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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
BY BILLY EVANS

ONE day last summer in game
Va Washington. n certain play
came up in which the base um.
pirc. after rendering a decision Of
out on play. was overruled BY
the plate Umpire and the runner
called safe. The hall beat the run
ner. but the first baaeman iuEEied
the ball several times and Il was
In the air when the runner passed
over the base. The base umpire
couldn't see the Juggling bali be-.
cause OF his position hack Of the
fielder. When informed by tho plate
umpire that the hall had been
juggfsd a number Of times. tho base
umpire changed his ruling. dcciar.
ing the runner safe.
The reversing Of the decision
caused considerable gossip and Incl.
dcntally caused Clarke Griffith.
president OF the Washington club.
70 relate an unusual thing that
happened to him along those lines
during his days as star pitcher
for the Chicago Nationals. Griffith.
always n close student Of the game.
one day essoyed the role Of big
league umpire and thereby hangs
the story. but We will let "Grlff'
tell II himself.
THE umpircs failed 10 show up
/ for u Sunday game az Chicago and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28

weiierwcighi. this time for "A nine
count
In he staggered.
Whang,
Another riEht on the teeth. and
down went Dudley again. up after
a short count =.
whangi
whanE,
And Tor The fourth TING Dudley
HIT the canvas. but lie got up.
Rrorgy and held out the round.
on. ycs. baforc We forget Il.
Travic Davis VAS on the whanEing
end and Dudley was catching all
OF thosa terrific smnsbcs.
The blonde Everett woltorwcight
showed a packed house az the Crys-
tai Pool last night that he has lost
none Of bis kick
Dudley did mighty well 20 last
ont that first rounS Davis won
the second round by jAbbing with
his kft. The third was even. mar.
rcd by Davis clinchinE. Dudley
won the fourth and fifth. and the
sixth WIS oven. both men throw.
ing each other to the floor.
Dudley never showed much ex.
cept his ability TO take 'Vm. and
Davis wasted all OF his kick in that
first round furry.
But that FIRST round was worth
the price Of admission.
There were some sauawks when
Referee "a Schacht and the Judges
gave tho verdict 20 Davis. but that
first round tornado certainly en-.
titled Davis TO the verdict.
Pete Brott. wildman from Mon.
tnnn. fought another terrific fight
with Oakland Billy Harms. the Ev.
erctt veteran. in the siX.round
scmi.windup. Drott IS Wild
swinging young gent with a kick,
Ile floorcd Harms twice during the
going. with wild swings on the
back Of the neck.
Brott IS one aggressive bird, and
ho1l be welcome on some future
card.
sailor Cox wouldn't lead in his
fight with Roughhouse Cooper. a
colorcd lightweight subbing for Er.
ME Ryan, but Cox won tho yer.
dict. Cox can hit, but must be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28

Penn State annually now,
IL he Is no, available oregon
alumni would bring out Glenn Xii.
rnger AlIAmerlcan star and a
Besdck pupil. 10 replace Hunting
ton,
\ third group Of Eugene alumni
arc said TO be Tor Huntington and
against an increase Ia cost Of ath
loIic operation.
They poiut out that Huntington
has never been awarded mote than
a one,ycar contract and that he
has never had real chance 20
build for the future. but has been
forced TO figure on one year com.
blnations only,
At Corvallis Dick Rutherford has
failed dssmally TO get any kind OF
results during the past four years.
Rutherford says that he Is forced
10 act as athletic director ~ well
"a football coach and isn't given
a chance % concentrate on The grid
game.
Oregon is coming to pay Wash
ing,on in the final game OF the
season at tho stadium Saturday
aud Huntington may have some.
thing to say regarding the coaching
situation in the wcbfooi state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
EIGHTIES ON
FISTIC CARD
HERE FRIDAY

TWO remnichfs between nromls
4 inR young lightweight battlcrs
sin be one Of the features u Friday
nights amateur card al Austin A
Salts gym Irving Genost and Al.
len Day viii battle 10 one bout. whila
Louis Blenchi ana Al Bernard will
meet IN it~ other. on The last show
Geness beat Day. while Blanchl won
q verdict over bernard. But both
were grea, scraps and close enough
TO warrant return matches between
tho youngsters.
The four ~ them weight between
i1s and ~ pounds and arc contend.
ers for tho city amateur title. The
two winners in Friday nights
matches win be pi,,ed against each
other on a forthcoming card.
As yal Lonnio Austin hasn't man.
aged TO land an opponent for bud
Bsrco, but IA stu hopeful Of finding
one. lie has couple OF ii0 pound
ers in view whom he viii look over
today and sec II they show enough
stuff 10 give Young Bcrcot any kind
Of an argument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
Win
Four lie
''W''Jaunt
Favorite Takes Honors in
Annual Varsity Cross
Country Feature

! CLPpfNG 10 seconds Off tho course
" record. Winchester King, Kappa
Sigma runner won the annual -four
mile intrumural crosmeouniry race.
held AT the university las, night
Kings time was giio 80. The time
made in The race held last year.
which was won by jill McGlnnis,
was gi'bs,
Red Ramsey, CHI Epsilon Chi. fin
ished second after hard fight with
Sam Baker. Aph Sigma rhi, Baker
finished third Ramaey'n time wnn
1851 and Bakers ?s.oi rhll Foster.
Lambda Chi Alpha. WIS fourth and
Carl Cleveland. Lander hall. was
fifth.
I by winning first place, King re-
celved gold cup. Ramsey won n
sold fountain pen. The others were
also given prizes Lander hall. ms "a
! result OF this seasons racing. he
comes tho permanent posaessor Of
the big crosHconniry cup. having
won u for tho third year in success.
sion Chi Epsilon chi won the inter.
fraternity championship Alpha Sig.
ma mi was second and Theta Nj
third
A brisk wind swept the stadium ms
20 runners lined up for the start.
Promptly al p. IN. Director Jimmy
Arbuthnoi sent the runners away.
After "A preliminary lap a, the sta.
dun. during which Red Ramsey led
the way. the men logged on, over tho
taurclhnrst read. /, wan IS minutes
before King was sccn coming down
the road from The gymnasium.
lie was closely followed hy Ram
scy and Baker but as the stadium
was neared King gradually drew
away from his competitor The final
IMP al The stadium was run in fas,
time by the winner. King Ia letter.
man on Edmundson'n University Of
Washington track team.
Arbuihno, supervised all racing
this fan. Leslie Sanders, student
manager. kept all records and team
standings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
FOOTBALL
FACTS
THE QUESTION
BY BILLY EVANS


How many players must there be
in the line Of scrimmage when the
. ball is put into play? Is II pcrmlssl.
T bic for the players on the line OF
r scrimmage 10 lock legs in an effort
! to make II n more difficult matter
for the man with the ball to gain
thru their point in the line? How is
it determined by the officials when
q player Is on the line Of scrlmmage?
THE ANSWER
. There must be at least seven play.
, ers OF the side holding the ball on
+ the line Of scrimmage. player Is
! considered on the line Of scrimmage
when he has both hands or both feet
, or II he has one foot and the oppo.
. site hand up TO within one foot Of H..
! No player with the exception OF tho
men playing next 20 the center.
, known as the guards, arc permitted
/, to lock legs The guards have right
I, 70 Jock legs with the snapper.back.
but other players must stand with
/, both feet outside the outside foot Of
/, the player next TO him IN the old
game. where open play was q rarity.
, the forwards as q rule huddled close.
~ together in order 10 present a
, stronger defense. However. the open
lyle game calls for loose line and
ocking Of legs IL "A rarity even by
he guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
Two More n. w.
/, Matches Are Made

Frankie Fnrren. the veteran san
Francisco lightweight. Is com lin &
hack TO the Northwest next week.
He fights Johnny Jordan OF Tacoma
six rounds for George shanklin on
December 6.
Since Joe Waterman and John
Pope have been giving shanklin n
lot OF stiff competition the Eagles
promoter has had 70 step out and
import some talent.
Waterman and Pepe are setting
dizzy pace. the Bobby Harper.
Ted Krache match tonight being
one OF their best.
Another Northwest fight has been
announccd-Tedd silva w. Billy
Mascot. 10 rounds at Portland FRI
day. Both are pretty smart and
this may turn out to he an agony
J affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
Geography
Is Against
Ice Merger
Impossible to Arrange a
Schedule; Saskatoon Is
Here for Game Tonight

THERE is little possibility Of tho
Il Coast and Prairie hockey
leagues ever combining in ono he
Western circuit
Transportation problems put Tic
dampcf on the idea right OF The
reel
The trip around Tho Prairie cir.
cult means lot of travelling fof
Coast teams aud vice versa. Tms
year two trips have been arranged
for caci Coast team 20 the Can.
adam league. but Saskatoon and
Regina make only one trip 10 the
Coast. respectively. playing Coast
teams al Calgary and Winnipeg in
their second meetings. with the
Coast clubs as the home teams
there.
Seattle goes on The Prairie in
tso weeks, playing a total Of six
games. one at each Canadian league
city and doubling back with Saska.
toon and Regina a. Winnipeg and
Calgary This is the only possible
solution OF the transportation prob
lem.
This season each Coast team plays
in each Coast city but three times.
because Of the intorleague contests.
Each league has its separated
standings. but the intcrlcague con.
tests count in fhe percentage tables
OF both circuits.
a big Western league OF seven
teams would be a wonderful thing
for the game on the Pacific coast.
but as II is. with the added Prairie
attractions. the puck fans are being
given plenty OF new faces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
HIGH SCHOOL
PLAYERS PICK
STAR ELEVENS

MORE than a hundred hkh nchool
wi football players met At the Y,
81. c. A.. last night 10 pick their own
ailcity teams, as part Of their
annual custom.
Speeches from captains III all the
schools. from Coach I'm Pcasc. from
Principal p'ViiblHs. OF Ballard, and
from Matter Bell. boys club advisor
at Lincoln. were the features o. the
evening
All.city selections we're close In NIL
cares. and II was only the selec.
ton OF the ends that any wide mar
gin separated any two men The
only surprise 81 the players choice
was thu, Stan GFummsi,. broadway
center. was irf, out Of the running
entirely. This may be- asrribed 20 the
fact that only two broadway meu AZ.
tended the banquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28

DRIVE FOR
CLUB READY

A CAMPAIGN for 1000 members
II for the newly formed Seattle
Athletic club will be launched al
once. a permanent organization
was made nj meeting last night In
which DR. William c. spiedei was
elected president. George Bouckaert
was chosen vlco.presldent and +. w
Hun. secretary, with j. f. Drummoy
hs treasurer.
Col. w. NJ Inglis was named ex
ocutivc secretary.
Bouehaert. Drummey and Hui
make up a committee that will pro
pose n building site while Mai. Il S
Hadley. stacy Shown and u. X. Nc.
Donald compose a committee on laws
only persons invited will be eligible
TO membership in the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
Working Moran Into
Card for Leonard

n Eastern promoters will have to
( have an opponent ready for Benny
d Ieonard next summer.
4 They are working Pal Moran into
d card by sending the New Orleans
q boy around the country on a barn.
4 storrning trip. Moran licked Johnny
Mendelsohn in Milwaukee the other
night.
Moran jumped into fistic prom.
iincnce couple OF months or so
ago when he knocked out the vet
b eran Charley White In IA rounds In
c New York.
n While he's a good boy. Moran win
need lot OF building up to make
b bout with Leonard pay so his
handlers are taking the old method
OF sending him an tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28

more aggressive. Cox also halls 10
tho handle OF Freddie Mack
Sailor Thode and Chick Tabit. n
pair OF wclierwoights, fought fast
fourround draw.
Danny Carlson took punch on
the chin in the fourth round Of his
fight with Jack Richmond. an Ev.
crctt southpnw. and the local lightNe
was declared tho loser when his
seconds threw in tho towel. Rich.
mond WIS bit too big for the
rugged scandinavian.
Nate Druxm8n staged the show
and TURNED away several bugs for
lack OF room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
wv" GRIDDERS
ARE FETED BY
HOMER SOULES

IToMER w. soULEs entertained
IL the Washington football team
and former stars and managers last
night at his annual banquet at RoR.
ers' in the University district.
with J Wiley Hcmphnl ~ toast.
master. Dean Condor. Victor BED.
nick. Arthur Younger. Dr. ". c.
spoidcl. Loren Grinstciid. Dean spcn.
Ger Ray Eckmann. Joe Goitsiein.
Captain Wayne Hall, Coach bag.
shaw and Leonard ziel were among
the speakers
That Washington has great foot,
ball team with record to BE- proud
Of. was the outstanding theme OF
onch talk The tough schedule that
Washington has faced-.thc hardest
In the history OF wv" football.
makes their rccmd even more i'm.
prcssivc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
SCHALk STILL
BEST CATCHER

Despite the fact that he - slip
ping. that he had poor war the
bat and his throwing arm isn't
quite as good as II used 10 b.. Ray
schalk Is stiil abou; tho mos, val
liable catcher IN the American
league Wonderful mechanical
ability back OF tho bat and a great
head tell the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
nNothing to
Drag About

young strihling beat Joe Esan
Fin Boston the other night in TO-
round fight. That's nothing TO
vbrag about. Egan is an old gent,
has ringstcrs 30. and with his shos,
earns he Is but a defensive fighter
Vat best.
4 Egan was out this way a couple
.of years ago and was ono OF those
1aguny performers.
Inability TO Withstand a punch on
1.-THE chin is being laid to defective
teeth among n lot OF fighters.
A ciinched jaw. with firm molars.
has more resisting power. IT is
a pointed out. than a chinful OF bum
4 chewers.
Dode Bcrcot's ability to take a
i. wallop on the hinge without drop
: ping is credited to his strong teeth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
HEAVY BAT
HURT WORK

Ken Williams, after beating Hahe
Ruth out Tor tho home-run honors
in the American league IN 1898.
hlt upon an IDEA that he fcl, sure
would send him Tor out ahead Of
Ruth In 1874 He added six ounces
10 the weight of tho bat bc was
using. Instead u helping him u
slowed hls swing up and handt
capped HIS smuggling ability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO III. LASSEN
TOE BECKETT, England:

HOE BECKETT. England's
~ famous Count of Ten was
only Joking when he declared
yhe was thru with the ring
when Georges Carpenter
knocked him stiff in 20 sec
sondS or so recently.
y Word comes from England
THAT Beckett will put his
glass chin on exhibition in a
ts20-round fight with Mike Nc
Tigue. worlds light-heavy-
nweight champion, ut Dublin,
ireland. next st. Patricks
lday.
q Beckett. in spite OF his almost
unhroken string of defeats, still has
N,hat color necessary to draw Eng
A.aish bugs thru the gate.
: He has forfeited his English title,
(Which is now held by Joe GODDARD,
who won on a foul from Jack
kBloomficld the other night in a
cscrap for the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
VANCE FEARS
HORNSBY BAT

Arthur "Dasgy" Vance. Nebraska
boz who as a moundsmHn Tor the
Brooklyn Robins has held the Ma,
iiouai leaguc s,rikcout record for
two yonre. says he fears Rogers
tfornsby 81. Louis, more than any
other batter In a pinch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
LIEFIELD TO
JOIN BOSTON

Since Jimmy Burke. who acted as
assistant to Frank Chance at Bos-
ton last year. has also been let
out, " is almost "A certainty that
Lee Foil, The new manager OF the
Red SoX, viii hire Lefty" Lie
field, who was n very valuable man
for Foil Mt ST. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
Drastic Changes Slated
for Football at Eugene
Alumni Start Drive for Return of Hugo Bezdek Now
at Penn State Shy Huntington Has Had Hard Row
to Hoe; Dick Rutherford Fails at o. A. c.

DOMINANCE of football power on the Pacific coast by
- California of late years and the return to the front
of Washington and Washington State IN the Northwest
is causing howl of dissatisfaction in Oregon over the
systems in effect ut both Oregon and o. A. c.
Shy Huntington is being bitterly opposed by two groups
of alumni both of whom would bring back Hugo Bezdek
now at Penn State The one thing against this would
be the tremendous salary that would have TO be paid Bez
dek who receives in the neighborhood of $4,000 from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
GRID STAR is
PITCHER, TOO

Nern Lewollen, quarterback and
captain Of Nebraska, may be seen
in major league baseball uni
form next year. he having spurncd
two offers during the past summer
Hos a pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
OMAHA COLLEGE
QUITS FOOTBALL

Football waA abandoned Tor the
year at tho University Of Omaha
when the squad dwludiod 10 eight
men. Eligibility rules and Fradua.
ton robbed the team ~ ~ but
three Veterans These were all ir-
iurcd in the first game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
DOC" Brown
Gets Mazurna

Making an appeal for a German
childrcn's relief fund at the smoker
az the Crystal Pool. hast night, be
tween fights. doc" Brown. scattle's
mayor. collected $500 from tho fans
In donations thrown into the rims
and collected by firemen and police
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
! Silver Has
. Been Oyerworked

Jack Silver. San Francisco light
weight sensation, paid the penalty
the other night Of overwork when
he lost a four.round decision to
Sailor Ashmore. an inferior op
ponent. Frisco scribes, who think
Silver is a great prospect, say that
lack OF aggressiveness on SilveTs
part and not Ashmore's ability. de.
cided the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
HAUG TOLEAD
LINCOLN TEAM

Clarence Haug. fulback on the Lin.
coin high school eleven. has been
named to lead Llncoln's gridiron
prospects next fall. Haug replaced
Marvin Dixon. who was forced from
the game on account Of certain re.
quiroments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
JOE BURMAN
LOSES AGAIN

ST. LOUIS. Nov as Johnny Cur.
tin. New York bantam. won the
newspaper decision over Joe Burman
OF Chicago in ten round bout here
last night. Pal Moore. veteran New
Orleans boxer won the decision over
Joe Lynch. the bantamweight cham.
pion. in the ten round scmi.windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
OIL YMPIA WILL
PLAY PORTLAND

OLYMPIA. Nov. 2s.-coach
Curly" skadan's Olympic high
school football team. champions of
Southwestern Washington. viii play
the crack jefferson high school team
of Portland on Stevens field here
Thanksgiving day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28

Introducing the Hclp coach Of tho
Columbia rotrlup crcip. Fred miller,
successor Of the refcrnH Jim Rice,
pho retired after n years Of con-
tiHR0us service ~ Columbia. Nd
Ter assisted Rice IA 1929 aud 1925.
and also served as coach Of The
freshmen eretc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
SASKATOON HERE
TONIGHT

Led By Newsy Lalone. famous
Canadian athletes. the Saskatoon
team plays Seattle at the Arena
here tonight In the first interleague
contest In Seattle this year.
Lalonde's men took one on tho
chin from Vancouver Monday, but
he has a. better club than his last
years outfit and figures 10 give the
Nets good run for their dough
Bob Rowe is sin out OF the Sc.
nitse lineup: otherwise, the team
will take the ice the same as usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
TraUie DaUis Still Has
His Kick; Beats Dudley
Four Knockdowns in First Round Give Fight to Ever.
EFT Welterweight; Dudley Does Well to Stay With
Blond Battler in First Round
.JKTHANG!

w The first punch right off of the bat right swing
the neck knocked Young Dudley thru the ropes and flat
his face.
Dudley struggled up at the count of five very. very
whoozy.
Whang!
Another waop on the chin and down went the coIored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28

birds who can stay with it thruout each con-
test
But someone has to be on deck if Wilson
and Ruth aren't available and it falls to
Bill Beck to play second fiddle to Wilson.
Beck hasn't had nyny chances to show
this year, but the Portland boy is one of
the fastest men on the varsity squad. beinp
a Splinter in track season.
He got chance in the closing minutes
of the Washington State game and reeled
off 3O-yard return of kickoff and then
made another 1O-yard gain thru tackle ON
the first play.
his first football at Lincoln high school in
and has another season on the Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
MALONE WINS
WARD BATTLE

BOSTON. Nov. 2s.-Jack Malone
OF st Paul won from George Ward of
Elizabeth. n. j., by technical
Knockout in the third round OF a
scheduled ten round fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
LAWSON WILL
LEAD CARDS

PALo ALTO. Nov. 2S.-Jim Law.
son. s,anford's right end. was yes.
terday elected captain of the 1924
Cardinal football team. He halls
from Long Beach. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
ALMOST FIRST

Any referee who has counted him
ont viii tell you that Bill Brennan
deserves TO he ranked in the great
l0.second men Of history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
THE ONLY HOPE

Spain cannot hope TO attract nng
attention as a football power until
She starts to build s,adiums all over
The place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
No MoNnER,

Conflicting timing records show
Paddock ran five cards In nothing
flat. No wonder them 4. 4. Z, guys
cant zee him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
JUST IMAGINE IT

Firpo complains that he was Civ
en- a short count And can you
I imagine how the thrifty young gent
would complain II given short
changer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
SECOND TEAM

Bob schoctticr. Lincoln, cnd.
Pete pesimon, Queen Anne.
tackle
Hal snyder. Queen Anne. guard,
Biil WHrk. Garfield. center.
Wallace oDanicls. West Seat
tie. guurd
Bob Neal. West Seattle, tackle.
indo indridson. Ballard. end.
Tom iyilengren, Roosevelt.
quarter.
Harry iiinkle. Roosevelt, half.
Dan o'f.eary. Franklin. half,
Gordon Bruce. Roosevelt. full
back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28
Future Washington Stars
BILL BECK HAS A TOUGH JOB

T UNDERSTANDING GEOGE WILSON on a football team
" is like playing sub to Babe Ruth the New York
Yankee ball club
The big stars good that the subs don't get much
chance to shine and both Wilson and Ruth are bio husky
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-28

This question OF settling the championship Of the Syear
Odds Is getting complicated England still thinks Papyris
,cod hare done much better against Zeu under different
circumstances. Der, meantime. has been beaten bU IN
Memoridu N.Y. 0icn TO be out Of IT, Non France is
to the front NTH Epnard Of the greatest sprnters
be Developed in that country France thinks Epn-
ard is greater than Papyrus Americas best and wants
match rdce.