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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Dull Winter
Is Ahead in
Gotham Ring

NEW YORK. oct. st--it looks
~ like o dun winter for tho box.
ing fans here. Few II any ~ the
champions viii be 6ren ia action.
What lights that VIII bo offered
mus. feature second and third
micFa. --=
Jack Dempsey and Benny Irou.
ard AFRO absorbed with their stage
work. paneho villa got himssIf In
bad with tho boxing commission
because ot his refusal or inability
10 SO thru with a scheduled fight
with frankie GeHaro
Mickey walker, wrltcrw iEht
champion. nlso offended tho august
commissioners BY battling Bobby
Barrett In Philadelphia instead of
meeting Dave Shade in this city
and Is out.
Mike MeTlEue doesn't seem to
caro- whether ho defends bia light
heavyweight championship or not.
Abo Coldateiu ia a poor excuse
for a bantam champion and there II
no great demand TO see him IN ae.
ton.
Johnny Dundee has given up tho
fcathsrwcight tito and tho division
is without a ruler Tor the FIRST
Time In years.
Tex Richard. stln the eiiy'a lead.
ing promoter. VIII send Fred Fut
ton against Louis Firpo next month
lin bout that viii prove nothing
and maybe iess.
When birds llko F1rpo and Ful.
ton can fcaturo card you got a
fair idea Of tho dcarth Of worth
while material and matches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

CHtCAGo. Oct. 2i.--Rhthcr sub.
" dued and with very little 20 say.
Ban Johnson. president OF the Amer.
lean league. today was back from
his vacation. Tho bombs which no
hurled Mt Commissioner lands and
John McGraw all during the worlds
series apparently had become ox.
haus,ed for the time being.
II have nothing 10 say right
now" johnson said. There may
be- something later"
He pointed out Il took more
than year 10 bring out the
details of the White Sox scandal
in 1919.
II don't know what anyone else
Is doing about it, he said. but l
do know that I'm going to keep
digging. Someone has got TO keep
baseball clean and I'm going to
take care OF my end"
johnson admitted that no mad no
reasons to believe that Coy Dolan
and Jimmy O'Connell wero not tho
only Giant players involved in tho
attempt TO get Heinie Sand. the
Philadelphia shortstop, TO throw n
bail game to tho Giants. He said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Johnson Wins
For Home Team

COFFEYVlLt.E. Kan. oct. 2t.--
Walter Johnson. pitching ace OF the
Washington Senators, came into an.
other glorious victory yesterday nj
his home town. Coffeyville, Kan.
In return for the hero worship
and the support Of tho local fans,
he moved down the Caney Kan,
battcrs with his speed and with a
sacrifice hit in the ninth, paved the
way to victory.
Johnson leaves today for Califor-
MIA, where he is scheduled Cor scv-
oral exhibition games in Coast
loe,1ic towns. His last farewell in
Coffeyvillo was n dinner given at
one OF the cltys hotels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Epinard Is
Carpenter
of Horses
BY Drank GETTY

NEW YORK. Oct. 2i.-Epinard has
~ proved the Carpenter OF the
turf The colts failure here also has
proved that while Zeppelins may
cross the Atlantic and win glory. II
is different for a thorohred.
Some may point out that Pierre
wertheimer's colt finished second In
each Of the three international stake
events. But that Is where Georges
Carpenter came out in his three big
fights here.
Each time fighter and horse prom.
lsed much: each was beaten and had
a good excuse. They strove we'll but
camo out second best.
Epinard. manned in rs last Ameri.
can race at laurel Saturday. is 20
DO send home Immediately. Failure
OF Eplnard 10 win single race,
especially the Laurel stakes. in
which Il was made an odds-on favor
ito and costs thousands OF hackers
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars,
has rcopened the question OF the
practicability Of shipping thorobreds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21


slight favorito 20 win.
Ted Snyder. Navy heavyweight
battles Rocco stramgalia. the Gle
Elum diver. in the slNround semi.
wind-up. Rocco. who did a beauti.
ful flop In his fight with Tiny Her
man. thinks he'll make a better
showing with Snyder. who Is nearer
his own size. Here's hoping.
Eddie Huffman. the very likely
hooking Navy light heavyweight.
makes another start with Kid Ko.
her. whoever he is. IN the four.
round special event Huffman look.
ed very. very good the last time
he worked here.
Eddie Moore. the young feather.
weight veteran. and Jimmy Lucas
a young sailor. whom the fans will
like. II he fights Ike he did NJ the
tryout show last Friday. meet In
one OF the preliminaries and Red
Myers and Dutch Keiser open tho
show
Dan salt and Lonnie Austin are
staging the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Johnson and Lands Are
Mum About Ball Scandal

lit looked funny at the time and
II was very strange two players
should invent the idea and Try to
carry Il out without having Il known
TO others.
He refused TO discuss Commits
sioner Landis who Is moro or less
Of an open enemy now since John.
son let loose his personal blasts
against the Incompetence" OF tae
baseball lord
Last winter Lands offered TO 10
sign when Johnson was making II
warm for him.
Lands II also remaining mum
about the case. He would no:
comment ,non u report that
Philadelphia pitcher had been
called In 20 be investigated be-
fore the series started.
Lands insists that he IS going
TO keep digging into tho scandal.
II tho commissioner has 20 make
public the testimony that was taken
when Frisch. Young and Kelly wer,
called before him. there may be
soma interesting facts made known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

are tho Pennsylvania Virginia,
West Virginia. columbla-wil.
liams. Yale. Brown. Pittsburg- Carno.
gic. Observation-Disclosures
games.
In the South Georgia Tech. con.
querors OF Penn State. plays Ala
bama.
ChicsEo.ohio State, Iowa-Aflnne.
sofa, Alchlgan.wisconsin, Nebraska
Kansas. Illinois Depauw contests are
scheduled for tho Midwest.
on tho Pacific Coast We have
Washington and the Oregon Aggies.
Stanford and Idaho. California and
Washington State games.
Quite a schedule Of thrillers for ond
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Ex-Coasters Play
With Saint Club

Many Of tho 81. Paul players en-
route 10 Seattle for tho pogt.scaSon
series with tho Indians arc former
Coasters Marble. pitcher. was with
Salt Lake; Fasth. pitcher. WIS with
Vernon: Fittery. pitcher. slcramcn.
70: McQuiad. pitcher. Los Angeles!
Hap Morse. infield. Vernon. clift Lee.
Portland
Tho 81. Paul club leaves today At
has a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Dodger Quartet in
Bad in Wenatchee

WENATCHEE, pti. 20 -Four O.;
tho Brooklyn hall players have a
little game 20 settle with tho judEs
al Wenatchec before hopping East
agnin They arc out on $500 bail
charged with aEmultlnE william
Weaver. is-ycar.oId hotcl bell hoy.
The men are charged with drunk.
cuncas and dIsordcriy conduct and
with assault IN the third degree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Some Great Games Saturday

COME splendid football attractions
- arc scheduled for Saturday on the
Eridlrons Of tho country.
Tho Dartmouth Harvard gam Q
should be- one Of the best in the East.
Tho Dartmouth team tied Yale sat.
urdhy and u viii be interesting 10 see
what the Big Green team can do
with tho Cambridge eleven.
Tho Princeton Notre Dame game az
Princeton viii 10 another classic.
The Catholics showed they had an.
other wonder team in defeating the
heavier Army eleven Saturday. Their
guards this year weigh only l4s
pounds. Think OF that!
The other big games OF tho East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Fisher Counts
Upon McGlone

II FIGURING on his backfield
l Coach Bob Fisher OF Harvard is
banking strongly on McGlone, who
is capable of playing quarterback or
filling in at half.
So far. McGlone's play has been
rather Disappointing. Highly touted.
injuries kept him In the background
last season. This year Coach Fisher
is hopeful he win como thru.
McGlone is fast. hard man To
bring down in the open field and
seems destined to make trouble for
both Yale and Princeton this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

VNiOSE fans who follow tho press
notices Of the Eastern games
must have noticed tho short stories
Of tho Princeton and Navy teams FOL.
lowing their game az Princeton Sat.
urday and have noted that the
Princeton team came thru the game
IN fino shape while six OF tho Navy
linoamen were laid W. Clyde. star
tackle. Is out for the season and five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

Trial Race Is
Set Saturday

THE trial race for tho University
i OF Washington eross-eountry
team will be held Saturday noon
over tho varsity three and a half.
milo course.
The first five finlshers win cousil
tute the men to wear the Purple and
Gold IN the conference race az Eu.
gene, Ore. November 1. THIS race
win preccde tho Washington. Oregon
football game there that day.
Winchester King. crack two-mllIsr
% the university. is favored TO cop
Saturdays trial event.
The race begins and ends in the
stadium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

IN fourth place. That year
can't be charged against Kill
lefer'S record.
Not only did Rlllcrcr win two
fltgs for Los Angeles. but IN 1917
and again IN 1879 his Angels fought
until tho last day bsforr admitting
defeat san Francisco beat him out
the first time and Vernon tho sec.
Ond trip
killtger's complete record as a
Coast manager follows.
l9ll-Los Angeles, second.
l9lS-Los Angeles. firsi.
iol9-Los Angeles, second,
i9s0-IoS Angeles, SECOND.
l9sl-I.os Angeles. first.
l9ss-Los Angeles, third.
i9s3-Scattlc. fourth.
i9si-Seaitlc, first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Grange Must Be in Class by Himself

The remarkable thing about
Oranges running was II that was
staged against tho Michigan team,
one Of the hes; eievens in the country
and those four daAhes eans in tho
fiat u minutes Of the game!
There Is nothing 20 compare with
that record. not even the wonder
feats Of Walter Eckersall. Jim
Thorpe. Eddie Mahan. Ted Coy and
the rest OF the fleet men Of the grid.
iron rivalling g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
NEw IEApER ron cncAGn

The failure Of Johnny Evcrs IN "a.
rsc;ing tho Chicago White sox makes
Il seem certain that club will have a
new manager next year Eddie Col.
Inns Is the logical choice. but IL Is said
he II not In good favor with Comls.
key Collins has annually mad,
Comisksy como across with fat
contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
HARVARD RESTS

CAMBRIDGE. oct. 2i.---with the
exception OF Stafford and Howe,
quarterback and fullback, the var
sity had n rest yesterday most OF
them nursing minor bruises sus'
tanned in the Holy Cross game. Tho
drill for tho others consisted of only
a light signal practice ana a long
drill for the drop.kickcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Henry Solomon Is
Leading Cue Play

Henry Solomon hoped Off in front
in his three-cushlon billiard match
with Walter Johnston at Pope. slb.
ley.a- last night. Tho angie experts
are playing FOR TfE NuTrfTwrEt cham.
pionship with n 5000 stake up
Solomon ran out his string Of 80 In
G. innings, while Johnston was click.
ing of o.. They play their second
block tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Leaders Win
in Saturday
Grid Battles

Conference football season out OF the
way. nothing very definite in the
way Of Indications for the future
seemed TO have developed
Oregon showed more strength than
expected and more class than the
score might indicate in her game
Saturday against Stanford. which
Stanford won. % 10 i3
Washington, as was expected.
walked away with everything in
sight in Seattle by defeating Mon.
tana. % 10 8.
The University Of Southern Cali.
fornia found harder opposition IN
the Oregon Aggies than the experts
had figured, but won, II to 3.
California could do nothing better
than nose out the olympic club Of
san Francisco. Q to ,, winning in the
last quarter by the narrowest Of
squeaks.
From these rather unsatisfactory
and undecisive results Of Saturdays
play the experts" were having diff.
ficuity today in figuring what would
happen next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
EAST BALL nANGERous

The fast ball. pitched improperly.
IL far more dangerous than the slow
one. Near the close Of the past sea.
son Vance OF Brooklyn lost a game
when he allowed only four hits.
three Of them being home runs In
the recent world series the Giants
took liberties with Johnson's fast
one. Vance and Johnson are tho
speed kings Of the majors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

90 IOED' GRANGE must be all they
IL ray he u.
Those four wonderful runs against
Michigan last Saturday stamps the
Illinois wildcat ~ the greatest open
field runner OF all.tims football.
II must bo "A thrill 20 sec such n
speed marvel carry the ball thru a
broken field.
Grange In that game made four
runs for touohdowns. one from tho
initial kickoff for the length OF the
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

from Europe for match races.
The next move in this international
racing stunt should be TO send an
American champion abroad. Then,
IL tho American selection survives
the test and wins the supremacy Of
American breeding can be claimed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
n,IplnTrING PITCHERS

Untr tho 1925 series. only ono pitch.
or had made a home run in the annual
classic. Jim Bagby turned tho trick
for Cleveland In 1890. In the series
between tho Giants md Nationals
two OF the Chants pitchers, Ryan and
bentley. hit for tho circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
That Princeton-Navy Game

others are on the sidellnes with badly
battered noses.
That sounds more like the result
Of u prize fight than football gamA
This Is Coach Roper's last season
AZ Princeton. as he plans 70 retire
after this year. When tho 1929 sea-
son ended there were reports sent out
that anything would go" az Prince.
ton this year and # seems that such
is the case all right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
VANDERBILT is HOPEFUL

Vanderbilt expects 70 have one Of
the strongest teams In the south.
Nine Of the best men Of last seasons
crack team arc IN school. The out.
standing star Of the team is Bomar.
an Ail.Amcrica selection for end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
WOE AnEAn rnR GRIrrIrH

Winning a world championship al
ways brings with it large portion
Of woe. Owner Griffith probably
viii realize this when he comes to
sign his players up for 1925. Most
Of the athletes win expect Bubstan.
tial increases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

headline the Cus-
tai Pool glove
show In a six
round scrap,
Their previous
nEht was a draw.
Unless German
makes ieS pounds
AIorgana Coast
fcathcrwclght title
won't be az stake.
Both boys have
been training here
for several days
and should be
ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Seattle Pilot Is Never
Lower Than 3rd Place
In Seven Years Killefer Has Won Three Coast
League Flags, Losing Two Others on Last Day of
Season; 1928 Can't Be Charged to Him; Gossip
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ESULrS are what count in any line of endeayor
and when il comes to baseball in the Far West,
tip your hat TO Wade cred Dog') Rillefer
When killefer breezed in under the wire n
winner with his Seattle Indians il was his third
flag in his career as Coast league pilot, which
dates back TO the season of 1917.
Never once has Killefer dropped below the
second division. his low water mark being 1928,
when he took over the club in mid-season, after
rton had fiZzled ms chief of the Indians and he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
Barnyard Golf
Meeting Is On

The BaTnyard Golfers VIII set
together tomorrow night ut 7.10
o'clock 40 tho county troasurrra
office in the oounty.city building
Tor tho election OF officers and
other business
Tho horseshoe pitching game
had quite "a boom ln Seattle last
year and a good season was cx,
psrlsncrd The league h looking
forward 20 even better eompstl
ton this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
RED" MIIefer Has Great Record as Managel
Series Teams
Due to Fall?

Some 0f the critics are already
unkind enough TO Ey hey don't
think the world chan on wash.
ngton club win finish iu the first
division az thc American league
next year Tho same critics are "a
unit In the belief that the Giants
wouldn't do any better in tho
American lcaEuo next season,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
YALE LECTURE HELD

NEW HAVEN, Oct. fla long
lecture on the individual faults Of
the players, who were held TO tic
score by Dartmouth. took up most
OF yesterdays practice for the Eli,
followed by short signal drill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
~RARNEs nEsT.n sAY NATs

Washington players say that
Barnes or the Giants has the best
curve ball Of any member Of Nc.
Graw's STAFF. OF all the pitchers
used BY New York. Barnes impressed
the l0nerican ieaguers most.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
JAMESON RATES BEST

outficlder Jameson OF the Clcve-
land club il rated the best outficlder
in tho American league, lilo does
everything we'll and Is hustllng
ball player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

In signing his new contract. wa
wonder how much Mr.. Hornsoy will
be able 10 collect on the figures which
show him 10 be better than Ruth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

The hot stove league win soon be in
session. and what wo hate about Il
most Is that the hot air magnatcs viii
furnish the fuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

Hazel tho AAmu of last with Rutgers again this
bet that he had do with Rugs
Williams
n o upses
They spoled
Thanksgiving 1920. being
looked like he
with three Columbia
ryiyant tho b doing plenty OF worrying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

While this is the first year Nick
Altrock ever batted 1000 in the aver.
ages, he has always batted that high
with the fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
What's the Matter With
Gil DObie and Cornell :?
Famous Gridiron Coach Is Defeated in Successive
Weeks, Something New for Him; "Red" Grange
Is Greatest of Them All; Princeton-Nayy Game
BY HENRY +. BLAKE
WILLIAMS II, CORNELL o.
Wv Rutgers 10. Cornell D.

What's the matter with Gil Dobie!
That's what Northwestern football fans
are wondering after hearing Of the two sue
cessive setbacks Of his Big Red team at
Cornell.
For the first time in his long career as
a coach Dobie has been defeated twice in
succession.
From what understand Of the two games
Dobie's line fumbled badly, something al
most unheard Of on Dobie eleven. He has
veteran forward combination, too, losing
but one man from his line of last years
eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21
MORGAN and
GORMAN MIX
Featherweights Fighting
Six Rounds Tonight at
Crystal Pool

TT'on MORGAN and Joe German
4 are meeting for the second timc
la the ring tonight when they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

Some Of The ltlmiHaries in
Oregon ADOie football this
year. Adore, left TO right:
Ray Price, quarterback:
Coach SehiS8lcr; Fred Tcbb.
end; inset, Carpenter, end,
rho may be Ineligible for
season. Right MickellCait,
tackle; Bel, fuliback.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-21

Harry Woyeron had Zzed chief Of the Indians and he
brought the club UP Of the second division and finished
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-13
''One Big Family"
BY EARL r. BRoWDER.

The Western Electric Company has been forced take
notice of THE DAILY WORKER exposures of their methods
of exploitation of the workers..
Like all institutions of the capitalist class, falls back
upon two msinstays of the systen-force and fraud.
Force-the police called in to prevent THE DAILY
WORKER from reaching the Western Electric slaves. Karl
Reeve reporter for THE DAILY WORKER, was arrested
yesterday the of the corporation TOOLS prevent
him from handing out bills to the employees
Fraud-the Western Electric Company is running high
priced advertisements in the capitalist press in which they
describe the slave conditions In it's plants IDEAL 1.-THE
Western Electric people all big family says the
advertisements.
lone big faniIy"-thousands of young mon and women
to ong hours TOR miserable wage to produce the profits
that keep few parasites in Ideness.
lone big famy-with system of industrial espionage
firing and re-hng In order to reduce production COSTS
which means reducing wages and living standards.
One big famiy-where all organization of the workers
strictly forbidden pain of dismissal and baokIsting
from the industry.
Force and fraud against the workers. method of
the capitalist class everywhere So is also the method of
the Western Electric Company.
Organization OF the workers. in shop committees and
unions where the workers CONTROL where the
bosses kept outsde-ths the only way in which the
employees OF the Western Electric Company protect their
interests
Organzation-and education, which makes organization
possible and keeps strong. THE DAILY WORKER is Civ
ing the information and education. 1t now up to YOU
workers in the Western Electric Company, form your
organizations.
THE DAILY WORKER is in the battle the end Use it
to wake up your fellow workers. Use it keep yourself
uptodate and Weinformed Use it lay the foundations
for mighty organization of the Western Electric workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-13
POOR FISH BOOM FOR THE VICE
PRESIDENCY GOES INTO COLLAPSE

feetly kosher task, with few re-
probabilities. The vice presidency
should be the lay mans paradise.
1t would be the best possible hiding
place for a man wanted by the po-
lice. Nobody even remembers the
vice presidents name. wonder
why II never struck Albert 3. Fall
to take the Job. OF course there lie
very little to sell, but a fellow
could keep his eyes open and
threaten to squeal unless the hard
working cabinet officers divided the
spoiIs of office.
II Just struck me that Coolidge
might unload all the crimes Of the
Republican party on me during the
campaign. He did it to congress.
Perhaps that accounts for the re-
luctance Of Republicans to run
with him. would not be surprised
II he had to make the race all by
his lonesome. It Is rumored the
White House parrot ls willing to
make the sacrifice for the good Of
the party, but az Calvin is his only
human companion, and the presI-
dent does not do HIS thinking out
loud, the parrot would make poor
copy for the press. But he would
be quite satisfactory to the capital
lists in case Coolidge dropped dead.
He could quote Lincoln and make
reputation for himself.
am beginning to fear that my
candidacy has fallen flat. ! know
too much. Not for nothing have
been In the company Of the great
political wizard, Arthur Young, the
man who practically brought Hard
Ing from obscurlty with the aid Of
Jake lannon's dollars. Arthur ls
behind me now--about 900 miles
but there Is no Hamon In sight.
My boom has collapsed. The Vlr-
gInIa delegation took the last swlu
out Of my campaign bottle.