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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-28
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Greatest
Game of
Year Set
Notre Dame and Prince
ton Should Bring Out
Super Football
BY HENRY /. FARRELL

- lLANh H. u AhhLl.t4
NEW YORK. Oct. Is-Eaeh year
IN Il has become the custom Of
knuie Rockne 90 bring his band OF
Notre Dame manniklns East early
in the season IN an advances styh
show.
Coaches. scouts and players gather
from an over the East with papers
In hand 20 observe and note what
Is going 70 be good In football that
season
Last Saturday the United stafvs
Military academy previously regard.
Cd a. the potentially strongest team
In the East. had TO be the goats in
demonstrating 20 the buyers" the
beHt Of last years models against
the more approved designs Of 1914
football.
when the lighter. smarter. better
equipped and flasher Notre Dame
eleven defeated that great army ma.
chine - 10 0. the experts con.
cludsd.
That Rockne T. AZ u again. lie
certainly has some good plays
The army went back home. dis.
appointed. hut with some sAtisfnc.
ton. We can profit by the lessons
learned. Wen trat Yale and the
Navy with some OF those Notrs
Dame plays" the cadets said. The
brlllianco shown by tho Notrc Dame
eleyvn has Eastern critics IN a mood
10 claim tho "Micks" as the team
OF 1919. as good ~ that great eleven
brouEh, Eas, several years ago ny
The late Oeorgey Gipp.
Next SATURDAY No,rc Dame re.
turns East again 20 play Prince.
ton. one OF the greatest teams Of
1888. and team that IL construct.
ed and equipped more like the
"Mieks" than any other team in
tho East
wtvn these two modern intrepid
and daring teams meet in the
Princeton stadium. the greatest
game Of the season is almost sure
10 result.
Because Princeton has a habit Of
Evt,lng tho most out o. nothing.
because tho Tigers play on tho
team tina, won't bs
beaten. can't be beAicn''-a stipend.
Gus battle II assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
IVAN PARKE
BIG NOISE
AT LATONIA

r AToSIA RACE TRACK. Ky. Oct
IL is--Jochey Ivan Parks again
was the biz noise st yesterdays
races here.
Parkc Tuesday rode five OF the
days seven winners. capturing the
first. second. fourth. sixth and sew.
snth races.
Yesterday he won the first four,
giving him a run OF six winners IN
six consecutive mounts. He copied
yesterdays first race with Granger
a, $50 10 81; the second. with Quota.
ton. NJ 81 10 81; the third. with
Winner Take an. at 1910 TO 81. and
the fourth. with Metric, at si.b5
20 81,
In the fifth race Of the day Pnrke
made II five straight when he
brought p. coync's Plndar Peel home
in front OF a field Of four starters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Overlooking ELEVEN WITH
TOO MANY PLAYS VERY
COMMON FAULT

rs the ability 90 play for something
outside Of self Moral and physical
courage are closely associated: II
your nerves fail YOU. your body
falls you. II is mistake 10 dis
crimlnate between the brains and
the muscles. Tho football player
must have by far greater mental
efficiency than the debater.
At the University OF Illinois we
have the privilege OF tcnching some
400 young men from 30 states who
lave selected athletic coaching as
cir life Work and have entered
orr four-year course In athletic
coaching TO train themselves We
constantly seek TO Impress upon
them that football. more than any
other game. Is mn expression OF
school and college spirit and should
therefore be synonymous with good
workmanship. Any coach who
negleots 10 further tho principles of
good sportsmanship has failed In
his calling. Hc must. above nil. re-
Hpect the rules OF the game and
abide by their spirit.
III future Of football Is more
in the hands OF those who tench II
than those who play H. II will
thrive Just as long MS II Is con.
structyc force In the buoldIng OF
tho character and physique Of
young Americans This viii dc.
pend upon tho proper supervision
OF health and correct methods and
ideals In coaching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
GIANTS AND
YANKS LEAVE
FOR WINTER

NEW YORK. Oct is-wi,h tho
~ last pay checks and their cut
OF the worlds series money In
their rolls practically ail Of the
Giant and Yank players had de-
parted from New York today. Most
Of them went home 20 widely scat.
tered points.
John McGraw. manager NJ the
defeated Giants. announced that he
would saii for Europe soon for his
vacation and that he Nigh, pick
out some spots for tour propoH-
"a for hia club.
Miller Higgins manager Of the
champion Yanls. said he would re-
turn soon 70 Cincinnati and then
would make trip TO Los Angeles
Both the Giants and Yanks win
train in California next spring. ac-
cording 20 reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
KenUOrthy
to Return
to Beavers

DORTLAND. Oct. rs. w. J.
1 cDuke'1 Kenworthy win man
ago tho Portland Coast league base.
ball club next year in place Of Jim.
my Middleton. present pilot. accord.
Ing 10 a story carried IN an after.
noon paper here yesterday.
Al tine annual election OF directors
and officers OF the Portland club
last night Kenworthy was named one
Of the directors No formal an.
nounecmcn, OF any change VIII be
mnde until the national association
meeting. at which tims President
Keeper. Kenworshy and Middleton
VIII confer.
Middleton, under whose manage.
ment the Beavers finished this year
in the first division for the first
time since 1914. viii be taken care
or II Is assured.
II Judge Lands. who ruled against
Kenworthy playing with Portland
during the season just ended. per.
mits him TO take over the manager.
ial reins next year, Middleton may
remain as assistant, Il Is reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
RENAULT COMES TO FORE AS HEAVYWEIGHT PROSPECT
Stove League
Gossip Of diamond game
here and there.
By LEO II. LASSEN
Meetings Next
in Order

TUE baseball season u no more
L than laid away IN mo,hbails
Tor the winter until tire boys and
girls start figuring on next year
AZ that. Il isn't very Ions until
March. when the tesssr1 start hit,
ting Il for thu sunny south Tor
spring training-just four months
- idlcneSs for the Coast lSaguers.
The next thing Of Importance. as
Tar as the Coast circuit Is con.
esrned. Is the Coast league annual
meeting, In san Francisco. which Is
scheduled fox early next month.
Il is very doubtful II anything
viii be done regarding the local ait.
uation. as nothing can prevent wil.
liam IA. Mccarthy from voting Tor
himself IN the election OF president
Ind from refusing 20 allow Seattle a
pc, thus creating a tie.
WIts too bad that tho Coast league
meeting can't b held after the ses'
sion OF the minor league board OF
arbitration. which is due IN Chicago
early IN December. The Seattle case
win be settled then. one way or tho
other. II Seattle Is allowed a vote
by this board. you can count on a
special meeting Of the Coast league
Immediately afterwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Little Three
Were Sitting Pretty

Vernon. san Francisco and sac.
ramento. the little three. who held
out against the draft. were sitting
pretty when they voted the way
they did in Portland. But Vernon
astn'; count on French and Doyle
being released by Judge lands. II
wrecked their ball club and the
Tigers finished last. Ana they'll
never get any higher until they
get some high class players and
key won't set them from the
halter leagues either.
san Francisco and Sacramento,
with their BAH clubs uiada by deals
with big league clubs before the
January declaration OF war. finished
first and second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Little Three
May Split

The Seals have lost Lefty Court
trsy and Doug Mcwheeney. star
pitchers. who wers recalled By the
white sox. Jln Scott Is about
thru. i. means that the powerful
pitching staff that won a flag for
/ the Seals must DO rebuilt. And y
Z won't b built Up from Clnas d
league men either. II wouldn't be
surprising 70 see both Vernon and
san Francisco hopping in line for
tho draft enc Of these fine days
And Sacramento. stepped on b.
Mccar,hy's decision to let BIZ BY
ron unplrs tbs big series in Sac
ranento with the Seals, isn't any
TOO friendly with the president Of
- league. The little three. which
I've ruled the Coast league thru
the political tricks Of Mccarthy.
may no, be SO friendly when they
start looking out for their own
interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
More Parking
Room Saturday

Il order 10 accommodate the
i thousands Of grid fans who
VIII attend Saturdays game be.
tween Z s G. and tho University
u Washington AZ the Stadium
the A. $. U. W. officials have
provided \ park space az the end
Of ssrd ave. y. on the south aide
u the Lake Washington canal
and a pon;nSn bridge viii DO
erected for the use Of the fans.
Darwin Mcisncst. graduate man.
aEor. urges that as many motor
lists az possible use this parking
area 20 ~ 70 tighten the traffic
burden near the stadium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Big Ten
Lead ers
to PLAY

TUE game that may setue the BIS
Ten championship sor the season
Is scheduled FOR Saturday AZ Iowa
City with Iowa. two times champion.
playing Illinois The latter eleven
has proved TO be powerful comhin.
ntton while Iowa has been greatly
weakened BY the loss OF several stars.
Another big Eama u the Michigan.
Ohio State melee booked for Ann Ar.
hor The former team IA fayorite
10 win.
Chicago plays Northwestern ~ Chi.
cage and Indiana plays Wisconsin
AZ Bloomlngion in other Biz Ten
Eamss OF tho day.
Minnesota plays a conference
game with North Dakota willis Pur.
due Is idle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
STANFORD BALL
MEN TURN OUT

Forty men. led by Captain.eleet
Mel Paterson, have reported to
Coach Harry woltcr for fall base.
bali practice NJ Stanford university.
woiier plans 10 overcome the handi-
cap facing Stanford during the 1924
season thru the loss Of several vctor.
ans. By beginning practice earlier
than usual. in order TO size up his
material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Another Tommy
RYAN? N We r!

NEW YORK. Oct 1s,--Another
~ English battler Is here seek.
Ing fistic glory and spendable
coin. His name is Ted Moore and
his sponsor is Tom o'Rourke.
Moore Is the nearest thing to
Tommy Ryan Two ever seem"
says o'Rourkc, without even bat.
ting an eyclash.
Tommy Ryan happened TO be
the greatest mlddlewolght OF
them all. not even barring Stan.
leyc Ketchcl. This Moore person
will have TO be good. mighty good.
10 qualify even as Il near Tommy
Ryan.
o'Rourkc " trying TO match
tho visitor with Harry Greb for
the championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Crane Only Infielder
Sure to Be Back

Sam Crane. the Indians great
shortstop. is the only infieider on
the Seattle roster who seems to be
a cinch TO come hack next year.
Ted Baldwin, the third sacksr, isn't
est enough on his pins getting
bound the bases, Clyde Nearklc.
lie kid second sacker. doesn't throw
up to snuff while Doc" Johnston
was getting too much dough for
a Coast league club. Johnston may
be back II he takes a big cut In
salary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
VIII Rohwer
Be Traded?

Don't be surprised either, II Ray
Rohwer. Seattle's home-run king. Is
traded 10 some other club in the
league for a catcher or an In
fielder II ne ism; sold 10 some biz
league club. Rohwer didn't make
the greatest hit In the world with
Red Kilefer because he had n
bad tendency 70 lang ia his work
al times. He has everything in
HIS favor TO make a wonderful star.
hitting ability. throwing arm par
excellence and speed and feeling
promise. but he simply didn't hold
UP In the pepper end. a change
Of scene may do tho trick. OF
course. it may be Just talk that he
won't be back next year. but never.
theiess the boys are Cabling
about II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
YOST DEVELOPS
PASS DEFENSE

ANN ARBoR. Oct. IS. - Coach
Yost is developing defense which
Ia expected TO break the forward
passing attack OF Ohio. Each OF
the baeks Ia receiving Individual
coaching with stress on HoEe
workman's phenomenal aerial flips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
SOME FURTHER
PROOF

Many fighters have started NJ n
slipahod gait onIy to como on later
with the sure. confident stride % a
champion. Jim Flynn. ham and
egEsr de luxe. knocked Dempsey out
In a round. That was In 1917. Two
years later Dempsey was the cham.
plon.
Benny Leonard was knocked out
twice. first by Joe shugrus. next by
Frankie Fleming. both second ratorz.
Now Leonard il ranked with Cans
and Lavignn as tho greatest HIGHT.
weight in history.
Al OF which prcs~s that you never
can tell and even then you can't tell
much
Rsnault. with a local reputation
earned IN Montreal rings. came 10
the States two years ago and Joined
Dempssy's camp 81 Atlantic City as
a sparrinx partner. This was his
first introduction 20 big time bat.
ting. Dempsey. training for the
Carpenter push-oyer. beIabored his
assistants with great fury. Renaul,
says he suffered some and learned
much In that camp.
Now II fate. Elddy Old dame. 10
take Eenault. battered sparring part
uer. and exait him 10 the Dempsey
throne7
Search US
We happen 10 recall. however. that
Jsffries was a sparrtng partner in
Jim corbett's camp. and that JEFF
later won the title from Jim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
JIMMY SACCO
NOW IN l.. A.

Unable 10 agree upon the cash
offered them. Jimmy saeeo and
his manager Abe Matp. turned
down an offer 20 box OF the Dream
land rink IN san Francisco this
week and have departed for Los
Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
NAVY'S STAR
is ON SHELF

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. is,-Examin-
alton showed that stoiz. star end.
has fractured hone his his leg
and may not play with the navy
for the rest Of the season. Navy
coaches hope that Brown will be
able 70 fiji the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
ANDY SMITH
EXPECTS WIN

BERKELEY. Cal. Oct. 1s,-coach
Andy Smith expects his Bears 10
Sin easily over the oregon Aggies
Saturday. Most OF the men Grip
pied and on the bench last satur-
day during the Olympic game have
she'd their handsges and are back
In active harness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18

I have select
cd 10 plays. /
believe this sell
ectlon, together
with p u n { $,
place or drop
kicks. runs and
smashcs from
punt formations
will he practic-
ally n sufficient
number for a
team 10 use Tor
a season.
II Nv axiom
attic that n team
must be well
drilled. not only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18

tion OF plays, but in tho fundamen-
tails, such ms tackilng and blocking.
But you must also develop n moral
fiber that will enable the player
who II weaker physically than
some others, to play over his
hend.' The difference between
champions and almost" champions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
WALKERS FINE
SPLIT IN HALE

TRENTON. y. j.. Oct. IS Mickey
watxsr's one-ysAr suspension by
the New Jersey boxing commission
was cut in half yesterday by states
Boxing Commissioner Bugbce. The
suspension on Jack Bulger, Walkers
manager. remains the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
War Wrecked
Coast Race

one thing was proved this year.
and that was that the Coast league
canno, DO without the majors. and
the big leagues need players from
this league almost as badly as We
need them from the majors.
II was a poor race this year. the
last five clubs in the circuit not
having a chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
MISS wETnEREp WINS

CANTON Yorkshire, England.
Oct. 1s--Miss Joyce wethered re.
tanned her title as English woman
golf champion when she defeated
Mrs Lodge. Of Burhll, In the final
match. s to Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
POSTPONE PROGRAM

The Ladies' day program at the
Rainier Golf and Country club TO
have been staged Friday has been
postponed one week, because OF the
threatening weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
SELL-OUT AT
CORNELL GAME

ITHACA, n. Y, Oct. ls.--All
seats have been sold for the Col
gate Cornell game Saturday and no
ticket windows will be opened be-
fore the gnme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
LUIS FIRPO ON
HIS WAY HOME

HAVANA, Cuba, Oct, is.--LuIs
Firpo. the Argentine heavyweight,
arrived here yesterday on route 20
his home In Buenos Aires. He is 10
box in exhibition at Lima. Peru. on
November 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
TIGER SCRUBS
BEAT VARSITY

PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct. IS
Using Notrc Dame plays, the
"scrubs" ran over the Princeton
varsity and scored seven touch
downs against three by the reg
ulars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
OFFENSE NOW
ILLINOIS AIM

URBANA, ILL.,, Oct. 1s,--Offensive
held the attention OF Illinois today
as the final preparation for the
Iowa game Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
BY ROBERT c. ZUr PIKE
Football Coach, University 4 Hi.
nols. Author Of "Footi I'll
Technique and TnctlcA.'

MANY football teams, esp Tally
Nu high school olevens, have 90
large a repertory OF plays The
inevitable result is that they are
not sufficiently drilled in any o.
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
AFTER
SPEEDY BACKS

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. iS.--Efforts TO
speed up the rear line are being
made In an effort TO set Harvard
ready for Holy Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
AMERICANS HAVE EDGE

In the big leagues. the Americans
knocked out ga home runs and the
Nationals $40 last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
OREGON MAN
AT PENDLETON

PENDLETON. Oct. 1s.-Twenty
men. members OF the University OF
Oregon football squad. are here to-
day engaged in light workouts In
anticipation Of the contest SEIZED
uled for tomorrow against the
Whitman college team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
NeW Foul
Conversion
Rule Made
Player Against Whom
Foul Is Made Must
Toss Free Throw

CEYEN changes in the hoop 1872
~ 20 rules have been Incorporated
in the 1924 playing regulations.
according 20 the new basketball
guides received here yesterday. The
most important change requires
players fouied 10 toss the free throw
or throws awarded.
The list OF changes follows:
The baskets must be nets Of white
cord. The ball must be tightly n.
flstsd. RULES and -
The ball Is considered out Of
bounds when II strikes the edges or
back OF the blackboard. Ruis Z. sec
ton -
Boys Of high school age shall play
eightminuts quarters and younger
boys six-minute quarters. Ruie 81
Time IL 20 be taken out whenever
two or more free throws are awarded.
This applies as formerly 20 double
fouls and now applies when two or
more free throws are awarded 70 the
same team. In the latter case time
IL resumed when the bail leaves play
.rs hands for the last free throw.
Rule ID
4 captain may request time out"
whenever the ball is dead or when
ever in play in possession Of his
team. Ruis IL
when a personal foul 10 called, the
player fouled must attempt the free
throw or throws. unless the player
fouled Is 20 injured he must leave the
game. in which event the substitute
must attempt tho throw. The free
throws after technical fouls may be
made by any player. Ruls 10. sec
ton -
When a personal foul Is commit.
ted against player who Is in his
own goal zone, two free throws are
awarded only when the offending
player is in possession OF the ball
II player who Is outside OF his goal
zone is fouled when in the act OF
throwing for goal. two free throws
are awarded. A double foul. regard
less Of where committed. gives each
team one free throw CRule Is. sec,
tons TO 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
Canadian
improves
in Ring
Former Canadian Mount
ed Policeman Now One
of Leading Heavies
BY JOE WILLIAMS

THit' SnERiSG down the heavy.
weight trail comes Sergeant
Jack Renault OF the Canadian
Mounted. hiE-fisied. square jawed.
oak hearted.
sergeant Jack Is on a man hunt.
Tradition assures us that the Cana
dian Mounted always come back
with their man. Renault is after
Dempsey. champion Of the hcayics.
To set TO Dempsey he 10 prepared TO
storm the forblddlng ou,posts as rep
resented BY Wills. Firpo and Glib.
bons.
Rsnault. an unlmpresslye fourth
rater two years ago. has come fast
and far In recent months.
Joe Downey. who lasted tho limit
with Firpo. was knocked out In three
rounds By Hrnault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
FULTON TOOK
DIVE. TOO

Fred Fulton. holder Of the horizon.
tai heavyweight championship q the
world, fell before Renauit's ccascleas
hammerinE IN nine rounds
Tiny Herman. with a rugged dis.
placement OF 20 pounds. could not
stand up before the Canadians sharp
drum fire.
George Godfrey. enormous Ethin-
plan. and rated next 20 Harry Wills
IN punching ability and promise. Was
stopped cold.
Not a dazzling array Of Victims.
you Eay1 True, Downey. Fulton.
Herman and Godfrey hardly size up
as world bsatsrs But II probably
takes fair hattlcr 10 beat them just
the same. and two years ago. you'n
remember. Renault wasn't even a
fair hattier.
Billy Miske Knocked Rcnault out
IN ~ rounds less than two years ago.
and Gene Tunnsy. liEht heavyweight.
Kicked him about with Incredible r..
rocity. Others have whipped him.
Others may whip him IN The future.
but their task will not be easy or
.4rsswfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
GEORGE SOILS
BEATS GORMAN

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct "a
George SoIlis won 1o-round de-
cisIon over Joe German at the BIZ
monthly smoker here Wednesday.
Honors were even until the ninth
round when Soils dropped German
for the count Of nine. Mike De
Pinto scored technical knockout
oevr Lackey Morrow In the second
main event OF the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-18
SEVEN CHANGES ARE MADE IN BASKETBALL PLAYING CODE
Batting Averages
PACIFIC coAsr LEAGUE

Fiusi individual season bsttlnE avsraEss fsr iS11.
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