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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Why Do Sport Champions Fail?
The World Expects Too Much

)NcE IN while the big stars OF the games ia 70 deliver ~ 70 @
~ lack or
aon that we
90 mu or then
We who thinking In our own
worked
the particular event our
while OF the participant IA
Just
why did Miss stirling Miss ccn Iech under at the re-
Golf champions deliver st. Ious9 what OF
talked their lines
They We rate them
we xpectf from a thrill
realize they put
worth
But in their fail They fall lower than
~ other time
From Miss stirling there expected great deal from Miss Leeh
They their
world
hcr 20 sho w sonnet
than they
rel " around O he
tight md xae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Prep Grid
Play
Even Game
Franklin and Ballard in
Scoreless Tie; Franklin
Lacks Judgment

Poor judgment by Quarterback
Green cost Franklin their only
chance OF victory In their prep grid
iron game with Ballard yesterday,
that ended In scoreless tie. Ballard
held tho upper hand during most OF
the game until the final minutes
when Brice Taylor. Franklin's giant
left tackle. broke thru for 40tssrd
run around right end for q kick
formation.
Then Green called for line plays
instead or using Taylor again, who
gained nearly all OF Frankiins yard
age during tho afternoon. Three
times the Franklin backs tried TO
pierce the Ballard forward defense.
but on the third attempt Ballard re
covered a tumble and Peel. who had
done some wonderful kicking all NJ.
ternoon. booted the ball out OF dan
ger.
Tho wet field handicapped fast
play. but in spite Of this the teams
played good football.
Ballard seemed to be the stronger
squad and the play ranged In Frank
Inns territory most OF the time.
lINGGe Ann suMNAQY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Caeshaw threatened 20 call off
varsity practice u more men did not
turn out
For three nights this week less
than 30 men reported fer practice
and only two teams answercd roll
call "Wednesday night. Then Has'
shaw issued his ultimatum and re-
suits were forthcoming. New men
and men who had dropped practice
reported once more and win mate
rally strengthen the supervarsity
squad.
Bagshaw Is stili hunting for the
best combination on his first string.
Bad weather has prevented him
from looking over the men 10 .the
best advantage this week and minor
injuries have kept several varsity
men out OF practice
Everything II up In the air ~
gnrdinx the lineup for the Stanford
game. according to Bagshaw. None
OF the varsity men are certain OF
keeping their position. and this
holds good both for the unemen
ana bacISs f<ft ~
Bagshaw would be willing 10 re-
place either Of his big tackles n he
could find any one with enough
weight 70 take their place. Neither
Clarke or Ingram showed UP 10
advantage At Corvallis. Norman
Timing still looks like the best bet
70 take over the fob n either Of the
men slip any farther.
Rogge and Hob are practically
certain Of their places at guard.
Lack OF weight Is keeping many
other men out. but the coaches can
not afford to slice off a pound any.
where In the already light line.
Johnny Wilson Is making good at
end and looks like q permanent
bet. Glen Calligan In extremely
light but may stick on the other
wing.
Unless Hall and zIci take a big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
DAVIS SHOULD
TRY EASTERN GAME

Travis Davis. the Everett weiter-
weight. Is losing a chance to move
into some real money and 10 really
get some place in the ring by not
settling down to real training and
going East for work.
Davis has shown in his work In
Seattle over the short route that he
has the stuff. II Alex Trambitas
can make good in the East Davis
ought to be able to because he has
beaten Trambitas.
Davis should try the 10-round
game at Milwaukee or Portland Il
these promoters can obtain good op.
ronents for him. as he is too good
man to be waiting his time with
the four-round game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Soccer
Elevens
to Play
All Star League Teams in
Action Sunday; Junior
Games Hold Spotlight

Ninth the junior teams closely
w punched. these games will hold
the center Of interest In The Star
Soccer league mclees scheduled for
Sunday. The Junior race Is a close
one. The feature game rs slated 70
be the South Park cowan Cigar Co.
mix. at South Park.
Tho stronger senior teams arc
playing the second division squads
tomorrow.
The complete schedule for Sunday
follows:
JuSIoR DIVISION
Washington Park Va Falcon A. G., a.
lower Woodland park. at 1 .. m Ref
cree. Johnny Reeks.
Louie's French Dry Cleaners W. Allen
parry. at s:se y m. Referee. william
Jones
Ballard Juniors W. Highland Park. a,
lover Woodland park. at ii.s9 = m.
Referee. Bob Bonner.
Ben Paris Billiards vs. Hawthorne
Juniors. at Lincoln park. at ASS .. m.
Referee. George Hoemiing.
Cowan Cigar co. We. south Park. AZ
South Park ~ o. m. Referee. Billy
Waller.
SENIOR DIVISION
Maple Leafs ". Boeing Aircraft club.
a. upper Woodland park. at o. m Ref
cree. Bob Lemon.
Postoffiee Va West Seattle. At Lincoln
park. At ! D m. Referee. Fred Douglas.
HaAz- Eckar,s W.. Woodland Park. Al
upper Woodland park. at 2.sS .. m.
Referee. Billy Bioomen.
For the sake Of fans who attend
these games. each manager should
See TO IL that their men are on hand
10 start the games promptly on time.
Referees should not forget to
phone the results Of their games 10
The Star between s and Z p. IN. sun
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

hey uHNt diIt2tuy SOtu
Hack Miller, the hardest
right-handed hitter in the
league, to the Chicago Cubs.
Louie Guisto. the hard-hit-
ting first sacker. goes to the
Cleveland Indians. And there
is strong talk that Babe"
Pinelli, the speedy ! third
sacker, and the life of the
Acorn infield, is to be sold
before long.
The club has also lost Ernie
Alien. a good southpaw pitch
err, who has been turned over
to the San Francisco Seals by
the Detroit Tigers, who
owned the hurlcr.
The Oaks have received Don
Brown. Of Salt Lake. and a player
named Marriott. thru tho Chicago
Cubs. on the Miller deal.
Brown proved himself a good hit.
ter with the bees. but not In MiIIer's
class by a long shot. and lot Of
critics would pick Cuisto AZ q better
hitter than the former Bee.
The Acorns stiIl have the nucleus
for good hitting team with Jack
knight. pcnnie Willie. Claude Cooper
and Brown on the payroll. but the
club has lost It's biggest kick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
BOLDT GRID
TEAM PLAYS
BREMERTON

The Boidt's All Starr. one Of the
fastest amateur grid teams in these
parts. viii so no against the strong
Brcmerton Apprentice shop team at
Athletic park in Bremcrton tomcr.
row afternoon.
The Boldt lineup WIN consist Of
Cot RICE. center: Dave Cole and Bill
Wright. guards: Bin Tuyneii and
Ted Ahner. tackles: Len Oliver and
Bobby Morris. ends; Rinaido Caocia.
quarter. Bob corbett and Perry
Stein. haifbaci<s: Bill wilkins. fun.
hack. The Substitutes who win take
the trip are: Fritz Schroeder. Jim
Corbctt, P.rr and Los Reese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
MILLER'S TEAM
BADLY BEATEN

CHEHAI4Ia Oct. ss.--Hap AIN.
cr's muchtouted Vancouver high
school team went down 10 crush.
ing defeat before the strong Che
halls high school team here yesscr.
day afternoon by 100 count Two
touchdowns were made by Chehalis
IA the result OF tho forward pass
method. Louie Tenreau made a ss-
yard drop-kIck for . field goal.
which completed the scoring for the
day. Tho largest crowd that has
ever Witnessed q local football con.
test was % hand 70 SEQ yesterdays
TIT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
MAY GET NEW
MANAGER

Aitho Mite In q fair pilot. chances
arc strong that a new field leader
viii head the Oaks next year. Mite
has the baseball brains, but not the
drive that brings out the best in his
team. lie didn't have control Of the
Oaks all year. as Del half ran the
club and half didn't. when the club
was going good. Howard got the cred.
II, and when II was going poorly
Mite was blamed. They ought to
make some man responsible for the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

brace they viii DECORATE the bench
when the sun Dodgers meet stan.
ford. zlel II going down rapidly
and Ham Green looks like his prob
able successor. Hail stiil lacks gen
eraiship In handling his team and
shows His plays too readily TO the
opposition. Eckmann and ouaas are
steadily coming and win be the nu.
cieus Of a possible new backfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
OAKS DON'T
LOOK DANGEROUS

While there are strong possibiIi-
ties for Oakland In 1922. the outlook
right now doesn't look any too prom.
ising. The pitching staff is ques-
ton, the infield Is just fair. the out.
field shows promise, the team has
lost two great hitters. and may lose
its scrappiest player and best base
runner. The club also needs catch.
er and a manager. Quite an assign.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

@No ne~d - worry IL the state
nseut made ~ the Autesneblle C1ub
~ Western Wsshingtcs IN sspiy to
auesy frusn rip<v . Taft ppinslse 20
the sunset highways cenditen Ter
the trnve, u the shoosewp. Last yeas
thew wss srnvel over the highway
~ 10 Christmas day. asd the psa1
u In fine shape ~ shis time. with
little prospects ~ there be1ng any
snow for ~ least . mcnih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Two Of the most important game,
OF the Coast conference season 81,
being played today with Coach Ana.
Smith sending his prize California
Golden Bears against the Washing.
ton State Cougars In the game thai
In expected TO decide the Coast hon
ors. They are playing at Portland
In the other big Coast game N,
powerful Oregon Aggies are tangiins
with Stanford at .Palo AFRO. m
Oregon Beavers were favored i
win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

tainly looked like he was a
flivver. like the great major
ity of mitt men are who quit
the ring and then try to bat
tie again.
But since then Eddie has
won two fights, both by a
close margin,N winning from
Johnny Jordan and then
from Monk Fowler.
And now the Bashful One
is picking one of the toughest
lightweighU propositions on
the Pacific Coast when he
tackles frankie Farren at the
Pavilion Tuesday night.
The dope figures Farren to win.
as he stopped Eaxles Inside OF a
round. while Pinkman was beaten
by this same Eagles. But Pink
man showed more kick IN his bout
with Fowler and proved that his
good right mitt still carries sting.
Pinkman showed inability to pro-
tect himself In the clinches or to avoid
q left hand In hts bout with Fow-
Ter. He's going up against a boy
with good icft duke In Farren,
because the Frisco battler hits and
hits hard with his south paw.
II P1nkman gets by Farren he
certainly stands in line for some
better matches. because Farrcn
showed in his bout with Eagles
that he has the goods.
Once let Edward start shooting
that right hand over like he did In
the days OF yore and let him forget
about hanging-on tactics and HEN
be back In the good graces Of the
fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
WASH. FROSH
MEET ORECONS

The University OF Washington and
the University Of Oregon frosh foot.
ball teams are playing in their big
game this afternoon on the Stadium
field. The Sun Dodger yearlings ar
said TO be tho strongest Frosh team
ever turned out at Washington and
went into the game a slight favorite
10 win over the babes from Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

GREELEY. Colo. Oct 2s.--The
Greeley high SCHOOL team. cham.
pions Of Colorado In 1890. win travel
to Salt Lake City and play the
East high school team there on
December 4. A return game for
these two teams has been arranged
to be played nj Greeley on Thanks
giving day la 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Three other bouts have becn
cartled BY jimmy Malone and George
O'MaIley. who are staging the show.
George Wagner and Soldier Woods.
. pair Of wild men. get together In
the special event
Joe Martinsen and Tommy Sontag.
I duet Of big fellows. who have been
showing well In the Pavilion anna
teur shows, mix in the second bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
sTRAMAGLIA
FLIvvERS

Rocco StramsgaIla, the Gle
Elum heavyweight. who was
given . draw with Frank Farmer
thls- summer IN Gle Elum.
proved . bIoosner the other night
In Tacoma when bc was out
pointed by Johnny Hogan.
the Tacoma heavyweight. They
say the Gle EIum boy shows
promise, but that he's green.
He'll have 10 beat . lot better
boys than Hogan 70 be called .
conner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
A lot DEPENDS
CrON Anl.ETT

Much Of the sscrms Of the
Oakland team next seaADn -
pends upon Buns" Ariest, the
blg rtghthsnded pitcher. He wns
just about the class u The Iesguc
b 1879. and then he want hay.
wirc this year. net hitting his
strids until the closing days Of
the season 1iis wos1k WA v0y
mediocre for the year.
With Harry krause pitching mar.
Vicious ball for the Oaks. the Bay
city team would have finixhed higher
this season IL Arictt hadn't flivvered.
Ray Kramer. Lefty" VIM and
-socks- sciboid are Inland. cutters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

In a four-paso letter addressed 70
the sporting editor Romeo Hagen.
the beautiful baker, unburdens
his soul 10 the extent Of asking for
bout in Seattle. quoting his war
record and his ability to fight No
body ever argued with Romeo about
his ability to take 'em. Whether or
not the promoters win use him re-
mains TO be seen. His work In the
gym win undoubtedly determine his
fate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
SEATS ALL SOLD
FOR BIG TILT

PORTLAND. Oct ~. - Every
available scat for the Washington
State College university OF cal.for.
mia grid TIT. which Is being played
here this afternoon. was sold early
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

CLEVELAND. Oct. 2s.--Thc West
Tech high school team OF Cleveland
was to tangle with the Fitchburg.
Mass. high school team here today
in the first inter.sectional game OF
the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
INFTH4D LOOKS
list FAIR

The Oakland infieId looks fair right
now for next season. with knight
for first. White for second. Brown
for third and Brubaker for short.
stop. It's nothing to brsg about. and
II only about one-fourth as strong
with 0uisto and Pineiil. Marriott 10
an infieidcr ard may play second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Scene of
Big Tiff
California Playing Wash
ington State; Other Biz
Struggles Booked

HEN the smoke
OF the srtdiron
battles being
played thruouf
the country to
d ay Is cleared
away. the cham.
plonship hopes Of
a lot Of EN- ar
going to be In
d ressed up 10
crepe. while the
winners win get
set for the next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
BOB ROPER WINS
BY KNOCKOUT

BUFFALO. ~. r.. Oct. es.--Capt.
Bob Roper knocked out Frank NO.
ran. the Pittsburg heavyweight.
here last night IN the sixth round OF
their scheduled 12-round bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

VANCOUVER, u. c.. Oct. es.--
The University Of British Columbia
Ice hockey team held its first prac.
tice Of the season At the Arena here
last night A number OF likely
looking candidates were out in suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
ERNIE RICE
LOSES BOUT

NEW YORK. Oct. 3ss--Sailor
Freedman Of Chicago scored a knock.
out over Ernie Rice, lightweight
champion Of England. in their bout
hero last night Rice. after making
a game fight. was slowed away In the
seventh round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Archie Stoy. who has becn
cutting quite . swath In The
lightweight division around the
Grays Harbcr district, will
make his first bow before local
fAR Tuesday when No gees Mp
against Al BiddIe, the promising
Anacertcs boxer. Stoy h said
- have the good snd Biddle
hns slIBwu . 1T u promise n
~ starts here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
NEEDS GOOD
CATCHER

The Oakland club Win nerd .
high-cIsss catcher In the spring.
Honus slItse may b. able "a do
regular chores, and thrn he may
not He's one Of the real vets of
the lcague. and he can't Last forO
ever. The Acorns have . fair
second-strins man In Art Koch
Ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
BagShaW Needs Cridders;;
Varsity Lineup Uncertain
Washington Mentor Calls for Men; Big Pep Rally
Held Thursday; Dodser Lineup for Stanford Game
IL Up in Air
BY HAROLD MARQUIS

GLOON hanging in great clouds the Sun Dodgers
NJ camp this week and indications point early light
ening The only flash in the dark is the renewed interest in
football which has gripped the campus
Fifteen hundred turned out for the mems special
rally on Denny field. The rally called after Coach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Queen Ammo and west Seattle
wcrc playing their important prep
tussie this afternoon nj Denny field
Queen Anne must NJ iesss get n tie
to hold their places at the top with
the Franklin team.
both West Seattle and Queen Anne
turned in wins over broadway by IL
10 0 scores.
Queen Anne. however. has played
the most finished football and they
were slight fnvoritcs TO win before
The kickoff. which was srt for 2:3o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Big Games on Football Schedule Today
0GJ!|Il||||lX2


Fred Try s) IL the first enc -
have his name Inscribed on the
hehoenfeid trophy. is~ earned this
right last Thursday when he defented
Frank Crook neb In the final So
hole match In the competition whirh
wss eonfinsd 10 members u the local
tihs' golf team. Play e0d~d ON the
aist Gre~n when Iry had Ella NJ
lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

DR. the past
two seasons
the only thing
the Oakland
Coasters have
had was their
punch.
And they're
losing most
of that dur
ing the pres
G n ( winter
league cam
paign.
ul,,ondv ootd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
OUTFTEI.D SHOWS
POSSIBILITIES

Any outfield with n pair OF hItfer~
like Denny Willie and Claude Cooper
on the Job Ia dangerous. OF course.
the Oakland orchard lost it's big
punch when Miller was sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

sporsgmsn going out after birds should
take care 20 see that they do not have
over their daily bag limit In possession
as In every county Of the state the daily
bag limit IL the limit allowed In pox~es.
sion shooters Intending to remain in
any one locality for a period OF time
should ship the birds home each day. 10
which shipment they have attached an
affidavit TO the effect that they we're
lawfully taken. Piper a Taft have thcsr
affidavit forms ready for distribution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

CENTRALTA-R. c. Stanley. de-
feated at last election, again files
candidacy In mayoraIty race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Eighties
Headline
Next Card
rinkman Against Classy
Battler When He Meets
Frisco Boy at Pavilion
BY LEO II. LASSEN

FTER the mis-
cradle show
ing that Ed
die Pinknlan
made in his
frs come
back effort
against Har-
~ + a g | e S
over a month
ago it GER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29


n tho Young men had waited all year.
they could not have picked n wofHe day
20 play. They got soaking wet before
they reached the first hole. but they
went the full route. The four up iosd
that Crook started or with wss wiped
of the slate IN the morning round, and
fry bad little trouble forging ahead In
the scratch plas which followed.
~ until isst saturday the Sestfts
ssolf cub, by virtue Of tts 1919 and
1870 ssrsorie~ In the annual home
enu nome team mn1che~ with the
Osk Nay fSietsrsa) club. had tue
irxr % the bisges~tsffe Wilson cup.
MI shat wss required 10 gain pessns-
n~nt pes~sssIen Of the trophy wss
thssd successive Win. but The North
ksd~ss failed 10 set Il.
This Oak nay contingent came over
here last saturday With a ss-pofnt I'd
vantage. which they wsrnsred In the arr
IN the Canadian city last spring. and
m's.snax.d 70 Keep the locals frors winning
"BiEs" cup outright The days pisv
ended In favor Of seattle BY a +s.,o-Is
score. but these figures left the lads from
oah BAY nine points to the good in the
double match.
Member. 81 the SEATTLE Golf dub
VIII ~ out In full force to-day "a take
part In the match play nxaipst DOGGY
competition fss Club Cspsals ssm
Kuss~ii's cup
tltho the weather conditions have
been Tar from ideal for golf the fonrna
inentr nos on a. the Beacon hfil. Fari.
instor. fnriesood and Rainier ennrrss
nre being played off according 10 schsd-
The deridtsg match beSwe>a the
kihs' rolf tennis ef seattle ssd To-
emma VII b. played ou susday, No
s~snee~ =. The tesms will be- divided
ar-hsif playing ~ EssIinxssa 40
The other half ~ Meadew Psrk.
The annual meeting Of the Seattle
Golf club ~iii be Geld neat Saturday.
November 8. The Old Guards ga re
eruiis match. for the duck dinner. viii
pfeesds the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
BIG EASTERN
GAMES

GAMES
Here is the lineup Of big games "a
the Far East:
Harvard vs.. Centre College At Can
bridge.
Penn State W.. Georgia Tech =
New York.
Pittsburg W. Pennsylvania :
Philadelphia
Yale VIZ. Brown st New Haven.
Princeton W. Virginia at Prince
ton.
Dartmouth vs.. Cornell Il Ith,c,
MIDDLE WEST
BATTLES
The big games of the Afiddls wex
follow:
Chicago va. Colorado It Chicsea
Minnesota w. Wisconsin 1t Mad
son.
Indiana W. Nore Dame At In1Ias
apolis.
Iowa w. Purdue At IAfnyu(fe.
Illinois VS.. Michigan 1t Urhana-
Nebraska VS. okIahomA q Lin
coin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29


Every isasesissa psssss y ~
sces~sfsl hsnsias prsssa sss chi.sss
phsannnfs. Hu.gnssaa p~stssdss go
sssi1 - tA>y spsa y shs vsvssss
sssnsiss - ~ sssse upvs.hsr I Zoe
. svs-ws~k shesstsg eA.~ Ysksaa.
Bsnssa sd Kist,sss e>~nss<~ vim
Furnish The bu1h - H. snessk.g Sss
The iseai simsuas erssslss ~
'hsnp". fer shs1s sU~sA n~nasa
es~nsy yin aiisw shsosisg -
~eAAaks." r1sssarssss sd sssii.
kissitss spess saly - tie shusss
sd xaktms - she Chiss~e phsns-
snts 80 nunssstaas. Tue tee Is~es
VALLEY essssses ssrs their hassiss
psvssa sssasy. Orssk~w -. while
kissisas csussy spess - the sssA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Daddy. Boldt's Bufterhorns ~ +
iicious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

BoTHELL. Oct sS,-Ths Bcthei
high school grid tenn easily daseat
ed the snoquaimiS prep team her
yesterday affrnoon- The final scon
was 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Has Lost
Its Kick
Team Doesn't Look Dam
gerous; Miller, Cuisto
and Pinnclli Missing

BY LEO n. LASSEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Around this part o. the sssss the beet
bird hunting win be found In whatsorn.
skssit. fan Juan. Island and King
counties. the best bet being In San Juan
county. where the hirds sra reported
mere plentiful than In ANY othsr county
OF thu state Chinese pheasant are found
In large numbers principally on Iop~f
island special permit Il necessary to
remove the birds from either San Juan
or isisnd county. costing cents each
for quail and 20 cents each for Chinese
pheasanta The season opens generally
In western Washington on November I.
King county hunting viii be found
very good this season. particularly on
quail and Chinese pheassnfs HUNGARIAN.
are net to be shot at this year The
Lake Hamuamish district Toll ard sno-
auaifnie valley. and districts north Of
Seattle 70 the snohomi<h county line. as
veil as south along the white river val
ley. and both east ana west OF the same.
will be found good for bird shooting.
Gesvxe Miller. game wsrSea 81
eaohomtsh county. has advispa
Piper . Taft that blrsla are ve~v
plentiful In snehomIsh county. This
year win be the first opea season ON
quail In snehomish county for several
scasona-