The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-24
by ALEX G. ROSE

ers Of Carbonate 90 our fair city In
quest Of their regular two points"
was very successful Sunday. and
after watching them play rings
around the Woodland Parkers We
can not fgure out how or who will
stop their race 20 the pennant. The
final score read. Carbonate 9. Wood
land Park 0.
Tn. skinner a EDDY team is stu in
the running on account OF It's 80 VIC
tory against the Black Diamond
youngsters yesterday in tho coal
town
The local shipyard "iis"-sklnner
a Eddy and Duthic--hRvc n chance
TO overtakc the Carbonate team
but
The woodland Park eli" failed
20 put up any stiff opposition at
Liberty park yesterday when
called upon 10 tackle the league
leaders from Carbonate. The final
score was. CarbonRdo 6, Woodland
Park o.
Several new faces appeared In the
locals ranks. but the pep and dash
was all on one side. and that was
not woodland rark's
with the assistance OF n strong
wind. In the first half. the Park
squad kept the hall lowering around
the visitors goal. but chance after
chance was missed h. poor marks
rnanKhip. Corners were numerous.
hut the resultant kicks oil proved
fruitiess. Horslcys' tries usually
finding tho outside.
Davis Scores
After being hemmcd In for Is
minutes. the coaldigrcrs got away
on tho right wing and Bycrs
worked the ball past the locals de.
Tense. His cross 20 center was
clcveriy taken care of by Davis.
who opened tho scoring with n
shot that beat Prison all the way.
The locals again took the game
In hand. but score they could not.
smith. a newcomer from San Fran.
cisco with long. fish reputation.
was n miserable failure In every
thing he tried and II was chiefly
TO his poor showing that the park
attack lacked the necessary com.
bination required to get goals.
Miners Score Again
Bycrs from close In scored for
Carbonate and the score remained
unaltcred when Referee Waller
sounded the whistle for half time.
on the run Of play the visitors
were decidedly lucky to have n two
TO nothing lead. hut things were
different after the teams crossed
over, the youngsters from Car.
bonado simply running their op.
poncnts off their feet.
Byers and Weston each had n
goal TO their credit before many
minutes OF the second half had
gone. This turned tho game into
listless, uninteresting contest with
the Woodland Park III" hopeless.
ly outclassed. A run from mid
field by the Carbonate phcnom.
Davis. resulted in that individual
beating the local goale with q won.
derful shot. Byers finished up
good days work by adding the sixth
and what proved to be the last goal
Of the game.
Whistle Welcome
The final whistle was welcome
one to all. but especially to Teddy
Martin. who just dragged himself
TO the pavilion. This old veteran
tried hard. but the pace was too
fast for him. Byers was the pick
of the winners, with Davis and T..
Harlin running n close second
Miller. Fraser and Newcomb were
the only locals able to stop the
leaders. the former being easily the
best player on the field.
The teams lined up as follows:
Carbonate - Bowers. w. Harlin,
Allen. AndroslSi. Weston. Anderson.
Byers. s. Harlin. Davis. Stobbs and
Bannus.
Woodland Park-Pitson, McNiil
Ian. Martin. Fitzpatrick. Fraser,
Smith and White.
At Black Diamond yesterday the
Skinner & Eddy eleven emerged with
the long end OF 3-to-e score over
the representatives OF the coal town
in a hard and fast 90 minutes OF high
class soccer football
Mcl<innon opened the scoring for
the Diamonds, but Harrison soon
equalized.
Miners Lead
Both ends wSre visited in rapid
succession. and nearing the interval