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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-22

Miss Margaret Staples, who was a
week end guest of her grandmother
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HITS ANOTHER

PORTLAND. Oct. 3-Touy fAzere
came within three homo ruaa OF ~.
ing Babe Buth'S modern major
league record when he polcd out his
seth homo run here yesterday while
Salt Lake was beating Portland. IL
to ..
Thr score n ~ T..
Salt Lake ssz4ptbpI-f1 IS /
Portland S9apIEs1e - ,
Railio, 1cCshH and Prtcra. BaehAa,
Ottmau ana T6Bin.
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Montana and
Pullman Mix
in Big Game

MONTANA and Washington State
1Ni were lifting the lid ON the
Coast conference football season 10.
day at Missoula. Mont. The Cou.
gers were slight favorites TO win.
aitho they must step to stop the
powerful and speedy Grizzly back.
field.
Other conference teams had push.
overs. Washington was expected TO
romp thru two practice Tits. O.
A, c. shouldn't get more than n
workout with Willamette. oregon
may have a tougher time with the
Multnomuh club. Gonaga should
clean up on Mt. st. Charles.
Down South California will knock
over Nevada. Stanford tackles
Santa Clara and U. $. c. mingles
with Pomona.
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PITCHERS DUEL

LOS ANGELES Oct 2In a
pitchers battle between Mcwcency.
Of san Francisco. and Glazncr. Of
Los Angeles, the Seals won, i 10 o.
here yesterday for the first time IN
The present series Mcwocusy al
lowed The Angels two hits. while
Ciaxner was nickod for three,
THE score 81 " y
San Ff4aslsto. ltpBb09os-I .
tHs Angeles aeBeebnee- o
NrHesnsS ard Yrlivi Giashrt and
Sanders
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Schedule
rAcu1c COAST

PACIFIC COAST
washington ~. 4. b r. Oklahoma and
West Neatlis Athletic club 81 Stadium.
Flfat game a. fEd
Franatin high ~ Ballard. aHd west
EsattiH ~. queen AHae. ~ DrHny nsid
FIRST game a. J ociprA
Nevada Al California.
PaH4pHa a. A3atbcra California
HanfA clara At Stanford
1uitnomsh 81 Oregon
willamette a. o. a. c.
Warrington state ~ Montana
- Charles a. neREAEa
LinN7id AZ Pacific
EAST
niaalehury At Yale.
NrautrjAsf a. N4rsaia
Amherst Ct Pftrcrtob.
William and Mar At Navy.
Detroit a. Army.
Hobart NJ Dartmouth,
8aarthmers e. Penn.
FraAkiin and Marshall at Penn state
Niagara az Cornell
Johns Hopkins Al Columbia.
vernon, at Syracuse,
MIDDLE WEST
Ssbrasks A. Illinois
EtuturkT 81 Chicago.
Lombard At Metre bHgus
Michigan AEkifs az Michigan
South DAKOTA 81 Northwestern
fp~a stats at Wisconsin
Ohio wtslsyau IL ohio state
Arkansas At Iowa
WAbssh Al Purdue.
Indiana Normal nt indians
SOUTH
Haskell a. Tulsa
81 Mays 81 u~sorEsto@n.
Kentucky wssieTAu at Centre.
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Completed for Ring
ShOU at Pool on Tuesday

meets Johnny Gore or New York,
Jackie Johnson. a Everett, and
Joe Mckenzie, or Georgi2, a brace
Of nsw ughtwcights. open The show.
The two main eycnters are train
iug at Austin s salts gymnasium
and will wind up their heavy work
Sunday Both have fought here
enough tmea bcfora 10 need no
further introductlous.
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with rank out
sldcrs stvtng
the coaches a
line on their
new material
n~ffordiug
them "A chance
to mould their
machine into
playing form lse
fore tnckling the
more important
games
But not llli
nois and Ne
hnaka Tbey "a
the exception to
tho rule. These
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the Time Tor p1ttsburg, Is a made.
oyer infieidcr. He came to the Pr.
ates as a third baseman. Traynor'a
fine play at third forced him to ths
o'itfield. He bats and throws kt.
handed.
In the field Bsrnhart has per.
formed most acceptably and he
boasts an average around the 500
mark.
At times Eddie Moore and Carson
Bigbee have shared the work with
Barnhart in right field. when
Pittsburg used Rawlings at second,
Moore. unless out because of injury
or illness, was used in right field.
To Sam Rice. veteran star OF the
Washington club. goes the right
field honors. His margin is more
decisive than at either OF the other
outfield positions.
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Pirates Speed
Will Aid Them

PITTSBURG, Oct, 3.-The speed
Of the Pittsburg Pirates on the
bases is expected TO work to their
advantage in tho coming worlds
series games with Washington.
A team that can travel around
the bags with speed makes the
chances OF the opposing team. try
ing to hurry n play, to make an
error, and errors often mean runs.
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Up Games
for Jefferson
Park Gridders

WITH seyeml games lined up In
w tho near future. the jefferson
Park Athletic clubs gudderB arc
p~rac,iciug every night for the con.
tests. Coach Claude Norris has
been sending tho team thru is
PAGES and bna worked ou, several
trick plays for them.
The t%st looking prospects for
tho team az present aro as follows;
Dick Woods, Army Rakenhua and
Byron Wise. ends. Tod Ahncr. Ice
Gate, I'D Eyers. tackles: Ritchio and
Nelson. guards; Biil Smith and Gar.
risou. center, LSitz, quarter: Putt
mar md Resnn halves. and Dare
and Nnrrit. uiIiackH.
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majors. lie bats Iett and throws
Hght.handed. His speed enables him
10 cover much ground in the field
and keeps the opposition upset on
the bases.
Rice has spent 10 years with the
Washington club and the batting
averages give him a mark OF better
than 300 for that period. making
him worth while as a batsman.
Rice has a great eye at the x9Ate,
despite the fact that he doesSvEe let
many bases on balls. Sam likes TO
get the pitcher in the hole. then
pick on the cripple.
When he taps a slow boundcr TO
The lnfielA lilo opposition has Us
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Seven Former
Giants Pilots

OK cr.Giants are uow manae
- Ing teams IN tho National
league.
They Brei Wilbsrt Robinson,
of Brooklyn. Art Fletcher, Phil.
iiss; Jack Hendricks Hsds. DAYS
Bancroft Braves Bill HcKsch.
ME. Pirates, and George Gibson.
Cute. John MeGraw Is also an
eRGiunt player tho atll with
the same club. Of course. Rob
lnbon and Gibson were cafcheds,
Bancroft, Fletcher and HcKsch-
ME. innelders. and Hendricks an
Outnelder.
only the 81. louis Cardinals
ARE pilOted by a chap who isn't
listed as q former Giant per.
former.
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and the Georgetown boy Il ont 10
show that he really beat the Port.
lander.
The two affairs viii 20 tho usual
six rounds
Rltchie Davis, The Walia waila
wclterweight. fights four rounds
with Jack Han. navy champion
Blackia Grth. local heavyweight.
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EVENS SERIES

OAKLAND. oct. , Oakland de.
feated Vernon here yesterday. s 20
8. and cvcncd w the count on the
series a, two All.
Tn score ~ ~ y.
Vernon ...... oaopoOeio-a :
Oakland tpn1I9tety 10 0
rtnetio and whttaey. Foster ard Htad
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FINALS TODAY
In LINKS MEET

CT LOUIS. Oct 5-Finals In the
~ wcmcn's national golf tournament
were being played today between
Mrs. Alexa Stirling Fraser and Miss
Gicnna Collctt. Mrs. Fraser beat
Mira. Louise Fordyco on the 18th
hole. and Miss Collo,t won from Miss
Edith Cummings n up in the semi,
finals,
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REVISE NET LlNEur

BIlRkNLl1Y, Cal, Oct, S,-Aus-
lrallan women tennis stars revised
their team lineup for matches today
and tomorrow with California tennis
stare, so that ELSA Boyd viii meet
Helen Wills, national womcn's
champion Men gtors win play spc-
cinl matches
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2i.o. Above the wreck Of the Lin.
coin team lowered Bob Eckmann,
a huge is5.pound tackle. who did
valiant service in trying TO stop the
bulldogs. but he couldn't do Il
alone. Not only did he go well in
The line. but he was called upon
10 pack the ball and did as well an
could Do expected with the fran
Lincoln interference.
The Garfield eleven took ad.
vantage Of every physical and
mental slip Of the NOrtheaders.
0D the offense they opened n
bag Of tricks and flashed some
very effective plays, usually
turned out by Leon Brigham.
the foxy young coach Of the
Bulldogs.
Garfield has a fast. running back
field with a new star in the making
In "Rastus" Russell, a husky coll
ofed boy, who has the drive and
the speed Russell went over for
two touchdowns and converted all
three goals. Bob Buzard, the Gar.
field captain. made the other touch.
down.
Garfield kicked off and right off
OF the reel a Lincoln man fumbled
while charging into tho line. The
Bulldogs recovered and il wasn't
long until Russell went over the
line. A long forward pass, Buzard
to Aidrieh, put the bali within scor.
ing distance In the second quarter.
Buzard carried the oval across. At
the start OF the second half the
Purple and white eleven bewildered
their opponents with a spin play
and after working II several times
Russell dashed across the line. Lin.
coin made a game stand in the final
quarter. but never had a chance OF
scoring.
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Tutsday night
at the Crystal
POOL has |trcu
completed by
.Lanuin Austin
and Biddy uiBh
eu Hcny'Gcy.
sci and Jimmy
Marcus, who
fought a thriller
here short
time ago 10 on
Ia the
mi wlndup,
GryBci. received
a very roquefort
decision the last
time they met.
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Double Header
Is on Tap for
Husky Gridders

THE University OF Washington
i football team was playing a
double header at the Stadium this
afternoon with the U. S. $. Okla
homa in the first game and the
West Seattle Athletic club in the
second.
The first tilt was to start at 1850
and the second as soon as the
Oklahoma tilt was finished,
Coach Bagshaw expected TO use
his entire sauad in the games and
everyone was TO get n chance.
The llne.ups for the second game
are as follows:
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fellow ls much
faster than he
has been in the
past, and with
the experience
he has
gained Shidler
should be able
to FIJI In accept.
ably Mt either
h alt b ack and
II wouldn't be
surprising TO see
him land the
fourth backfield
job. Nothing ex.
copt serious in.
4,..la -
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DOUBLE BILL TO-DAY

LNoUR o prep teams were play.
4 ing their first games Of the
season today at Denny field in a
douhle-hcadcr. starting at 100. Bal.
lanl was playing Franklin and
Queen Anne was meeting West Sc.
attic.
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IDAHO SCARED

MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct. IA scare
was thrown into the ranks OF Ida.
hos supporters here yesterday. when
the Idaho Nandals were nearly beat.
en- by the College of Idaho. The
Vandals won. 16 10 IA. A 45.yard
run by Lowell gave the College OF
Idaho Its second touchdown.
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WHITMAN WINS

WABLA WALLA, oct, 3,-Whit.
man College yesterday defeated
Cheney Normal. 20 TO o. here, In n
lop,sided game. Guy Micster, of Sc.
attic. and Eckort. also OF Seattle,
starred for tho Missionaries.
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lincoln tol


WNNIFWk -EATNFfIu. I~oDrHHoWns. kuF-
sell :, BuEArd. Try-for. point; Russell
= Yineoiut None.
substitutioBs 49, Garfield Jones sor
Russell. Russell for Jones Lincoln.
prBniisF for Ross. Tnien for Thraahsr,
Stianzu fer oistsad.
ofnciais-varBsil, referee: Morris. UNI
pirr; FlsaSef. head linenan. Ellis. time
sepor.
Time 81 ptriods-i7 mlnutes
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Soccer Season
Starts Sunday

Inc NcAteIn washington HoCCcI
season will start Sunday with n
fun schedule Of games being played
Three Tits are billed for Seattle.
SUNDAYS sMiIEDuLE
First Division
Maple Lear w. BLACK Diamond, at
Lower woodland. 2is0 HobortHon,
referee,
shamrockH w, Todd AZ West Seattle.
1850 TAYLOR. referee,
Newcastle W.. Tacoma NJ Newcastle.
Wolf, referee.
Cnrbnnado W. Ronton nt CHrbarado
Douglass. referee,
second Division
BUILDERS Brick VA Nlllnga nt Youngs'
town, $3.50. Waller, referee,
iushaunh Va. Davis Bros. Mt i~IsnquRh.
Hund, referee,
Tacoma Tigers w, Palace Billiards,
Tacoma, Wilmington, referee,
BLACK Diamond ~ Va, burnett. nj
Black Diamond Beck, referee
tiontun II idle.
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George Wilson and Elmer Tosreau
out OF tho combination.
Enoch Bagshaw has shldler, Har.
I'D Patten, Louie Tesreau and
Hugh BetAtett in line for the other
herth and for reserves.
Shidlcr, who is a fearless griddcr,
las the weight and tho drive to
make a cor4ing good oll.nround
man.
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BERCoT LOSES

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3.-Dods
Bercot. of Seattle, wa defeated
here last night by Billy Alger. of
Arizona, in 10 rounds, Alger floored
Bercot in the first round. but the
logger came back strong and car-
ried the fight for the rest of the
bout.
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GETS GALL

SAN DIEGO, Oct, 3.-Charley Bel.
anger outpointcd Harry Lee at tho
Coliseum last night. Jack Kane won
from nus Bnlrc.
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Name A. L. Jumps
for Big Series

CHICAGo, oct. BAN John
" son, president OF tho Amer.
lean Tongue, today appointed G.
H. owenH ana George Morinrity
as umplrcs for tho worlds aorica,
leurcscntlng tho junior circuit.
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dlnals thru an
undcfcated Coast
conference sea.
son. the only
college game his
team lost being
that TO Notre
Dame. the best
in the land.
Howard Jones.
who became IA.
nous at Iowa.
has a toug h
schedule In his
first year in the
West.
o must
send his team
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nnRIEN is NICTn

LOS ANGELES. Oct, 3,-Tommy
O'Bricn knocked out Joe schlocker
in tho eight round OF n 10.round bout
hero last night.
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for the seasons play. There are several
closely contested positions, and these selec-
tions | have made are largely a matter OF
personal opinion.
Perhaps the hardest man TO pick was the
best shortstop. Hal Rhyme, the master in
fielder, and Tony Lazerre, the Salt Lake
boy with the big wallop and the powerful
arm, are far ahead Of the rest of the short
patchers. But Rhyme is so clever in the
field and is always smart and dangerous at
the plate. altho he lacks Lazerre's driving
power Lazerre might develop in future
years so as TO become greater than Rhyme,
but on their past seasons work the Seal
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the other two
outneld posts. Il
Is no less i'm.
portant.
For that posi-
ton Washington
presents the vet
ersn Sam Rics.
better known in
American league
circles az Man
o. War because
OF his great
speed aneld and
on the bases.
Rice ranks as
one OF the great
~outnelders OF the
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wo.K cut cut 10
get him at first,
H IS adept az
bunttn and
dragH a ball
well.
Rice's great
fielding was ons
that made posi-.
bic the victory
OF Washington
over New York.
in the 1924 world
series.
Bars art. whu
has played right
field much OF
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SPEEDY DRAW

.MfsaoULA. Mont, oct. a. Bob
Sage, Idaho middloweight. and Al
Webster, Billings, went ~ rounds to
n fast draw last night Al drnclo,
Spokane lightweight. took Il lO.round
decision from Jack Burbank, Port.
Land.
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STARTS SCRUBS

PRINCETON. ". j.. oct, a.
Taking a page out OF Notre DANES
book, Princeton may start the sec.
ond varsity team against Amherst
today in the first game Of the sea-
son.
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NO DECISION

NEW YORK, oct, a. Hurry Felix
ana Charley Roscn, New York light
weights, fought n lO.round draw in
the opening indoor bout Of the sea.
o Mt tho Pioneer club,
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Lincoln is
Defeated
2I-O
Green North Enders No
Match for Smart Bull
dogs in Opener

green lincoln
football team re-
csiyed - baptism
Friday and II vas
rather n painful
affair for the Raj.
splitters. who we're
badly o~utclasssd by
the o expert.
encsd and smarter
Garfield Buildogn
at Denny field
The score was
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against Stanford. Utah. Idaho. Iowa,
Montana and Washington state and
the Trojans viii undoubtedly limo
up an ntersectionai game for the
end OF the season.
with such efficient coaches lined
mp in the South IL win soon be alp
to the Northwest 10 get men Of
higher caIiber for their coaching du.
ties, altho the Northeners are han
dicapped by finances 10 some extent
in the matter OF salaries.
The Southern teams. with the
large amount Of money available
for coaching staffs. have an undo.
niabIe edge over the schools in this
part Of the conference.
Nobody can accuse Coach
Yost Of lodging the tough ones
The Michigan schedule follows:
Michigan Aggies, Indiana, Wis
c%onsin. Illinois, Navy. North
western, Ohio State and Mime.
sofa. That schedule rivals the
one Of Notre Dame, conceded TO
be the hardest in the country
and including the Army, Mime
sofa, Georgia Tech, Penn State.
Carnegie Tech, Northwestern
and Nebraska.
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WINS STKAICUT FALLS

SPOKANE, oct, 3,-Robin Reed,
Corvallis mlddlcwcight wrestler.
took two straight falls from Ernie
Arthur. Canadian, hero last night.
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Harold Shidler

HAROLD sHIDLER should be
Ii a valuable backfieid man for
Washington this year. The big
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is. The Seal star is a 800
hitter, a marvellous fielder
and a better base runner
than BRAZIL.
Babe Herman. the Indian FIRST,
aarker. will still stand improve
ment. taking everything into con.
sidemtion. however he Is the best
nrstsacker IN the league Hert FL
llson didn't have as good q year as
he did in 1894
Lotof Good keystoners
There have been "a raft Of good
second bascmen Pete Klldum thr
brains OF the Seal inneld; cur
Brady. the Seattle star. Emmett
Mccain. OF Portland. Clyde Beck
OF Los Angeles all hiEh,claSs men
Kilduff. tho best hitter Of the lot.
Ia ALSO a wonderful fielder. and de-
serves the position
Paul waner - the best young
outneidcr Ia the league. The Frisco
boy can do everything a high class
nychpser should do.
Ccntcrficld h closely contest
ed. Arnold statx and Gene Nalia
being tho hest men. They're
both fast, finished fieldcrs and
good leadoff men. staif has
bern u tower OF the strength 10
Los Angeles. and so has Naiia
10 san Francisco. but staiE has
the better style Of tee two.
Frank o'poul has done some tre.
mendoua hitting for Salt Lake
Brick Elared has been the old re.
tlahtn for Seattle
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Gets
Edge Over
His Rival
By Billy Evans

WHILE for some reason the pofi'
w ton Of right field seems
10 command Oh much attention as
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RALLY WINS
FOR INDIANS
now THE SERIES STAND

CEATTI.E turned the tables on
y Sacramento yesterday and
eyened the current diamond series
here by winning Cd.
A four.run rally in the seventh
frame won for the Redskins. an
things turned out.
The sacs had piled up three
uns on Fred russell in the early
frames and Sterling stryksr went
in and BANKED the visitors the rest
Of the way with two blngles while
his mates did the damage to Ray
Ksntinv in the seventh.
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WITH Jimmy saceo and Bobby
w MichaeLs, i]to,poundsw head
huinE the show, the ring card tor
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COLONIES BEAT ORIOLES

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. s.-Loui&
VILE again won from Baltimore FRI
day, taking the second game Of the
Little World series" 3 TO 1.
-.--- II IL
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Howard Jones

A YEAR ago Pop Warner was
added 10 the Coast coaches at
stanford and be piloted the Car.
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man really deserves the honor.
Frank BRAZIL is the leagues best hitter, but the Seattle
Singer isn't the all-around ball player that Eddie Mulligan
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Baldwin Best Catcher

Earl Baldwin is the hest catcher
in the league ana Archie Yollc ~
right behind him. Baldwin ia the
moro dangerous hitter OF the two.
A strange thing about the pitch.
Ing selections Is that there hasn't
been a good Iet.handcr in the
league all year.
Clyde Barefoot. winning more
than 20 games with a second
division team, and Charley Root.
the little Los Angeles right.
handler. have been the best
chuclters. The rest of the pitch.
ing selections do not include
doc" Crnndall. tho first time
IN years that tho L. A. veteran
hasn't made the grade.
Fred Lticaa. with his ability 20
play any iufield or ouitieid position.
pitch aud hit. make the Seattle idol
the leagues premier utility man.
while nobody viii deny RED" Kille.
fer the right 10 be called the best
manager.
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By Leo III. IaSSen

MOST Of the so-oaned VI timo
Nl football clevcns open their sea
sons Win preMmInnry skirmlshoa
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high.powered elevens clash today at
Urhana. H.. in the opening contest
for the respective teams, and their
hattie Is easily the outstanding
game OF the days schedule
1t will be the first how Of the
season for the one and only Red
Grange. the peer OF all modern
oackfield men. who IS c%aptaining his
team Ed Weir. the giant Nebraska
tackle. also an Al American per.
former. IS plotting his team FOR the
second time
The game mean much 20 Wash
ington. as tho Huskies must face
the Nebraska gridders two weeks
from today at Lincoln. and Bart
Spellman. Washington coach, viii
be scouting the Urhana struggle to
give the Washington eleven a
chance to prepare for Nebraska
formations.
Another interesting angle on this
important game is that Zuppke. n
~ the ace coaches OF the country,
VIII be ptttlnE brains against those
II Coach Bearg OF Nebraska. who
learned his football unnder the tu'
toring OF the veteran Zuppke.
The big Three also open
their sridiron seasons today.
Yale meeting Middleburg. iiar'
ward taekling Renessier and
Princeton meeting Amherst. Not
muci, excitement attached 20
Of those games. The DE
troit.army struggle and the
Kentucky. Chicago game open
the interseetional program. while
the Lafayette-P ittsburg game Is
next to the Illinois affair In i'm
p~ortanee. The Detroit team
comes In for some attention In
the Northwest as II is coached
by Gus Dorias, former Gonkaga
mentor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-03
Rhyme Gets Call over
Lazerre at Short
Herman, E. Baldwin, Lucas and Killefer Honored on
Seattle Team; Mulligan Picked Over Brazil for
Third Base; No Southpaw Pitcher Named 3.
BY ID. +. Dugdale

|J>HE Coast league season has two weeks before compile
i ton, but the final weeks of the schedule would have
little, if any, bearing on the selection of an al-star team