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SQUAD
HAS RESERVES

Coach Fielding Yost OF Michigan
appears 10 DO well fixed with 70.
serve material this fall Tho 1924
frosh eleven sent up many promis'
ing looking prospects. Ono Of tham,
Benny oostsrhaan, Il apt TO crowd
a veteran end out OF regular po-
dtion.
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Patton VIII
Play at
Hall
Huekies Work Out for
Last Time Thursday
Morning at Billings
How They Will
Meet Nebraska

HERES the way Washington
- win limo uD against Nebraska
Saturday afternoon.
Captain Elmer Te8rcai. fulL
back: Harold Patton and Gsorgs
Wilson. halves: George Guttorrn-
sen. quarter: Johnny Cole and Jud
Cutting. ends' Herman Brix and
Pat Wilson. tackles; Egbert Brir
and Bill Wright. guards, and Doug
BOnamy. center.
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Aberdeen Eleven
Has Hard Games
Booked for Year

A BERDEEN. wash. Oct 1.-THE
n Aberdeen eleven. under Gilbert
Harper. former univerHlty OF wash
ington grid star. has lined up It's
games for tho coming season. Chef
strayer Is managing tho team and
has charge Of the listing OF games.
Following Is the schedule outlined
by Strayor. Jefferson Park A. c,
October Is. West Seattle A. C.. DC.
tober 20. Nippon ~ G.. November
/: November is open; November
II LArmistleo day. Washington su.,
per.varsity.
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DEVELOPS GOOD
TEAM AT IOWA

Coach George Little appears to
have n first.class eleven at Wlscon.
sin this season. At loAst II looked
good In It's first game against Iowa
state. In steve PolRskl, captain,
tho HndgerS boast OF ono of tho
boat ends in tho Western confer.
oncc.
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one OF the chief worries OF Eebras.
lsa. viii open the game at the other
half.
In reserve Bagshaw has Harold
Shldler and Louie Tesreau TO work
with Elmer Tesreau, captain. at
fullback, and George Guttormsen at
quarter. tho backheld presents its
most formidable lineup.
Guttormsen win do the kicking for
the team. with Les Sherman ready
for substitution at calling the sig.
mails
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BULLDOGS ARE
WELL COACHED

Everything thnt IS tho result OF
good coaching - shown by Garfield.
Tho Bulldogs have n program OF
straight offensive plays mixed with
clever, snappy ones that BATTLE their
opponents.
As shown In the game re
Gently, Garfield has been drilled
By Brigham in n good defense
as well rs offonsc. The lines.
men Of the Bulldogs arc sure,
hard tacltlcrs.
Capt. Bob Buzard Is proving 20
be tho star OF the Bulldogs and
his work In Of n brilliant calibrc.
lie IA an important cog in Brig.
hams trick plays IA he Is calling
them from quarterback. Eric Chew.
another veteran, is playing we'll with
BuEard.
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IIuHkieH when
they line up
against tho Nc
bruska CornhuEk-
ers Saturday az
Lincoln.
Coach J. II o e n
Bagshaw NJ n d e
the announce
ment today after
the skull prac.
tice session. IL
was the only
backfield position
in doubt Is the
team left Seattle.
George Wilson.
whose bro X G n
fIrl.I tnrtlrn nrn
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INJURIES HURT
IDAHO CHANCES

MOSCOW, Idaho, oct. 10, Coach
Matthew'S has several injured mon
back In football suits at tho Uni
versity of Idaho, aud hc Ia apparently
confident about tho gomo with Wnsh.
inston State college Saturday. \,
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JONES BUILDS
GOOD DEFENSE

Plenty OF power Is shown by
University OF Southern California
grlddcrs, but tho team lacks good
defense. according TO Howard Jones,
coach OF the Trojnns. A good dc.
fcnsc to go with tho strong offenso
Ia Jones' axiom as tho big games
loom near.
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Tho game VIII
start az } 30
o'clock
Both teams
have showed tho
greatest scoring
power OF any Of
tho other clevens
IN tho prep loop,
Garfield scored a
20 10 0 victory
over Lincoln
earlier In tho
season. and Yves,
Seattle trimmed
Ballard, 81 TO 7
Coach AiilhOi
In. OK West So
attic. has built
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PENTLAND Is
NOW MENTOR

VANCOUVER, b. c.. Oct i5.-Dr
J. Pentland OF Portland. Ore, has
been signed as basketball coach OF
the University Of British Columbia
The announcement OF the appoint
ment was made by Ron Gordon,
president OF the student body.
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West Point has n powerful array
and the fans have not forgotten that
Rocltne has lost his entire eleven OF
last season. II win DO n battle royal
and. despite It's green team, Notro
Dame should win. and. with n more
powerful line than in 1924, many be.
llevo the Mld.Wcsterners viii win in
convincing fashion even without tho
four horsomcn.
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Fog and Cold;
Call Off Game

TUE second game OF the. series
Il between Portland and Seat
lie. scheduled here yesterday
was postponed by officials Of the
ball club, Fog and cold prevent
ed tho teams from playing, A
doubIc,hsadcr bill win be played
10 mako Up for tho postponed
game.
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PROVE STARS

Ohio state rooters arc predicting
another Harley.stinchcomb combina.
ton IN Marek and BELL. two sopho.
morcs. Both are roputcd 10 be ALL
around fridders OF good ability.
state fans arc watching them in
the games.
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MISSIONARIES
TO FACE JINX

wALLA wALLA. Oct. 15.--The
Whitman college football team will
face a long standing ink when II
plays o. a. C. in Portland Saturday.
Out OF nine games between the two
schools In football history. the Aggies
have won them all.
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PENN FAVORED
OVER YALE

Yalo faces It's hardest test Of tho
fall TO date, md II looks like Penn
by n small margin. II Tad Jones'
outfit can whip tho red and blue, the
Big Three" championship viii al.
most be settled Saturday. Neither
Princeton nor Harvard. II would
seem. can defeat tho oonqucrm of
Pennsylvania.
The experts are figuring Ohio
State, fresh from It's 3 to 3 tie
with Chicago, To beat Columbia
In more or less decisive fashion,
but surprise Is In store for
Ohio II II approaches the New
York university too confidently.
Columbia has n set OF backs who
win bear watching and, with one
or two breaks, would make 10
uncomfortable for her opponents
Saturday, even tho she does not
win. -
Harvard IL SET for another Of NJ
stiff battles with Holy Cross. Tho
smaller institution has faculty FOR
unlInbcring rs fun power against
tho crimson. Tho Navy Princeton
game In n toss'up.
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KING TRAINING
FOR LAHOOD GO

pDIE THoMp.
son. manager for
Vic King. Aus
tmliun bantam.
weight champion,
who fights Dixie
Ia Hood here
next Tuesday,
nays he believes
Bill Grimes. the
Australian feather
and high twclKh,
champion. Is ono
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seventh game of
this drnwnout
world series.
Both sides are
happy and each
side reasons with
logic. But the
drenched fan =
nro beginning 10
wilt. Many rain
c h ks were
passed on 10 the
scalpcrH for So
MS people flowed
out OF tho gate
after soaking UP
rain FOR an hour
Wednesday as
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HERMAN AND
TATE FIGHT

PORTLAND, Oct, 15.--Bm Tate.
colorcd boxer and Tiny Herman,
who claims Portland as his home
town. finished training today for
their slN'round bout here Friday
night
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By Gene kessler

DlTTSBuRG, oct, a. Players and
L managers Of both world series
contosang teams arc chipping about
getting tho break" with Nednes.
dhy.n poatponement OF tho deciding
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man r Q v n ] n 3
very obstinate, n
thing OF the past.
In tho East,
and, for I h n I
matter, thruout
the country, the
Arm YIN otro
d a M o cln s II
stands out. In
this section. how.
ever, tho Penn.
Yale game, Co
lumbIa Mt Ohio
state, Princeton
NJ ~ w and
Holy Cross at
Harvard arc not
fnr bohln d in
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NA IN. wednesday when.
NN,N AA following a hear
ssA-.S 3 tM3A ing on The matter
at the council chambers, tho board
81 park commissioners, by an un.
auimoua vote. sent a rceommenda-
ton TO tho council for the purchase
OF the 50.aoro tract OF land ad.
Joining the nIne.hole links and
owned by the ladd estate,
And that's how tho matter
now stands. What The council
viii do about Il. Of course, 10.
mains TO be seen.
II may be that the city fathers
VIII turn thumbs down on tho mat.
ter. but this 81 not expected be-
cause they can be shown that those
who gct their golf on tho Jefferson
park courses have been the ones 10
mako municipal links "A money,
making proposition and that. &c.
rurdlng 10 tho figures in tho book.
tho purchase Of this b0,aero tract
viii be mct-und that very easily
by tho moneys paid for tho priv
llcgc Of playing over these recrc.
alton grounds,
Something that Is not going
10 cost tho taxpayers cent
but that Is going 10 be an ~.
set 10 the city, besides creating
playground for everybody
no age iimit--should certainly
be acquired.
4 sprinkliug system. ycry much
felt want OF many years. came
within another notch OF being IN.
stalled shruout tho Jefferson Park
latrwuys. Wednesday and. Judging
from tho voice OF tho park board.
there viii - some real action taken
on The subject IN tho very near
future.
Yes, yesterday was quite largo
day for tho jefferson Parkora
Water supt. George l.. Russell
told tho commissioner that there
would 10 water aplenty for nil
purposes by next spring and that Il
could 10 had at tho samo rate per
acre as at other parks turnout the
city.
Tho horizon for Seattle municipal
golfers looks very nice indeed.
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Thorc is ample reason for tho be.
lief that Harry Grob, even with two
busted ribs, Ia five or ak furlongs
uhond of all the other middlowolghts
In the game.
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LIGHT WORK

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. ia light
workout, consisting largely of signal
practice, characterized tho Harvard
eleven's workout Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15

NEW YORK. oct. Is. - Football
~ sweeps into It's own Saturday
with gripping battles scheduled in
different parts OF the country and
the world series, unless tho weather
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RAIN HAMPERS
NAVY WORKOUT

ANNAPoL1s, oct i5.--The navya
first eleven worked In n pouring rain
yesterday, putting tho finishing
touches on formation OF signal drlll
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up strong offensive team. but The
defense Of the West siders Is weak
After an extra week OF practice.
Milholln las boIstcrcd the Indians
line n great deal.
Thur Thornton. clover backfiold
man. IS tho best ground Eaincr OF
the Indians lie has not boon
started this year. as 10 has taken
part in only portion Of ono game.
Thornton IS clever runner hck.
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AERIAL ATTACK

PRINCETON, oct IS, Tho Tlger
eleven conferred all rs effort on per-
fcctlng aerial nllnck which win be
used against the navy ON Saturday.
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BY Leo III. Lassen

EN ROUTE WITH THE HUSKY
IL SPECIAL FOR LINCOLN.
NEB.. oct i5.-Iiarold Patton. the
fastest man In the Washington back.
field. will start al night hair for the
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This Is what is known as the
bunk. for Harris really Is mighty
sorry tho gamo wasn't played
Wednesday on that dark day so
favorable TO Johnson's speed. John.
son was ready for moro work. Mike
Martin, trainer OF tho club, had
Walters right thigh bound so that
there wasn't chance for It to give
away again. Walter said no was
spelling for n game. Ho never says
such things unless no means them.
On tho other hand. tho Pirates
wcrc really happy that tho
game was delayed. Vic Al.
bridge who, like johnson, has
won two victories in tho series
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Judge lands deliberated with UNI
pires and tho ground hands rushed
canvas upon all parts OF the dia.
mond.
Buclty Harris. manager OF tho de.
Tending champions. gave out his
usual statement that everything
favored tho Senators. He says just
what everyone expected him TO say.
that the rest will enable Walter
Johnson to come back in better
form. that Oswald Bluoge can profit
by any delay and finally that his
boys are ready FOR tho fight OF their
lives, regardless OF when Il IN
staged.
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Indians and
Bulldogs to
Play Friday

TT'WO o. the Hir0nEtst q ibe biEh
l. school teams win claAh Fri.
diy afternoon. when West Seattle
and Garfield play Of Denny field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15

~ Did Louis cKld'D tSaplan ever
koyo Danny Frush II so, whom and
In how many rounds2--S. w. ii.
Yea. In 1923, IN six sessions.
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BEAT ANGELS

LOS ANGELES, oct. 15.-vcmon
emerged votors over Los Angeles
hero yesterday, to 2. Christian
allowed tho Angels but ak hits.
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TEAM WORKED
OUT THURSDAY

The team worked out Thursday
morning at Billings. Mont, in the
last practice they win have until
reaching Lincoln Friday afternoon.
The squad does not seem TO be
bothered TO any great extent by
the long road jaunt, and no serl.
Gus Illness has resulted.
Gallons OF Cedar river water were
taken by the Huskies and at the rate
Il is being consumed there VIII not
be enough left for the game.
Bagshaw has his team hit the
hay early and the members ar.
usually up in the morning before
the porter.
Judd Cutting. the best end on the
squad, IS the only member OF the
team who is not in good shape. Cut
ting was bruised pretty badly by
Montana but will be all right for the
game with the Nebraskans.
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Rain Aids Both Pirates
and Senators IN Series

already, was out batting fun
goes TO infieiders. Leo Mead.
ows linIbered his arm, which
needed doctors attention after
his pitching in tho first game,
but In the clubhouse II was un.
dcrstood that RED Oldham
would start the game with
Johnny Morrison In reserve
Aldridgc had only one days rest
after his successful work OF Monday
in Washington. so tho extra day Is
sure TO benefit him, even moro than
Il will benefit johnson. who pitched
his last victory Sunday.
VETERAN NEEDED
MOST REST
johnson is generally regarded as
an old man who needs moro res;
than young fellow like Aldridge.
johnson Is SS and Aldridge 81. Wal.
ter credited his entire success to
his natural free swinging delivery.
which enables him TO g,z his body
behind the pitch without any un.
usual e1ertion.
Aldridge has n Jerk motion"
lie il compelled to burn up
moro energy with It, and thus
needs moro rest.
These two men are the
foundation for all opinions on
the possible outcome of the
series.
Mokechnie was expected 20 use
three pitchers Wednesday. where
Washington depended upon John
son. For this reason, many figured
tho postponement favored tho Scna-
tors. But II doesn't.
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BEES BEATEN

SACRAMENTO, Oct. iJ.-Frank
shellenhach turned back Salt Lake
here yesterday. ? 20 1. altho Mul.
cahy. Bes pitcher. allowed sacrn.
msnto but five hits.
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COLE AND CUTTING
WILL BE ENDS

Johnny Cole and Jud Cutting will
hold rown the ends. placing two e1-
perienced men on the wings. Egbert
BriK and Bill Wright are slated for
guard jobs, with Herman Brix and
Bat Wilson az tackle.
Doug Bonamy gets the call for
center over Luzon, but 1t is
probable that n change viii be
made before the game is over.
How long that team will play to-
gether IS matter OF conjecture.
Bagshaw Will no doubt send in many
substitutes during the tilt. but that
is the way the teams will face the
Nehraskans on tho KICKOFF.
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Fred HcnderSon II captain and
tackle Of this years. chicago oIeron
He's a strong PLAYER IN his position,
being especially adept at diagnosing
and breathing up opponents piapS
he looks realID for a great season.
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ACORNS WIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct i5.--oak-
land won from San Francisco here
yesterday. to /. behind good
pitching by Krause.
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SEVERE CRAMPlAG SPELLS,
PAINS IN BACK And SIDES

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FAIR ASSOCIATION MEET

s.The annual meeting Of the West
Virginia Association of Fairs has
been called by S. c. Denham, Presi-
dent of the Association to be held at
the Kanawha Hotel, Charleston, ".
Va. Wednesday and Thursday Janu-
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Neglected Cough
Dangerous-Ho TO
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MATTE ROBINSON
1-1-2t Philippi, w. Va.
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SALESMAN for lubricating obs
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Chap. 8 Mrs. ReIua Brady
Chap. Ralph ThornhilI
Chap. 5 Dewey Philips
Chap. 6 d. B. Polling
Chap. Z Edra Stalnaker
Chap. s Albert Jones
Stories and Verse Of West Virgin
ia will be discussed in the afternoon.
The following persons win head in
the discussions.
The Deserted Isle, by Myrtle Boil
ton, The Massacre at Mt. Seybert by
Delbert Wilmoth, Musings on the
Ohio by Arlie Casio.
Every teacher in the district is ex-
pected to be present at these meet
ings. Come, and get the most from
these excellent meetings.
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WARREN PHILIPS
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and three miles from Belington. For
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TEACHERS MEETING

The Barker District Teachers read
ing circle win meet at Junior Jan
18th at 900 o'clock.
The Teaching of Geography will
be discussed in the morning.
The following person will have
charge of the discussion of the fol-
lowing chapters.
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LOST-Bunch of keys between end
Of concrete above Junior and Phi
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of The Progressive and receive re-
ward.