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The daily star-mirror., 1923-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowland have
moved to the Cay residence, at 81S
South Washington street.
Mrs. Eugene Taylor and sons have
returned from the east, where they
spent the summer visiting Mrs. Tay-
lor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
Walker, at Indianapolis, Indiana and
also friends and relatives in Toledo,
Ohio, and at their former home at
Madison, Wisconsin, Prof. Taylor
met his family in Spokane.
Lucius Matthewson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. ]. MatthewsOn who recently
located in Moscow arrived in Mos
COW Wednesday from San Francisco
and will enter school at the Univer-
sity of Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Stillinger re-
ceived a message Wednesday from
Spokane, telling of the arrival of a.
nine and one-fourth-pound daughter
at the home Of their son, Mr. and Mrs
C. Roy Stil1inger. Mr. and Mrs. Still
niger formerly lived in Moscow.
Allen Hunter is confined to his
home with hcarlet fever.
Postmaster and Mrs. Homer e.
Estes left Tuesday for Kahlotus,
Wash, to attend the fiftieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. Estes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Estes, OF Prossor,
Wash, to be held at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. John Howton. The
Estes and Howton families formerly
lived in Moscow.
Mrs. S. e. Lawrence of Briton,
Michigan, and Mrs. D. Cross of Dan !
vers, Illinois, are guests at the home !
of DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Reid. The two /
ladies are sisters of Mrs. Reid and |
were called to Moscow by the news of |
the serious illness of their mother,
Mrs. Kate o. Arbvgast, who makes
her home with DR.. and Mrs Reid.
Mrs. Abvgast's condition is reported
much improved.
Miss Helen Hadden returned Tues
day from a several days visit in
Spokane.
Miss Grace Carithers, one of the
popular Irving teachers, has been out
attack of tonsilitis.
E. Davis has purchased the Clayton
property on South Washington street.
Mrs Mol1ie Young, Hal Younng.
Miss Viola McCartor and Mrs. Oscar
and Mrs Frank McCartor visited the
first of the week in Spokane and
Occur d'A1ene.
Mrs Frank McCartor of Oakland
is a guests at the homes of
Mrs. Mo1lie Young, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar McCartor. :
Carl Burr is quite i'll at his home in :,
the east part of town, with rheuma
ism.
r. G. Strom has moved to the resi-
1ence corner of Adams and G. streets.
Mrs TT Neil of Pullman was a. Mos 7
cow shopper Wednesday,
Mrs. G. L.. Drew motored to Lewis
on Wednesday afternoon on bust
less.
Mrs. Ina Swarmstedt, of Boise,
pent several days the past week in
Moscow, guest of Mrs. A. A. Frazee.
The daily star-mirror., 1923-10-31

Mrs M. Daniels of Cavindish spent
tuesday in Moscow on a shopping
tour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-13
Ne,U Boss
lBy Pacifc & Atlar tlcD

By Pacific X Atlanticl Meet the Shriners' new Im- perial potentate, Conrad V. Dykeman (above) of Brook lyn, N. '. He was unani- mously named at Washing ton, D. C., convention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-13

(copyright, 1923, Pacific & Atlantic Photos. Inc.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-13

By Pacific < Atlautie4 To exploit the States scenic attractions, Fred De Elliott (right), secretary of Oregon State Motor Association, has artist paint on rear of pathfinder car a view of Mt. Hood overlooking city of Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
BILLIARDS. CHANCES HINGE.
ON GARFIELD'S BIG GAME

GARFIELD will attempt 10 settle
VI the 1923 pennnnt race tomorrow
afternoon NJ $3.50 on Denny field
when they meet the strong Roosevelt
eleven. Should the Purple and white
mon down the Roughrlders. tho
championship will automatically go
TO Ballard.
Roosevelt. by defeating Garfield.
VIII still have n chance 20 tie the
Ballard team. and tho .Rooseveltians
arc out to do that very thing. Tags
bearing the legend Beat Garfield or
Bust" have appeared In swarms at
the Cowcn Park school. Plncards are
also numerous.
Coach Charles D'Vorack promises
nothing n Ia BnEshaw. but says his
team win put UP n fight for the fun
40 minutes OF play There is some
doubt ms 90 whether Captain Gordon
Bruce and End Everett NOVEL; viii
start. but since II is the last game
OF the scuson for both. II Is likely
that tho boys will appear in uniform.
In tho event that Bruce does not
start. Bert Astrup will appear az full.
back. Novel; has Al Alexander 10
appear In his place Tlf Roughriders
have been working on passes. and
tho they do not intend to rest all
their hopes on an aerial game. they
Quarterback Hyllcngron should
put up his best gamo for the green
and gold tomorrow. as he will be
playing against the best quarter.
back In tho league Joe McGuorn.
That ia, he win play against Nc.
Guern II no starts. The fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Yale and Princeton in
Big Game on Saturday
Second big Three" Game Scheduled for New Haven
With Bulldogs Favored; Syracuse and Colgate
Should Bring Out Fine Football
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK iewth
tomorows football schedule Is uneyenly balanced
Yale Penn state Penn Washington Jefferson Colgate
have heavy the East and Michigan
into big battle the Middle the the
Princeton Big
Yale has been waiting mpatnty for than three for
Memphis Bill" % year
Despite The loss o. Charley oen around whom tho entire Yale
the last two and the other hand Princeton
The the Tiger the aertneas OF the
has become traditional Nassau viii Yale
whistle 10 whistle
Pennsylvania old rivals. win provide one Of
in Harry wilson a Of
will have terrific fight o ate
Plburg
rw % pd s aqo on 9sns game ann IN r'9g a
fred by Phurg fault
After week Feurg bound b better
Colgate Syracuse ought of the hardest football on
the days schedule Both teams have figured prominently all thru the
Colgate happened Colgate was
badly crippled BY the loss Of Ton Of the backs the
Syracuse has shown consistently good form all
Lafayette Pennsylvania by mlngns with the
Buffalo in small
score game by Ur1inua
nes week with Yale has picked out b5eath with Brown
ward is In no mood or condition TO be strongly.
Navy looking forward to their annual cham
ponship game in New York
the Navy has decided remaining
Dartmouth paid tribute Houghton
By scheduling
Dartmouth meets Colby tomorrow Will
Thanksgiving.
The lone and breathing schedule comes
when the with the
Army, Princeton Georgia Carnegie
Tech and ST. Louis
for seeking the "hreaher"
Michigan game Western confer
ecc with other Iowa
Chicago 10
All thru North
Mississippi Ageies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
New York Gets
Golfing Stars

New York IN corncfing tho Etarh
Of professional golf
Gene saraEen. Waiter Hagen.
Jim barnes. Bobby cruiekAhank
and Johnny Farrell have been
New York Is cornoring tho stars
playing rs metropolltans for some
time now.
This contingent II 10 be aug.
mcnted by two more noted pro.
fsnaionalH, namely. Jock Huiehi.
son Of Chicago and Leo Diegrl Of
Washington. -. G.
Hutchinson has aligned with
Lone island club and Diegcl plans
TO align with a New York club.
Thena players give tho metro.
polltan dtatrie, a formidable line.
up. safaxcn. Hagen. Barnes and
Hntohlson have all held national
championship. Cruiokn hank
camo within a stroke OF winning
the open last summer. DieEel tied
for second Ia the open In 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Important
Meeting Is
OnTOnight

HoL, INGLIs. tho man behind the
" movement 10 build an athletic
club for Seattle. is fostering an i'm.
portant meeting which win DO held
tonight at tho L. C. Smith building
restaurant, At o'clock. Twenty-Five
Seattle citizens who have been ami.
lated with university or club ath.
leucs in tho past. win attend. At
this session Ingiis will unfold his
plan for tho organization Of club.
II is expected that definite com
mlttees win be appointed and work
started to solicit memberships 10.
night.
Tho members OF tonighrs meeting
come BY invitation. Col Inglis figur.
ing that n group Of experienced men.
already sold" on the idea. can do
much more good FOR a beginning %
such an organization than mass
meeting would.
Dinner will preeede the discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
RACE SEASON
WAS MARRIED
BY INJURIES

NEW YORK, Nov. Interviewing
IN the racing season, now brought
10 q close, the Jockey club, In a
statement called attention 10 the
number Of disasters to promising
handicap horses this year.
THE season will be remembered. 4"
the statement related, because OF
the great number Of good horses that
went wrong, either In races or in
training. AZ the outset the season
was glorious with promise. with
such cracks as Gray Lag. Extern.
iuator. Mad Halter. Lucky Hour.
Bunting. Sennings Park. snob II. My
Play and other luminaries scarcely
less dazzling in training, Il was na.
tural 10 look for great sport in the
big bandicaps and weight for age
races. One by one they fell and In
the autumn there was scarcely a de-
cent horse in training over three
years Of age"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
DODE'S KID
BROTHER TO
BOX TONIGHT

DUD BERCoT win try to make Il
ID a clean Hwecp for tho Brrcol
family this week. when he faces
fluffy Fuller. Of Everett. In tho
main event Of tho Austin & Sal,
amateur show, at their gym. TO.
night
Bud has been going 10 the front
with leaps and bounds. and altho he
Is just n young sproui. has been dis.
playing n lot OF class.
Bud weighs 10 pounds. and TO
date has licked every boy hta weight
whom he has met. Young Bcrcot
won the fiywelght title in Tho Star
city amateur championship boxing
tournament last summer. and won't
right on ahead and beat tho ban.
tamweights.
Fuller is FAR from being a sct.up
for Bud In fact, TO anyone who
has ever seen Fuller In action. Il
would appear as tho Lnnuic Austin
WAS picking n pretty tough ono for
Dode'a brother, But Bud Is tough
and socks. and "a confident that ho
can beat tho Everett boy.
a card Of six or seven other
matches VIII back the Bercot Fuller
mill up. Lonnl1 Austin has been
receiving entries all week for to.
nights card and promises ann.
leur glove followers some torrid nc.
ton this evening. The show viii &c,
under way at $50 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
CHAMP SHORT
OF OPPONENTS

Johnny Dundee's coming 10 Port.
land Is causing all sorts Of gossip
along the r.lto an managers Of
featherweights. iightweighis and vel.
ierweights are seeking tho plum
that ia. the chance 20 Ect nice TAT
cut out Of the big house that un.
d0ubtedly viii be present when the
worlds fcathcrweight champion
climbs into the ring.
II Us the opinion OF many that
Dundee would have little trouble
with any OF the fcatherweights In
this sector OF the country. The fact
that Dundee has held his own with
some Of the topnotchers In the light.
weight division u evidence that he
undoubtedly would outclasa Mike Dc
Pinto. Joe Dunn or Danny Nunes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
TINY FIGHT
MANAGER is
IN SEATTLE

JOCKEY LEVY. known far and
- wide aa tho smailea, fight man.
ager in the gamc-he only scales
about so pounds wringinE we,-bo.
lleves in going fint class when he
does any travelling.
Two weeks ago Levy didn't have
any moro idea OF invading the
Northwest than tho man In tho
moon. Tho star OF his stable IN
Teddy Silva. who rtill claims The
hanlamweight championship Of tho
Pacific coaat. Silva lost 20 Johnny
Farr in Oakland the other night.
but. according 10 all information
available. FRrr weighed almost 1873
pounds. while Silva scaled 1854
pounds.
But getting back 20 Jockey Levy.
When Farr caught Silva coming
offs tho ropes. flush on the chin
with wild left swing. and thereby
scored technical knockout over
Teddy, no set the wheels I'm motion
for n real invasion OF the North.
west OF California fistlc stars.
Silva makes his debut hero next
Tuesday night against Vic Foley.
iIc worked out az Austin & Salts
gym yesterday aud TO any judra
Of fstic flesh. no doomed "a about
tho elassicat piece OF bantamwolght
machinery that has gallopcd before
the local boxing fraternity in some
times Silva hits going. coming.
and all tho time. lie ia MS fast
ua flash md never stops milling
AZ Silva Is n real banlamwcigh.
he and Levy are insisting that
Foley come down few pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
TWO TITLES IN
LINKS FAMILY

There havs been many SISTER
acts in vaudeville and brother acts
on baseball. football. hugso,ball and
soccer teams, but Il has remained
for the Cummings family 20 produce
a brother and sister act. thereby
gaining national fame IN Folfing cir.
cles. Sister Edith Cummings upset
the dope bucket by winning the
womcn'B national championship. de.
throning Glcnna CoiIo,t. while Broth.
er Dexter Cummings annexed tho ma.
tional intercollegiate tito by defeat.
lnR Rudy Knepper. tho Iowa lad who
starred at BrookiIno in tho national
amateur In 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
BercOt Is
inner on
Foul BLOlU
DopE BERcoT. The Monroe los,

DoDE BERcoT. the Monroe log,
- ser. was awarded the decision
by Referee Bird in the firth round
Of his scheduled slxround battle
with Johnny Tramhltas. Portland
lightweight, az Tacoma. last night,
when ,rmmbitaa hit him low the
second time during tho fight that
ho fouied him.
Trambltas had fonlcd Bercot In
the fourth round. but wasn't called
for Il.
Up 10 tho time tho foul was
awarded Il was terrific fight. with
honora even. Bercot floored Tram.
biias with u left to the chin IN the
opening round. but Trambltaa didn't
take count.
The second round was even. with
Bercot doing whatever fighting was
done. and this goes for tho third
round. as Trambl;as repeatedly re.
fused 10 lead.
Tramhltna won the fourth by n
mile. Bereot walking into some ter.
rifle let's TO tho head and two hard
rights 10 the body.
Tho fifth had hardly gotten un.
der when Trambltas fouIed Bercot.
There IL no doubt about IT'S being a
low punch.
Bercot had an apparent weight nd.
vantage.
Mike De Pinto. Portland feather
WIS given a very unpopular verdict
over Lakey Morrow. the Tacoma
boy. In tho six.round soml.finai. It
looked very even. and tho crowd
booed tho decision.
The other results follow:
Hank Rykcr drew Danvlllc KId.
Bud oliver beat Eddie Mccarthy,
Young McNlah bent Freddie Dun.
lap. fcn,hcrwolFhis.
Joe Waterman and John Pope
staged the show. and record house
attended. a largo Seattle reprcsen.
tation was on hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Hockey News
|andCornment

CEATTLE'S hockey club is
~ off to n good start again
in the Coast league race. but
the Metropolitans must guard
against the danger of n slump
such as knocked them from
first place into the basement
in last seasons race.
A year ago the Nets started
out by winning six out of
seven games and then cracked
wide open, finishing in the
cellar for the first time since
the local team entered the
league.
The Nets have good rest ahead.
Victoria and Vancouver playing To-
night and Monday. the locals not
swinging Into action until next
Wednesday. when Vancouver makes
is first appearance OF the season at
the Arena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Halderson Finds
His Position

Like Elmer Tesreau, Les Sherman
and the rest Of tho Washington foot
ball players. who have been made
over by Coach Bagshaw this year.
so has Slim HaldersOn been made
over into a defense man by Lester
Patrick. The lanky Cougar is one Of
the star defense players OF hockey
today. His long reach and telling
poke check and his offensive ability.
learned while playing forward, makes
him valuable player.
Halderson played a good game In
Seattle "wednesday. altho his three
trips to the penalty bench in the
third period weakened his team. His
stlck.handling and scoring were good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
OREGON DEER
DISAPPEARING

SALEM, Nov. i6,--shortcning OF
tho open season on deer 10 80 days.
with a bag limit OF one buck. VIII
be recommended TO the next lcgis.
iaturc by Governor Pierce. he stated
today In discussing the game Stua.
ton In -hls state with a. T.. Burgh.
duff. state game warden. Both the
governor and Warden Burghduff are
much concerned over the rapid de.
plction OF deer in this state under
tho present hunting conditions. and
declare that something must DO done
soon n deer are to be saved from
extinction In Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Walker and
Brains

There are lot OF skaters in hockey
faster than Jack Walker. but there
are very few smarter players on the
steel blades than this same silver
Mountain star.
In the game with Victoria wednes-
day Walker did some Of the finest
skating seen here in a long time.
With but few seconds Of play re.
naming and Seattle behind by one
goal Walker slsated the fun length
OF the Ice. cutting diagonally across
the rink. turning around the Vic
toria goal and putting the puck in n
position for Harris to shove II In for
the tying score. He eIuded the whole
Victoria team. Brains. and not speed.
made that assist possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
MEYERS LOOMS
IN GRID SKY

Nevers. Stanford fullback. made
quite n hit with the Portland sport
scribes when he proved 10 be n star
triple.threat man IN the game with
the University OF oregon at the Rose
City Saturday. The Portlanders have
seen the 1929 California team in nc.
ton; but the consensus OF opinion
there places NeverB at the head Of
the list Of backs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
LION STAR is
movie HERO"

Harry Wilson, Penn States great
halfback. has been presented with a
movie strip showing him making
three Sensational runs against the
Navy. Wilson ran IS. 70 and 80
yards for touchdowns against the
mlddies. The movie man caught
him in all Of them. and then gave
him the film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
MILLIONS FOR
GOLFING CLUB

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-An ultra
exclusive rich mans golf club, with
an Initiation fec Of mere 10000,
IS planned az Tauytown.
The great Elizabethan manor and
estate Of the lato William Rockefel-
Ter. oil king and banker. would be
The scene, with tho manor itself con.
yerted into the clubhouse.
The purchase price Of the estate.
one Of tho show places Of the fash
ionablo village Of mlillonairca. is said
10 be $500, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Ion Is Great
Official

Mickey Ion. Coast league referee.
Is one OF the finest officials for con.
sistent good work In the Western
sporting world. taking rank along
with George yarnell. Western foot.
balls premier referee. for efficiency.
Ion Is great referee because he
Is absolutely impartial. knows his
game. can keep up with the play and
has excellent judgment. Good ref.
ereeing IS largely a matter OF good
Judgment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
BUD TAYLOR
NEAR CHAMP

Bud Taylor Of Tcrrc Haute, Ind.
iH picked BY Western fisGc experts
as the next baniamwcight champion.
He recently defeated Harry Gordon.
the flashy New Yorker. who had
previously won over the hlghly-tout.
cd Carl Tremalne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Tickets Here for
Tacoma Game

Tickets for the Washington
State College. Oregon Agricultural
College football game. 10 DO play.
Cd al Tacoma Saturday. aro be.
lng sold in Seattle today. Tho
tickets can be procured AZ Piper
& Tafts, spalding's. or tho A. $.
Y. w. downtown office. si9 Uni.
ycraity At They sell here for
81. while II purchased in Tacoma
Saturday tlN pasteboards viii
cost 50 cents more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Rover Was Ideal
Berth for Walker

When the rover position vas elm.
mated from hockey Il knocked
Walker out OF his IDEAL position.
Walker isn't heavy enough for regu.
lar duty on the defense and he
doesn't make the most effective for.
ward in the world.
His uncanuy hook check made him
a feared man at rover and no had
just enough offensive skill to ut into
the rover position like charm.
Walker isn't a wonder BY any
means, but Silver Mountain is one
Of the most valuable men in the
game yet. And brains are his stock
In trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Harris Valuable
Performer

Smokey Harris, veteran that he Is,
Is proving valuable man 10 the
Nets. While not as young and
strong as Jim Riley. tho veteran Is
smarter and trickier and win un.
douhtedly be more valuable for.
ward than Jim and his strong.arm
hockey.
The tricks Of the puck game that
Harris doesn't know aren't worth
knowing. He Is great combination
player and win figure in the scoring
II a lot OF goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
PALO ALTO HAS
Rig GAME

While California and Washington
are battling ~ Berkeley. Idaho and
Stanford win be playing their i'm.
portau, game at Paio Alto. Idaho.
unsecured upon this year. viii be
facing a strong Stanford team. The
Vandals have been stavlnE OF the
enemy by iha great kicking Of
Fiizko this year. but they run into
an equally good boo,cr In Nsycrn.
who may have tho edgc in this Dc.
partmcnt
Washington state. tho intest threat
In Coast football. plays nm important
gamo In Tacoma with the Oregon
AgEies quite a crowd OF Seattle
bugs viii take. In this game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

captain strained his back in the
Broadway game. and though tho in.
jury was not serious, II was painful.
Should McGucrn warm the bench.
Ralph Hopper bandy-legged half.
back. will direct the team.
The famous Garfield sleeper"
play. the ono which won them the
Broadway game. may not he used
against Roosevelt on account OF the
question OF It's eligibility. However.
this formation is not tho only one
In Coach Leon BrIgham's trick bag.
and the lanky Garfield mentor may
surprise the fans with something
new. Brigham did not play end at
Iowa for nothing
McGuern Is the only casualty on
tho Garfield list and otherwise the
Bulldogs should start the game with
lineup intact.
Lineups for tho game follow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
TACOMANS WILL
SEE BIG BOUTS

RacehorHo Roberts. sensational
California lighthcavywoIght, fights
George Lamson. porflander. six
rounds In Portland next Thursday.
and Bobby Harper and Ted Krache
battle six rounds on November IS
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
POSTPONE SCRAP

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. is.-Tbo
bout between Young Dudley and
Bobby arpef, wel,orwclgffs. to
have beer staged here Friday night.
Inns been postponed 10 a later date
because OF an injury TO, Harpcrs
nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
SCORES MEAN
BtT LITTLE

But scores mean very little. The
recent Notre Dame, Nebraska upset
proved that.
Both teams are big, heavy. fast
and experienced and coached TO tho
limit of perfection.
A kicking gamo Is expected early
In tho fray and tho teams viii play
for the breaks Tho first eleven 10
crack may be- tho loser tomorrow.
Washington Is conceded an even
chance for victory by good football
men along the Coast and former
Washington players arc picking this
na u Washington year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
PRELIuNARIEs NOW

The Middle West Bowling assoeia.
ton tonpin series at St Louis, No
vember 16 TO December .. will give
the experts chance TO shape up for
subsequent events. The Mound City
win try to produce 800 five-men
teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
GOOD KICKING
rs EXPECTED

Both clubs have Eccn klckeru
Leonard zlel win do most OF wash.
lngion'a bootins with Jack wIttcr
kicking for California.
Both teams have good threats from
tho field. nin Biowett. Bear drop
kicker. and ziei and Les sherman.
Washington piaco.kiekcrs. both be-
ms accurate.
And both teams have forward pass.
ms threats with Washington having
a tllgh, edge In this department he.
cause OF the marvellous skin OF zlci
and the ability OF all Of tho varsity
backs 20 paan.
Tho caliturnians. with their
masked plays and deceptive forma.
tlous arc always dangerous.
The teams have been discussed pro
and con for the past week and Il
now remains for the Eamo Itself 10
settle the Coast championship.