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to join the Northwest delegation IN
an effort TO at least get part Of
that 10000 smacks
While spending their time la
the lemon state, these linlssmen
will find other very attractive
tournaments to take "a whirl at
because California is out to out.
do Florida This year in putting
up big purses for the profcs
sional golfing rank 10 shoot at.
The advertising Is cheap at the
price.
And just 10 show that they arc
very much alert Florida has put the
X. o. sign on the fellows that
CLEANED up" in the southeastern
links last year and who are regis
tered TO make another haul this win
ter. namely. Walter Hagen, Gene
Sarazen. Jim Barnes and several
other internationally known links
men
Either stay In Florida all win.
ter or don't stay at all" l. the
answer that Hagen, Sarazen, ct
al received when they intimaied
that some easy money could be
had IN dear old California.
Yes. there Is no love lost between
tho real estate monarchs Of Florida
and California. such being tho case
the chances Of tho Pacific North
west professional golfers getting a
slice Of that 10000 melon in Los
Angeles in February have a roster
hue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
COAST BALL
MEET TODAY

SAcRAMESro. Nov. 9.--Msmbers
- and maEnatos Of Coast league
ball clubs opened their annual
meeting here this morning in the
Travellers hotel New Coast league
activities win be made at the meet.
ing and tho present systsm viii ~
revised and enlarged. according "a
the plan OF the gathering.
Continuous baseball In San Fran.
cisco: tho sale OF tho Salt Lake
franchise. action on FL Malr's Yer.
non club which is without a ball
park now and the shortening Of the
season are some OF tho changes
contemplated
President Harry williams. Of the
league. was presiding over tho con.
vention.
Plans were to be discussed for
the coming meeting at Catalina
island in January
President Harry williams an
nounccd today that he had signed a
new umpire for 1926 to Is Eddie
l.. Goes Of the South Atlantic
league. formerly with the Western
league.
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"A Prophet With Honor i'm His. Own Land''

There that without
land" something 20 that effect
Hsahaw who used TO tho mossns for Washington himself
and who first
a matter his
alma when college football sbb.
lie promised winning a clsInpionshp-in three
BaEshaw brought fellows Washington
developed them. fulfilled his PROMISE winning team
ho failed much championship
anvil chorus started it, knocking.
Among always throwing
Washington Bagshawrs face
Beautiful but dumbg tho stamp placed
DAGsfAw, this criticism
- teaching football no knows ihard taclng. hitting
the pinch
up gaff.
Saturday BaEshaw ped his charges Cardinals
coached by Top Warner called the the bus
Trick plays passes decepon-eyrrythnE
book football tried by the Caiornans They
dangerous. but the terrific charging Of the Hues knocked all
the tricks coceyed and when the test camehose terrific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

stands within the shadow Of the Washington Eoa-thc Huse
did something other football able
faced the Cardinals la the three seasonhsy stopped
Neyers.
Washington football
covering good the pinch the execution tho
fundamentals OF tho gametacdng ana bongearrsd wurhng
ton 10 victory.
Tho beautiful but dumb INTAKES and outsmaed
team coached by such "a Warner.
WAsHNGToNs team Berkeley CAL next Saturday play
w the that decide the championship They
win but the will they been football
II Washington plays Kind Of ball that tho Huse did Sat
urday nothing them,
On the pillars the Nebraska stadium nscrip
ton Not the but game! that what the football
fans In the West must learn.
Someone has TO win and II the boys play good football give tho
credit where the credit n due
you Saturday
about husky wslshmuu bundled big
the Washington bench, prophet
In this, his lBnd-Enoch Bagshaw
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West Seattle
Nosed Out by
Tacoma Squad

.TACostA. Nov. s.-Tacoma A. c.
L beat West Seattle. 20 8. in n
tight gridlron battle here yesterday.
The r. A. G. scored in the first
quarter when Brauillstts intercepted
pass by West Seattle and raced 80
yards 10 touchdown. PeaAe kicked
tho goal that meant victory. West
Seattle scored In tho first quarter
but failed 10 convert The point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
DODGERS GET
MARANVILLE

NEW YORK. Nov rabbit"
MarauyilIe. former manager Of the
Chicago Cubs, has been secured on
waivers from the Cuts, the manage,
mcnt Of the Brooklyn Robins an.
nouncsd today
William z. Marriott. third base.
man. has also been secured from
tho Boston Braves for tho waiver
price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
UNEXPECTED VICTORY

A MOTHER high scoring game was
n the result OF the Builders Brick
Davis Bros, tusslc, which was won
by tho Builders. 20 ?. The Brick
men are again in the running for
the league title as result OF their
victory.
Hawkes., center. and Hobbert. out
side left, scored two goals apiece
with Hans Berg registering the
other. Six Peterson tailed both Of
the jewelers. goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

EAu AlNA lorna
lions and showed their complete OF
tensive while IN their own tori
tory.
They were always dangerous. bu,
washington's fast charging line
Kept them within their own terri.
Tory and when the tests camn-the
two assaults on the Washington
EoaL inside OF the io.yard line. the
Huskies stopped Ernie Neyers, and
stopping the great nlllback OF
he Cardinals the Purple and Gold
stopped Stamford
While Stanford was opening
up in It's own territory Wash.
ington kept plugging away and
George Guttormsen 80 far out.
kicked Neycrs that Il wasn't
long after the start Of tho sec
ond quarter that the Huskies
worked into a position 10 score.
They opened up and drove 10 the
lT-yRrd line A beautiful pass. the
play that tist California last year.
George Wilson 10 George Guttorm.
sen, worked. and Guttormssn went
over the line with several Cardinals
clnEing 10 him. tie missed the Try
for point,
Tho other touchdown came late
IA the game after Wilson had been
arried Off OF the field and Louie
esrcau replaced him. The Car
finals opened a desperate passing
attack and Tcsrcau intercepted the
leather. interference formed quickly
and Louie started across the chalk
marks. He stiffRrrned the p0sser
md ran half the length OF the field
Tor a touchdown.
Lea sherman converted the Try
for.point.
So much for the scoring.
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dick didn't believe him and
partook of transportation
northwards.
when Reddick took tho run-out
powder, Nate Druxmnn was forced
10 shakeup his card and hen put
on bargain bill tomorrow night
with four slx.round fights and two
four.round battles. the bouts made
up of the best talent available here.
abouts.
Bud Ridley and Vic King,
bantamwcights, win head the
program.
Freddie Mack will trade
punches with Carl Herman of
Portland.
Harry Whybrow will meet
Joe Marcus Of Portland.
Henry Geyscl meets Joe Pow.
ell Of San Francisco.
Eddie Brock and Al Schecter
battle four rounds.
Billy Jones and Young Weay.
err open the show In the other
four.roundcr.
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Iopps EASY yICToRs

TACOMA bad little chance against
l. the strong Todd outfit and wcr,
trimmed. to ?. at Upper Woodland
park. Bill Grlfn,hs. with four goals
led the scorers during the game
Jack Nelson scored the other count
or for TOdds.
After sam Downing had registered
for the Tacomans. Jimmy DAILY. Todd
fullhack, booted one thru his own
goal for tho other marker.
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The Line Delivers

LINocH BAGsHAW had some
II doubts about how his young
line would behave before they went
INTO the gamo.
Charging as no Washington
line has charged since Bagshaw
came TO Washington, the Husky
forwards get the credit they dc.
serve.
There were no line stars; they
all played fine football, rushing
Nevers 20 badly that he didn't have
time to get off his kicks. They
we're troubled somewhat by II,
trick stuff, particularly vGTl
screened pass behind the line, but
when the test camo they were
there.
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TO DECIDE PRO
WATER HONORS

NEW YORK, Nov, o. Helen Vain.
wright former national amateur all
round swimming champion, chal
longcd Etheda Bleibtrcey, Gertrude
Ederlo and Ailccn Rggen to meet
her In a sc,ios OF tests this winter
to decide INC national professional
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

unbeatable team
That sounds more Ike a baseball
score than the tally Of a football
battle.
A tumble punt by Friedman gave
tho Purple the ball on the two-yard
line. where Michigan held Lewis
dropped back and place-klcked for
three points,
The field al Chicago was a terri
bic mess due to the wet weather.
and Northwestern Outsmsrted Michi-
gan by letting the Wolverines play
with the slippery bali. Lewis kick
ing whenever the Purple got the
leather.
After the Northwestern eleven
had three points the Evanston team
took q deliberate safety when they
had the bail In a dangerous posi-
ton and Lewis would have been
forced 20 kick behind his own goal
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Other Results

ONE of the rather unexpected re-
~ suits Saturday in the East was
the 100 beating Fordham handed
Holy Cross, the team that licked
Harvard.
Pittsburg beat Washington and
jefferson, go, in another important
game. Both the Army and Navy
won. Scores:
Army IL, Davis EIkins s.
Navy ~. West Maryland 0.
Syracuse 3. Ohio Wesleyan :.
Columbia g. New York university Z.
Yale IS, Maryland ~.
Brown ts, Boston University 6.
Colgate 10. Providence !.
Georgetown 90, Lehigh Q.
Detroit IL. 81, Louis 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
STAGE BIG
COMEBACK

ELLENsBURG, Nov, ., - After
trailing by seven points the Ellens.
burg Normal school celven made n
touchdown and n plaoo.ldck in the
final period to win, to I, from spo.
kane college. There was only 30
seconds left to play when Earl John.
son dropped the ball thru the bars to
bring victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

~ - ANA AsNN 49,
goles next FEB.
ruary there viii
be at least 6iA
y r Eionula
from Seattle
there 20 make n
bid for the hon
ors. Jack Hues-
ton, OF Earring
ton holder of
the Pacific
Northwest title,
Walter Pursey.
/ n & ! CIV GOD,
Frank Noble,
Rainier Perry
Gail Glcndnle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
BOXERS TRAIN
HARD FOR GO

BELLINGHAM. Nov. Booth
Marley Foley and Ted Frayne are
training hard for their bout here as
the main eventcrs of tho American
Legion's Armisticc night show. This
Is the second meeting Of the boxers
here.
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PREP ELEVEN
SCORED BIG

MARYsvIJLE, Nov. 9-The vic.
tory OF the Marysville prep grid.
ders, last Friday, ovor Edmonds,
was the biggest scoring gamo played
here for several seasons. The Marys
mado Sc points against Edmonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

Curley Hucston aud Johnnie Jones
both Of Piper q Tafts. are the mem
bers of the local professional ranks
who have thus Gar declared their in
tentloRs Of going south 10 the big
show Quite strong representation!
Nell Christian. tho Yakima star
who won the state honora this year,
u a certain starter as he rs expect
Cd TO leave shortly to take UP a
winter position 10 California. Mortio
Dutra and Phil Taylor, the we'll
known cracks OF the Aberdeen and
Victoria clubs. respectively. are going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Roth BLACKS WINNERS

DOTH Of the Black Diamond
ID elevens won sunday. the frs,
team trimming Renton. 20 :. AZ
Routon; and tho second division
squad noslnE out ahead IN close
game with the NiklnRa. 10 0.
Rudy Demac and Len Jones
scored two goal, apiece ia the
first game with Ogden making
tho other goal. Tommy Over.
ton and Goalic Troyer were the
Rsnton stars Of the game.
Tho lone scoro for the Blacks
seconds came as result OF a pen.
atty shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
YAKIMA HAS
GOOD ATTACK

YAKIMA, Nov. 9,--Unloosing an
offense that baffled the North Cen.
trail high school eleven. Yakima
scored an easy 16-to.0 victory here
Saturday, Coach schactlers men
started scoring early, and made most
OF their points In the first half. Eel.
lengson. halfback, and Peterson were
the stars of the game.
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PREPARE FOR
BIG CONTEST

EUGENE, Nov. with the Uni
versity OF Oregon in tho cellar in
the Pacific Coast conference Coach
Dick Smith started out today TO whip
his football team into shape for the
Oregon Oregon AgEes classic here
Saturday. II will DO the annual
home coming game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

fcnslyo backs In
football, viii be
in condition 10
start the game
against Calitor.
MIA next Satur.
day AZ Berkeley.
Coach nag
shaw said sun.
day that his star
halnaack. carried
or OF the sta.
dunn field Sal,
urtlay IN the sec
ond half Of tho
game with stan.
ford. was only
Atunned In one
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stanford game
unless / write
some applesauco
as VIC sporting
writer's say
As regards my
qualification as
a football expert
win state
Onco carried
tho Wa,erbucket
In gamo between
T. r. Minor
grammar school
and wElla
wRiia
Would oventu
ally have be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Georgia Tech Wins

GEORGIA TECH won the big game
VI in the South Saturday. unex-
pectedly trimming Vanderbilt. 10.
Tulane swamped Louisiana
Tech, 81 to 0, Tennessee beat
Centre, l2-0, Georgia walloped
Auburn. 81 to 0, and Alabama
ran over Kentucky, 81 TO 0.
Tulane and Alabama stand out as
the strongest teams in the South this
year.
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come All.AmcrlcAn water bucket
carrier. but couldn't stand 10 watch
tho boys wash their faces In 81.
and then take a drink.
Grandfather was champion CRIB,
bagc player Of Czecho sloyakia.
Well. folks. we will now proceed
10 our review 81 the game;
IL was al good, clean fun,
the players on both sides was
strong. manly fellows, and the
stands was full Of good. whole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
NeUcastIe les
ms From,
Iris hers
Maple Leaf Held to Six
All Tie by Carbon
ado Eleven
BY Peter Salyus

pi walloplng the Shamrock
- eleven, 8 20 0. Newcastle kop,
up 10 lead In tho Northwest socco,
league Sunday az Hinwatha play,
field.
Eric Patterson. inside left.
former Viking star, scored two
Of the Castles goals NJ did Gus
Iapansl'y. center. MlchAls scor.
al the other point.
Patterson and Ar, Kelly were the
punch OF tho Castle eleven with
Len Williams. Fitzpatrick and Stan
Davis playing tho hest Tor the
Irish.
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OTHER RESULTS

TN THE other games scheduled sun.
L day Maple Leaf and Carbonate
tied. 6 to 6. at Carbonado: Burnett
beat Palace Billiards, to !. at
broadway; Tacoma Tigers won from
lssaquah. to ?. at Issaquah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

cry ringing IN their ears as they talk about tho
little Washington stars gallop down tho Eridrou
They yelled that way FOR Louie Tcsrcau while
the bis fellow tore across the chalk marks
They yelled Tor Elmer Tcsrcau. Tor George Wi
son. Tor Tho line for all OF those courageous Wash
ipgton men who stopped Ernie Movers and his red
ahricd Cardinals. they honorcd Noycfs the blonde
giant, who met defeat and s,iil glorious. tho
beaten figure. as he lmpcd Off OF the field late
In the game.
Those $4,000 football maniacs. for manaes they
were. went football crazy and IN their delight
over WashlnEtons victory they forgot all about
a husky little wclshman. bundled up Ia a big over
coat. sitting on the bench with tho raft OF Husky
suhStitutea-Enoeh Bagshaw
SoMEoNE like Horatio Algcr Dr. should write
~ this story OF sink or SWIM" DO or Die" or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
MONTANA TO
PLAY TROJANS

MIssoULA, Mont. Nov. a. Some.
what battered from the baltic with
Idaho Saturday, the Montana Griz.
zlles are preparing for their game
with u. s. c. at Los Angeles next
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Cardinals Dangerous

THE Cardinals were always dan
N geroua.
NDrhey have woll.ooncealed plays
and In Ted shlpkcy. at end, bis
swan, at guard, and Hnl In tho
backfeld, they have some fine ball
players.
When Neycrs couldn't brcak
thru they were beaten, as the
second touchdown for Washing.
ton came rs the result Of dcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
TYRON LOSES
SCORING LEAD

NEW YORK, Nov Eddie Ty-
ron, of Colgate. formerly the lead
Ing scorer In Eastern gridiron
circles, lost his leud Saturday to
Lane. of Dartmouth, who scored
three touchdowns against Cornell.
Tyron did not play Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
WENATCHEE IN
CLOSE VICTORY

WENATCHEE, Nov. e,-The We.
natchee prep eleven scored q close
victory here yesterday over Dayen.
port, winning. II to IL, Tho two
chances for try-for.point attempted
by Davenport were missed. causing
them to lose the game,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Kelso Trimmed
by Hoquiam's
Gridders, 40-7

uOQUIAM, Nov. 2. = kelso was
IL swamped here Saturday by
Hoquiam's prep gridders, 40 to l.
Kelso made its lone score in the last
quarter on series OF short passes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
FROSH ELEVEN
is DEFEATED

Tho University of Washington
frosh eleven lost its first game Of
the season Saturday, when II was
defeated, 10 to 6. by the team from
DellinghaM Normal school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Jack Reddick Is Facinq
Ring Suspension
Canadian Heavyweight Runs Out on Match With
Roy Cliffe; Nate Druxman Shifts Tuesday Card
at Pool, Staging 80 Rounds of Boxing

ACK REDDlCK developed hangnails, black
heads and severe case of hiccoughs, so he
thought the best thing to do was to HE back
to that dear Vancouver, B. c., after his man
ager, Jack Allen, had signed him to fight Roy
Cliffe at ithe Crystal Pool Tuesday. Whether
the terrific fight Cliffe gave him in Canada "a
short time ago, when Reddick was still out in
the dressing room, had anything to do with
his making immediate use of his return ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
EVERETT TEAM
AGAIN BEATEN

SPOKANE, Nov, Clovis and
Clark high school was avenged ON
Everett high school here saturday
when II defeated the songull's eleven,
9 to o, In ono OF the hardest fought
games here for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
4. 3. ELEVEN WINS

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--On a rain.
soaked mud field. tho United States
soccer eleven defeated Canada, to ],
before n crowd OF 5000 spectators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

on body. Kick
ing and tactics
the Cardinals
wero outclassci.
and when the
$4,000 fans filed
out % the sta
dium the Wash.
ington HuskicS
had won. rs
70 O.
The Cardinals,
violating every
accepted mode
% football strat.
egX passed.
time after time.
-. W-E.n- -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
GAM Els.
UPSET
DOPE
Michigan's Defeat by
Northwestern Biggest
Grid Spill of Year

HERE were mOrs
surprises on the
American rrldir0ns
Saturday than in
a June brdcahrat
dinner
Perhaps the big
gest upset u the
day was registered
~ Northwestern
the Evanston boys
hanging W a 2 2
victory over Mich
igaH'B heretofore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Washington Scores

hdSHlIiB ION SSoItS
There was 10, ~ people at the
game. q. Morgan Mcbride. former
iy OF Renton. couldn't find a knot.
hole and had 20 pay admission. aud
saw LoHn Scion trying TO sneak
over the fence
Carl Boshmtr got IN disguised M
policeman, and they WAS a crowd
IN hack Of me. Hayes MatAon. ".
II. MeMicken, Andy Denny and
Heinie Grant. who was all dressed
NJ like flrsmen.
The ticket got for writing
this article entitled me to
stadium scat that was 80 far
west that Terry boat OH III.
lot bay almost run me down.
One Of tho Carroll boys sat
next TO me, and he said he was
Just 10 miles off the Alcutlan
Islands.
Well, folks. now that I've given
you some ~ the finer points % tho
game. class Is dismissed. March
out quietly SO stpiEh, homo. and
don't stop 90 throw rocks az the
electric liEht globes.
And yOn, Nathaniel pruxman
you can stay in after class, and
help teacher erase the blackboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
BY Homer G.. Brew

lCroquet Champion Of Bailaril
WEllA folks, Leo IAssen. famous
w Eskimo sporting editor says
he wouldn't give mo a ticket 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
BY Alex c. Rose

WlIEN the California open golf
w championship. which has
$4,000 purse as q bait, gets under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

The largest American educational
institution In the Near East Is at
Beirut, Syria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

TO British Columbia, isn't known at this writing.
Anyhow, Reddick faces long suspension by the Seattle
ring commission because he didn't tarry for the
ment DR.. Thomas of the board examined him Saturday
and said he in condition to appear Tuesday But Red
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IT r [ OK
STUFF
FAILS
Stanford Beaten by Pow
erful Washington Drive
and Defense, l3 to o

STANFoRn staked everything on
- freak football and lost
In downright fundamentally. tack,
ling. hooking. the crash Of body
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Husky Star
Not BadLy
Injured
Wilson Packed Off Field
Saturday, but He'll
Be All Right

GEORGE WILSON. the big noise
VI % the Washington football Of.
fense. and one OF tho strongent De.
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pcrate passing attack. Louie
Tesreau going over for n touch
down.

Washington almost got another
touchdown when Guttormsen ran
some 80 yards after intercspting
another pass. being forced out Of
bounds on the seven-yard limo by
Neycrs. who was hurt on the play
and had 10 leave tho game Gut.
tormsen. by the way, kicked excel.
lsntly and ran his team with fine
Judgment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Harvard Outclassed

HARVARD is fast becoming the
IL Boston Red sox OF the Eastern
football fields.
The Crimson took its third
football flop OF the season Sat
urday in the first OF the Big
Three games from the Princeton
Tigers, and the Jersey boys ran
up the biggest score that has
ever been made against the Cam.
bridge eleven, Sc 10 0.
The Harvard line collapsed before
the rushes Of Dignan, Caulkins and
Slagie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Minnesota Leading Big Ten

MINNESOTA Is the only undefeat.
I'l ed team in the Big Ten. It's
only beating being delivered by Notre
Dame, a non-conference outfit.
The defeats of Michigan and
Iowa Saturday, and the trim.
ming Illinois handed Chicago
left Minnesota alone in the lead
Grange didn't do anything
against Chicago, but his mates
ran up a 1876 score on Chicago.
and eliminated the champions OF
1924 for the time being.
Ohio State beat Indiana. 10. in the
only other conference game Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

whatever wish call Saturday powerful
purple shtcd football players chapters
story 81 Enoch Bagshaw's fight for success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
by Leo II. Lassen

"(NoME on, YOU Gsiormseng'
- Tho $4,000 football fans who TANNED
can stn hear that cry ringing In their earn 4