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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Saturday Is Big Grid Day
Big Football Spectacle Is Scheduled
Princeton Us. Notre Dame
RY HENRY d. FARRELL

NEW YORK furnishing pogram OF
been ordered better than the football schedule which win oo played
interesting game perhaps filled with
hard contests and eoa speaes Is the battle to be fought At Prince
who are 10 make their second big shot in tho East
Kind % play Both are upoese and versatile and both arc sa.
IA :. , sea- IT,, nc 49, p.,s "a, ny, =, rr..ntsS nv
an eleven 81 The 49,, sr Will. So,r pams "a aiwys powerfu
Both Princeton among football ns
tuons IN the country On successive Saturdays Noro Dame had
while the taking succession
Georgetown No Dame Navy. svarhnore Harvard and Yale
Pittsburgh another eleven that arsnses schedule. on the theory
give hard start with and make ihem harder they
come has another OF game with the powerful syrace team
@ and T has r and then nd on
State.
he TO find when the Mdhpmen venture
e1dek always has the Penn state teams wen equipped even tho a
@ a. hand now Is no, as spseiaoaar as = was two and three years
In narrowly missing SONS bumpnss in the
back and also by an unexplained Inability set might
this malady II such should have this
powerful eleven from ives. Point returns tomorrow to m
duel with the south BY PLAYING the ahama Poly team Tho Cadets
than that which win take
place At Ithaca between the equally
great team from Colgate Both
several while Colgate upon tough
Philadelphia win look upon this
ns's 6 the first critical test Of the fouehton
things slowly and rhes good this ~,
son and Columbia has to win
National interest win by Eastern
games there prospect the Middle
West
The Western Conference big guns Of the season
with Michigan meeting PLAYING Illinois
chicago plays Northwestern goes against Indiana
and Minnesota entertains North
6oa Tech gets ready for the Notrc playing
oSn an eleven which
annual invasion OF the goes agaIna, -
which the horu.
the strength OF the eievensi
Tech ro,a a..
pressve in the first
overwhelming n early games 49, II - 50
While be Ito. -. -.
set IN the last three coloneis should have =, ~
very smart team as long Uncle handling t,n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
TRACERY WAS
RECORD SALE
FOR HORSES

PLuER blood may be found in the
veins OF other aristocrata OF the
equine Get, bu, certainly no higher
price blood can 10 found than Is
represented In Papyrus. ,hc English
Derby winner. who "a 20 represent
England IN the race for the 5.yeaf.
old championship % tho world. az
Belmont park. on October 20.
Ths father OF PRpyrua waa
Trarery. who waa sold by Angus,
belmont. the American turfman. al
TIE ags % 10 months. 20 an Argrn.
tine sportsman fer tsss. 900. ths
highest price ever paid for horse.
The dam Of papyrua was Mirn
Matiy. BY Mareoyll. out of Sim.
ouath. papyrus was soaird a, Work.
sop, Notiinghamshlrv a. the breed.
INK farm Of Sir John Robinson. At
tho Doncastcr sales In 1871 ho was
sold to Benjamin Irish. gentleman
farmer or Lincolnshire. FOR $500
guiusas
The grandfather Of Papyrun vas
Rock Sand. Kentucky Derby winner,
who was sold later for $4,000. the
second highest price ever paid for
horse.
The family tree on his dams sldo
traces back TO the famous ST. Simon
and ormoude strain and i, crosses
With the Ervat Eclipse, ono OF ihc
greatest Of them all
Papyrus Il beautiful animal. His
conformation IN almost perfect. aliho
some supcr.crltica have remarked
that hia head Is "rawther coarse"
For an animal OF sueh unusual
brcsdlnE. he IL very mild hammered,
kindly dlspoacd and extremely sen.
alble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

II was az tile Wilmington hotel.
just before the Trojanh were TO so
out Tor their daily practice. and
Elmer Henderson. Joe GottHleln. Art
Younger and a couple OF scribes
were talking football.
Il think Gil Dobte IL the best
coach in the business" declared
Elmer Henderson. but would
rather play against pobie any time
than against Andy Smith.
''Dobis plays the straight game.
bang. bang styis OF football. and
then he springs n trick formation
and beats you by Z 10 0.
ION tie other hand Smith Is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Will 1924 See Another
NeW York World Series

NEW YORK ipFor the third world
~ serer staged exclusively n
Are such bad thing baseha think
that ha continued Of The New clubs win det
mental effect tho game.
u argued 'at The buying the
viii nahis them continue win Incidentally.
raised that monopoly many
Of the fans from tho n
How much viii the
be ablp 90 show tho
John Mcraw year
fight believes his club
again win IN 1894 lie
Manager Higgins Of the majority players
unit In The belief that Babe
10 finish In front for the years
unr thing n certain the
purchase player league The
buness relations with
hands II Harry Frass enabled tho
the ed That
Take Babe Scott way schang Herb
pnnock iioyt smith
from tho Yankees
An those players Boston
trading mood supplied number others
No longer vii tho Yankees DC nble
become necessary develop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Southern CdLifOrnians
More Polished Outfit
Washington, However, Is Given Good Chance to De-
feat Touted Visitors; Purple and Gold Will Have
Weight Advantage; Record Crowd Due
BY LEO II. LAssEN

THE University of California Trojans are going into
L Saturdays game with the University of Washington
Huskes slight fayorites 10 win
The popular margin hoyers between nine and Ii points
several local bets being reported the latter basis while
nine points being given by many Of the boys who
wager the family jewels and such local athletic events
While the Huses will go into Fridays game the heavier
team and possessing the individual stars the Trojans
have looked like polished aggregation in the past
weeks workouts.
The teams going into Saturdays game on an even
basis and don't figure for minute that Washington hasn't
chance because those Huskes with their potential power
may find themselves and If they do then watch out
u. s. CT
Washington hasn't opened up this season. sticking
TO few plays and practically formation thruout the
four games played But the weight power and speed is
there If they only bring it out
It's the big test for both teams It's the hardest game
either has faced far this year. and may make break
the conendng squads far the rest of the
concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
This Won the Cookie

HENDERsoN claims that he has
IL the best spirit among his fell
lows OF any team in the West. He
sltos an example;
Last year he had Galloway and
Dolley. two corling good quarter
backs. Dolley was the regular dur
ing the early part OF the season.
but the papers In l.. a. kept up n
running fire OF stories on the quar-
terback situation and when Gallo
way turned out TO be n good kicker
Henderson put him in the game,
In the game with Penn state,
Galloway made wonderful stab OF
Il forward pass within a few feet of
the Lions goal line. He was
knocked silly by n tackle and when
he came TO. he asked the referee
how many times Trojans had had
time taken out, and when he lcnrn-
cd II was four he asked Captain
Calland to take him out OF the
game so as To save the big PEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

year the famous Prayin' Colonies
beat Harvard. TO 0. says that
there's a difference in the play be.
tween the game out here and back
East. They play q cleaner game on
the Coast. says Rice.
In the Harvard game. Horween.
the Crimson fullback. was warned
five times for dirty tactics. says Rice.
and they didn't use the Colonies very
easily.
Rice also says that there's all the
difference in the world between FL.
mer Henderson and Charley Moran.
Centre coach.
Henderson is a driver. but every
inch gentleman. while Moran is
almost a roughneck." says Cot, but
they both get results, and that's what
seems 10 count nova days"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
FIELD AND STREAM

Hunters displaying their game this
week IN the Piper a TAFT contest include
n. y. Mastsrsou. SSe7 f2th ave, 4. w,
VINO brought back a large buck from
stevens county. DR. Earl Ristlne SOP
american Bank building. was ons ~ tbs
few successful hunters Ia Island county.
bringing back nice buck from WILDLY
islana; ,. Goodwin. of the Bristol ho,si.
Fas iueky UP IN ciaiIam county. bringing
down a nice buck from tho calawa river
country.
salmon fishing IL mt Its height Mt the
present time. the siigers furpishlnK the
elnd OF sport that IL looked for ~ the
angling fraternity. The fish are not ~
large as tho King or spring variety. bat
what they lack In slEo they make 10 Tor
n samlness and quality Of meat Ths
Dis fish are taken on both tho hand troll
and light tackle with rod and line, the
latter sport furnishing some OF the great.
eHt OF thrills 70 be found IN the fishing
game. Tho most successful spoons ~ Tho
present number the Stewart, Seattle
model. size .. =. s. 4. In sizo g. Sound
oval and the super Diamond The hest
fishing Is found along tho East and wcst
waterways, Salmon hay. Alki point. Mag.
nOila bluff and Richmoud Beach,
ID. r. Musselmnn, sI3o 4ith 4. W., dis.
Played some mics silgArs early this week.
the sans being caught Off the West go
attle bonthouse. 70. u. Reese was an.
otner lucky salt water fisherman, findipg
some good sport With this siiycrs or Jim
EempH boathouso NJ tho foot OF Nassa
chusetb a. He made his catch with a
20. D.. y r spoon. 10th catches were
displayed at Piper y Tafrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

CoT RICE. the big L. s. c. center.
v who is also quite the boy In a
basketball game. Gays that ,ile Tro.
JAMS viii bear watching In the cage
sport this year. Leslie Turner.
former broadway coach and one OF
the beSs that ever handled a team
in tbs local prep league. Is tutoring
the TroJans.
Rice played center under Turner
for four years and was All.city
pivot for three years.
Otto Anderson. member OF the
football squad. is another cage
player with the Trojan tam here
this week.
Speaking Of Rice. the big fellow
who played AZ Centre college the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Henderson Talks About Coaches

most reckless man with the open
style OF play ever saw. He has
the men 10 do his tricks after he
plans then. which is the browning
part Of IL all. But instead OF trying
that play once and being satisfied.
Smith keeps shooting II at you. and
beats you 40 10 0. where Doble plays
safe after scoring"
Continuing. Henderson said that
he thought California was IL per
cent better than any other eleven
on tho Coast this year and that
Washington, U. S. c. and Stanford
were next In line with their strength
about even, and with Idaho. W. s.
c.. Oregon and o. A. c. trailing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
BY EARL A. FRY


Hunters arc confirming themselves 10
water fowl and deer thsss days, tho up
land bird season In Western Washington
having closed for tho present. October Is.
Duck shooting showed up very good
during the early part Of the week. ard
will continue good with the change In the
weather. The skagit fats have been
furnishing excellent sport as the wind
brought the birds we'll Into the shooting
iocations. Inland shooting is also i'm
proving with the rains and storms, The
low regions Will also carry the necessary
water 10 attract water fowl,
Upland bird hunters nre looking for
ward 20 the opening Of shooting In Gan
Juan and Whateom counties IN Western
Washington. and Yakima KittltAs and
Benton counties across the Cascades. ne
ports TO Piper g. Taft tell OF some w0n-
derfui shooting 10 be found in tho two
western washington cOuntIes san Juan
listing Chinese pheasant shooting that
has attracted uurrheriess sportsmen each
Year and Whatroms not being far behind
with excellent sport on Chinks and Hun
Earians. The season in San Juan county
opens November ! and continues 10 tbs
aoth. The Whatcome county bird season
opens November | and continues To No
Nefnbcr ~. Chinese pheasants and Hun
Eariana are 10 be found very plentiful IN
Whateom county particularly in the
north and western parts.
Many local sportsmen are awnIting tho
17th Of this month, which means the
opening OF the Chinese pheasont ana
Hungarian partridge season In Yakima
and Benton counties These two districts
Will feature the split season this year. as
they did last The season opens October
~ and continues the 2sth and gsth, No
samDsr 2. 4, 10. ~, IL ard is finish up
she nine days sport Elititas county
opens November I and continues for a
period Of 10 days. terminating the senson
Novsnter 10. Birds are reported pienu-
fui IN both counties. Yakima county has
cut down tho big limit this season 10
Tires Chinese pheasants and five Hun
Earians OF n mixed bag Of eight birds.
Kittitag county VIII hold 20 their old bag
limit OF two Chinese pbgasants atI three
Hungarian partrldgos pcr day, or Il single
bag OF five Hungnrians. The birds are
reported very plentiful In both counties.
Interest in deer hunting has been slim
slated greatly this season thru the con-
test being staged BY Piper Taft. Great
rivalry exists among the local big game
.ninrods who ara oonteHtlng for the high.
powered rifle being nwBrded by Piper a.
raft. A large number IT fine specimens
liaye been displayed NJ the big downtown
sporting goods store, and from reports
there viii be many more before the sea
non closes Weights in the contest have
noe been given out, and VII not he mode
public until after tho close OF Tho con.
fest, October 30. A 1.uger pistol and
tso-quart Fcrrostate bottle make ZIP the
pribo list In addition 10 tho 5o5 savage
riffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Husky Backfield Talented
.HEN Bagshaw sends his Husk. 1

WHEN Bagahaw sends his Husk.
" les out on that field tomorrow
he VIII hnsv a backfleld that can
rcally do something. Last year he
had Leonard ziel and when Zlcl was
thru performing behind the line
Washington was thru Now he has
George Wilson and Elmer Tesreau.
big fellows who can pass and run.
and Abel can do those things, too.
IL Les sherman Is In at quarter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

HNiE University Of Southern Call.
fornia has some wonderful play
err coming UP for NEXT years var.
aity from the 1879 frosh team.
Brice Taylor. the Seattle eolorcd
haiftack: Manuel Iarinetta. the best
open field runner in California inter.
scholastic circles last year. Bob
Leoh, another great halfback. and
hnif dozen others are coming up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

But both Of them are big. strong.
fast. and know football. IT they
didn't have the stuff they wouldn't
DO in there. because Enoch Bagshaw
has plenty Of men to replace them
with.
IL Kuhn and Petrie can deliver
against two such stars as Anderson
and Cummings. then Washington
doesn't have TO worry about tackles
for this season or next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
CONNOLLY is
ONLY A FAKE

The original "one.eyed Connolly"
famous gate crnsher, Is dead. The
bird who Is going around the coun.
try now, claiming the honor. is
nothing more than an imitator OF
the famous original. Tho new Con.
molly was at shelby and got into
the fight by working for the pro.
moters at odd jobs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
TO
RACE ONLY
ONCE HERE

NEW YORK. oct. is.--Bnsll jarvis.
IN trainer Of Papyrus. which will
meet Zev Saturday. haid yesterday
the English champion 3.year.old will
be taken back TO England next Tues.
day and will not be able TO meet My
Own, In $4,000 match race pro.
posed by the Lnural race track.
The Laurel offer was for match
between Admiral Cary r. Grnyson's
3-yearold and the winner OF the Zov.
Pnpyrus race. If papyrus wins he
viii not be run again in this coun.
try. according TO present plans.
II have said that viii put the
horse on the AquItanln Tuesday, and
that's final. " the British trainer said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Abel Is a Handy Man

MO team Is stronger than Its sub
' stitutcs and that's just where
Fred Abel IS going 10 come in
mighty handy 10 the Huskies this
season.
Abel isn't the best football play
er in the world and doesn't claim
TO be, but he can step into a half
back position or he can take over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

r. the University OF Southern Cali.
= fornin football team had played
Penn state In October instead OF
January, Norman "swedo" Anderson.
star left tackle Of the team. would
very likely have been chosen All.
American tackle for 1929.
This much was indicated when
Tom Thorpe. famous New York Uni.
ycrslty coach and official, said that
he would have given Anderson High
consideration II he had seen tho big
boy in action before lie chose his All.
American team for 1922.
Thorpe officintod nt the U. s.. c..
Penn state game, after which he
declared that he never saw tackle
play n better game than that put up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Busy Day for Husky Tackles

WAsHINGION'S tackles face q
w bury afternoon at The Stadium
tomorrow. Norman and Cummings.
the powerful Trojan pair. rank with
the best tackles the West has seen In
years. and they're both experienced.
Roy Petrie and Ed Kuhn. Wash.
inEton tackles. are both playing their
first seasons in that position. pctr4e
being an end last year and Kuhn a
guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
MICHIGAN TO
DO PASSING

ANN ARBoR Mich. oct. To-
Michigan hopes 70 beat Ohio ut It's
own game tomorrow with pass
Ing attnck built around Hurry Iilpkc,
nlhAmorlcnn hnlfback, and Hcrby
Stcgcr, bnckfiold sprInter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
WHITMAN AND
OREGON PLAY

PENDLEToN, Ore, Oct. 19.--Ore.
gon and Whitman were TO meet here
today In their annual clash. The
Whitman team, accompanied by
nearly the entire student body, wns
to arrive hero ut noon today. Both
teams are In excellent shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

back. as expected. lie will have the
brainicst field general Washington
has had In years at the helm.
And those fellows are pretty fair
performers when ii comes to de.
fensive play. TOO.
Henderson's backfield may be
bit faster but Washington's is yer.
satilc with four triple threat men,
and they have moro weights.
II the Washington line holds up
there won't be much TO choose he.
tween them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
AND
IDAHO WILL
MEET TODAY

pullman. oct. is~--washlngton
i state college and Idaho. tradl.
tional rivals. were 20 meet In their
annual gridiron contest this after.
noon on Rodgers field here. For the
first time since 1918 Idaho Is favored
10 capture the contest.
over 1000 rooters from tho Uni.
versity Of Idaho. only IL miles from
here, are expected to be on hand 10
pull for tho Vandnis, while $500 stu.
dents at Washington State college
viii lend support 10 the Cougars.
Idaho hns never defeated Wash.
ington State since 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
INLAY LOSING
OUT AT CAL

Tut INLAY seems 10 be losing
out as quarterback az tho University
OF California. He doesn't 1T in well
enough with Andy Smiths systom Of
tho pivot simply directing play.
Dunno King may get tho Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
McAuLIELE RUINED

IT looks Hike Luis Firpo ruined
jack McAuliffe. Tho young Detroit
heavyweight showed n lot OF prom.
$50 until Firpo crushed him. Now
everybody II beating the Detroit
younsstor' BARLEY Madden trimmed
him tho other night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
BANTAM TITLE
SCRAP CALLED

NEW YORK. Oct. lo.--Thc Joe
Lynch,Jce Burman bantam chm.
plonship bout to have been held
tonight has been postponed. Lyneh'a
manager declared that the champion
dlslocaacd HIS shoulder yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
WILLS REFUSES
TO MEET TATE

NEW YORK, oct 1O.--lIarry
wills, thru his manager. 1add,
Mullins, hus refused the offer o,
Tex Richard, the promoter TO meet
BIZ Tate Mt tho Mndlson Square
Garden here next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

the quarterback reins and the club
goes right along,
He can kick. run and pass and Is
n good triple threat man. He
showed against Whitman that he
can place kick too
Abel has his weaknesses. but
versatile back such as he is. is
pretty hard sort OF bird for
coach TO have hanging around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
DIoPHON WINS

NEWMARKET, oct. 1p.--Dlophon,.
from tho Aga khnn stable, won the
middle park stakes here today. Ear
Roseborry's Plnck was second and
King Georges knight OF tho Garter
third, Eleven horses ran,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Trojan Frosh Players Strong

who are expected 10 give Elmer
Henderson a powerful aggregation.
Henderson says that while the
new conference ruling preventing
active coaches from going out and
getting prep stars 10 come TO their
respective schools he believes that
II a school climbs 20 the top Of the
football heap that Il win be enough
OF a Dagnate 10 draw future stars
to IL without going out after them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
FIRPO STATUE
PRIZE OFFERED

Former Argentine residents in
New York city arc offering q prize
Of $500 TO South American acuIptors
for lifc.slzed statue OF Luis Angel
Bipo. the heavyweight boxer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
The Fighting Norsenlen

Hon coad you like 10 hare this big baby crash into vou
for an hour tomorrow afternoon ont at the Stadium?
Norman Anderson is this young Norsemons name and
he is the biz Of the University Of Southern Cali
forria grid team, playing Of the tackles He iceighs
goo pounds, koius all Of the tricks Of the tackle
position and is Of the best men at the position in
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

atty that comes with the fifth time
out. Dolley was sent in and
touchdown Saved
Henderson claims that wins the
cookie for spirit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
ASHMORE WILL
MEET INDIAN

Sailor Ashmore, tho fleets cham
pion lightweight. boxes Mike Doyle,
the Indian, Friday night In San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
TRICK PLAYS
FOR BADGERS

MADISON, Wis, oct Wis
consin worked hard on intrlcnte
plays today for their big 10 opener
with indiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
FEAR OTFIsNsE

CHICAGO. Oct. l0.--Foars OF tho
Northwestern offcnse cnuscd Coach
stage to drive tho Chicago team thru
long defensive drill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Sande Is
Il e s t of
Yankees

NEW YORK. oct ia Opinion wa.
~ widely divided before the Amer.
lean thoroughbred was picked TO run
against Papyrus. the English Derby
winner, IN tho international cham.
plonship race.
Many turfmen thought that Ms
own was tho best thrcc.yeRr,old la
the United States and should have
been picked Instead Of Zev.
Many still think 90. and IL the
British horse aholud win. they Will
always maintain that Papyrus did
not beat tho best American horse.
There were no doubts. however.
a. 10 the jockey who should have tho
mount on The American color bearer.
when tho race was first considered
tho name OF Earle Sando suggested
itself Immediately al tho only rider
IN tho country who could complete
the combination OF tho best jockey
and tho best horse against tho for.
elEn invader.
Sands IL tho premier American
Jockey OF tho present day. Many
qualified judges OF racing are willing
20 allow his star 70 shine into tho
past and they regard him as being
a. good IA Snapper Garrison. Tod
Sloan and other great riders Of yes
f.rftav