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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07
Handball Loop
In Class A to
Start Monday

THE local handball league viii
4 open Monday night at the
Physical Culture Institute in the
Arctic hotel, Five weeks win be
necessary to complete the play.
The league is held under the aus
pices OF Captain Van Cook.
The schedule for teams in Class
A Is rs follows
THE SCHEDULE
November -Curran-ozior vs. Pagan
Campbell
November II - Sullivan Va.
Bruugham- CoEhlRn.
November l5--Yoris- GotiEtciu vs.. MIL
ler-wittenbrrE.
November -Dsvis-suliNnu vs. rag
au.CHmpbeli.
November 30 - Yorls-Gotstciu Va
prsuEhnm- CoEhlan.
sullivan.
November gs-Faran- Cnnnn,,eu 40.
Broughsm- CoRhlan,
November sly orls -Gottstein VS.
Curran. Ozier
November currau,oElor vs. proug-
nam. Coghlan.
!. December : sullivan vs. Nuuer-
WlttcnherE.
December Yoris-Gottston VS.. Fag.
December RrouEham- Coghlan Va.
Mlnor-w tttenberE.
December -Dayid.sulIlyan W. Yoria-
Gottstcin.
December IL Pagan campbeu vs. Mil.
ler-Wittcnberg
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RIDLEY HERE
FOR KING GO

A Ill Of lhe fighters who have
n been signed FOR Nate pruz
mans fights Tuaday night at
Crystal Pool are in town ana are
working out at Austin q salts
gymnasium.
Bud Ridley former seattle
fighter arrived ln town last msNt
for the bout with We King Aus.
tE,llnn bantam champion who
fights In the main event
Roy CHffe. now "a load fighter.
managed hy Louuio Austin. win
meet Jack HDddIck Canadian light
heavyweight, champion. IA the other
main event ~ the biz double bin.
In the special event for TUESDAY
pruSman has iuiod up Johnny
TwmbltaF. u Portland. and Harry
whybrow OF Australia. Tho com.
pIctr card h1a not set been an-
nouucsd, but Drugmln ls working
90 line NJ palr OF fast bouts.
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Newcastle,
myOcks
in Feat ure

THE shamrocks Newcastle game
4 Sunday AZ Hiawatha playneld
heads the soccer Tits scheduled for
the Northwest league. Both squads
VIII have a good chance for tho
championship II able 10 win. while
the losers win face oblivion for this
season
Todd's, last years champions. and
one Of the leaders this season.
should have an easy time with Ia.
coma sunday The game is SEIZED
ulod for Woodland park.
In division two OF the league. TIE
feature game is between Buiidcr's
Brick and Davis Bros, at Youngs
town.
The complete schedule for sun.
days games IL as follows
First Division
Todd.' Vs. Tacoma AZ Woodland park.
sasmroeiss ", Newcastle a, West Sc
attic. 80
nrnton y-. Black Diamond q, Rcaton.
Carbonate y, Maple Lea, at carbon.
Second Division
Palace Billiards W. Burnett az Broad.
nuilasrs Brick va Davis Bus. al
Back Diamond vs., VIKING, at Black
70.
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Jefferson Park
Eleven to Play
St. Martin Team

COACH CLAUDE NORRIS Jeffer-
" erson park gridders will play
the 81. Martin college eleven at
Lacey Sunday in the big game on
zap for the amateur grid teams in
Seattle.
The West Seattle a. C.. under
Coach Loren Scion, viii play the
Tacoma eleven at Tacoma in an
other big tilt scheduled.
The University All-stars and the
Seattle Pirates have not yet named
a field for their game. The Broad
way A. C. and the Nippon A. c.
tangle at Broadway playfield TO
complete the Sunday games.
Gault Steele. former Lincoln grid
star; Jack Harrison and Al McQuar.
rie have been added TO the Jeffer.
son Park eleven.
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place the ono that was destroyed by
fire two weeks ago were discussed
The proposition agreed upon was
for the acceptance ~ the bond issue
being hoated This plan not only
insurcs Iuglewoodiuus ~ a home that
will be- modern in every dri1il a.
the cost Of about 5000 bat also
give them something that will blend
well with their beautiful golf course
and. what n also very important
building operations viii get under
way within the neat few weeks IN
other words, the Inglewood club Is
going TO have the beat. including ac'
tion.
with the building Of the new
home. the bshutifyiuE Of The
grounds viii be attended TO- and
also the work Of preparing the
lnIrshorr property Va that II can
be used for swimming and boat.
ing purposes.
No. the recent loss d.d not damp
On the 'InFlewood Spirit. i, Mndlrd
N, lrrHsh and now everybody ~ out
and putting their shoulders 90 The
wheel 20 got the organization 60 the
goal that they started out 90 reach
namely. AS good as the host In The
country" Aud thsir guficjpaiions
and expectations arc going 10 be
rrnlinti0na in every sense OF tho
word before very Ions. And wc don't
mean. maybe
~ II Trapharcu. president. who
occupied the chair AZ tho meeting.
and tho board 81 trustees viii de-
eide on the style Of clubhouse to be
erected.
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"Huddle System in Football to Stick Says Pop Warner
Indians Cinch Tie for Prep Grid Title
Three Big Tits
for Conference

THREE conference games are
i oH tap for today on the Pa
cin. Coast with the Washing
ton stanford game here heading
tho attractions
Another ult that ia considered
or great Importance ia the game
brgNeHn the california Bears
aud the Warrington state
Cougars at berkeley.
At seattle - stanford ~
University 81 Washington
40 Brrisclry-W, =. &. IS,
California,
AZ Portland ~ ST. Nary's
IS, Multuomnh A. G.
~ Los Angeles - Santa
Clara ~, 4. :. e.
~ Los AnErlcs-S0uthern
Branch s.. Hedlnnds,
AZ Salcm-Willamctte W.
Oregon.
AZ Corynllis-OrrEon Az.
sic, ~, Pacific.
NJ Moscow 80 Idaho -.
Montana
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WATERMAN Is
AFTER BIG GO

Joe Waterman. former Seattle
promoter now handling the fights
IN Portland. "a getting on the job
in n speedy manner He is lining
up Abe Goldstein, former bantam
champion for fight with Young
Nationalist, the Filipino scnsa-
ton
Waterman has been popular in
Portland. and his bringing Of high
class talent viii be boost for the
Enmn there.
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These revcrses don't count 10 the
conference standings
The Blg Three OF the West
Washington, stamford aud Califor
MIA orc climaxlng their atasous
with interteam games. tho tussle
today being tho starter Then
Washington hops tho ehoo choo for
Berkeley, where tho Huskies tangls
with the champion Californian Col,
den Bears.
The saturday following that finds
the Bears and Cardinals in their
annual Big Game.
The Washing on Stanford thing
here is tho only major engagement
on tho West Coast Saturday.
81, Mary's plays tho hultnomah
club az Portland
Montana meets Idaho at Moscow.
California plays Washington state
nj Berkeley.
o. a, G. meets Pacific
Oregon IL idle
GunzEa tanEies with Whitman.
L. 8 c plays Santa Clara
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lNELIGIBILITY
HITS ELEVEN

wALLA WALLA, Nov 2 Fac
nlty rulinEa gn eligibility have again
hit Wnlla WBlls high school eleven
with Clarity hackfisld ace. cut OF
tho lineup because Of scholastic
troubles
Tho Wa-Hi eleven 81 preparing for
iia game with Toledo on ArmiN,icc
day. and viii have o strong team In
The field unless other eligibility
rules hlt the squad
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NEW YEARLING
PILOTS CLASH

PALO ALTO, Nov. q Two new
~ elected captains were opposing
each other here this afternoon when
the Stanford and California frosh
clashcd In their annual grid game.
Robert Sims will head the Card
NAL eleven, with Jimmy Cockhurn
leading the Bears. Both players
are stars on their respective
clcvens.
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nave broken the oU-Wlafk IN
tallies.
Franklin was helpless against
the well,oiled West Seattle ma
chine and The indians made
massacre Out Of II, nltho the
QnHkers gave all they had: but
u wasn't enough.
The big Indian limo opened up
huge holes and the powerful backs
plougbcd thru Tor tremendous gains
almost nt will
West Seattle has one more game
loft 10 play that with Ballard 4
tic or victory win give the In.
dams und.sputed possession Of The
flag Tor she season. Garfield stili
har an outside chance for nm even
split, should they Remain uude.
featrd for The rest ~ the season
and Ballard beat West Seattle.
Roosevelt and Broadway were
playing al Denny field at 1880 this
morning.
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GRAYS HARBOR
HOLDS TOURNEY

ABERDEEN. Nov Z. The Young.
Old Mems golf tourney win be held
in n few weeks. according TO Harry
Andrews, captain Of the mems team.
II Is the last regular tournament this
season Of tho Grays Harbor Country
club
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only interest in their appearances would be
guess on two on the size Of the scores against
them
But those days are gone forever, as the
funny paper guys say.
Yep, the Indians are on the threshold OF
their first football championship and moth
ing can beat them out Of at least tie for
the top fung Of the ladder Coach MihoIin
has turned the trick.
The West Siders made this mathematical
certainty when they steam-roed over the
Franklin Quakers at Denny field Friday,
80 TO 0.
The Indians have been in. the habit this
up big scores this being the third TING fhnv
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HUDKINS IS
EASY WINNER

LOS ANGELES, Nov. THE
Hudklns. Nebraska lightweight. last
night defeated Johnny O'Donnell in
the tenround main event at Holly.
wood. Hudkiug had little trouble in
winning.
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uOW's this for iow scorinEe
IL In the siN.monih eclectic
tourney vt the jefferson Park
Golf club. Capt. BiIl Bohou. after
checking up the big score card.
announced this morning that
four players, namely; ~ Fouty,
Herb Coupe. George Miller and
Roy Picl,ingS. tied for the low
net prize, each having a Is score.
How do they do Il. iiillg
And just to make The system
OF handicapping In this event
look ns tho Il required much Mt.
tention. Shipper Bohon comes to
bat with the info. that three
players registered Us each. and
there was a trio 81 1875.
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LINDEN FORMS
SPORT LEAGUE

LfNpES, Nov Winter indoor
baseball and basketball leagues have
been formed here and play win start
next week In the two sports Six
basketball and four baseball teams
arp tn the newly formed organizn-
ton.
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TATE SINCERE
ABOUT BATTLE

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 7.--Bi1
Tate. coolred heavyweight, who was
thrown out Of the ring here recent
~ for stalling with Tiny Herman,
is speaking loudly OF return en-.
gagement. Tate says that II he is
unable to knock out Herman in 10
rounds, his Gates share of tho
purse shall go TO charity.
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BILLY WELLS WINS

MINNEAPOL1S, Nov. z. - Billy
Wells, welterwelght champion Of
England, was given a Newspaper Dc.
cision over Plnly Mitchell OF Nil.
wnukee IN 10 rounds here last night.
Both men fell from cliuch clear
..ut Of the ring In tho second.
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:, 2 BY ALEX c, ROSE
.NnSA0 .. -. :. . 90 ..

Judging from the way many In.
gicwood players are going into their
pockets on every green, the break.
ingin Of new golf clubs is very cx
peDsivc.
Could Napoleon, the great French
leader, have had the lakeshorc lads
in mind when he remarked. First
the fire and then the rock?"
While in the middle of dollar.
dollardolHr match, Or Walter
Woollcy received an urgent call.
He answered the call-afler the
match was over.
Bob Gillespie says that in Scot.
land golf n n business, aud so Is
everything else Even eating oat.
meal
We have wondered, ever and
anon, and sometimes MS often az
now and then, IL Bill Ehlers viii
ever talk Fred Jackson out Of
enough strokes TO make at least an
even match out Of H.
Wonder what became OF George
Faltoo2 Hos golfer At least he
used to think hc was HAS ne dc.
serted the ranks
Judge Clay Allen aud Dr. John
Crooks are versatile Rolfcrs At
least they play over dlrforont
course every sunday
This Is the time Of year when
the high handicap follows and 9th.
cra arc wondering when the "plny
winter rules W. going to bo nailed
W,
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MRs. J c nRiDGEMAN. one .

Mrs. ]. c. BRIDCEMAN. one Of
1'l seattle's best known women
golfers. will captain tho first team
OF tho IngIewood players during the
coming senSon, and Mrs. c. Harold
will lead the second team. according
to the announcement made this
morning by Club President y. H.
TraphaEcn
Trap" as he il familinrly
known TO everybody, hasn't land.
cd 4 skipper for the first division
in the male sex. but George
Leach has received the second
team captaincy.
Other appointments are as follows.
Greens committee. c. +. Anderson.
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INGRAM ACE
OF GONZAGA

SPOKANE. Nov. H. Mel In.
gram. the Gonzago college star. Is
rated as ono Of the most dangerous
kickcrs. best ball.toter and dcfcn-
siyc ace on tho Coast lie has been
out OF the game for some time
with had foot. but is expected
back IN action when the GonmRans
oppose Idaho today
Ingram Is former Aberdeen nth,
lcte and played with the Black
Cats in the Southwest Washington
Timber League this summer,
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BROWNING AND
ski IN MATCH

LOS ANGELES. Nov Reign.
aid sikh and Jim Browning win
wrostlc in the semi windup OF the
bout between Joe Stccher. worlds
champion. and Jim Londos here
Monhny nlght
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FOLEY MEETS
FRAYNE IN co

BELLiNGHAM. Nov 4 Marley
Foley, Of Tacoma, and Ted Frlync.
Seattle boxer wili moot here Wed
nesday night LhrmIstiec dayl In the
main event Of the American Legiuu'a
card.
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AUBURN COPS
COUNTY TITLE,

AUBURN, Nov. 7. 49, Auburn
cinched the South King county grid
title here yesterday, by defeating
Tenino, AZ to 0. Eddie Cavanaugh,
center. and Tackett, halfback, were
the Auburn stars, while Capt. scau.
zom was the big ace OF Tenlno.
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WATCH SUNRISE

WALLA WALLA, Nov 7-Coun.
~ Game Warden Frank Bigler, has
issued warning 10 hunters about
the sunrise and sunset shooting law
in this county. II will be enforced
with drastic measures taken to deal
with offenders.
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Wonder what joe Winns CoIfinr
friends 60 are going to do now?
Joe says they've got him picked SO
clean now that he hasn't even got
a pinfcather left,
Hugh C"FordD Baird, looking like
a Lincoln, is very good golfer and
the beau brummel OF the Inglowood
club, lie admits both we doubt
the first one.
The unluchicst fellow in the In.
glewood fire was Matt Murphy. II
didn't even touch his clubs or his
slice
Is Ed, Brown trying to set a new
style in wearing apparel for golf.
crs?
This young bnrristcr teed-off the
other day wearing long pants.
starch collar and tie to match his
bald pate.
Having no clubs to play with, Ed
Sears, accompanied by his Scotch
terrier SANDY" spends his spare
hours walking in the rough sorta
kocping IN practice, Ed?
Judging from The amount of time
he spends ON every putting green
after everybody has holcd out.
Gene lIpttons putter Is not work.
Ing right or the cups are not large
enough
Dr. {, l.. rcmplcton had n tough
time ON the lnks last week. IIc
lost tho quarter he won the wccl,
before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-07

By Leo n. Lassen
VpD MORGAN wll hc the junior
lightweight champion Df the
world after Did, bout win Nike Bal
IarIu0 iH IoH AngoIar uHl month,
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OF defeat. aud
when The long
shadows mll
about the Wash
iugton atndlum
this afternoon
one more eleven
viii be elimiuat
cd. providing. OF
course that
Stamford and
Washington do
not tie IN the
final count
Enoch Bag
ahnw'a team is
the only Coast
squad that has
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our links the
last word iu
modern urrhi
lecture
This was the
sentiment or "a
meeting OF The
members OF the
InRlewuod Golf
and country
club held az the
Arctic club Fri
day evening al
which various
plans Tor Tho n.
uuuripe OF the
building Of amor,
clubhouse 90 ICE
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considered one OF the smartest foot,
bali mentors in the country
Most OF the boys who have been
roasting the huddle system have
some or halfcocked ana they know
very little about the merits OF The
system, added Warner. Most ali
or tho teams in the East. the ma.
lority OF the Big Ten elevens ana
he Stanford o. a. c, and University
OF Southern California teams on the
coast are using il now. Which
goes to prove that there must be
something good IN il or such
large number OF major coaches
wouldn't use Il.
No TIME
LOST
The claim is made that a lot Of
Time Is lost. out We have timed
both systems In games and IN pruc.
lice and the number OF plays run
Off under both styles vary but
little.
The whole opposition TO It
from a fans standpoint, Is that
there is period of 10 seconds
or 50 Of inactivity while the
men bunch around the quarter.
back for the signals. The same
amount of time Is consumed In
calling numbers, but the play.
ers are lined up ready TO
charge and there Is always that
expectancy for the fans that
something Is about 10 happen.
The merits OF tho huddle system
are many. the chief ones being: ~
il is almost impossible for another
team 10 learn your signals: ~ It Is
possible 10 work shift plays and
deceptive formations much more ef.
liciently as the men can move into
position faster after knowing the
play 10 DO used and Il is harder for
the defense 10 get set for them; 90
there Is little or no danger OF plays
going wrong because someone mis-
understood the signals.
NEWNESS
HAS EFFECT
THE huddle system is something
new and until the teams learn TO
snap into II some time may be lost.
but welI.coached elcyens OF the ma.
Tor school class win tear Off their
plays as fast as under the old sys-
tern with better results. and results
are what We coaches are paid to
obtain IL we can.
IT'S UP to the referee to see to
it that a team using the huddle
doesn't slow up the game; smart
officials viii keep the game going
~ calling time out If the huddles
are beyond reasonable time limit
There is the only danger OK the
system and this will be eliminated
by experience and good officiating"
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WELLER NOW

NEW YORK, Nov Joe Dun
dee. lightweight title contender.
will fight in the future under the
weiterweight class.
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KAPLAN LOSES

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Phil
kaplan, of Newark, lost on n foul
mere last night to Jimmy Darrah.
OF Denver, in the third round of a
scheduled tenround bout.
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LEROY VICTOR

FARGO, N. D., Nov Russie
Leroy. local lightweight, last night
knocked out Tony Ross. Of Pitts.
burg. here, In the sixth round Of Il
scheduled ten.round bout
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or Tonne austin
ls any Kind ~ a
ring prophet q
Austin. ~,
knows us muc h
about boxing
and ls aa wriI
qualified aa any
man on the
cont 70 judge a.
n2lIf.ra posi-
bIlifIcr ragarhat
Morgan viii
left hand BaIiar
mo % pieces
BIIlarIno IL
one on tHUsg
r.Hr..rH...rHa ###..u
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CARDS
COACH
TALK s
Stanford Mentor Says
New New Signsl-Giv-
ing Method Best
by Leo H.Iassen

AN the huddlc syss
tenn II You will. but
take Il from me, the
new method OF giv-
ing signals Is Ia the
game To stick and
In three years tho
team using the old
style OF barking
numbers will be un
known" says Pop"
Warner famous
stanford coach ana
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not been beaten. both California and
Stanford having bowed to the pow.
erful olympic club team Of san
Francisco in preseason games.
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IngL WOOd
to Build
Again
Start Work on New Club
house on Same Site
as Old One
Ry Alex c. Rose

alME have the finest golf eour#e
w ON the Pacific Coast ana $50
want clubhouse that viii br like
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W est Seattle Runs Up
Big Score on Franklin
Indians Win, 800, Friday and Can't Be Beaten Out
of Chance for Tie in Present Race; Have
Inside Track to Title

ROOSEVELT and Broadway hopelessly elim
IN mated from all chance to win the prep title this
morning when they played TO TO tie AT Denny field
Herbert Serr, haIfback scored the Roosevelt touch
down and kicked goal. Broadways came after
blocked punt which was picked up by lmbrey, who
scoOted 30 yards for touchdown. Imbrey also kicked
goal.
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chairman, pr c b Ford, W. u. Al.
bright and G. Harold. house commit.
tee, G. r. Gates. chairman. n. O..
Campbell. II. Rudow and h. Haynes.
building committee. r. Sands chair
man, c. l.. Morris, V. Elfcndahl. DR..
u. n. Houston and J, schnck: ii.
nance committee. T. +. Hnrris chair.
man. a. Bigger, o. d, Thorgrimson
and w &. Dawson.
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Big Three of Vest Lead
Pacific Football Race

ONLY three Coast football teams
~ Washington. California and
stanford-hnHc vet 10 fool the sting
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HEATS DANDY GRnI1N

ENID. Okla. Nov = I'm n bout
featured by fast action. Frankie o..
ncr Of Los Angeles claimant OF the
fcatbcrwoiEht championship Of the
Southwest. was given q referees de.
cisiun over DANDY Dick Griffin.
Fort Worth. Texas. here last night.
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LOR years and years the West Seattle eevens the
ggge teams of the Seattle high school football league
and they the doorpats G the circuit long that the
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ZOE wATERMAN shonld Do cox

Jim Thorpe lost his job as Il pro
foothaller and got married the same
day Lo. tho poor Indian is right
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MATE DRUXIMAN is good
~ Snowman.

MATE DRUXIMAN is good
~ Snowman.
Tho young Seattle promoter TAX.
ing tho material he had 10 work
with IN the Northwest, made up
three good matches for the trio OF
six-round shots at the Crystal Pool
Tuesday and sprung them on Tho
fans an al one wullop In ar an.
nounccment az tho Pool last smoker
night Tie news got real reac.
ton among the fans, who buzzcd
their approval.
There's nothing wonderful about
the coming weeks card. but the
boys are well.matched. the fans
know what every fellow on tho card
can do and the three top bai =
look like they viii provide so ~
real actlon--the thing John Fan Il
most interested in. Many OF these
hlghly.touted layouts turn out to be
busts while just such cards as the
one billed Tuesday provide the &C
ton, and that's what the fans pay
for when they lay it on The line
for their ring pasteboards
Wonder n Rar. ro,;r,, s,m
reuenbers th,f ,,,n,, 49,, 49,
chin h The second ,.n,,nd - ~.
dabt Win Ico Ion,st; No..
tbi> summers ooi,s IN. J..
has prettv ro,d n,amnr, ~.
the uay be Ia hscn a;,.ins
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IINErrs AND uNNAHY
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Scoring West Seattle Touchdown
Thornton q Mitchell e., Try.fur. point
Thornton idf0pNrkEt
SphstitgliuBs West Seattle None
Franklin Palmer Tor currlcr. wood for
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Officials NafnslL referee Morris. am.
pirc FioaEsf iinrsmHn, woodrow. timer