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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-25
SideHghfs on the
League OfNatiOnS

England rIlI has six votes 10
America. one.
Every seat In Convention hall was
filled and there were some sitting
m 'ho hISi"G and others standing hut
M" crowd Wds q couple of hundred
less than turned out 10 hear Senator
Reed
Mr. Lewis was more OF gentle
man than a. 1Ncrnor Robertson. H."
sud Of Senator Reed. I'm all Of thc
public life OF America there IS not a
kccnCr mind or a cleaner llfc lie
did not Eloat over the affair NJ Ara
more as an the governor who said
'IIr got what was coming % him
There were plenty OF opponents OF
the league as was shown hy the
mighty cheer that greeted the men
tion OF Senator Reed by the speak
or. Hut they did not throw any eggs
The band played My Country. 'Tis
~ Thee" but the crowd did not
SnE AZ u did at tho Reed meeting
Perhaps tho managers of the meet
ing were afraid the ndhcrcn's or thc
covenant might attempt 10 sing My
Countries T's ~ Those
The spontaneous cheers that greet
rd Senator Reed were missing
throughout the evening Tho crowd
was dignificd and did not often FOR
get ltscf 10 yell and shout,
Mr. Lewis spoke OF "Thc Heart NJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
TIM CALLAHAN YALE CAPTAIN
CENTER OF LINE MUST BE.
TIGHT TO PROTECT PLAYS

Tense. On certain plays he should
turn his body ~ aa Go protect his
quarter and his backfield. This II
especially 10 on kick formations.
whore every man kept out II sec.
ond gained |
ON the defense the center may
either play close 10 IN. line. and
make for the quarter or the short
limo pinnEcrs, or ON n rowing com.
mission. he may play back OF the
line. direct the defense. try 20 guess
whore tho play In coming and be-
there when Il comes. lie should have
thoro understanding with his
guards. and by swinging the oppos.
inK center one way or the other. can
often make the holes for tho guards
20 so thru and block kicka. lie
should be able 20 pass wet ball
back for a kick. and be abb. TO do
this accurately.
a center should. n possible. always
keep his feet.
The spiral pass which may DO at.
iained after some practice. In made
BY putting one hand under the ball.
fingers on tho iacca. and cne over.
and giving the ball latcrnni twist.
not rs II leaves the ground. but aa
II passes out between tho iegs.
Passes made this way are faster.
more accurate. and easier TO catch
and prepare for a kick.
Copyright. 1919. n. n. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
ny WALTER CAN'T
Most Famous Football Coach

A center has many duties. and
many responsibilities. but he should
never forget that his first care
should be 70 nee that tho bail gets
into the hands " the one whom tho
signal dcsIguates. before no does
anything else.
Tho prime factor In good center
should be the ability 10 put the bali
where II II directed. accurately.
promptly. and neatly. and n possi.
bio NO that the ball arrives at the
same place each time. and tho man
who IL going 20 get Il can rely upon
ita coming there, A center who can
be depended upon 60 DO that. IL fill
ing his Job. All else that he does
after that. may be considered
velvet"
That IL not as easy aH II sounds
because tho opposing center or guard
II waiting 20 spring upon him the
moment the bail moves. and there
must be one continuous motion. or
no VIII ind himself with an oppo.
mont on his neck. and the ball not
yet out OF his hands
on the offcns. the center should
be trained TO move forward stimuli,
tancously with delivering the bail No
IA TO open a hole. or get thru and
take out one Of the secondary de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
FAN CHOOSES
PINELLI FOR
THIRD BASE

Here's the first fan To nend ~ an
Ar.coant league baseball selection
who has left Bob Mcusel. the big
Vernon sluggcr out Of the regular
iineup. Charles W. snyder IL the
fan who puts Babe" Pineih Of Sac
ramento on first base and uses
Mousel Of the Tigers for a utility
player. Ills team follows.
Mitchell. Tigers. shoristop.
Fisher. Tigers. second base.
fournisr. Angels. first base.
Crawford. Angels, right field.
killefer, Angels, center field.
Middleton. solons. left field.
Pineiii, soious. third base.
Bassier. Angels. catcher.
Spencer, Bees, catcher.
Dell, Tigers: Zimmerman. Tigers;
q. erandail. Angels: Piercy.
Solons: Brown. Angels. and
Scott. Seals. pitchers.
Pete Compton. siwsshes. uiil-
lily outfieider.
Il. Crandali. utility infleIder.
Msusel. Tigers. general utility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
JOHNSON is
GIVEN PLACE
BY THIS FAN

This fan puts Ernie johnson nj
shorts;op In his All-coast league
team. He's the first one to pick
johnson over Johnny Mitchell. the
Vernon Tigers nhorifioidsr. He's c
l.. Brown. local aRcn; Of the Bank
crs' Life company. His team fol
lows.
Fournier. Angels, first base.
Fisher. Tigers. second base.
Meusei. Tigers. third base.
johnson. Bees. shortstop.
killefer. Angels. left field.
Nsrgrrt. bees. center field.
Crawford. Los Angeles. right
field.
Isoles, Angels. catcher.
Brown. Angels. pitcher.
PineIli. Solons. utility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
SAINTS EVEN
UP BIG MINOR
LEAGUE Tits

LOS ANGELES. Cal. oct. 49,
The minor league series now is any.
body's battle.
st. Paul. backing up the sterling
pitching of Niehaus with five runs.
shut out Vernon in yesterdays game
and made the series stand three
games apiece. Some one must win
two out OF the next three 10 carry
away tho honors.
Niehaus allowed six hits. nicely
scattered, thru the game. The Yer.
non batsmen seemed helpless against
him. On the other hand st. Paul
punched their eight hits and made
them count for runs. Vernon start.
ed with Joe Finnernn pitching. but
sent in both Ross and Fromme be-
fore the game was over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Local fans are waiting for Satur.
days game with more than ordinary
interest 10 get a line on how the
varsity viii line up. Coach Hunt
has been driving the men hard dur
any first team. He plans TO have 20
first team men and make the boys
hustle for their places all thru the
season.
Wick mt Center
In the center OF the line, SANDY"
Wick viii play center and Tidhail
and Blake VIII hold down the guard
positions. Clarke and Grimm viii
play tackles. In Grimm. Coach Hunt
has ono OF the strongest tackles In
the Coast conference and Is depend
Ing upon the big fellow. Clarke has
yet to prove his metal
Ray Eckman, tho diminutive half
hack. IN having a hard job bucking
bigger fellows for Job behind the
line. Butler and Townsend are Civ.
lng him a hard rub. Townsend IL
former Franklin high player.
Ross Williams and Bob Abel will
probably alternate at quarter Saiur.
day. Dave Logg will be found at
fulIhack. Daley will play the other
half.
End Candidates
At the end cxtrcmcties Art THE.
son. Ted Fauik and Sutciiffc viii
alternate.
This Ia tho tentative lineup for
Saturday altho most any Of the
squad may lose thelr jobs before the
first game OF the season.
Gus Pope. n biz guard candidate.
IL out OF tho fray with n bum knee
George Smith counted on TO hold
down one OF the end Jobs has turned
In hts suit
This gives the fans fair idea OF
how Warrington will be represented
on the srldiron this year.
The first game OF the conference
season Is scheduled with Whitman
for the local field. October IS. Hunt
II driving his men hard and IN per
fecting "A number OF open plays be-
hind closed gates Washington will
need open work because OF its light
backfield
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
HUNT HAS
HARD JOB

Claude Hunt. coach at the univer.
sity. Is pulling uphill this season.
He II replacing Gil Dobie. one OF the
greatest coaches the game has ever
known. There is only one Dobic.
The fans viii keep on demanding
another Dobie for some time to come
until they find out that there isn't
another like him. Hunt has been
successful in the East. and this IL
the first year that he has had ma
terial TO work with. The coach has
got off the track couple OF times
because the fans are saying Dobie
did this and that. but he is anxious
that Washington shall make good.
Let's pull together. because II Is for
the sake OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Pick That ALL
Star Team Now
of Coast Teams

Have you sent In your Al
Coast baseball team yet? Let's
see. MIR. Fan, how you wouih
line up "a crack team from The
players who have played ON
the Seattle field this year.
The showing Of the men ON
the local lot II the basis for
most Of the selections. Get In
the swim. Send In your team
10 the sport department OF
The Star. Ilmi. your seiec-
tions 10 one team, write ON
one side Of the paper only and
sign your name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Cross Meets
Frank armer
Friday Night
A. {. r. Battler to Meet Ia
conan; Hector Is Barred

Leo Cross. the A. Y. y. heavy
weight, viii tackle Frank Farmer,
the Tacoma logger, In the main
event OF the Crystal Pool show TO
be staged by Austin n san Fri
day night.
This was decided this morning
when Young Hector Bremerton
heavyweight. informed the local
promoters that he had no intention
Of fighting here Friday night after
hc had signed "A contract 20 fight.
II looks had for Hector IN these
parts because the boxing commits
sion has ruled him out OF local
rings for six months because Of
his failure To comply with HIS con
tract.
II is always bad business 60 sign
ones name 10 an agreement unless
all tho details ARE clear. because
the algner carries all of the re-
sronsibliiiy.
Cross Is from Portland. lie
holds a win over Bob Martin. the
a. H. y. champion. and is said 10
be big. willing mixer. He viii
probably get more bouts here II he
puts up good showing Friday.
Farmer IA ready 10 fight and was
anxious 90 meet Hector. who had
teen hurting threats a; him all win
ter about being afraid 60 meet him.
In the semi windup. Harry Casey
meets frankie Rogers. This iH a
battle ON paper. Casey Is ono OF
the best known wcl;ers In this sec
ton. while Rogers has been coming
fast.
In the other bouts line up. RED
Gage, lightweight. meets DICK
Gard. newcomer. and Phiio Rich
ardson battles Morgan Jones. Ia
coma han,amwcight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

.OPORTS||

Dutch Rueier who pitched swell ball the Cincy I.ss
start he against White sox In the baseball classic +
accused Of breaing training rules In The East and
cause Of his taking Of HIMSELF scorde
story by Fred Turbesie sport writer Of the Newspp
have sargot,en his duty 20 his team story Is t
Dutch hurled ball IN his FIRST start and hit the ball h
came In the second found wanting The us
mighty to winning the series after hnhers break II
sixth game had lost the title the defeat
been laid TO Ruether
Pat Morans Cincy oupIayed the White sox -,
game except third played In Chicago Dad" Henry ~
sane,um today pad had In line a for -
for the frs, PLAYED easo su, say. s.. he wa; s
performed spIenddy in that game and shut out the -
Merle Fadden and Guy Of the Crystal pool sw
team with the leading divers In the East -
A. A. a. session held Chicago short time h g.
that fellow named Brock. who won the honor.
came 10 class and ability,
Young Hector Joined singing beavyweigh Css
reports In local ring circles The reports ~
Fat La Rue heavyweight and Fat" Willie Mods
anything Iiee when 1t to yodeIing
Of musical effort La Rue Is the crack singer Of the three 1T
fighter Of the trio would be darn t
While Del Howard manager the Oaks had hspa
bringing 1914 Boston Brave star back into ens
coming have been given not only BY Hswn
bu, by James himself who has purchased ranch In c.t
in him all times and Of the best liked fellows that
Seattle uniform. With the Braves In 1914 with 1yir -
Rudolph. pitched a pennant and worsSs Nh
championship OF his effort In the Braves -
his baseball something
his and he has been able TO buzz ~ ~
plate with the old skill since-and he undoubtedly
viii again.
Young Meusel Vernon youngster. has proved
product for the
In the that beat Los Angeles
p.nnant final Los Angeles Meusel has
player He has youth, speed hitting an
the greatest in baseball All he lacks is ambition. w
realizes the Of his playing he d
develop wonderfully He TO the New York fanhsu
spring should make good from the start He vi
ably be developed into oufeider mp there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
HERE'S TEAM
PICKED BY
FANETTE

Hero in the way would line VI
an Aiistar Coast league team.
brown. Oldham. Piereey. Daw.
son. CrandaIi. pitchers; Spencer.
catcher; Fournler. first base;
krug. second base; Mitchell.
shortstop: Meusel. third base;
Crawford. left field: killefer. cen.
ter field. Rumlrr. right field.
--BIsl.l.E A. JOHNSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
CARROLL HAS
TEAM OF ALL
STARS HERE

Here's the way Johnny Carol
would line up Coast league team
Mitchell. shortstop: killifer.
center field; Willie. right field:
koerner, first base; Mcuscl. third
base; krtig, second base; High.
left field; BassIer. catcher; Baker.
catcher; Brown, Thomas. Scaton.
Dell. Percy, pitchers; Crawford.
utility; Corhan, utility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
BETHLEHEM SOCCER
TEAM COMES HOME

The Bethlehem r. c. soccer team
will arrive In this country this month
from its visit 10 Norway. Sweden
and Denmark. The champions will
first be seen In action in the National
league series. II is made up OF 10
clubs, representing New York and
vicinity. New Jersey and Philadcl-
phia and vicinity. A homeland home
series win be played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
All-American Halfback
to Play With U.S.. S.New
York Squad in wv" Game
Roberts, With Dobe Last ear on Walter Camps Team,
to Play in Behind the Line; Here's the way wash
ington viii Line Up; Grimm Was Real Fighter
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Wcott Roberts. All-Amercan college hafback Oh last
season. the first A-American player to kick the dirt on
the varsity campus will be in action against the University
of Washington gridder Saturday in their first game OF the
season with the squad from the u. s. s. New York.
Wicott was picked by Walter Camp for the halfback
position and is said be bear both ofense and de-
fnse He played under Dobe last year and is the first
)obie player gain the honor of the AlAmerican
How the rest of the team will line up Saturday has
not been announced yet atho IT is rmored that their
line will average close to 1So pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Frank II. Churchill a boxing
promoter from Manila. n trying 10
secure Benny Leonard 10 box Lew
Edwards Of Australia at Manila
next February. II ia 10 be VIC
tory carnival feature promoted by
merchants and planters and the
purse viii be $4,000. The carnival
of athletic events win run from
February ! TO ?. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
BILL GRIMM
SOME RATTIFR

Bill Grimm, the big tackle. Il n
handy man with his dukes,
meaning hands Big Bill was In
France with the A. II. r.. and
took up work In the squared cir
Gle for entertainment. He
knocked out couple Of big fell
lows during his stay In France,
according 10 stories on the cam
pus, altho Bill hasn't verified
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
TO ELECT
CAPTAIN SOON

Washington's gridders must elect a
captain next week before the first
real game OF the season with whit
man. George Smith. the logical man
for the place. has turned in his suit.
which leaves Erve Daley, half, and
Ross Williams. quarter. who are
tho leading candidates for the post.
Ted Faux. the big end, who was out
Of the fray last year, is being boom.
ed on the university campus for the
captaIncy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
TEN ANGLE CRACKS
PLAY IN TOURNEY

NEW YORK. Oct. i5.--Ten
Of the leading cue players In
the United States have en-
tered for the national three
cushion championship tourna.
ment. which viii begin nj
Cleveland. d.. Thursday. No
vcmber 6. The entry list In
cludeS Robert Cannefax. New
York: Charles Otis. Brooklyn:
Clarence jackson. Detroit:
Byron Gillette. Buffalo;
Charles McCourt. Cleveland;
Hugh Heal. Toledo: Tiff Den
ton. Kansas City: Otto Rel
self. Chicago: Pierre Msa-
pome. Milwaukee. and Jess
Lean. Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
"HAP" MILLER
Is JUSTICE

How many Washington foot
fall rooters could ever imagine
Hap" Miller. the big strspping
halfback Of Dobie's famous elcv-
ems Of couple Of seasons ago.
sitting ON the bench as digni.
fled justice Of the peaccs Prepare
for the shock. rs that Il Just
what the big fellow Il doing. He's
n justice Of the peace ut Van.
couver. WASH. where his father
u engaged In the practice Of
law. After seeing Hap" dash
down the gridiron In the CaIifor.
MIA game II 1916 with but q few
minutes to 20. we can't imagine
Hap" nv u Judge. Miller was
In Seattle the other day and Wis.
tied his old haunts ON the
campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
MIDwINTER BASEBALL

So far ~ baseball teams have en-.
tered the midwlnter league which
will play games in San Francisco
under the auspices OF the local
league team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
GOLF FOR SERVICE MEN

President A. ID. Locke. OF the
Massachusetts, Golf Association, is
backing a movement TO extend the
courtesies of the various club houses
and course under his Jurisdiction to
men In the service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
LEN ALLISON
HARD WORKER

This bird, Lon Allison, assistant
coach at the university. Is bear for
work. He is out on the field every
night, getting right into the plays
and bucking the men. That kind of
spirit wins over the men quicker
than anything else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
G? q
|&95.Eil

Iineeln high school promises to
have eae Of the strongest tennis
seau,s ever pat cut st the North End
sehsst In the spring. uruee ueskesh
and usi1l NeIiap. two Of the cracks
In the city play field tourney. ere
attending school George Coles is an
ether crack tennis player who win
- sas after . Job on the net squad
In the spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Charley Harvey,

Charley Harvey, manager OF Ted kid"
Lewis, has sent Eddie Wallace, Brooklyn
lightweight, to Australia 10 take part in
five fights for the stadium. Ltd, Of sgd
ney. Wailaces first match win DO with
Lew Edwards on December 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
'dD TB
|E5339N

Ole Andersen. the big Ts~essa
swede. who IL billed To meet Carl
Ncrrf. here tn the opening show Of
tho Northwest Athletic club 1T the
Arena. is scheduled 10 tackle Leo
Cro-s. a. y. y. heavyweight, ~ Abr
deem on October 4e. according to re-
ports from the down sound city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Kelly" Hagen. captain 81 the
Bresdwsy team. " the best aii-round
player In the city high schosls- He
en- bold down IN end Job. played
fuIib~ek In the first game LAST week.
and b now slated 20 hold Down the
qua<serbaek job In the second quar-
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15
Prep Battle
Is Set Back
for Big Mix
Franklin Ballard Go Will Be
Staged October %

The Franklin Ballard game has
been set back two days so aa not
10 interfere with tho University OF
Washington Whitman game. The
high school game was originally
scheduled for Saturday. October %.
The conference game is scheduled
for that date also. 30 arrangements
were made by Coach Rcsebcrg at
Franklin no AS To have no con-
flicting dates. The Ballard Frank
lin game will be played on Thurs
day. October - at the Rainier Val
ley park. Every effort will be made
this season that the Seattle grid
followers viii be able TO sec both
conference and high school games.
All men who register in school
before Thursday. Octoocr 1G. will be
eligible TO play the second quarter.
according TO n school board ruling.
RED fangrum. Frankiin's star
halfback. returned 10 school Tues
day with his arm in sling. lie
has dislocatcd a shoulder bone and
will probably be out of tho game
for the season.
The Rainier Valley squad had
their first workout after the Lin
coin melee Tuesday evening. No
scrimmagc was attempted because
most OF the players were badly
bruised up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

"Bstfiinx' Ortcrs. Merriam mid
diewetEht. takes on Jimmy Darcy
Of Portland in the main event ~
Oakland tonight. n seems as N
Dsrcy l. q bit heavy for Ortegn, who
has been giving away q Loo Of weight
60 get matches these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, OF
Harvard Is arranging for : 80
crowd here on November q ~
Coach Bob Fishers eleven =
against Yale in their annual III
The stands VIII be enlarssd b =
commodate 5000. Erection 4 -
porary stands win be undertatm \
the Harvard Athletic associafisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

caccis IL also a star on the basketball
floor and on the oval He IL expected to
hold down guard Job on the cage squad
this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Jack Pickering. Who was stated Cor a
line job on the Lincoln III" will b out
s-r the season because Of water the
knee. He was counted on TO be one Of the
mainstsys OF the basketball season at the
North End school this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Young Clifford. Ballard captain. ~ the
third brother OF the clifford family to
play on the Ballard III" He IL dubbed
SLIPPERY Clifford mr. by his fcIiows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Pickering pitched good baseball for the
lincoln nine last season In the closing
weeks Of the season and twiried q no.
hit ns-run game against West Seattle.
Ito viii DO too old TO play in the dia-
mond league next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Let's 20 buy BoIdt's Ftundh r
try. Uptown. l4la Sd Aya: ~
town. 913 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

Broadway plays West Seattle at tho Sc
attic ball park Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

~ doesn't seem likely that Clay Hits.
MATCHMAKER for tho Arena. would want
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-15

White Jackson. New York lightweight.
n coming TO tho coas, soon and Seattle
fans may zee him IN action. Ito would
DO Big card In the Northwest