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Pfipomnel 81. We zverinci. We
jdes do platene boudy a sestu-
pujes po drevenych schddkach,
rozhlednes Sc: We vsech nepro-
stornych klecich vidis drave
selmy, zvlfata, milujici made
ivSe svobodu, sem tam preslapo-
'vati.
PremySlel dale. Bude miti
peknou vojnu. Jako student V
rodnem meste 0 prazdninach,
nadsen recnikem ma vlastene-
cke schuzi, proTekl nekolik vet
"a ktere, udan nekym, byl We
vySetrovani pro velezradu. Nj
echo nebylo mu dokazano, ne
byl odsouzen a prece no pouhe
nafknuti pronasledovalo po ce-
IL rok jeho jednorocni sluzby,
nebyl ami uznan tehdy "a schop
ma stati Sc dustojnikem. Jak
bude teprve nyni, kdy "a zlo-
cince jest pokladan kazdy, o
nemz Sc pouze domnivaji, ze
Sc nekdy, tfeba jen S usmevem,
podival ma dvouhlaveho orlic-
ka. Dlouhe bylo cekani, nez ko-
necne objevil Sc ma chodbe 81.
kovatel, shanejici uznane k pri
SAFE.
Shromazdili vsechny We dvo-
rane. Napomenuli je, re vsich-
nj musi po setnlkovi, ktery
pfecte pfisahu, zretelne slovo
"a slovem odrikavati.
Vlastenecka pfisaha! Nej-
horst kletba nepusobila by hi
Re nez predrikavana slova, jez
nazyvali pTlsahou. Potom je
propustili domu, ne uz svobod-
ne, volne lidi, nybrz clsla. KITE
ra mela zaruciti cd pristiho pod
zimu dalsi moznost psati mani
festy, zacinajici: "My, z bozi
milosti -"
Kolik nejzbozneisich modli-
teb, kolik upenlivych proseb by
10 ,proneseno "a vsechna ta roz-
chazejici Sc cisla V chramech
Pane minulych dnech, vece-
rech a jeSte V dnesnim ranu, a
by sc nestal jejich osudem -
.osud umoznovatelu manifesto !:
"My, z Bozi milosti :"
Jill sci pomalu ke svemu by
tu.
Bylo nadherne, cervnove od-
poledne
Trpka costa k domovu.
Zena dceruskou cekala az
ma neho netrpelive.
Vstoupil mlcky.
Popatrila nan a vsecka Sc
rozechvela:
"Dopadlo to Spatne, vid' Ji-
ricku"' zaseptla. Petileta Anic
ka, nechapajici jeste vyznam
dnesniho rama, prece vsak
.zkrousena uzkosti matcinou,
stala Ia nj.
"Nesmime zoufat, Marenko,
vzdyt' uz to vsechno nemuze
dlouho trvat, kdo vi, zda do te
dolby, kdy mann narukovat, ne
bude vsemu konec, a i kdybych
musel jit - tax nejak vSechno
prekoname =" Has Jiriho sc
chvel. Bylo mu nesmirne Ito V
te chvili ubohe zeny. Zoufale
zakvilela. Klesla ma blizkou
zidli litostive zaplakala. Jiri
schylil Sc k ustrasene Anicce,
wal il do naruce a pf'istoupiv
k zene, snazil Sc il ukonejsiti.
Ac mnoho dni, mnoho noci o
vsem pfemyslela, &C byla nj
jenom nepatrna iiskficka made
je, ac mnohokrate 81 slibila, ze
bude zmuzila, re nebude jeste
pfilevati bolesti do mira Jiri-
no, nemohla Sc nynl uklidniti.
Venku svitilo slunce, otevre-
nym oknem vnlkal do kuchyne
ruch letniho dine.
Pc dive leta videla kolem Sc
be na ulicich, v kramech, Il sou
sedu bolest, vyvolanou vravou
valecnou, pc dive leta Sc stale
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PRIME Sc 5 dobrych tesa-
III. Haste sc Y els. 1920 Buck
ingham Ave. u J. Prochazky,
Tel. Garfield 6555 W. sill
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PRODA Sc kun V {. 1901 Cro-
ton Ave. Haste Sc tamtez.
5-12
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KOUPfSE

kOUPI Sc 30 dobrych dojnych
krav Kdo by je mel ma pro-
DEF at Sc hlasi co nejdrive- u
JOS. Rybaka, 4534 Champa st.
5-12
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D I L 1.

Jiri Krenek vstoupil "a O.
statnimi muzi do predsine dvo-
rany Narodniho domu ma Smi-
chove.
'Celou noe probdel, v hlave
hucelo cd mnozstvi vypitych
cernycli kav.
Cetnik cd neho prijal prihla
sovaci listek a rekl mu, aby
Sc svlekal.
Krenek uposlechl, iodkladal
odev a pradlo ma hromadku do
fady odlozeneho 'jineho Sat
stva. Uredn1k cd hejtmanstvi po
radal radu uz vysvlecenych
muza po nekolika je poustel
do privrenych dveri dvorany.
z nj vychazeli prohfednuti. )
N6ktery radostne vyletl a ry-
chile Sc oblekal, opet volny
ptak, nedoekavy, aby uz byl
venku. Nektery vychazel lho-
stejne, resignovane, ma jinem
bylo sotva znatelno rozechveni,
jiny byl zrejme pohnut, nekte-
ii nz Ease obleceni, cekali.
Jirl vysvlecen do kosile Sc
rozhlizel.
z dvorany prave vysel dlou-
by, bledy clovek, cele telo Sc
mu chvelo, brada Sc mu roztra-
sla, nahle uchopil Sc obema ru-
kama "a hlavu, zapotacel sc a
klesal. bez vlady k zemi.
Nekolik ,lidi k nemu priskoci-
10, schylilo Sc k nemu, prisel j
urednik Cd hejtmanstvi.
Nekdo re sklonenych mad ne
bozakem rekl:
'Je bez sebe, jake neboztik,
v legitimaci ma "geeignett" =
to bude pekny vojak."
Zasmali Sc nekteri kolem
drsnemu vtipu.
"Tak zavolejte prece lekare,"
prohodil kdosi.
Urednik nahledl do dvoranv.
'Ted' nemohu, pan doktor
prave prohlizi, az bude hotov."
"Tak bych prosil, aby bylo
ticho. ano!" zvolal razne Get
nix ke hloucku, ktery daval Ma
jevo svoji nelibost. re nezavo-.
Ian okamzite lekar.
konecne lekar pfivolan.
'Rozskrtnete sirku, neni ia
dy IA nej dobre videt," porou-
eel doktor.
Prohledl omdleleho. "Srdecni
zachvat - nechte no chvili le-
zet, pride Ease k sobe, je sku-
tecne nemocen, dejte sem jeho
legitimaci, preskrtnu mu "ge-
eignet' a odchazel opet do dvo
rany.
"Rocnik 1886" vyvolaval ST.
kovatel.
Jiri postavil Sc do rady kosi-
latych muzu.
Urednik je V rade srovnal
vpustil do dvorany.
Byli vetsinou rade muzi
mensi postavy, zavaliti nebo Wy
tahli, vpadlych hrudi.
Lekaf prohlizel jednoho po
druhem. Mnoho jich cekalo je-
ste venku. Nebylo mono dlou
no kazdym 81 hrati.
"Vsak, kdyz vam skutecne
neco je, pusti vas vojny do
mu,' odlehcoval 81, kdyz ne
ktery namital, re byl uznan
schopnym.
DoSlo ma Jiriho.
u odvodniho stolu cetli Kren
kcvu legitimaci.
Povolani: urednik, superar-
bitrovany, pri prvnich prohlid-
kach S'ungeeignet".
Lekar Jiriho prohlizel.
"Obrat'te Sc, zvednete ru-
ce. /. s!ouzil jste?"
"Ano - /
"kdy?"
"V roce 1908. ;"
"Jako jednorocni dobrovol-
nik?'
"Ano."
sHodnost?' Y \
"Desatnik."
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PRONAJME Sc.

PRONAJME Sc pekny hyt
o 5ti pokoilch koupelnou Y {.
163o7 Southview Ave. nezi
Niles Ave. Union, al-ze vych.
ISL. VI. Haste Sc tamtez. 81
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PRCDA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, peknym bytem, kde Sc
trzi IA $500 tydne. Naleza Sc
protl skole IA Adison Rd. cts.
1855. Velmi dobre misto a
da Sc "a vyhodnych podmlnek
bude-li prod4n tento tyden. -
BIlzsl Sc sdell els. 6619 De-
nlson Ave. 5-13
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"Vy nehourite? Neco warn
schazl?" - me, jsenl Cd Ion
ska zenat."
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PRIME ST ) zen na denni
praci na farmu k pleti a podob
ne praei Nezmete Bus IA ro-
hu Broadway a vych. II. III. k
Rockside Rd. a stavte Sc i ma
jitele fanny A. Baumana. Tel,
@. S. Valley 25 G.. 5-I2
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PRODAM DIVA Lofty sc ztra-
tou nasledkem odstehovani z
mesta. Jeden je ma Lenacrave
ave. blize kostela sv. Rodiny q
druhy ma Imperial Ave. bIizc
ygch. 116. III. Haste Sc V els.
1867 Horner Ave. 5-11
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pRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod els. 1885 L. 10th Str,
trzi Sc kol $500 tydne, pekny
byt 0 10ti pokojich, koupelna
a jine zarizeni. Tez obchod s
doutnlky. Haste Sc mezi d.
). hod. vecer els. 1921 vych.
55. III. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
By HENRY L FARRELL

III nENhI - Ehts8kEA<b
ANEW YORK. Oct 2T.--From the
an manner In which the football
dope has been abused this year and
IN past seasons. II Is wise 70 set into
condition for some surprises every
week end
Tonorrow's attractive program has
the making Of several choice upssts
Involving chiefly the big three"
Princeton is In Chicago for 9 gnme
with rold man" Stages University
OF Chicago eleven II any OF the
rather light opinion Of the Tigers
that has prevailed in tho East has
rifted westward. Chicago Ia very
likely TO be caught unaware.
The Tigers haven't been much to
look at this season. Weakness on
the line and green material at quar-
ferback have bothered Princeton
coaches and given rise 10 the belief
that their only chance was TO keep
the score down.
They have been plugging along.
and the bunch now exists for no par
ticular reason that Princeton has a
fine chance TO win from the confer
ence eleven that gave them a fine
trouncing last season.
Yale and the Army win supply the
biggest game In the East. Yale start.
ed out looking like the finest team in
the East. but they failed 10 get start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27

inch piston displacement OF
the engine.
Due 70 tho number Of European
factories racing the small classes.
Myers expects 20 have q greater
number Of European entries than
ever before In the nth annual 500.
mile event. On arriving I'm Europe
he will bs met by w. y. Bradley. Of
PariA tho European representative
of the Indianapolis speedway. who
VIII accompany him on his visits 20
the European factories. Myers plans
20 visit factories IN England. France.
Belgium. Germany. Austria. Italy
and also 10 inspect the famous
cement bowl at Brookiands and the
new Mona track Mt Milan.
The Italians have permitted the
German race teams 20 compete IN
their cvcnts and the Indianapolis
speedway has decided TO accept en-.
tries from Germans and Austrlans
for the coming race.
II Is expected that Louis Coatalen
win he back with team Of English
Sunbcams: that Ernest Ballot viii
again put a Ballot team In the field
and that Pcugcot viii come In. Much
n expected Of tho Fiat team In 1929
and the Italians have been anxious
10 race at Indianapolis since 1917.
but have never felt their cars could
make the kind OF showing neces-
sary 20 win at indianapolis.
The decision 10 accept German en-.
tries should bring hack tho Mer.
ccdes f1iers. which were prominent In
the early bo0-milc events and which
Ralph Deraima won tho 1915 event.
Tho Mercedes factory has had two
lltrc cars since 1914.
The increased interest in Europe
and the announcement recently that
tho Packard Motor Car Co. would
he back In the game next season,
augurs record entry list for Indian
apolis next May s0th. In spite OF the
reduction OF tho piston displacement.
Judging by the speeds made by the
European cars In the races in France
and Italy during the present season.
the speed next Memorial day should
equal that OF last year when Jimmy
Murphy shattered all marks by aver.
aging e4.ss miles per hour for the
fivc.century grind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Injured Shoulder
to Keep Ridley on
Shelf Four Months

Following the advice OF Or. T.
oren Watson. Manager Joe Wa.
torman has called off Bud Rid.
icy'a ring engagements IN ordc-
60 givo tho local frathcrsciRht
moro time 20 rest his left arm.
which wns injured in tho East
recently.
Ridley was 10 have boxed Art
Tierncy az Spokane next week
and Frankie Britt NJ Tacoma the
following week. but DIR. Watson
warned him that he might Grip.
pic himself permanently II he did
not take n long vacation from
tho ring.
II was common talk IN Seattle
boxing circles during the past
week that Ridley had again in
jurcd his arm while training for
his bout with Ballerino and went
on with tho Tacoma battler un
able 10 use II 10 best advantage.
Bud win now be out OF the game
for about four months.
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Ridley and
Ballarino
FightDraw
Ridley Has Slight Shade
in Tacoma Bout, but
Draw Is Agreement

TACOMA. Oct. 27.-~Bcfore rec.
i ord house last night Bud Hld.
ley OF Seattle and Mike Bailerlno.
Camp Lewis idol. boxed six inter.
eating rounds 20 an official draw
decision. but rinRsiders agreed that
the Seattle boy had outpoiuted the
local boxer by a comfortable margin.
Owing TO the fact that Ridley was
bit over the agreed weight. Bal
icrino insisted that the bout he
called n draw II they were on their
feet Mt the finish.
Getting off to a whiriwind start.
Baiierino commenced rushing and
swinging them at every angle. Rid
ley using clever footwork and block
ing I'm evadlng his awkward op.
poncnt In the third round things
took on n different hue. when Mike
stopped two OF Buds hooks 70 the
solar plcxus. This seemed TO take
all the steam out Of him and from
then on Ridley was the master. TAX.
ing the fourth. fifth and last rounds
with case.
Jimmy Rivers of Tacoma out.
pointed Archie Stoy or Aberdeen In
the other main event OF six rounds
but this. too, was called a draw
Rivers used left hook with great
effect upon his slower adversary.
Johnny Jordan. lightweight OF
Anacortea won MI the way from
Kid Barde OF Tacoma. Jordan scored
four knockdowns during the fray.
In the other bouts Kid Walker
and the Danvllle Kid. negro middle.
weights, fought 90 a draw decision,
and Mickey Denny knocked out
Freddie Mccue in two rounds. Den.
ny had Mccue on fsa floor out
when the bell rang. ending the first
round, and finished the Job In the
next stanza.
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Must Develop Speed in
Action and Thought

or night telling each individual the
Same thing over and over again.
Coaches are looking for tho men
who remember 10 do as they are
told. And right IN this connection In
where tho players natural aptitun.
for football. or what II sometimes
called football sense" reveals itself.
n no has ~, the Instructions of the
coaches win bring II out
Assuming that the high school
player has met all the requirements
above laid down. there yet remain
certain other requirements which he
must meet before he can expect 20
make the college team.
The first In weight. a high school
star Of the first magnitude may BE-
hopslersiy barred from SUCCESS In
college football. simply because he
lacks tho weight necessary 20 fight
on anything like even terms with
the men he Is thrown with on the
college squad.
I might otto the cases OF several
men who have como under my per
sonai observation. who have gone 10
college after making ail-stais high
school teams. and have failed TO
make good IN college thru no fault
Of their own. but simply because
they lacked tho required weight.
And right hero let me say that su-
peror weight IL nm asset only when
the man can handle u. A clumsy big
man may be lees formidable than a
skiilfui little fellow. but that fact
doesn't help the little fellow much.
because II Ia not the clumsy big men
who make the varsity. but rather
tho big men who know how 10
handle themselves.
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have new attraction 20 offer ~
Yanks In Jake May. the star soutk
paw pitcher who led the league q
victories.
The Wanted Yankee staff blew vi
in the worlds series and. ar the
Yanks have no southpaw. It's d
cinch they win welcome May.
Bill Essick in a pretty smart maal
and he's a good bet TO David Harun
tho Ysnks out Of q lot Of talent.
The Tigers need a couple Of pstcb
ers. and three infieiders TO be 81 r.
next year.
Hyatt and zeider are thru az reFD
lars and Smith n quitting the gana|
Home Run Baker. thru - Z ble|
Lacquer. may be shipped TO covse
third while Glenn Killenger. famous
Penn State football star. Is being
talked about as a second sack can14
date. KiiIenRer had a pretty go4,
baseball year In the international O.
cult.
As to whom the pitchers win b -
mains a secret yet
But leave IL 70 Biii Essick to h&1|
club In the running again nex1
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Pullman
Lineup
in Air
Coach WEIGH Shifts Men
in Practice; to Have
Heavy Line Saturday

pullman. Wash. Oct. c7.--Last
= days OF practice for the Cougar
squad has been held In drizxling
rain. Coach welch continues policy
OF constantly shifting men from first
squad TO second and to various posi-.
lions on the teams. Severcst prac.
tice continues TO be on the program.
the field being closely guarded by
Cougar guards.
Coach welch is striving 10 have
an abundance of beef In his line In
order TO cope with the heavy line
OF Washington. In carrying out
this idea. Wetzel has been installed
as guard and weighs Els.
Fraser win Undoubtedly start at
center; weight 1876.
Tentative lineup shows Purcell
playing at tackle. 1855.
Baokfield will probably sec Jack
Davis calling signals from quarter,
Wheeler at ftliback. Hickey and
Bray at the halfbacks positions.
Bud Mckay. last years all.coast
guard. has been shifted from an end
TO a guard position. and Kraemer win
no doubt start In his position at right
end.
Stage Is set for the biggest homo.
coming day In history of state col
iege. preparations being made TO nc.
commodate crowd OF 5000 or more.
Special trains will begin arriving
Saturday morning from all parts OF
the state.
Coach welch win make no defin.
lite statement as TO outcome of game.
but says his proteges. II going as they
should. will make strong bid for
long end Of final score
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European Cars Sought
for Indianapolis Race
Speedway Company Sends T. e. Myers Across Big
Drink to Line Up Entries for Memorial Day Auto
Classic; Piston Displacement of Event Is Reduced

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 27Car G. Fisher president of the
1 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Co., announces that T. E.
Myers secretary and general Of the Hooer track
will sail for Europe the Aquitania October 24h The
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Co. is sending Myers Europe
TO get line the prospects for European factory entries
the 18th annual international 500me sweepstakes on May
30th. for 122 cubic inch cars.
European factories have raced the 22 cubic inch class this
in the French Grand Prx and the Mona speed
way at Milan Italy On the latter course which Europes
first attempt TO duplicate the Indianapolis course the Euro
peans have also had success with the 81 cubic inch class
These classes in European terms known the
one and oneha tre divisions being based the cubic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
Maroon
Defense
Strong
Vancouver Hockey Club
Has Powerful Trio to
Guard Nets

IIyHES tho Coast hockey race gets
w under way In two weeks the
Vancouver champions viii present
the strongest defense In The league
again.
In spite of the alx'man game which
will open up the defense play en-.
ploycd by the MAroona. the cham.
plons will have their powerful trio
on hand again.
Duncan and Cook are n tower OF
strength. while Lehman In the nets
ls Lehman. which 10 saying plenty.
Tho Victoria club should be strong
defcnsiveiy. too. because OF the speed
81 the LouEhiln brothers. but they
viii be handicapped by having Row.
Ter in tho ncts a. Fowler doesn', class
with Lehman or Holmes.
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BILL TILDEN
is TO KNOW
FUTURE SOON

DHILApEiIHfA. Oct. sT.-Ths
L next few hours win tell whether
mig nsii" TIidens world tennis
champion. n doomed never 70 hold
a racquet again.
An Infection IN tho middle finger
- his playing hand has not an yet
reached the tendonn and n IL stu a
matter 81 doubt whether tho finger
viii n,ifrnn. Al the Germantown
hospital !. is thought there II reason
to hope the champion viii entirely
recover and not lose tho stroke
which has made him famous.
The Infection was duo 20 neglect.
ed scratch which Tiiden received
when be ran into the back acreen in
a match with Wallace johnson two
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
CREENLEAF IN
BILLIARDLEAD

Ralph Greenleaf. worlds cham
pion pocket billiard player. Is lead
ing Bonnie Allen OF Denver in their
s5o-point match being played in
Philadelphia. The champion ran out
his first block OF $50 points Wills
Allen WINS scoring IS. They play the
second block tonight and finish up tc|
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
WILL SETTLE
SWIM CROWN

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal,
Oct. 27.--The Pacific Athletic asso.
citation 220-yard breast stroke swim.
ming title win be settled Saturday
afternoon at tho Stanford pool. Jack
Howell. present champion. represent.
Ing the olympic club OF San Fran.
cisco, and Charles Fletcher are tho
leading entrants.
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ever demanded Of him In his most
strenuous high school combats. lie
must develop speed not only In no.
ton. but In thinking as well, and.
above all. he must school himself 20
keep hin head IN the game every min.
ute. during practice az well as In reg.
ular games.
The newcomer from high school
must remember what the coaches
tell him. AZ college no VIII find tina,
there arc too many men on tho
squad 20 allow the coaches time 70
80 around among the men night aft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-27
ThreePrep
Grid lifts
unlocking
Queen Anne Broadway
Playing Today; Two
Set for Saturday

TUE usual lineup Of three games
J. are booked for this weekend In
tho high school football race
This afternoon Queen Ammo and
Broadway were going into their an
nuai battle with the teams evenly
matched. The ouayu were banking
on a smart aerial attack 10 bring
homo the pork and beans while the
Tigers were counting on their heavy
forwards
Tomorrow afternoon Garfield and
Yves; Seattle play. the Babes figur.
ing TO win. nitho the Indians should
give n good account OF themselves
after a rest OF two weeks.
Lincoln and Roosevelt meet IN the
other game OF the day.
Tho iinoups for Fridays battle FOL.
lows,
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Big Three Teams Holding
Center Of Stage Saturday

I'd for numerous reasons. The Army
has one Of the best teams In tho
section. great line with bunch
OF great backs. and II Yale does
not show Improvement over the pre-
vious games. the Army mule Il liable
TO give them terrific kick.
The Navy and Pennsylvania arc
to dedicate the new Pennsylvania
stadium at Philadelphia Bob Fol.
well has developed a great team at
Annapolis nnd Pennsylvania looks
like a sure loser. Tho dope may DO
upset. however.
Harvard and Dartmouth are 10
play TO n packed house AZ Cambridge
Harvard looks like tho best team
IN tho East now and with fun
strength Dartmouth has only small
chance 20 defeat tho Crimson.
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Vernon Looking New York Yankees to Build Up 1923 Coast Team
Back in the Fold

Pete Muldoon, Seattle hockey pilot, is breathing
easier today. The reason for the freer lung oper-
alton is that Bob Rowe, veteran defense man, has
signed his contract IL was thought that Rowe,
along with Roy Hickey. was about to quit the ice
sport The season opens in two weeks, and the
Nets would have been without defense man.
There is still chance that Hickey, who is in BUSH
in Vancouver, b. c., may change his mind
and don a uniform again.
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CAN'T IMPROVE
VANCOUVER LINE

The Vancouver forward line can't
be improved upon very much. IT'S al.
most a cinch that Maekay will be ht
center. Harris a, lei, wing and "a.
ans nj right wing when the season
opens.
Combining this with their crack de-
Tense. Vancouver will be the team 70
beat again.
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CORMAN AND
MACKE WIN

PORTLAND. Oct. 27.--Joe Cor.
man defeated George Burns in 10.
round scrap here last night. In the
other big bout on the card. Al Nfacke
slipped a dream waliop to Sammy
Gordon's ohm In tho eighth session.
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COACH BAGSHAW 3 pretty WI
~ satisfied with his forward line
for the rest os the season. He VIII
undoubtedly start Hall and Pictre a,
the wings: Grimm and Ingram a,
tackles. Kuhn and Lliils AT tho
guards. and Walters AZ center.
Bagshaw has plenty Of classy line
reserves with Mccreary getting tho
first guard call. Haynes as the first
string center substitute. Tingiing as
leading tackle reserve. and a whole
flock Of ends. including Du Bots,
Wessrcm and Bartlett.
Playing together continuously tn
the big games this gang. with its
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FITZSIMMONS
VS.. FREEDMAN

NEW YORK. Oct 77.--Eddlo FTtz.
simmons. New York. and Sailor
Friedman, Chicago. havo been sign.
ed 10 meet in the i2.round semi. final
TO the Jack Britton-Mickey Walker
welterweight championship fight In
Madison Square Garden Wednesday
night.