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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
norNp oNE

The weights ssrs annauncsd as iteE
pounds for 10th boys rhsy shook
bands stssS taking their INSTRUCTIONS
from Rsfrss Scott ana the tell started
them on their sls.Founa Journey,
They cams together fast Ia the center
% shs FiuK. both landing punches 70 the
body. They SPARED Tor a fsW seconds
for an apering with Hereof backing
Mrrfn around fha RAG. hercet landed
tizht end Irft 20 the body They
ciinCheI s-s MYERS landed several up-
per cuts. They eiinehsd aEain and tbs
exchanged taay hl0vH
Hsrr6t landed long right "a the ehin
and Myers rountsrvd with FiEAi 10
thr body Betepf landed a left and right
70 the body and a riFht and left 10 tie
head without rsgurh fisrrot paved
Myers with his right
Myers landed q left hook 20 the body
ard nsrcot popped hiin VITA = riEhi ard
left Aud anothrr fiEhi before thsy
eiinched.
Thsy exchanged lstt hands snd
giiHched. nsrcas missed and Myers
hooked him 20 the head with his left,
They rllnrhea again At tbs bell.
Hsrcot's fuund lie waa landing most
Of the punches ard was the axErssfpr,
ROUND TWO
Myers missed . rigid a. they started
fighting again. lie vent % the ropes
ana swung with hts right aH h9idIaE
on 90 the hemp. Bsrrpi ha isinE Away
frpfn TIE punch. Both mitsssi sa = furry
% swings and clinehed. Hefeat Missed
three leads and they clinehsd again
usrcut landed 4 Jeff and Myers eogn,
tered with a right % tho head
Myers landed a left 20 the head and
left 20 she body without return.
Myers hlt Bsreot with a hard RICH, on
;iir teeth. ths hardest punch 81 tise fight
50 far.
Myers landed Eaother itst "a ths head
and right 20 the body.
Hereof scored wiih hts LETT and Myers
couutsrcd with left hook 20 the body.
Bsrcot rushed him 10 tho ropes and
missed twice,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
FOOTBALL
FACTS
by A. VI. BARRON
Coach, Michigan Aggies,
BY BILLY EVANS

fI'iiE play ! regard m my favorite
is commonly known as the re.
verse"
No. / back receives the bali on
direct pass from center. He In
turn gives tho ball 10 No. who
cuts back between defensive end
and tackle.
No. 2 and the inside tacklo fol-
low the course outlined In the din
gram. taking the end out OF the
play. No, leads tho play. taking
tho first free defensive man.
Tho right guard comes around
and helps the left end with the op.
posing tackle.
The right tackle and right end
cross check In the line.
Tho center and left guard hi,
opposing guard.
The loft end on tho defensive
tackle with right guard.
This pley should be used after
the end run or off-tackln play on
tho right has been run and tho op.
position is shifted to meet IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
BRYAN ONLY
WASHINGTON
REGULAR OUT

JIMMY BRYAN was the only
- Washington football regular no,
out for practice at the stadium last
night. the big guard having had ono
of his ears lanced because Of cold
that had settled in tho ear drum. Re.
sides his bum knee the big fellow
has had plenty to put up with this
year.
Roy Petrlee with his beauty marred
considerably where some Aggic boot
snacked him right below the right
eye. was in practice. SO was Elmer
Tesreau. who wasn't in practice
Monday. His injured thumb on his
right hand Is bothering him some.
Chuck Smith. the second string
was on the sidelines with
a touch Of cold.
Coach Bagshaw ran his players
thru series OF new plays and then
had the scrubs and second varsity
run thru several minutes OF scrim.
mage. the super-varsity using Cali.
fornia plays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
nnrNn I'VE

Myers iAnGea riShi and len 70 'hs
body snd they Tough, Inside for several
seconds nsrcsl landed riEh, and left
vtthsut return TO the hsdy. nsreot
began forcing the sishi sFain,
Myers sosksa Hereof with two bard
dEh,s 80 the body and hooked biz left
70 ne chin.
They rlinshei several ,im,s.
Hereof missed hard isft and Myers
suuntsrrd with q fiEat 10 the 3aw.
Hsrf8t figundefr4 trying 10 lead 10
Myers and they riibehsd.
usreet scored with an uppsrrut COM
ms Gus % ciinrh and Myers landed
irft 10 the body. Thsy exchanged
punches III mid.unE,
iserres gspi coming and Myers was
enuntrrinE writ. Befrpt landed ilwcs 20
ihs head ulthuu, return. Ths lpEgsr biz
him IN the stomach with herd left Iust
before she tsii
II uHs Myers round BY = shade. his
hlgsa earning The aore steam saa Bet
cot asiEsed badly 81 She fret q ths 80.
E0a.
ROUND six
ThrY shook hands and went inta =
ciiash. both trying to infiEhi sitSsei
much success
nereot landed an uppsrout and Myers
CiaHrhsd. hiulnE tisrcat eta or seven
tlmss with short ppnches Willis IN the
riineh.
tierees raped Myers with two terrific
body blows aud followed Il up with
fiEht and icft q the body again and
forced MYERS 10 ths asmp Mysrs STAYED
Off THE rush eith punch 10 the chin,
but Hercot Kept fiKht on coming. They
exchanged several panshps ana nsreoi
finally forced him 10 the ropes getting
him tn usutrhi corner where he
sheNoFsd blows 10 the body and head.
Myers clinchluR desperately,
they finally oiinrhed snd came 20 the
csntcr ~ The ring aEaig. but Brfcot
forced hlsa 20 tho ropes again ard was
whaling Away At him whru the bell rang,
IL WAS nefoota round BY = mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
The Myers-Bercot Fight by Rounds

psrsqs landed sun rich, 20 the chin
ana they elintbsd - tie bsli
u Wa Myers round.
HOUND THREE
Myers landed a left 10 the isp 81 they
squared away and they ciihchsd Myers
landed tus more let's 10 ths head. Der.
COT crashed irn % the saw and began
backing aysFa around the ring again,
ThrY rliaehsa several times
huih missed several punches and Der.
cot fushsi him 20 the hemp All pagndsd
q i0,t 70 ths body and right 10 thn
head. ssfcpt landed a right 70 the head
and followed With iafts aud figais 20 the
body without return.
Thsy flinrhfd.
Myers landed a stir left uppsfrpt 70
Ute trsth ~ they came ouf ~ II and
Hereof went into another riiarh.
They exchanged wsiieps IN mtdsFinE
Hescat landed . LEFT 90 lhs head and
then raped him win = terrific riAbt
- tAe iaW that sent Myers 90 the ropes
Myers recovered aud started swinging on
The repss again. but herest backed asay
from him.
Myers landed fish, % thu wind ard
they cilBrhea at the beii.
u vas percegs round ~ a vide mar.
HOUND rouH
usrces landed She first ptFneh OF m.
round. hard right 20 ths law Darrat
isndsd isft sua right 70 the body
that drove Myers 70 the ropes Myers
landed Fighs 70 the BODY and began
pounding Hsrces with both hands Der.
cot popped him with n left "a the chin
and tutnsJ Myers clear around with a
blow on the molaFH
Htrcpt rushed hlm to tire ropes hus
thry ciluchsd several ,imss ucrrbt'a
let, 80 vas opened bY a punch ~ fbs
optic II bed slowly. Atysts landed
hard fiEht e. the chin and tao hooks
left and fiEht IN auiek succession
found their marx on the inaKrfss button
They we're wildly fighting IN clineh
at tbs belt
MYERS isfs cys was slightly Gu; a. h.
wrnt 70 his corner
" was pretty even with shade 90
Myers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07

LIKES NEW
CAGE RULE

COACH EDMuNDsoN. Of the
~ Washington basketball squad.
thinks that tho new foul convention
rule in basketball Is a good thing for
the game. The new rule liz that the
man fouled must convert tho try for
point, or points. ono or two tries de.
pending upon the nature OF the foul.
"The new rule Will put more stress
on the goal from the field" says
Edmundson. "and It Will not DO pos.
sible TO win as many games Ms for.
merry b. foul shooting. Idaho won
the coast title last year largely thru
the wonderful foulshooting ability
of Alex Fox.
"'rhe old foul shooting rule was
the same as II ball team could send
up any hitter they wanted to In n
game--it amounted to about the
same thing"
Edmundson will call out his Wash.
ington cogers in about two weeks for
first practice OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
BY JACK HOHENBERG

DREcEpiNG the opening OF the
prep football season nix weeks
ago. many potential stars were uu-
covered by delighted coaches. who
hailed their acquisition with grins
OF Joy. Some OF ihero men have
made good with bang.
OF course. the man who has set
tho high school race on it's car Ia
Mr.. Seymour who packs a football
for Coach PcnHo at Ballard Bo-
fore the season opened. fluss Sey-
mour was just gardcn-yarioty
football player.
Tho Broadway Tigers were go
ing TO win tho ponnant at tho first
OF the year, but they rockoned
without Mr.. Seymour. who packs
the pIgskin for Coach Peasc. Tho
fleet halfback paved tho way for
the Tigers downfall. when he gal
loped thru tho line for 20 yards
and touchdown.
Another boy wonder who has
done his best 20 make his team
stand out Is Thur Thornton OF
West Seattle, Thornton, new
conner, looked good in practice and
looked better In game. Ills
coach. Harry Aiilholin predicted
that he would be star before the
season opened and who win say
that Coach AlilholIn was wrong?
Hal Snyder and Beans jerks, the
two Queen Anne discoveries, arc
both playing real football for their
team, Snyder holding forth at right
guard and jerks playing center.
Thomas Hyllcngrcn. the Roosevelt
quarterback. was practically un.
known In football circles before the
season opened No one except Coach
Charles D'Vornck thought that IIyl.
lengren would amount TO n row OF
flower pots. Hyllcngren Is nov orc
Of the leading contcnders Tor tho MI.
city quarterback job. lilo cnn kick
for an average OF 40 yards, and pass
with average accuracy. lie IL a good
open field runner and nods tho din.
tlnctlon Of bringing down tho fleet
Indc lndridson premier prep quarter.
miller, In n chase that eavcd tho Bal.
lard game.
Young Danny OJcary II franklin
hns been swift In development, and
at times has showed finishes Of rcel
form. o'Lcary has dons good work
IN the prep loop this year.
The development OF LaDrnohe MS n
quarterback, ut Broadway, hrs given
conoh Llohtanbcrgcr someone to 81.
fectlycly command his forces. Tho
Tigers, tho out OF the running. are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
PrepCage
Players to
Start Soon

A TH.ETES OF eight Seattle
~ high schools viii lay aside
the moleskins In "A little less
than three weeks and turn their
attention TO basketball, the king
OF indoor sports.
Queen Anne, last years
champs. have a fine chance 20
repeat. with Jimmy Austin.
Percy Bolsiad and Eddie Butler
on deck FOR service. Frank Hor.
mig. guard. and George chase.
another back floor man. are cX,
pcoted 10 report for Coach Snai.
waechter's first call December
1e Is the date which is set BY
the Queen Anne mentor as the
start OF training.
Roosevelt, tunnersup. are as
strong MS last year. with Monte
Snidcr forward. Don Day center.
Eddie Hagist forward and Nv
NOVEL; guard. back for service.
Ballard viii have RUSS Scy.
mour and Gideon Duncan for
guards. Coach pcasc is expected
10 uncover some new talcn.
among his football men.
Garfield win present art Duffy.
one OF the clevorest forwards in
the league last year. Chuck Car
roll. Ralph Hopper. How John.
ston, Harvey Barrager and many
second team men are back for
sG9vice.
Little is known Of the chances
OF Broadway. Lincoln. West Sc.
attic and Franklin. but these
teams should all present strong
iineups.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
Prairie
Has NeW
Official
Jimmy Gardner Will
Handle Hockey Wits
tie in Canadian League

EoR tho past few seasons the
Prairie league las had trouble
In finding a good rot OF officials TO
handle the Ice games thruout the
schedule.
This war Jimmy Gardner. a
former hockey star is slated 10
handle the whistle In that circuit
Gardner comes from Montreal. where
he has officiated In the Canadian
amateur hockey championships for
many seasons.
Gardnvr was the pilot Of tho
New Westminster club when tho
Coast league WIS first formed and
was known TO the fans 40 the Lit.
he Sian Of Iron"
The Coast referee work viii fall
10 Mickey Ion again and II viii bs
taken caro- Of IN Ions usual fine
style. Ion II one Of the most con.
sistent officials that any sport has
known and Is the hest hinder OF
the whistle IN hockey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
ANDY" SMITH
SPEEDS DRILL

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. lin n
feYcr Of preparation for the coming
games with Z. s. g. Washington
aud Stanford. Andy Smith. head
couch Of the University OF California
football team, has begun secret prac.
ticc TO bolster Up the Bruins
mediocre offcnse md barred all spec.
tDtors from the field excepting news.
papcr men. Smith is said TO have
been greatly surprised and dlsap.
pointed by tho scorcloss Tic his
obnrgcg played with Nevada satur.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
FRENCH AFTER
IN MEMORIAM

I'ARIS, France, Nov. 1.-THE re.
cent victory Of the colt In Memorinm
over Iey, conqueror Of the champion
English 3.year.old. pupyfus. has Up.
vet preparations OF French racing
promoters for d match race between
Hev and the French horse EpInard in
this country. That an effort 10 get
IN touch withthe owner OF In Memo.
Ram for the purpose Of Inducing MIN
10 bring his animal across the ocean
for n similar contest Is regarded as
certain by followers Of the race
tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
NEW DEFENSE MEN
AT VANCOUVER

Vancouver has lined up two new
defense men in jos Matte. former
Saskatoon player. and Joe Carbeau.
once member OF the champion Can.
adiens. Matte was obtained in a
threccornerod trade whereby aHrry
Cameron goes 10 Saskatoon. Jack
Adams goes 10 tho 81. Pats and
Matte comes 20 Vancouver.
Carbcan WAS obtained in trade
that sent Corte;i Denncnny back TO
the Eastern league.
Bill Binney will probably start the
season at goal for Vancouver as
Hugh Lehman cant report because
OF work. Cook. Duncan. Mckay.
Skinner and Parkes win also be on
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
MANY NEW FOOTBALL STARS
DEVELOPED IN PREP LOOP

still dangerous 10 any team they run
up against. Scott and Runta have
helped 10 tighten tho Orange and
Black mentors burden on the line.
Johnny Potts and Ray Olson OF
Lincoln have done as wrll IA could
be expected with their team. Coach
Logg had little material 20 work with
whom the season opened. What little
he did have was ineligible. and so
these two backficid men hnvc not had
real chance TO show their true
worth.
There In still an opportunity for
some outsider 20 step to s,nr1on. A
blocked kick, or an intercepted pass
has brought many man glory which
was unexpected. TO say tho least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
NEW FACES
Al NIlInIiIA

Seattle won't bo the only team 10
have now faces this year.
Victoria hns "A trio Of now men on
deck Jimmy Gibson. Bill speck and
Glen Tryhe, new forwards. viii be
playing Gibson ~ conceded TO DO
The bcst man OF the trio. The former
pair cnme from Calgary in the trade
for Eddie oaimhn. while the latter
is an amateur who got his start in
rittaburg.
Frcdcnclson. MeoilinE. Anderson,
Haldorbon. Dunderdaio. Glenn Tough.
lin and Fowler. all followers. arc OK.
pscted hack, nitno Fowler hasn't
signed yet
WIZ I.oughlin has been sold 70 the
Toronto club. In the Eastern league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
FLOYD JOHNSON
is ABOUT THRU

NEW YORK. Nov. Floyd John.
son. Western heavyweight. has def.
nitely slipped into the atso-rux class
in so far a. championship fight pos.
slbilities are concerned. since his re.
cent defeat at the hands Of Jack Re.
nault. Canadian heavyweight cham.
pion. Johnson had nothing to show
against Renauit outside Of a willing
spirit and the ability 10 absorb a lot
Of punishment. Critics who have OBJ.
served his development believe he Is
thru as q main.eventer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
Three Queer Decisions
Handed Out Last Night
Bercot, Rolo and Smell Deserved Verdicts in Then
Bouts, Only to Have Referees Call Them All Even
Bercot-Myers Fight Is Good
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

TT night of bamy decisions at the Crystal Pool last
night three verdets of the mburger order being dshed
out BY three different referees.
Dode Bercot clearly entitled to the call over Spug
Myers in the main event Pat Scott calling il $3.50; Sailor
Roo beat Fred Welsh and Ted Whitman called II even
Doc Smell clearly beat Eddie Mccarthy and new official
named James Ray called Il a draw
Back TO the main event:
1t was another great fight this siXround scrap between
Bercot and Myers but the Monroe logger forced nearly all
the fighting and had the first third and sixth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
TY COBB WILL
RETIRE IN "a

" Cobb, player-manaser Of the
Detroit Americans. WI probably be
seen in action for the last time in
1924. according to recent statements
he Is credited with making. Age is
slowly taking the dazzling speed out
Of the veteran. He probably win be
retained as manager OF the Tigers
after his playing days end, as his
trial at handling the Detroit club was
far from failure in the opinion Of
the clubs owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
HOPES TITLE
QUITE SECURE

While Hopes brilliant stand
against overwhelming odds Of satur.
day night. when he came from far be.
hind 10 defeat Young Jake schaorcr
and pull into a Tie for the 1872 balk.
limo billiard championship OF tho
world Va regarded as certain 10 hold
his title for another ycor. He win
play or the tie With Welkcr Cochran,
with .ho title nj stake. and the young.
or man Ia given but an outside chance
TO take the measure OF Hoppe in n
dual match. nltho no managed 10
turn that trick In thu tourney play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
RnsENHEKG InsEs

NEW YORK.. Nov. Dave
Rosenberg, Brooklyn middlcwcight.
lost on a foul to Pat Walsh OF
Cincinnati here last night. The
referee stopped the fight in the
fifth round, charging that Rosen.
burg was using the heel Of his
glove. Walsh twice took the count
or nine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
NORRIS LEAVES
FOR NORTH THURSDAY

Bernie Morris. Seattle forward for
several years. leaves for his new
surroundings Thursday lie will
plny with the Calgary club in tho
Prairie league this year Morris,
along with Jim Riley and Roy
Rlclcvy. viii be missing from the
old guards when the Nets take the
Ice 10 start che season next Mon
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
MILLER LOOMS
IN GRID SKY

Don Miller. balfbacls on the Notre
Dame team. is in line for an all
American berth, according 10 the
praises he is receiving from Eastern
critics. Milier's work stood out when
the %O,re Dame wonder team trim
med Georgia Tech Saturday. lie
scored two Of the fiyc touchdowns his,
club put over. and got away for fou
runs Of more than Is yards. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
CALIFORNIANS
LIKE DILLON

Dandy Dillon seems TO be getting
By In great shape In tho four-round
boxing game in California. lie made
himself solid with tho Los Angeles
fans and boxing writer's last week
when he administered n wicked beat.
ing 20 frankie Brown in the semi.
windup TO tho Colima.Foley bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
RIFLE TRYOUTS
AT gu" SOON

Tyouis for the Husky rifle team
are being held now. Capt. Hale OF
the X. o. T. e. viii coach the team
this year. Last year the Washing
ton gang came within very few
points Of winning the national cham.
plonshlp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
KING LOWERING
DISTANCE MARK

The old record OF 1921 for the
threc.milc cross country run at tho
university has been broken.
Winchester speed" King. who
has been lowering his time steadily
since the timing began, turned the
trick when he made the run in
1870 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07

WITHIN dry or two Nick WI
w liams. the most capable score.
iary the Seattle club ever had. will
be leaving for his home in san Fran.
cisco. He won't be back next year.
Why. ] don't know. The Seattle club
is running It's own business. but In
losing Williams thoy are losing one
of the best qualified secretaries In
the circuit. Some say politics pro.
NOTED the change. but whatever IL
is. Il Is costing the Seattle club a
valuable baseball man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
HIS HONOR TO
SHOW STUFF

University boxers are anxiously
awaiting Mayor Brown. who has
promised 10 visit them and demon
straits a few tricks OF the boxing
trade that he picked up when he
was a prominent amateur boxer
some years ago. II ought 10 be a
mighty interesting exhibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
MITCHELL is
BOUT WINNER

DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Pinkey Nit.
chell. Milwaukee welterweight, won
a newspaper decision over Sid Bar
barian OF Detroit in 10 rounds here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07

THERE has been some talk that II
l. tho Coast league big Five
Portland. Seattle. Oakland. salt Lake
and Los Angcles--doesn't get what
IL wants in the Coast league meeting
Saturday that those cities viii se-
ccde from the league and start an
outlaw circuit. That's just talk.
They wouldn't last season. There
have been several outlaw baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
Prep Miller Is
at University

A Ind who won tho inter.
scholastic mile al s,agE field
twice in succession ia Il freshman
at tho University OF Washington
this year.
IIc rs Drumnioud Wilde Of
shat,uck Military academy and
no ran tho mile in 4:34. That
mark for a prep schoolcr is not
70 be sneezed at and you can DO
sure that IIec Edmundson, track
coach. has hts eye on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
Won ELM MOVES
TOCALIFORNIA

George Won Elm, golf star. has
changed his residence from Salt Lake
City 10 Los Angeles, says n southern
dispatch, He is expected 10 take
part in several matches during the
winter in southern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07

A s FOR the draft. have always
n been In favor OF Il. as the
drafc gives the young players all
chance 10 so 20 the big show. Set
the draft price At $4,000. allow
only one player from each club TO
be drafted. and where in the world
is the harm7
II player Is so COED that the
majors want him badly. his minor
club viii sell him before he ever
has a chance 10 be drafted.
The minor leagues have been and
always will be the irainin. schools
for major league players. Tho ma.
jors arc tho bulwnrks OF baseball.
and It's folly for any single minor
league TO fight then.
why. right now the international
league and American association
clubs sre beginning 20 weaken. and
~ they do. the Coast league must
follow or lose its prestige. as these
leagues win get all the cream OF
the major league castoffs.
To say we don't need players
from tho majors Is a joke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
CARD BOXERS
TO AUSTRALIA

Tho stanford university boxing
tcnm WIN tour Australia this sum.
MGR. a definite program of meets
WITH Australian teams viii be com.
poted later,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA
BEATS RUTGERS

NEW YORK, Nov. West yir.
einla defeated Rutgers at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. n TO Z. The
game was played in n sea OF mud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07

r o U n d s. myers Won INC
second and had the shade in
the fourth and fifth.
Bcrcot finished Tho stronger of
the two, having Myers In a had
way on the ropes in the last round.
just befoN tie bell that ended the
nsht
II was fast fight with plenty
Of action. Both boys started plenty
and both OF them caught plenty Of
waIlops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-07
NEW YORK "U"
WINS CONTEST

NEW YORK. Nov. New Yot
university defeated Fordham by i
20 10 score at the Yankee Sta.
dunn yesterday afternoon.