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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

double killing by picking low chuck OUT OF the
meuthook''
would have said Engshnan when
he with the deadly parale What could
Nothing!
sympathize with
which
in correctly
which bound the written
accounts and dsscp of
wives the who play
blinded the Sox that he beat Mctracken with his
tackle sounds
Yet what would thrive If 1T did not
language all its own?
THIS thought placed the track BY fanne'e rho
/ IN rdtchng all the Penn.
ncll1nty the gridn
md technical adds
the triple threat rrite much dbout?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Malta Club Eleets

AZ ths nnual meeting Of the Malta Boat
club at the Hotel Walton the officers elected
lows: President. Henry Penn Burke: vice
president. Ennuei u. Truitt: secretary and
r. Moore: representative to naval board.
Henry Penn Burke: House Committee. W. NJ.
West. Victor e. Moore. Raymond u. Chain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Otto ReIssit Defeats Heal

Otto Rsissit. PhiiaAslphia's rsprssssAa.
tive In the Interstate Three Cushion Biiiissl
Ieague. moved into . tie for fourth -Sse
BY. winning over Hugh Heal. Of Toie1e =
kliinger's Billiard Academy. In both -
IN the afternoon. ReiSelt won BY 80 o U
in forty. hve inninas. while In the sveail0
no defeated Heal by 30 to ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Autocar Wants Soccer Game

Tho Au,ocar Soccer Club is open for a
game away next Saturday. The Main Liners
would Ike 10 hear from an Allied League
team or AN affiliated club. Phone Mr.. Hon.
man. belmont 5000 during the day or Ard
more 1859 after q J.. N.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

y, structed Herman
Taylor. of this city. to close n Wallace.
villa contest for the Mound City some.
time in December.
Being Wallacc's manager. and. also
n"ing under the impression that Patsy
had outboxed the little brown man in
their previous punchfest. Herman was
gIah 10 accept terms for another meet
ing.
II thought that Wallace won the frs.
six rounds of that Villa bout on
points said Herman today. And,
II | succeed in making the return match
for Sullivan in st. Louis l feel sure
that Patsy will prove beyond question
that he, is the fyweight champion >
MASTER"
sullivan has informed Taylor that n
bout between villa and Wallace prob
ably would draw a gate Of SO 900 in
st. Louis.
villa TO Meet
Goldstein Tonight
Villa is going to box at the Garden,
y. !. G.. tonight. He will meet Abe
Attell Goldstein in a scheduled fifteen.
round contest and no matter how the
match ends the Filipino still will be
IN" hyw"ight champion. because they
are meeting at a poundage above the
ll2-pound limit. Each of the boxers
Is to come in at 1l6 pounds.
Taylor will be in New York TO see
the bout at the Square and mt the
same time he will make Frank Church.
III, Villas manager, an offer for Pam
| cho to meet Wallace in st. Louis. pro.
| riding the little fellow from the Philip.
pines returns winner against 4. A.,
Goldsten.
Goldstein Is n rather nifty two
| tistrd puncher. He Is q product OF
Willie Lewis. who has taught the
| MI" Abe Attell Il pretty one-two blow.
fo!dsteln has scored a number Of
knockouts with his right hand WALTON,
and many Of the wise boys figure that
The New Yorker will win from Villa,
Villas lightweight pal, EIina Flores,
has recovered from the injured hand
suffered in his Philadelphia contest
/ some time ago, and he will NEE, Jack
bernstein in one Of the prclms at the
Garden tonight.
Former Boxer Gets
Police Service Star
Tommy Cranston, who used TO he n
| lightweight boxer several years ago,
IS celebrating the start Of his sixth
| year on the Philadelphia police force
by patrolling beat downtown today
At roll call Cranston was presented
! with the tive-year service mark.
While police rules bar members of
the force from professional compcti !.
ton, Tommy. the Cop, is still inter.
| .strl in hoy inc hv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Gettysburg Has a Toppy Team

football
w Thanksgiving
and fight sufficient "nhus"
battle
who o Of
in
Of is
based
by who le
roller and 900 (The
Saturday, Also early in this they held Igh
Mutlenbrg Vinnova
the Dickinson however,
a holiday in Gettysburg
nICKINSON farmer
u eand
(n the aserJ After three periods
team pae eadng By Then the coached
the lid from the
boa ~ 236
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SHE LOVES FOOTBALL
! BUT WHAT'S THIS STUFF
IABOUT TRIPLE THREAT?|
This Fnette Is Strong for Cvidiron but She Doesn't
/ Understand the "Technical and Slangy' Way the
Ne,us and Comment Is Written
by sTONEY McLINN

Of handling
"a Brisher. the
late Cornish and abont Philadelphia Now
old Quaker
He had cricket vabu
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hurricane hi'fcst
here recently with
the Filipino a
winner. and now
negotiations have
been started for nn
encore.
Tommy sullivan,
who used to box
around these parts,
IL matchmaker Of
a club in St.
Louis. The st.
Louis Athletic Club
Is one Of the big.
gest arenas in the
mid a n d
Sullivan has in
gtr,iCfoj ITar,,op
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WLLA.WAlLACE
TO MEET AGAIN
Tommy Sullivan Wants Fly.
weight Encore for st. Louis
Club in December
PANCH0 BOXES TONIGHT
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

A MOTHER villa. Wallace contest IS
"A to be decided. Pancho, the Puncho,
and Patsy. dc Wal. pushed leather at
nnnh .,thnr N a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
WEST PHILA. CLUB ADDS
BOXING TO ITS ROSTER
Nsprsssnted In Al Branches Of
Amateur Sports

Amateur boxing has been added to
~ athletic roster Of the West Phila.
1Sphis Athletic Club following a meet.
~ st its headquarters, $3.50 Catherine
GlSeet. This organisation has bean rep
oo0n1uA - eueesssfuN teAmD u booo>
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
Don't Crave Stars at Gettysburg

NVEY Gettysburg The
Snaps Incidentally this is the tn
opposite Emanuel
mcsburg occasionally played
Battlefield ocgians and
aoodne work,
MILLER, had jor Gp,p
II burq the marching chapel o.
didn't that looked
jrighten nv they their gridon
bort"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

Holy Name Has Open Date
The Holy Nsmo Catholic Club football
team 10 without a game for Saturday or
sunday: Phone c. ]. Mooney. Kensington
4120 ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

oregon faces a hard hurdle eatur.
day In o. A. c.. at Corvallis. Tho
oreron Farmers have been downed
by Washington and by Stanford. but
they VIII be at fun strength satur
day. and nn II IN The big game for
them for the season. they may raise
20 the heights and sock the webfoot-
err.
Shy Huntington f. bringing his
team along slowly. The webfoosers
showed plenty Of power IN defeating
Washington State. 10 70 0. They
didn't hit the Cougars when they
were At the top Of their form. like
Washington did. however.
Oregon also has defeated Idaho.
chapman's educated too giving tho
Huntington eleven a 20 o win.
Oregon. not playing any California
team this year. isnt ranked Ia the
Coast conferences standings. but.
along with washington. the Lemon
and Green gang. 10 the only undo.
fea,ed squad In the Northwest stand
ings.
Washington win have a full week
10 recover from the palo Alto trip
and Oregon will have a week and n
half 20 Get for the Washington
struggle. Both teams should be I'm
tipiop condition for the finale at the
stadium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
PREP CLIMAX
REACHED IN
GRID LEAGUE

HSHE climax OF the high school
L football season Ia being reached
this week.
Tomorrow Garfield and Roosevelt
win tangie at Denny field. and Sat.
urday viii SEQ Franklin meeting
Queen Anne and Lincoln playing
Ballard.
The situation has been hashed over
thruout the past week. and the fates
OF the Garfield. Lincoln and Frank.
lin squads. chief contenders. hang
In the balance.
IL all OF the leaders win, Franklin
viii have slight edge for the title.
The Railsplitters must then beat
broadway the following week to
cinch the honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff correspondenp
NEW YORK. Nov. LITER Rick.
IN ard used 10 have no troubss In
getting boxers 60 work for hirn. All
he had to do was danEie large sacks
OF coin beneath their noses
Madison Square garden had such
corner on all Nrst-ciaas bouts. little
promoters yelr-d about restraint Of
trade. In n year this changed and
Richard recently got call down
from the commission for not staging
first-clas= bouts.
The only thing they're looking for
now Ia sctups--smailer purses and
sure-thing opponents" Richard de
ciared today.
After much experiences have
come 20 the conclusion that Euro
pcan boxers were afraid 10 come over
for any money. I made Carpenter
standing offer OF $4,000 10 come
over and meet Tom Gibbons. but he
passed II up. and was knocked out by
hlkl TOT slo,VVVs
Then I offered sikh $4,000 to
come over and meet Kid Norfolk or
any other American ne wanted. He
got himself in tad. and now he can't
earn a cent for nine months.
For a long time tried TO get
Jimmy Wilde to como over and do
fend his fywelght title with Johnny
Buff. When Buff lost ] made him
what I thought later was . foolish
offer to fight Pancho Villa and he
turned II down.
For four fights In England. Joe
Beckett couldn't get what I offered
him for one bout here with Tom Glib
bons and additional money for other
bouts II he made q good showing. but
he didn't even answer me-"
Another difficulty encountered In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
HUSKIES TO
BE PUT UP
AT SAN JOSE

C,TANFoRD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
- Nov. is.--ouartsss for the Uni
vers,ty OF Washington football team.
en- route today from Seattle 10 Cali
fornla for Saturdays game here
against Stanford. have been engaged
a, san Jose. where the team viii ar
rive Friday morning. Arrangements
for iight practice Friday afternoon
have been made.
Campus doir points 20 . close
game. with Stanford expecting TO
win. Washington IL reported 70 have
= sharper attack. but . iooser defense
than u. n. q. which Stanford back.
ers claim will be TO the advantage Of
tho Cardinals.
The outconw Of the game win prob
ably decide what team will rank next
10 u. 8. c. In the Coast confer
encs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Champs and Star Battlers
Play Safe; Villa Fights

getting championship bouts brought
about by We tendency OF tho title
holders TO put their crowns on leo
and work In heavier classes.
Joe Lynch. bantam champion.
wants to fight featherwcights: the
lightweights want to fight weiter-
weights and tho weliers want 10
work among the mlddleweights--a
thing to play safe.
Pancho villa. the American ny.
weight champion. gives an example
of this tonight IN the garden. There
are several good fiyweights who
have been after him for q chance Mt
the title. but he In going TO NEE,
Abe Goidstein at lie pounds and II
he loses he still retains his title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Third Base Only Position
That's Worrying Ty Cobb

T,Y COBB says there IL only one
i debatable position on his ball
club. third base. Bobby Jones and
Fred Haney will fight II out for
that position. II Jones Ia able to
keep physically III. he will have the
call. A bad stomach raised havoc
with his game last year.
Haney. whether he wins the third
base berth or not. IL certain 10 be
retained. He Is valuable man to
have around for utility purposes
He can play any position In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

fellows took charge OF their rc-
spective clubs and finished tho sea
son In pretty good fashion.
Jack Miller. AZ San Francisco.
hin Essick. Vernon: Red kilicfer.
Los Angeles. and puffy Lewis. Salt
Lake. the leaders OF the first divi.
sion teams. arc all cinchss TO re-
turn.
Cal Ewing and Del Howard. Oak.
land eo-ses. would settle the talk
that Ivan Howard won't return by
saying officially that he will be on
the Job.
But the boys viii gossip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Willard Put on
Exhibition for
Hollywood Fans

HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Nov. H.
Several thousand fight fans who
saw Joss Willard boz four exhibit
ton rounds here last night. today
seemed agreed that Jess still "a
long way from being = match for
Jack Dempsey.
II was the first appearance Of
the former champion since he
emerged from retirement and
started training for his promised
renewed assaults on the cham
pionship.
willard still required a COM
fortably large belt to encircle his
waist line. but he was plainly In
far better physical condition than
when he came here from Kansas
several weeks ago. flabby with
flesh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Schaefer and, Cochran Win
Champion
Hits His
Cue Form
Schaefer Easily Defeats
Cont; Cochran Noses
Out German Chap

NEW YORK. Nov. flake
IN schaefcr. iss baik.ilne billiard
champion. hlt his true form In his
second match Of the international
billiard tournamen, here last night.
beating Roger CONT the French
champion. 500 10 Isl. Cont handed
schsefer his only defeat last year.
schasfer had high run of 1876. the
highest OF the tournament TO date.
II. went out In nine innings. tying
the hlrh average set BY While Hoppe
at $3.50.
weiker Cochran nosed out Erich
HaEenlacher, the German champion.
In the early match OF the day. 800 10
All. In Is innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
EXHIBITION
GOLF MATCH
CALLED OFF

TUsT when local golf fans were all
y set to attend the Walter Hagen.
Joe Kirkwood exhibition match.
scheduled TO he played ut the Seattle
Country club today. Club Captain
Sam Russell received wire stating
that they would be unable to arrive
before tonight. 30 tho match had to
be cancelled.
II In just possible that one Of the
other clubs may sign them up for
tomorrow. which Ia an open date In
their schedule.
The 70-man team match at
waverley on Saturday makes ~ I'm.
possible for the North End club to
consider any other date this week for
tho big exhibition.
with tho calling of Of today's
match. fans are now hoping that
there win he no wires 10 upset the
plans that have been made for tho
Importance OF the British open cham
pion and the worlds champion
trick shot player In an ls-hole exhi.
bition match at the Beacon Hill
course next Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
THEY'RE STILL
GETTING "AIR"

Another college athlete has been
discovered on the charge OF falling
for the filthy iucrc. Tom Mccain.
Illinois pitcher. has been banned
from university athletics because he
played with the Aberdeen. team. in
the Dakota league. He claims he
needed the money to compete his cdu.
cation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

Muilixan- They won't stop 20 thint
that Kamm II on hiz way 10 great
ness while Mullisan IL on the down
grade. never having reached the
heights.
Baseball bugs thruout the coun,
try arc the same. they set stand
ard and everybody must live up 70
L. They have long memories and
mean tongues
Auiiigan IL bound 10 hear . LOT
Of unkind conversation II he doesn',
deliver. and-weii. II his disposition
hasn't improved any he may be In
for large spring. summer and fall
In the Golden Gate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

infieid and In a pinch do q pretty
fair Job In the outfleld.
Blue will be at first. Pratt AZ SEQ
ond and Rigney mt short. In the
outfieid will be Cobb. Holman and
veach. Bassler. woodal and Man.
ion will look after the catching.
The pitching OF course 10 a cues.
ton. Cobb expects great things
from RIP" Collins. secured from
Boston. Piilette should have another
good season and Johnson should ar.
rive with bang In 1921. The rest
Of the staff 10 = bit uncertain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

Only mise players have been
drafted by the inportant minor
5eaGa~s employing the ds~ft frsSs
thses tesssr minor league plAymAt<s.
Johnson. Brfiihsarf. MoErfdga Hoi-
uhxsworth. Francls. Yarmouth and
Zachary are figured 20 make up this
Washington American leaGus pitching
staff when the bell rings nsxt spring.
Jimmy yiox. former Pitssburs IN
fielder, who has bern managing
eeams In the Virginia league for the
paNt ssr erui s<asons. has been pur-
chased BY the Louisville Americas
association club. He IL figured to
fiii In 1t second base for the
Coioneis.
Wayne Middleton, . young pitcher Who
lid well for coffeyviils. In the South
western issGus. this year. has bssn re-
called ~ the Cleveland Americans for .
trial next spring.
Bob Coleman. who pilossd rsrre Haufs
20 . pennant In the Central league this
year. has been signed to manage the San
Antonio team. in tns Texas loop. next
yner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

dis. there II no denying the fact that
kenngs is a hustler on tho bali field
and that the Beavers would have
been a powerful facsor IN the Coast
league race II the Iron Duke had
been handling tho club all year.
should Keunie get back into the
game next spring the Rose City team
win figure In the pennant race. be.
cause Portland has the nucleus for a
good team. and with the players com.
ing from the New York Giants on
tho RUDE wsIbcrw sale they should
present a strong front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
ED MARTIN TO
RE-JOIN CHAMP

Denver ia Martin In going TO re-
Join Jack Dempsey's vaudeville tour.
The big eolored heavyweight had .
couple Of ribs cracked by the cham
pion In ths Northwest last year in q
nparrinE tiff with Dempsey. Martin
Joins Dempsey In Salt Lake Hovem-
Der 20. Martin IL now In Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

OSCAR WIT. the third sacker OF
~ the Salt Lake team. ran the
team upon the field during the
greater part OF the season A vet.
eran IN the game and a smart toss
or. VIII is open for a managerial
position himself next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

CEATTLE and Portland. the two
~ Northern cities Of the Coast
league are the only teams In the
league that haven't decided cefin-
itsiy TO retain their managers for
next season.
There u sim some doubt n Char
Icy Pick win % back At Sacramento
IN spite Of the fact that Prexy
Nor~ing says he win be.
Jim Boidt won't say definitely
whether Jack Adams win be kept or
not. while the same goes for the
Portland directors In regards to
Jimmy Middleton. Both OF these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

CHOELD BIN Keeper sell out his
~ interests tn the Portland Beavers
bsfors the 1919 start. Bill Kenworthy
would b. automatically restored TO
good standing IN baseball and he
would be playing second base and
handling the reins OF the Portland
club. The sale Of Jim brewster.
stock 10 Kenworthy IL taken IN some
quarters AZ an indication that Kiep-
per may soon follow suit
Whatever mistakes Kenworthy
may have made In the recent IN
pIeasantncss with Commissioner Ian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

N1HES Eddie Mulligan was with
" Salt Lake In the Coast league
his playing was rnarred by = mono
too-sweet disposition. He returns
from the Chicago White sox to play
with Frisco next year. MuiIlgan has
: wonderful task ahead Of him-re-
placing Wee White Kamm at the hot
corner for the Seals
Ths Seal fans have come 60
dolixs Kamm and they will expect
wonders Of his successors.
They won't stop to think that
KAmm Il one Of the best players In
tbs game while MuIligan 10 Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
DELL HURLED
BEST BATTLE

The only no-hit game Of the Coast
LEAGUE season was pitched by weiser
Dell in the closing weeks OF the
schedule. Incidentally 1t was the first
hitIess game that the handsome Yer
non twirler ever worked In during
his long diamond career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
IDAHO NAMES
ITS ADVISOR

Dean M. r. Angel. OF the college
Of letters and science. has been APP
pointed by the University Of Idaho
70 represent the vandals at both the
Pacific Coast and Northwest con.
ference meetings. TO be held soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
WAVERLEY MAY
ADD 10 HOLES

The Wayer;ey Golf club OF Port.
land. one Of the leading organiza.
tons IN the Northwest. Is consider
ing plans for the building Of n second
1s-hole course. The crowded condi-
ton Of the present 1s-hoie links Is
causing the new move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. is.--After a
national voting contest. Pinkie Mitch
ell. Milwaukee,. has been awarded a
belt by the National Boxing nssocia-
ton as the Junior wciterweight cham
pion u4o pounds) and he has been
ordered to defend II under the rules
OF tho association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Nick Williams to
Scout for Tribe:
Well Known Here

Nick Williams. former Portland
and Spokane Northwestern league
pilot. and a scout for the San
Francisco Seals last year, has
teen signed by Jim Boldt TO
scout for the Seattle Indians next
year. Williams Ia figured to be
big help In building up the Seat.
tie Coast league club next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.--J. Fred.
erick Byers. of Pittsburg president
OF the United states Golf association,
and the entire list OF is21.ie22 Off.
Gals have been picked for reelection
by the body's nominating committee.
II has been stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

osorss irvine has been named chief
assistant 90 Mickey Ion. Coast fsfsrss.
but chances sr. that Ion Will handle
most Of the games. or rather. all Of
them. az usual. this season
Young Anderson. the n~w Victoria
forward. ts . small fellow physically.
lie didn't make much u nm impres-
sisn lat piHht. but u Wa the fret
time cut. and he'n be- xf,en . thors
trial By ths Arissoersfs.
Tom Mccarthy. essstis's rs- forward.
didn't get tn the rams last niHht AZ the
Arena lie IL stiil on the shelf With In
juFtss sustained IN practice
Jim RILEY took . ie-minuts period IN
IN. second period for ,aisins back 20
Referee ion when banishsd for t~o min
utss.
a ZIG fisv~i herp~~hee Adorned tbs
eenses Of the Zee ~ the Arens when
tbs fsas started fiscktng In
TIE Arena hand has learned . rev
piece for this s.seon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

Witt can SIN play a mean third
base and he hls well over the 500
mark this year. thanks TO tho Salt
Lake cheese boz.
witt. with hir even disposition and
baseball knowledge. would make n
pretty nobby manager for a Class
"A club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
SALT LAKE DID
TALL CLOUTINC

During the 1922 season tho Salt
Lake team, leading club hitting for
the season. cracked out an nvera se
Of 1914 hits per game. San Francisco
Was . jump behind With 10.1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
WHAT'S IN A
NAME, GIRLS?

The 1874 national women's golf
championships win be held In New
York next year. the westchester.
Fillmore Country club a, Rye. ~. r..
by the United States Golf association.
II will he held late in SEPTEMBER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Oregon to
Battle in
Big Game
Winner of Stadium Strug-
gle Will Decide Honors
of This Section

,GARDLEss OF
tho outcome OF
he Stanford.
w as h n q I on
game In Palo
Alto Saturday.
tho Orego n.
w ash In Ct on
tusaie in the sta
dunn Turkey
day viii decide
the Northwest
c h a m p ionship
for the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
SOLDIERS TAKE
BAD WALLOPINC

The University Of washington
super.vnrsisy football team rxamped
the Fort Law,on soldiers under In =
900 tally AZ Fort I.awton yesterday.