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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
FIGHTING TYPES HOLD GOLFTITIES
MARSION AND MISS CUMMINGS RULE BECAUSE THEY FIGHTERS

matters. Go ahead and do your best.
This does not happen 10 DO tho
case. however, II only appears TO
be. There IN place IN golf for tho
fighting type. and tho reward IN pro.
portlonately sweet, Indeed. two fight.
Ing types carried Off tho chief honors
In tho amateur field In America tho
past season when Max Maruton won
tho mems tito at rTossmoor and
Edith Cummings tho women'a at
Rye.
Marston'B dominant quality ms n
golfer Is his fighting ability. As n
shoemaker and Stylist he In not the
best amateur in tho country by quito
a margin. We think Jones, ouimet
and Sweetacr rank far above him
And yet 20 win the title Marston
went out and knocked OFF these three
stars In order. one tho open cham
pion. another the nmateur champion,
the third a one.time holder OF both.
Marston won because he fought TO
the last putt. What he lacked In
hriIlinncy he made up in unwayering
perseverance, and sublime belief In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
JUAllard Has Cinched
= Prep Football Title
When Garfield Trounces Roosevelt, Ballard Moves
Into Second City Championship That Ira Pease Has
Won for Red and Black
BY JACK HoHENBERG

IkA PEASE Ballard miracle man, has triumphed again.
The Beavers have cinched the 1928 Seattle high
school football championship the second time that Pease
has the title for the Red and Black He won back in
1920 and this is his second prep pennant.
The Beavers fighting every minute of the time and
really made fine record. fairly good line with two
great backs in Fred Decman and Russell Seymour brought
the honors to Ballard.
The champions have game to play but they
are in regardless of the outcome They play West Sc
attic Saturday.
Roosevelt high school eliminated by Garfield Satur-
day. taking the last obstacle out of the Beavers path Gar
field won, to o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

reLeading
for HOnOrs
by HENRY =. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Nov. 1o.-Yalc, Cor.
~ nell. Illinois and Michigan still
hold their heads high and lofty as
the only unbeaten and united
oleyens in the esteemed fast com.
pany OF tho season.
Yale and Illinois, by reason Of
tho class OF their victims. stand out
as tho season draws to a close, as
two OF tho greatest teams and per.
haps better than Cornell and Michi.
gan.
Two undefeated Eastern teams
dropped out OF the select society
when Syracuse was defeated by Col.
gate and when Washington and
Jefferson was downed by Pittsburg.
Syracuse Is in exactly tho same
position as Notre Dame--a very
fino eleven with record spoiled
by one loft game"
Yale, In covering Princeton. flash.
ed ono OF the finest looking teams
that has been seen in the East this
year. Notre Dano against the
Army and Princeton had no more
style or finish than Yale had In
running away from Princeton.
Old Yale grads heralded Il as the
greatest OF all Yale teams but. with
enthusiasm curbed. Il does look like
one Of tho best in years and years
and ono that would give any team
In the country a terrible fight.
There Is no doubt that Yale has.
in Richeson. Mallory, Pond, Neale.
Neidlinger, Stevens. Bench and Muir.
ply, the greatest hackfield in the
country. No one can recall a team
that had moro backs in one season
OF such brilllhnce.
Cornell. sim getting fat on white
meat beat Johns Hopkins. 81 20 0.
and increased It's total points for
the season 10 7o6. West Virginia Is
second with 7si.
Villa Nova and City college of
New York haven't scored n point
this season and Kansas Is tho only
major team in tho country whose
goal line hasn't been crossed.
California defeated the strong
Washington eleven in the major
battle on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

lost in a buBinesslikc manner. Time
enough for the little pleasantries
after tho fight.
Miss Cummings drew Miss Stirling
In tho national finals this year. The
contrast was remarkable. Alexa
would walk up 10 her shots with
smile, strike with an almost apollo.
getic mir, and then turn 10 chat
neighborly with gallery friend.
Edlth'F attitude was markedly dif.
ferent. She had come out OF the
West 10 win the title. and she made
no effort to conceal her ambitions.
Everything had 10 be just 80 be-
fore she would shoot. No moving
among the gallery, no whispering.
no distraction whatever. She would
step up 10 her shot with a grim set
expression. and watch mo hit this
one" manner, and lash out n perfect
shot. Her style was a bit awkward.
almost strained, and her irons were
not played with that crispneSs that
marks the work OF an expert, but
she got results, and that's what she
was after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
ZEV READY
TO RUN IN
MATCH RACE

r OUISVILLE, KY. Nov. fs,-Zsv.
II American champion 5.year.old
and the worlds greatest money win
ner, win meet any thoroughbred In
the world that is offered as a chal-
lenger to his title. Sam Hildreth.
his trainer. said before leaving here
for the East.
HIldreth said he would put his
thoroughbred star in training for
the match race with Ny Own, Ad.
miral Grayson's star. as soon as he
was given a little rest on his return
20 Baltimore.
= Jews entry in the proposed inter.
m,ational race depends upon the re-
suit Of the match race with My
Own and upon the wishes Of the
men promoting the race. according
to Hlldreth.
Hildreth said also It had been
planned TO send Zev to Europe next
spring and that he probably would
be entered in one or more OF the
British turf classics.
Horsemen here gave all Of the
credit for Zev's victory over In
Memoriam 10 the horsemanship Of
Earl sande, the star jockey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
JLE BECAUSE THEY ARE

himself. Jones had him 2 down ut
tho end OF the morning round. Out.
met, despite wrotched 81. held him
oven. and Swoetsor led him by 2
holes Thus, at tho halfway mark
In his three big matches Marston was
beaten In two and played 10 n stand.
stlll In tho third.
TO beat Jones. MarBton shot the
first nine In the afternoon In ~. bag.
cling brides at the sixth. seventh and
eighth. and narrowly missing an.
other at tho ninth. Jones didn't win
hole In the afternoon until the
18th, ana II was the first he had won
since tie 18th In the morning. Mars.
ton outfought oulmot on the greens,
and won from Sweetser because he
was Btoadlor In the plnchcs.
The story Of Miss Cummings' trl
umph in the womens national In
strllkingly similar. Shot for shot. she
In hardly the golfer that Glenna Col.
lett is. or Alexa Stirling. for that
matter. But she lis n more aggrcs.
siye fighter than either. A golf
match TO her is n thing 10 be won or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
WEST SEATTLE
EASY VICTOR

The undefeated West Seattle Ath-
letic club eleven scored a 81 to win
over the South Park eleven Sunday
afternoon on Hiawatha playfield.
The West siders are working hard
for the game with the Astoria Ameri-
can Legion team at Astoria, Novem-
Der rs, and Coach Lorin Scion has
announced that practices viii be held
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday on
Hiawatha field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
OLDTIME MOUND
STAR PASSES

In New York city. on November 8,
occurred the death Of James Bucls)
Becannon, pitcher quito famous
20 years ago, and at ono time bat.
terry mate OF Connie Mack. BEGAN.
non was Ga years OF age. II was
with the old Hartford team that he
was the pitcher and Mack his catch.
or. Becannon also pitched for the
New York Metropolitans in the
American association before the Ma.
tional league had a club In New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
CINCINNATI is
PROUD OF MARK

Tho Cincinnati club officials have
Issued a statement OF attendance for
1928 that shows $4,000 in round
numbers paid at the gate to see the
Reds play at home. Cincinnati is
Justly proud Of tho record. for on
basls OF population II is consider.
ably moro than 100 per cent. What
elaies Cincinnati most Is that the
rival Ohio city OF Cleveland. with an
attendance OF $4,000 not only was
below tho Reds In total. but also far
below in proportion OF attendance
to population, since Cleveland has a
population practically double that
OF Cincinnati.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
BY JOE WILLIAMS

FIGHTING types arc generally as.
Il ISOLATED with tho moro rugged
forms OF competitive sport. where
Tho man'to'mnn contact II involved.
and tho crush and drive OF sheer
power decide tho throbbnR issues.
You expect TO find fighting types
In tho ring. on tho football field and
on tho diamond.
Occasionally you find fighting
types on the tennis court, Maurice
Mclaughlin was II fighting type In
no less degree than Dempsey. Nc.
MILAN. Cobb, When the Comet
struck. tho ball hummed thru the air
with a defiant roar Back Of the
serve waa a ringing note OF hostility.
You know tho Californian was out
there To win.
Somehow or other. golf. MS n game.
falls Go stir UP visions OF terrific
grappleH. You do not battle with
your opponent in physical sense.
You do not even await the ball az him.
as In tennis. You have n course TO
play and n bali 10 hit. Nothing else
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
Garfield Turns the Trick

And II was the genernlship OF Joe
INcGuern and tho running OF Chuck
Carroll. both Garfield stars, that
cinched the tithe for Ballard. Tho
championship reverted 20 Coach
Pease's team once more, by virtue
OF Garfield's unexpected 60 win
over Roosevelt Saturday.
Garfield's feat In winning over
Roosevelt Is made all the moro
marvellous when Il becomes known
that three Garfield stars wero play.
Ing the game with serious injur.
les. The secret was carefully guard
cd from the Roosevelt outfit by sun
porters OF the Purple and White.
and when the two teams went at II.
the Green and Gold did not have
any notion OF what had happened TO
Brtgham's boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

poErNG's crack soccer eleven
ID went down to defeat before tho
Renton team n, Woodland park yes.
terday by n 2 10 / score. Boeing led
at tho halfway mark 20 o. but
Hardy and ovorton each scored for
Renton early I'm the second half. put.
ing the airplane boys In the rear.
Boeing still leads the Northwest
league, despite the defeat.
West Seattle and tho Maple Leafs
put up n thrilling to o game at
Hiawatha playfieid In another league
game.
Tho third game was won by tn.
coma from Carbonate by q 60 0
score. Hhnnus starred for the City
OF Destiny team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
WILLIAMS GOES
IN FOR SPORT

WILLIAMSTowN. Mass, Nov. II.
Statistics compiled by the depart.
ment Of physical education at VII.
liams College show that IS per cent
OF the student body is engaged in
sports OF some sort this fall. The
present showing marks the best re.
suits achieved since the new policy,
which has for it's slogan Athletics
for AL" was adopted here a few
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
PENNSY STARS
ARE INJURED

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1o.-ste.
phens and Mckinley, Penn stars,
we're injured in the Penn State game,
but they may be in shape for the
Cornell game. Penn offered no abb
for losing 20 Penn State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

II was last "Wednesday night. tho
ink night for tho walla walla
ELEVEN. that all tho hard luck befell
tho Purple and White, First. Al
Mecuarle. end, went out with n
ligament In, his leg torn. Suisse.
auent examination by doctors show.
cd that MeQuarrio might DO able to
play part OF tho game Saturday. but
was doing II at considerable risk.
As result. Coach Brigham used
How Esary and McQuarrie both.
Howard Johnston. plucky guard.
broke u bono In his hand. A shield
for tho injured member was built
UP by n doctor and tho whlto.headed
one was allowed TO play. Joe Me.
Guern. who had not been out in
uniform for full week. entered the
game and played his best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
SNAPP AFTER
CLASS A JOB

II Earl Snapp doesn't land in
Muskogee rs part owner and man.
ager OF the club no viii seek a
berth in some Class A or r league
rs manager snapp has won so
many pennants in Texas and Okla.
homa that he seeks new worlds TO
conquer. Tho no doesn't object TO
working on salary. his hope is to
get an interest in club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
Battle of Cripples

II was really battle OF the Grip
pies. for Roosevelt was nearly as
hard up as Garfield, Mao wllmot.
center, had 20 DO taken out with a
badly injured Les during the third
quarter.
Ev Newell. right end. who had
previously hurt his ankle, hurt II
once more. during the afternoon. and
could not 30 on. NOVEL; played
sparkling game at end.
Two OF the other cripples, Hank
Wilde and Jim March. left end and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
lands MAILS
SERIES CHECKS

The last chapter In Tho 1928
worlds series no far as tho
money end IL concerned. was closed
last week when checks were msilcd
out OF Commissioner lands office
TO tho players OF the second and
third place clubs. The second place
teams got a total OF ,27,65e each.
Tho third place teams drew down
tis.f3o. Each Red md Tiger got
better than $1,000. while each Pirate
and Indian got about 800 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

WILLIAMSBURG. va, Nov. 19.-
In Ichya Matzu. q Japanese quarter.
back, the William and Mary football
team has an efficient director gen.
cral. He tips the scales at IA
pounds, and among his feats is a
field goal against Syracuse Univer.
sity tho only tally registered against
the powerful salt city aggregation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

Ballard has won tho championship
.sbr another year, and Coach Ira
sease has already been given his
credit for making n remarkable show.
Ing. Whether his Beavers viii fin.
ish the season indicated remains TO
be seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
PENNSY HAS
RING CLASS

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 19.-slxty
one OF the largest
squads in years, have reported for
the University OF Pennsylvania box.
ing team. tho coaches announced to-
day. The schedule win include meets
with the Army, Penn State, Massa-
chusetts Tech, Colgate and possibly
Yale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
JIMMY WILDE

London physicians have
found a bad spot on the lungs
of Jimmy Wilde, former fly-
10eight ch a NIPPON of the
1Corld, and the little mite
from Wales has been ordered
to hang up the gloves for
UOOd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
CHICAGO READY
FOR BUCKEYES

CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Coach A. A.
Stage and his Chicago Maroons
trained their defense guns against
an aerial attack today as they met
Ohio States improved eleven at
Stagg field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

right guard. respectively played thru
the entire game with injuries. Wilde
stopped Carroll on his end runs time
after time. In spite OF badly lacerat.
cd knee. which he grimly kept 10
himself. He had TO DO carried Off the
field after the game was over. March
stuck 20 his guns and played n great
game despite his injured arm. The
husky guard. who Is making a strong
bid for city honors. had bone pro.
trudlng from his left arm. the arm
being badly swollen in the bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
POLO TILT HAS
MANY THRILLS

Seattle's first polo game was
featured by to 1 victory for the
Regular Army four over the 146th
Field Artillery National Guard. at
Fort Lawton Saturday. 1t was q
great game, and a return match viii
be scheduled for a week from Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
TURKEY SHOOT
TO BE STAGED

A big turkey shoot will be held at
the Victory farm. at sunnydalo, on
the Des Moines highway. on Sun.
day. November %. from 10 n. m. un.
III p. IN. All contestants arc re.
quested to bring their own rifles.
shotguns. revolvers or 22s. A small
admission viii be charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
OLD ELI ENDS
OUT OF GAME

NEW HAVEN. Nov 1e.-Hulman
and Human, Yale's star ends. were
SO badly injured In the Princeton
game that they will not be able to
play against Harvard. Human has
wrenched knee and Luman a
sprained ankle. Bingham and Deav.
or win replace them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
TIGERS LAUD
YALE'S TEAM

PRINCETON. Nov. 10. - Return.
Ing from Saturdays disaster at New
Haven. Princeton coaches and play.
ers said that Yale had the best team
they had ever played against and
that they were clean players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
SET DATE FOR
NET TOURNEY

NEW YORK, Nov. 19@-Tho no.
tlonal Junior and boys tennis tourna.
mont will DO played at the Seventh
Regiment Armory. beginning Novem.
bor 24, It wns announced here yes.
terdny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
CARROLL WILL
LEAD GARFIELD

Charley Carroll. Garfield's star
tackle. was selected by his team.
mates Saturday TO lead the east side
eleyen's grid hopes next fall. Car.
roll was the star OF Saturdays game
when Garfield defeated Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
LIGHT WORK
FOR MIDDIES

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 1o.-only light
work is on the schedule to prepare
the Navy for Saturdays game with
the Army, coaches said. The mid.
shlpmen did not play Saturday and
the coaches do not want to take any
chance on getting the team stale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
Boots and Bingles in
Stove League Battles

NEWS comes from Denver that
IN Art Griggs. veteran Los Angeles
first nhekor. may be the manager OF
the Western league club there next
season.
Griggs. who can rtlll pound that
baseball. would welcome n chance TO
pilot a team ~ no Is Just about at
the end OF his string as u Coast
Lacquer.
Tho silent slugEor" would still DO
quito tho hitter in tho Western
league where high batting averages
arc the rage. How no would pan out
as a manager remains 20 DO seen.
Arthur. however. has had enough
experience and he's ono powerful
baby, no mono OF tho ath-a.le,es
would try any funny work with him
al tho helm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
Season Ends This Week

Tho last contest in the 1923 high
school football season viii see Frank.
lin and Queen Anne play on Friday.
On Saturday the annual high school
classic. Broadway versus I1ncoln.
viii DO waged. Following this game
comes the West Seattle Ballard con.
test. the last OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
UR
THE
ANSWER

The referee was correct in his rul.
Ing the play n safety, after the ball
which had gone in the overflow
crowd was recovered by a member OF
the team that had blocked the kick.
This play is definitely covered in the
approved ground rules. which is the
medium for deciding II n safety. Sec
ton B OF the Approved Ground
Rules" says: "A blocked kick after
being blocked crosses the kicker's
goal line and goes into tho stand or
among the spectators shall count as
safety"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

CLENN WRIGHT. the Kansas
VI City shortstop. N the coming
shoristop Of tho game"
And this from Otto Knabc. former
Kansas City manager and rated as
one OF tho best second hackers In the
gamo a decade or 30 ago. when be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

CARSON BfGBEE and Max Carey,
~ Plttsburg outfeld stars. arc win
tering in Portland.
Bigbce, former University OF Ore
gun athlete. brought Carey back 70
tho Rose City with him and tho pair
ls selling some sort OF an automobile
bumper.
Blgbco and Carey are two OF tho
greats Of tho National league. both
ranking among the best ou,ficlderH
In tho big time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

A MOTHER Los Angeles veteran
n who In very apt 20 pass ia FLEA"
MeAulcy. the shoristop OF tho l. A.
club for years.
McAulcy never was appreciated In
Los Angeles. but he was always
rated as ono OF tho beat short field.
ors In this circuit. II no Is let out
no won't have much trouble finding
another job.
The Angels expect 90 set consider
able help from the Chicago Cubs on
the waily Hood deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
DEFINITION

a gentleman prizeflghter Is one
who smaoks a tough egg on the whls.
kers and says. Pardon my glove"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
FOOTBALL
FACTS
THE
QUESTION
BY BILLY EVANS


QtEolfON
Gaining possession OF the ball after
holding for downs on the 5.yard line,
team A elects TO kick the ball on
the first down in an effort to get out
OF the danger zone. The kicker drops
behind his goal line. The kicker is
hurried. and one OF the opposing for.
wards breaks thru and blocks the
kick. The ball goes beyond the end
zone among the spectators. who were
banked In that section Of the field
because OF the overflow crowd. The
ball Is recovered by player OF the
u team. The referee rules It safe.
". counting two points. The cap.
tain OF tho y team argues for
touchdown. What Is the correct rul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

played tho station for tho Philly
Qunkers.
Wright. who had n great season
with tho Blues, was one Of the main
eogs in'the winning OF the champion.
ship for his team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19
BoeingsA Are
Defeated in
Soccer Tilt
LEAGUE STANDINGS
T1rat DiNisInn

Renton I. Bosink, J.
West aeAitis .. AApio Leafs 0.
Tacoma ?. Carbonate 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

I'D BARNEY has been placed on
IL tho suspended list by tho Seattle
club. II seems that Edward didn't 70.
port back 20 tho Seattle club after he
had been let out by Galveston in the
Texas league.
Barney, who looked good in spring
training. didn't como thru an expect.
ed. altho his pinch hitting early in
the season was good.
It's hard 10 figure out what tho
Seattle club will do with him. sltho
Red" Klllefer may place him at the
meeting In Chicago next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-19

T'HE Detroit Tigers havo always
i Nd hitting and have never had
decent pitching.
II the Tigers could have had good
hurting this ysar-Aay. for instance.
II Herman Pillctto hadn't fizzlod out
they might have given the New
York Yankees an awful run for their
dough. As Il was. they finished SEQ
ond.
They have III stoner coming back
next year. This youngster was
Harmed out last spring 70 tho Fort
Worth club Ia tho Texas league.
where he won something Ike IS out
OF 30 games and was the leading
winner OF the organization.
Ty Cobb is figuring strongly on
stoner next spring and II Piliette
should come back the Tigers may be
oven moro dangerous this season.
CYRACusE IN about 20 get the boot
- In tho international league next
year. the franchise going 70 Mon.
trcal.
Syracuse fans refused 90 turn out
for an habltuh second division club.
Tho same went for Newark. as the
Newark franchise in that league n TO
revert to Providence. which has gone
without league baseball for many
seasons.