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The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-20

The First Baptist baseball team de-
feated the East Side Methodists by
score of 10 to in a game played
last night at Gage park. The Metho-
dists made six errors
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-20
HOW THEY'RE HITTING

Chicago. May 2O.-Ty Cobb. one of
the greatest batters of the American
league, is knocking at the door for
the batting honors of the junior
league circuit, according to averages
released today and which include
games of Wednesday.
The Tiger leader, who was hitting
.S47 week ago, boosted his average
to .413. and finds himself safely re-
posing in second place. Ty's great
batting apparently has been an in
centive to his teammates and as a re-
suit the Tigers have been winning
consistently.
George sisler. the st. Louis star
who was hitting .4O2 a week ago,
stepped to the top of the batting list
with a mark of .442. He also is show
ing himself to be the best run getter
in the league. His great batting and
base running has enabled him to reg
lister "a runs He is showing the way
to the base stealers with 15 clefts,
his closest rival being his teammate.
Kenneth Williams. Sisler also is lead
ing. Williams for the total base hon
ars, with 81 bases. as compared to 81
for Williams. Sisler has cracked out
nine doubles, three triples and four
home runs. while Williams total. be-
sides his IL home runs, include seven
doubles and a triple.
Lawton Witt, the Yankee outfielder
who was topping the list of leading
batters week ago. lost three points,
and has dropped to third place with
an average of .4O7.
Other leading batters: Ed Miller.
Philadelphia, .S9S; O'Nein, Cleveland.
.Ss4: Clark, Detroit, .S91; Speaker.
Cleveland. -S76; Jameson, Cleveland,
$50; Williams, st. Louis, .3S9; Pratt,
Boston. $50.
Griffith OF Brooklyn and Hank
Gowdy of Boston are topping Toporcer
OF st Louis for batting honors of the
National League. with marks of .417
and 400. Toporcer is hitting .S9s
However Griffith and Gowdy played
in only sixteen games. while Toporcer
participated in twenty-five.
Claude Rohwer of Pittsburgh with
an average of 1913 is pressing Toporcer.
while Rogers Hornsby. the star of the
Cardinals has been having a tough
time getting his batting eye sharpened.
Hornsby. however. is leading in total
bases with 81, which includes seven
doubles. one triple and half a dozen
home runs. His batting average is
.3SS.
Bigbee-a and Carey. OF Pittsburgh are
running a neck and neck race for the
base stealing honors. each having
stolen six. Bancroft of the Giants is
leading the run-getters. having regis
tered - times.
Other leading batters: T. Griffith.
Brooklyn, -S77; Bugbee. Pittsburgh.
.46S; J. Smith. st. Louis. $50; Kelly.
New York. .359: Grimes. Chicago.
.S57; Maranville. Pittsburgh. .S54;
Harper. Cincinnati. $50: O'Farrell.
Chicago. .s43; Hargrave. Cincinnati.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-20
WITH THE OTHER CLUBS

a. Tn1e,endeuce- R.H.E
r4,,tcbfnson O1O OIO OoO-
Observation-Disclosures ...112 100 OO"- II =
Hatteries-Dempsey, Hill ana OsterIelt'
Kearns and Fromme-
At Sapulpa- -. 80, Il II Z.
Rartlesville --....-.-- llO w w =
SauuiDa --ul uOo uul- . ~
Batteries - Humphrey and Crittenden
Adair and Newasha-
A. Npskoree- r. II. f.
r,osfayviIIe ..O OO1 90 OOO- 10 >
Muskogce .......- O3O 300 Or
Ratteries-Nictor, BouSha ana Euuhs
Rush and Nichols.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-20

liams and Bob Meusel, all of whom
are scheduled to play at New York to-
day. And so the eyes that pick the
right ones" and the bat that slams
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-20

"KlevJer out running to first out of line.
ssBatted for Sarland in eighth.
Score by innings
Toueka. .....................1OO 100 O1O 90
Salln1- O. % wv utu
Game called in the eighth to allow Salina
n sf-affh train
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-20

Following is Croom's list showing
all players with a fielding average of
$50 or better:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

WHY u Walter Hagen the
w most colorful player IN
eoifdom1
One only has 10 read the nc.
count Of his recent match with
Abe Mitchell. English golf star,
10 understand.
In American circles Hagen al.
ways has been known ma the
greatest money player In the
game. His ability TO come from
behind. demonstrated on many
occasions. has earned him that
honor.
In his first meeting with
Mitchell. a half adoxen matches
having been scheduled. Hagen
gave one u the most remark.
able exhibitions Of golf ever sern
ON any course.
III any golfer had had the
iemerity 10 suggest that Walter
Hagen could spot Mitchell four
up In a nine,hoie match and
win. the chances are that such
an individual would have been
Judged insane Immediately.
That IL just the trick Hagen
turned In a 9s.hols match with
Mitchell. In the first nine holes.
Hagen wns one up. az the end %
the - holes hS was two up. At
the end Of the ~ holes Mitchell
had overcomr the advantage and
was four up.
With nine holes 20 play ana
Mitchell four W. Hagen'a task
seemed impossible everyone
except Hagen The great Ameri.
can homebred proceeded 20 play
marvellous golf winning sin and
haitinE two holes. ending the
match on the thirty nth hole.
two up and one 20 play.
That match alone explains why
Hagen Ia the most colorfui play.
er In golf. the games greatest
attraction. he never IL beaten.
lie simply revels in coming from
behind. lie always IL willing 20
take n chance. Tha, makes him
spectacular. Courage. piu. atii.
NY. make Hagen the outstanding
figure Ia Tolfdom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

Harding Picks
Yankees to Win
Worlds Series

WASHINGTON. sept. 90
Dave Bancroft. captain and
shortssop OF the New York
Giants. called nj the white House
today 10 invite President Harding
TO attend the world series.
The president told Bancroft
that he was not certain he would
he able to leave Washington. but
that he expected tho Yanks TO
win.
President Harding believes the
yanks win win because OF their
pitching staff" Bancroft said
after the talk with the president.
He told me. however. that he
thought II Barnes comes thru like
he did last year and Nehf Is in
form. the Yanks won't have
chance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Frisco Writer Tells Of
Andy Kerr, Card Coach

tsyXyHAT manner Of man Is this
~ Andy Kerr is a question
being asked by not only those inter
ested in s,anford's football problem.
hat by those interested in the oppon.
ents OF the University Of washing.
toms eleven and by football fans In
general
Russ Kirby. Of the San Francisco
News. tells OF him:
Off hand. after meeting and chat
ting a few moments with the men
tor from Ptttsburg who has come 10
install tho famous Glenn Warner
system In stanford. one would imme-
dIateiy and naturally jot him down
as 5oviaL His iight-hearted demsan-
or makes you forget what a small
man he ~ for such a big job. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
ANDY Smith Has Picked
Tentative Bear Eleven

last season. II the most spectacular
player Ia the layout. In the practice
80 far.
The others are followers
Berkey and Muller are cinches Tor
the ends. They give the Bears two
crack wing men.
The tackles were first string subs
last season.
Writer has been shifted from the
baekfseii TO the line and looks good
Horreil Is giving Gallagher quite a
fight for the center Job.
This is the first definite informa.
ton sent out from berkeley regard
ing this years lineup. Tho Bears
face Washington in the big game
here .Armi.ticr day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Stanford Must Develop
Good Ends and PunterS

since 'sDink~ passed into the alumni
and II probably viii, he many years
before a puntcr Is developed who
can compare favornbiy with -Dsnk. :
Last year Patrick did most OF tho
punting. This year tho burden will
probably be borne by Wilcox. for.
mer captain. unless some morn Hike.
" chap springs into the iimelsxh'
az Pkg Of Santa Clara DID last
year. and Stanford Ia hoping 10 un.
earth ono 81 ,hsae Kind Of boot
artists who are unknown yesterday
but famous today for hts distances
punting prowess.
There's chance on the Cardinal
varsity for a real good kicker. a
Tempieton. a Morrison. a Nlsbet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

looks and acts as IL he were full %
fight and spirit and seems TO be jus,
the cailber OF man who win conquer
things more thru n magnetic person.
atty than by use Of the lash. sledEe,
hammer and driving. bitter. scrhn.
onlous tongue.
And that's evidently Just what
LAT Andy" Is doing. Stanford IN
using her fourth different coach In
IA many years and II Is up 70 this
Midget Of Moleskln" 10 make good
where two others have failed.
Andy knows an unending series OF
anecdotes woven about gridiron his
tory. He puts his charges thru a
chalf board talk before the morning
and afternoon workouts and then
puts them thru az stiff n practice as
the most exacting would expect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

Lead State
Golf Play
Ross Smith Lucky; Seattle
Golfers Picked for tie
Finals
BY ALEX c. ROSE

VAKfAA, Sept. zs.-Piay In -.
Il tefday'H first and second fo,n1
matches in the state amateur rolf
championship played here resulted
pretty much a. expected. with n
four favoriteB- Stein. Hpeifx. amlfh
and Wall winning their matche>
The former had walkxwav
against Jack Napier. Of Portland. Il
the first round. eight up and s<ve.
to go. and five and four won axslnsl
his bomH. c. b. KeIilson. In the -,
ond round.
speirs ousted Moore, u Ws,1s
Walia. and La Berg. local lisbs
by respective scores Of FIVE and fou,
and six and five.
While the Seattle pair were hsv.
Ing plain and easy Ealing. Rus
Smith and Johnnie Wall were h.x.
Ing their troubles and the goddt.x
OF fortune smiled on both the Part.
land and the Spokane men. or they
would not be teelng Off this morn.
Ing In the third round
The Patterson. Smith match IN the
morning was the beginning OF =
hard days work for tho former, and
the 18th round found him two down
as the result OF very errstic rolf
He pulled himself together AND
squared the match on the home
green and won out On the second
extra hole.
Paired against J. r. Denham. one
Of the best Of the local playeu IN
the second round IN the afternoon.
the Portlander again just managed
20 nose under the wire after 81
extra hole.
Smiths golf OF yesterday was far
below what he Is capable Of phy..
Ing. lie may show irnprovem<al
today bu, we doubt II his game N
be good enough 20 beat stein, N
IN almost certain 70 he q SER
finalist this afternoon. But for ~
fact that George Fowler. the Abr.
deem lad, was called home. Il u
reasonably certain that Johnny Wal
would now be eliminated from The
race. These two met In the second
round yesterday afternoon and with
lead Of three up and nine 70 -
the Abcrdeenian was forced 70 DE-
fault his match.
Ted knudson. another Seattleit>
who Is sfili In the running. win.
ming both his matches in easy fash.
ton, yesterday. will tackle the Spo.
kane player this morning. otsin
plays Luhman. a local entry. 0miSA
plays Pauline. a very good golfer
hsiling from Spokane.
Tho other match win bring n
rethcr speirs and Martin Of Wan
waIla. who Is figured 10 give "
slim Seattle youngster a stiff strue
gie.
The semi.finai matches will =
played In the afternoon. 81
The final round tomorrow viii H.
az 90 holes.
Yesterdays results were a. ~
lows Stein beat Napier and &;
keillson beat woodin 2 and !.
Phlpps beat Rovig and !: Lph,
man beat Vaughn and .: Bllno
beat Wilson 18th hole: Pahline heat
Rigg and 4: Denham beat McDee
mott and .: Smith beat Pattessos
goth hole; Wall beat Pratt and !;
Fowler beat Rider 18th hole: Kohls
beat kinnesr by default. knudsoe
beat Hol,zinger . and 6: Martin beat
Libby and 4. rorrnes beat Bal
com up: Laberg beat Loudon ~:
Speirs beat Moore and 4.
Second round: Stein beat Keiu.
son 5 and 4; Luhman beat Phiprs
? up; Pauline beat Blinc / up. Smith
beat Dcnham 18th hole. Wall beat
Fowler by default: Knudson beat
kohls 8 and 5: Martin beat Forbes
5 and 4: Spiers beat I.aberge &
and 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
FOLEY AND
BALLARINO
BOX DRAW

TACOMA, Sept. 29.-Mike BaiIer.
inc, Tacoma, and Vic Foley. vancou
yer, u. c., featherweights. boxed n
sixround slashing bout for draw
here last night.
The sixround semi.wlndup between
Morgan Jones. local lightweight. and
Archie Stoy, OF Aberdeen, also result.
ed IN n draw.
Elmo Byroness. young Filipino
boy. and former sparring partner OF
Pancho Villa, nywcight champion.
was knocked out in the first round
BY frankie Britt. Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
BATTLING SIKH
TO COME HERE

NEW YORK. Sept. 7o.-~BastiinE
Sikh. who knocked out Georges Car.
pentier. today cabled Tex Richard
agrc~ing TO fight any light heavy.
weight Richard should select in the
United States not later than Novem-
her 30. according 10 an announce
ment from the promoters office.
SKIS manager cabied also that the
sen~gnicsc fighter will arrive In
New York November 1 10 complete
necessary articles for the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

"A SDy SMITH has picked his ,en,a.
a tive California grid lineup. II
looks like this;
ENDS--Berkey. Muller.
TACkLES--perry. Beam.
GUARDS--ciark. Writer.
CENTER--Galiaghe
0uARTER--Erb
UALvES--Nschols. spalding.
FUIIBACk--Nlsbct.
According 10 reports from the Gold.
IN Bear campus at Berkeley. Smith
II pretty well satisfied with his back.
field. He has o'Brien as understudy
70 Erb and Morrison as first string
hackfield sub.
spalding. star OF the frosh team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

cyTASFoRD's great need this year
~ will be for ends. Last years
vets. 'Kewp~ sprouli and TED
Nertx. are back. -scotchy- Camp
bell. versatile backfieif man and
end: Jansen. who played a whop-
per OF game against the CaiIfor.
MA frosh and few other promising
candidates. are back 10 battle for
the two positions. Out OF this ma.
seriai tbs Kcrr.Thornhiii combina-
sion ought TO get some pretty fair
results.
~pink'' Tempieton 10 due 70 take
over the punters until fall track
practice opens. There has not been
= real kicker on the Cards campus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
DECIDING
SEMI-PRO
GAME SET

THE deciding game Of the Seattle
L Tacoma semi-pro series for cham
pionshlp OF Washington viii b
played IN Tacoma sunday, with the
Georgetown Merchants meeting the,
Teddy Tigers. The Tacoma squacl
won the first game OF the series in
Tacoma two weeks ago. 10 :. 10
is innings. Georgetown came back
here last Sunday and evened up the
count by winning. s to ?.
Franklin Is expected 20 start %
the mound for the Tacoma team Sun
day. with Williams hurting for the
opposition.
The Kimbei trophy goes to the
winner of the big game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
EX-COASTERS
TO PLAY IN
BIG SERIES

CEyERAL tossers familiar 10 Coast
~ league and old Northwestern
league fans viii Day in the big series
IL the Giants and yanks oppose each
other az expected.
With the Giants are George Kelly,
formerly OF Victoria: Dave bancroft.
OF Portland; Johnny Rawlings, Of
Victoria: BIZ Cunningham, OF Seat.
tie: Irish Meusel, Of Los Angeles.
with the Yanbs are Carl Mays, Of
Portland; Bob Meusei, OF Vernon,
Lefty O'Doul. Of San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

time what men will start" says
Bagshaw.
The Idaho club. champions OF the
fleet last year. has strong team,
but hasn't had much chance for prac.
tice this fall. which may handicap
them in the game with the varsity.
The kickoff ~ set for z.30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
LEONARD TO
GO ON STAGE

NEW YORK. Sept 29.--Benny
Leonard, lightweight king. viii ap.
pear In two feature nets In Raymond
Hitchcock's 1922 revival OF 'IIitchy
koo." He II booked for 10 weeks
with the show,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
YANKS STILL
LEAD BETTING

NEW YORK. Sept. Betting
will favor the YanlSs. at 7 20 4. TO win
the world series. with few large wag.
era being made 30 far. One Broad
IT. firm has 500 10 lay against $500
that the Yanks viii beat the Giants
four straight games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

King county viii offer as fine
sport as may BIO desired by the
average shooter. especially for the
opening OF the season. with quail
In very large numbers to be found
In almost all parts Of the county
and Chinese phonsants. natives and
grouse well scattered in the best
hunting districts. Lake Sammam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
BREAKS WILL.
BE DECIDER

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o-Both
teams are evenly matched. The
breaks win decide tho winner OF tho
world series. Some players In n pc.
ries play over their heads and others
slump. Jess Burkett. scout and as.
and WaIl--winning their matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
American League Race
May Be Ended Today;
Brown Chances Slim

NEW YORK. Sept 29.-New York has two
chances TO win the American league pennant today
The Yanks can make a mathematical certainty of the
pennant IL they beat the Red Sox and the result will
be the same If the Chicago White Sox beat the St.
Louis Browns
Both the Yanks and Browns have three more games
Should the Yanks lose nil three games and the
Browns win three they win finish in a tie and they
would have TO play IL off for the pennant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

The Tuie Cabins. formerly known
ms Stradlcys. reports that n favor
able tide will be found for the open
Ing morning on the flats. Accom-
modations for this. and all other
hunting lodges for the opening day
have been filled up for sevcal weeks.
Earl A. Fry In handling local reser,
vations for the Tuile Cabins.
kit~ap county should furnish
good sport for the Nimrcds this
season. according 10 the report
submitted by q. o. Safer. game
warden of that county. The deer
season opens October II and runs
10 the 3ist. They arc plentiful
In the canal district. west Of
Brmncrton. north Of Bangor, the
southwestern part Of the county,
Wye lake. Golfer creek and Mum
sin msnsh. Bears will be found
IN tho Golfer creek country.
union rivcr. Tahuvs valley and
Evansville. The hest ~chlnk-
district Il around Olalla and
hurley. Quail. native pleas.
ants and grouse arr fair and well
scattered around the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

Career
Is Long
Penn Grad Coach Starts
His 31st Season AS
Mentor

COLLEGE football coaches are
~ much like major league baseball
managers. they come aud go. and
pass out forever.
Head Coach John W Helsman %
the University OF Pennsylvania foot.
bali team la a notahl. exception -
far an the pass out part OF tho pro
gram In concerned
Helrman unau~stionahiy hoids the
worlds record for professional
longevity. This season at Penn will
mark his slst year aa a football
mentor.
This record IL unique. Pop" War
ner. now coaching az fittshurx; Aion.
40 Stasg az Chicago and Or. VIII
liama. formerly al Minnesota. are
Heismans closest rivals. All 81 them
have coached rs years or more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
BagShaW Won't Announce
His Lineup for Saturday

COACH BAGsHAw won't an
~ nounce his University OF wash.
ington lineup for the u. s. s. Idaho
game, which prizes the lid off the sea.
son at the stadium tomorrow after.
noon.
II expect to use two complete
teams, and / won't know before game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

King county nimrods are
ready for SUNDAY, October !.
when the season on upland
birds, deer aud bear viii he
open In the majority OF coun-
ties Of the Northwest. As usuni,
tbch unicr has much 10 worry
over In being sure ~ the sea
sons. bag limits and protected
game, for apparently each coun.
~ has cndcayorcd to make their
laws Just a little different than
the other. The man going Into
the field should watch county
boundary lines or perchance
pay the penalty Of the many
different game regulations with.
In our state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Three Games to Start
OF Prep Grid Season

All OF the high SCHOOL games this
season will be played at Denny field
again.
Fridays game was 20 start at $50
with the first game Saturday being
played at 1890,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
Race Tied
Up Again;
Reds Win
Seattle Beats Vernon and
Frisco Trims Solons,
Evening Honors

T,HE old race IL tfsd up again.
Hemttic trimmed Vernon. ? 10
,. In Los Angeles. while the San
Frnncisco ssals turned back sacra.
msnto. , to ].
THIS puts the Tigers and Seals on
even footing again after Vernon had
taken the lead for "A day.
The Halt Lake Bees won their third
straight game from Los Angeles and
Portland trounced Oakland again in
The other games yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

fnsefes, In big game hunting has
Increased this season with Piper a
sraft'H announcement of their annual
big game contest being resumed.
The sporting goods store win award
5o.caiiher. model 1906 government
Winchester rifle for the largest deer
displayed during the period Of the
contest. October 20 IL. For the
second largest a two-auart Stanley
FcSrosfa, vacuum bottle. value us.
Will be riven. and for the third
iargcs; a Marbles hunting knife and
arc will be presented. A special
prize viii be awarded the bear
hunters. u. c. Bryant. local taxi.
dcrmist making w a sss full head
rug mount Of the largest bear dis.
played. Piper a TAFT are distribu,.
lng printed rules OF the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
SKI VERDICT
is CONFIRMED

PARIS. Sept. 29.--Actlon Of the
Judges In awarding the decision over
Georges Carpenter to Battling Sikh
has been officially confirmed by the
French Boxing federation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

MYTH Franklin and Garfield play
w Ing this afternoon and with
West Seattle meeting Roosevelt and
Ballard playing Broadway Saturday
the Seattle high school football sea
son Is getting under way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

skasit county II another district
that VIII furnish good sport for the
opening OF tho season. Grouse. Hun.
garian partridge and Chinese phcas.
ants arc very plentiful, tho latter
two birds being found In the farm.
ing and grain districts, and the
grouse In tho higher country that
has been logged OFF. Deer are 10 be
found In tch high country. ono good
locality being around McMurray and
north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29
HIS COLLEGE
CAREER

Hclnman got his first experience
as college player at brown uniser'
aity. and later entered the University
of Pennsylvania lie played left
tackle ON the Pennsylvania team OF
1850 and left end on the 1891 eleven.
one OF the greatest teams Penn ever
turned cut
Hcisman'n firn, experience as a
coach was at oberiln college. Ia Ohio.
That was In 1893, lila team won
eight straight games. including a Vie.
tory over the University q Michigan.
which boaHtcd a great eleven that
vear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-29

Speedy Sophomore Is
Showing Classy Form
Former Portland Star Lacks Experience in Varsity
Football, but He Is Showing Ability in Scrmmages;
Filling Eckmanns Shoes Man-Sized Job for Beck
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Il his inches Ray Eckmann was the best
halfback in the game last season. The
little Washington captain was tower OF
strength on the offense and he was the
class of the Coast conference as a safety.
IF Eek was only back of the line this
yearl
That's the talk going around the Wash
ington campus these days.
But he has flashed across the college