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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
SECOND
Dutra Qualities
in Pro Tourney

OLYMPIA, FIELDS COUNTRY
" CLUB. Chicago. Sept. IA
chilly drizzle dampened the courses
of this, the worlds largest country
club. today. as 80 survivors Of the
qualifying round started the first
round OF match play in the Pro-
fexsioual Golfers association ma
tlonal championship.
Chief interest today conferred In
the match between Walter Hagen
defending title-holdcr. and Al Wat
rous OF Grand Rapids, Mich, who
set tho pace yesterday with
medal score OF 40. II was a trick
OF fate that pltted these stars
against each o.her--they drew their
numbers out of hat.
Course No. t--Mor,io Dutra. ABERDEEN
vast, vs.. Willie oEg, Worcester. Mass,
George Howard. Canton. Ohio. va A.
F,plEosa. Chicago; Emmett French
Youngstown, Ohio. va. William Aehl-
horn. Chicago,
Course No. s--RAy DerT, Cincinnati.
=, Abe Enplnosa, San Francisco: Bobby
cruIkahark Oklahoma City, vs.. VIM.
Leach, philadelphia: Al wRtrouS. Grand
Rapids. VS., walter Hagen. Pasadena
Florida,
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top OF their naxmsst since 1909,
The Pirates won from the Phil
lies Monday. TO I. after a blns-
bang battle In which there waA
much loose hitting and looser field
ing. considering that the pills got
II hits and the Pirates n dozen.
Even IL the Giants should win all
OF their remaining elsven games
they can't win II tho Pirntes win
three. The Pirates. therefore. need
only two victories In nine games To
tie even II tho Giants sweep along TO
the end without losing game OF
bail. The Giants were lido Mon
day. by tho way. because Of rain
In ST. Louis.
In the American league the atuR-
ton isn't changed because the Sem
ators were idle Monday. while the
Athletics won from tho Tigers In
Philadelphia 10 to I. II the SEN
atogs play At ball and win five Of
their remaining IL games they will
be in" even II tho Athletics win
IL in row.
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night; he'll fill in at Charles
tons place on the first squad.
Judd Cutting and Don Douglas
flashed well AT ends In the first
workout. but tho tackles. with the
exception OF waidron Erickson.
came In for plenty OF speeches from
tho coach.
Bonamy and Rice worked at cen.
ter, with the latter breaking thru
continuously. Rice is a big. strong
fellow. not overly fast and none
too experienced. but he's going 10
be hard 10 keep OFF the squad.
Bagshaw faces tough task In
moulding a new line, but the boys
are all husky fellows and as fast
as the average. They should look
much better by the time they tackle
Willamette here Saturday. Bag
shaw hasn't named any definite
lineup as yet. but the boys who
worked yesterday win undoubtedly
see action in most OF the game
that opens the season.
,,ysr SECOND
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WINNER AND
WORLDS CHAMPION

The winner aud still champion OF
the world. Mickey Walker"
For wild. reckless ferocity this
fight can only be compared 20 tho
ono between Jack Dempsey and Luis
Angel Firpo,
Shade. after three years Of
waiting. laundering. pleading and
bloatins To the boxing eorumis.
sions Of the land for a chance Mt
Mickey Walkers title. was meet.
Ing Mickey In tho ring with full
permission 20 knock him as silly
n possible.
Walker had been drawn too fine
in his training and Shade. who had
barely made the weight Of itI
pounds. was strong.
Aflcr tho first cautious en-.
brace Walker sent some museu.
lar slams bouncing of Shades
ribs and Dayy broke ground.
only 10 como back with fro
Of straight, clean shots nj the
Jaw. which almost floorcd Wal.
krr and brought the crowd leap.
Ing up from tho chairs all over
the huge stadium.
Shade pulled further In front In
tho scoring In round two. for this
round found him not only willing 10
trads body punches with Mickey
Walker. regarded an tho hardes,
punchtr OF his weight. but ablo TO
outpunch him In the exchanges. II
was Walker who broke out OF step
tn the second and Shade again nailed
him In the face with well aimed
swings and punches OF both gloves.
SHADES STYLE
Is PULLING
Walker was swinging biz as early
as the third because Shade was civ.
Ing him a puzzllng combination OF
head rolling. orouching. swatting and
stsnd.up fighting.
Walker was forced TO stand
off. setting himself for his leap,
but before he could take tho
spring his nose would Inherent
THREE or four left pokes. Walker
would ride into cllnch. and his
head would spring back from n
series Of uplifted rights TO tho
mouth.
In tho sixth Walker. who seemed
TO bo weakening from the Wild gait
they we're travelling. suddenly clip.
ped Shade with right swing 10
the point OF tho chin that rang
the alarm In Dawes corner and
brought his seconds crawling UP
the steps 10 the ring side with their
towels and smelling salts.
Walker saw whit he had done
and no mced in 10 club Shade
down by sheer force and frequency.
But after Mickey had corkcd
Dave with another right swing
and left on the chin. he was
punched out for the moment
and couldn't wrigEle loose from
Dave 10 throw In the finishing
punch.
Walker lost some teeth In the
18th and his mouth became n
CORY gap thru which he was wheez.
ing for breath.
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In their first sorimmage last
Friday they both showed
weakness on being drawn In
on end runs, which Bell must
remedy before the season
starts.
There IL some mighty promising
material for tackles in stldham,
Hall, olstad and Eckmann. The
latter weight over 100 pounds and
he's fast and good tackle. oistad
is the other outstanding man at this
position.
Knox, 1913 pounds. Is one OF the
leading candidates for guard; Par.
ker, Finlon and Thrasher are the
other men fighting II out for the
other position.
Mcintyre has first choice for
center. but at present Is. a little
Wild In his passing. Plenty Of
hard work should iron out this
fault, and he will make one Of
the best centers in the city.
De Bruler and Rois are having n
pretty fight for quarterback.
For tho backfleld, the outstanding
boy Ia Strong, who played on tho
Broadway freshman team two years
ago. lie is fast and a strong run
ner.
Miller. Reid. Hokum and Walker
are the most promising OF tho other
backfleld nspirants.
For fullbndk, Prosporic has tho
call over the others.
Bell Is depending upon him
and Strong for the pun:lng end
Of The game.
There arc great potentialitlcs In
this team. II remains to be seen
whether Bell can mould II into n
machine in tho short time before
the opening OF the season.
Wednesday Blake will review
the West Seattle eleven.
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Washington will have = rcni kicking
threat this year. with George Gut,ortn-
sen and Louie Tesreau on tho squad.
They are both good punters and drop
kckers. Les Sherman and Harold shid-
Ter havo been doing tho place kicking In
practice.
Romeo Luron II stiil out Of active
practice with n sight injury. He's going
to give Rico and 1onamy lot OF com
petition for the center Job, In spite OF
his lack Of weight.
lee sherman II swapping Into shape
with tho same pepper hc did two
years ago. and the veteran quarterback
drove his squad until tho men were ready
TO drop.
1Bagshaw closed tho gates on the public
yesterday. and for tho first time this fall
psoret practice was In order at tho
Stadium.
Louie Tesrcau showed pretty good
speed packing tho ball. Tosreau IL a big
fellow. and ought to he able 20 hit tho
line with tho best OF 'em when the test
comes,
George vnrncli viii handle the whistle
in tho willamette washington game Sat
sadny. N
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Of the green material that reported
10 him this fall. He has tho heays
est bunch OF linesmen In the city.
but IL remains to be seen whether
he can teach them enough football
10 cope with the more experienced
players on the other squads.
Tough Opener
Bell has an added hurdle TO make
in that lie must send bis charges
against Garfield, one Of the strong.
cst teams In tho league, In the
opAg game OF tho season on
ocr 2.
There IL only ono letterman
on tho team. Asbury, the col.
ored end who played 10 well
last year. Pnrfitt Is the other
outstanding wing man TO date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
TROJAN'S GRID
PILOT is OUT

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 22.-Fay
Thomas, University of Southern
California grid captain, was declar.
ed ineligible here last night for
inter,scholastic competition. accord,
ing TO an announcement made by
Professor Hugh Wilett, head of the
faculty athletic committee.
1t is said that Thomas accepted
money from a semi.professional
basketball team here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
Colonels Will
Battle Seals

GAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ga
~ 4 nine game series between
the Louisville club OF the Am.
crican association and tho Fan
Francisco Seals has been sched-
uled to open here October 2s,
owners OF tho local club an.
nounced Monday,
Tho series IL contingent upon
San Francisco winning tho Pacl.
Tic Coast league championship.
with four weeks OF tho season
20 30. tho Seals have a lead Of
nine full games over Salt Lake.
In second place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
BUCKY HARRIS
BADLY HURT!
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-Bucky
Harris, manager and second base
man of the Washington Senators.
viii be out OF the lineup for at
least a week, and maybe kept out of
the worlds series by an injury he
sustained TO his hand in the first
inning Of the game between the
Senators and the Cleveland Indians
here today.
The second finger OF Harris
throwing hand was split from the
nall to tho back Of his hand when
Wyatt stepped on It in running
Harris down between third and
home.
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PROVISIONS ARE MADE

Three proyiAlons are made to this rul
ne and are as follows;
Except IN the Nooksaek river.
above hugent's bridge. stselhead sal
mon may be taken during tho closed
period from January Is 10 March Is.
inclusive.
No person shall have in his pos
r-saion at any one time. more than
rs salmon OF a length 10 inches or
over. nor shall tho aggregate exceed
20 pounds.
IL Ia unlawful for anyon. 10 have
or take. any salmon OF a length Of
isss than 10 inches.
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of interest that the story, altho fresh in the
minds of the fans who saw il, should recall
plenty of Incidents to make 1t worth while.
Langford. since gone blind from his long
tenure of service in the ring, was no longer
the Boston Tar Baby of the palmy days
when he was terror of the heavyweights,
but he was still good enough TO lick the
average fighters posing ms such and his ring
fame struck terror into the hearts of his
opponents and he had half of them licked
before he ever entered the ring.
Farmer, in spite of his great experience
with the gloves, was more scared that night
II ever saw in the squared circle.
;c,ht CD Nuattaj until EnYtnat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
FINE THREE
TRIBESMEN

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20. An.
nouncement was made here yester.
day by President Harry Williams.
Of the Coast league, that Frank Bra.
zll. Sterling stryker and Babe Her.
man, Seattle players had been indofi.
nltcIy suspended for their actions in
the second game between Seattle and
Los Angeles. Sunday.
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Senator'S to Be
Chanps-Huggins

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-"wash.
Ington will win the worlds series
from Pittsburg.' Miller Husgins.
manager OF the New York Yankees.
said today. 1.-THE Senators have
better pitchers. better infleld and
more experience They have shown
that they are better In short
series"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22

The form o r
queen An n G
coach is taking
up the duties OF
tutoring the Lin
coin eleven after
a year or 80 lay.
Off an d tn Q
Eorthenders nre
looking to him
to regain some
OF the Rallspllt-
ters' lost prest.
age on the grid
iron.
Pail sanoa N
severe task In
trying to mold
"a machine ot,t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
BACK SWIMMER

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.- Contin-
ulng TO stand behind Gertrude
Ederle In her criticism OF Jnbcz
Wolfe. her trainer. the Women's
Swimming association issued state.
ment In which Elsie Viets, who
chaperonod the channel swimmer.
charged that tho English trainer
did not use his best Judgment In
handling Miss Ederlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
NAME SCORER

PrTTsBURG. Sept. 90. - John
Gruber. newspaperman and official
scorer for the National league In
plttsburg for nearly 30 years, has
been chosen official scorer for the
worlds series games to be played
here,
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California. after 10 rounds Of Wild
swinging.
Shade had slammed Walker from
corner TO corner. had beaten the
very teeth out OF his head. had sen,
him Keeling 60 the wrong corner
after consecutive rounds. and had
conquered him in all respects short
OF "a Knockout,
But after il was all over Joe Hum.
phrcys climbed thru tho ropes, COLI
lected the little voting slips from the
refreo and two judges, and amid a
throbbing silence that held the vast
rrptyd annotIugrA.
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YALE CAPTAIN
MAY BE LOST

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. "a
Johnny Joss, captain OF the Yale
football team. has a serious attack
OF sinus trouble and may be lost
for the season. He Is still confined
70 the hospital and It Is certain
that he win be able to play in
the carly games.
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POOR BATTLE

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.--After many
postponements. the bout between I'D
Stone. OF Philadelphia and Ernie
Owens. OF Los Angeles, was held
here last night at East Chicago
with Stone winning the decision in
n poor 10 round bout.
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Three More
Wins Viii
Cinch Flag

REE more victories
out OF nine games
remaining on their
schedule win de-
liver tho National
league psnnant for
1915 10 tho Pitts
burg PirateA who
haven't heard tho
gentle rustic OF
this celeb rate 4
muslin from tho
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be confined the the hands the fault of high school
and inexperienced players.
There three styles Of tackng speaking with perfect conditions
vang The toughest these the tackle which must be made with the
player coming straight at the tackler.
The acer should his the other
the into into the opposite direction And then the acer
should his head body that path which he figures the
will switch to- The should hit the shoulder with the
describing his body The head should be brought
prevent injury head the
the shoulder Tacg should done with the hands but with the
weight of the behind and the should around the
hand grabbing the wrist of the other lock- 1t is
lmostm to
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parted his face
In a too,hlesa,
bloody grin Of
Joyous astoniHh
ment about II
o'clock Monday
night when Joo
Humphreys. tho
announcer az the
prize fights IN
these precincts.
impaired tn .
amazing n " =
that he. Mickey
Walker. had won
the decision over
Dave Shade o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22

PORTLAND, Sept. 22.-Danny
Edwards was outpointed decisively
here last night by Young National
ista, In the 10 round feature event
of the army card. Tommy o'Brien
knocked out Babe Foote.
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AERIAL DRILL

MADISON. Wis, Sept. 22.--Long
drills In forward passing are In store
for Wisconsin this week. Other
faults developed in scrimmage will
DO corrected.
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TO KEEP HEADS UP

IA FAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 22.-An
aerial barrage may be Purduo's best
trick this season. Tho tentative
bacltficld Is best mt passing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22

This II tho perfect tackle. tho
most important thing is the body
contact. which throws tho runner
OF his feet. Grabbing with Tho
hands brings In the danger OF their
slipping on the moleskIns. and the
runner gets away. But n you
knock him off his feet, he isn't so.
inE very far.
And then there Is tho tackle
with tho runner coming mt nm
angle. The tacklcr should fix.
urc 10 drive about yard and n
half beyond the runner. This
will insure him plenty Of body
drive when ho does hit his man.
Tho head should be In front OF
the runner when the tackle Il
made, and the arms the same as
described In the head-on tackle
The drive |. the important
thing hcrc, and tho tacklcr. too,
must often leave his feet.
Tackllng from behind /, merely a
matter OF courage. Tho thcltler
must timo his dive and must simply
be bravo enough to fling himself at
the runner nj any point above the
knees, below them being called clip.
ping, and that is "A foul under the
rules.
So, In tackllng. the body con.
tact. hitting with the shoulders,
with the arms In an arc and
using wrlstloels after hitting
man and bringing his head In
close to the body. TO prevent In.
juries, are the important essen.
tials.
Tackling should be practlced both
on swinging dummies and in scrim.
mage, tho formmer for perfecting
form and tho latter for timing the
tackling correctly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22

(Tho second Of this series on
How to Play Football by
Enoch Bagshaw, will appear In
few days, along with another
diagramed play for the high
school and independent players
OF the Northwest. The second
article will deal with blocltingD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
MUST BEAT EXAMS

EVANSTON. III, Sept 22.-Apprc.
hension will settle over Northwest.
ern tomorrow when half dozen
promising candidates tackle cxaml.
notoins totrcmoyo Conditional MARKS.
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pHEAsASrs CLOSED

Chinese phsAsAnts in wslla walls
county have been protected for the SEA-
son Of 1873 and until further notice IL
given by the Wsila whilR county game
commission.
hungarian patridgss and other upland
EAne birds are not included In the re-
Etrictlons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22

NNAAN AAANN NAAN AAAAtN 5000 N'saNN =
room for fully 10 minutes,
letting the Tacoman sit in his
corner to think things over.
rRngford finally made his appear
ance. dressed in flashy hathrohe. and
nearly every one OF the thousands
present stood up 10 set their first
look at the famous eolored heavy
weight.
Langford was certainly an impos.
ing sight. and, odd. TO say tho least.
when he disrobed. He was very
shor, in stature. had an extremely
large head. with his left eve badly
pounded and sightless. His huge
arms looked very menaelng and
showed punching power. In spite
Of huge bay window" I.angford
was in good condition and had
trained faithfully for the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
By Henry F. Blake

IAN Walter Bell put Lincoln,
" which once dominated tho Sc
attic football league along with
Broadway. back on the football
map?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
sAIMoN LAW oroIEp

Because OF the misundsTEtandinr
prevalent among fishermen regarding the
catching OF salmon. the state fisheries
board has rsquotsd the law 20 clarity
any doubts existing !. IL as follows:
Amy person may catch salmon with
hook and line In any waters OF the
state OF Washington below tho
mouth OF any river. lake or stream
al such times as II Is lawful TO fish
for trout therein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22
Strong Possibilities IN
Green Lincoln Grinders

EDITORS SoTE-This IL the
sirth Of n series Of preseason re-
views Of tho Seattle nigh school
eIeyens By Henry Y. Blake, football
sxpert Of The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22

Old man winter must be lurking
around the corner. The papers
says Willie Hoppe In challenging
Jake Schncfcr again.
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SCRINIMACE GIVES COACHES LINE ON HUSKIES
Line Shows GreeneSs
i'm First Battle
Bagshaw Sends Two Teams Thru Hard Scrimmage
Session Behind Closed Gates for First Time This
Season; Willamette Here Saturday
BY Leo III. Lassen

NoCH BAGSHAW sent two Washington
elevens thru their first scrimmage practice at
the Stadium last night and while the workout
wasn't any smoother than could be expected
for the first actual gridiron warfare, the
work of the new linesmen didn't meet the
approval of the Little Giant, judging by the
rather crisp remarks that he used thruout
the session. pointing out their faults.
The two backfields worked pretty well,
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Farmer Scared TO Death"
When He Battled LangiOrd
Tacoma Veteran Held Like Wise Turnout Four
Rounds With Boston Tar Baby in Arena Fight;
Langford One of Famous Ring Characters
BY Lonnie Austin
CAS- noLn TO LEO II. LASSEN1
CHAPTER Ky

DERHAPS the story of the Frank FarmerSam Langford
fight at the Arena few years ago is too recent to be
included in series of this Sort but il of the out
standing scraps Of the past 20 years in Seattle from point
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particularly the first string backs George Guttormsen
worked quarterback in this combination with young Pat
ten, Bill Charleston and George Wilson as backs
Les Sherman was the pivot for the other squad with
Pat Wilson Harold Shdler and Louie Tesreau completing
the bacfed Elmer Tesreau wasn't out for practice last
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Mickey Walker Retains Weter Title; Beats Dave Shade
Champion
Decision
Victor
New York Battle Goes
Limit of Is Rounds;
Tough Battle
BY Westbrook Pepler

DtNGslpE. Yankee Stadium. New
~ York Sept. 2i,-Miekey Walker.
woltcrweigt champion Of the world.
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LIE SERIES ENDED
oAMrs rms WEEK

Seattle Mt Oakland.
Los Angeles at Sacramento.
san Francisco at Salt Lake.
Portland Mt Vernon.
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than any fighter ever saw in the squared circle.
Before the fight started Langford waited until Farmer
went into the ring first and then fused around his dressing
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Trapshooter. in the United states re-
Gently In session at Dayton. Ohio. during
the grand American hhdiesp shoot there.
passed a resolution requesting the elm
instion OF the excise tar on sport arms
and ammunition. The bill will be pre-
scented 10 congress at It's winter session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22

TUIE. referee called them into the
l. II Of tho ring and big beads
OF &t popped out all over Farm
er's bald head and his knees shook
so visbly that the crowd raxzed him
for IL.
For four rounds all Furmer
did was to 20 into one frenried
elineh after another. lanford
knocked him down for n nine
count along about the third
round with short left hook to
the chin that didn't travel four
Inches.
Tho fight turned out 10 b such
terrible frost because OF Farmers
cold feet that the Taeoman was
barred for year here.
Befor. this. Farmer had put up
some very creditable bouts. and has
since. too. but that night was one
tha, the Rapowsin logger would like
TO forget.
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"HoW to TdckIe;;" BagshaU Tells
About Defensive Art on GridirOn
By Enoch Bagshaw
Head Football Coach unlyersIty Of washington

NACkING football Clean hard ckng
will possible providing the defending
IS houd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-22

r ANGFoRD was one Of the truly
II famous figures OF the ring. No
body knows how old he Is. not even
Sam himself. He was working out
at ovSSld gymnasium down on First
ave somebody asked Sam hts
age. -
-Ah dunno" answered Sam. you
see, Il was this way: When An was
born my mother no,ched tho date
on an old tree in our yard in Nova
Scotia and one night n big storm
came up and blew down the tree. 50
All don't know my birthday and
neither does any OF nah sisters or
brothersr'
TO BE Continued Tomorrow