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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
TWO TILTS
TO WIND
UP PREP
GRID PLAY

Two games are left on the local
prep gridiron schedule for the year.
Neither has any bearing on the
championship which has already been
won by the Ballard squad
one OF these games is being played
this afternoon at the Coast league
bali park. with Franklin and Queen
Anne as the principals. The Franklin
team has been considerably weakened
by the loss OF six regulars thru vac.
cination.
The kickoff OF this afternoons TIT
was set for $3.50.
Tomorrow Lincoln and Broadway
will clash in their annual battle.
which is always one OF the features
Of the local prep race.
Broadway. like Franklin. has been
considerably weakened thru the loss
OF regulars by illness and poor
scholastic work. Coach Powers
wasn't ready today 10 announce his
definite lineup. because man Y
changes have been made, and he
won't know what the lineup will be
until game time.
Lincoln win take the field with
about the same force that faced West
OF Capt Hallet. who is out OF the
game with bum ankle.
Tomorrow's tilt will be played at
Denny field and the kickoff is set for
n. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Hopes for
some postseason International
games 10 decide the championship
classes OF several Ills" seems for.
1orn.
Princeton has turned down the Pa
cific coast trip. Ohio State has de-
clined to play Notre Dame, and Penn
State will not talk until after the
Pittsburg game Thanksgiving day.
California, with one Of tho best
teams developed on the Coast. seems
10 be up against II for the annual
New Years game at Pasadena.
Princeton, as much the champion
of the East as any other team, does
not want 10 make the trip. The tt.
gers, having cleaned up on football.
are looking to the basketball title.
and as Ave Of the gridiron stars are
on the court squad. they want TO
leave football a closed book for the
year.
Ohio State, Western conference
champions, may be invited TO make
the trip, but since tfT Buckeyes de-
clIned to meet Notre Dame In a play
off for the championship Of the West.
II does not seem likely they will look
any more favorably upon a game
with the Pacific coast stars.
Rules OF the Western conference
which restrict the number Of games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
POST-SEASON GAMES
RECEIVE JOLT

played in season are cited as the
reason for turning a deaf ear TO tho
Notre Dame offers.
Nothing has developed In the pro-
posal OF the New York National
league baseball club 20 have Penn
State and Notre Dame meet on the
Polo grounds the Saturday following
the Army Navy game.
Notre Dame IN willing. II fs under.
stood, but Hugo Bezdek quite right.
fully wants to beat Pittsburg before
ne arranges n championship game
He's not sure about his claim OF the
Eastern until he gets the Pantbera
out Of the way.
IL Ii the belief in football circles
here that either Pittsburg or Notre
Dame would make the trip West II
the people on the Coast care 10 have
them
Among the fflts IN prospect arc
Harvard Illinois. Princeton. Chicago
Yale.ohio State, Notre Danr.Arrny
Harvard Notre Dame, Yale-Georgla
Tech. HarvardCenter. Harvard. Army
and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
BUTTE
BATTLER
is REAL
MILLER

While II looked n; FIRST an ~ Travie
Davis would have no uoubl. out.
pointing Joe s.monich. tho Butte
woltcrwcight. before their fourround
bou, was over at tho Crystal Pool
last night Travie was a pretty tired
Coast weitsr champion.
Tho newcomer IL an aggressive
cuAs. lis strongest suit 10 his body
punching. Time and again he ripped
hard rights into Travie's miiscc;ion
that bothered the champion
>Thc first was draw. and every.
body accepted Referee Whlfman's
decision without the usual boots.
The fight was draw. and every.
Travie piilng up a big lead In the
SECOND frame. The third round was
even. and simonich took n big edge
In tho final round. finishing stronger
Tho canvas was very slippery and
both men had hard work boxing
under those conditions. Travie. In
particular. slipped n lot. and simon.
ich picked him up on the floor no
leas than half a dorm times.
In the serni.windup Ray scribner.
the hard.hiiting Anacortes hoy. car.
ried too many guns for Blily Ryan Of
Portland. Three times. twic. in the
second and once IN the third round.
scrfbncr noorcd tho visitor. Will,
Ryan fioorcd scribner once in the
second.
Rays big punch was his right.
Ryan. an experienced miller. put up
a good battle. but he just couldn't
keep his chin out OF the way OF llttf.
Rays wailop. and those knockdowns
won tho figh; for the Anacorten boy.
Verne searoy, the wenatchce mid.
diewciRht. fought for the FIRST Tins
before Seattle fans and he made a
big hit. He rushed out into the cen.
ter OF the ring at the start OF the
second round and cracked Grant
Randails Of Tacoma on the chin, and
Randalls was "out" for fair. searoy
lands like lightning with his right.
employing the good old onc.two
punch.
Young Zuzu. the Filipino wciter.
evcncd up the score with Boy Nc.
Casslin. the Brcmerton boy. when he
knocked out Jim Flynns champion
In the third round with a stifr right
on the jaw after flooring him cou.
pie OF times. Zuzu himself took one
on the chin In the first round and
went down. hut he managed TO shake
OF tho effects OF the wallops It's now
one knockout apiece between this
pair.
In the opener Stan Fitzgerald and
Filipino Kid Martin prit up n CORY
battle, with Stan getting the verdict
IL was bloody melee Martin put up
game exhibition. but Stan earned
the decision.
The show. the second put on by
Clay Irte for the American Legion.
was ono OF the best OF the season
and was filled with action from one
end OF the card to tire other. For the
boys who like knock.'em- down and.
drag'cm-out bates the card was a
huge success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
StPEfivARSITY
VICTIMS
PLAN RECEPTION
FOR GREEN TEAM

A big Purple and Gold Sign. wei.
come. Dartmouth" viii greet the 20
Dartmouth men when they arrive AZ
the oregon. Washington depot to
night at sac.
Washington Knights Of the Hook
win provide plenty Of cars TO carry
tho train-wcary Easterners 20 tho
New Washington hotel. whore they
will make their headquarters dur
Ing the stay here-
Besides the big sign IN the depot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

small signs bearing the same words
have been placed about the buildings
Coach SPEARS. The Dartmouth head
coach. plans % run hia men thru a
light practice tomorrow afternoon on
Denny fioid
Tho Dartmouth squad IL provided
with n special coach. which carried
them all the way across the cont.
nent
Twcnty.one football players rnafr
the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
PLAN TO
ORGANIZE
ONE HOOP
LEAGUE

For the good OF basketball. because
there IL room for only one strong
city league In Seattle. plans FOR the
consolidation OF The Star league and
tho new city league were laid at a
meeting OF committees appointed boy
both circuits at spaldinga Monday
afternoon.
There arc seven teams In the new
circuit and about the same number
OF squads had expressed their inten
ton 90 playing In The Star league.
-Four out of the seven teams IN
the new city league were members
OF The Star league Last year. They
arc the knights OF Columbus. Y NJ
e. A.. University Community and
E.liSs. The other members are the
Northern Life Insurance Co. and
chnuncssy MriEhtM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
COAST CONFERENCE
MEET NOV. 30

Ing evening for tho conference meet.
ing.
Tho new football schedule win be
brought up BY Mcisncst.
Discussion about the $3.50 split IN
athletic contests win be heard
Tho place and date Of tho Pacific
Coast conference track meet will be
decided at tire meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
TWO NEW
CAGE RULES

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.--rwo I'm
portant changes in the basketball
rules have been announced by the
rules committee OF the intercollegiate
Basketball league One allows n
player who has been taken from the
game TO return. excepting ono who
has been disqualified for four per-
sonal fouls. The other requires that
= held ball under the basket be taken
out Is feet and tossed up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
LICHTIES
DRAW

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Nov. "a
Billy Mccain. Cleveland lightweight.
and Phil Salvatore fought a fast and
vicious four.round draw last night
In the feature bout at Vernon arena.
Bert Meyers defeated George la.
vgne. Young Papke and Eddie
Burke boxed n draw.
Sugar" keeler. eigh {.
knocked out Monty Wolgast In the
first round. Danny Edwards out.
pointed Marshall Booker. and Louie
Garcia knocked out Jim Barry in the
second round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Vernon Tigers has made with the
New York Yankees for Bob Meuscl
and Johnny Mitchell have the edge
Meusei. who went up a year ago.
made good with bang in the big
time, and New York kept sending
players to the Tigers all during the
1920 season for the big sticker.
And now the Yanks have promised
Manager Essick five players for
Mitchell. who has been cavorting at
shortstop for the Tigers during the
past few seasons.
Thru the Yanks the Tigers have
acquired Ham Hyatt. first sacker:
Bob Fisher, second sackcr: Red
Smith. third baseman: Hughey High.
outfielder; young Gleich. outfielderl
Percy Smallwood and Bill PiercyJ
pitchers. and Murphy. catcher.
And still they are due to come.
II Seattle fares half that well FROM
a player standpoint the Siwaehes'
can pat themselves on the back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
SAN ARDO
AUCTIONED

NEW YORK. Nov. 2t.--san Ardo.
six-year.old pacing geIding. which
campaigned TO a record Of 20ois
over the grand circuit last season.
was auctionsd off to Thomas Muir.
ply for si2. 900 yesterday at the Old
Glory sale Franklin II. Downs. Bos-
ton. former owner. paid $4,000 for
the geiding two years ago. and he
Won SfO.7ss last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
TIA JUANA
RACES OPEN

San DIEGO, Cal. Nov. 24.-The
winter race meeting Of the Lower
California Jockey club opens tomor.
row at Tia Juana- Several hundred
horses from all parts Of tho United
States and Canada are ready and
awaiting the springing Of the barrier
on the opening day.
Attendance records are expected
to be shattered tomorrow. An
nouncement was made today that
free passports viii be issued TO ali
who cross the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Prof l. J. Aver. washlngton's
faculty representative to tirs Pacific
Coast football conference. leaves
Saturday evening for the annual
meeting 10 be held at berkeley.
Tuesday. November 30.
Darwin Meisness. tho Washington
graduate manager. leaves the follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
MEEHAN BOXES
MCCORMICK

While Meshan and Boy Mccor
mick. hcavywcights. head the Port
land ring card tonight. They win bat
tic over the io.round route.
Mcchan Is down 20 figh, Jim Flynn
hero In a fourround go next Tues
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
HOPPE WOULD
DEFEND TITLE

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-willls
Hoppe. worlds champion balk line
billiard player. has posted 81 .ooo
forfeit 10 bind a match for the cham.
pionship with Edward uorcmnnH
the Belgian star. who has chaiienr
ed him Horcmans wants TO take on
some OF the second raters before
playing the champion. but Hoppe in,
siats on a match az once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
JOB FOR
JIM BARNES

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.--Jim
Barnes. golf professional In the sun
set Hills club. In ST. Louis. will be In
the New York metropolitan district
next year. lie has signed three
year contract TO become professional
at the Pelham Bay Country club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24.--Phil.
adclphia is 10 be represented In a
professional hockey league this year.
The league, according TO present
plans. win be six-club circuit. with
Cleveland, Pittsburg. New York,
New Haven. Boston and Philadel.
phia represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
uic/Dfh'S
ASD>I>G

IT'S harder 70 play In the back
field uan IL IL In the line" said
Hugo. And therefore backfield
man ought 20 make a great lineman
n he II given the right kind OF
coaching"
Hugo was apparently right. Cap
tain HeHE and Beck were slipped into
tho line at tackle and guard. That
waa about half OF his problem solv.
81. Tor he already had IiAuch. vet
cram. for onr plac..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 24.-Iames
w. MaCleliand's Eternal. champion
two-ycar OF 1918. win be put In
training preparatory 20 coming back
10 the races next season. when he
will be n five'year old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
RIDLEY MEETS
COFFEY

Bud Ridley and Joe corcy head
limo the San Francisco ring program
TO be put on in the Bay city 10
night. coffey ~ making i2s pounds
for the Seattle fcatherwcight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
~ GGI.Ics
PLAYERS

That's "A queer one Isn't ~ But
IT'S a fact iezdek ana Harlow have
literally Iuggled their team around
until no one would recognize the
players who saw them In what was
considered their regular positions.
when ncxdek started In % manu-
faciure football team this year
that wouldn't be defeated. he found
that he had about IS baekfield men
aud three linesmen. SO. following
his belief that II takes II men to
make a football team and that foot.
bail II football no matter where a
man plays. he proceeded 20 dump al.
most his entire backficld into the
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

lincoln should MAKE . strong hid for
the city basketball hanors this year.
with niit Neilan and "Botues' Bassford.
veteran forwards. Bruce iiesteth. vet
ersn center. and Biit Savage. last year >
ruafd, In school Young HUM, second
team guard Last year 10 expected to
make a strong bid for one Of the guard
JobA
Bruce uesheth. Of lincoln. may hans
up a record in letter winning that should
stand for some time. lie has already
won fiv. letters IN five consecutive
sports lie started out last winter by
winning hia cage letter. and then In
ne1cd emblem. In baseball. tennis. track
and football He plans 10 play baseball
again this year. and then may wind Mp
his career by trying out for the spring
sports. II he makes letters In all OF these
sports. It will be nine letters In nine con-
aecutive sports.
r~te Muidcon. man~G~ 81 the
iosssi hockey club. and Athletic d.
r-ctor Pclton are due 20 Ect together
again nest week To decide definitely
whcth~r or not = prep hockey league
will be formed this year.
waiter Bell. football coach NJ Queen
Anne this year. will also coach basketball
at the hill school. lie was star guard
In The star league last year. playing
with tho Rainier pos; team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Because the virginia league ~
fused to grant 20 saturday dstes -
the Richmond club. Prexy Wilson. 81
tho Richmond team, failed 20 sigu =
bond Tor the coming year, and the
frnnchi~e was forfeited At q recent
mocting Of the league.
Capt. Robert Pearson. the new presi-
dent Of the Western Canada league is Z
versatile man. lie served In the world
war, was formally minister. and was
also great rugby player In his day.
re was also member OF the Alberta
legislature, and has served as president
or the Alberta Big Four hockey ieague
I'D Walsh. former Chicaxo White
sex hurting star, has bccn released
ns manager Of tho bridgeport club,
IN the Eastern league. In spite u
the fact that the club had . good
season usder Walsh. the former star
hurier didn't get along very well
Win players. and hcncc the gate
George whitted, pittsburx star, may
not be with the Pirates next year
Whitted is by trade an outfielder. and
ne SAYS he wants 30 play there, instead
OF third base. whore he was stationed
during the season just closed. George
wants more money for playing the in
Held. IL he can't come TO terms with
tho Pirate management. be win probably
be traded to some other club
Buster Cation. pittsburr shortstop last
season. has been turned over TO the
brooklyn Dodgers by tho waiver route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

Having accomplished all this. Bez.
dek then had tho JOB OF rounding out
his baekfleid and he apparently had
no trouble at all with this fer he
has THREE men who are being
jorked into the hall OF football fame
without any trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

CHICAGO. Nov. 24.--Augic Rieck
hefer. Of Chicago, was In a triple tie
for third place in the worlds three.
cushion billiard tournament here to-
day. following a victory over Hugh
Hale, OF Toledo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
ESSICK
MAKES
SMART
DEALS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
OTTER STAR
TROPHY

Tho Stars trophy. won las, yrar
BY tho AiacDouraii sonthwick team.
has also bren offered to the ncw cir.
cult IL must bo won thru~ times
BY tho same team befor. becoming
thr property 81 any one team.
II has been painted out that with
the league under a general head. II
would open certain avenues of pub.
hcisy that have deemed Il wise 20
ignore the laagus while Tho Star
supervised IT,
All that The star has 90 say IN
passing. IL that wc are giAd 10 go
basketball established az a winter
major sport in Seattle. and We hope
that the league enjoys tho same sue.
ccssfui n~ason that The Star circuit
enjoyed last year.
We also advise all teams interest.
ed In Tho star league 20 SEQ TO II
that they have representative al
the next meeting q tho city league.
To DO held November 20. when fran.
chlses TO tho now clubs viii be grant.
I'd. and other plans for tho scason
VIII BE- definitely decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
PICK
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. Fla. Nov. "a
The Philadelphia club. OF the Nation
al league, win train here next spring.
Fleming field, the athletic grounds
OF the University OF Florida, has
been selected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
THE STAR
LEAGUE TEAMS

Tho star league teams consist Of
MacDoufaii Southwicka. Puget sound
champions Of last season. the Amer,
lean Legion. West Seattle. broad.
way, the silent Frata. Co. u National
Guard. and an unorFaniKed univer
sity team under the oaptainey OF
Harry Summers.
The new league n 20 he run on
tho basis Of n civic organisation. IL
il the outErowth OF Tho star icaHue
of last year. II IL the belief Of the
men behind the new ieaEue that
tho best interests Of basketball can
be served II the league L. run indie
pendenuy. Realizing that tho baH.
kethaii teams % the city seem 10
have reached stag. where they
can supervise their own Interests
The Star viii not endeavor 90 stand
in tho way OF making Il IA sue.
ereafui AZ possible.
The final plans ~ consolidation
viii be laid az a meeting 81 the two
leagues. 20 be held at the Northern
Life building November 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
BACKFIELD LINE MAKESl
PENN STATE SPARKLE,
Ivy LoRRy A. JACOBS

q, y 4 sun toffeHpond'nU
NEW YORK. Nov. 2t.--Why has
Penn State succeeded 80 well this
year In spite OF the fact that veter.
ans were as ncarce as tickets for
liiR Three football gnme7 OF course
We mean why besides the fact that
Penn State has a Hugo Bczdek and
"a Dick Harlow 10 coach the team.
Apparently the answer N because
Penn State HAS a BAcKFIELD
LINE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24
Joe Simonich Draws With Travie Davis
World Series Endangered
Annual Classic Must Live

~k~1" s"S"eH fontkh hbofsh world
s~s some Of the hopc,crs
the two big leagues have To in
Of the financial that they think
then Golfers by late
would play rvery other club In thu other League
They would therefore abolish the biggest
trump card hrd by the
tween the rival champions the
They don't rrsiire what
b. In baseball interest that series
And the, forget figure money
nr pockets because people flock their play
contenderx.
Pans could srr;rS
he They do the leading
Tho ball teams fighting
Of championship.
The foolish system very little
show Of winning
issue in vote Of the mogu but has
b. promptly squeiched
There's Also lively talk extending the
regular schedule for ist club
would play ., homo IL visiting games other
club In its league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24


Anxiety Is paramount with the
Everett high school students. Attic
confident that tho local eleven Is ftt.
rumorS filterlng In concerning the
East side high school. which plays
hero Thanksgiving. Is such that
makes even the stunchest hacker OF
RagShaw'S eleven. speak In hushed
voices on the outcome Of the inter,
sectional prep school match 10 decide
the championship - the West
EAST SIDE BETTER
THAN SCOTT
That the East side high school Il
even better eleven than that OF
Scott high school OF Toledo. Ohio.
which played here New Years dag.
1918. Is conceded by those who have
seen the Mormon team In action and
those who have watched Il 40 thru
signal practice on tho University
field at Seattle.
The question Is: Does the Everett
eleven measure up 20 the machine
which held Scott even last year,
Thursdays contest viii bo a game
between an eleven. light. shifty and
featuring open play and team.
heavy. powerful on offensive and de-
Tense. using straight football tactics.
Tho salt Lake eleven Is said 20 he
the fastest eleven In the Middle
West. wen drilled and possessing a
hagfal OF trick plays
Coach Bagshaw has been working
for weeks trying 20 round the
Al trf 49,
tee tho visitors a pleasant afternoon.
CONLE TO
OFf1CiArE
Wee" Coyie. lieutenant governor.
elect. and n former University %
Washington gridiron iuminary under
Gilmour Dohse. and Clarence Berg
man. fraternity brother Of Coach
Rornney. Of the Salt Lake eleven.
will officiate. II Was announced by
the Everett school authorities
Extensive plans have been made
for the entertainment Of the East
high players. Tho visitors have nc.
ceptcd an invitation to a Thursday
night dinner aud dance. The rotary
club and the business men OF the
city have offered TO provide the ban
Quet for the two squads. while the
movie operators and stage employees
have presented the teams with invi-
tntions to their big electrical hall
Thanksgiving night
The eievens Of the University OF
Washington and par,mounth. which
play al Seattle Saturday. have been
invited 10 attend the Everett game
A section Of the grandstand has been
Reserved for hem
EXPECT BIG
CROWD
Practically every scat ns Athletic
field has been sold and a record
crowd Is expected.
When the whistle blows at noon
turkey day. the teams win face each
other as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-24

ono touchdown this year. including
the one that saved Penn State from
defeat by Lehigh. He doesn't
weigh much. but he's certainly al
ways IN the way when one Of the
opposing team starts for a touch
down.
SMART
QUARTER
But more surprising than Way. Of
whom much was expected have
been Hinky Haines and Kiiiinger.
the star quarterback. Halnes has
outEbown Way twfce--largeiy be-
cause Way was 80 closely watched.
but he deserves full credit. never
theiess. And Kiliinger-wcii. Walter
Camp said few days ago that NEXT
year he and all hF cohorts would b
keeping their eyes glued on Killtngee
as a field general
SO that's that
II apparently pays 10 have 8
BACKFTELD LINE and then some
, more backs for the backfield-