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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13
Current Attractions
At the Theaters This Week

POIIS-Sohcrrh Marlowe. Open tomorrow evening in
Twelfth Night"
BELASCOThe Canary mystery play Second week
evening
KEITS-Ted Lewis Jazz Clowns vaudeville New show
with matinee tomorrow.
TIVOII-Music photopay Opens afternoon
COSMOS"The vaudeville show opens with
matinee tomorrow.
STRAND-St Clair Twins vaudeville. Opens this afternoon
GAYETY-"Runnin Wild" burlesque Opens this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13
Belasco-The Cat and the
Canary"

The public demand for seats for
The Cat and the Canary has been
so great that the Shubert- Belasco
Theater management has been I'M
able to accommodate many of its
patrons, so that it has been arranged
to extend the run of this most thrill
ing of all plays for this week, with
matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Those who love the mysterious and
enjoy having cold chills traverse
their spinal columns back and forth
in rapid succession will find all the
sensations they desire in this melo-
drama
The story starts in a shivery man.
ner. Before the curtain has been
raised many minutes a weird West
Indian negress begins to predict evil
for those present. Her friends in
the shadowland whisper to her and
warn her of coming ills. This per-
son has voice of sepulchral depth
that gives her listeners the creeps.
Her warnings are not without full
fillment, for shortly after that the
queer doings of the night begin.
the provisions of a will made by an
eccentric old codger who cordially
mated all his relatives. Even in death
he cannot refrain from making things
uncomfortable for them.
The unwarranted scaFes of the
characters-and of the audience it
self for that matter-strange as IL
may seem, also bring many a roar
of laughter.
and includes Sidney Reynolds, vir-
ginia Howell, Clara verders, Percy
Moore, Walter Regain and Carl Eek
strom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13

Mime. Kalich talks of her plans
Tor the future with the same COM
telling earnestness that she puts
INTO her plays. The horizon of her
Imagination is far sweeping; that of
her practical expectations is perhaps
not so broad; and vet, who knows?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13

The theater finds it impossible to
preserve the modesty of the audi
tory nerve and that of the optic
nerve both at once. Those oldtimers,
who listened to blunt Anglo Saxon
nonosyllables without quiver, had
they beheid dancing lady undraped
even only to the knees would have
squeaked single "Oh, Ludr' and
tainted At present II is the sr,oken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
BY ALEX c. ROSE

nCMlLIN' MYHON NOEL.
- WAIVE. a very good five.
handicap player. WAS given the
eaptaincy rclns Of the Seattle Golf
club at tho first meeting OF the
newly.elected board yesterday. lie
succeeds Roy Campbell. who led
the team thru very succcssfui
season during the past year and
who also put on program Of
competitions that kept the North
End players busy during his term
Of office.
Mrs. Rex Stafford. the MARY X.
Browne OF Seattle" will be In charge
Of the vomcnrs division. succeeding
Mrs. r. Knox Roberts, under whose
leadership the fair sex OF the Sc.
attic Coli club enjoyed busy sea.
son during 1p2i
With two such keen golfers and
hard workers as Mac" and Mrs.
Stafford at the respective helm. the
North Finders are due for another
big and busy season.
The duties Of the secretary treas
urer. which e. shorrock. now prcsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Should Women See Boxing?
=
Many of the Fair Sex Do Here

every week sesl more and more
women attending tho nrtie oKhl.
billions From Judy O'Gmdy 20
tho Colonies lady" they dot tho
benches. accompanied by hus.
bands and fweethcarta Smith.
tho banker. rres brown. the
broker with Mm Brown. Tie
next fight night Mira Smith
comes smiling In 20 experience
q new thrill. And tho week after
that tho retiring little Mr..
sm.rFl who has been told al
about u over the Smith icacups.
has prevailed upon Smisga 20
iBlgb her with him
We hold no hrief FOR prize.
fights Tor women. But wo do
contend that II mlady can stand
tho sight Of a little blood-and
many entire cards SO thru
without any considerable smoke
and q hard bench 10 Elt on, that
she will find lcss cause 20 blush
during tho dumtiOn OF prize.
fight than rho will ~ many OF
tho comedies on tho American
stage today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
First String
Huskies Will
Play Saturday

HDAGGi' IN sure 90 play hl- flut
ID team against G. y. &. IN Ia
coma Saturday Tor two reasons.
one 81 that be hasn't forgotten tho
tough time tho Huskios had in down.
ing TN Logger last year. aud the
other "a that DC wants Waiter Camp
to give bits b8yE tho once over
Chalmers Walters. III Kuhn and
George Wilson arc tho boys that
washington supporters want Camp
10 eco and have In mind when 10
assemblies his mythical 'all-Amrri.
can" team.
Roscoe Torch Torrance, Wash.
luEton's assistant graduate manager
was 90 open football headquarters ut
tho Tacoma hotel IN the city Of Dos.
tiny today
'Torrhy" win handle tho G. +. s.
Washington game IN conjunction
with officials Of tho Tacoma school,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

stub meant nothing. us tho rough.
nerkT always crashed from their
cheap seats into tho choice ones at
the rlursldc. Hut Richard comhlttrd
this with an organization ~ over 800
private detectives and now a man
can SO % a fight in New York a few
minutes before tho main event. and
hc sure ~ having his seat when be
gets there,
Tho actor was an intimate friend
o. James J Ieffries, ana lived with
The former champion when be was
training Tor his fight with Jack John.
son. near Reno, New.
During HIS career Kelly has Mp.
pearcd IN England. France. India,
South Africa and Australia
II have found. Dc said. that the
EnEilshspsakinE people are far bot,
ter Sportsmsn than tho Southern and
Continental Europeans Frances
lack 81 good HpoTismanshlp was dis
played IN The recent olympic games
time and again"
Kelly said that IN England Il waa
considered no disgrace for a hoSsr 60
quit during the bout The audience
never voices ~ dlsplsasurc Ia this
case
Credit Ia given 90 this man for tho
discovery Of sammy Aandrll. who ID
n likely contender Tor the wnrida
lightweight TILE Kelly FIRST noticed
Mandcll in "a friendly bout Ia the
siockyerdi district OF Chicago. and
told Eddie Kane % his discovery
Kane. who also manages Tommy
Gibbons. took Nandell under his
wing and h now grooming him along
for a crack ~ Benny Leonardo
crown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
INTRAMURAL
CAGERS BUSY

with the inside track 70 the cham.
pionship Of the intra-mursl league At
the university. Lambda chi Alpha
fraternity basketball team viii rest
this week in preparation for the
finals. The lambda CHS went into
the finals when they defeated Tau
Phi Delta, So to 0. which is quite
some trimming to administer In four
six-minute quarters.
Phi Sigma Kappa, Phi Delata and
Sigma Chi will also play in the fin.
ais Among the Independents the
Moors club, Tillicums and University
Y. VI. c. a. seem 10 be going strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
What Else Did
Frisco Crave?

CuSCINNATI Eov ig,-Garry
" Hartmann. president q fhs
Reds. has announces his club had
dropped 40 negotiations FOR The
services u Bert Ellison, manager
and nrEt basemau Of The San
Francisco club.
Ellison was sought a. successor
10 jake Daubsrt. but the San
Francisco club asked too much
Tor hls release. Hermann tfid
the San Fruncisc0 team asked
$4,000 cash and six players FOR
Ellison. Ftipulating that Jimmy
caycney and Jaigis May must bs
two Of the players Caveney and
May cost the Reds $50 900 IN cash
and players Waivers could not
be- obtained on them from az the
other big league teams. Six cubs
recently claimed May when feel.
er" waivers were requested on
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
McElwaine and Mrs. Stafford
to Captain North End Golfers

dent. has attended to during tho
past it years, viii be- taken care
Of b. ], c, Glass. assistant manager
OF tho bank Of California.
Jim stIrrat last scason'a prcsl.
dent. has been appointed chairman
OF tho greens committee. a post
tina, he held In 1919 when the work
Of remodsling tho course started.
The handicap committee. OF which
Captain McElwnlno will act as chair.
man. will consist Of Louie Terrell.
Vincent Miller. Peter Sands. 4. l..
sksel and ]. T. Jennings.
Vice President Jim Mcvay had
the chhlrmanship Of the house com.
mittce placed on his shoulders. but
with Bruce Shorts and +. J.
Mathews assisting him the toad
should not bc quits 80 heavy.
Frank Van Tuyl and Captain Nc.
Elwaine will represent the North
End club at tho Pacific Northwest
Golf association meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
CroSS-C ountry
Cup Is Put Up

The King County state hank has
donated q new cup for tho winners
Of tho annual intm-murul cross.
country runs AZ tho university. The
nrnt cup which the same institution
offered was won by Lander hall
when tho hall boys captured the
honora three seasons IN a row.
Tho same Lander hall II already
far IN the lead FOR tho urst two
weeks competition for the new cup.
Results Of the nnt two weeks
competition are Lander hall. ii5
points. III Kappa Phi. ~ Phi sigma
Kappa, 90: Alpha Sigma Phi. a. Phi
kappa Sigma, -. Independents. -:
Sigma Phi Epsilon. -. Tiuicums. IS:
Delta Epsilon, is: II Kappa Alpha.
II. Sigma Delta Theta. IL. japanese
Club, .: Alpha Tau Omega. Z: Lamb.
da Chi Alpha. 4. Phi Gamma Delta,
,; Delta Tau Delta, 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
P. S. LINEUP
is ANNOUNCED
Tacoma Eleven Ready for
Game With ~" Hus-
kies on Saturday

TACOMA. wash Nov is.-Ths
L College OF Puget Sound is
ready for its big gridiron game with
the University OF Washington here
Saturday
Chances are that Coach McNeal
wili start the following lineup.
'Red" Tatum usO left end: Bruce
Bcvens usD left tackle: Leroy
Browning usD left guard: Ted Bank.
head u65l center: Flank" Thomson
t2iO right guard; Eddie swartz nssl
right tackle; Gard Schiller asa right
end: Don wellman u5g quarterback:
Lowell Allerdice CisD left half: Pete
Carl u4g right half; Hap" Blaek.
well uss) fulIhacls.
Beyens. captain and star tackle o.
tbs team who has been doing the
punting. may not he able TO play, In
which case Ed Amende win replace
him. Tho substitute weighs ia
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

Z raH
sion's solons turned the bill
down.
whether the passage n The Law IN
California and with oregon already
having lrrulizsd bouts wiH affect
tho Washington earr remains 70 Dc
seem
The boxing fans are all for the
longer bouts which would assure
them ~ tho best competition In ne
country instead of the pfefent ak
round and f1urr0und performers,
They point out that ag long as box
ing On allowed AZ an tho best 70 none
too good. and that under state super
vision many Of the irregulnriiies M
matches and the like in the sport o.
present would b. eliminated.
In tho past the legislators from
the big population districts have been
largely In favor o. lcEulized boxing
while the outlying district repre-.
sentativcs have been opposed 10 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Sport "Satety alpe, "
Says Star of Or phe4t1l

COHORTS are the safety valve Of
- the nation. declared Walter
G. Kelly, an actor by profession ana
internationally known a. an author
Ity on athletic events Kelly 10 one
OF the headline attractions on this
weeks bul az the orpheum theatcr.
with prohibition here. the people
% this nation have 90 look % sports
largely for their form % umuhe,
msnt." he wen, on. They have be-
come a Vital part % our national
life"
Kelly takes a vigorous stand de-
Tending boxing,
why" he asked. do some people
20 out and cheer &c football players
az they halfmurIcr themselves. and
then raise their hands In horror
when two trained athletes enter the
ring with padded gloves 10 display
their ability 10 scientific and clever
manner
Boxers are far more evenly
matched than football players. Ton
men will pile on one opponent In a
critical stage q tho game. and a
broken Les. collAr.bone or arm are
quite often tho results"
Kelly Is quito optimistic over tho
future OF the boxing game. parilcu.
larry with the passing OF The new law
In California. lilo predicts similar
forward steps taken in this state
To Tex Richard. Kelly attributes
the present success % the ring game
Ia New York city.
Before Richard came" no said.
"a man couldn't feel safe AZ n hox.
inE match. because OF tho gangstcrr
that infested the arenas A ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER

- . -
CHOuID women attend prize.
- nFht4F IKE everything
etso, Il ~ in Tho uut instance a
matter % personal taste. Hut tho
irrrfuthhis fact remains. that
women who urr interested boz 9th.
sr types Of Eport-and many
women who cgnnno their entire
activities 90 tho home and gentle
pastimrs, are greatly Interested
lu what goes on within the
r1uSd arena
Many women httend prize.
nrhr Many would like %. but
arc held back by their fear that
e Is not c1uai!srcd exactly
mice" or that they might ~
subjected % tho embarrassment
OF rough speech, conduct and 90
forth.
IL is but q fcw=A very. very
fuv=ysars ago that the woman
who ycnturrd 20 witness a fiEht
had TO disguise herself In male
attire IN order 10 Eet iu. n n "a
fact NJ tho present time that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Oakland Club
May Be Sold;
Deal Pending

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. II Pur-
" chase by Walter Johnson OF
Washington and George Weiss OF
New Haven. Conn. OF tho Oakland
Pacific Coast league hall club from
3 J. Cal Ewing and Del Howard may
bc cousummated here tomorrow.
Weiss arrived today from Los
Angeles and Howard from Seattle.
Ewing is due tomorrow Johnson -
n Southern California where his
. wife is III and viii not come TO
Oakland Immediately.
weiss said he knew little Of
+. Ewing's offer Of sale, except that
he had read OF Il IN tho news
!. newspapers He said he understood
the price suggested by Howard and
: Ewing was 5000, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

night hy Charles Wsnsrf. "a ysl.
srap of ~ years Doc tho ring Fip1
showed that h1 iH thru aa Hiar
bout fighter
Frpo was lrfi handed 10 death
By WtiEFrt and be- urcrsdri ln
getting marsin IA only three 90
the NJ rounds
fp0, who had knocked the great
Dempsey out % The ing and who
had missed The heavyweight cham.
PIN by tho margin af an ants
beaui lefI tho ring bleeding from
the n0ar and mouth. squirting from
eyes pounded almost shut ana puff
ins like Ifs wild bull ~ The pampaE
that be had been called.
Wriu'ft on tnr utErF hand didn't
have a mark, Ito was tired. very
tired but the spirit Of victory kept
him from showing u too much.
Tho worst Wrlncrt got was "a tap
on tho nose that drew n Uttis blood
wcIurrt fought much liko ho did
~ years ago. when be looked like
tho coming heavyweight champion
10 always was a boxer and hitter
but BE- would not train lie was IN
condition last night and DO received
the finest Kind Of advice from
Harry Grsb and Mickey Walker.
two worlds champions. who wsF1
TN hlH corner,
Flrpo didn't set any tips from
his corner ana h1 was rcsilnE IN
fnt and obviously out Of shape.
wtinrrt's victory proved several
thugs n showed that Harry Wills
IL not tho fighter that hc claims
to b. wills, with all his foul fEht
Ing. tpfu't DO an much 20 Fipo as
wrinrrt dIi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
GARDNER WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Ia
Tommy Gardner knocked out Jack
wills In tho fourth rounud OF their
headline attraction NJ National HAN
last night The mon are heavy.
weights, Joe Hughes beat Sailor
Smith IN tho Femlwiudup. tho best
bout Of the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

committee. also names the ofTigial
Ali-American football teams at the
, end % his collegiate season.
Camp. while in Seattle wiu deliver
lecture Tor the Washington uni.
Nerslty students az Meany hall and
Will talk before tre broadway higb
school boys club These lectures
viii he delivered Friday lie win
also see the high school same M
Denny field Friday afternoon.
on SATURDAY Camp will 50 10 Ia
coma % watch Washington IN its
game with the College Of Puget
sound. and will address the Yale
alumni dinneF there in the evening
Camps itinerary on his Northwest
visit viii be as follows
FRIDAY
2 a. m-Adtress university Assem-,
bly,. 10 b held In Meany hall Dean
Condon presiding. University hand
q 70 DO perssnt. and short talks by
2 Couch Graves and Darwin Mcisnost.
: 10 n m.-walter Camp visits var.
siiy crew quarters with Coach Cal
low. and inspection OF boat building
[. plant OF George Pocock
p Il m-Attend Chamber Of Com
merce members council luncheon.
/. Arcade building. Make 10.minute
talk.
$50 p. m.-Attend high school
football CANA Denny field.
s p. m.-Guest az banquet. uni.
versity commons. under the auspices
Of Sigma Delta Chi and Big ". club,
Admission. Is cents. Make reseryn.
tons At A. S. L. W. office
> Sis p. m.-Address Seattle high
school boys clubs and public. Broad.
away high school Admission.
SATURDAY
10 a. m.--Leave for Tacoma with
! Dean Condor. accompanied by Coach
. Bagshaw and Darwin Molsnest.
IL m.-Lunch AZ Tacoma hotel
with University Of Washington
! coaching staff and Tacoma alumni.
2.30 p. m.-Attend football game.
University OF Washington vs.. College
5 u Puget Sound
$40 p. m.-Attend Yale alumni
banquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
German Wins on
Foul in Portland

CORTLAND. Nov. l3.--Jos Cor
L man. featherwelght, won from
Gene belmont on a foul In the
sixth Of scheduled 1O-round 10
here last night. German was in
iured with a low blow to his mid
dies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Cincy Is Facing
First Base Worry

Plugging The hole at first base,
duo to Jake paubeFt's death. Is so.
ms 20 b n big problem FOR Manager
JACK Hendricks Of tho Cincinnati
RcAa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

OAKLAND. Nov. i3.--Jack silver,
Yan Francisco lightweight, had too
ruch beef FOR Joe Miller IN the
headline bout AZ tho auditorium Inst
aighi, and earned the decision by a
food margin. Ernie Owens Of Los
Angeles and Dynamite George
fought a fast draw In the semi.
final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
VIII Washington Approve of LOCALIZED Boxing?
RingFans Wonder What
Fate of Bill Is to Be
Measure to Legalize lo-Round Fights in State VIII
Be Introduced at Next Legislature; California APP
proves Of IT, as Does Oregon
by LEO II. LASsEN

WITH California and Oregon having iegaizea boxing
w Wasbington ring bugs are wondering what the fate Of
the bill 10 provide lOround fights for Seattle viii be when
Il Is introduced in the next session Of the state legislature
Under the bill as proposed state commission would
govern the sport modelled after the New York state law and
a certain tax would revert each month 10 the state.
bill OF this passed the house IN The legislature
our wears ago but was defeated in the senate Last ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
SKI TO FIGHT

NEW YORK. Nov i5.-Fattllny
SKI. light heavyweight. viii fight
Young Murullo Of New Orleans to-
morrow night IN "A i2.round bout
A. Madison Square Garden. SKI was
substituted for Paul Berlenbach.
Who was forced 20 withdraw on &C.
count u injuries TO his hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

10 be much opposition 20 Walter Eekersal, the chicago
star of 20 years ago.
Thorpe. Grange, Alahan and Eckesal-what n eomb
nation
There have been the Coys the Pfanns the Hesons the
uckesones the Coyes the ELEPHANTS and the rest Of that
great army Of stars but Thorpe, Grange, Mahan and
Eekersall take first rank.
Grange right az the height of his gidron glory, still
has another at Illinois and may hang up records
that even surpass his wonderful showing far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

STANFORD, Nov. 10. ~ The
ghost hall and big arc lights for
nfter-dark practice have come to stay
on the stanford football field until
tho team is ready for tho big game"
Thomas IS the only first string man
now unable TO scrimmage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Lafayette Coach
Is Youngest Mentor

Coach Herb" McCnckcn OF Ia.
faycttc. only % years OF age. 81 tho
youngest director or major college
eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

EUGENE. Ore, Nov. 10. - Coach
Joo Maddox is working out Smith
at end In place OF Bliss, who was I'm.
jurod In tho Oregon Idaho football
game last Saturday. Whether Bliss
viii be back in the game by Saturday
when Oregon plays Washington state
at Portland IN unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

Fpa. south
American hsavy
weight cham
ulan can now rr
turn homo deco
utd with Ca
wreath OF uzE.
berries and a
ruckful OF
dough
urc.siyrIy ds
faird Iu "a ls
round bout Iu
Newark art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
BERIlTCy,EN

BERKELEY, Nov. 49,. Eighty.
three thousand applications have
been received for tickets to the big
game" between California and Stan
ford week from Saturday with seat.
Ing arrangements OF all kinds suffi-
oldent to accommodate oily 1900. No
standing room space win be sold, the
athletic management Of the two in.
stitutons announced today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

SOUTH BEND, Nov. IA com.
plcto sell out OF 10000 tickets was
reported today TO tardy applicants for
tickets 20 tho Ncbraska.Notre Dame
game Saturday. Coach Rockne clamp.
ed the It'd OF secrecy on practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Grid Expert
Will BeHere
forTwoDays
VIII Spend Friday in Sc
attic and Watch Hus-
kies in Play Saturday

~ -
thr u noise o.
football viii open
hts Northwest
visit here Friday
when he arrives
from the EAST
The veteran
Eraupn expert
who a the whole
works on the
football rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Baltimore Man Is
New Boxing Head

T.airobe Cogggwcll Of Baltimore
Is tho newly elected head OF TIE
National Boxing association. sue.
ccedinE Richard Burke OF New or,
leans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

Yale says nothing doing to "A game
with Notre Dime. Which reminds
us that nobody ever sat in an cleo.
trio chair for tho fun Of II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

BERKELEY, Nov. 10. 49, Coach
Andy Smith has n 100 per cent"
team ready for Nevada, unless somc-
body gets hurt today or tomorrow.
Even Tut Imlay's black eye is getting
pretty again. Reports arc that the
best eleven bears on the lot will start
against the wolf pack, Tor Smith is
taking no chances,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

agree that Jim Thorpe the wonderful Car
Isle star Of a few years ago, was the
greatest halfhack 20 ever step on a grid
iron.
Aud then for fullback there was Eddie
Mahan. who made football history at
Harvard. Like Thorpe, Mahan could do
everything
Red" Grange, whose individual running
feats during the past two seasons have
been without parallel in football history
would be an ideal running mate for Thorpe
and Mahan.
And Tor nunrtarback there doesn't seem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Meanwhile Won't
Stay Serious Long

Failure 70 take the g9rue seriously
enough. ID one Of the reasons given
for the passing Of Rabbit Maran.
vile for Pittsburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
ALL.ANIERCA possIBuITy

Stuhldrcher OF Notrc Dame is Ger.
tain TO got big play for quarterback
by the All.Amerloa experts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. To- Tine navy
varsity was given a long, hard scrim.
mage with the second team, followed
by signal drill that lasted TIL after
dirk.