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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
HENDRICKS Is
REAL nASEnALL MAN

Jack Hendricks Il real baseball
man. a fellow who has been con.
nseted with tho game most Of his
life In tho capacity OF player or man.
agcr, lie II now managing his sec
ond big league club. having once
handled the 81. Louis Cardinals.
Ilo managed Denver In the West
ern league AZ one time and spent
some 10 years In tho American nsso.
citation whore he led the indianapolis
club
: Sammy Crane. Seattle's shortatop,
played under Hendricks a. tndianap,
oils a few years aEo when Crane led
all of the shortstops In tho minors Tor
chances handled. Crane was sold 10
Cincinnati b. Jack They had quite
buzz fest AZ the baseball banquc,
last night
Hendricks 10 no stranger 20 bare
ball men here. u was Wade tillrfef
that beat him out ~ r. series cham
plonship years ago when Hendricks
was managing Denver kilirfsr was
playing FOR Minneapolis and RED
stole home ln "a saturday game and
broke up Tire game, forcing an eHtn
game 10 BE- played They drew ~.
900 people tho next day. which wa
SUNDAY. and after the game iicnd
hcka told RED" that he ought 70
alp Killsfsr a few extra dollars ior
tlring up that game and bringing out
that Sunday crowd.
Hendricks ig an old diamond TIM
cum Of -. =. Dudsdale. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Larry Ives Is
Now in Charge
at Inglewood

AIRY II. IVES, that popular
IL young man, who has been act
ing.captain OF the Inglowood Country
club team for the past few months,
has been placed in fun charge for
the coming season; having been ap
pointed TO the captsincy by DR.. c. r
Ford, lnglewood's new president.
Percy Ford has had n great deal Of
experience In and around golf links
and when he was elected TO the big
chair at the Lakeshoro club. he
hided his time before he made th,
appointments that were left In his
hands.
That he made i0.strike when he
cast his lot with Larry Ives 10 handle
the captancy reins is foregone con.
cluslon. hut not any moro so than
when he made the announcement last
night OF the following appointments
WNnan's captain. Mrs. n. T. ny.
ersi House committee, u. II. Trap
hagen. chairman. c. L. Anderson and
H. j. MacGinnitic: Greens committee,
Ted knudson, Harry Marshall and Al
schoephooster. Handicap committee,
Larry Ives, chairman. Dick HAYNES,
charlie Anderson, Joe Wlnn and tho
captain OF tho second tenn, who win
be named by Captain Ives within the
next few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

great young outfisldcr IN action in
the junior worlds series with st.
Paul.
Hendricks doesn't hide his d.sap.
polntmeut over his failure TO SEQ
Welsh in action. Jimmy not being
able 10 play because Of a lex injury.
Every major league club - inter.
ssicd IN Welsh and they must be
doing some tall talking about tho
ltkcablc Oakland boy 20 bring a man.
ngcr across the continent 70 see him
play
Cincinnati u In need OF an out.
fielder with George Burns slipping
and with Jake paubcrt's punch gone
from the infieid They could uss q
likely younEstsr like Welsh. who can
fili IN AZ frat base Or In the gardens.
n wouldn't b. surprising 70 see a
deal swung here with Hendricks this
week n tho Reds want Welsh badly
enough az the Ohio team hsH enough
talent 10 help out the Indians. That
-. Of course. II welsh Isn't already
the property or the Chicago Cubs,
something the local officials deny. in
spite Of runors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Big 10 Teams
Facing Tough
Games Today

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-with interest
~ centcred on the game at ColuH.
bus between the undefeated 0hio
State and Chicago teams Middle
West football fans were given plenty
OF good games today.
Wisconsin. held 10 a tie by the
Gophers last week faced another
tough game at Ann Arbor against
Coach Yost's Wolverines
Minncsota and Iowa. both held TO
ties in their only Big Ten engage
ments this year. meet at Iowa
City.
None Of the other Big Ten teams
play conference rivals. Illinois takes
on Depauw and Northwestern stands
off the inva sion Of the Michigan
AgEies. Indiana and Purdue are
idle.
In the Missouri Valley conference
the most important game is to y
played at Columbia, Mo. vner
Missouri and Kansas Aggies meet
Nebraska's Corn Huskers and 'he
Kansas Jayhawkers fight 1t out az
Lawrence, Kas.
Drake faces Oklahoma at Rs
Moines
Among the more important ncn-
conference games are:
Detroit L. VS.. 81. Louis L.. at 81
Louis.
Wabash VS.. Butler at Indianspo-
lis
Missouri Miners vs. Washington
L, at 81. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Michigan Lineup Is
Shifted for Badgers

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Oct. ga
changed Michigan team from the
one which ran into RED" Grange
last week. win greet Wisconsin
when the two teams clash on Ferry
field this afternoon.
Capt Herb Steger has been
showed into quarter. Rockwell TO n
half position. Friedman is playing
half and Marion has been switch
ed from one OF tho wings 10 full.
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Y. NJ. B. c. to
Stage Links
Tourney Soon

lust when everybody gets ready to
- sit back and reflect on the dognEs
of the 1924 competitive golf season.
Ray Sutherland. chairman OF the golf
committee OF the Young Mems Bust.
ness club. brcezes in with the an.
nouncement that the stage Is all set
20 start tho clubs annual mid.winter
handicap tournament, These fellows
just have TO have their golf.
sixtyfour players are down TO play
in this match elimination play which
will be decided on handicap basis
OF holes.up equal 10 one.half the dIf.
ference in handicaps All first round
matches must be played on or before
November and ono week will be
allowed for the playing OF each sue.
cnedlng round.
Several prizes have been donated,
the chief award for tho winner being
n beautiful trophy given by A. Fried.
lander a Son.
So set busy. We mld.wlnter golfers
and play your matches. II YOU don /
know who your opponent IL call up
Ross Sutherland nj MA in.447s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
WHY IiRACHE HAS
FAILED To IMPROVE

4 couple OF years ago krache
and Bercot were brought out Of the
lumber camps. both big. strong kids
and both as green as the proyerbial
grass: they had wonderful success
against the second-raters.
Then they began TO take on the
topnotchers and since that time
Bercot has come ahead with n lot
Of class while Krache Is he same
one.punch mauler that he was two
years ago.
There are Two reasons for this,
First-Krache isn't the fast.think
Ing kid that Bereot is and hasn't
assmilated ideas.
second-In Lonnie Austin. Bercot
has a smart teacher who has taught
him lot Of ring tricks, while
Krache has been in charge Of Dick
Large. an inexperienced man. Hhc
hasn't been able to teach Krache
much, IL anything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Real Tributes

Billy Lane and vean Gregg are
the idols u the Seattle fans.
When Lane and Gregg were in.
troduced at the baseball banquet Inst
night the fans stood up and cheereN
for them.
II was no secret that they have
appreciated tho fSeat work Of the
wonderful veteran pitcher and Of
Lane, who came back even after
taking a wallop in the head that
would have wrecked many a players
career.
rs nothing for the other players
on the club 10 be jealous Of, for Yean
and Billy have not had wonderful
success, but earned II by their CT.
forts and hustle on the field.
you can't get away from The fact
that there is real sentiment in base.
6ayi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
DOBIE EXPECTED TO
GIT HEAT-SITTON

when sutton went East 70 a
coaching school this summer. h
met GIL pobir.
I'm going 90 have = tough year
Gil told his former end. "and that
isn't any hunk
Tho line viii he hack intact. with
tho exception Of sundstrum. bat
that big tnckie vas a team in him
sclf Hs was tho host man I haY,
ever had for dlagnoslng plays ~
was a wizard. And sunds,rum had
the ability 10 so with his quick
mind.
and Pam is gone. and there'i
nobody 10 replace him. II will take
time 20 develop men like them"
Dohlc, the gloom spreRdrr. wAsn'i
- fun OF wind after all He IN,
taken two on tho chin already. on,
from Williams and another from
Rutgers, and there's Columbia. Dart.
mouth and Pennsylvania in the Off.
inE. u looks like he's In for hli
TOUCHES, season in some 20 years Of
coaching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Grid Games
ON Saturday
PhCFIC COAST

PACIFIC COAST
Washington Va. oregon AEgiea al
Stadium.
stanford ~. Idaho a. Portland.
" s. C. ~. California az Berkeley.
oregon Va. whitman AZ Eugene.
Montana "a. Montana Mines at
Butte.
GonEaga Va. Multnomah at spo,
kane.
EAST
Sotrc Dame ~. Princeton AZ
Princeton.
Penn State ~. Syracuse at State
College.
Yale W. Brown at New Haven.
Army W. Boston L. NJ West Point.
Colgate W. Hobart NJ Hamilton.
Dartmouth W. Harvard AZ Cam.
bridge.
LshiEh ". Rutgers AZ Bethlehem.
Illinois ~. Dcpew AZ Urbana
Ohio ys. Chicago az Columbus
Iowa W. Minnesota a, Iowa City.
Michigan W. Wisconsin at Ann
Arbor.
Kansas ". Nebraska at Lawrence.
Northwestern vs. Michigan Asvles
at Evanston.
SOUTH
Center vs. West Virginia at New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
WALTERS ONLY ONE
SURE OF HIS JOB

~ tho banquet given az Rogers
the other night. Coach naEshaw de.
clared that with the exception Of cen.
ter the Hushiea arc fortified with
plenty Of reserves who arc Just as
good az the regular. But in spite
Of their insSperisnee, "BhEEy" has
couple Of pretty Eood prospective
cen;ors In Rice end Bouamy.
Walters Is really great linesman
who hasn't been given naif enough
credit for hts paiyinE. Walters Is a
fine paaser. but It's his uncanny dc.
fonsiye ability In playing rowing cen.
ter and in backing up the line that
makes him valuable.
Let en- rave about Babe Horrell
In California; Walters ls just as good
as Horrell ever thought OF being.
and maybe he's a little bit better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

before them when the open
ing day arrived-a finished
product.
Nothing has been omitted and II
tho rain holds Off. scattlc's golfing
fraternity will get pleasant surprise
when they get their first glimpse at
tho course OF tho olympic Golf and
Country club.
The clubhouse. large. roomy. UP.
to-datc building Is also completed.
except for the furnshinrs.
No elaborate ceremonies will mark
the opening OF the course Thursday.
according 10 Earl Jnmison. but. me.
thinks. II would be very fitting
climax 70 have Billy Bolcom crack
the first ball off the tee on this
evcntful day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

icaEucr5 and he learned plenty IN
hts fights with Joe Benjamin and
Jack Silver. ], gave him conf.
deneo in his own ability ami new
IDEAS
Kache won't fight any place *.
eopt IN Grays Harbor or Tacoma.
He has fought hero a few times
and IN Portland once
He doesn't seem to be able 70
win away from his home ring.
\ fighter never gets very faf
sticking 20 tho home heath NJ
has 10 get out and try hts luck
in tho other boxing contcrs. Few
champions arc developed in their
home towns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

Win the opening OF TINS beautiful Ib-hoIe
course, located at North S5th st. and 18th
ave, new speed record for golf course
just four and half months ago since Will
liam ("Speed Get Emu Bolcom turned
over the first shovelful of soil, that started
operations.
Aside from the fact that the course was
built in such a short time, club members
will find that Billy Bolcom and Earl Jami-
son, prime movers of the organization,
Architect Bob tombstone and Builder Frank
James have given them something that no
other golf club, hereabouts, have had set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Grid Gossip

CAsfBBIDGE,-Harva reign Of su.
prsmscy IL threatened today by Dart.
month. fresh from ne game last week
with Yale. The crimson have worked
hard all week on Dartmouth plays and
The two teams win so on the field abou,
an even choice.
FRINCEToN.-Notrc Dame will find
plenty 81 fight this afternoon when they
meet Princeton. who. aitho they are ex.
pscted TO give Nuats Roekns's men a
SITTER fight than the army did. arc not
EiNen better than = to : chance to get
away with the big end Of the score.
NEW HANEN.-If the game goes the
way he expects II to, Coach Ted Jones
will use most of his second string men
in today's game with Brown. and will
send two full teams into the big bowl.
Both teams have the iightest lineup
since the world war
wfth West Virginia wesleyan. navy
coaches made change In the middiss'
lineup, putting BauiSs IN the bRckficld
in place OF ". II. Caldwell. and nee
Caldwell AZ right end. instead OF Bsrnet.
WEST r0INT.-Seyerai army scrubs
Will start In the army lineup when they
face Boston college this afternoon Tho
varsity mon, however. will be ready to
go in Mt any time. The cadets were
about a five 20 two fAvorite over the
New EnElanders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
SHIEL DOESN'T
LIKE HIDDI.E SYSTEM

Walter Shiel. ono OF washington's
football lmmortals who takes rank
with the famous hackticld men Of tho
Western gTidiron, doesn't give a
hang about the huddlc system OF Civ.
ing signals.
1T Isn't football 20 take 80 much
time and II spoils tho game for the
spectators TO have tho men group
behind the line for their signal on
every play
And l think they'll so back 10 the
old kickoff rule next year from the
A0.yard line with the tees. Tho pres.
ent arrangement hasn't been so
good"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Rain Hurts
Idaho's Chances
Y With Stanford

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct %. - Nc
better means 20 plague tho Idaho
Nandals could have been devised
by the elements which sent n soak
Ing downpour OF rain on Multnomsh
field today
As result Stanford will have the
weather-edGe on the University OF
Idaho when they meet Mt football
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Mike McTigue Gets
Gate in New York

NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Mike Nc.
Tlgue, worlds light heavyweight,
champion. has been suspended for
ono year by the New York boxing
commission for his failure TO accep;
the challenge Of Gene Tunney,
American tltleholder, McTlgue's sus.
pension puts n stop 10 the nego-
tiations that had been nearly COM
pioted for fight with Paul Der.
ienbhch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
BY LEO H. LASSEN
GLASS chin has ruined more

IL than ono promising fighter.
And Il Is threatening 10 end the
ring career OF Ted Krachc. the Ito.
duiam boom man
Kracho can't take 'cm.
The other night nc was knocked
out by Eddie Roberts. taking 'our
trips to the canvas before the ,owc.
was tossed In ana It all happened
IN tho first round.
Never a clever fellow. k1che
boat a lot Of good boys b. hts
,.atural strength. but when her
smacked on the molers, Krache
can't take II.
Eddie Roberts floored him when
they fought before in Tacoma, the
Touchdown winning the fight for
Roberts
Dodc Bercot Knocked him stiff
here two years ago. nine seconds
before tho final gong. beins rob
bed by the bell OF n knockout
Joe simonich sent him sprawl
ing in Tacoma last winter with a
punch on the chm.
Il looks like a weak hinge viii
be the undoing of one Theodore
krache.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

an OF day
There IN no stigma attached 70 the
Job ~ scouting these days. most Of
the visiting slsuths being accorded
proAa privileges
In Wayne sutton Washington has
one Of the best scouts in tho game.
sutton. who was one Of Washing.
toms greatest ends. Is a student Of
football. knows tho game thoroly
ana II a good observer,
sutton has secuted the Montana
and oregon AEEiea this year. and
watching tho second team go thru
the Aggie plays during the past
week In practice IL proof enough that
Sutton KEEP, his eyes open in Port.
land. where o. = c, played Z. g. c.
last week
In addition 70 coaching the frosh
team a. Washington, suiton'S scout.
ing makes him a valuable man for
the Husklsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Rivers Winner Over
Silva in Fast Fight

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 2S.-Georsie
Rivers took the decision over TEDDY
Silva after a sensational exhibition AZ
the Hollywood stadium last Night
Because Rivers was over weight INV
meeting will not be counted IN ,ne
stadium's bantam tourney. and ,o'
that reason they will have 10 os
brought together again 10 decide 'ns
matter OF supremacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Jack Hendricks Came Out
to See Jimmy Welsh Play

ACK HENDRICKS.
manager Of tho Gin
elnnati national
league club. made a
J 900 mile "trip In
vain.
The veteran pilot
or the Reds jour
ncyod TO Seattle for
the cxprcas purpose
Of seeing jimmy
welsh scatlle's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
King Wins in
Cross-Country
Tryout Event
BULLETIN

NTINcHEsTER KING. star Uni.
w yersity OF Washington distance
runner. won the crou-country try.
out race this morning at the sta.
dunn. covering the 4.s-mile course
in % minutes and seven seconds.
Bill Maginnis and Bill Ramsey
were tied for second. Sam Baker
was fourth and Jim McCallum. fifth.
These men will comprise the
Washington team IN the conference
race at Eugene. Ore. next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

BERKELEY. Cal, oct. 25-Tho
Bear and tho Cougar. ancient rivals.
will fIy NJ each other today for their
annual struggle to see who ia su-
premo on tho football field. The
growing bear viii be represented by
California's football warriors. the
anarlinF cougar by Washington state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
OREGON READY

EUGENE. oct. 25.-Coach Mad.
dock will send almost his full Ore
gon team out against the Whitman
Missionaries at football this after
noon. Carl and Ward Johnson are
still out, but the rest Of the Ore.
ronians arc ready for the fray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

necessities of the
modern game
Previous knowi
edge ~ tho gensr
al style Of play,
the stronE and
weak points In the
eleven "a n 4 the
characteristics OF
individuals 10 vital
20 the building Of
a defense
Every big foot.
ban team has its
scout today some
Of the coaches pre-
frrnnE 20 DO their
oWn sleuthlng
when they have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Flashy Runs
Featured In
Garfield Win

TWO spectacular runs on oorVeu.
l. tive plays By Chuck Carroll and
Harold Duffy won for Garfield
over Queen Anne on muddy 1sh
a. Denny Friday. IL 10 O.
Carroll broke loose for 7s.yard
dash early in the game and Duff
took the kickoff on the ne1, rlsy
and ran rs yards thru a broker
field
Queen Anue put Up stubborn
fight after that. but couldn't soort.
LINEIPS AND SUMMARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
TAyL0R's BAD ARM

Buddy Taylor. Hoosler bantam.
weight, IA Handicapped with ten.
peramentnl left arm which IL con.
tlnuhlly swapping out OF place at
the shoulder socket. This may keep
him from winning n title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
ASH Is No WILDE

Frankie Ash, British flywoight, has
proved poor substitute for Jimmy
Wilde. Ash has been In this coun.
try for several months and has lost
to some OF our worst fighters with
great regularity. 49,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Lincoln-F Franklin
Mix Is on TODAY

Score at end Of flint quarter,
Lincoln, 0; Franklin, 0.
Lincoln and Franklin were play.
Ing in the second high school ram,
Saturday ~ Denny field, following
the Broadway West ssatil. clash
Neither team has won game snd
the loser seemed doomed 10 bs
cellar this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
TRAVELLING
HELPED BERCOT

THAT trip to California last
i spring was a good thing for Ber-
cot. 1t got him among the big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
MONTANA nISN TnnAN

MIssoULA, Mont, oct. 20 Mon.
tana IL scheduled 20 meet the Mon.
tann School OF Mines here this after.
noon at football.
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tion q tho country. Ills great work him place
every AlLAmericsp eleven.
This year tho name % Grange is byword In the
camp OF every Illinois rival Grange must he stepped
n Zuppkes Is 20 be beaten il tho theory
Coach Zuppke ono 81 the shrcwtest football s'rste
gsts in tho country, " we'll aware % tho campaign
against Grange.
In the FIRST big OF the year the Michigan game
Grange made apparent that IL b. going 10 be tough
job stop him.
No doubt Coaches Nost and Little % Michigan have
decided that il can't De done unless rival teams
20 tho larat. a machine gun or a pugilstic kayo,
Grange made five touchdowns against Michigan and
threw forward pass that made possible the other
Illinois score.
NM nm nm. m.na-- .--- mind nLar 400 NaLL- NOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25
Broadway Eleven Beats West Seattle II TO 0
W ashingtOn HuskieS and
Oregon AggieS CLdshing

THE Oregon Agges and the Washington Huskes were
L furnishing the football dish at the Stadium today
with the kickoff being set for $50,
1t will be the first real test for the Husdes the
Oregon Farmers have big, strong team.
The probabe lneups follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

Hc0TIHE-UNfTIFaC. IolrncTNhI NfT7
roll. Duffy. Try for point. Duff ? os,ss
Anne: None.
eubsiitutions - Garfield; BUsara Ter
Chez. Richie for MeKinstry. Fi,u fsr
NeGusru. MeGuern for Fisit. SeKinsiy
for Truhtr. Queen Anne. Hlstrgm fs'
Snyder. kraukiis for jerks. ;snk, t,f
krRukli,. Wolf fer Pebbles
offioiGis-Bohby Morris. referee. DIi,
Fienrer. umpire. Tramp Murphy, hes.
iinesman; o. y. FAirold. tinskeePc.
West Seattle was playing Broad.
way AZ Denny field at II a m today
and Lincoln and Franklin meet about
1880.
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the fact that be intends shifting
Oranges style 81 play this year
Last year Grange did little or no
passing he was Invariably on the
receiving end 81 any play. Zuppke
has given Grange another threat
lie noy passes - welt as be receives
tho bait
defense Of Nebraska to filter back 10
stop The passes.
With the secondary defense hack
and with Nebraska convinced that
Grange WIS no longer dangerous as
n ballcarrlsr Illinois went hack 90
GrauEe
In quick succession he rseled of
several long runs, Nebraska being
entirely unprrparcd Tor such an Of.
Tense.
It'ss great idea II properly exc.
cuted
However. there is always q chance
that some other Illinois PLAYER will
get away while concentrating on
Grange.
incidentally IT'S going 20 b a tough
job 20 stop tho same Mr.. Grange.
Ask Michigan.
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Olympic Golf Links to
Be Opened October 80
Newest Addition to Seattle Golf Courses Will Be
Ready for Play Within Few Days; New Record for
Course Construction Made
BY ALEX c. ROSE

CEATTLES latest rendezvous for golfers-the Olympic
~ Golf and Country clubwill be thrown open for play
next Thursday, October 30!
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w ashington
Frosh Coach
Valuable Man
Scouting Opponents' Play
Is One of Important
Preparation Features
nN1En IAScEN

Bl LEO Ill. IASSEN
GcDuTiNG football games played
Dby opponents 10 be met later IN
tho season has become ono Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-25

Aihsans combined last
wide all times Mehisans defense had been
zuppko Illinois tho weAh plans by having Grange
and match his dodgng ability against broken FIELD