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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Browning and
Cooley Stars
for Huskies

THE University OF Washingfoa
L basketball team looked mighty
sweet in defeating the Aberdeen Ar.
i've club five al the campus gym last
night by a 81 10 q score. Particu.
larry pleasing 10 Coach Heck" I'd.
mundson was the showing Of Arnold
Cooley az forward and George Brown.
ing az guard. Both men made 10
points each for the HuskIes.
The college team started out with
n rush and had the visitors on the
defense thruout the fray.
~ half time Washington led, II
10 10.
Washington plays the North Da.
kota Aggies at the University gym
Friday night
Washington t5T Active Club tsiy
Frayn 90 .........F......... Rocfs 80
Cooley tiel ........F........ oitmoa %
Anderson 90 &C. ....... Bryan 90
Hale 90 ...s....- .G........ ScroEgs tp
browning tiol ...-.G.....,. Sastrom %
Score ~ periods;
Nhshin Eton .....-..-...,.... II .e-i7
Active Club ................. 10 Ill
suhHtituiiona; Washington. St John
FOR Frayn. Jewell Tor Hale. shreeve ~
Cooley. MAeKectnie Tor Anderson. Tour
ncy for Browning. Active Club. Fry a.
Tor Sastrom
Retcrec-Torehy Torrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
NOTRE DAME
AT LAST NIGHTS. F lGHTS
IT. loraLaBlank
co FIFE FANNIE 60

MiGOsH. was you down 90 the
A'l smoking mixer last night at
the Crystal pooig when AR Austin
and Mr. Salt gives me my Tickets
they says Miss Ia Blank. thrS
says. we're going 10 put you close
TO the rims tonight 20 you ear I'm
prove your technlck" SO I was
AN set 70 DO some studying because
whilst / Do know kayo when
zee one, attn I'm sincere enough 90
admit there's n whole lot got
20 learn about the finer points Of
the game.
30 ! gives my other ticlIct 30
n fellow who's been recon,
mcnded TO explain these points
To mc, and what does this bird
do right from the first bell
until The rrfcrry hoistcd Nor
cams arm at tho close Of the
show. but hang his chin over
the fellow In fronts shoulder.
hollering and spending his time
between bouts chewing the
grease with guy across the
aisle. ! might ~ well Of not
been there--dnd me his fight
ticket too,
MlEoah. even when I did ciamor
for information l only got a few
RuRElc.wuffE out OF him. on. yes
must be fair. tho. Ha did mako
exactly ono effort TO cnllFhtcn the
northumberland beside him. and
that was when Morgan and Smell
wbs in the second spasmI think n
was-and tho bell give false
alarm. Well. when the refcrry
starts them agnin I was completely
up in tho air about It. II looking
like they didn't give the boys any
breathing spell. and ! up and asks
tho big Btuff-cxcusc me, but /
can't help it--why don't they have
proper intermlssIon and was that
really the end OF the bout. and he
says, wait minute and I'll toll
you And when the bell runE for
the proper ending, he Hays, Yes,
Miss la Blank-thc first bell was
n false alarm"
Just Ike was deaf or some.
thing. Any fool can wait n minute!
IT'S n good thing don't have TO
depend on some bird 10 see for
me, chi
But I had "A swell seht-why,
I was so close ! could hear the
breath Kissing thru their teeth
and see the looks in their eyes.
Boy-I have never seen moth.
ing half so sad Ms boxers
smile when he's just made an
awful lunge-and missed
And another thing ! felt bad
about was Freddie Macs ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Redmond Sportsmen
Enter State BODY

Redmond was admitted into the
Washington State sportsmen's asso.
citation when Is sportsmen Of that
town signed the charter membership
list OF theo rganlzation. II is expect.
ed that Redmond's membership will
increase to the IS mark within the
next few weeks.
Robert Hemphill was named presi.
dent, with Frank Seideil vice prcsi-
1ent. Oother officers named were:
.. w. Julian, secretary -trcasurer. G.
a. shinstrom. II. NJ. Thomas. Russell
Hugo j. II. Evans and Il. u. Been.
FOL. trustees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Master Football Minds
Clash in Pasadena Game

TT wiIl be a battle Of footballs two
L master s'utsEists when So,rc
Dame meets stanford on New Years
day al Pasadena. Cal. In the Tourna.
ment Of Roses
Knute Rockno Of No,rs Dame. who
has ,riumphed over the best in the
East and West. viii attempt 10 make
victory complete By taking stanford.
coached by the braiuy Glenn Warner.
into camp
Warmers success on the Coast Is
In keeping with Rockne'H great rec.
ord. In hia Urst year M coach a.
stanford no tool, down tho Pacific
coast title by holding California 10 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

$3.50 tic IN tho ailimportaut game OF
tho year.
Real football should be played
when Stanford meets Notre Dame.
No two coaches In tho game know
more football than Warner and
Rockne, and they have excellent ma
ierial 10 work with.
No'rc Dame has a change OF pace
In football. having a systcm to meet
every requirement No doub. stan
ford will also show a variety Of play.
Numbered on beth teams are sew.
crul AlLAmerica stars. outstanding
players Of tho year This game should
prove 20 Do ono OF the most eolorfu
OF a prolific season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Cougars Win Contest
From North Dakotans

SFOkANE. Dec, Warrington
state ColleEe defeated tho North
Dakota Aggics. az to g. In n hard.
fought game hero last night. The
North Dakota AEkics defeated the
Cougars here Monday night.
Tho invading team left for Mos.
COW. where they will play the Uni.
yeraity OF Idaho tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Dodgers Own Jones

JONES. who was purchased by
- Brooklyn In 1879. stln belongs
70 tho podEcrs, and IL joining tho
Beavers under opson. Jones played
some good ball for Indianapolis last
season in tho American association.
and there's no reason 10 believe ttmt
he won't star with tho Portland
team again. Jones held out for
moro money last spring when he
was with tho Brooklyn club and r..
ported iato for spring trimming. toss.
Ing away a fine chance 70 mako
the big league grade. Tic wasn't In
shape when the season BtarteQ and
was Immediately f1rmcd out TO tho
Indiana team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
WHEN ATTEII
FOUGHT HERRERA

IT was In san Francisco. In 1901.
l. that Attell was matched 10 meet
Aurclio Herrera. the terrific hitting
Mexican. and Billy Iavlgue, now
dead. made the match 90 take place
in hts Acme club. To Oakland.
Attell won that contest In -
rounds and he also carried off
- per cent Of the boxers share
Of the gate money.
Abe was as clever with figures as
he vas with the gloves. and he In.
sisted upoa giving as much atien-
ton 10 the percentage as no did TO
tho weights. training and other con.
ditions OF the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

Battling bobcats. How those
two Kids smacltsd each other
around. Like u pair Of hoppcd-
mp hornets or sump't. don't
care " I'm not tccIniclal-I
can tell you how I felt. any.
ways.
And after Frrddic'g car 60,
cracked, In tho second round. the
fans did nothing bat rave about Il
telling johnson TO "wHllop that car
and "pull II otfn hint" Gee Whit
don't Some people just love 10 pIcl,
on sore spot7 Gee! III bet
most 81 those wise birds sitting glfo
IN their seatB would a been half.
way back 10 Ballard. hunting pot
OF glue or a doctor II they'd had
a car hanging loose liko Frcddic'a.
II makes a iottn difference where
you're NJ what you say-don't Il?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Mel Smith Named
Pro for Waverley

Mel smith the well known Call.
forua professional. was awarded the
wayerlcy berth yesterday. and 20
that settles tho rquabbic that has
been going on for quite somc time
In regard to who was going to be
While Hoarc's successor at tho Port.
land club.
Tho newcomer n a very good golf.
or and instructor and should be nm
excellent man 20 fll the wavcrlcy
position, which, from all reports,
seems 10 be a hard one to hold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Rockne Says
Betting Odds
Are Absurd

T os ANGELES. Dec. sl.-Knute
- Rockne. coach OF the Notre
Dame football team. stepped from
an overland train today and in five
minutes conversation spread a pail
Of gloom over an otherwise sunny
day. The Irish were switched TO
another track here for the ten-mile
haul to Pasadena, where tomorrow
they meet Stanford in the annual
East-west gridiron contest.
Informed that odds are two to one
on Notre Dame, Rockne exploded.
Such odds are absurd" he snort
ed. They are not based on real
comparisons Of the teams.
What Eastern teams have ever
won at Pasadena? Harvard beat
Oregon Z 10 6. and that's the only
victoy the East gained out Of eight
games. Surely such history does
not warrant my team being asked
to accomplish what the best teams
in the East have been unable 10 do.
II come TO win. certainly but my
team is not as efficient as it has
been earlier in the season. The
men have gained weight and their
wind is not good. II tomorrow IS
as hot as It promises to be, I'm
afraid we're going TO be up
against it."
Members OF the team, all popped
up and enthusiastic, apparently did
not share their coach's doubt.
Two TO one in favor of us?" IN
quIred Jim Crowley. crack halfoack.
Pretty nice odds"
The team. Rockne said. would
spend part OF the morning in a Ut
tie Pasadena church praying for
success tomorrow.
Jack Dempsey. heavyweight cham
pion, was among the hundreds VINO
greeted the Notre Dame squad,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Cue Advice

Edouard Horenans. the NJ,
taeular southpAw balkllns Ea
Hard player who j. champkr
Of Belgium, after several YEAR
Of observation here and /,
South America, says the need AZ
The ballline game In this eoun.
try can be solved by "riyipr
the beginner smaller fage, i,
him play straight rail billiard.
give him the opportunity a
watching professionals In enhi.
billions and competition. and you
viii perform great service for
billiards here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
COAST COACHES
TO ORGANIZE?

Tho Pacific coast will have n
branch organization Of the National
Football Coaches association, II a
move sponsored by Elmer Hcndcr.
son, r. $. G, coach, who Is vice pres.
ldent Of tho national body. Is sue.
oessful. Invitations havo been ex.
tended to mentors In the Pacific
Coast and Southern California COLI
fercnces TO attend a meeting TO be
held Tuesdny in Los Angeles.
John Wilcc, Ohio state coach, and
president Of the national association,
will preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
HAS FOuR.LETTER ATHLETE

For the first time In 10 years the
University Of Vermont can boast a
fourlettcr athlete in Claire Cayward
OF Buffalo. He was recently award.
cd his letter in football and prev.
iously earned the varsity numeral in
baseball. basketball and track sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Cornell Frats to
Play Puck League

Cornell viii form an ice hocl,cy
league among fraternity teams Al
speed sknting club viii DO an lnno-
wilton among students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

flat-footed and slugged 20 draw with nj,
same opponent two weeks ago in Tacoma.
Last night the Coast featherweight cham.
pion opened his bag Of tricks and, exeept n,
n wild punch in the mouth in the sixth round
that carried kick and really hurt. Nor0as
won easily and was SMELLS master turnout
Smell never quit trying, kept coming in "a,
more swinging punches from all over tho
ring, only 10 have the creased lightning h
front Of him sidestep, counter, jab, pivot and
dance away like a phantom.
Morgan opened his bag Of tricks for snsu
last night and he showed the young Tacoman
more stuff than he ever guessed there was
I hand kept bouncing off Smells nose like
the L-nhL and h-- I--nhL hana r.--r.-L.a -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

under the heart in the
clinches.
SMELL CARRIED
FIGHT
Smell elected % carry the fight
and kept rushing Morgan around the
ring and bis Wild hooks were either
caught on MorRan's arms or landed
on bis back and neck
Pour times during the fight
Smell landed clearly, by actual
count. three times in the second
round and again In the sixth.
The big kick came In the fifth
round when Smell led with a wild
hook and Morgan sidestcpped. letting
Smell dive hsadlonE into the ropes.
hanging over the second strand. al.
most falling into the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
WILL HOLD TITLE FOR YEAR

The winner Of tho French bnlk.
Inc billiard championship tourney
In the future viii be champion for
year, not subject 10 challenge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
THOMAS Is
CONF *

These men viii give Portland a
fine infield and in Babe Thomas a
coming fiatsackcr. roolrs under.
study they have one OF the finest
young prospects IN The circuit
Add 10 this fine defense the
punch tho outfisld will have Ia
Duffy Lewis. Ray Rohwrr and
Charley IIiEh with the possible
addition Of Paul Strand. and
you can - that the Beavers
win make bid for the 1895
flag.
Their catching staff ISN'T quito
settled as yet and more changes are
expected In the mound department
But their infield and outneld h
just about all set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
MORGAN HAD
BAD COLD

Morgan wasn't In the best OF con.
dltlon last night due 20 a heavy cold.
and he put up a wonderful exhibition
considering this He tired rapidly In
tho sixth round. Up 20 then his
speed was nothing less than dazzling.
Give Smell this credit: He made
the fight. never quit trying and
lis no disgrace for a willing hid
who has had only p fights 10 be
beaten by master workman like
Morgan.
Morgan. who T. far and away the
best allround ring man Seattle fans
have seen in many a day. left for
California early this morning. where
ho VIII rest up for n month or 70
before taking a fling at the longer
guns down South. Only Vic Foley
can compare with Morgan in class
and future posB!bilitics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

4 high school basketball team In
Pas1ic, n. J., has not been beaten
IN five years. 49,. Well. Mike Nc.
Tiguo has n careful manager too,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
WILSON
WINS
Oregon Aggies Win
Los Angeles Game

MILWAUKEE, Dec 31.-Tho
Oregon Aggies win not be able TO
meet the Marquette football team
here in 1926 as planned, because
of conflict the former institution
has in its Pacific Coast conference
schedule, 1t was announced here
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
DUAL. MEET DATE SET

Tho annual Stanford W.. California
track meet will take place at palo
Alto April 18.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

A French boxer has been expelled
for laying down. q. ID. The French were
always quick to copy American Gus
toms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
JOHNSON
BEATS MACK

One OF tho big surprises OF the
night came IN the semi.windup. For
the FIRST two rounds Kid johnson and
Freddie Mack looked like ten pins
In bowling alley the way they were
bouncing around on the floor. Mack
floored johnson in the first round
and they both scored knockdowns in
tho second session. During the next
four rounds Johnson got smart and
boxed Mack. avoiding couple OF
thousand Wild swings and using his
left and n right TO the body effective.
~. Johnson won the last four rounds
and the decision.
Young Peter Jackson, the
young colorcd light heavyweight,
certainly gets great kick out
OF fighting. After the first two
rounds he gave Rube Finn bad
beating and won the decision.
He was entirely too energetic for
the long Mr.. Finn.
Buddy Bcrcot provided ono OF the
thrills Of the evening in ono of the
fastest one.roand fights we've had
here In many moons. He was sock.
ing away with Al gallagher. the
Bellingham kid. and forcing Gal.
lagher into a corner. Bercot hit him
in the stomach with n left and when
10 bounded Off Of the twino. Bercot
crashed him on the chin with a right
that took all OF the fight out Of
Gallagher for the evening. He was
knocked cold. Gallagher tried to get
up, but couldn't,
WILSON
WINS
Norman Wilson, too young and too
fast for the veteran Cimminelly. won
easily In the first fight. Cimmi.
nelly scored a knockdown in the first
round, but Wilson won the last three
easily.
A packed house saw the show.
which was staged by Lonnie Austin
and Dan Salt IL was announced
that Dixie Ia Hood. tho crack Mon.
tana bantamweight. would fight Vic
Foley here next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
JONES WAS
IL ADER

Two years ago Jones was the
class % the Coast shofutops Tie
made everything IoaB easy. and was
a steady. sure fielder lie didn't hit
so ysg hard, bur ha Wus timely
and dangerous Ia The plnches
Many Coast writer, rated Nc.
Cam ~ the best second base
man la tho league last SEASON.
Mccain Is a beautiful fielder.
and with Jones TO work with.
will give Portland a real second
base combination.
Poole Is great hitter and a
steady nelicr. making up Tor his
lack OF pepper by bis natural ahil.
ity Poole viii he the punch Of the
tnfIsif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Portland to
Have Nifty
InfielderS
Poole, McCann, Jones
and Riconda Will Make
Up Excellent Infield

ANA season san lfan
c.soos infsld was Far
and away the best
quartet iu tho lrarue
DO not Ia the minors
but neat year they 20
have Some real Uppo
slti1n from Portland
Tho Beavers have
plugged up tho Igu
side uf tho diamond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
FeatherWeight Champton
Opens His Bag of Tricks
Smell Tries Hard Enough, but Never Had Chsne.
With Morgan, Who Showed His Real Boxing and
Fighting Skill; Morgan Leaves for California
BY LEO II. LAssEN

THE Tod Morgan who flashed his way thru six bHliar4
rounds with Doc Smell at the Crystal Pool last night
winning I'm canteT didn't look LIE the boy hn -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

In wonderful shape rs the ucquisj-
ton OF Harry ileandB no third iase
and Johnny Jones Cor shortstop
With Emmett Mccain az second
base and Jlm Po1le at first thanking
this pair tho Beavers win present
Ia rial inued
lue0Udg comes West with "a hiEH
reputation as am infridrr ne
PLAYED sterling hall in the Eastern
league two years Hgo. but couldn't
quite make the Fadr with the stick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31
Tod Morgan Beats Smell With Dazzling Speed

Gr9d3ron'S Greatest Stroteg5sts to Match W1ts
anGmdD rete BanyG
Class o h Season Result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-31

Morgan's left hand kept bouncing off SMELLS nose like
aper thruout the fight and his right hand punished ST
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-25

FOR SALE-Furnished 6 room
house. See Delozier at DelOzier-
Reynolds Furniture Co. $50 Main
st. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-25
TROJANS MEETING
NEVADA TODAY
AT |. A. ARENA

| LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.-Using
much the same lineup he expects to
employ against California next Sat
! urday, Coach Elmer Henderson will
! send his University of Southern Cal
ifornia Trojans against the Nevada
football team at the Coliseum this
afternoon.
The Wolves, with Coach Charley
Erb at their head, arrived last night
i'll splendid condition for the game.
The visitors are expected to use
some of the plays Erb learned under
Andy Smith during his days 1at
California, and some go so far as
to give Coach Henderson credit for
listing the Nevada game directly
ahead of the trip to Berkeley, be-
cause of this fact.
U. S. c. will startt backfield com
posed of Hawkins at quarter, Lee
at fullback, Newman and Riddle at
the halves, it is believed Lefebvre
may be substituted for Lee.
For Nevada Capt. Harrison will
be at quarter, instead of in his old
wing position. Allen, Clarke and
Lowry round out the attack.
General opinion favors the Tro-
jams by at least three touchdowns.
In the Southern California inter
collegiate conference two games
were scheduled for today. Occi-
dental plays Southern branch of u.
c. on the latter's field, while Po-
mona entertains the Redlands team
at CIaremont.
Oxy is favored to whip the
but Coach Cline has been
driving his men hard and the game
will be close. Pomona is expected
to turn Redlands back without diff
ficulty.
Caltek plays Loyola in non-con-
ference game at Loyola i'll the only
other collegiate game of the south
ern program.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-25
UNIQUE STUNT
PLANN ED FOR
GOLF PLAYERS

While it is hard tos arrange
Journeys and handicaps during the
early life of a golf club, yet the in.
defatigablc secretary and president
of the El Centre Golf Club keeps
arranging events to get the players
into continuous rivalry.
This week to interest the new
members, who have been joining
every day, there has been arranged
a unique entry which will insure
the tyro as much change as the man
who has for years padded the loan
between greens.
This is poker golf. Numbers are
put into Il hat and drawn against
each hole, which arc also drawn for.
For instance No. hole gets 6 and
No. 3 hole gets Z. No, 6 gets 8,
and No. s and . get and 3 res
pectivcly, then the card showing
one for the hole and for the &
hole gets a pair. All cards will
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-25
New Gun Club
is Organized

There has been a new gum club
formed called the New River Gun
club, and the location of the grounds
is on the west side of the Salton
Sea, where the New River comes
into that stretch of water. The club
has about a thousand acres of land,
and articles of incorporation have
been filed with the secretary of
state and been returned o. X. The
membership is limited to 100, and
the entrance fee and the first year S
subscription are 5000, with an an
nual fee after that of $50.
The board of direct0ra is Cal
Mousseau, who was elected presi-
dent, Harry Horton, secretary
treasurer, Ernest R. Utley, all of Ell
Centro, and j. M. Turner, of Whit
tier.
The biggest part of the land is
owned by the club, and the rest has
been leased from the Union Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-25
,ONFID ENCE in
WAVERING
JUST A TRIFLE
outcome of Today's Game
will Be Highly
Important
BY M. D. TRACY

United Press Staff Correspondent
BERKELEY, Oct. 5.-The bear
nd the cougar, ancient rivals, will
by at each other today, for their
hnual struggle to see who is sup
fme on the football field.
The growing bear will be repre-
fnted by California football
Darriors, the snarling cougar by
4 gashington state.
Experts" say California is, go
fg to win-yet it is worthy of not
se that they are willing to quail
Y their predictions with comment
bout how the cougar can make a
light out of a football game; how
Washington state has a strong line,
I'D how the breaks of the game go
ir to determine things, particularly
the early season.
All of which, interpreted, means
tat no one seems to have the con
Idencc in the blue and gold that it
|'d last season or for many seasons
hck.
Followers of football look to to-
by S game to show what Califor-
a really can do. If the bears
Pm up some of their old time
lores on Washington state, then
|'xt week the blue and gold will
|ok good. But if Washington state
plds down the score, or makes it a
Ie, or wins, then confidence in Cal
Iornia may be gone for the season.
The bears will throw their regular
|le up into the game, as will the
'ugars. Both seem in fine shape.
THE day broke clear and cool with
Eospects for a bright warm after
pon. The field will be fast.
The probable lineup:
California: G. Nell, Ter; Sargent,
+; Niswander, lgr; IIorrell, G;
ouper, rgl; White, rtl; Huber, rel;
lrlson qb; Dixdn, lhr; Brown, rhl;
Dung, fb.
Washington: Bervin, Ter; T. Kra-
er, ltr; Ahlskog, lgr; Grove, c;
NTH, rgl; Hanson, rtl; Cady, rel;
artin, qb; Sweet, lhr; B. Kramer,
j; Waldorf, fb.
Officials: Referee Faux; Umpire:
eyer; Head Linesman: Macomb
Game starts at 2:30 p. m.
game - California
eshmen VS.. Modesto high school.