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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
Stanford Cards Lose Star
Half for Washington Game

CTANFORD UNIVERSITY. Palo
- Alto. Cal. Nov. is. stanford
steps off on the laAt Jap Of its grid.
iron program this week with only
one handicap - the loss OF Rae
Doughty at half. from dislocated
shoulder.
Two games remain on the Card
ncheduie--tha contest next Saturday
with Bagshaw's Washington eleven.
and tho big game with California
November 2s. Compared with tho
struggle against Smiths wonder
eleven a week hence. the Viking In
vasion is regarded here as OF com.
paratively little Importance.
Nevertheless Andy Kerr Is making
extensive preparations for Il. He
started Guy Dennis Saturday against
Southern California. and will work
him In scrimmage all this week IN
an effort TO put the youngster In tip
top shape for the Northern squad.
Dennis lacks 10 pounds OF being the
beefy lipe.plunger Doughty was. and
has only his experience az skipper OF
the 1926 freshman team TO fall back
on. but his style OF open.field run.
ming is every bit as effective as the
veterans.
on Leonard Zcil Kerr's gridmen
will concentrate their attack. The
Washington booter viii have a
worthy opponent in "kewp'' Guide.
back. who has trained under the
watchful eye of Templeton. on the
line Captain bud DE Groot, center
Ia liable TO break thru any time and
smear up a punt. ms he did against
Nevada two Saturdays ago
Under the Warner system, az ex
pounded by Coach Kerr. the Cardi
nails have been improving by leaps
They started the season with a dis
couraginR defeat at the hands OF the
ail.star Olympic club. won two doubt
full victories against inferior teams
then hoped off In their 1922 confer
ence season with an uphill fight 70
victory over the Oregon Aggies.
Kerr is taking no more chances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

promrv
recently acquired Ha
pitchers they their third
said BE- no
OH soooe $4,000 the reported
bse
IDENTIFY could
~
ht'rs and
Baltimore
Bentley hitter and better base
He his just il aendancy white Rushs
should
he has been doing
generally
business
baseball
gate" always the FIRST TO be considered
w
baseball
In believed
Ruth
the
follow
- Eddie
Rouh However with Cunningham and oconnl
should
- he
hasn't pontwho
perfect outfesrs and did become perfect7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
Washingto Stanford Game
Big P. c. TuSSle Saturday

Corvallis Saturday. but as the Az
giles have lost two big games al
ready this season some of the edge
has been taken off the game.
California will take on Nevada at
Berkeley Saturday and should have
little trouble winning.
The University OF Idaho plays the
University OF Southern California at
Los Angeles. The latter team figures
TO win.
The olympic club will tangle with
st. Mary's in the only other big
game OF the day.
Tn spite OF the fact that Yale has
been beaten BY Iowa and tied by
the Army. the Bulldogs will present
formidabie front 20 Princeton and
Harvard. The New Haven team ia
facing the toughest assignment OF
the season Saturday I'm meeting
Princeton In the Tigers New Jersey
lair.
Princeton showed a world OF fight
and claaa against Harvard when the
Tigers trimmed the Crimson at Cam
bridge Saturday. 10 TO 3.
The Tigers haven't lost a game this
year and their victory over Harvard
makes them fayorites over tho Bull.
dogs.
Tad Jones has a powerful eleven
that has been pointed all season TO
these big games and the Tigers can
expect plenty OF trouble Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
HOPPE AND
CONT TAKE
CUE MATCHES

NEW YORK. Nov. is - Willie
IN Hoppe. former worlds isz bIi.
Hard champion. defeated Edousrd
HoremAns OF Belgium last nigh, In
tho third match of the worlds cham.
pionshlp tournament. 500 20 III
Roger Cont. Frances entry In the
international baik line play. defeated
weiker Cochran Of San Francisco.
500 TO 3Te.
Tho scorer
Hoppc-is. Is. 30, ist. %. o. 81. a..
$500. Average. So So
Hornmans~-o. S. az. 8. o. 10. 10. as.
o--iTT. Average. 10 "a.
conti--o. 0. B. 0. 20. 2. 0. IS. rs. a..
0. 9. io5. 1. T. isi. 90. 5000 Aver
age. 20 I'll
cochran-o. 1. 0. s. 0. 1. 0. 4. ~. ,.
4. Al, 100. 100. 8. 7s--3Ts. Average
% All.
Cont plays Jake schaefer today
and Weiker Cochran meets Erich
fTagcnlocher.
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with any OF his men in the Washing.
ton game. He intends 10 keep his
beefy tacklcs Fred I.udekc. on the
bench. no that his shoulder will be
completely healed for the big game. Z"
He IL also playing safe with bob
Jansen. left end. who has been out
since the preliminary game with a
sprained ankle,
While neither Kerr nor anyone In
authority around Stanford training
quarters Is making predictions In re-
gard TO that blg battle against the
Bruins. there rs feeling that II
Little Andy's" team keeps improv-
ing az the pace u has set 80 far in
November. there may be something
doing when big Andys" wonder
team comes down to the farm.
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way Tiger chewed the Babes 10
Is 10 0 tune last week and knocked
them out Of the lead. The Babes
have tied two games and have won
two.
a win Friday will give them three
wins. two ties and one defeat for
the season.
This would also mean that Frank
lin would have 10 be tied or beaten
by Queen Anne Ia their annual clash
and that Lincoln would have 10 be
tied By Ballard and Broadway or
beaten by one Of them.
Even II Garfield would win Fri
day and Franklin would win from
the Quays. the Babes would be out
Of luck.
Lincoln has the real inside track
10 the title because they can cinch
the honorH n they can beat both
Ballard and Broadway.
Should Lincoln be tied by both
Ballard and Broadway and Franklin
should beat Queen Anne. the title
would stay with the Quakers.
It's going 70 be a great finish TO
great race.
Saturday win see Franklin and
Queen Anne clash and Lincoln play
ing Ballard
With 20 much at stake In thcss
three days this week VIII see the
real climax TO the prep football
season.
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poor showing % the Yankees
was keen disappointment to
Huggins. who really expected TO
win. That upset has changed his
mind about retiring. temporarily
at least.
Unless sweeping changes are
made In tho personnel Of the
Yankees that club Is going 10 be
harder than ever 10 manage next
season. Higgins rcalisea this
and Il may result in change OF
mind before the season opens as
to again leading tho club.
The trouble with the Yankees
has been due 20 Babe Ruth be
ing bigger than the manager Of
the club. Ruth practically did
a. he pleased. which mad. Il
next to impossible for Higgins
TO enforce discipline among the
other members OF the club
Managing the New York Tan.
KEGS under present conditions II
worth a lot Of money and u II
doubtful II Higgins n getting
what u Is worth. or has tn.
health 10 stand u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
New Cage Plans Hard on N. w. Teams
Must Play
More Than
Cal. Elves
Coast Conference Splits
Hoop League Into Two
Divisions

HNiE Coast conference basketball
4 season has been split by con.
ference officials.
This season the five Northwest
universities - Washington, Idaho
Washington State. O. A. G. and ore.
Eon-wiil be IN one league and Call.
fornla. Stanford and University OF
Southern California in another.
The winner OF these two leagues
will then clash ia a series for the
championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
RILEY IN
FINE CONDITION

Jim Riley ~ In fine condition BE-
cause Of his baseball activities dur.
tnx the summer months and he i
hitting Il UP AT mid season form
right now
Morris. Foyston. Walker and Brt
den viii alternate al the other for.
ward positions Mccarthy. the new
player signed By the Nets. may not
BE- able 20 play for some time yet a.
he was pretty well banged up In
practice last week.
The three Seattle defense veterans
will be on hand again tonight. Rowe.
Hickey and Holmes doing their stuff
Fraser viii be ready TO Jump into ths
fray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
Miller Higgins May Quit
Before Next Race Starts

NEW YORK. Nov. ib.--Desplte
IN the fact that Miller Higgins
ha= been rcappointed as manager
OF the New York Yankees. the
impression prevails that he will
not BE- at the helm when the is25
season opens.
unauestlonably the Job IL Hug.
gins II he desires TO accept II.
but those close TO the mite man
aver say Il wouldn't surprise
them II he stepped down and out
before the next campaign.
Had Huggins won the world
@rses he would have probably
retired. Failure TO win the So
rses is ono % the things that
caused Higgins 20 again accept
the management Tho leader OF
the Yankees has plenty Of mon
ey. but he 10 In poor health. and
managing a club like the Yam.
KEGS IL far from being a health
tonlc.
To his close friends Iugxins
had told that he would retire at
the cAoss OF the 1914 season u
his team won the series. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15

OF his career won the national open.
French open and cvcry big touTna-
ment in America.
Yes. Walter L. quit. some golfer.
and 20 IN his partner. Joe Kirk.
wood. who IL the wcsror Of the
Australian open championship
crown. But when u comes 10 doing
something In the line OF trick shot
playing. the Amaze star Ia the
champion Of the universe. He's
going 10 open up his hagfui OF
wonder plays for ye golf bugs to-
morrow.
Arrangements have bern made
By the Jefferson Park Golf club
TO have the Hagen kirkwocd pair
play m exhibition match on the
Beacon HUI course next Sunday
afternoon. Al Esrinosa and Clark
speiFr have been chosen TO oppose
the visitors In this match. which
starts at 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15

This sounds Ike n real test Tor
Walt and Joe and a real treat for
the spectators: and. 30 aiao does tho
afternoon match. which starts al !
O'Clock. with Bon Stein. the state
amateur champion. paired with Lee
steii the holder Of the club title.
furnishing the opposition for tho
Hagen. kirkwood team. The wind
w Of the days pruEr,sn will be an
exhibition OF trick shots In golf by
kirkwood. which lasts about IS
minutes. This act alone IL well
worth the price OF admission.
In Waiter Hagen win be seen the
only American.born golfer 20 ever
win tho British open championship
the biggest title IN golf This
honor came when he led the field
on the Sandwich. England. course
laat June. Besides being the holder
OF the blue ribbon OF Eolfdom. this
Yankee lad has at various periods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15

purchased b. tho Giants recently,
Boley ~ said 10 be the brains Of
the famous Orioles and now that
Jack Dunn h hreakiag up hir baitl.
moro club ths big league teams arc
bidding for the crack infisider.
Boiey IL a corklns good hitter. DO.
sides being a fine inficldsr,
This gossip must mean that thu
sox aren't satisfied with Ernie John.
son. former salt Lake nhortsiop.
johnson. Il il claimed. gcts hurt too
csasiiy and u Just a $3.50 ball player
IN the majors,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
VANCOUVER MISSES
THREE VETERANS

Vancouver VIII miss Jack Adams.
the crack forward. and Art Duncan.
tho giant defense man. this season.
They showed tina; the other night
Charley Reid Is filiinr IN nj goal. but
he's not Hushie Lehman by lons
ways. Lehman won't report until
December !. Adams can't play thia
year because OF illness In his family
Duncan couldn't como 10 terms on
salary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15

IN vogue TINS ScAsohs iliol
have one of the greatest for
wards in the business in
Frank Frederickson. Fred
erickson was pretty well bot
tied up by the rover last year,
but with more freedom his
skating ability should bring
out his true greatness this
season.
F'redorickson win have two crack
veterans on zach side OF him on the
forward limo In ostman and Dunder'
dale and with MeoIing. Halder~on
and Anderson 60 help out. the Island
city team IL well fortlfted with for,
wards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
Seattle Nets, Off to Big Start,
Tangle With Island City Sextet
Victoria Team Should Play Better Hockey Under Man Ruling Many Sbs
New Regulars Other
PukG
BY LEO III. LASSEN


to
machine should
he royal
style
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
WILL WATCH
NEW RULING

Another new hockey ruiz will b
tried out here for the first time to
night when the anti.defens~ rule Il
demonstrated The Tuis Il that no,
more than three men. including the
Foaiie. can be standing inside o. the
blue line. The rest must he In mo
ton towards their opponents' goal
except when checking back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
liOsi,fff. ~
PRAISED

Connie Mack. veteran leader 81 tho
phlliy Athletics. says he worked
harder this year 10 got out OF the
cellar IN the American league than
he ever did 20 win a worlds cham.
pionahip, and Mack gives I'd Rom.
mel. his crack right handed finger.
most Of IA. credit fof turning the
trick,
"Rommel literally pitched ua out
Of IN. cellar Maya Mack. and |
.xpoct great things ~ him next
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
FAST MIN
ON DEFENSE

Glen and WIZ fouThlln. two OF
tho fastest skaters In tho puck
sport. viii take care OF the defense
again. wiif. the younger of The
two. should spark as real star this
year.
The veteran Fowler Is IN the nets
Again.
Seattle took 10 tho alx-man game
like tho proverbiai duck 20 the
proverhlai water In Vancouver tho
other night trimming tho champions
TO =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15

COACH HOWARD JONES of
~ Iowa has the faculty Of develop.
ing crack backfields.
When he lost his great quarter
back. Aubrey Deyine. II was felt
that he had suffered a serious loss.
because field generals like Devine
only come every now and then.
Yet Jones' has an understudy In
Leland Parkin who bids fair TO
achieve much OF the greatness that
fell 20 Devine.
While much OF the glory In the
Yale game was passed 20 Locke and
Parkin by the football experts. still
neither IN more valuable TO the sue
cess Of the team than v. &. Shuttle.
worth, star halfback.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
WILLARD IN EXHIBITIONS

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Nov H.
Jess Willard. former world heavy.
weight champion. viii appear with
Tom Kennedy and Joe Bonds at
the stadium here tonight for two
rounds each. II will be WIZARDS
first appearance in the ring since
he began training here in the hope
OF getting a match with Jack
Dempsey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
Big Gallery Expected
to Follow Golf Stars
Walter Hagen and James Kirkwood to Do Their Stuff
on North End Links Thursday; Play in Morning
and Afternoon; Kirkwood to Do Trick Stuff
BY ALEX c. ROSE

All roads will lead TO the Seattle Golf and Country club
tomorrow where the public il invited attend 1shoe
exhibition matches by the word-renowned golf kings
Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood and according Do talk
around town. the largest golf gallery that folwed
match in this city viii be at the North End links tomorrow
Play will get under at $50. when Bob tombstone the
clubs professional and Dixie Feager the veteran
teur crack. teeoff in besba match against the visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15

eTWE Washington Stanford game at
i Palo Alto Saturday win be the
big game on the Pacific coast
schedule.
The Oregon Aggies and the Uni
versity OF Oregon are elashing at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
White Sox
Are After
Joe Boley
Must Mean That Windy
City Team Will Drop
Ernie johnson
WHEN Califo
w scoring t.

he Chicago White
soa have entered
the bidding for
joe noley. crack
nhoftn,op OF the
baltimore orioles
later national
league critics say
that Holey In a
better ball player
than Jack Bent.
hey. the pitching
and hitting ACC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
LOWER CAL. is
MADE MEMBER

Lower California has been added
20 tho American Powerboat assocla-
ton. The new district has a mem.
bership OF 5000 enthusiasts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15

NEW YORK. Nov. iB.-Johnny
Curtin, Jersey City won on a foul
from Danny Edwards. Pacific
Coast negro. In the 10th round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
|sFEkI>G
| BENTON

Tho Cincinnati club IL now after
Rubs benton. former He'd and Giant
pitcher. Benton had big year with
NJ. paul IN the American association
this summer. Tho New York Yanka
aro also after him Tfsre may 10
rons keen bidding for shs big south
paw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
CANOE RACES
IN OLYMPIAD

American Canoe association has
Endorsed the addition OF canoe race7(
TO the 1924 oiympics at Paris. -
representative team win be entered.
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@f0 8 g
'@9gH9V

Centre faces one Of the big games
Of lite schedule Saturday. meeting
Aish.ms at Birmingham. The Ala
ha,ns team nearly waiIop~d the Army
earlier In the season.
The powerful Nebraska team will play
the Kansas Agxies a, Lincoln this week
Harvard tansies with Brown at Cam.
bridge saturday.
Syracuse aud Colgate clash In their
big game Of the scasen NJ syracuse
SATURDAY..
The Army plays bates Saturday. and
should win easily.
ceorgis and Vanderbilt mix in one Of
the classics Of the South saturday a.
Athens
Metre Dame faces hard game with
Butler at indianapolis Saturday. Butler
trimmed Illinois early In the season.
rittsburH and Washington and
Jefferson furnish one ~ tho best
bets Of the weeks schedule. They
meet st frttsbuss.
Pennsylvania and Penn state mix a
Philadelphia saturday. After a success
fun start the Penn team dropped straight
games to Alabama and Pittsburg.
on Dobie's Cornell team plays Al
bright at Ithaca
Amherst and Williams mix In their an
nual battle at Amherst this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
WINTER SPORT

II Ia planned 10 hold two months
Of winter sports at Montreal In Jan.
uary and February next. The city
government fsvors the idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
MARYLAND ORGANIZES

University Of Maryland goods
have organized rife and track
teams.
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Garfield
Must Win
on Friday
Slim Chance for Babes
Hinges on Game With
Roosevelt This Week

!. X F1E l. d -
Bah es must
beat Roosevelt
Friday at Den
ny field or be
counted out OF
the prep race.
II the Babes
can win they
Htill have an
outside chance
OF getting a
tie or tn e
title.
II he Broad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
BIG HORSE SHOW

National Horse show in Squadron
A armory. New York city, Nov. is
to Is. will consist Of over 200
classes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
Bagshaw Taking
rs Players for
Stanford Melee

The Washington football team
Is leaving for the Stanford game
at Palo Alto today. The follow.
ing squad will be taken south
by Coach Bagshaw:
Daley. Abel, Bryan. Du Bots.
Beck, Hanley. HIN. j. Wilson.
Timing. Grimm, Petrie. Hall.
Westrom, Bellman. Lillls, Kuhn,
Ingram, Christie. Haynes. Wal.
ters, A. Wilson, Sievers. Smith.
McInroe and zeil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15

California Team TalHeS $40 Points

f aatendW asIn gto un o he he
/ Opns fo seon
pc
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A sTAGNANT POOL

n NTNGNNNT FOUL
Blind to the beauty OF cloud and sky
And slender trees with leaves OF
gold.
Unmoved by the gypsy winds that
come
Gaily singing over the void:
But deep In It's heart In the memory
OF the blue and gold the sky has
worn.
Like the dreams OF youth that old
men dream
As they at IN tho sun on a SUM
mer's morn.
WHITELAW SAUNDERS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-04-14
THE TROUBLE WITH THE Rail
ROADS

mere appears on another page OF
this issue an exceedingly interesting
exposition of the business philosophy
or Henry Ford, the most outstandins
and challenging figure in the Ameri
can industrial world of this time To
its application in answer to the cues
ton. What is the matter with the
railroads of the United Statesg" at
tertion is particularly invited.
Mr.. Ford's immediate answer to this
question is that their rates are toe
high. But when The Worlds inter.
viewer said that he was not approach.
ing the subject from the standpoint OF
the consumer. the response quickly
came:
Neither are the railroad companies.
That's the trouble with all of YOU
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-04-14

Mr.. w. E. Halle of Monticello Fas
in the city Tuesday combining 0nsf
ness with pleasure. Mr.. Halle IS nos
interested in growing about SIX nan
dred acres of watermeIons for ssrs
for the Ocala Seed and Supply COR
pany of this city. Mr.. Bowden' pss
ager of the Ocala Seed and SUPP
Compay, informs us that az
acreage of melons is also being p''''
ed for seed in Georgia and lnal1',
Since. this firm has beeh estaDlisp-
IN this city it has done fourls0ns'
business as at all times seeds O s
kinds and in any quantity can Dc =
on short notice. Mr.. Halle has n's-
friends in this city who are ava,
glad TO welcome him and are plea'.
to know that he is enjoying
health and is prosperous.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-04-14

You never get hold of thing by the
right erd What's a railroad for ex-
cept for transportation? To hear you
people discuss the railroad problem,
you would think that railroad wasn't
built to ship goods but that the goods
were manufactured for the benefit
of the railroads.
The trouble with the railroads is
the trouble with quite too many bust
ness enterprises besides the rail-
roads. They forget the consumer
They will not see, what is to Mr.
Ford the first great truth to learn.
that in the consumers interest lies
their own largest interest Then
they lose sight of what they are in
business for. 1t. is anything but SER
vice to anybody except themselves.
The railroads were built and first
operated to enrich the promoters,
and customers of transportation
might be damned Then they were
run for the stock market until crowd
ed to or over the verge of bankruptcy.
And next they fell into the hands of
the bankers to produce great for
tunes in commissions on debt issues
and reorganizations, where they now
are. And the public comes into the
reckoning just as before
Mr.. Ford's remarkable demonstra-
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tions of success with his principle OF
consulting the interests of consum.
ers for his own interest can be trust.
ed to make their own impressive way
in the competitive fields OF business.
But railroads are now so compact a
monopoly that he is not permitted to
apply his rule even to his own rail.
road, as he desires. What then ?
How are the railroads to be so res.
cued from banking. control and plac-
ed as to admit of their operation in
first consideration of the public for
the larger success of themselves
World.