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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-25
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-25

FARMS WANTED

WANT TO RENT SMALL RANCH
on crop payments or buy on small
payments, Write Joe Otto. Sno-
homish. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
All Big Coast Grid
Teams Playing Today

All of the big college football teams the Coast To
be in action this afternoon.
Washington and Montana slated to get under way
their second grid battle at the Stadium this afternoon
80 The Grizzlies gave Washington beating last year. but
the Dodgers the favortes to win this tiff before
the kickoff.
California playing the Pacific fleet team at Berkeley
and expected but little opposition.
Stanford to mix with the Olympic club of San Fran
CISCO the same team that gave the California eleven such
fight two weeks ago.
Oregon tangling with Idaho at Portland while the
Oregon Agqes wern meeting Willamette at Corvallis
Washington State completes the list of with its con-
test with Conzaga college at Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
HstgDsao SIt75AE1
!. rs ). Ns@Asz9.N

Local anglers appear to have q win
tcr's> treat In store for them. the occasion
being the season around opening OF both
Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish.
At the present time Lake Washington is
affording some excellent trout fishing
on the troll the north end producing
some OF tho best catches. silver salmon
weighing up to seven and eight pounds
are also In tho list OF the fish being
taken these days. Lake sammamish
cutthroat, best known for their size and
gaminess. are being found In goodly num-
bers Bass arc also making their APP
peeranee.
Advance reports to Piper Taft reia-
tive TO the upland bird season, especially
Chinese pheasants and Hungarian par
fridge show that the nimrod VIII have
plenty of sport when the season openn
the latter part OF the month. Both the
, counties west OF the mountains as well
as the Eastern part of tho stain. report
birds In abundance Gray's Harhor
county Is the first Western Washington
ccSnty 20 open ON "chirAs" The shoot
Ing starts October 20 In that county.
For tho benefit of those desiring to
hire guides OF find accommodations In
the htiis Piper q Taft have compiled
list Of hunting lodges and big game
guides Game laws Of the other North
west states Will also be found on flo
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
RY HAROLn MARQUIs

Montana's Millionaire club mas
moved west for the weekend LOOK
ing Ike bunch OF coaipassers Just
off mountain Of bituminous dust
the Grizzly hobos are drifting into
Seattle for the big game today. =.
"strted Tuesday morning" saio
one OF the blacklist who arrived last
night. mot so bad for riding the
rods and getting kicked off at every
division point"
Others came ins by the side-door
Pullman route 10 more luxury, put
all greed that II was altogether TOO
cold for crossing the mountains by
the outdoor passage.
Montana supporters aren't any 100
enthusiastic about the chances o.
their team. but win or lose, the MI.
iionalres go 10 see the games. ana
most OF them get there. Dressed IN
two or three suits and looking as II
water never touched them from me
ride thru the tunnels, groups OF two
and three are congrcgating at the
fraternity houses on the campus Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

Queen tnne's first victory over
the Pine ~. school on the grid for
many seasons.
The victors broke thru In ehe sec.
ond quarter. when cnyanaush snar-
ed n beautiful pass from Douglas. a
mid field hease Of 20 yards. The
Quay end then dashed tho rest OF he
way for q touchdown He was
dropped Just In front Of tho line. bu,
he half -crawied and half threw him.
self across the line. The goal was
kicked and the touchdown allowed
The 2uays sgnin started their acri.
al work In tie third quarter. Beck
EFT sharing n couple Of difficult
passes that put them In a position
TO score. The end OF tho quarter
found the ball In possession Of the
Quays on the one yard line Beck
EFT carried the ball over on the first
play and goal WINS kicked.
Queen Anne outplaycd Broadway
the majority OF the time. The squad
snapped into things better and
played superior football. tackiing
like big icaguers and running inter
ference we'll
broadway was making its inst
start Of the year. under the coach
ing Of Raleigh Lichtenbcrgcr. It's
new mentor. Tho team looked
heavy. but It's interference wasn't
very strong. Jean ward. Broadway
quarter. didn't run his team very
we'll.
broadway vas In . real position
10 score but once during the game.
and the final whistle choked off Its
last chance. Douglas kicked poorly
and the Tigers carried the ball dan
gcrousIy close to the goal when the
final whistle sounded.
The outstanding stars for the win
nors were cavanaugh at end. Doug
las and Noice at haifs. Beckett at
quarter and Burson at center.
Brassfield at end and white. LEFT
half. played well for Broadway.
Whites kicking standing out.
| Lineup and summary.
I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
THREE "BIC TEN"
GAMES BOOKED

VyHREE big Ten" football games
1 were on the boards In the Mid
do West for today.
Ohio state and Minnesota were
furnishing the big game at Column
bus.
Iowa state. the team that downed
Notre Dame last week, goes 70
against Illinois at Iowa city.
wisconsin was figured to have an
easy time with Northwestern at
Evanston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Queen Anne Prep Gridders Beat Broadway
Soccer
Protest
Quashed
Boeing Team Charged
With Defeat; All Teams
in Action Again Sunday

NvHE protest Of the Bocing Air ciuf
i soccer team. OF The Star league
against the Postoffice win last Sun
day has been dissllowed by Manager
Alex c. Rose. head OF The Star or
ganization.
II will also be impossible 10 post
ponc the Boeing game with wesi
Seattle, set for Hiawatha field TO
morrow. because II will gum up the
schedule. and tho game must BE-
spIayed tomorrow or It will be de
faulted.
The Sunday games win 60 on a.
scheduled. too. They follow:
SENIOR
GAMES
Boeing Aircraft club w. West Sc
attic. at West Seattle. at s.i5 D. m.
Woodland Park vs.. Postoffice, NJ
Lincoln park. at .. m.
as.Eckart Cigar Co. VI. Mapi.
Leafs. at Wslla Waila. ut $50 .. IN
JUNIOR
GAMES
&AtAidi8 ~ AF& w FUlCO0 AlHleQ(
club. at upper Woodland park, at /
y. m.
Ballard Juniors vs.. Allen Athletic
association. Mt upper Woodland park
ut ais p. m.
Louic's French Dry Cleaners W..
Cowan Cigar Co. at Lincoln park, a,
s:f5 .. IN.
Hawthorne Juniors vs.. Washing
ton Park. at Washington park. at /
p. m.
South Park VS.. Ben Paris billiards
nj Walla Walls. at p. m.
The referees have been assigned a.
follows:
At Hiawatha. Arthur Shaw, a,
Lincoln pnrk. Billy Bloomcn: Mt waila
Walla- George Hoefling: at upper
Woodland park. Fred Douglas; al
Washington park. Billy Waller.
Referees should remember "a
phone results to The Star between S
and Z .. m. Sunday.
Junior teams must remember that
they must wear some distinctive
team mark in Sundays games to
help out the referee In his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

by EARL A. FRY
uunting should be much improved.
now that . rainy scason has set In.
The dry spell was good for neither
water fowl nor big game hunting.
Duck hunters are praying for good
heavy storm. Rsgardlcss Of the
weather. there have bern sumo very
good bags produced since the open
Ing. skagit county for water fowl
and the Olympic peninsula Tor deer
appear 60 be the bect localities for
good sport
A large number Of hear have been
brought In from the Arlington district
The residents Of that locality have been
enjoying great sport In bagging Mr.
Bruin. several especially fine specimens
being the result. T. J. Hcston, G. j.
Marsh and Newton Field. all OF Arllng,
ton, have been lucky in bringing 10 good
specimens.
q. n. FAR and Major w. n Frazer
both woil known rifle cracks, spent some
time sbova Eikhorn. In tho Elwha river
district, Major Frazer bringing down
buck with him. Fsrr remained In ths
hills for a longer period to enjoy th'
wonderful sport that part OF our state
affords.
Among Tho fishing reports rerrtvcd
by Piper q Taft this week IN one
from Bakev lake, near Concrete, stat
ing that the fishing In very good.
stcethesd. cutthroat. Dolly Warden and
whitcfish are biting. Fresh eGgs arc
best- No hotel accommodations are
To he found here. u IL reached by
mountain trail Is miles from Goa
crete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
PNKMAN AND
FOWLER WILL
MIX TUESDAY

EDDIE PINKMAN and Monk
II Fowler viii headline the Cascade
A. c. smoker at the Pavilion Tues
day night. Fowler Is New Orleans
iightie. who has boon boxing on the
Coast for a number OF years. It's his
first local start. Pinkman Is making
his third comeback effort. winning
one and losing ono.
Archie Stoy. the Aberdeen lightie,
who has been running up a list of
wins around the Grays Harbor dis
trict. takes on Johnny Jordan, the
Anacortes miller. In the semi
windup.
Jimmy Storey and Al Biddle. a pair
Of welterweights. tangle In the third
bout on the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
THEY ARE SHOWING so MUCH


pep out at the new Ingiewood course
that Club Captain Gene Hatton IL
being kept busy answering ques-
lions. getting partners lined up and.
wcil--cverything Is lovely out ingie-
wood way: and that the gang wants
TO play was shown when 256 started
OFF In the Presidents cup compeu.
ton. The results of the third round
matches which were played this
week are as follows:
Ringer won from Robertson. Bur
reu won from Albright. Bailey won
from Mccrum. Smiley won from
Beelcr. BliEer won from Bruins,
Blake won from Blaokwood. Booth
won from Jones. Hulen won from
Jensen. Mefaren won from Olson.
Brown won from ciingen. Byers won
from Sands. Sears won from Hine,
Caplinger won from Carlson. McEl'
fatrick won from Constantine. snod-
dy won from Palmer. Dllingworth
won from McGeorge. Marshall won
from Estey. Thompson from Ryan
Throm from. CrenstAad. Hills from
Griffin. Griggs from Gray. Harold
from whaiey. Hatton from Leithcad'
Lehman from hanson. Long from
Lockwood. McGregor from Myers
Murphy from McAuiay. Taft from
Moore. Payne from Naramora. spci
del from Twltcheli. White from
Springer. Ford from Ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

Is Playing
NavyTealll
big Three" All in Action
on Eastern Cribs To-
day; They're Favored

The biggest football
game on the 0ational
gridiron horizon for to-
day was the Princeton
Navy scrap, which was
TO be played at An
napolis
Both teams have come
thru the season SO far
with a, clean slate and
are regarded as two Of
the strongest Seams in
the East. Princeton was
a slight favorite to win.
Harvard takes on Geor-
gia today at Cambridge,
and was doped to win,
while Yale was due TO
win from Williams at
New Haven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Penn State Was to
Play Lehigh Grid
PLAY Lehigh Grid

since Washington has signed TO
play Penn State In n big post
season game here December 3,
local football fans are taking
moro than ordinary interest Ia
the results OF the Fasteners
football lifts for the rest OF the
season. The Staters were sched-
uIed 10 play Lehigh today on
their home grounds and the Lc-
high SOUND was figured to give
them plenty OF opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
LINCOLN AND
FRANKLIN TO
PLAY TODAY

WITH the winner tying Queen
w Anne for first place in the local
prep gridiron race, Franklin and
Lincoln were playing at Denny field
this afternoon In the second tiff OF
the week. The kickoff was set for
1850. Franklin made their first bow
last week. defeating West Seattle rs
to o. Today's game was TO be Lin.
coins first start.
Both teams were centered around
great players. BrIce Taylor, the
famous colorcd athlete. was the hope
OF the Quakers, while Dean Boyle,
Lincoln captain and quarterback
star. was carrying Lincoin's burden.
The teams were expected to line
up as follows;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

Young Crantham, who finished
the season at shortstop for the
Beavers looks like . great youns
hall player. He can HIT field and
throw. He puts lots Of snap In
his play.
sammy Hale At third. ranked a.
ono OF tho best hitters In the league
this season. He isn't very good
fielder. but hisOhitting makes ur
for his fielding faults. He may
be recalled by the Detroit Tigers
II he In he win leave big hole
In the Beaver inner works.
So much for the lnfieid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

CORTLAND may have to make a
change or two In It's outf1ela.
Dick Cox Is . fixture In the
right field. Cox played, good
ball for the Beavers during tho
present season.
Young clngiardi. In center field.
shows great promise. as he flnished
the season strong. He's q question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Bill Shade
Wins Melee
in Gotham,
Coast Heavy May Get a
Chance to Meet Tommy
Gibbons; Beats Keyser

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE East
: today hailed Billy Shade. San
Francisco light heavyweight rs \
possible rival Of Tommy Gibbons and
runner up for Carpcntcr's crown.
He smashed his way to n decision
after rs hectic rounds with Fay
iSeyser. Cumberland. Md. in Madison
Square Garden last night. Shade
carried 10 of the rounds easily. He
led In every round from the second
to the 18th. In the first and closing
rounds kcyscr delivered his own. He
was able 10 stand the closing rounds
more because Shade was punch
weary than thru any ability Of his
own.
Jack Dempsey witnessed the con-
test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Catching Staff L. Big Problem

4 NTCHING Is the bsKEcst Port.
- land problem.
Both Del Baker and Gus Fisher.
their 1891 regulars. are vctcana
Fisher did some good hitting
for the Beavers this year. but
he's not Coast league receiver
any more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Pitchers Are Young and Fronting

pitching stAR show
: . world Of promise
In Herman Piiette and syivcs-
TER Johnson. McCresiic has TIVE
Of the most likely yeung pitch
ers In the league Pilette may
be sold to the big show before
the fSs. grind begins. He viii
be hard TO replace. Both Of
these men were effective for
Portland and they should have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

TIVE Portland InfIeid Doesn't need
! much fixing.
Jim Poole. at INST base. ranked
al one OF tho hardest hitsers In
the league and hts fielding was
GOOD. too. altho no showed signs
OF gcofy playing at times. Another
season In this company should I'm.
Prove his play wonderfully.
Marty krug. the veteran sec
end sacker, was slow In hitting
his stride this scdAeu. but he
finished strong. He h . smart
player. fine fielder and dan
geross stickcr. Hell be back
again neat year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

a cftdHup ana HIecps
Montana's Millionaircs are the men
who have bummed at least thou
sand miles without ever paying fare.
AS one fellow explained II. You can
qualify In one football season with
a trip like this one In IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
The Summary Of the Beaver Outlook

The Beavers young ball players with a veteran
of the ability Of Marty krug to steady the nfied and
with sterling oufielder in Dick Cox TO balance the
orchard patrol The boys hit fairly fast and
snap into things well The pitchers show promise and
with smart leader like Walter McCrede at the helm
they should make trouble for the other contenders
next Porands only real problem is the catch
ing staff. Otherwise they fairly well set right
for the next Coast league campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

Ike VOTERS hitting may keep him
out OF 1891 berth with the Beav.
ers. This same weakness may keep
Walter Gonln out OF the Portland
lineup.
II looks like the Beavers will
have TO dig up one good outfieidcr
at least for neat year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

ma Eiks or the local Elks arc cham.
pions OF tho fairways. Playing on
their homo srounds-Beacon Hin
and Earlington--lnat Sunday, the
Seattle herd made amends for the
drubbins II got at Tacoma a few
weeks ago. winning by a ~ 10 10
score. The play at Beacon I'm was
responsible for 20 TO N victory
for the locals. while down EARRING.
ton way tho margin of six points
was also In favor OF Seattle. the
score being io.f3. Harry caiohan
and Leo Teats. captains Of the So
attic ana Tacoma teams respectively.
have not decided on tho date for the
deciding match yet
ANOTHER VERY SUCCESSFUL.
TOURNAMENT WAS ffnished up
this week when w. H. "nili' rroude
won the Captains cup at the RAJ.
nier Golf and Country club. defeat
ing r. Van Kuren In the final
match. at 20 holes. by two UP and
ono to play. For a time II looked
as tho tho donor--Jaok Weber
was going to win his own trophy.
but Bill Froudo raxed his captain
from . lot OF joshing by putting the
skids under him when they met In
the rcmi finals. In tho other semi.
final match Harry cslohan lost
after a grand struggle against Van
kuren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
6OAST STAR
|CONTEST is
y OVER TODAY

(HANs who have not yet sent In
~ their selection for an AlI-star
Nam fer the Pacific Coast league
U the contest being conducted by
7xe Star must get them In by
J. m tonight or they Will not be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
WITH THE FOLLOWING COM

petitions. tho Times trophy at Bea
con Hin. the Captains cup at Ear.
llngton. the Presidents cup at Raj.
nier and the Knox Roberts and
Presidents cups at Ingiewood. now
under way and all In the early
rounds. the end Of the competitive
golf season IN Seattle appears to be
a long way off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

Plummer and Ellison. a pair Of
youngsters who Joined the Beavers
In the latter part Of she season
also show q lot Of promise. par
ticuiariy Ellison.
Sam Ross N = pretty good port
slider when he's going good and b,
can be expected to BE- back again
Young Coleman pitched SONS
brilliant ball for the oregonlans
too. and VIII be watched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Beavers Will
Climb in 1922
So Says the Dope in the Opening Clash of the Hot
Stove League; Portland Needs Catchers; Club Is
Young and Full of Pep
BY LEO II. LASSEN

lie curtain has been rung down on the 1921
baseball season for Seattle fans with the
ending Of the world series and from now
until March 1. when the tossers begin
trekking their way to the California train
ing camps the bugs will have to be con-
tent with stove league chatter.
Somebody has to start the stove league
stuff. so here goes for an early start.
Portland. the doormat of the Pacific
Coast league 1921 season, with bit Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

In onesof the biggest intersection.
al grid games OF the year. Tennessee
and Dartmouth were mixing today
NJ Hanover. The Army was playing
Wabash in the other important In.
tcrscctional contest Of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Local Mitt
Showdown
Is Delayed
Austin & Salt Obtain
Show Cause Order;
Arena Show Cancelled

HE shutdown
in the local
boxing game
has been de-
layed u n t |
next Friday,
when Mayor
G a ! d W e ] |,
Sheriff Star
w j C h a n d
G. h lie { of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

Kavansugh 4, Beckett 4. Goals from
topchdowns-vinins :. ccais from field
None
substitutions. Queen Anne-Frothing-
ham for NcIca- Broadvay-Moyer for
Cohen.
Officials: peferee--Tracy strong. um-
plre-- Butch Boyle Head iinssman-Nell
Ella Timckeeper--Hoagi gland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15

wii make the going for the other entries in
the 1922 campaign The Portland Beavers kicked Sc
chances Tor the peanut in the closing weeks Of the
hack yard.
There was lot Of tank
Ana franchise oy the McCde win
no his property and that Walter pilot Of
Walter has built spending
N me rus ooks IKE he win DO the big climb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15
Passes
Defeat
Tigers
Aerial Attacks on Muddy
Field Win for Hill
Team, Ia to o

| = r r. II r u l.
handling Of a
forward pass at.
tack In q sea OF
mud paved the
way for n ~ 10
0 win for Queen
AnneB scrnppy
high &C b o o J
gridsron eleven
over the Broad
way Tigers yes
tcrtiay Mt Den
ny field. II was