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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
Davis to Invade Eastern Rings Soon
Washington Set for
California Invasion

ENCOURAGED by the remark
~ able showing against Stanford
last week, the sun Dodgers invade
the lair OF the Bears at Berkeley
next Saturday. Bagshaw viii be
able 20 take a squad practically I'M
handicapped by injuries when he
boards the south.bound train Wed.
neHday afternoon.
wanhington's practical victory
over the Cardinal crew gives the
varsity new heart 20 take on the
champion Bruins. Baggie's bunch
in the last game proved true. and
while the mentor is not picking
Washington for a win this week, the
Washingtonians win make a credit.
able showing In the South.
California demonstrated her re
markablc passing ability by swamp
ing T.. s. c. thru an aerial at.
tack after the Southern californlans
threatened thru the line and
around the wings. Washington Is
undoubtedly weak on passes. both on
offense and defense. and this may
give the Bears a marked advantage.
Ham Greene certainly won a per-
niancnt Job on the washington var
sisy In his first fun game with the
Sun Dodgers. Greene's dusky form
was in the center Of most OF the ac-
ton after he shook off his buck
fever and he viii keep right on com.
ing up from now on. Captain Ray
Eckrnann and Harry Quass played
their expected good game. but the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

showing of Greene was a revelation
10 the fans.
Washington clearly demonstrated
that heavy line could not outcharge
the lighter sun Dodgers forwards.
Iiobi and Bogge at guard. out
weighed IS pounds each. held the
Cardinal charges and often menanced
Jack Patrick ON his kicks. califor.
MIA will certainly have heavier
team. but with Clarke available to
bolster up his side OF the line and
ingram on the other Washington
/ has little to fear on this score.
The ends win be Bagshaw's big
problem this week as they have
been all season. On the other hand.
~ will have the same speedy and
clever backfield TO carry his often
sive. California has wonderful
pair Of ends, even without Muller.
and he may be able TO play Satur.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
Is
ssPool''
Champ?
Frank Taberski Is World
Champ; Creenleaf the
American King

vLrIi0 In the pocket billiard
w champion Of the world
Ralph Greenlcaf or Prank Tab
erslis
Taberski Il the champion Of
tho weil.known universe but
Gr@nlcaf is the American cham
pion.
SO says Charley Hulen. local cue
impressaIio.
Tho layout. as pointed out by
Charles. is as follows.
Taberski was SO clever with his
cue that pocket billiards ceased TO
be a game of chance when he en-.
tered the lists. lie defended his title
every 10 days. according TO the rules
at the time he won hts title: but his
opposition was 20 weak that the
fans lost interest.
Finally. In order TO stimulate the
waning interest in the game, the
brunswick. Bake. coilander Co. ihsti
tuted their annual tournament "a
decide the championship. the winner
Of which Ia American champion until
the next gct.together.
Refusing to recognize any cham.
pion who could not take his measure
on tho green cushions. the "Silent
Pole. Will not enter these tourna-
mcntA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
MULDOON is
IN SEATTLE;
PUCK NEWS
IDIOT PETE MULpooN. of the

tJiIoi iElE htllp0ON, or the
L Seattle Hockey club. hoped into
Seattle this morning. all raring to 20
for the opening OF the puck season.
which gets under way In about a
month.
Muldoon brings news that he has
signed Roy Hickey. young defense
star. again for this season. Pete IS
ticklcd over getting Roy's name TO
contract as he expected Hickey
to retire this year and go into bust.
ness In Canada.
Muldoon has heard nothing dcfin.
lite regarding Frank Foyston. There
WAS report that tho Seattle center
would not return to Seattle, but
would remain in Canada for good,
Muldoon expects him back, how.
ever.
More news Ii expected to break at
hockey headquarters every day from
now on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
Cage Meet
Booked for
Tomorrow
Junior Basketball Men
Will Meet at Star Office
Wednesday Night

MANAGERS. players and every
4S1 other person interested In the
organization OF The Star Junior bas-
ketball league should be sure and be'
present at the first meeting OF the
league at The Star tomorrow night
at 8 p. m
At this meeting the outlook for the
season will be gone over and rules
and regulations for the season viii
be discussed.
The only plans definitely lined up
80 far follow:
The age limit viii be Il years
players becoming 20 on or be.
fore the first games are played being
ineligible Players becoming 20 the
day following the first game win b.
eligible.
Each team must furnish Its own
equipment. which win include uni.
form suits. shoes and basketball.
Each team viii play one game 4
week In the league. which win give,
them a chance to play independents
or out-of-town games.
Other plans VIII be discussed to.
morrow night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
Juniors
to Check
Players
Soccer Lists Must Be Veri-
fled Friday Night; Reg
ular Games for Sunday

JUNIOR soccer managers failed TO
= check up their registration lists
at the proper umc last week This
must be done this week. Managers
win be asked TO call Friday between
and p. m Some Of the boys called
last week few minutes off schedule
and missed out on their checking.
These lists must be brought up to
date.
Regular changes In the registrn-
ton lists do not have to be turned In
at The Star until Friday Of this
week.
Soccer players arc stiII wanted.
Any players not signed with a team
wishing to play Sunday will be issued
certificates which viii enable them
10 play with any team upon prcsen-
tatlon OF these certificates to the
referee In charge.
These certificates can be obtained
by the players calling at The Star.
The schedule for Sundays games
follows.
SENIOR GAMES
Haas. Eckart Cigar Co. va West seat-
tie at Hiawatha at ..ao y. m.
woodland Park vs. Maple Lear Post
at walls wsiis at $50 p. m
Postoffies vs.NBosing Aircraft club at
South Park at ! p. m.
JUNIOR GAMES
Falcon A. q. Va. Hawthorne Juniors
at Columbia piayfieid at .. m
south Park Juniors va. Allen A. A. at
Upper woodland park at .. m.
washington Park Va. Ballard Juniors
At Upper woodland park at sao .. IN.
Iouls's French Dry Cleaners va. High
land Park at Hlawatha at I .. m.
cowan Cigar Co. Va. Ben Paris BIZ
lizards at Walla waila at 1 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

weissrweixht champion. figures on
moving East with Clay Hite. nus
manager. within the neat month
Travie has but three bouts IN
view on tho Coast before starting
East. lie IL boxing KID Billings
here tonight. meets Stanley Wills
in Tacoma Thursday night. and u
signed TO meet an unnamed oppon-
ent AZ Portland November 20.
Davis haa been East before. but
didn't meet with very good success.
This time he win take Clay Hite
and his brother.inisw Q. J. Huo-
bard. East with him. Hubbard liz a
personal friend Of Tex Rickard. the
New York promoter, and Hubbard
figures 10 get him in action imme-
dlateiy. Hubbard and Rickard were
friends In South America
Davis has been cleaning up OF
ponents right and left turnout the
Northwest for the past year or &C
and he IN running out OF opponents
lie showed In his bouts with Tram
bitas. Johnny Tiiimnn. Dave Shade
Joe sImonich. Johnny Mccarthy and
even Jack Britton himself that he
has real ring ability.
Davis and Billings are heading the
regular weekly smoker card al the
Pavilion tonight The complete card
follows
Travie Davis va Kid Billings. vel
tcrweights.
Jimmy Storey W. Freddie Kelly
welterweiFhts.
KID Johnston vs.. Mickey Harmon
, llghtweights.
Bob Brown W. Rubc Finn. light
heavywsirhtr.
X. o. Lantou 70. Fred woodson
ilghtwolrhts.
The first bout win ret under way
at $50 a. usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

without a defeat.
So far, Dobie's team has
piled up the biggest total OF
scores of any team in the
country. scoring 337 points in
producing their six straight
victories.
Cornell has yet to meet
Springfield and Pennsylvania
and Dobie's men should cop
both games without much
trouble. Springfield has lost
!. D number of starts this year,
while Pennsylvania has fallen
before Pittsburg and Lafay-
IT'S too bad that Penn State.
eoached by Hugo Bexdek. pohie's
great rival At Oregon when the Sad
Scot was tutoring Washington grid
ecrs. and Cornell don't meet this
year. Penn State L. said to have
an even moro powerful team than
Doble this season. They are second
In scoring. with a total Of ali
points.
Whether or not Bezdek win 20
thru the season undefeated remains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
MAT CHAMPION
RETAINS TITLE

DIES MONIES. Nov. 8.-stanis.
laus Zbyszko. worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion, defeated Earl
Caddock. former title holder. In
straight falls here last night.
The champion took the first fall In
one hour and 20 minutes: the second
came after Caddock. weakening rap
idly, conceded the fall in rs min
utes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
HOPPE RISKS
Ills TITLE

Willie Hoppe. supreme knight OF
the is.s baikline game. takes q DIFF.
ferent attIsAde.
William. who has dlstanced all
competition since the knee pants
stage. VIII risk his title in Chicago
soon.
Charley iiuien. who has seen all
OF the great green cloth stars In
action. thinks that either Jake
schaefcr or Edouard Horcmans may
send Hoppe home talking to himself
when they meet In tho near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
CALIFORNIA SHOULD
ClNCH COAST TITLE

California should cinch the Coast
Gridiron title within the next two
weeks Having eliminated wash
ington State and the University of
Southern California, the Bears must
face Washington and Stanford.
Washington showed q big reversal
in form against Stanford and IL the
boys fight like they did against the
Cards they win give California an
Interesting argument. altho the
Bears figure 70 win
Ssanford's men will have to show
a lot more against California than
they did against Washington IL they
rxpect to stand ghost OF chance
with the 1890 champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08


Last year the California griddess
met Ohio state and wailoped the
Zig Ten champions At Pasadena
On New Years day in the big event
Of the Tournament Of Roses. The
Gears received . LIT Of glory and
the tournament committee got most
Of the dough.
Now California has invited the
Centre college team OF DsnviIie,
Ky. one OF the most famous teams
In the United States. TO meet them
In : pcst.season game At Pasadena.
The inviting Is not left TO Cali
fornia. but TO the committee Call.
fornia hasn't even been invited and
wont be until after the Stanford
game on November 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
AiAuPOsiE TO
PLAY HERE AGAIN

Pierre Maupome. the Mexican bill.
Hard star. who finished fourth In the
national three cushion meet at Pitts.
burg. viii. play his second series Of
exhibitions at Brown a Hulen'a
Thursday. Friday and Monday. Hia
opponents have not BEEN named.
Last week the visitor trimmed Mac
Bisaiiion. OF Portland. and Joe
schormcr in q pair Of matches Mau
poms Ia playing In Brcmer,on to
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Charges
that Tex Rickard had knocked him
for a goal with cane were made in
a New York court yesterday by
Frank Armstrong. who claims TO be
a partner in Richards Madison
Square Garden stunts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
To Meet
Billings
Tonight
Then Come Tacoma and
Portland Bouts Before
Long Trip to Gotham

EEING such boys
aa Alex Trambi'
tas. Joe German
Frankie Murphy,
Buiy Mascot and
Earl Eaird. who
fou hit many
tim es in the
North west, SO
East an q grab
Off big money IN
the Eastern swat
game. Ira Y e
Davis, the Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

10 be seen. as the Stafefs face their
hardest game OF the season satur-
DAP 1T Philadelphia. when they run
up against the powerful Navy con-
tinxcnt-
Penn State then meets Pittshurg
1ceprc coming 70 the Coast TO tan
mniGE,h Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

But this may be the first intima-
ton that the Bears viii handle their
own game. and get the money as
well as the publicity. We have a
bunch that the game may be played
IN the new Stanford stadium at
paIo Alto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
ES5P "a
(GEBu'tl

When ballard and uesaAwsy MIR
NJ Denny field this week. two o. the
best punters In the league win tasgte
when nay villa. Of the Tiger. and
ycuns re<i. u Ballard, besl against
each other.
Many rid followers IN the city think
that young Masterson. OF Ballard. should
not be overlooked when the All-city cen
ter Ia picked. Bonamy. OF West Sc
attic. IL another strong candidate
Johnny Mayer. playing end for Frank
lin. will captain the Quaker baseball
team In the spring.
Roy Meistsw. the charging fmIbsek
Of the broadway TiRc~. will captain
the Tiger cage team this winter.
-Four former prep racquet wielderr nov
at the University OF Washington are er.
pected 20 make UP one Of the strongest
fresh teams In years Armand Marion.
OF Broadway. Bruce Hesketh and Bill
Nolan. Of Lincoln. and Joe Livengood,
OF FRANKLIN are tho quartet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

The Seattle Elks won the scobey
golf cup from their Tacoma
brethren by score OF II 10 IS. The
win gives Capt. Harry calohan's
golfers possession OF the cup for one
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
Two Weak
! Elev e n s
ito M e e t
Tall Scots Men Play Penn
and Springfield in Re-
naming Games
BY LEO II. LASSEN


whose nam Q
alon c means
football per-
lection to Sc
attic gridiron
fans, should
pilot his Cor
nell university
team thru the
l 3 2 / season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

Tor GoRMAN, pride Of the 1885
- Fair city made big hit with
the boys OF the Roaring Forties. "
according 20 tho dope the papers
have giyen him In his fight with
Sammy Seiger last week. The bat.
tie was not as exciting as his first
affair with Earl Baird last winter.
but the Garden folks were standing
up all the way thru. The New York
Tribune has the following 10 say
about the bout;
SAMMY Seiger. of the East side,
and Joe German. of Portland. Ore,
fought a furious eightround semi
tinai. Seiger weighed i2s and Cor
man issN pounds.
The mill started slowly. only one
telling blow was struck In the fret
round. This was a right cross that
Seiser got over. In the third Cor.
man electrified the crowd by unex,
pectediy dropping seiger for a
count OF five at time when Sam.
my seemed to be lording IL over
him. German caught seiger with
a wild left hook flush on the jaw
and sammy's head did not clear
until he went to his corner.
Through the fourth selxer con.
tinued TO rummei German.
In the sixth seiger dropped Cor.
man with a right hook to the jaw
but Joe jumped right up withou,
taking q count.
Turnout the seventh German
gave seixer hiding. for he got
his LEFT working overtime 20 the
lace. law and stomach. and had
sammy hanging on desperately.
The last round was q humdlnger
with honors even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
FGIL DOBIES CORNELL TEAM SHOULD HAVE A CLEAN SLATE
STAR BRINGS SOCCER BACK WITH A BANG

while six goals have been totaled
by the ''Avistors" in the SIX games
played. One Of these matches re-
suited in draw.
WHILE THE SIX TEAMS IN
THE SENIOR LEAGUE are fight
ing tooth and nall for every point.
the youngsters In the junior divis.
ion. made up OF 10 clubs, are also
staging a battle royal for honors.
Never in the history OF soccer
football I'm Seattle has such close
race been seen as what these lads
are staging In The Star Junior
League.
Everybody is hustllng. and thru
the efforts Of the managers. players
and referees. soccer football In
again well 10 the fore among Seat
ties popular winter pastimes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

came back with a forward pass at.
tack that put the ball into Chicago
territory late In the game. paving
tho way for the only score OF the
game.
Notre Dame ran the Army off Of
their feet with such plays.
Stanford nearly sank Washington
with forward passes.
California paved It's way TO n
.Schdown BY passes over Washing.
Ton state, just like the Bears made
monkeys out OF Ohio State last year
with passes.
And 70 II goes. The pass advances
the ball quickly and for great dla.
lance when properly executed. And
the play Ii q lot more thrilling 70
watch than plain line smsshes. The
development Of the forward pass H.
one reason why bigger crowds arc
vending their way into football stas
dium&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
EORwARD PASSING
co5yES TO FORE

The forward pass In coming to
the fore more every year in foot.
ball. The aerial attack can make
big gains for a team and doesn't
make weight count 30 much on the
chalked field.
Ohio State. nearly crushed by Chi.
cago In the first half OF their game,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

Sailor Friedman will get a crack
at Benny Leonards lightweight
crown In Philadelphia November %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
SO DrD
LAYTON

Prank Layton. vino won tho
worsd's thrcc cushion title . ymr
ago. h another champion not
afraid q risk his title. lie did nj
Pitt~burH r~eentiy and lo~t II.
August kieekhefer. of Chicago.
winning The honer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

Mother. bring home some OF
Boldt's Milk Bread,--AdvertiRment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

Mascot. hantamweIght. sends US a
letter with the Information that
every one of the boxers viii be
started In the Garden within a
month. Harper Is the only one OF
the four that IN not at the present
time setting his feet under Bob's
feeding table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

scheduled time. There IL nothing
that will dampen the enthusiasm
Of fans more than having 10 hang
around waiting until players get
good and ready 10 make their bow.
We are doing our utmost TO rem
cdy this defect and are pleased to
say that the managers and players
are helping the good work along.
Only one or two cases OF tsrdiness
have been reported TO date, but
there will be no more, as the refer
eea have been instructed 20 default
any team. or teams. falling TO line
up 10 minutes after time for kick.
off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

A LEX I'RAMBrTAs. local weiser.
"A weight. may grab off the worlds
title when he steps into the same
ring with Jack BrItton. present
champion. In Sc. Louis. during the
month OF November.
should Alex by any chance at all
happen to dent Jacks chin with his
right hand. II will be the first time
In history that Northwestern boy
has stepped into the championship
chair.
st. Louis sport writers arsIoud In
their praise for the Portiander and
several have already selected him
as the boy TO step into the shoes o..
the veteran welter king.
"a great defensive fighter plstcd
against an cid fox and winning. .
writes John r. wrsy. OF the s..
Louis Post Dispatch. after Alexis
victory over Johnny Tiilman several
weeks ago.
''on his showing Tramhltas De-
serves 10 be eIazscd with the lead.
ing cortenders for the Britton
crown" said Harry r. Pierce. Of
tho ST. Louis Star.
When Eastern scrib~s fan al over
themselves over a beg from tho wild
and wooliy West It's about time
some Of the home dopesters give
him . tumble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
ny ALEX G. ROSE
AFTER A YEARS IxAYOET. 4

Ger football in Seattle Is again on
the sports calendar. and IL enthuai.
asm and attendance are any criter.
ion. thlH winter sport bids fair 10
be a topnotchef before tho present
season In over. When the ball was
set a-rolling In The Star senior and
junior leagues six weeks ago. lovers
Of this style OF football gathered
around the aidelines TO "slze up the
players" That the exhibition put
up by the various teams made a
favorable impression Is admitted by
the fact that the galleries are grow
ing larger each week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

u EFOhiS from M&ofnou square
IN Garden. the apple Of every pugii-
istic hope. are to the effect that
Dave Shade. OF California. Is down
on the waiting list to tangie with
Benny Leonard some time this
month. This Is great news 10 the
Western fighting fans. as Dave
made big hit In these diggIngs
before he was wished a ticket into
the metropolis Of the U. s. A.
DOBBY EVANS, manager Of
II stable of boxers. including
frankie Murphy. weltcrwcight: Hhb-
by Harper. lightweight; Joe Cor
man. heavy .feathcrweight. and Billy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

Each week brings changes In the
linesups which have not only equal.
lied the playing strength Of the
teams but created better football.
Competition among the players and
clubs II very keen and the result
is that the fans are seeing matches
with pep. speed and combination.
With very few exceptions the re-
suit Of the matches 10 date have
been decided by one-goal margin
or tie score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08

SOME IDEA OF THE CLOSE
NESS OF play can be had by the
record OF the, Boeinr Aircraft eleven
In the senior division. This team.
which is occupying the cellar post
ton. las failed TO register win
altho the opposition has only been
able TO penetrate the goal II times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-08
Sport Chatter From Portland
By Billy Stepp
Portldnd's Battle Of the Century.
Ater Transbitds May Win Title.
Centre Us. Oregon Aggies.

CORTLAND. Ore. Nov. s.--"The
i battle OF the century Is the nick.
name tackled onto the Denver I'D
Martlnilarry Willis io.round bout
scheduled to take place on the night
OF November 10 In the famous flstie
suburban city OF Portland. Milwau.
kie. The colorcd heavy weight cham.
nionship Of the world will be the
title exchanged In the evenings vic.
tory.
The entire flstie universe. from
the far-off woods OF Maine TO the
rowery slopes OF Southern callfor.
MIA has read OF tho challenger to
Jack Dempsey. Harry Wills.
About the same can be said OF the
aged In glory. Denver I'D Martin.
The young boxing fan Of modern
history has about forgotten who
Martin Is. but by asking Dad he'll
soon be remembered as the great
est colored boxer that ever drew on
a padded glove.
Martin Is making a comeback al
the ago OF "a years. to be exact.
Three battles have been staged in
the past three months. and In each
affair the giant OF the dark race
has come out on top via the kayo
route.
Battling Hector took the first
sleep In two rounds. Tiny Herman
waitzed into the second dream slap
In the fourth eanto and the much.
taikedof Eastern heavyweight. Ser.
geant Ray Smith. forgot 10 duck In
the third round and the fight was
over. Now comes Harry Wills. Can
Martin make II . quartet OF knock.
outs?