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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
California Grdders Make Strong Bid for Coast Title
NO MORE
WORLDS
TO
CONQUER!

Neither contentmcnt nor forfuno
are 10 be found at the top Of IL
world.
The party that finds himself
the peak OF his accomplishments h
sometimes more 10 DO pitied M
anything else.
when there are no more wor'
10 conquer the future IN as blaf
as an Arizona desert and about IN
inviting NJ a vacuum y.
Glowing examples u the dilST -
that Alexander the Great found -
self in 10 many years ago are ~
nished in the cases % Jack Dem !
scy, the champion socker. who cas
get matches. and Man o. War. VII /
probably has said goodbye 10 . j
saddle and the oval track N
Former boxing champions hf
been able TO exploit their titles I.
the stuff that feathers a bank van
It's .p2litics. they say. that ks>s
Dempsey off the boards ia Ne
York. "Set-up+ opponents put sb3
kibosh on his ambitions elsewhefe-
And Dempsey has probably never
used his fun powers In a punch "
the champ hit little lighter he could
get matches.
The superiority Of Man o. War.
the wonder horse. acts as a barrier
10 his future competition on the
track. Yet the great chestnut colt
has probably never shown the pub
lie just how fast he can rum IL tbs
prize colt did not possess 70 much
fleetness he could enter race classics
and amasu a still greater fortune for
his owner.
So there you are. II Dempsey wal
easier with the sock and Man o
War was slower on the hoof. they'd
both be sitting prettier than the5
are just now.
No more worlds 70 conquer. '.Bahs
they say. Both had more fun whdl
they were climbing the ladder.
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10 train his baehfield 20 work togeth'
er better. lie Il handicapped by hay
ing an inexperienced baekfield. Low
try. al left half being the only vet
ernn behind the line
Franklin has "A team Of fighters,
who are bound 10 give the Beavers a
battle. and they may fool the North
Finders by waiioplng them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

II Syracuse continues on It's win
ming way In Eastern football. the
New York squad may b. the team
selected 10 come TO the Coast 20
play tbs Western squad NJ Pasadena
on New Years day. The syracuse
team played Pittsburg a 7.,o-T tie
this year and defeated Dartmouth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Faulk Is Due to
Return to wv" Fold

Ted Faux. Washington captain.
who has been laid up for two weeks
with an injured arm. is due 10 set
back into the lineup for the Stan
ford struggle His absence has been
keeniy felt because Fauik u a
tower OF strength on the line. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

the title, unless West seattle should
spring a Miracle and down the licav.
ors in theif final struggle 81 the year
Franklin won ita first start this
year. defeating West seattle, to o.
ana then held Lincoln 10 o 10 0 tie
Al Ballard just ana manage 20 beat
Lincoln. the dope points 10 another
hard struggle Saturday.
Coach reare, of Ballard. IL trying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Ballard hiRh schools football ma
chine. the dark horse OF the prep
school grid race, faces another tough
battle saturday. when tho Beavers
tangle with the Franklin Quakers az
the Seattle Coast league ball park.
The Beavers. who have lived up 10
their title as dark horses since the
FIRST Of the season, have kicked thru
with two straight wins. defeating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

the TIT were. Everett people, and
showed their loyalty 20 the home tai
ent at every opportunity, according
to the Washington people.
During the first quarter alone. the
freshmen were penalized IS yards.
The Frosh were pcnalized $50 yards
during the four quarters. most OF
which WIS unjust. according to wit.
nesses.
On the other hand. the Blue and
Gold team escaped penalty turnout
the game. FROST players maintain
that the Everett Rriddders used their
hands at viii and made countless
other fouls that could not even get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
CATCHING
STAFF d. X.

He pitched wonderful bah during the
last half OF the season.
Siehaus. the portsider obtained
from the Cleveland Indians. looks
promising for next season. lie has
plenty Of followers
TROUGH Is
PONY
And then there's BIZ Prouxh. the
veteran highlander. BIN should get
BY again by his headwork. n moth
Ing else. He's still foxy enough for
this circuit
Ken Penner Ia an In and outer.
We've seen Ken pitch abou one
good game here In two seasons Of
Coast league balh
Faeth. the other hurier obtained
from Cleveland. may deliver. aifho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Crucial Game Billed
for Corvallis Saturday

Another crucial Coast battle will
be on az Corvallis. Ore. Saturday.
when the Oregon AgKicz play hosts
to the California outfit CALIFORNIA
hasn't had much opposition In the
early games this year. but.the Golden
Bears will be running 10 against
their first ZEAL test Of tho season
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by n blind referee. umpire or head
linesman.
At one time during tho game,
F'rosh players maintain, that one Of
the Everett players deliberately ran
off the field, exchanged few words
with Coach Bagshaw, trotted back
again. and the game went on az II
nothing had happened.
Coach SANDY" Wick, OF the Frosb
team, requested that no publicity be
given 10 the matter. despite the fact
that his team was given such deal.
No game has been scheduled for
the University OF Washington Frosh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Queen Anne. 7 10 o, and Downing
Lincoln. 10 0
The North Finders stlil have two
hard games. one ~ them In the IA
urday TIT with Franklin. and the 9th.
cr will be with Broadway. on Noyem'
bcr ~.
II the ballard squad can get by
Franklin with n win. only broadway
will stand between the Beavers and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Washington Has
Two Weeks Rest

Washington has a week ~ rest
and II win b. two weeks before the
sun Dodgers swing into action again.
Their next Grid argument u with
tic Stanford eleven here November
Z. stanford hasn't been gclnk very
ali org. but they are bound ~ i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
BY TOM OLSEN

Players on the University Of Wash
ington Frosh team offer an explana-
ton why the Everett high school
football team has such a tough time
In getting games with other teams.
Everett and the Frosh tangled last
Saturday AZ Everett. the home team
winning the game by a 30 count.
According TO the university people
and players who saw or were In on
the contest. the high school players.
rooters. officials and coaches violated
rule after rule, apd showed the poor
est OF workmanship.
The referee and all the officials In
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+. w Mead Of 2iss seventh ave.
W. didn't come even close 20 choos
ing the popular All.Coast league
team for the season. but he has lined
up a pretty good outfit. at that
Here's his selection.
~he<iy. salt Lake. first base Sig
lin. Portland, second ba-~ Hohpe.
seattle, third base; Mitchell. Vernon.
shert.teps Miller, Oakland. lett Heidi
Itdr~d. seattle. center feidi Willie,
Oakland, right field. Agnew tssn
Tranei-eol and DeNcrmer VERMONT.
cateher-. srary t~eattlrl. Fiercs
N~psnl. Iioiiing toshlsndl ana
BROMLEY tssH Lake.. pitchers. Con-
molly. san Francisco. utility.
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inKton's extremlticn have been woe
fully weak since fauik has been out
Of tho lineup. Their present ends
are slow in wrtsinw down under
pnnts. and their experience tells
when they arr on tho sefnssc a. the
enemy has made saln after gain
around the endA
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team for rnext Saturday TO date. The
proposed game with the oregon
babes at Eugene for that date Is still
In doubt, but something definite on
Il viii be learned late today.
The Frosh play the Whatcom high
school at Bcllingham November 6.
Their next game win be with the
Washington State college Frosh at
Seattle November Ia This will be
the same day that the varsity Is play.
ing the University of oregon grid.
ders, and complete wire reports OF
the big game viii be announced Mt
the frosh contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
CHOOSES THREE SEALS

Three san Francisco Seals ~
given berths on y. X. Durgan5
squad. They're Fitzgerald. Cod
ard Agncw. Durgan's squad Is qui
a bit different than the usual
Of the teams sent in. Durgan /,
ceives dis mail at s72f 18th {
~. r. Here's HIS team:
sheeiy. salt Lake. first base: ~
80. Vernon. second base; john
salt Lake. sbsrs~fops Behpe. Il
tie. third hsees High, vernon. [
reids fitzgerald. san fzncz<A ?
center field: Ellington. Vernon. riaI
ftrid: Axnew tSsn frnnci~col :
Adams ts~attiel, csteher-; csrdss n
fs~.ftle). Coach fsen FraneircsH
Ifrrey tNerBonl and Strood tSaI
Lake,. pitcher; Miller, Oakland s.
utility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.--Bert Rhines,
Of Akron. o.. continued TO hold the
lead today In the national pocket
billiard championship here yesterday
as q result Of his victory over Walter
Long. Of Los Angeles. Clarence SAT
ford. OF Chicago. was eliminated
when he fell before James Mature. OF
Denver.
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prove and III. ADDITION 81 plrk
Tcmpinton. their sgar kicker. "a bound
10 aid them.
Washington should make good use
% the weeks layof To develop their
forward line defense and % Aiso DO
vclop a greater variety ~ plays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
TUNNELS HAT IN

NEW YORK. Oct. 2G.--Cene Tun.
ney has cast his hat into the ring as
desiring a crack AT Georges Carpen.
tier. Tunncy's manager. Bagley,
says his fighter will take the
Frenchman" IL given a chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

NJ. l.. Patty Of the local branch Of
the western Union picks Dick Cox
Of Portland and Merlin kopp OF Sac
ramento In his Ali.star team. Ills
squad follows.
sheely. salt Lake. first ba.el Cav
~ns,. ~aa rransi-co, second ha.~s
pahne. SEATTLE. third base johnson.
salt Lake. sbsrtstopi kepp. -srrn-
sn~ufa, left fi~ids Itdsed. seattle.
e~ater field j. Cos, Portland. right
field. AKn~w s~sn franCi~col and
Adam. tsesssi~l. rsteher~f stroud
f@ait Lake.. ". Mitchell Neruenl.
Gear, s~~sttIet and H. Arietf tpsh-
i.ndl. pi,ehers. xsmieck. seattle.
utility.
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1881. Both played good hall for the
Southerncrs.
Buddy Ryan. the veteran right.
fielder. isn't fast enough FOR the
Coast league any more. lie hit the
hall hard for the Rodger crew dur,
Ing his few weeks stay az the faE
end OF the year. but a new right
fielder viii undoubtedly hold forth
on the Upper line up next season.
CATCHING
STAFF D. H.
With the veteran Forest Casy and
the youngster Cook 10 do the work
behind the plate. the solons' catch
Ing staff should get hy again.
The Sacramento hurting corpa
Isn't any too strong.
Paul frttcry. tho southpaw tosser.
Is BY far the bes, bet on their staff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
NEW CHICKS

MEMPHIS. oct. 2s.--Tom Watson.
president OF the Memphis baseball
club. has announced that the 1891
Chicks win be practically new out.
tit. He Is drafting and buying play.
crs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

third hs~~s Mitchell. Vernon. she~s-
sssps Miner. Oakland. left field;
faar~d. seattle. center field schick.
san fraacl.ce. right field Adams
,s~affi~l and AKuew tssn Frsn-
ef-ceD. catcher; Malls es~rrumentol.
Br~utas ts~sftir). Mitchell Nerncn)
and S'rusd tsaif Lake,. pitchers;
Murphy, seattle. utility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
SPEED WINS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct 2s--Al
tho Churchill weighs hut 100 pounds.
he has been given a regular position
at haifback on the Harvard eleven.
lie is a great running back field man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
GOOD UTILITY
MEN

RHu14~
The sacs are pretty well fixed for
utility men with Roy Grover and
young Sheehan on the job.
The Rodger outfit has couple OF
players coming from the Cleveland
Indians. One Of them may be Harry
Lunte. the young infielder. In case
the indians ship Lunte to the Coast.
the Senators should figure high in
the next Coast pennant pursuit.
They would have fast pair around
second base In Lunte and McGaff.
igan.
No club In the world can win with
out harmony and there was every.
thing but that on the Sacramento
club this season. II we are 70 Judge
BY the yarns spilled around the
league TheISenators. with little
strengthening and team work. should
figure as a contender next year.
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Syracuse May Be Eastern
Team to Play at Pasadena

10 20 o. These ,wo games stamp
the Syracuse team as one Of the
NtronEest In the Past, There Il no
doubt but what Syracuse would ac.
ccpt the Invitation TO come 10 the
Coast VI they are invited az they
played o. A. C. at Portland a few
years back.
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Sci ECTs TRENTON AND MAILS

William kohler OF 1902 jackson
st. puts Walter Mails and Herb Brcn-
ton on his AllCoast league pitch.
ing stan. Here's Williams complete
lineup;
Hue. Portland. first bnses Fisher,
Vernon. second basel Bohne, seattle,
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when they meet the AxEiea. a win
for the Axgien viii eliminate callfor.
MIA from consideration Tor that
PASADENA game. bu, II tho Golden
hears should win they are a cineh
for tho New Years tuaalc. Thoss
Pasadena officials are bound 10 keep
all the advertising In California II
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
Ballard and FRANKLIN FURNISH Star Prep Attraction.

A pretty kicking duel should be y
store saturday with John Harrsson.,
OF Ballard. and ivan Jones. Of PRANK
lin. holding the center Of the stage.
In the other gaJn9 Of the week.
Queen Anne vill tangie with Vests
seattle on Friday. This game wlia
also be played at the Coast laas -
"a RI y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Tommy Stevenson. birmingham
Second sseker In the southern Ieague,
has hung up record Of not missing
an inning In two -~asons. turning In
his record In 1919 md 1870. He has
been drafted for trial with the
Minneapolis Hilier-. In the American
assoelafloo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

on the crank of the Victrola
Did yon ever hear fcunie
Austin tell about his trip 90 the
Hawaiian islands and how he
learned 10 ride q surfboard in
q week,
Ask him about il the next
time you see him.
Joe Wopp is a ring
thorobred = If goa kno,o
iChdt ace mean.
JOE NEVER EVEN TRAVEL. y
ENCEPT IN BOX CARS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
DISCUSS BIG FOUR

NEW YORK. oct 28.--The union
Of Cornell. Pennsylvania. Dartmouth
and Columbia into a big four athletic
combination is being strongly advo-
Gated by Columbia university stu
dents.
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GOOD NIGHT!
WILL REOPEN TRACK

TIA JUANA, Mexico. oct. 2s.--
James coffroth is getting set 20 re-
open the Tia Juana race track on
Thanksgiving day. Seventeen stakes
are to be offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
"COME. ON, YALE"

NEW HAVEN, Oct. ga large
resident squad OF assistant coaches r.
helping Tad Jones develop promising
players. so that old ELI can again
holler. Come on. YaleT'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
TWENTY STYLES

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2s. Quak.
er City boxing critics say that
Georges Carpenter Is a man who
uses 20 styles in the ring. He varies
them according 70 the man he lis
fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Manager Desoampn announced To-
day that he had booked passage 70
return 20 France with Carpenter on
November 6.
I'VE are going 10 spend the Christ
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the reason Tor the break.
With Fritz Mollwitz on first ana
Marty McGaffigan on second. the
yippers have a good foundation for
a fast inficld.
Billy orr Is a question az short
stop. He PLAYED fairly steady ball
this year but he didn't hit much,
THIRD BNsE
~ PROBLEM
Third base Is another Sacramento
problem. Bob SchanE filled IN AZ
third In capable style In the closinF
weeks OF the season He played
nangup bah at the iook.ln corner
here during the last visit OF the Saes
10 Puget Sound.
Merlin Kopp. In len. and Pete
Compton. In center. are fixtures for
orchard positions with the solons for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
HICH-CLASS BACKS

PRINCETON. oct. 26.-coach Bob
Roper has developed strong back.
field on the Tiger eleven this fall. He
ia carrying three sets OF high class
offensive players
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Dempsey and Frog May Sign Today

mas holidays at home he said. IF
the articles are signed. we viii re-
turn the first OF the year and start
training for the fight that Carpen-
der has been seeking 90 long"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
SID BRtNN SAYS HE CAN'T
FIGURE OUT WHY ALL HIS
FRIENDS INSIST ON HICKMAN
ING HIM CAESAR.

After almost a week of
musical instruction it is re-
ported that Virgil Garvey is
swinging a wicked right am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

a new slogan for Iiazen J.
Titus reads something like this:
Eat Wright--don't Boidt your
food.
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BEARS
PLAY
O. A. C..
SATURDAY

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 70
seven experienced linemsn. picked
before the seasons firni whistle
blew, and expected TO play together
thru the cntiro schedule. are tho
nainntAyu upon which tho uniser'
nlty OF California n placing her bets
for no defeat football team this
season.
The Golden Bears face on" OF their
toughest games 81 the season Satur-
day. when they angle with the ore
Eon ATgien at Corvallis.
California can attribute lie victory
in each game played NO far this year
To the wonderful coordination o. her
line. From end 60 end the works
runs like well oiled machine. each
man fittinE into the play with auto
matte precision WIN the t,an~ from
center. holes op~n IN tho opposing
line thru which any Kind OF a back
field can advances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
AE5N10 dSf3 DA26 -.

Connie Mack. the veteran manager
Of tho Philadelphia Americans. - de-
eidediy against the proposed resoIu-
tioa In baseball more commonly
known sr the Issher plan. Mack
believes that baseball owners should
walt until the rrasd Jury inye~tiEa-
ffsns IN Chicago are completed. and
then fb~r~ will be time TO change
baseball n they decide 10 do u.
Mack says the only effective way TO
stamp ont gambling In baseball u
to have the legislature In saeh state
pass q Law making gambling - fell
ony, and to see that The law Il en-
forced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
All-Coast Teams

The first batch OF letters containing the AHSfdr Cods
team selections made BY Seattle diamond fans be
ina published today The letters being picked at random
from the mass Of epstes turned in during the contest uhic'
frot0d nm S0furfdu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
SACRAMENTO NEEDS
HARMONY TO FIGURE in 1921
RACE; PLENTY OF
GOOD MATERIAL ON HAND

for the nucleus of
in What
than anything else
Rodgers let Brick Edred Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

be didn't buzz thru the 1890 season
with any glorious results.
Kunz rs not Coast league pitcher.
Al least he isn't II he didn't show
anything more In the other villages
In the Coast circuit than he did
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

present out
field &C c.
slip thru his
fingers. And
{ h c gossip
& ding the
rounds h a d
dissention MS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
WE CAN'T FIGURE OUT
WHY ELMO JONES. THE
LEFT : HANDED BOXING
COMMISSIONER. DIDN'T
WEAR A CHRYSANTHE-
MUM AT THE WASHING
TONIC. A. c. GRID BATTLE
SATURDAY.

Henry Clay. Tho Stars telegraph
editor. who has been aoo,ed IN this
column before. says his favoritc
college yell Is whisky WOW WOW.
Vancouver. y. C."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

the TEXAS league. by Kansas ciii. Hart
ford was sent to Kansas city by the
siwashes carly this year.
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SHIELDS THOMPSON

PRINCETON. Oct. 26.--Coach Bob
Ropsr In saving hlS STAR backfield
man, Harrison Thompson. for tho
more important games. Thompson
IL n great ail.'round, athlete.
The New York yankH ntiil hold an
option on Pitchers Percy and nnnii.
wood. Catcher Murphy and Infieldor
Hyatt. of Vernon. hut thsy have not
reached decision on whether to re-
purchase anss OF them or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Joe G~<eon, former salt Lake SEE
snd saTLer. who has bern playing tho
L~ysfoBe cushion for the ~. Louis
fsso.Bs for the past few aeasoDs, IL
due 10 he traded. according to reports
from the Mound city. doe doesn't
show enooxh pep In the field, accord
ing 20 the ~. Louis scribes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

Bruce Hartford. The pianist shortstop
who fiyyersd something awful as a
sboftsfop with the locals last spring, has
be<n shipped 40 the Shreveport club. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
IMPROVES
PLAY

Latham. while rather slow. has
improved greatly In hts defensive
play az center.
The story Of ". c.'r eleven can
best be told in tho words. mo ono
knowa- They have given the ap.
p-arancc in each game 40 far -
having a great deal Ia reserve and
have consistently played a much i'm.
proved game at each showing A
shlfty. weiidriiird backficld rounds
out what old timers here cali tho
srnoo,hcst moving squad ever repre-
sorting the school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
MONTANA MAY GET
BIG PASADENA GAME
IF GRIZZLIES
DEFEAT PULLMAN

football machine should slip The short
Isl Of Washington state plgskn pur~a~rs
kA. Pullman saturday, the Grir~ VII come
Ibpl In tho Western tram Is psd
- to mceith the Pasadena New day
In their with
MaShin
besaw coaeh the, speedy and fun OF Tight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

waiter Hofke. Boston National first
rzcker. formerly with the Spokane Sorth-
western league, r. a member u Heinio
croh's Nationals who are touring Cuba
Miller Huggins. New York Yankee
manager during the present season, In
vintering IN Cincinnati, and he makes
no bones about the fact that he doesn't
expect 20 be named leader Of the Ysnks
for 1921. But he's going 20 wait oniil
he's canned, as he has made no move 10
resign.