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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Junior
Cagers
to Meet
Star League Almost Cinch
to Go Thru; Meeting IL
Booked for Wednesday

DLANs for Tho Star Junior Bias.
ketball league. which are de.
pending upon the ability to line up
sufficient floors for the season, are
almost a cinch TO go thru.
The Star IL not ready yet 10 an
nounce Its floor plans for the year.
because they have not been com.
plcted. but the Junior cage toasers
can count upon The Star going thru
with the league unless there's an
upset.
Tho Junior cagcrs are asked to
meet at The Star Wednesday at s
y. m. Plans for the season will be
gone over and this meeting will give
The Star a line on how many teams
TO expect
All teams. managers and players
interested should he represented or
should attend this session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

of the season with a clean
slate, winning four games and
tying when they clashed, at
2 to 2.
The Maple Leaf team viii run up
sszinst the Postoffice outfit a; !
,. m at walia waiia field. The lat
Ter team has strengthened and while
tie post men should win. the mall
men figure to give them a hard
fight
In the other senior game Of the
day the Haas Eckart Cigar team
win play the Bocing Aircraft club
a' Woodland park al 2.3o.
The junior race Is one Of the
highest soccer fights in the history
q the game In Seattle. -Four teams
are tied for first piace--cowan
Cigar Co, South Park. Ballard Jun.
iors and Washington Park leading
the 10 teams entered. All Of the
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STANFORD MUST BEAT WASHINGTON TO STAY in COAST RACE
Need Change Picking Star Prep Team

the n uSn
- iiY the c. A.
OF andHe O the
ven eandth
Is AS o cahin the
havnu mhu a ts of
be The TracSh sand
the of the choosing are
O the andth
nfanpl
o a N o o
nf S t odwoud
ork out
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ELK GOLFERS
WILL BATTLE

The golf teams OF the Seattle and
Tacoma Elk lodges win meet tomor.
row in the deciding match OF their
annual championship links battle.
Each team won its home game this
year by n comfortable margin. In
tomorrow's crucial test these two
so.man teams will be split. with Is
matches going on at the Tacoma
Meadow Park course and like num-
Der battling at Darlington.
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big GAMES" LOSE THEIR LUSTRE

ITO the average gridiron fan. the
4 big games" of the season in
variably mean the contests between
Yale. Harvard and Princeton.
e How come? In the old days. be.
fore collegiate football had attained
It's present healthy growth, this
Eastern triumvirate got away with
II because the size OF the institu-
tions gave them better selection
of material and more money for "A
coaching staff II became n habit
with the fans TO wait for these ex.
pensively trained machines to clash.
That was football to the nth degree
In the old days.
Today practically every school in
the country realizes the importance
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TO win, before the kickoff at 2.36
p. m. there were many local grid
iron dopesters giving Washington
chance to win.
The Cardinals had hard game
with the Oregon Aggies at Palo
Alto last week, coming out on top
OF a II 10 score. upsetting the
dope. The visitors then had 20
make the long trip up the Coast
and have had no chance for real
practice since the Aggie game.
Washington, on the other hand.
has had two weeks OF concentrated
practice since their downfall at the
hands OF the same Oregon Aggies
two weeks ago at Corvallis by a
"a TO score.
The Cards went on the field this
afternoon with a heavier lire and a
more experienced hackfIeld, while
Washington took the field with Ray
Eckmann and plenty Of fight
With the California Golden Bears,
the Stanford Cards are the only un-
defeated rridders in the Coast con
ference. Today the Bears are meet
ing the University OF Southern Cali
fornia at Berkeley. and while the
Bears are favorifes. the u. s. c.
men are expected TO give Andy
Smiths men a torrid fight.
Stanford meets California in the
battle that IL expected to settle tho
Coast ampionship at Stanford's
new stadium on November Is.
But the Cards must get past
Washington before they can boast
real championship claims.
And only the test on the gridiron
remains to tell their fate.
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heading Poahd
Of
baseball No other the league sold players for mid season
dehver except 1921
bad lost
CcAs0
CITY
a
baseball making hit
breaking his Al least OF the
is Il
mtscas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

Of having a good football team.
High.salaried coaches have been
hired They have turned out teams
that attracted students. and so came
moro choice material. And now the
Yale Harvard.Princ clashes are
THE BIG GAMES only to those
schools themselves, their alumni.
and to their followers
Consider the scores this season
Little Centre college walloped Har
ward. Penn State tied 'em and Geor.
gia university held 'em to 10 TO 7
score. Princeton dropped games to
both Navy and Chicago. altho hamp.
cred by cripplcs, It's true. Yale is
the only member OF the trio that has
showed the least semblance OF big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

What will be the outcome OF to.
nights annual meeting OF the Seattle
Golf club? Aside from the election
OF officers, the members will be
asked whether or not they will stand
to have their course remodeled ac-
cording to modern plans. According
to those who have visited the leading
Eastern links. the North END course
is far behind the times in bunkering,
but do the members want a change?
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time" stuff, and she's had fairly
easy early.season schedule.
Harvard has scored only 81 points
10 its opponents IA. Princeton only
"a TO It's opponents 80. while Yale,
with an easier schedule, ran up f15s
to its opponents IA.
Penn State. on the other hand.
with tough schedule. including Har.
ward and Georgia Tech. ran up 1879
to its opponents 35. Army scored
i72 TO its opponents 80. Cornell
which went against both Dartmouth
and Colgate, piled up 2g6 to its oppo.
nents' II.
Even in the East II would be easy
to find better grid games from the
fans point Of view than the big trio
clashD-
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Seattle Hockey Seven
NAV Lose Frank F0VSt0n

December 2s--vancouvor at Seattle.
December ss--vsncouver at Victoria
January Seattle at Vancouver
January Victoria at Seattle.
January vancouver at Seattle.
January s--vietoria at Vancouver.
January ii-vaneouvsr at Seattle.
January i9--seatiis at Victoria.
January 1s-seattie At Vancouver.
January IS Victoria At Seattle
! January Vancouver at Seattle
January z1--N Victoria at Vancouver
January Zsa-Yancouver a. Seattle.
January zI-Seatfle At Victoria
January 5o-seattfe Mt Vancouver.
February Victoria st seattle
february 5-+Nancouver ~ Seattle.
February Victoria at Vancouver.
FEBRUARY S--Vancouver at seattle
February f0--seaftIe al Victoria.
F'ebruary Is Seattle at Vancouver.
February f5A-Victoria at Seattle.
February IT, Seattle at Victoria
February s0--yicforis at Vancouver.
February 2s--vancouyer at Seattle.
February sf--vsncouver at Victoria.
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EIGHT SOCCER UTILITY
CARDS OUT FOR SUNDAY

OK senior players and two juniors
~ are eligible for the utility cards
Issued for The Star Soccer league for
Sunday.
The following men can play on any
teams In the league on showing their
cards to the referees:
sentors--Jack McGrath. 3143 w.
Ida st; T. ID. Taylor. s503 California
sve.: NJ. Nicholson. 52os California
ave; X. Belsnger. 1854 18th ave.
!. W.: Tom Nourse. 4i47 18th ave-.
Z. w.; NJ. Barnicut, 41os s4th ave
s.w.
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FOUR OTHER
BOUTS CARDED

Clay Hitc has carded four other
bouts for Tuesday night.
Jimmy Storey will try comeback
In the ring with Freddie Kelly, a
welterweight sparring partner Of
Billings.
Yourg Johnston. the Olympia boy
who made a good showing In his
first bout with Johnny Jordan. will
start against Mickey Harmon.
Young RUDE Finn stacks up with
X. o. Brown in the second bout.
One more preliminary will be
added.
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OTHER COAST
GAMES ON TODAY

Washington State is meeting the
weak Oregon club at Pullman ana
should have no trouble winning this
afternoon California is picked 10
beat U. s. c. at Berkeley, altho IL
will be a warm battle. The Multi
nomah A. c. should beat Conzaga
at Portland and Idaho will be IA
vored to beat Montana at Moscow.
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PASSES SAVE
EVERETT MEN

PORTLAND. Nov. 5.--Pulling two
long passes from midfield. the Ever
EFT high school football team saved
its hide here yesterday in the final
period. just nosing out Columbia uni.
versity, IL to TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
ANNUAL MATCH
AT NORTH END

The annual match between the Old
Guards and the Recruits OF the
Seattle Golf club will be played to-
morrow afternoon. The losers will
be the hosts OF the winners at the
duck dinner in the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

Junfors--Ncls Wennelberg. 1879
2sth ave. s. telephone Beacon 230D.
Alex. Johnson Telephone West
iz4s-M.
Cards will be issued 20 these
men ~ .. m. tonight.
These cards are good for any
soccer players not lined up with any
team for the next five games. They
can be had upon application at The
Star.
The plan Of these cards Is TO get
more soccer players into the league
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

REACH SEMIS

Play In the Knox Roberts cup
competition at 1ngiewood. and the
Times trophy tourney. at jefferson
park. is being played off on scheduled
time and will be down to- the semi
final brackets today. The Charlie
Reynolds cup matches at Rainier
are also nearing the semi-final stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

According TO the progress being
made in the captains cup competi'
ton at Earlingtons Club Captain
Harry Griffith will not have to do
nate trophy. During the past three
or four weeks play In this tourna.
ment has been at a standstill Why
not put the default" tag on EN-.
Harry7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
DOBIE HAS
EASY GAME

Gu Dobie should have no trouhle
IN ringing up his sixth straight win
OF the season today when he turns
his Cornell team loose against Co
iumbia at the Polo Grounds IN
Gotham. Cornell downed Dartmouth
by bowling score after Dartmouth
had easily defeated Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
BIG GAME IN
MIDDLE WEST

one OF The vital games Of the
Big Ten" conference is bsins
played today with the powerful Chi.
cago team playing Ohio State at
Chicago. Chicago has shown
world OF strength this season. de-
feating Princeton in their big game.
ohio lost to oberlin and then came
pack by defeating Michigan and
minnesota Chicago was a slight
favorite to win.
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HARVARD AND
PRINCETON

Harvard and Princeton viii vie in
the first tiff Of the Big Three"
annual classics Of the grid today at
Princeton. The wallop was taken
out Of this game for the general
public when both Harvard and
Princeton were defeated earlier in
the year. The Crimson was figured
to win. Yale was due to play Mary
land today at New Haven and
should ring up their seventh straight
victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
INTERSECTIONAL
GAMES

Nebraska plays Pittsburg and
Notre Dame plays the Army at
West Point in the two big intersec
uonal games of the day. Pittsburr
and Notre Dame were slated to
win. They should bring out some
OF the best football of the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
CROSS COUNTRY

PALo ALTO. Nov. 5.--The PaIo
Alto Community Athletic committee
will stage its first annual cross.
country run here on Saturday.
November 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

Has Good
Ring List
New Man Who Boxes Da-
Wis Here Tuesday Has
Met Some Good Millers
I'D BILLINGS. the

ID BILLINGS. the
Superior. w is,
welterweight. who
viii box Travie
Davis. the Coast
titleholder. at the
Pavilion Tuesday
night. comes 10
Seattle with an
impressive rim g
record. While rec.
ords don't always
mean a eat
deal In sizing up
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the Coast league will be Of the
meeting the City Of Angels San
applied for franchise. 81
the would be
andi
m consideration.
Salt
baseball records for several
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West Seattle to Make
First Home Soccer Bow

NI1ST SEATTLES strong team tied for the lead
NV h The Star senior league, is making its first bow
before West Seattle fans at Hawatha field tomorrow after
noon It 80 D. M, with the Woodland Park club.
The West Sders tied with the Maple Leaf Post team
for high honors Both thru the first quarter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
OTHER BIG GAMES
IN THE EAST

Lafayette plays Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia, Penn States takes on
Carnegie Tech at the State grounds,
Navy plays Bucknell at Annapolis.
and Minnesota plays Iowa at Mime
apolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Cards and
Dodgers in
Big Battle
Visitors Were Favorites to
Win Before Kickoff;
Many Games in Country
BY LEO II. LASSEN

EfDRE nfHhtf8U
Stanford's grid
on team will
know its chances
for the c GA st
cot b all cham
pionship. The Car
dinal " rriors
were facing Wash
ington at the sta
dunn this after
noon and while
the visitors were
D. a "A ~ - fargAr1far
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prohibited in the future.
With Bill kepper at the head of the Indians for two
straight years the Seattle fans sweet chances for the
Coast pennan go uey because of mdseason sales the loss
of Herb Brenton from the pitching staff in 1920 and the
loss of Outeder Billy Cunningham this at the crit
cal stage in each costing Seattle the flag.
Seattle sick and tired of getting this kind of
treatment after the fine way in which they support the
local club at the turnstiles.
Bodt has declined to say how he will this propo-
sto if il is brought up but he has said that he after
the pennant next and that he will do anything he
can to bring Seattle winner This is the first step for
Boldt to take if he to keep his word.
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Here's Chance,
for Jim bOldt
Seattle Prexy Can Prove Claim That He Will Give Sc
attic Winner by Voting for New Law Prohibiting
Md-Season Deals
By LEO II. LASSEN

IN BOLDT. the new prexy of the Seattle
Coast league team, is leaving today for the
annual meeting of the p. c. loop. which will
be held in Los Angeles next week
While he's in the Cafeteria city attending
the big meeting the portly chief of the
Indians has fine chance to get off to a
good start with Seattle fans if he backs up
Charley Graham. of San Francisco, in the
fight to have mid-season sales of Coast
league ball players for immediate delivery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

VOu have 10 hand Il to Dean
4 Boyle
The Mile Lincoln quarterback.
knocked out Of the game with
Franklin three works ago with
an Injured arm. saw his team 20
down TO q 200 defeat
A work later. with his arm in
special hrscc. against the nd.
vice Of football mcu turnout thr
city. Boyle went into the Ballard
game and single handed saved
his team from defeat. his kick.
ing holding the shingicweavcrs
to . 90 Ito
Yesterday afternoon Boyle was the
pivot OF Llneoln's play against Queen
Anne at Denny field. In WHICH the
Northenders. showing a world Of
power. humbicd the Hiil squad 30 TO
0 and knocked them on, OF the lead
in the prep race. giving Franklin
first place.
QUAys STILL
IN RACE
Queen Anne can sun be In the race
for the honors b. defeating Franklin
when they play November is.
But back TO Boyle
Tho little Lincoln quarterback
didp't show the best hcadwork In
the world In running bis team. but II
was his own marvellous execution,
and the spirit that he instiiled into
his team that brought about their
victory.
During the first part OF the game
tho Lincoln team made three on.
siaughts toward the Quay goal by
straight line plays. and three times
Boyle tried to dropkick. but grounded
each time
DOUGLAS
SHOOTS PASSES
With but few minutes to so in
the first half Jesse Douglas. the
great haifback Of the Quay team.
started shooting passes with great
effect. and worked the ball into Lin
coin territory.
He tossed short one 10 WI
ton Beckett. Quay quarter. and
Beckett WAS away. Boyle. play
ing safety. dashed after the fly
ing Beckett and downed him five
yards from the goal and the
whistle blew. ending the half.
Queen Anne's chance for the
first break Of the game was
spoiled by Boyle.
In the second period Lincoln
worked the ball into Quay territory
when a Hin man fumbled on the
kickoff. Boyle kicked smartiy offside
and Douglas was forced TO return
the punt. II was about 20 yards and
Boyle. grabbing the slippery oval.
dashed thru the entire Quay team.
flashed 10 the sidciines and carried
the ball over for the first touchdown
OF the game. II was the first break.
In the final quarter Douglas again
uncorkcd some marvellous passes.
but finally tossed an uncompleted
pass over the line. Boyle then car.
ried the pigskin 40 yards and then
kicked. Douglas tried TO Kick In re
turn and the ball was blocked,
Lincoln forward falling on It on
Queen Anne's two.yard line. On the
next play Hinkle carried II over.
QUEEN ANNE
DESPERATE
In desperation Douglas again tried
a series Of forward passes. but Carl
shldIer intercepted a long toss and
went over for another score. Goal
was kicked, ending the scoring for
the day.
Next 10 Boyle, Douglas was
the outstanding star Of the day.
making several swell end runs,
and his passing with the slippery
oval was marvellous.
Hutchinson. Lincoln's big guard;
Bruce. their new fulIback. McCutch-
con nj left half. and Kruger at cen.
ter. look fine for the Northcnders.
Kavanaugh at right end for Queen
Anne was the big star along with
Douglas.
The lineup and summary:
Lincoln fosl,"nf ~"''" H',ne
cutting ....... REL .......... Nining
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Daddy. Boldt's Butterhorns are de
licious. --Advertisement.
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RAIN HALrs PLAY

on account OF the heavy rain last
Saturday the captains cup competi-
ton at the Seattle Golf club was
postponed till next Saturday. Novem.
Der IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

Lincoln 4ttt.sf.+'
Queon Anne s....
.tl,lts ana shidfer: queen Anne: None.
caaIs converted Lincoln. Boyle cd.
s,,batitutions: Lincoln--Yamoaka for
HinkIe; McMulien for Hutchinson, Hinklc
for Yamoaka Queen Anne Bloomness
FOR Iverson. cady for NinIng Waiioek
povie. umpire. Lou Evans; head lines
,-.- NIL
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CEArrLE.s

NEATTLE's HOCKEY CLUB.
~ which opens the season here De
eemoer 5. may be without the srvices
" frank Foyston, crack center.
royston Is now In Edmopton.
.anada. and II is reported in local
puck circles that Foyston wants his
ls'esse and that he prefers TO play
" me Alberta league this year.
rete Muldoon. manager Of the 10.
81 team. is stiil in Vancouver, -. c..
Nhere the annual meeting was held
seaefday, 80 this report cannot be
enecked until he comes to Seattle.
me most important ruling AT the
neeung passed was that extra time
sames VIII be called draws after 20
MINUTES OF overtime. Otherwise the
'esu'ar routine was in order.
me schedule adopted folloyr
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FROSII WIN

FROsH WIN
BELlINGHAM. Nov. 5.--The Uni.
versity Of Washington frosh football
team defeated Beilingham normal
here yesterday. II TO 0.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
ST. MARTINS

SMALL. HOUSE for rent til sept. %; In
m"ciato possession, maid willing tO star.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
FLORIDA

FOR SNI.E--3OOO acres Of high, rolling. com
h.nItion citrus fruit and general farming
lard partially. cleared md fenced. near good
town IN test farming county n tloIidn; IN
usual activity in th!1 section account ID
creased mileage. rocd roads; can on ground
HOor pr Cos good terms for aurmcr tGason;
VIII sell IA whoIo or sutdiElde. Address
owners. l.. L. X. 100 South Mass ave.
Lakeland. Fla. --------.--- -------
FLORIDA ISVESTORS--Thc rev crimson
orange VIII yield big return; tapo:'T part,a trui'
nation means profits; details from Temple
Terrace Inc. Parkway BldE., Ph.n.----s