The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-29
High Scores Feature Prep Grid Weekend
Kudys and
Tigers Tie
Big Battle
Roosevelt Is Given Hard
Battle by Scrappy Lot
of Lincoln Warriors
BY JACK HoHENBERG

| COMPARATIVE high scores fes.
IL tured the week end IN high
/ school football circleg. Garfield com
ing out on top OF West Seattle by n
1858 score. and Roosevelt taking the
measure OF Lincoln by 20 points 70 2.
In the other game played. Broadw
and Queen Anne battled 10 90
In featureless game OF football. y
] The Lincoln. Roosevelt mixup was
not as much OF a runaway as The
score seems to Indicate. as the Rail
splittcrs put up one or the most re.
markabie fights seen on prep grid.
irons IN years. The Llncolnians were
/ outweighed some four or five pounds
TO the man. and yet they fought the
Rough Riders off their feet during
the first half. Roosevelt was ex.
tremely lucky 10 come out Of tina;
first half with a siH.pOint lead. as
the touchdown was made an instant
before the gun.
Coach I.oggs men came hack in
the third quarters and fought even
harder than before. seeming TO give
every ounce Of cnegry they pos
Bessed. Roosevelt forced them re.
lentlessly back 10 their goal line.
Bruce leading the way with some ter.
rifle line smashcs The astute Hyi.
iengrcn. whose quarterbacking has
been ono OF the salient features OF
I the League this year. was sadly off
/ form Saturday. He had been gain
| ing on line bucks. and on the 20.yard
line elected 20 pass. Johnny Potts.
Lincoln haifbaek. intercepted a pass
from Hinkle and set sail for the goal.
Max wilmot and Jim Marsh. Roose.
welt linesmcn. were close on his trail,
however. and after he had run to the
s0.yard line wilmot dived at the in.
reference. and March made the
tackle. Line bucks were futile. az
Captain Bob Schoettler. standing
his 50.yard line. place kicked directly
thru the posts from a bad angle.
Tho red and black team was worr
down TO nothing during the las,
quarter. and Roosevelt pushed over
two iouchdowns Capt Bruce and
fiinkle we're the backfield stars for
Roosevelt. with wilmot, March and
Wild standing out on the line. Capt.
Bob schoettler and Ray Olson. quar-.
terback. were the iumlnaries for Lin.
coin. IS
Ted Origins educated toe failed
TO bring victory 10 the Broadway
Tigers in their tussle with Queen
Anne. Twice Cragin attempted place
kicks. one from the 54.yard line and
another time from the 3s.yard mark.
His first attempt sailed true. but fell
three yards short. The second try
was blocked. Quarterback La Brache
ran hts team in fine shape Stan
Grummet and Capt. Dick Frame
played well on the line.
The Garfieid.west Seattle tussle.
on Friday. shows more than ever
that Coach Brigham's boys are dan.
gerous. McGuern's. generalship
end running have placed the BIZ
dogs on an even basis with the best
teams in the league. The return Of
| Chuck Carroll TO the game may
have something 10 do with the unex-
pected scoring rampage OF the Pur.
pie and White team. At any rate,
the GarfieldBroadway affair. which
is 10 be run off this weekend. will
bring out some OF the best football
yet exhibited in the high school race.
Both teams are at the top of their
form, and all cripples are back in the
lineup. The memorable pie fight be-
tween the two schools still fingers in
tho minds OF a few of the students.
and both schools are sure to exert
every means for a victory.