The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-09

edualed ana doubtless never will
be equaled or even approached.
oace YOU see poble team. you
may rest assured that each sue
ceeding team win be the same. Wei
coached. few players. precision TO
tho finest degree, good tacklcrs. no
fumhling. and above all morale
which cannot fail OF bring out the
last ounce OF strength in every
man.
II would take pages and pages
20 wrlto OF all tho men that learn
I'd football under Dohic. but these
articles would not BIO complete
without making reference TO u few
who stand in washington's Hall of
Fame.
Football fans win always remem-
Der Chunky" Charlie Smith. q
brilliant Washington quarterback
II was he who saved Washington
from apparent defeat by kicking q
field goal In the last minutes OF
play against oregon-or Bud
Young. great kicker. a great open
field man. a cool. deliberate diree-
tor OF plays. whose game at quar-
tcrbaek would have placed him on
any tenn In the country. or BlE
Herman Anderson. husky llnemar
whose consistency OF play has
placed him among washlngton's
great. or Cedric Hap" Miller, men
toned as an all-American half
hack. whose line plunging power Il
s,ill in tho minds OF all; or Walter
shIcl. chosen by Doble az being his
greatest fullhaek. and justly so: OF
Ray Hunt. 200-pounA end whose
work was OF tho highest technical
order: or Louise SeagrRye, tackle
superb: or Ernest Tramp Muir
phy: OF George Smith: or "Cy'
Noble: or Tied" Faux: or Elmer
Leader; or many such clean living
hard hitting. honest and SQUARE
young men who were willing e
give their all for Washington.
since writing these impressions Of
DobIe and his teams. have been re
ques,ed By various people 10 choose
an "All.star poblc Team" have
reflected over this for several days
as il il Impossible 20 fairly give al
men fun credit for their ability
without in the least attempting e
bclittle the excellent service givef
washington by all men who fairl,
won a football wv" win attcmp
10 pick an eleven which in my hum
bio opinion would be a fairly repre-
sentative Doble team.
This team would have weight. IN
line Weighing close to 200 pound
from end TO end, hackfleld tina
would weigh $50 pounds and carry
ing a punch that could penetrate an,
line. two kickers who could punt
drop. kick or placc.kick In the tastes
of company. and quarter who knew
football generalship-elsveu mer
who had fighting football hearts.
ALLSTAR DOBIE TEAM
center-'Pc,s Tcgtmeler.
| Right Moose" Babcock.
| Left guard--Charles May
Right tackie-MnXwell Eakins.
Left tackie-''PoIly" Grimm.
Right erd--Ray Hunt.
LEFT end-warren Grimm.
ouarter-''Bud" Young.
Right Melville Mueklestonc
Left half-Cedric Miller.
/ FuIIback Walter ShieI.
Any coach In the world would glad
/ " give his right arm 20 have thes
men on a team.
The remarkable thing about Dobl
was that he could hold control Owe
his men aitho he used such bite
and almost brutal tactics. I hav
yet TO hear OF a. man who would IN
TO say that he was glad 20 hav
played under Doble. and at the sam
time was glad when no was thr
playing. He held the highest respoc
and admiration OF the men owe
whom he held his mailed fist. b
cause he was honest and fair.
Fred Hill, prominent Seattle auto
mobile dealer and former player III