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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
BY LEO Ii. LASSEN

WHILE tho Washington Huskcs swamplng
, w tho University Of Southern California freIans IN
the stadium Saturday the some $4,000 spectators saw
the FIRST great Purple and Cold machine since tho
palmy days ~ Gilmour pobio
They saw an eleven with power intelligence and
fight that smothcred tho tricks % the rroans before
they ever got under way and they saw team follow
the bah and take advantage 90 every hrcoc
What they witnessed out there Saturday a
football team fighting mad, not only playing for its
Alma Mater but also Tor "Baggy," tho lonhcorted
coach.
No player. no coach team is greater than tho
university because tho school goes On whom the
others pass,
Bu, Saturday Enoch Ragshaw's day, The play.
crS. TO man. wego playing for Washington alone
They playing Tor The Little Giant and they
made good for him.
IN all OF the history OF Washington football it's
i doubtful n any coach had TO contend with
the situations that Bagshaw has had 20 work against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Local Elk
Golf Men
Defeated
BY ALEX c. ROSE

WHATS the matter with Gene
w Hatton. Harry Griffith. I'D
Brown and a few morsfof ths Tel.
lows whose names appeared on the
top OF tho local Eliza lineup when
they teed.off IN team golf matches
in previous years.
The absence OF tho atorsmen.
,ionccd players In tho annual Seat.
Ito W. Tacoma Elks' links battle.
played on the Darlington Country
club course. yesterday. resulted IN
tho latter herd winning b. the one.
sided score OF ~ 10 20.
Bon stein and "BiIlf Noonan. the
respective lcad.off mon Of the Seat.
tie and Tacoma herds. furnished tho
feature match Of the day. After
having the first nine. the Tncomana
took an carly lead on the second
round and looked like sure winner
when he teed-0ff 70 the i4th hole.
three.up and five 20 20. From then
on Stein began to reduce the lseway
but no hnd 10 sink 2o.foo,cr on
tho home green TO square the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22


to be much closer, regardless
of which team would have
won.
The other Coast games ran true to
form Friday and Saturday.
The University OF California team
showed the same strong offensive as
ever in beating o. a. c. 20 10 0 at
Berkeley. The Aggies were danger.
Gus only once in the game when
they reached the l7.yard line as TIM
result OF recovering a Bear tumble.
But the Aggies were thrown for
three straight loses and then n
place kick went haywire. The first
Part OF this game was close, being
scorelesS. but the Bears cut loose in
the second half and ran away with
the game
stanford. considered the dark horse
Of the California teams this year,
continued to show power by running
up score OF 42 10 against oeel.
dental at Los Angeles.
The tricky Gonzaga team gave too
much weight away TO the strong
Multnomah college team and lost,
10 10 0. at Portland.
Idaho's Victory over W. s. c. Fri
day showed that the vandais are TO
be reckoncd with this year. and Ore
gon produced a smart backfield
combination in the Whitman game
that same day that win be hard TO
stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Vest Seattle Team Is
Making Good Shouting.
Defeat Handed Franklin Saturday Puts Indians IN
Race for High School Honors; Thornton Is Show
ing Up Well in Backfield Play
BY JACK HOHENBERG

DEMONSTRATING that smoohness of attack which dis
~ tinguishes good eleven from mediocre one West
Seattle high school gained lap in the high school by
defeating Franklin 1870 Denny field, Saturday Another
scoreess tie the RoosevetBaard encounter Friday,
frightened the
BY virtue of its victory West Seattle advanced into tie
for second place passing four teams her upward struggle
demonstrated excellent ability to follow the ball and squ
thru the line. Thur Thornton halfback to be the
spark plug of the ofense well the defense AS he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
JOUans Out
of Big Ten
Grid Race

/ ILLINOIS and Michigan stand out
as The contcndlug teams Tor the
BIC Ten conferences title this year.
Illinois put Iowa. ipgi-s2 cham.
pions. out Of the race with ? 10
: victory at Iowa City Saturday.
while Michigan showed world OF
ciaas in boating Ohio state % TO Q.
wisconsin also showed promise
hy wwnmpiug Indiana o. TO 0.
Chicago Just did manage to beat
Northwestern is TO o In tho only
other conference game scheduled.
Purdue was held 10 n ~ tic BY
wabash and Minnesota beat North
Dakota 81 20 Q.
Nebraska WIS hcld to n scorclcHs
Ito by Kansas in tho big game Of
the Missouri Valley conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
wv" COACHES
MEMBERS OF
TEAM BOARD
UuEcK" EDMUNDsoN, tract,

0HECK" EDMCNDSoN, track
IL coach. and Jimmy ArbutE-
not, wrestling instructor, both of
tho University of Washington
coaching staff. have received their
official appointment as members OF
the American Olympic games rec
ommendation committee.
Arbuthnot will recommend sec.
tional tryout for the Northwest. He
thinks that Robin Reed. tho great
o. A. C. lightweight, has the best
chance of making the team OF any
wrestler in this section.
Edmundson hasn't made any state
mcnt as yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
OREGON PUTS SAX
AT HALFBACk POST

Oregon lie using Moe sax. former
W. S. C. quarterback. at haifoacl<
position this year. Hay Chapman -
such good pivot man that Sax.
with his great speed. Is more valu.
ablo as back. with big Hunk
Latham at FUN Oregon has a fine
back with such experienced men as
Sax and Chapman TO help him out.
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n light, but smart and tricky
aggregation.
This coming week they meet
Georgia Tech. the pride Of the South
AZ South Bend. Ind. Notre Danes
home field
N the Micks can ring up another
victory Il wit be y browning achieve.
meni. m they have schedules with
ihreS Of the best teams in the eoun.
toy on successive Saturdays. two Of
them away from home,
Their running game and not their
forward passing Is what beat
Princeton. according 70 mos, Of the
accounts Of The struggle The Tigers
simply couldn't solve their swings
around the ends and their smart for.
nations Miller and Crowley. two
great halfhacks, grabbed most Of the
Notrc Dame glory while Lnyden was
also 10 the limciigh,. staging ono IS.
yard run for a touchdown after In.
icFceptlnF pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

DIGIT OF the reel tho iIuakles took an adynnlhse
II Of a break when Cot ruca passed poorly 10 otto
Anderson the Trojan kicker and the ball rolled to The
goal line Charging down on the bah a Washington
furgurd fen on and tho Iluslcs had tho Same KIND
Of break that they dd against California loft fall.
uut they didn't break under tho strain Saturday.
After three powerful plays George Wilson scored "a
touchdown and Les sherman kicked goal
The second touchdown oamo in the second quarter
when the Husklcs beat the Troiuns al their game
forward passinR. A couple Of well executed phsseH
put the ball within scoring distance and sherman
finally carried the ball over
A place kick by Zcil gave the 1Gusces 10 points IN
tho frat half Zen and sherman place Kicked for six
points in the second half
That tells the scoring story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Glimpses at Big Game
BY TOM OLSEN

As soon as tho final gun wns fired,
Coach Henderson rushed upon the field
10 congratulate his successful rival.
Enoch Hagshaw. The pair stood IN the
center Of the field for a full minute, with
their hands eiaHped. 'Efendyr was gra-
cious in defeat. as was .'Bagxy'' Ia Nc
tory. No evidences OF the hard feelings
that Southern papers tell their readers
about could DO seen.
Cot Rice. the big Seattle boy, playing
his fist college game N his home town.
was plainly suffering an off day"
Rice's bad pass from center Ia tho early
minutes OF ths game was responsible for
Washington's first touchdown. Every
one who saw Rice play at Broadway
during his prep days here knows that
he's n star. but he wasn't anywhere near
up to snuff Saturday.
Freddy Westrom, tho former Everett
end. was going in top form Saturday.
&estrom. besides stopping every y. 5. G.
play that came his way. SHARED the pass
that put Washington within striking dis
tanco for the second touchdown.
It's Bagshsv's turn TO laugh now. The
wise ones who amused themselves by rid
ing Wsshingion's team during the whit
man game a week ago. were not IN evil
dence with their babbie Saturday. It's
quite likely that most OF these wise ones
we're among those that placed money in
downtown cigar stores on the TroJans,
and giving 10 to 6 odds at that.
Shooting off fireworks before the game
starts Ia all right. II usually serves to
pep Up the crowd. But when the encouu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
EVANS BACK AT
OIL ARIER IOR RE.AKS

bob Evans. sub quarter Tor Cali.
fornia last year. Is holding down the
FIRST strins signal eailing position
now. They tried him AT end. expect.
ing TO use Carlson. former Everett
boy. ~ quarter. but Carlson broke
an ankle and Inlay, another candt
date, fiivvered out, 40 Exams has
been assigned tho position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
HARRIS GOES
BACK TO AS

Spencer Harris. Seattle ball play.
or, has been recalled by the Philn-
delphia Athletics from Bay City. of
tho Mint league Tho "a" club
must either sell him outright or
give him his release this time. MS
II has put him out on option three
times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

match.
The return half OF this Elks' tilt
will be played on tho Meadow Parl,
links in Tacoma. next Sunday. and
c. S. "cappy" Kcllisan. chief hcrtier
o. the locals. Is counting on hia top.
noichers 10 respond to the call.
Yesterdays matches. which were
decided on the three point system.
resulted as follows Seattle players
named first in each coupled. Stein
o. Noonan 0: Groenway 2. McColley
0; calohan 0. Smiley 2: Reynolds 0.
GrigEs }: Horncr 0. Made 3. sobey ,,
Perkins 0: r. Smith ?. Yost i,
Dwan 0, Johns }: Kondrick 0,
Wright 3: NorEaustern ,. Baohrack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
WONDER ALE Is
BIG LEAUGER

Speaking OF Oregon. Wonder Abe.
considered one Of tho best tackles
in the conference last year. Is play
ing the same good game again this
year in the opinion OF Rose City
scGbes who have seen him work. lie
played wonderful game against
Washington here last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
yiRNELL AND nOI.iN
ARE REAL OFFICIALS

George Narnei. referee. and sam
Doinn. umpire. the fellows who
worked Saturdays melee here. ARE
two Of tho finest officials In football
Varncll has reputation that's M
tionally famous now since bis work
In the iutersectional games in Call,
sornla varncll Is succesS because
he is right on top ot the play and
knows all OF the tricks % the busl-
ness. polan Is very eapabls man.
too. and the pair arc much IN de-
mand thruout the conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
KANSAS CITY
WINS ANOTHER

BAIT MORE, Oct. 22.-The
Kansas City American association
club defeated the Baltimore Orioles
in the sixth game Of the junior
worlds series here yesterday. ~ TO
5. The series now stands Kansas
City 4, Baltimore 2. Another vic.
tory by tho Kansas City club viii
cinch the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

during his tenure ot service at Washington,
when he oamo down from the Everett hgh school
hc asked two seasons Ia which 80 set hti DHtem
working lilo said he didn't expect TO have Il football
team until tho third year, This ia that season, And
take Il from yours truly pud tho $4,000 bugs who
saw that game SATURDAY, win agreo no has great
machine,
Even after tho great year he had last season with
a practically inexperienced team 'Baggy" got plenty
Of knocking. And until tho overwhelming defeat of
L, =, c Saturday he got plenty more this fall,
Those fellows that PLAYED ia Saturdays game dished
up the Kind OF football that made "naggy" tho most
takcdot high school mentor In the land while he
az Everett
They had power and knew how TO use IT,
rTNIE other night az the Rogova banquet before the
l. big game. "BagEy told tho that all tho
tricks IN the books wouldn't work Saturday n they
would hlt those rrojans and ht them hard ON every
play Those Huskcs played cleanB, but they GER
tanly gave the Callfouans punishment that they
won't forget in a long time.
They smothered the visitors before they ever got
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
PRINCETON.NANY GAME
THIS WEEK

one Of the biggest games OF the
week coming is tho Princeion.N Navy
tusslc that is scheduled for Balii
more. While both teams lost their
Saturday games. lot OF interest is
worked up over this mill. II Prince
ton should lose. it's cinch that
they won't have such tough
schedule next season. as II won't dc
tho Tigers gridlron prestige anS
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
FARMERS SEE
GRID BATTLES

Paved roads streaking across mid.
Western states. making automobile
trips a pleasure. rather than n hard
ship. have become an important fac.
tor in filling huge football stadiurls
in the Western conference this sea.
son with new type Of football root.
er-the farmers.
Farmers do not worry about driv.
ing 80 miles to SEQ football game,
returning home the same night. Mai.
John L. Griffith. commissioner OF
athletics Of the big Ten" declares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
PENN STATE TRIMS
NAVY EI.NEN

Penn state took fall out OF che
Navy Saturday. the Lions winning
81 to }. As The Navy is coming "a
tho Coast as the Eastern team on
January at Pasadena. Il isn't any
boost for the Navy that they took
that beating. aA Penn State was
beaten out here by Y. s, c. year
aro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Complete Card
for Local Show

Tho complete card for the
smoker 20 DO staged al the cr,a.
tai Pool Tuesday night foIlows
Spug Myers "a. Dode Bcrcol.
ilailtweiFhis4
jack Lockhart 50. Stanley wfi.
IL, weitcrwclEh,s
Al roug W. Young ospowd.
lighiwsighta
Soldier Woods VI. Tho Danvlilo
Kid, welisrwcishta.
a curiniuraiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Those Hplskies Played for "Baggy in Saturdays Game
o. lndlylaual effort Of ths aay.

cst individual effort Of the day.
TIVE Zlcl 20 Hall aerial route stlll effective
i Leonard Zie made perfect pass 70 wayne
Han that would have resulted In touchdown II
Washington hadn't been Dcn1llzed Tor holding
The zio 90 Hall pas combination h just about the
best In tho Wcat
UuIE W0Ihngton line performed admirably Pers
and Kuhn. AZ the tackle jobs and Bryan at
guard dishcd up good football. WalterR center play
good and his passing perfect lie has recovered
from his early slump ana the center Job IS well
taken care Of
rhe rest Of the forwards care Of the big task
THE first big game Of the season Is on the right
l. side OF the ledger. BagHhuw may not have
championship outfit, he has tremendous schedule
ahead. but he has fighting team and ops that
should play good football from here That's all
the fans ask.
The team viii take = easy this week az tie College
Of Puget Sound game won't be 80 strenuous and the
eleven VIII then be pointed 20 the o. a. e. game al
Corvallis week from Saturday.
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w. a J. NOSE
OH CAKNEGIE

Washington & jefferson, made
famous by Greasy Ncaies great
eleven Of two years ago tina; held
California 10 90 tie. IL winning a
LOT OF close ones. Saturday the Pres.
ldents beat Carnegie TO !. and a
week ago noaed out Brown II TO ..
Winning the close games Is what
decides a good many championships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
DARTMOUTH TO
MEET HARVARD

Another good game should be the
Dartmouth Harvard mix. While
Dartmouth hasn't been going 80 well
OF late. neither has the Crimson and
tho New Hampshire squad Is given
good chance to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
THREE BIG
COAST GAMES

This coming week win find three
big games scheduled on tho Coast.
The Stanford.U. s. C. game AT Palo
Alto viii be the big attraction.
After their rout here the Trojans
don't look so formidable. They viii
be an acid test, however, for stan
ford's hopes.
California cones North TO play
Washington State at Portland. The
Bears should win. as tho Cougars
have lost two straight games. altho
they are said to be improving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
OffirInIs
SISLER WILL
HEAD BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. oct. 22.-Georgc sis.
lor one OF the most popular players
In baseball, has been named manager
of the ST. Louis Browns, It was an.
nounced yesterday by Business Man,
nger Bill Friel upon his return from
New YoI'-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
AUTO RACER is
ON WAY HERE

Ralph milford, the famous auto
racer. will arrive in Seattle Sunday,
1t was announced today by Geo. w.
Stroman Of the Chandler Motor Co.
OF Cleveland. Ohio. Mulford win
demonstrate the qualities OF the new
Chandler. Il was learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
YALE WINS
IMPliE.S SIAItIN

Ypls continued 20 show power Sat.
urday by beating Bucltneli easily 20
10 -. The Bulldog IL showing a
world Of strength in It's pre- season
games. winning MI Of them bandily
Harvard had trouble with Holy
Cross. managing 10 win, 10 Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Portland Catcher Will
Manage Bridgeport Men

Jack Onsow veteran Portland catcher will manage the
Bridgeport Conn, team in the Eastern league, according
to baseball report received here today Onslow consid
cred by many critics the Coast of the smatest
cevers in the p c. loop this year. should make good
pilot With Rowdy Elliott returning to the Beavers from
Columbus Of the American association Onslow won't be
missed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
DOBfE BEATS
COLGATE

The Colgate team. expected 10 be
Corneils hardest game Of the season,
wilicd before the Hmashing attack
Of Gii Dobie's men Saturday and
went down 10 a - 20 defeat. It's
shame that The Tall Scot didn',
have real schedule arranged for
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

TIVE uuBldcs were bouncing the Troians or Of the
j. stadium ground with plenty Of pepper ana Gordon
Campbell stnr u. y. G. fulbnek who " a rabbit run
uer wna brought down u couple OF times without
ndcration Of his personal comfort. ana he lost his
head aud nlugged Of the w" He
promptly kicked out OF the game and the team penal
ized half OF the distance 30 tho goal 20 yardG
Adams. substitute center went out or the game
with cracked nose bone, Pythan star end. lImped
or with twisted ankle. Hawkins. star gunfd WAS
knocked cold IN charge and couple Of other
Trojnns wcro packed from The field Les sherman.
who got up out of sick bed to pilot the Washington
team, had 90 leave tho Rnmo with injured legs and
Fred Abel his successor had hip injured. n was
pink tea annlr, that Stadium game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

0. Aronson .. Nelson /: Blair 0.
cavanaugh .. Bridge ], white :;
Finaon J. Dexter 0: Mcdonald 0.
McKcnns ?; Levine 0. Jowders ,,
Ruge !. Sutherland 0: Hail 0. Glow
3: Walsh 0, Ball ,: GaIbraiih /.
Russell 2; Kcilison 0. Nelson ,;
pickens 0. Davis 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
PITT STADIUM
HAS 2 LEVELS

rittHburg's now stadium will be
modelled after Rome's Coliseum, and
when completed will seat 10000 per.
sons. 10000 on the first level and
10000 on the second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
W ashington's Win W as
Only Saturday y pset
Other Pacific Coast Games All Ran True to Form,
With Stanford Showing Power and California
Beating O. A. c.
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

THERE'S denying that the University of Southern
i California team went on the field against Washington
Saturday slight favorite to win from the HusieS and
that the 220 Washington win was an upset The of the
in the nature of unset too II expected
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ter Is going on. they should se slIsnesd.
~ one stage tn the same. Referee George
Farueii mistook one o. the bombs for the
timers giu, and when the official rrat.
Ted what had happened ne took time
oat and ordered that that form or Noise
making should be stopped.
Only one Washington mI,pisv VEN. eel.
dent from the stands. ana that vas ~.
very serious one. Elmer rgsreau. sstth
Two or three Trojan players atnudinv
near him. did not act as interference
"Hsn Washington man was running
osfN punt. The man carrying tho bail
et ~ rack % Tesrsan. and tho big
Shehalla lad did not look around 10 see
hich way he was coming 20 as 10 aid
N the Interference. TeHroaa Won't toao
game. "
BaEshaw Isn't the kind Of n fellow Ia
/ SIT back and take 4, easy now IA. sin
have his men out on the field thia s,,..l
noon. putting them thru tho rerulsr
practices PAGES. Thsrs1l be no ovsr.eot,.
.ipehce In the Washington cafup. wash
,nston plays the College OF Puget Sound
- ths Tacoma stadium next gaturdaS
ana ths oregon Aggiss at Corvallis on
the following week.
Roy Fetrie. the Charleston giant, has
Flhdlcated himself. The big follow nts,.
ing MS first Coast Conferences game -
= tackle, was la every play and made
norman Anderson. toutad by l.. A presa,
agents a. All-Amsriean timber. loot uks
= beginner. Petris has been criticized
tor not mixing fight and aEEresslvencss
WIN MS natural speed and size.
|
one wonders what they're saying down
~ I2s Angeles. From reports from the
oybIhern town, II seems that dIspoaln,r
oi washington would bo nothing more
than the daily practice. PITY Hender-
soh poor warriors IN they had 10 s-o
urday. "'''
football education isn't all got out
on the gridlron. Sometimes y ghnre ~
y comes across a banquet table. This
was tho case with Washington. At n
banquet Tor the team wednesday night
spseh Bssshaw gave a forcoful address
/ Tor ths benefit OF his men. III YOU
tackle those men hard" no said. ..trsnt
mem rough. but DO II fairly, you'lf
knock all OF the trick plays. fancy
| formations. and 80 forth, right out OF
| thsir syStemg.' Those IL wasiine.:a4t
men followed the coach's advice, and
everyone at the game saw tho results
! When Southern California man went
down, they didn't spring to HIS feet
lightly. but forced themselves slowly up
AL their pep and ginger gone.
Washington plays California Mt Berise-
ley on November ~. u viii be great
game. and n tho HuskIe play ike thev
| did Saturday, there's likely 10 he new
| Coast Conference football champion.
/
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

TWO future grents-in fact they arrived" Saturday
were the big hits OF Whsbinglon'g glorious vie
tory one WIS George Wilson, the charging Everett
hair back and the other was Elmer TcKreau. who
should rival Walter shcl. considered Warrington
greatest, ns fulback when he gains the necessary
experience They played wonderful football Saturday.
Wilson's 7oynrd run from kickoff was the bright.