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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

As ths fourth comes On sunday
this year. the b nike will bs closed
On Monday. Ths rural sosts cor.
risrs and poss otics iorcs will also
ohs srys Monday - = lssal holiday !.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

HOTfCE-Ail parties indebted
t. - los rolt ssAmnns viii passss
sstus sitA Raymond Wtll&
H. II. Wanss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-02

Good heavy draft horse. ALSO
wagon and harness All In good
condition T, G. Heiberg. Dickson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
CRACK GIRL
SWIMMER
SHOWS SPEED

Rose Freedman. who gained con-
siderable fame last year. when she
swan across Lake Washington, is
rapidly developing into sprint
swimmer OF no little ability.
Rose is out at the Madrona bath
Ing beach every day. and those who
have seen her in action think she
should be able to give some OF the
better known stars a tough race.
She went to Franklin high school
until last year. and is now employed
In downtown office.
Rose plans to enter the big star
city swimming meet. to take place
the week of August Is. II she is
anywhere up 10 her usual form. she
should land place In the finals that
VIII take place at the Crystal Pool.
Entries are open to any amateur
swimmer In Seattle. Fiji out the en-
try blank found elsewhere on this
page and send II to The Star today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
STADIUM
WORK WELL
UNDER WAY

Work on the stadium IL progress.
Ing rapidly with the contractors an.
nouncing that they are two weeks
ahead of schedule. In some places
about the stadium, rs rows OF seats
are completed. Work with concrete
will start within two or three weeks.
IL has been definitely decided that
the stadium will have 80 rows OF
seats. 1t will be completely equipped
with telephones and tclegraphs for
the press. showers. and an elaborate
system of electric bells to announce
the starting of the halves. etc.
Darwin Meisnest. Rredute man.
aeer, held conference with c. w.
Henderson. superintendent of public
utilities. Friday, and Henderson
promised n satisfactory routing of
the street cars so as TO accommodate
the large throngs who win patronizc
the stadium beginning with the Stan.
ford game. November 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
VICTORIA WATER MEET
TO BE BIG AFFAIR

The big swimming and diving ex-
hibition given by the members Of
the Crystal Swimming club at the
Crystal Pool Thursday evening was
a financial success, according TO
Don Vickers, coach Of tie clubs
team. The success OF the meet will
make II possible TO send most OF
the members of the team to the big
y. N. A. outdoor meet at Victoria,
Saturday. August IL.
The session In Victoria win be
held at the Gorge Park beach. Seven
teen events viii be run off during
the afternoon.
Water polo teams win mix in one
Of the feature events. The local
club is sending mems and WON.
ems team into the competition. The
matches win be played under the
Canadian Amateur Athletic union
rules. with seven men on each team.
All the events will be run off
on Saturday. Davies, one of the
managers Of the meet. OF the Vic.
toria and Island Athletic club, has
sent word to Victoria that II there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Work Of University
favoraby
The other three will be within
The membership I is full indications
WIZ be a sporty and popular one
Jlmm, nune, the professional in charge the University
to In the Northwest At least according and
Club President Fred Aver
lowing committee. viii take care Of the rest Of the work
Waiter Andrews {. H. Mecrum. u. W. Treat.
Hot Sc coMMiIEE-A L. Dunn chairman; r. r. Merrill. A. W.
HANDICAP coMsTIEE-A D. shophoesr chairman stephen
Dwan D ~ Msa..en. r . Brown Jr- J. W Fletcher.
Elizabeth Ame Miss Avadana Cochran. Miss Gertrude
Mr Henry surzalo.
This weeks matches tourney Power Piper
fast going Mks Power Who ia ,,s s, ~" Is n ,
round Mike started off y handicap and II all
the the match ending the 10th A.
when the ended play
40 can be readily thai this 10"
Piper. defeated in upper half
Colonel" victim last week Horner beat
Metxgr.
H. Frtrr A. rDre'1 Fax-r leading bc field In the
nshen Eeeie tournament at the ub.
ea with 50 giving the leaders require
quite tourney tonight Il has been
running since April 1 with 70 entrants.
The treasury the Young tapped
spring because Gene Haon by his yesterday
Mayo the final match s hosl permanent
victory DR. DE Mile winner In 1916 G.
honors In 1917 then along the Haton fellow with
he scmi finals In fact half this
- Ireaer'e by onup win over H. Fetser Is the finals
I'D Brown and his Darlington club win
clubs annual home and home fixture Tomoows
played On te Beinrh.m The return win take
At darlington nr1t Sunday August g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
FELIX CLUB-MT. BAKER
SERIES is
TEMPORARILY OFF
BECAUSE OF PROTEST

The game between the Felix club
and the Mount Baker Juniors sched-
uled for Sunday at Columbia field
has been postponed.
An affidavit has been produced
showing that Wesley Shecdy. Mount
Baker moundsrnan. was OF legal age
three years ago. at the time or his
marriage. Sheedy's mother VIII
make sworn statement today that
her son is not over 81 years old.
The Felix club has been. barred
from the use OF Seattle park board
playfields because of its squabhle on
Lincoln field last Sunday. The cham
pionship series OF the Star league
probably will be played at Liberty
park. 18th ave. and +. jefferson ST.
Tho first game probably will be
played Sunday. August s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
GARDNER
LOSES
GREAT MIX
l TO o

Harry Gardner threw ono Of tho
sweetest brands of baseball ever
to~aed anywher. against los Angeles
Yesterday. holding the invaders 10 a
duo Of blnglcx. only two men reach.
ing firnt on his dclivery--and lost. /
to 0.
Tho two hirxirs came together.
Rcd" kiiiefcr rappInw tho first ball
pitched In the seventh for a long
triple 70 right Rollic zcider follow.
Ing him with a single 10 right
In the eighth a matter Of Judgment
cost Seattle the game. with siumph
on second and one away. Gardner hit
ono 70 Jeff over tho ehoruiopN head.
Ellis came in and missed the hall. aft
or trying TO make a sho~strlng catch.
Stumph heHitated a minute. and then
Wares. who was coaching on third.
waved him home. but Ellis throw
nipped him at tho plate.
There was only ono out at the time
and Ella had to make a short throw
sturnph In a slow man. Cunningham
followed with a single that would
have tied. the score. OF course. this
II the SECOND guessing" done after
tho play was made. But ,hoss same
second ruasses point out that two
hits had been CLEANED off Aldridge'a
hit In that one inning. and that an
inficld out, a hit. n long fiy or slip
In tho field would have evcncd up the
going.
But II was great battle. filled
with plenty Of fielding thrills and
featuring some Of tho best pitching
ever seen on tho local lot Aldridgc
pitched some sweet baseball for the
visitors. while Gardners hurting was
the best Of the season here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Is any other club In Seattle or
vicinity that would like to enter the
meet. entry blanks can be obtained
at the Crystal Pool.
Following Is a complete list OF the
events:
Mems Events--50. 100, 500 yard
free style swims. plunge for dis.
lance: fancy diving. f0.foot board.
relay race. 200 yards. four men: 100
yard back stroke. 100 yard breast
stroke: water polo. seven men.
Women's Events-50. 100. 500 yard
free style swims; plunge for dis.
lance; fancy diving. fo.foot board:
relay race, 200 yard. four women:
200. 100 yard breast stroke: 100 yard
back stroke; water polo, seven
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
BREMERTON
AND NAVAL.
MEN MIX

Bren1crton Cubs and the fast team
from the U. 3. 8. New Mexico will
tangle this afternoon and Sunday aft
ernoCn at the Athletic park, In Brem-
erfon.
The Cubs have won IS straight
Rnsnes, and hope TO take tho fast bat
teship team down The line.
Ruele probably viii start today's
knmc. and Gordon will work on the
mound tomorrow.
The ships band from the New
Mexico viii BE- on hand both days.
md Inherent In the games Is running
hlgh IN the navy yard city Today's
ootmo starts IT b. n. and Sundays
80 eeert - -. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
NORTHWEST TRAPS STARS
TO SHOOT AT ABERDEEN

Gun club at Aberdeen. A two-day
tournament IL In store for the gun
ners. August so being the dates
upon which the program viii be
staged.
The first day will be given over
to the regular league program OF
100 registered targets and so handi
cap targets. The registered pro
gram carries an entrance of $3.50
and the handicap s2,50. The win.
ner of the registered program wins
the A. L. A. league trophy. The
handicap winner receives a trophy
given by the Aberdeen Gun club.
on August 9th the club presents
program OF 150 registered targets
and so handicap targets. the main
program carrying 5000 added money
given by the club. The division of
money win be by the Rose system.
A trophy will be presented to tho
winner in the handicap event.
The professional shooters win n.
be overlooked as In most shoots fr
the high score shooter for the to
days on the 2To targets viii recc'e
n trophy from the Aberdeen Glib.
Headquarters for the twoiay
tournament are to be establishe at
the sport shop i'm Aberdeen. 'ro-
grams for the tournament me be
obtained from Piper a Taft. Aend-
ance reports shooters from Poland.
Seattle, Tacoma. rockingham and
nearly all Northwest cities.
The next league tournamer after
the Aberdeen shoot will beHtaged
on the grounds OF the Belngham
Gun club at Bellingham. Akust %
IN the date used by the vhatcom
county sunncrs Tor their prSram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
ITALIANS MAKE
GOOD FIGHTERS

italian boxers are forging. to the
front. Dundee's real name is Joseph
Carora. Pete Herman. bantam
champ, was born In New Orleans
and his real name is Peter Gulatto.
Johnny Wilson. newly crowned
welter champ. is the owner OF the
name Giovanni Pamela. Patsy wal
lace. one OF this country's best ny.
Weights. was born In Philadelphia
and his real name Is Pasauelle APP
plico. He is 10 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
HAVE SALTS CRACKED,

Have the powerful Salt Lake Bees
cracked7 While they are playing the
Vernon Tigers close this week. the
Tigers have taken the Utah club
aown the line In three out OF four
starts and have stretched quite n
distance between them and the Bees.
who are in second place. The Seat
lie club surely put dent in the
Bees last week and Marty Krug's
descrtion didn't help any az he was
about the most valuable all-around
second sacker In the Coast league.
Vernon II now well entrcnched in
first place and the prediction made
1t the beginning Of the season that
the club to beat out Vernon would
win the pennant seems TO be about
the right dope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Tommy Gibbons. the So. Paul
miller. brother OF Mike. the phantom
mlddlcweiEht. Is booming In the
heavyweight division as one OF tho
real eontendcrs for the crown Of
Jack Dempsey. Gibbons. who has
been fighting in the light heavy.
weight ranks. for several years. has
taken on considerable weight and he
Is now a full fledged heavyweight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Seek Opponent for
Travie Davis

Travie Davis. the most popular
main event fighter in Seattle today.
win be given chance to defend his
Coast weiser title against the best
man Of his weight that Clay Hite.
tho Arena promoter. can line up
during the next few days. fti,e has
lines out to bring Johnny TiIlman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
ALLEN LOSES
IN NET MEET

VICTORIA. July s1.-Marshafl
Allen. OF seattle. went down TO defeat
before Phil Neer, of Portland. by the
score OF 81. GO. 60.
Allen and Burrill qualified for the
doubles finals when they beat Phil
Neer and p. Bettens by the score OF
81. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
FOUR MORE GAMES WITH
ANGELS

The locals have four more games
with the Angels during the presen,
series. Two games win be played
Sunday and another battle will be
staged Monday. The Seals will open
their series here Tuesday. Seattle
stili has bunch OF real pitchers to
buck up against. az Thomas. Crandall
and Brown still have TO start game
while Pertica and Heating can be
used again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Ole Anderson, the bis swede
heavyweight who returns to the local
ring after a trip to the East where
he took 'em on the chin from the
leading hesvywcights. has ono
thing In his favor. lilo has
gameness. There isn't a scribe who
has ever seen Ole In action who
ever doubted that the big fellow
was game. Wen never forget the
two mills Ole had with Frank
Farmer over In Tacoma It's doubt.
fal whether any miller In the North.
west ever took so much punishment
without Topping
Anderson made his frs; big mis-
take when he left the wing OF Chef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Battling" Ortega. Coast middle
weight champion. may box Mike
ODowd in the Fast They boxed
one draw in Portland and were bill
cd To tangle again. but the bout
was called of at the last minute for
some mysterious reason.
There never was any doubt about
Orfega'a ability 70 battle. For a
while he got himself I'm Dutch with
the fans by failure 10 keep in con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

or Iock Malone her. from St Paul
TO meet the Everett champion.
Davis has won his way into the
favor Of Seattle fans because he has
learned to mix plenty OF fighting In
with clever stuff. lie has been will.
Ing to take a punch TO land one and
he's given tho fans n good run for
their iron men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Mcfntyr. and signed up 90 NEE,
Harry willis. II was like trying 10
stop a landslide with a wall Of mos
quito netting for Dies crude dsfenr~
TO try To stop Wills. After being
stopped by Wills no took EN- on the
chin from Al Rsisch. Gene Tunnry
and Rin Brennan. three hard hitting
uiilers. brennan and Tunnsy arc
rated as among the h~n, heavy
weights I'm the game today.
Whether Ole has learned anything
IN his wandcringn viii ~ determined
wednesday nigh, when he hoxes
Tiny Herman. the Tacoma heavy
weight the present prodigy OF Mc-
rntyrv. NJ f.ihery park here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Bert Forbes Takes
Big Dive in South

Bert Forbes. Seattle lightweight.
who wen, South 20 fight tho big
boys didn't get off TO a very good
start in his Southern invasion. lie
took the count after a couple OF
rounds OF milling In Oakland the
other night when he stepped into one
Of Teddy o.fIara'a crushrrs. FORBES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Babe" Ruth
Cracks Seth
Home Run

ST. LOUIS. July si.--"Babe"
Ruth crashed out his 3sth homer
Of the season off Of the delivery
Of vangiider. OF 81. Louis. here
yesterday. lie knocked In Few.
ster ahead OF him. Bob Meusel
followed him with a circuit
clout. his second In two days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

dstion. but he Is right again and
figures 10 give any miller In the
country mill Mt his weight
The bout will probably b. staged
IT Milwaukee. Wis. The winner wilt
then be In line for bout with
Johnny Wilson. the present middle
weight champ. It's only going 10
b. a question Of time until Wilson
Is forced 10 meet rorue Of the bet.
ter rnen OF bis rlaes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

~ clever enough miller. but he
can't hit much and he never could
take stiff wailnp. This was demon
s,rated when Prank Pete cracked
him on the chin three times at the
Arrnory here last winter. nearly
stopping hisn. ard Pete viii never be
champion Of anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Los Angeles ........o ooo oio Oh
Seattle ...........o go o 90
Summary struck out--By Gardner 2.
BY AldridKe ,. Raises on haiis-Off Al
bridge : Three base hit--Kltlsfer. Dow
bic play~-Hohne to Kenworthy to Stumpf.
Sacrifice hits--B baldwin, Ellis stolen
bases - Eidred. wild pitch - AidridEe.
Runs responsible for - Gardner /. Al
bridge 0. Time OF gamo--One hour 30
minutes. Cmpires--Eason and Phyle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
WHERE THE TEAMS PLAY NEXT

Los Angeles shifts to Portland
next week while the Seals are here.
Oakland entertafns the Salt Lake
outfit, and Sacramento will journey
70 Los Angeles to argue with the
Tigers in their horne lair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Tommy Gibbons Looms
in Heavyweight Division

There's no doubt about Gibbons
boxing ability. Seattle fans who
saw him make monkey out OF
Frank Farmer her. last year viii
youch for his ability 10 box. but
whether or not he has n punch In
another thing. II Gibbons can de-
vciop Kick he'll he In line for a
match for the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Trapshooters HE themselves down
Grays Harbor way next Sunday. the
occasion being the Northwest Trap
shooters league tournament held un'
der the auspices of the Aberdeen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
BIG NIT BATTLES
LOOM ON SPORT
HORIZON IN
MANHATTAN

With Tex Richard the most successful fight promoter
in the country today holding lease the Madison
Square Garden in New York. some big 15-round bouts
expected to line up the fstic horizon
the New York boxing law goes into effect.
The choicest boxing morscl in the country outside Of
a possible Dempsey Carpenter MATCH is the Lew
TendIer-Benny Leonard scrap for the worlds light
weight Tender Is without doubt the strong
est contender in the lightweight ranks his work with
Willie Jackson and the two Mitchell boys shows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
WINGED 20" TO
START WORK

SAN FRANCISCO. July 31.--Jack
Spalding's Olympic club football
team will begin training August II
at the South Side Fairgrounds here.
The Winged 70" team faces a tough
schedule next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
TENNIS TALK
ny GERTRUDE scnREINER

The fssrsh s.nsxi Jsnisv pisyftsia
teonis te~ruam~nt start. to-day on
the Wsedia.d rssk o~srss wirh sn
entry iass 81 81 10 all shre~ di.i.isos
not res~hr~f their 18th hirshasy. Bs-
trtes have bees sele~t~-t foe this
ss~ruasnsat ~ m~~ns 81 pveiisntnssy
s.~~ss ~ the difseseas piayfieids-
I<.hie.s ~iit ~ s~sr~isd 10 all esa-
t~stsats wbs have vse snsr~ shss
8ests.
The n.Ass vsn bs played Monday
sfs~vsc.n. N tn. ~rtirs mees eaass3
b. completed SATURDAY..
The io.sss, match Of the Capital nm
tournament took plsss rhuyssay sf,sr'
ansn ~h~a q. A. f@lsss.s tyaahstn high
school coach. anf Hrh Hsstsfh. plsyssetd
class - winner. tassfexf shra 81 Tam~s
% high class tennis faisure scok ths
first set. ALI. but his young orrrnsas
sam. thru with th. cess too. 10 ard
Sc. nakiuE IL thr-. az ~. meet esoseiy
contested matches u TIE season.
f. Here's soras rev. thu, Oil please ere
slfsimsrsg Joe Tyler and Ram Russell
arr GutnE 70 stage = comeback thfs
sum nssf ard enter TIE Washington stats
assblss shsmpicnshtps together en-
August .. Tho dogesssrs ftxur. that the
showing h.twes- russsiF. drive and
Tfists left HANDED overhead york.
-~-
Richard Burr. vtnnsr - Tn. H,sr-
Woodland park trophy this year anf
runnsr.up 90 MARSHALL Alien for the eiiy
championship. 10 enc Of ths latest Of tina
ioesi ssasis cos@sis 10 enter bis nsms for
the Pacific Northwest tournament IN
Tacoma nest seek THIS uiti tie Bart
first appearance ~ sn out of town meet
ard his consistent playing lie expected
10 put him close TO the finals.
Nest Important Of the eurs sp fcv
~snpetitisa In tho rasifi. Northwest
tournament n~st week 10 tho Theme
cup presented by Chester Tbarne In
1905. lite present sseIdes is Phil >eer
Of revtiand and u must 10 ven THREE
msn~nt pos<e-~ien. ~ has been won
three time. by rsaik~. Of Victoria.
Tyler Of seattle. Freeman Of ra~A-
dena aud twice by Payne Of Tacoma,
Russell Of seattle and Powell Of Nic-
toris. bat meme have yet been able tn
comply with the three yesrs
straight eiause.
Other racket nosahles whs have
had their names engraved on the
tsophy srei Johnny -trsehsn Of San
frsneise". w. a. oe~- Of Portland.
III. q. ureek Of California and Emer-
son Of Yakima All In all. u IL . cup
well worth trying fer.
Neither Marshall Allen or mn nurilI
will be able to take part in the wash
srFton state meet here August .. because
% the national doubles tournament which
Ia booked to come off at Chestnut Hills.
Mass, August H. because ~ their vie.
tory at spokane July .. Allen and BuriIi
earned the right 20 represent the North
west In the national meet and leave Inn
metnatsly after the Tacoma tournament
for tho East
The second round Of the bankers
tournament has now been played off with
Ham Coffin. Tuppsr. Maxwell, Latimsr
and Miller stiii In the running.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Sixteen Ietterrnen are expected 70
answer TO first gridIron call at tho
University Of Washington which VIII
be issued within the next few weeks.
Coach Len Allison. who IL now In
the East. where he In spending his
vacation. is expected to return here
within the next two weeks. He has
held several football conferences with
former Coach Hunt and Coach Will
Jams OF Minnesota.
About 100 candidates are slated 10
trot out during the first week in
September when the first pigsl<in call 4
is sounded. The usual preliminary
training season viii soon cut the
squad down TO working numbers.
VARSITY LOSES
THREE STARS
Washington win have seasoned
men for nearly every position on the
team, only three regulars grndu.
ailng. George Smith. end. Art Thei-
son. fuiiback, and Buel Blake. guArd-
win have to be replaced
Ted Faux. captain. elect win ~
back TO hold down his place 1t end
The veteran Is rated as one Of tbs
best ends in the country.
Bin Grimm. the giant tackle. wfu
also be back TO hold down his ~.
Grimm was picked as member OF
Walter Camps Aii-American second
team last year. When Grimm phys /
football he means business.
Herman Miller, another big tneakleX
and Dick Clarke. 1919 tackle regular
viii be back Both are good smezk
POPE MAY
NOT PLAY
Gus Pope. now ON his ~ 10
Antwerp as a discus throwee with
the Olympic team. may b. lost %
the team this year. because q :
bum knee He was q guard laot
year. Gus will probably keep oue<
OF football 90 as not to take ~
chances with his injured knee.
Blake. the other 1918 guard. Grn
ated. so Allison win have to Develop
some new guards. OF the suho 1nut
year. Fat Glenn showed up ~
best. Butch" Bayicss. from The
freshman team. and Charley LoGg
may kick thru.
There viii be a wealth of csntegu
with Sandy" Wick. Wood and
Smith out for the Job.
Bob Abel Is almost Z cinch -
hold his place at quarter.
Ray Eckmann. the brilliant OPEN
field runner. will hold down cnc.halfJ
back Job. while "Bullctt" Butler win
be out for the other haif-back ID.
sItion.
This pair win have plenty q conn
petition in ''Hari" Green, the colored
speed boy OF the frpsh crew; Johnny
Wilson. another frosh star. ana
Frank Townsend, 1919 sub.
DALEY IS
DOUBTFUL
Erve Daley. captain of last pears
team. is eligible to play, but Il isn't
sure whether he win turn out or mot
because OF his heavy course It the
~"
Young Hyndeman looks like the
best bet for the fullback position,
altho Harper OF the freshmen. did
some stellar playing last season
Allison faces one real Job and thS&
is he must develop a punter TO -
place Blake
It's pretty hard getting Z lins On
the team this early in the sGson,
but with the first grid call coming
In few weeks It gives the pigakfn /
fans a pretty good line o, Wash
ington's squad.
The sun Dodgers face . tough
schedule this year. playing O. A. G.
Oregon, Stanford and Dartmouth in I
the big games. which l. the reason
for the early grid call