round
miller. and IL has taken him
some time to get started in the
short bouts.
Farmer isn't worrying any ove1
the bout. AS he ncvers bothers about
and such. The tougher
the better for the veteran Tacoman
as he knocks off topnotchers as well
ms second raters.
Jimmy Storey. the local weltcr
who has never lost a fight. VIII hav4
o busy sixround session lined W
when he takes on Young Kctcheil
the boy who gave Lloyd Madden q
battle at 0se Pool the other night
Storey has been taking on weight
while working in the shipyards. and
has no intention OF starting a LOSING
now.
In the other bouts on the card
Eddie Quinn. lightweight. OF Tacoma
meets Eddie Jackson, Of Seattle
Herb Taylor. weiterweight. from
Bremerton. takes on Danny O'Bricn
weiter king Of the sist division. and
George Etzal. bantam champion Of
the Pacific fleet win mix things with
Fitzgerald. local ils.pounder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
COLGATE PLAYS pARTMouru

Colgate meets Dartmouth in the
big game in the East today. Neither
team has lost a game. but Colgate is
favored to win. Colgate holds 81.
toll win over Cornell. while Dart.
mouth beat the same team 0 TO o.
The winner of the game will be tied
with Harvard for the lead in the
East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01

NashinRtona first two wins count
for nothing as neither team gave
the local boys high school oompe-
,ition. Today IL tho biz ties, as
| Washington Is running up against
the real article.
Team Of Veterans
The fact that Huntington has %
veterans at his disposal is enough
to send chill down the spine OF
the most ardent Washington rooter.
The visitors will enter the game
favorites to win.
The Washington line II the hope
OF the Purple and Gold. Tipping
the beams at an average Of IT'S
pounds from end 10 end. Washing.
ton presents one of the strongest
forward lines In the conference.
Ted Faux. at end: Bin Grimm. a,
tackle. and Wick at center. are be
Ing mentioned as AIlcosst material.
The offensive Of the Washington
crew Will rest on the shoulders ard
feet of Captain Erve Daley. The
Washington pilot proved his worth
last week and II he ever gets a
chance 10 show his heels TO the
Oregon defense the Lemon and
Green team will have mighty slim
chances Of ever catching him.
Hyndmen at FulIback
Young Hyndmen, unheard Of at
the start of the year. viii start the
game at fullback. lie showed well
In practice last week and made an
impressive performance In the game
with the Whitman boys Dave
Logg. regular fulIback. Is out for
the season with a broken jaw.
! Bob Abel will call signals for the
home crew. Butler viii be at the
other half. The line viii be made
up OF ihe same men who started
the last game OF the varsity.
The backfield of the visitors Il
their hope for the ham and eggs
| Led by Bill Steers, conference star
Oregon has quartet Of veterans
holding down the offensive jobs
Captain Brandenberg viii be found
at one half, Vincent Jacobberger at
the other: Huntington at fullback
and Bill Steers at quarter.
Leslie and Ken Bartlett. two OF
the strongest tackles In the Coast
circuit. are the bulwarks Of the
lime. The rest Of the line is made
up OF heavy. speedy material.
Washington and Oregon love each
other like tenant loves landlord
Oregon won the game last year but
lit Is hardly rated as a real contest
This year marks the continuance
Of Washington and Oregon enmity
on the gridiron, and It's up TO thu
Purple and Gold TO maIntain the
| honor OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
ny ALEX ROSE
ERVE DALEY

With the Rhodes trophy 81 stake.
Seattle Eihs will meet the Tseems
kiks In the big Geifing match In local
iinks' rirrie~ this we~a.
Zach squad won iss home game
this s~A4ea. which made y third
meeting necessary. Twenty men win
rrvr~.snt zach lodge and = split
match played. 10 games being pisy cd
en tho beacon hill course and the
ether 10 On the Meadow park links
In Taeana-
The Tseospsos WIN the trophy isss
season aud have an edge ON tho home
boys this ysav. but Harry Griffiihs'
men may fool 'em. Here's hoping.
Harry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
FIGHTERS STALL

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-when
frankie Haynie and Perry Lewis
alleged main eventers. wouldn't fight
Referee Irwin ended the fight after
the third round for stalling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
OLD-TIMERS
OUT TODAY

There's "a flock Of old.time football
stars at Washington here to root for
the Purple and Gold today. Wee
Coyle. one Of the best inca ever
turned out by Gil Dobie. was on the
field yesterday. Wee says he would
like TO be in the fray again, because
he feared for Washlngton's chances.
and the best thing Wee ever did was
help defeat Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
MAHONEy BEATS BAIRD

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. L.
Eddie Mahoney won a fourround dc.
cision from Earl Baird and Danny
Kramer won the decision from Dave
Shade at Vernon last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
"SKEET"
Is PET

"Skeet' Manuerd. the midget back.
field man Of the Oregon squad, is the
pet OF the Oregon squad. He won't
start today's game because OF lack
OF size. He's crack drop-kicker
He liz too light TO play against heavy
Ills" Like Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01

The Seattle Golf and Country club will
entertain tho Victoria delegation at the
North End club today IN the sseond hiatt
Of their home and home fistafe. The
match at Victoria ended In a isp- sid ID
score. with the Canadians winners b.
some 30 points. The Seattle club teams
record hasn't been VERY brilliant this year.
TIE Weseriy club men Of Portland wal
iopsd them In a recent match. IS TO IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
PENN PLAYS PENN STATE

Hugo Bezdek, former Oregon coach,
will lead the Penn State men against
the indicated University OF Penn.
aylvania men today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
Lineups for Big Game


tit (is, mckinney tsD and Williams
fls, washington Williams tss Eckman
(s7) as) Guy tsO sutclfe a) Smith
(~2). tsp. Glenn 60
ofctals No,re referee
Jerry Nen Montana. Woodward Vermont, head
unesman-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
PULLMAN VS.. mann

Pullman plays Idaho at Pullman
today. Washington State IL big IA
voritc TO win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
Summary

Scoring broadway Touchdown, Rice,
goal converted. Vincent.
Franklin. Cole for Pig.
rot, Bohofieid for Reekie Jones for Car.
man
officiais--Tracy Strong. referee: Boyle
umpire; Ellis. head iincsman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01

90 his collection when he defeated
John DiKuid In the final of the Times'
trophy last sunday ON the Hill course.
The match was % 3s-hoie affair. on
handicap. and the iaply Scot made
CLARK shoot his best 20 win. sinking
ix-foot putt on the home green
ended the match In ~peirs' favor by
ono mp. DuEuid had y handicap Of
seven up ON each round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01

Let's go buy Boidt's French pas.
try. Uptown. 14li Sd Ave; down.
town. 0I3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
WASHINGTON MEETS POWERFUL OREGON GREY
"GwNB0AT" SMITH TANGLES WITH FRANK FARMER I'm ARENA
Gil Dobie Is Out for Revenge on Gridiron L

his he Annapolis middl
the Virginia the West
midie Dobe
Dobe coached Wan
reversed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01

reer In Tacoma Thursday. His opponent
has not been named.
Chef Nen IL now lightweight cham
pion OF the Southwest lie Is one Of
Seattles cwn veterans Of the game.
Morgan Jones. Tacoma boxer, L.
claiming the Northwest feather title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01

Golf fans fhruout the Nprthwes, and
especially Seattle viii regret to learn Of
the Illness Of Kenny Morrison. one 81 the
best fellows Of the local golfing family
He IL seriously III. and " good wishes
will hasten his recovery this favorits will
surely win his fight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
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