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eth vt N. E.. s2s-ssven rooms and bath:
excellent condition. 3t,boo. Terms
Immediate possession. cottas. City. sever
rooms and bath, bsick; o. m. l. slate roof:
poultry house; good garden; grape NpsA
ts,boo. Terms
500 block p st. ~ w.-Seven rooms anA
bath; excellent condition. ss.seo Terna
9th ST. N. h. sei-tCoiored) rooms
and bath. sIs2bo; terms; possession.
18th ST. s. e., l27-tCoiored), nswi 9
rooms and bath; sa,2so; terms; possession
7th ST s e.. <si--s rooms and bath;
vacant; $3.50; terma
ilth ST. q n, sss-s rooms and bath.
eIoellsnt condition. Immediate posssssioa;
n.7So; tsrma
}. c. BROWN. Attorney.
Is Sth st. N. W. Main sssl
The Washington times., 1920-01-10
Beautiful Bungalow in Petworth.
Another Fine Home in Petworth at
Less Than the Prevailing Prices.
A LIST OF SELECTED HOMES
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.

FOR SALE AT A REAsoNABL1 PRICE.
A nns detached homo in saui's Addition,
on . prominent street A well-constructed
house. on lot Sexi2o feet to alley. contain
ing 10 rooms, bath and 2 lavstortes,t hot
water heat. electric light. hardwood floors;
excellent new garage. Price, Ns.eoe.
The Washington times., 1920-01-10
BUY A HOME NOW
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC,
14o6 h St. N. w.

FOR sALE-Price, ~, 800 Just on from 18th
st. In MI Pleasant; q comparatively new
six-room and bath brick house, heated with
bot water and having electric lishtn. Mod
ern homes like this one arc very scarce In
this desirable location.
The Washington times., 1920-01-10

MT. PLEASANT.
On Oakwood Terraces rooms and bath
dwelling; metal roof, large kitchen and
basement. tile bath; plenty of closets; back
porch on second floor; in excellent condi-
tion. Immediate possession. Lot about
20x13S. Price. 1880. Cash and terms.
CHARLES A. APPLEBY,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
l4l3-l<l5 @ st, N w.
Phone Main 11s1. IL
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weli-looated brick dwelling, overlooking
public reservation Convenient to North
Capitol street car line. Six rooms, recep-
tion hall, pantry and tiled bath. Hot-wa-
ter heat, electric and gas light. Hardwood
trim. Splendid condition. Cabinet man.
tells. Deep lot to alley.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN.
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Telephone Main 1910.

FOR sALE-Price. $3.50 Well located in
modern brick house. large lot to paved alley.
This house Il vacant and can Be tnspscted
at any time, and rsasonAbls terms OF sale
made.
The Washington times., 1920-01-10

Large bay windows front and side. max
ing house ~ feet wide. Eight rooms and
modern bath. Hot-water heat. Splendid
to II street and New Jersey ave-ae car
MAHoRNBY a SULLIVAN
The Washington times., 1920-01-10

A -.Il-bsiit thr.s-.toy brick d..llias.
containing II rooms -sd : ssths hes.wstss
throughout In harS~o and In perfect
condition Reasonable terms.
The Washington times., 1920-01-10
FOR SAlE-H0USES

A Beautiful Downtown Home, on
18th Street, Just North Of Mssss-
chusetts Avenue Northwest.
The Washington times., 1920-01-10

Modern Home in Chevy Chase.
Just west OF Connecticut ave. A beauti-
ful center-hall plan detached homo, con-
heat. electric light, hardwood doors. beau
tiful porches. hne garage; immediate pos
session. Price. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-07
BALLARD VS.. QUEEN ANNE
IN FIRST PREP GRID GO

geattie's high school grid season
viii get under way Friday. when
Ballard and Queen Anne. two Of the
dark horses in the race. clash at the
Coast League bail park In Rainier
valley.
Both OF the squads have strong
lines. but light backfieids. and both
teams will have their fun strength In
the field. with tho exception OF Mich.
OILS. big center. who 10 out OF the
lineup with strained kidney muscles.
Queen Anne's squad will lineup
with Mccarthy at right end. Wright
at right tackle: Hathaway. right
guard: Burson or Marine. at center:
Nakagawa. left guard: Baconhausc.
left tackle: Nimy or Forscth. left
end: Douglas. right half; Mills or
Tast. fuiiback: Beckett or Tanner.
quarter. and 'Noycs or Jones. left
half
Ballard win take the field A fol.
lows: waiby. right end: Harrison.
right tackle: Norton. right guard;
Afasterson, center: Peel, left guard:
Erickson. left tackle. Nardin, left
end; Axe, quarter: Lowry. Ieft half,
Sullivan. fulIback. and Boyer. right
half.
Wright win Do the punting Cor the
hin boys, while HARRISON will offici.
ata for tho Beavers In the kicking
department.
Both teams viii introduce new
coaches 70 the Seattle fans. Walter
Bell tutoring the Qusys for the first
time, while c. Poase. former gram.
mar school mentor. Ia teaching the
Ballard boys.
The game win get under way
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baseball honestly
a
He tho be the vdor he
farther than That he dSsrc~ tho series WILL be the i-ne lie o.
n
make n
n
. " o
right o
IL
o
his own the best
Is
II
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"TUNNEY" TO
BOX AT
TACOMA

Whether or not the Gems Tun-
ney" who Is now nj Camp Lewis. IL
Me real A. r. y. iight.heavvyweight
champion, VIII be decided to-
night In Tacoma when he boxes
Glen Zukowsky. the Tacoma light
heavyweight. In one OF the four.
round bouts on the Tacoma card.
Tunney will be remembered as the
young soldier who was introduced
here as Gene Tunney and who made
a speech saying that the Gene Tun.
ney. fighting In the east was not
the real A. f.. +. champion. but that
the speaker was the real kingpin OF
the soldier millers.
Joe German. the Portland miller.
and Morgan Jones. Tacoma's unde-
feated feathcrweight. will box the
main event. which will go six rounds.
In the other bouts Al Lupo. OF Ia
coma. meets Frank Pete. Seattle
iightie: Red" Cage and Young Zuzu.
Seattle weiters. battle, and Lot Jones
will open the show with Eddie Moore,
Seattle nywcight.
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GRIMES
WAS
WHOLE
SHOW
ny DEAN SNYDER

BHOpkL ~. T.. oct L
Tho superb pitching OF Gentleman
Burieish Grimes Of superbayiIie com.
pietely trfckcd the Indians In the sec
ond game OF the series. Many a
good iSdian has become sick on too
much barley. but with the tribe II
was a case OF too much Burleigh.
The damp noats skiddcd up TO the
plate by the Dodgers mound ace
drowned the dreams OF the aspiring
Clevela ndern.
II was . case OF the National
leagues pitching monarch pitted
against the premier hurier OF the
American league. Mister Jeems Bag
by. When couple stars cross each
others trail one Of them In bound 10
ou,blink the other. Grimes was on
his hes, behavior and n lotta folks
who wondered how he had won on
the front scat In Reydler's pitching
crew this season now understand
Burieigh after he goose .egged the
hard.hitting American league entry.
The plaudits OF Fiatbush fans
again voiced their hero worship for
Speaker turnout the pitchers battle.
The Joy screams reached their ell.
max In the fourth inning when the
great Texas ranger made seeming
~ impossible scoop Of deep liner 10
left center which Kildur kissed on
the trade mark. Spoke had TO don
his Kelly a. HIS admirers when he
ambled back TO his dueouf. Iris
didn't hit up 20 form In the first
game but he was making pncnnny
catches In the field. "wednesday
however. Spoke was all 10 the
msHsArd In both departments Hs
singled. he doubled and he walked.
he roamed into ief, field for a won.
der catch and he repeated the stun,
ny great catch In night field terri.
tory.
No outfleld IN the biz league works
like the one the Indians. have
There's epcsker 10 the righG Spoke
to the LETT. and Speak playing cen
ter.
Joy rsigns In F1asbush today. their
bali club stands on even terms with
the Indians now. Robbie has just n
GOOD pitching 70 shoot at the Ameri
can teaeuers now "a he had 1T the b
ginning Of the s6ties.
Your Uncle wiibcrt has sherry
smith, another Of his pSise isfties
ready 70 ssnd n today. Speaker VII
counter with bis special deliver,
prise from the Coast Walter Maiis
One lone clsveiassd rooter who has
been making the stands tremble by
his 'rrain-caiiins" voice. aided BY ths
use Of a big meeaphone. has lost hi,
first battle. As he retired from his
perch yesterday. he sadly whispered
We'll. that's all But tomorrow
another day
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t<n5n TS3 20
6fE583Ea

s-Duooung~ Lsvtasky. New Ysk Hight
0onvyUu4gh1. 49, boxes Georges Car
psneisg, - ~ Enss Octcbes ~. has
okgusA . enuaBors - fight Jss Beeksse
- ssanAs h EngiAnA within the esxs
Win the vcrld's sersss opening n
Droskiyn instead Of Cleveland. - origin
ally es;s edris1- n may b. posstbis TO hold
- IAvinshy -csrpensier ecut In the
Droeklyu ball parx After all n II Isn't
ia there. Jepey CITY vii pevoabiy b
~ seems OF the bout
He1nis ann. Tacoma lightweight
tho has been bsxing around Denver for
ohe rast few months, has returned 20 his
(srnsr stamping ground He may b
Oen In action here sooa-
NGfhss An1rs An1sgssa - Thy
u0wnn wuO pnkd - GhNiR s.fSght" ~
Veanpovss. =. C.. a. G1A0 nighs whsa
Aa1sssnn uaD kzs<As1 - In shs $50
- puanA- Ihs1v 80 YaFss 80 ae-
nnAo4 - H. vooeDuvW puoeeroay eeD-
mteaoa ~ Pr.0sesg Soxk Ana. - the
Vnnssavss eiue saagtng - hsse Ne
onnans sha1 AnAsEssn ~esis' - shas
ns1ahss flgh1ss wus tsJAng-
-nsiAisr- woods. the via man hsavy-
wight. VINO fought around the ring hsrs
cutie . BIT recently. V nov fighting Ia
CAiifornia-
Ian Yraacfseo fight promoters are Try
~ to match Johnny Mccarthy. the ter
g1bie motormsn and ''Battisng' ortsgs
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the Coast raiddiswetshs chanpicn- Or
tssa 10 willing 10 make 10 pounds fe'
Java"
Tad. the New York srors vviysy
thinks snirhty well of Georges Career
tier Here's what Tad has 60 say about
Georges. cleaned from the Ssv York
Evening yournais
-wsll. G~s~xss pssehsA TIE 80 aaA
shs<1sw hsssd. then fssehs Win rsee-
Ian yes' Cana, Marcel 1hempDso 40
Be- yeaanesse. Nc sssVped Cssss IN the
first rsund with shsrs right - the
~.
..Issw dee~ he hs1s
~fue boxes we'll. He's - fest - .
vels~vweAght and has . vtgAs-hand
ehsp that he shssss srrvss - fast ns
hard In fetlsw.
me u - his tees nsse - the tins.
aa1 has bsth arms spsvaa sos HE .
4 ennersck rpaaly 10 dart IN.
NE sesnss with his hesd snshsv THAI
With his ftstaL Hes In and sst. aheee-
lng . sauey Iefs, followed tmmediassly
b. . tesvsfle vsghs-hand uppev~ss - .
sssslghs ses fssm the shsaides."
Fart caddcrk. former worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion. 10 piannfuu
to come 10 the Coast H2n rrAnciscc pro.
meters are trying to line No . bout fos
him with Jim fondos. the Greek cham
plon. Who Il nov IN the southern sta;a
before hs Gomez to the Coast Caddoei
hop>s 10 get Q return match with Joe
usecnsr. present. champion. who wcn tbs
title from Caddoek last winter.
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little trouble penetrating the Frosh
line, and made consistent gains In
off.tackie plays.
Fumbles were as frequent as the
recent rains in last nights practice.
Denny Field Is in sloppy condi.
ton, and IT is expected that fumbles
will be a frequent occurrence In the
Whitman game Saturday.
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TAKE IT FROM YOUR UNCLE ROBBIE TIE
1920 WORLD SERIESIS ON TIE LEVEL

pnch aft US niso sh' '"A
chicsoey scamea n blow to Uncle wibert
I'm baseball f saA N ~
situation dcvdopen
the evelr Uncle wnoef' = "
He. all raceo Of
II president turns crook. ~ e0ns
ard ybsnkp oSc.
and swrdie their dpss"1 So 's
a
susTcrN6 TIE HoNksf Snsn
nun Of In hem e'eV
heart Of baseball is sound. IN forget IT.
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WE NOTICE THAT Ed
DIE HILL, FORMER SEAT
TIE SPORT SCRIBE, is
MANAGING A COUPLE OF
FIGHTERS IN PORTLAND.
LEAVE 1T TO EDDIE TO
FIND SOME WAY TO
AVOID WORK.
I.onnie Austin isn't a southpaw.
But he certainly docs wear lefthand-
ed shirts.
II cvery knock Ii boost, Fred
Winsor ought 10 qualify m an
aviator. xs he's certainly been
booster sky high.
MURDER WILL OUT.
Bni Kisppsr vas going 10 beat Jack
Adams. Seattle catcher. In . iso-ysrd
dash
Did William do It?
Ask Bfii.
Maybe Blii's hair got In his syea
CURSES. MARGUERITE. THE
SECRET - OFT.
Wen. wen have 20 spill the beans.
Adams did beat william
But ,cait till merit time, says
William.
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SAM LANCFORD
SLOWS AWAY
TINY" HERMAN in
SEVENTH ROUND

r0RTLANp. OCT 1.-One mInute
and 10 seconds after the seventh
round started. sam Iangford. Of Bos-
ton. laid one gently on Tiny" Her.
mans stomach. and the boy from As
soria. Ore. sank to the eight-ounce
duck for the count
The Boston smoke connected twice
IN the second round. and Herman
peeted In the first instance for five.
while he fingered for seven seconds
b his next rest
W6ldon Wing. Portiander. and
Young sam L.angford. negro. battled
GtGht rounds TO q draw In the semi.
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Frank Farmer. kapowsins bat
ting logger. who viii tangie at fisti'
cuffs with samuel Lanxford. the
Boston tar baby. at Austin a Salts
Arena show. next Wednesday. VIII
begin active training Thursday nj
tho Western Washington state fair
At Puyaiiup.
The bald-headed youth plans "a
pull Dempsey coup in that he viii
charge the heckicrs admission TO SEC
him train. Earl Baird and Marcario
Flores will share headline honors
with Langford and Farmer.
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.9Y ID
EazSM

Aifrvd ne Ore. shs vssseua cuhan
three-~sshtsu player. plans - estsv
the national Tourney which viii b.
held In New Nsvh sssa- BsA Canne-
fan v the present. title holder.
rhere II little chance Of Prank Taber-
ski. Recognised pocket billiard king. en-
teriaG into tho national tourney which
oil be held at the same time that the
other billiard Journeys are staged. Ralph
1reericsf won tho national title IN tho
meet last year. rsberski refuses TO enter
that sort OF competition
clyde wares end Duhe Keawsvthy
81 the seattle hall club. swp and OPP
esuse . billiard voem ~ Hanfssd,
Cal, during the winter month";.
piiI Rose. Western league pitcher. who
IL back In Seattle. IL expected to be he
hind the counter at Brown q Hulens
again soon.
the stars annual ee-eushien tour
ney viii not be held until after the
Christ mas holidays.
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A5eyF1D Tty Ncee 81:

Ovtnss passAsa hxwssif sss -
eAGhs 49, - H. steksh isatns We'd
uss<ny vAsa ~ ksse1 psss>s -
thsss lsAAans. ~ sxss fSesAsss ~ Bis
esea-aasss Dsi,sA hAaL sss 81 ssy
11fft~siey.
jim nassv atast hsvs mveh success
holdirs ths Dodssra
CsSsfssh ~ the DeAesv ssiskevs
wssA . 1sssse sad slsgts. hacking
n . 6waee u suns.
oesnss haa his spi,ssri versins vefs
thrvsus the game. and IL bothered the
Amssteaa league champions eensidsrabiy.
Iris avsakss led his team With IN. VII
loo With . double. . single and . yak
So&h 0wnaey - ssas h - piseh
~ fsy nagsy h ~ ssvsssa. ESD ~
osss~ has sssa piayias . hans.vp game
fss the pe1gsrs. asd getting bis share
Of Rita ~.
UAis. vns ssnishsd the ssms es shs
mcsnd for the isdiana. turned In some
nice pitching
c1svsian1-- An n n 20. A. v
yamtss4a. H.s..........
" 4 n. lar roa h.. o
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SOME ORIOLES

BALTIMORE. Oct. THE Orr.
oies. who copped In the international
league. went thru the season never
losing moro than two games In n
row and finished with an unfinished
string OF IS wins.
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Did You ever see Pings
waist line?
It's Just like While Meehan'a
III JOE WOPP HAD TAKING
WAYS LIKE TOM MOORE HAS IN
''sTOP THIEF. THE MOVIE AT
THE CIE3iMER THIS WEEK. SOB
WOULDN'T HAVE TO FIGHT
ANY MORE.
Aler Rose, The Stars
soutapaw golf expert, denies
the yarn that he plans to
match Gene Hdtton against
Vardon and Ray on the links.
Gene might not have one ~
his lucky days and he might go
wzlloped. which wouldn't d
Roses rep any good
Dan Salt says he would 30 in the
movies IL he had pretty hair like
Fnnk Ripe. Jr.
coon MIGHTY
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STWASHES
WALLOP
ANGELS

Los ANGELES. Oct. 7.--seattie
slapped right out and rounded up
olght counters in the first inning OF
. The opening game Of the series with
La Angeles today and walked on
With the first game Of the series by
: count Of IL to 5.
Tho visitors were never in danger
until the ninth inning. when the Ce-
1oseials hoped on sweency's offer
1ney for five runs
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HEISMANS JOB

PHILADELPHIA. OCT. THE
University OF Pennsylvania is hit
about the hardest OF all Eastern
schools by loss OF players. only
four regulars are back. Coach Heis.
man faces a big job.
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Totals --.-...ss II IT IL l
sBattsd for Pertica In NTH.
fBaffed for Wallace In ninth
Score BY inninss:
f, OeattIe ......... 5000 Oil
IOe Angeles .-...-o 30 0 o o D.
Summary: Two-bsse hits--cunningham.
xenworthy, KiIlefes. Three-bsss hits
! rutiott Bohne. Cunningham. Stolen
! nases--Cunninghsm. Eldred. Struck out
by Pertica !, By Dumovich J. Bases
81 baiis---Off Thomas J. off pertica ?, off
Gardner .. off wallace 1. Runs respon-
n1ble fov--Thornas s. Pertica s. Innings
olfched--I3y Thomas u. By Gardner s.
81 Psrtica ~. By Sweeney g. BY Dunno
sieeher = Thomas Winning pitcher =
/, Gardner. Double plays - McAuley 70
\ ZaSder 70 KilIefer: Elliott to Murphy.
MI by pitched bsIi--Eiliott, by Thomas.
| Umpires--Tomaa and Phyie. Time Of
ssms--f;tL
Ar sALr LAKE CITY n ". y.
vernon ........-.-.-------- :
nsissrsss: Deli and Murphy; stroud
F, ed Byisr.
xr sAcRASrENro-- n II. u.
esn rrsncisco .---...'....
noeYomGnfo ..-.s~...-s-...
11ottertes. Live. Lewis and Agnew;
DDtteSy 40 Cook
Ar San yRANCIsco-- r H. ".
Portland -
o,sIsnd ....,.: 80. ...; po,.n, r,,,s,s and
1nt0s n AS1stt and 4itzA
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promptly At s:so with Tracey Strong
AZ referee. Butch" Boyle. umpire.
and Nell Ellis. head iInesman.
The second game OF the season win
be played at the same place satur.
day. with Franklin meeting West
Seattle
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YEARLINc QUESTION

DIES MONIES. Oct. THE pro-
posed letting down of the bars to
yearlings In the Iowa Football con
ference isn't meeting with much APP
plausc- The playing OF freshmen on
the varsity squads encourages pro.
Ifessionalism, It " CLAIMED
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JUST FOUR BACK

GEORGETOWN. KY. Oct T.
Only four letter men OF last year
are back 10 grace the Georgetown
gridiron. They are Captain Jones.
Pollard. Adams and w. Jones.
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ONE-ARMED TACKLE

NEW YORK. Oct THE loss OF
an arm has not kept Arthur Stafford
from a career In football. He is q
freshman at Fordham this year and
is making a great fight for a line
position on the varsity.
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MUCH PASSING

CHICAGO. Oct practically all
the Big Ten" gridders viii employ
the use Of the forward pass exten-
siveiy this season. All Of the squads
have good end material out
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MINUS FINGER

DANvILLE, Ky. Oct. 7.--vRed'
Weaver. all.American center in 1919
has returned to Centre college minus
one finger He Ia playing Just az
good as ever, however.
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HARYARD,S BABE"

CAMBRIDGE. Oct IA young.
ster OF Is years has enrolled In the
freshman class. He 10 Frederick
sxntee Of wapwailopen. Pa He has
a reputation Of being Babe Ruth
In high school baseball.
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COLUMBUS - Lefty" Kline =
hack at Ohio State today to study
law after wearing . Cleveland uni
form. He will return to the Indians
next spring.
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OLYMPIC PURSE

PASADENA. Cai.-The offer Of
$500. 900 for the staging of the 1924
olympic games is the biggest money
in sight at present for the classic.
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GOOD NIGHTl
IN PAGES SHOES

CHICAGO. Oct 7.-Fred walker.
former big league baseball pitcher
and football coach of the unbeaten
Williams eleven In 1917. has Joined
stsgg's staff He's filling Pat
Pages shoes
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Summary Tvo.hase hits -- wheat.
Speaker. Gardner. orifnth. Doubis plays
w. Jehnstea 70 o'Ssiii - steisn
bsss--J. Johnston. struck ess--ormes
:. THE 4 bases on bsils-Ou ssimes ..
eff Basby l. umpirss-connoiiy. o'Day.
ptneen and KLEIN. rtme-i.ks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-07
BY TOM OLSEN

with only one more nights prac'
tice the University Of Washington
football men and Seattle fans are
waiting patiaptiy for the first game
OF the seasdh Saturday with the
strong Whitman team on Denny
Field.
after last nights scrimmage what
he considered the team that would
start the game Saturday.
For those who have seen the
team practicing every night. the
lineup, as announced by the Coach,
came ar no surprise. The fellows
picked have justly earned the right
TO start the first game and will
have to go at a gruelling pace to
hold the Earpe
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How Warrington
Will Line Up for
Whitman Melee

Lineup and approximate weight %
University Of Warrington football
team. as they will line up for their
first garns with Whitman. Saturday.
as announced by Head Coach stub"
Aillann.
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JOE GORMAN is TOO STRONG
FOR BUD RIDLEY AND
TAKES DECISION; BOB
HARPER BEATS AL CRUNAN

HOE Portland Ridley
in landed
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WASHINGTON CRIDDERS
READY FOR WHITMAN

one OF the Babe" backs got away
for a good run. The varsity had
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ECKNiAN> SURE
TO START

Ray Eckmann. tho great open
field runner. who distinguished him.
self In the California game last year,
will probably be the first OF the first
string men TO be called into the
fray. Eckmann is n sure cinch to
cover ground and IL a dangerous
man to the opposition in an open
field
A scare was thrown into the camp
last night when Ervc "Crum"
DALEY was injured in practice. For
the time II looked like a serious
injury. but after walking about for
a while "Crum" was back In the
scrimmage and as good as ever.
The Frosh team. coached by
SANDY" Wick and Ben Tldball. fur.
nished the opposition for the var.
sity last night.
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Virgil Carney doesn't like 10
be referred 70 an ping Bodie.
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BROOKLYN. Oct 7.-Brookiyn
pitchers have yielded but - home
runs this season. sherry Smith,
southpaw. went thru the whole sea
son without being touched up for =
lone one
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BABE" OFFENSIVE
FAILS

Tho YearlIngs failed TO make An
impression on the offensive. altno
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STAGE TOETO.TO
SlUGsING BE

In the final round German. whS
had been fighting q careful bout
finally loosened M and he swunw
toe 20 toe. with Ridley In . neutra
corner and got the best Of H.
Tho round went 60 German BY
a shade.
Nobody sauAwked when Referes
Whitman gave the decision to tbs
Portlandcr.
Ridley showed the effect Of hi,
long iayoff BY MISSING a lot o:
swings German fought COO
fight and let Ridley force the mix
ing. Germans punching carrie
the more steam.
The weights were announced r.
fore the fight a. German. ~
pounds: Ridley. i.<b. rhs dif
ference looked greater than that
ho&ever