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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-03

Imitation Leather Used.
Imitation leather is used for an en-
tire overblouse.
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onion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-08

blessing down % the underwear de-
partments Of the Lawrence Afanufao-
turing Company. throwing $500 peo-
pie out OF work. The entire plant, In
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oluding ne hosiery Department. win
close down In the Immediate future
for the same reason. according 70
oficials Of the company.
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UNDERWEAR PLANT CLOSES.
LOWELL Mass. Oct S---Inabiiity
10 hnd q market for goods at pres
ent high prices has resulted In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

Plans are nearly completed TO
handle great crowd ut the Stan.
ford. Washington game Saturday. No
vstnber 6, on Denny field. IL "
roughly estimated thai nearly $4,000
people will view the tilt
This is the first time that Stanford
and Washington have ever met on
the grtdiron. and the rivalry u keen.
Grid fans cannot AJAX for a better
,nme than the Washington Oregon
krxie contest last Saturday. but u
expected that tho Cardinal team
~ dish up another exciting and
loss contest for the university grid.
siers.
Despite tho fact that Washington
lost TO tho Agwiss last Saturday. the
Purple and Gold arc slight fAvorites
70 win over stanford when tho two
teams nix week from Saturday.
Grid followers who have been
moaning about town that the Wash
ington team has failed 10 show any
Of the old Dobie fight have ceased 10
Moan. Every Purple and Gold war.
rtor who wns In the TIT last Satur.
day was fighting ar II his own dear
life depended on the rnme. which nc
counts for the fact that the heavier
Aggie team did not cross the Wash.
inEton goal line.
The team Will he out with this
same brand 81 fight In the Stanford
tilt. and a great thronE Is expected
to Be on hand 10 SC the last VARSITY
game In historic old Denny field.
The Stanford alumni will have
their big reunion here just before the
game. and the Cardinal team will BOT
suffer because Of lack OF support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
VARSITY
FAVORED
TO WIN
BIG TILT
ny TOM OLSEN

That Washington stands better
chance OF winning the Stanford
game than any other game nched-
uled this season. ~ the opinion OF
many local grid followers.
Washington will face the Cardinal
team Saturday. November 6. on
Denny field. with greatly
strengthened lineup. and II the old
Washington night Is there. Il looks
like a Purple and Gold victory.
Guy '"Tubby" Norris is back AT
bis old Job al half after receiving
a severe injury In the first game
81 the season against Whitman.
Norris n considered one Of the
hardest hitting backs that has ever
donnod a Purple and Cold Jersey.
Captain Ted Faux. left end. win
be hack 10 nn up the blg hole that
he left vacant when taken away 10
tho Minor hospital because Of m
Infection in his arm. The seorc
Of tho Agrie- Washington game
would probably be different had
Captain Ted and his right boot been
thcrr 90 drop.kick the pigHldn thru
the white goal posts. In the Mon
tana game. Faulk's absence wa
noticed most because the hard hit
ting Grizzly backs made gain after
gain around the end that Ted usual.
~ plays.
Herman Miller " another OF the
aiaentees who II expected 20 get
In the stanford fray. Clean South.
wick. injured In practice early this
season. Is back Ia n suit. and will
probably IN up one 81 the line
holes.
Jimmy Cliluliy. one Of the scrip
pleat little men that ever played
for Washington. n out again and
Is putting up a strong fight for
end.
with Captain Faux back IN the
lineup. ~crum" DaJlay viii be moved
back 60 his regular position In the
hackfirld. "Crum" has played be-
hind tho line every slt = he first
handled a plEnkin. but did remark
able AZ end. considering his lack Of
experience as TO tho duties OF an cx
trsfnity player.
II anybody deserve. % play In the
Stanford contest. u Il Ray Eekmann
Eekmann Ia the little Hcrapper tina,
IL IN the fray every second Of ths
time. besides keeping tho morale Of
tho team UP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

INDICTMENTS
EXPECTED
THIS WEEK

CHICAGO. oct 27.--Fornal IN
dlctment Of baseball players and
gamblers involved In the fixed"
1919 world series viii be returned
this week by the Cook county grand
jury. which has been investigating
baseball scandals. IL WA expected
here today.
Evidence taking was concluded
with the testimony Of Joe Gedeon,
r. Louis American league second
baseman. The jury will now de.
vote It's attention 10 baseball pools.
expecting 10 finish Ia few days
and report.
That Charles A. comlskey. owner
Of the Box. had knowledge Of the
bribery ia 1919. was the statement
~ Harry Redmond OF East 81.
Louis. III.
Redmond declared he Eat in AT n
meeting Of the "fixers" and later
told the story 90 Comiskey.
indictments charging a consplr-
acy 10 do an Illegal nc, have al
ready been voted By the grand jury
against 10 baseball players. two
gamblers and AitelL Three OF the
players confessed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
by HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK. oct. 27.-Befors
nightfail the scrubbed signatures OF
Jack Dempsey ana Georges carpeD-
tier may be on a sheet OF paper
pledg1ng them 10 battle for tho
heavyweight championship OF the
world.
From a virtual certainty, the long
iooked-for bout turned overnight into
a probability.
After an agreement 10 bring the
champion with his fountain pen to
the claridge hotel this morning 10
sign the contract. Jack Kearnx
changed his mind.
A close perusal OF the contract
brought out "eleepers- that he can
not agree 10. Kcsrns said.
After a week OF conferences.
Kearns and Descamps. manager Of
the Frcnchm8n. met yesterday and
agreed 10 the terms offered by Tex
Richard. Charles II. cochrane, the
London promoter. and his American
ally. William a. Brady.
Around midnight Kcarns found the
-impossibilities" in the contract.
Tho promoters expressed surprise
when informed OF tho Temporary
blocking Of their road.
The terms Of the contract were
held up until the agreement Is
actually signed.
However. IL is understood Demp-
Hcy has been guaranteed $500 900 for
his end. while Carpenter Is to get
5000. 900.
The bout mot less than 10 rounds
and not more than is" 20 decision
or a nodecision. as the locality will
permit. win be held between January
] and July 4. 1921
The promoters must select the site
and post a forfeit of 500 900 before.
January /. The two principals must
post $4,000 each ana be notified At
least 60 days before the fight.
IL the state boxing commission VIII
sanction the affair. II win be fought
in or around New York. probably on
July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
GOOD BOUTS AT
PORTLAND SHOW

Leo johnson. the coiored hatiler.
who Jumped into tho iimclight after
winning a decision over sam Lang.
ford last week. viii be seen IN action
tonight at the Milwaukee arena
against Terry Keller. another East
crner.
Battling Zuzu takes on Frnnkie
Murphy. Marcarlo Flores viii fight
Johnny Fiske and Eddie Ross fights
Eddie Moore in the other bouts OF
tho evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
CARDINALS
ARE NOT
IN A
BAD FIX

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2T.--An In
and out team. good today. poor to-
morrow--that In the way tho plgHkin
chaaera az Leland Stanford univerni'
~ show up early In the season.
known turnout the country nh
fighters and stellar performers. the
Cardinal footballerr this year are rep
resented by n team which In itH first
four games lost twios Ia COMPARE,
lively mediocre teams and won twice
from smaller schools by narrow mnr-
gins. Lack OF coordination between
tho forwards was marked In each
game played. Plumbing. too. has
be.n much In evidence. The heavy
line. strengthened by several vet.
Grams OF last year. lacks the speed
necessary 10 break up shit plays
around tho ends.
Lack Of good material has affect
81 the squad The recent addition.
however. OF "swede- Fighter and
Jack Patrick Is bound 20 help the
Cardinals on, OF the doldruma. The
main trouble with the front line de
Tense NO far has been at center, but
Fighter IN known turnout tho West
ms center from csntersilla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
HEST
PROSPECTS

Men whom Zuppke expects grrat
things OF this year arc. Depler.
center and captain. hob Fletcher.
quarter. Ralph Fletcher. halfpaek.
WaiauiHs. haiftack. crnngia. fun.
hack. and Carney. at end
4 can't say who was tho creates;
player ever saw says the Illinois
coach.
some OF ths best hacks I ever
saw are. Hosucn Of Michigan. Potsy
Clark and Pogue OF Illinois. Myman
of Minnesota. Harley ~ Ohio State.
uun ~ Minnesota. and Eckrrsall and
Morgan 81 Chicago.
Tho best iinefnen I have ever
seen are. Hiowssr and Eekiund.
tackles Of Minnesota. faston. end Of
Minnesota. Dcs jardicns. center Of
Chlrago. Chapman. Ail-Amertcan
guard. Of Iiilnola. Beidlnx. end OF
Chicago. and Carney. end Of Illinois.
Il would hate 20 say who was the
bee, player | ever saw. for don't
believe any living man could do
that.
The ffvr creates, players ! EVER
coached we're sPotsy- Clark. roguc.
both OF Illinois. johnnie Barrett.
later Of Washington and Jcfferron;
Pets Russell Of Chicago. Milton Gheo.
later Aii.Amertcan quarterback. from
Dartmouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
EXPECT BIG CROWD FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co

The alumni already have reserved
one section Of the rranfrrand.
Graduate Manager Darwin Meis-
neat announces that there will be
the same seating plan as In the Cali
fornis Thanksxivirx Knnls last year.
Construction % tho rows OF seats
around tho running track will be
completed aofne time this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

James = small 81 itos y. tizt o.,
wants Rod Murphy on third base foi
his An.star outnt. Here's tho ron'
OF them
nise. Portland. firyf base tish~,
Nern.a. seeend bs.el Narphy. seal
tie. third t~s~ri Mitchell. N~rnea.
.hsrtsispt Crawford. 10. Anseie..
right firihi i.idr~d. ~sattir. e~utsr
neldi Miller. OAKLAND. left ueial
Adams t~~stsisi and baker tfert-
isndl. eatehersf rhur~tsa tssit
Lake. Srett t~sn ir~net.eoi. ".
Mitchell tNernnni and f~nnrr tSa~-
ram~n.al, piieher.i spranker. Fort
land. atiiity.
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SIGN
TO-DAY
FOR BIG
BOUT

NEW YORK, Oct. z7.-An
agreement for n match here be
tween Champion Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter viii be
signed when the articles have
bosn redrlfted, Manager Jack
kearns announced for Demp.e,
today. IL was believed the agree
ment would be reached Late to
day.
kearns' objection To The arb
cles was their provision for tho
depositing Of f0feits. Wh0
terms were satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
LIKES SEATTLE PLAYERS

Lawrence J. Parker Of 1890 High
land ave. bremerton. Wash. IL par
tai 10 Seattle players Tie picks air
seattle men for his AiiCoaat aKwrc
CATION Ills team follows
sh~~ly. salt lake. first h-ss~i ksn-
worthy. seattle. <~soad b-.~i fsahae.
Seattle. third base Jehn-.u. salt
Lake. she~tstspl Miller. Oakland. len
n~td fidr-i. seattle. center Heidi
Sehiet. San frenel~ss. right flsidl
Adssss<s ~~sssie. esfrherg tttt<ry
f>ssrHm~ntsl. ". Mttsh~if fNe~usnl.
psiiry and sesrs t~~attfes. pitch
ersg ks<nns. ~Aa fr~n-tsrs. utiiify.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
No SOpTIIrAWS

Bonnie Beers % s70sh First ave,
doesn't want any Nfi handed pitch
cru on his squad. At,icast he didn'i
pick any Here's HIS ou,nti
sh-~ty. salt Lake. first base krus.
salt Iake. .~sasid e..si kaasfn. san
franei.Fo. third base Jshn.sa. salt
Lake. shsrf.tspf Miller. Oakland. left
field tidred. seattle. e~aser fisidg
Crawford. Lea Anxeie~. right fisldE
psN erfaes lNernsnl and AHn~w fs.a
francisrsi. ratrh~r-g Dell tNerasai.
rsrvaa tsait Lake. teash f-sa
fr~nsisee1 and Arieti toAkfsaab.
pifeh<r~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
ALI
AMERICAN

Il think. personally. that every
ono OF the above men are Ali-Amor-
lean material
From our section OF the country
this year I would say that the Al.
American material IL aa follows
~oss. easily. II hc plays up TO las;
years form.
|. ''Dcpier. center and captain OF MI
nols. win bear watching.
-crangie. fulibsek for Illinois. viii
also be watched closely.
And Slater and Glenn Dcyins of
Town are good men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
cAyExEy FOR UTILITY

Ike Cavcncy. the versatile inficldei
q the san Francisco club. L. givcr
tho utility berth ON the All-coasl
league team sent In BY X. b BoslcS
81 ss5s Othelio 81. Heres the WAY
II. n. would tire his squad up.
Jelrsen. salt lake. .hsrtsseri
Isshn~. seattle. third base. Ehirri.
seattle. left field. -hesiy. salt lake.
fir~t base Crawford. ta- Anxcies.
right fi~idi krux. ~ait Lake. s~e~ad
ha~r: thadhoarus. Nernan. eent~
ff~ids Agn~s f~an frunet~~el ard
baldwin ts~aftiel. esfehsr~i W.
Mitchell Nernsul. G-ary tsestti<l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
HAS GOOD
RIGHT MING

In AT WILCOX. captain Of the team.
Coach Walter Powell has one Of the
hralnicst and fastest quarters on The
Coast. X. sehlAudcnan. veteran
rsKh, end. Pcrahlng. right tackle held
over from last year. and Htico. right
guard. comprise a right wing which.
playing thr~s-man game. could
hold their own WI almost any team
SEEN here In ycafs. Deems. another
veteran. In siill fighting u out with
stice for the honor % being Fighters
rtght.hand man.
But. hose every game ~ necessary.
the stanford squad. living np 90 tho
tradition Of years past. viii be there
united on November 10. when tho an.
nuai stanford California same In
played in Berkeley. No dope goes
when these two teams clash. IT'S al.
ways any mans game until the Las;
whistle.
s~~~~~~~-~-~--~-~~~
n more strenuous word. bu, the word
Tndicrous' Ia about as ridiculous an
| can think of
Zuppke IL getting a rrof start NJ
far In this Eeaaon. Illinois swamped
Drake. Al 20 0. And then followed u
up by defeating Iowa and Michigan.
Their route card calls for clashes
with Minnesota. Chicago. Wisconsin,
and the finals with Ohio State.
It's q long hard line ~ teams 90
buck. hut leave &, TO Zuppkc. He's
out for the title again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
HOYLE is NEW
CORNELL COACH

ITHACA. ~. r., Oct. .7---John
Hoyie was appointed head crew
coach nj Cornell university ycsier.
day. lie will succeed the late
Charles y. Courtney. the nationally
known crew coach. whom Hoylc AZ.
sbted for over 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
LIKES souTHrAws

fINFIN NUf I'M NNN
Walter Benson % the Pacific apart
ments Is partial 10 southpaw pitch.
crS. He picked twc-Wlise Mitchell
and Paul frttcry--for his hurting
corps on his Ail.Star Coast league
team Its complete team follows;
nIue. rcrtiand. fir,t hs.eg Cav
ensy. san Francisco. second basel
nahne. seattle, third hasrt Jehn.ca.
salt Lake. -hartst.pl Heed, salt
Lake. left nridl Nsi.ei. Portland.
eenter neidl fidr~.i. seattle. right
field Aknew t>sn frsaets-sl AMI
Adam. tsrafti~l. csfcher~i oeary
tsestti~l. a. Arieit toakiaadl. tts-
tery tssrrumentol and ". Mitchell
tNerue.l. pitchers Walsh. ssn tr.n-
cisco. uttllfy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
SELECTS gErs

Four salt Lake Bees arc Eivcf
Jobs on the Ailstar Coast lcagu'
team sent On by a. II. Reagan. IL
Harvard ave. y. Here's how b
picks en-:
sheriy, salt Lake. first has~f krur.
salt lake. ~~~.nd hssei nshne. scat
tie. third bases Johnson. ssit Lake.
sheftsfsrs Compton. Sacramento. ten
field fidred. seattle. esater ftridl
Crawford. is~ Angvi~~. right fisidi
Adams ts~~tti~l and isa.-i~r r-ss
Aax~ie.l. e~teher~s ttftery fsa~rs-
mentei. sutherland frertisadl, Dell
txernsal and ~trvoi salt LAKE,.
pitchers. kenwcrthy. seattle. atility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
PATRICK
NATURAL PLAYER

Patrick In one OF those natural
ground gamers whose ability n spoil.
ed by too much coaching. He can't
move an inch II the bail n tucked
away under the arm In the approved
American style. but n he IL allowed
10 pack tho leather an nature In
tended In HIS casc--way out tn front
of him--ho can certainly pick the
holes. when b. iqn't worrying about
the ball. Others may tumble when
carrying tho bali thus. but Patrick
refuses 20. And when he packs u
under hta arm he can't make foot
This seems 90 be the popular fault
with the entire team temperament
Each man wants to play hts own IN.
diyiduai game Ia his own Individual
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
SHIFT CAPTAINS

WASHINGTON. oct. e7.--Georgo
town university has adopted the rule
81 the revolving captain system. A
different player captains the eleven
each week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
AGAIN
BLOOM

In 1918 Illinois tied Minnesota
for the title. In 1918 u trimmed the
crack Minnesota eleven. which other
wise would have tied Ohio for the
title. In 1917 Ohio and Minnesota
we're the only two teams 10 beat
Zuppkca grtd machine.
nut In 1918 zgppkc's griddern
were back again Ia run bloom.
They not only won tho champion
ship. but held the unique record
Of no; being scored ON by a Confer
snco team. And las, year they
copped again after that novcr.tobe-
forgotten uphill fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

win IN TINS
c o m pa n y
are the big
gest needs
of the Seals
for n e X {
year.
Their inneld
$ hapes u =
pretty W ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
SAN FRANCISCO SHOULD
BE IN RUNNING FOR
1921 COAST FLAG FROM
STARTING BELL
BY LEO II. LASSEN

their held for the 1921 Coast league
campaign finishing third this year there's
Francisco Seals shouldn't big figure in the Coast
pursuit
Another good oueder another hurer who
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pretty well
right now. They will have 20 70
place Ike Caveney. who tllcd In al
second and short this year. but the
rest OF the inner works should be
q. X. another term in this league
HASBRoOK
MAKES GOOD
Haxbrook made good at first. iudg-
snr from his records. He hit the
ball hard and they think well 81
him as n fielder down South lie
hasn't played here yet
Willie Kaum win most likely play
another year In the Coast circuit
a. his hitting during the season
Just closed didn't warrant him a
trial IN the big show. He's stili
young enough to serve another year
In the r. c. circuit.
Whether or not Roy corhan will
- back al shortstop for Grhams
outfit remains 10 be seen. He was
suffering from a sore throwing arm
most OF me 1880 season and he
WASN'T In the lineup at all during
the closing weeks
WALSH At
SECOND
Dee Walsh win probably be called
upon TO take care OF the second
base berth. lie proved his ability
- m ali-around player Ia his
first years service for the Bay city
outfit and he's a einch for job
With them again
This leaves the shortstop berth
- the only opening IN the Seals
inf1cid according 10 the present
dope.
Joe Connolly Is a surcthinx be;
Cor the left field job in the Seals
outfleld. He Is another youngster
and he shows a great deal OF
promise He's n fine fielder. fast.
ana . good hitter. He ought 10
yoar IN sfeCarthy's circuit
Justin Fitzgerald Is another mys
enry m far as regular play h con
ouned. He may be used for utility
w0rk only as his arm isn't as good
= Il once was. Chances are. how
ever. II Justin continues TO hammer
/. tn hail the way he has been doing
- the past. he'll work his way into
Us lineup every day somehow.
OUICK rs
uOUBTFUL
lforry Shick made a big hit WITH
HI work here. but they don't thin
much Of him down In San Fran
etscn. He may be In the Sea
oufffeld next year and he may no
They are after a good cleanup
Ter for Shick's berth. according I
tbs dope being pcddled by the Bay
CITY scribes-
The Seals catching staff II
cfnch TO stay the way II Is. With
Sam Agnew and Archie Yeile 10
do the mask work Agnew Is one
Of tho best big pad men in the
west. while Yelie Is q capable
understudy.
The pitching staff should kick
thru next year. The Seals' pen
nant chances were practically
ruined last spring when Casey
Smith and Tom Seston. two Of
ku8 D%1L OItftUH u%hs IN tHf iEiSItt
were released by Graham
But before the season was over.
Graham had good staff In work
ing order
GOOD
RI6HTHANDERS
Johnny Couch. Jim Scott and
Fam Lewis are three capable right
handlers. while slim Love and Pert
Cole are two good southpaws. And
then the Seals have young McGriaid
for NEXT year. They expect great
Things Of McQuaid. with another
good highlander 10 balance the
staff. the Seals shouldn't have 10
worry about pitching.
The Seals had habit OF playing
h stresks last year. For a couple
Of weeks they played like the
champions Of the world and the
NEXT few weeks they would dish
up the kind Of ball that one would
expect to see in Athens. Greece.
An infielder. brace OF utility
men. a hard.hitting outnelder. a
steady pitcher and a little more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
All-Coast Teams

Here's the second fnsainent of AHSar selections for the
Coast league IN during the contest Just closed by The
Star Look and hoio Of the boys and girls
coud like 10 line mp team for m the Coast circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
WRONG
CONCEPTION

Il canno; very wei talk In terms
Of All-Am-rican teams. because do
not believe In that institution.
ITO me the AllAmerican team is
a iudicroua conception. would use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
BOB MARTIN
WINS ANOTHER

BOSTON, Oct ,7.-Bob Martin.
A. y. +. heavyweight champion.
knocked out Larry Williams. OF
Bridgeport Conn., In ono round,
here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct ~.
Coach Tad Jones has hopes OF maxi
Ing a star backfield man out Of
Kcmpton. who was replaced at quar-
ter by Thorn Murphy. since the Bos-
ton college disaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

NEW oI,s-ANs. oct -s.--ruianc
boasts OF th inemeu who were
named as Al bern men las; year
They are Payne sAil''u and Forest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
NsKENT
FIGHTER

nut after that zuppke got down
20 business. lie reorganixei his
squad within a weeks time and came
hack and ran over Chicago. That's
the kind Of a fighter tho Illinois
coach N.
when Zuppke came 10 Illinois IN
1913 the hes, that the illlni had ever
done IN the football cannonadlng
waS TO tie Minnesota for the cham.
rionHhip in 1910.
Tho next fall Zuppke produced
a famous team. Illinois won the
Conference championship. defeat
Ing Indiana. Ohio. Northwestern.
Chicago. wisconsin and Mime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
CHAMPS
WIN
THREE
STRAIGHT
IN DEAN SNYDER

whether Il Ia an uphill fight or
not the end Of the season generally
finds Robert G. Zuppke. football
mentor Of the University 81 Illinois.
playing one OF the leading roles In
the Western Conference.
Coach Zuppke put his machine
thru the 1919 season with n clear
claim FOR the title. when In mid
season the Badgers took Illinois into
camp II looked like their chances for
the title had gone gllmmcring.
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Northwestern nAlne-s College
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night now. They viii have 20 70
place Ike Caveney. who fillcd In al
second and short this year. but the
rest Of the inner works should be
q. X. another term in this league.
n SnnnnE
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PICKS MURPHY FOR THIRD

sutherland O-oTtiandl snd fiaIhnfs
toakisnal. pitshsr-i ,sseasy. saa
fr~netsss. uttiifS.
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je svoje sperky pfi ruznych
"narodnich besedach" a jinde.
Vlastenectvi t6chto panu ide
ovsem az do tech kapes, ale
dale ne. Ma kolovratsk6m pan
stvi tynskem jsou pom6ry hroz
ne, primo stredov6ke, pokud
Sc tycc zem6delskeho delhi
ctva. Ale to nevada panum Ko-