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just such case that put Nebraska
IN position 20 score their lone touch.
down o. tho game in the third quar-
ter. Nebraska fumblcd. too. but the
C0rnhuskers we're after the oval like
terriers after a tabby cat.
Wellington started two great
drives and looked every bit as good
aa IN the California game when they
wound up with the wonderful often
sive that tied the score in that thrill
ing game IN the stadium a year ago
But at other times the HuskIes
looked terrible and played bad foot
ball.
Washington had the better team
on the field last Saturday, but luck
beat them out Of second touch
down when tho gun went OF with
the ball on the two-yard line. al the
end Of the first half. But luck also
beat Nebraska out Of another slx
points when Sprague. ono OF the
wings. dropped a pass over the line
AFTER having the ball safely within
his clutches, and the referee ordered
tho ball back TO the 2O-yard line
calling fOtIrhharI-
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BUILDERS BRICK BEATEN

A LTHO considered one OF the
II teams that had the best chaRc-
10 cop tho championship tho Build
crs' Brick eleven WIS dOwncd by tho
Tacoma Tigers. . 90 l. 81 Tacoma,
Hyland scored tho first goal for
tho Tacomans and Hcffert added an
other soon after. Heffcrt cqualizsd
tho count for the Seattle team. A
penalty shot that was converted BY
Jennings was the winning counter.
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GIRL STARS IN
ACOUATIC MEET

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL
Hilda Curtis was the star Of the
San Francisco Yacht clubs annual
aquatic carnival, winning tho 600
yard free style Pacific association
swim championship and tho l6o-
yard backstrokc race, George
Schroth. Olympic club, won the
100 yard free style dash, and Joe
Alcck, Eiks' club, won the 22O-yard
awim.
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HUSkERS USED
HIDDLE SYSTEM

Nebraska used the huddle system
OF giving signals aud Referee Frank
Birch let the Cornhuskers get away
with Ak murder as far as killing
time was concerned.
The IIusl,ies came out OF the
game in pretty fair condition.
Bin Wright, the big guard, was
taken out badly shaken UP,
while Egbcrt Brix got some leg
injuries.
As for the stars OF the game.
George Wilson did some stellar
work after being stopped most Of
the first half. He was the whole
works on the Washington otfense.
Elmer Tesreau didn't pack the
ball much. but he was the usual
strong boy on the secondary de.
Tense and stopped more than half
Of the Nebraska PLAYS.
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IDAHO READY
FOR GONZAGA

MOSCOW. Idaho. oct ie.--HavinE
risen 10 tho top Of tho Pacific
Coast conference with victories over
Washington state college and ore.
gon. tho idaho Nandals were pre-
pairing 20 take the best advRntaSg
Of their two weeks respite from
conference football Idaho play
GonzaRa Saturday, but the outcome
viii not affect her coast standing
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BANTAMS Are
READY FOR GO

It'll Vic
King, the
allan
b a n { q m
c ha m pfon
fighting Dix.
ic la Hood.
OF Butte,
Mont, Inter
NJ un ia IN
c ha m r, in
D. -. -
cMnnf a
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against The kuny5 ana Queen Anne
wouldn't.
The passing Of Queen Ammo was
successfully blocked bg broadway,
but the Tigers could not get started
on the 0ffeusc.
Big Blli Marsh, Broadway star
linsmnn. got or tho best plays Of
the day while Haruh starred for
the Tigers In tie hackneId. Har.
rails saved tho day FOR Broadway by
a beautiful diving tackle Of Taylor.
who would surely have scored.
A rcjuyeHnlrd- Ballard eleven.
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OLYMPIC CLUB
NEARLY LOSES

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 1g-The
Olympic club OF San Francisco,
which defeated California and stan
ford, had tough time in winning
from Santa Clara here yesterday,
10 20 8. Tho final gun sounded with
tho ball on the tivc-yatd limo or the
clubmon.
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Penn and Army Rank as
Leading Eastern Teams

eleven viii not be tested until satUg
day when X meets Harvard.
Altho Ohio State has engaged in
tic game. Charley Crowley.
whose Columbia eleven was de.
feated by tho Ohio team. came
back with the word that tho Co.
lumbus team Il n powerful one
and that Il could do well against
any team in Tho East.
He Also said that Benny Friedman
tho Michigan star. was ono OF the
greatest quartsrbaeks in the game.
Among the leaders who crashed
SATURDAY. vers Drake. Missouri Val
'ey conference leaders. which fell be
fore Oklahoma. and Southern Cali
tornla, which was dropped by Stan
ford.
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NAVY PREPARES
FOR BIG GAME

WEST POINT, oct l9,--Forty
buses, which will make u procession
moro than mile long, will be used
10 take 100 cadets 20 New Haven
for tho Army Yale game, October
81. The regulars came out OF the
Notre Dame game without any
serious injuries and were ready to
work today.
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Need Henderson

COACH GLEN "AiS'HLN 8
y stanford Cardinals handsd
7t,rgarI Jones u. g. c. Trojans
tb.tr first defeat Of IN. year in inc
blz game on the Coast
.fiks Murphys return OF punt
rs yards thru q broken field gave
IA. Cards the touchdown 70 Win'
IL 20 ..
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Harvard Blushing

TIofY CROSS lie Just a small COL
n lsSs in Eastern football eireles'
but they assumed gigantic pFoIo,'
Tors tor Harvard supporters sat
urday. -,
The Crimson was humbled IN
der 5.to.s score by the grid
der. from Holy Cross ana inc
great Harvard eleven found an
other record going to smash.
II was the first time siIiee ~.
Two schools have been playing tha'
JIoly Cross has scored a Vie'o'S
over Harvard.
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Yale and Penn

T,oorgALIa hostilltlss between
L Penn and Yale were resumed
saturday in sths Yais bowl.
Nv ~. time tho Yale supporters
Nd collected their wits. Penn was vas
i, =. wav homo with a is-to-lS
yle,orv over the Bulldogs.
statistics show that back IN
1879, when the civil war was
ain a fresh memory, Penn de-
,,,,sd Vale. Just 10 years ago.
penn and Yale have not been On
,.akinE terms since 1905, ana re-
l,,,ous usro resumed satu'ti-1s
yals miEh, have waited few years
more
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The play was even in the first
half. Henton was awarded a
penalty. but Sam Hardy failed
on the try for goal. Teddy Jack
son scored the first Newcastle
goal soon after the second half
started.
The second score was q freak al
air. the Renton goails knocking IN
all thru the posts himself
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sHAMKoCKs IN rPsET

TNIE , 10 victory Of the sham.
i rocks over the Tacoma eleven
~as ono OF the big upsets OF the
dny, The game was played at Hia.
watha nlnyheld.
Marshall. Farnum and Collins
scored for the sharnrocks and ].
Gtlchrist shot the goal for the Ia
comaus.
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G o u n 7 r tlup,
when tho II man
team Of the Seat.
tic National bank
scored n Il 20 l6
victory against
the Dexter Hor.
ton banker golf
crs and the q.
man teams Of the
Tacoma and Sc.
attic Californian
societies finished
with 90 points
apiece at the end
Of their match.
How the Dez.
ter Horizons were
outfiRurcd by n
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- @gTyy7BsG7 I@S
ISzs1T>'~ GOAL POSTS
p y BY Henp F Blake m
6 w
by Heny F Blake

/ wcll.ooached by Ira Pease, after
losing lrn first start Of the reason
came hack Saturday 20 outplay ths
Roosevelt champions M all stages
" tho game
Both teams had chances 20 score,
but lacked tho punch. The EOose'
welt bHrkneld was slow IN starting
ana with tho Ballard line displaying
a strong defense, the ball was see
sawed in the middle Of the field.
|, TSTERFEHESCE with player
L catching n forward pass which
was not checked By the officials Of
the game marred play somewhat
In Fridays game West Be-
attic man interfered with a Gar.
field player who had an open
field on n pass.
Tho Garfield man stumbled and
the pass was incomplete as q re,
suit. Two violations Of the rules
were made here. tripping and inter,
ferDg with an eligible man for a
pass.
Tripping carries n l5,yard
penalty while IL should have
been Gariields ball on the spot
where the passing foul was
made.
Tho tripping was unlntsntlonaln
but Il should have been called despite
that fact 1s intention has nothing
20 do with the calling Of a foul.
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attic holds un.
disputed posses
sion Of first
place broadway.
franklin an d
Roosevelt aro all
luotted In sec.
oud place
In the first
game queen
Auuctied "A knot
ln the Tigers
tail ljy holding
them 60 a tie
Tho contest was
devoid Of inter
est. az Broadway
couldn't open up
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didn't DO better
than a Cg he
with Nebraska
~ Lincoln Sat
urday, Tor they
didn't wiu any
medals Tor OBJ
serving g.
II WIS bad
enough FOR the
HuEkies 10 fun
bic a half a dor
en- times or
more, but not
once did the
boys from the
Northwest re-
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club. probably the greatest IN minor
league history. took the lead at the
start ana never was threatened.
explained williams. This prevent
"a tho league from enjoying even
ono crucial series"
The league chief predicted a pros
porous season next year.
Economic conditions arc improy,
ms. J look fur all attendance
marks 20 D. broken" hs said.
~ ~ tHp.r
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CUTTING BEST
ON OFFENSE


Judd Cutting was the best ball
player on the Washington team. He
played n whale OF n game at end.
and after the game Bagshaw told
him that ii wouldn't be surprising
IL Cutting was given the Job OF
coaching the other ends for the rest
of the season. 1t was Cutting who
brought down Wilson's long pass
that paved the way for the only
Washington touchdown.
Give Nebraska credit. The
Cornhuskers, altho badly bat.
tered up, played some good foot.
ball particularly Hutchinson.
This big boy Is real center.
He played behind the limo on the
defense. and like Tesreau, he was
in almost every play started thru
the Nebraska line.
LOCKE FAST
ON THIS FIELD
Gordon Locke isn't n great foot.
ball player, but it's doubtful IL there
is n faster man in the United States
on the gridiron than this same
Locke. How that boy can run. He
can back the Kickoff 80 yards at the
start OF the second half and II was
this dash that made II possible for
Nebraska TO be ip position 10 score
when the break came and Guttorm-
sen fumblcd.
Ed Weir the star tackle, was in
nearly every play.
The kicking game was awfully
Iopsided. The fellow having the
wind at his back getting all OF
the breaks. Guttormsen started
The contest with n boot that
travelled 60 yards, in the air.
Naturally he didn't do so well
when he was licl,ing against
the wind.
The NcbrasInns ARE fine sports
and showed tho crowd from the Far
West flno time and with team
that loses only Locke and ED Weir
tho big red eleven should provide
Washington with a real battle whom
thoy line up again Misunderstanding day
in 1896 In the stadium
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Consider Grange

ILLINOIS In not q ons-man team
L wAs the cry OF boosters for illini
Las, year when Red Grange was
winning games for them.
Thl. year Illinois opponents
have been pointing toWarus
Grange IN their games and play
Of eleven men Is directed upon
the great hnlfhaek.
Ne has been stopped twice ms
ear and each time Hint has los''
.-s.,n r-,r.S make " seem that
,ufnofa was a one man team.
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Coach Berry's
Eleven Beats
Soldiers, 1870

yr,HE Seattle College Panthers
/ scored a i3.to.0 victory over
Fort Lawton Sunday on Broadway
rlsyfieId. Coach Berry's eleven,
using a Notrs Dame style Of foot
hsll. completely outclasssd the SOL
dinrs
The first touchdown came in tho
first quarter, but the Panthers
failed TO kick goal. In the last
quarter a 4j.yard run plnced the
panthers In position for their sec.
pnd score and they kicked goal.
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PENN HOLIDAY

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.
--PcnnsylyanIa's victory over Yale
vas celebrated today with n holiday
at tho university. The squad was
not given rest and tho players
were ordered out 10 start prepara-
tlon for the Chicago game sotur-
day
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WIN IN RALLY

b ,JINGHAM, oct. la.--What.
cJH igh school. Of Bellnzham, Sat.
i,rda defeated Arlington hnrc, I to
g. b. scoring a touchdown and kick.
Ing lal with only four minutes LEFT
20 plGy G. Preston. captain Of the
arlington eleven, scored the goal for
his team, while Halfback Miller
counted for whatcom.
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Innings pltChed-hY ramsey = 'Teolt
victory 10 Wamssy AZ hat-ptf Ramsey
a. Hits bsited-Otf Ramsey ?, Runs
responsible for=OrtmRn O. struck out
Ortman 5. Baacs ON bale Ramsey 1,
Hit by pitched Rohwcr, by Ramsey
Homo run-LucaH Three base hit
EillDit Runs batted in=LucaH, Lane.
Double plays Lane 20 Elliott. T. bad
win 20 CutHhaw TO Elliott Cutrbaw to
Elliott Time of pamC--pno hour TIM
plrsA-Fhylo ard Burnside,
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one.poInt margin Is something that
Ralph Stacy may be called on the
carpet for by Jimmie Hoge, but IN
the case Of tho Tacoma rs. Semitic
Scotch match. there was just that
"clannish." close" spirit that always
provailg when brither Scots fore.
gather and. strange as II may APP
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According 20 PRES dispatches.
Rockno predicts that in Few
weeks Notre Dame VIII he able 10
ave better account o. itself. The
Catholics stll have 20 play some o.
tho strongest elevens IN the eoun.
ny so his prophosy may come true.
AZ least tho Improvement in the
Sotrs Dame eleven may be noted.
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BLAINE WINNER

BELLtNGuAM, Oct 10. Blaine
defeated Fnlrhnvcn for tho first
time this season here Saturday NJ
tornoon. 90 to o. Jonos, Blalno's end,
scored two OF tho touchdowns mnde,
and was the big star Of the game.
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LEGION BOUTS

BELLlNGHAM. oct, H. Marley
Foley heavyweight boxer Of Tacoma
and Jack Dlll OF Everett, win head
the American Legion smoker here
October 2s, according TO an an
nounccment made by Frank Wnnzcr
promoter.
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BLOCKS PASS

DDNGViEW, oct 10. An inter.
'optcd forward pass gave kalatna
lNgh school 7.to.3 Victory over
.l.ongyiew here Saturday Fullback
s'mmons was tho man who inter.
opted tho pass after Remnant Of
'ongyicw had put his team in the
Ead W . drop Kick.
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WIN SECOND STRAIGHT

T'HE vikings made Il two straight
L by taking Burnett into camp. ! 20
0. NJ Upper Woodland park. vii
hanson. Of the Vikings. scored three
goals for his team. Bloomberg
kicked tho fourth.
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Los ANGELES. oct, 10. South
orn ColiforniR's gridiron warriors.
stlll smarting under the sting OF
thor first defeat by Stanford, start
ed training today for ,hclr tut with
Nrispnp next SATURDAY,
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COAST LEAGUE SEASON is OVER
Frisco Too
Good
Pre&y
Horse Racing and Day
light Boxing Hurt
Coast Baseball

Us ANGELES Cal.
oct ~ The ab-
sencs Of competition"
was the greatest bin
Gle factor In the 1895
baseball season 10 The
Pacific Coast league,
according 20 a state.
mcut by Harry WI,
llams. president
The san Francisco
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OF ths 1875 sea
son behind.
They remain
undefss,sd by ts-
Gaping the hectic
week end that
brought about
tho defeat Of tho
1924 champions.
Yale and Notro
Dame. and an
other downfall
Tor red Grange .
Illinois team.
In han din K
Yale the first de
feat IN two sea
sons PcunsylYa
MIA vas particu
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BY Henry l.. Farrell

NEW YORK. oct 49, PcuuByl.
L van!a, Army, Michigan. Ais
souri,. Dartmouth, Alabama and Gcor.
sia Tech rank AS tho leading football
teams OF tho country with ono.halt
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DIVIDE BILL

LOS ANGELES. oct. i9.--Los An
pelAs and Vernon wound up the 1875
season hero yesterday by breaking
oyen in n double bill. The Tigers
dropped tho first game, to J. but
came back to win the second, 4 TO 2.
christian allowed but four hits IN the
49, -. Ia INT trna hnntGn.
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dsfcat 20 ChctnluK 81 bat or Chska.
lux "a. Hits bAttod of Chekaluk ~,
nuns responsible for ChclRluk o. stokes
p struck out Cheknluh 2, stokes l.,
iowcfs T. BASES on bOlls-Chekoluk 9,
hit by pitched ball DAILY wild pitch r.
Chcitaluk passcd ball o'Conucll Stolen
bases luuuofiold .. Home rum liuunos
ftsld. Thrcc.baso hit Hannah. Two.
base hit Deal Huns hattCd In ltunne-
field 4, RlcondA, BRASIL, Deal NArrison,
pnmacy Double plays Locke 10 Cut.
Bhnw to Elliott. llunnefiold 60 MeCNuu,
Timc OF game ono hour Empires
phylc and burnside,
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turn so In Los
Angeles Tuesday
night.
Everybody who
follows the ring
game hersabouts
knows all about
tho goofy ending
Of their first en-.
counter AZ tho
seattlcN,all park
whom LouiEki hit
tho Mexican on
tho chin and tho
Los Angeles man
didn't get UP
fast enough, and
tho nght was
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CHECK is HURT

CAMBRIDGE, oct II. = capt
Cheek was the only Harvard regu-
lar hurt in the Holy Cross game
but he will be back in uniform in
q few days
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DARTsiOIT TIL
Is STRONG
BY Alex {. Rose

UIHES II comes 70 being tight
w bankers and scotchmen have
the world cheated.
This fact WAS proven during the
week end at the Olympia Golf and
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HSOn Is
Star in
Game
Shares Honors With Capt.
Ed Weir, of the Corn
huskers
BY Leo Ii. LaSsen

CmIcACO, H., oct 1.-THE first
~ essential IN the football book "a
follow the ball" And that vac one
of the reasons why Wellington
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Mn Oh UN
IIn.NnIIIIN

AZ least sis clubs viii place
stronger IIucups ln the field than
they had during 1895. Alec, for the
hwt time ainrc tho war. a large
crop OF wonderful younE players
acem 20 have been developed. and
these probably viii play a leading
role In the pennant fights Of the
next few years.
The present season has np.
pcarrd la marked contrast 10
that Of tho leagues unprccc.
dentcd prosperity last year. Not
since 1906 has tho league faced
such n combination Of adverse
circumstance.
The weather FOR tho frat two
months Of tho season was probably
Tho worst ever experienced by the
league. Cutting into the attendance
even worse was tho protracted cold
weather, Daylight boxing IN Call
farHia and horse racing In tiat
made further iasoaBs into The base
BAH attendance.
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TEAM
is DEFEATED

PORTLAND, oct lo.-@Tho water
,ront Athletic club of Portland dc
fcnted the Tacoma Athletic club ~
r. fierce contest here yesterday 10
a.. "a
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y " a. sent GOWN
90 an tgncmin
Gus defeat al
thc hands Of the
Army
knute Rockne.
without his -Four
Horscmsn hasn't
the team az No
trr Dame that
he had last year
Tho dash and
confidence that
won for them
the title %
American cham
pions IN 1884.
NJ In.L.Irr
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DAVIS BROS. YICToRs

THE work Of Leonard. the Davis
L Bros. goalie saved his team from
defeat nj the hands Of the Black Dla-
mond Juniors. The game ended In a
scoreIeEs tie.
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FAIL TO APPEAR

TsSAQUAH won from tho Palace
L Billiards by forfeit when the lat
ter team failed 70 appear az Issa-
quah for the game.
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KEEP IN FIRST PLACE

NEWCASTLE maintained its lie
~ FOR first place in the league by
handing Renton a 2 TO 0 trimming at
NeweAstle.
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Lazerre Breaks
Home Run Mark

GACRAMl.NTO, oct laf-Tauy
~ LazsrTr, Salt Lake ahortytop,
yesterday broke tho modern base.
bail record u % homo runs mado
by Babe Ruth. when no hit a cir
cult cluut IN tho second rama OF
a double. header with Sacramento
here.
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BEATEN TWICE

SAN FHANCIsCO. oct. 1o.-The
Seals ended the Coast league Bcason
nero yesterday by winning both
games OF double bill, 10 Z and
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double b ca der.
Tho Indians won
tho first game, .
10 o. when Ram
Soy held the
Beavers 10 four
hits.
In the second
game, Portland
trim m q q the
Braves. s 10 :,
Red Lucaa. tho
Indians tack OF
all trades. played
every position in
tho field lie was
awarded n hand
INA rnIf t.uirh
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TRIBE ENDS
1925 SEASON
row rnE srRIEs ENpEp

CURTAINS fell over the 1925 base.
" ball season hero yesterday when
Seattle and Portland broke even IN a
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BY Henry +. Blake

A 5 "a result Of the two sCpgsless
n tie games played iu the HlEh
School league Saturday. West so
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by I<o wcistcld and showed his APP
probation by hitting "A homo run off
Pitcher Ortman. in the first game.
Billy Lane did tho smuggling for the
Indians IN the first game.
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COIin,a and
LOnl ski in
Ret urn Go

| 10 tOMsKI faces the real thing
II when tho Aberdeen middle.
weight meets Bert Collmn in r..
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BY Peter Salvus

HNT Ep GROVES Notrs Dame
y eleven provided tho big upset
IN SATURDAYS football gamcs when
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THE LINEUPS
Washington q

VlHclhh- hctcrce, blrch, Eaflhnm coll
lcgc ,umpirc, MorriH. Seattle. field Judge.
Cochrhne. Kalamazoo college. head lines.
man, Reilly, Georgetown university.
sub0tltutlons - Nebraska; Locke for
DALEY, Leigh FOR ], Weir. Stephens Tor
Brown, Raish for poBplsl, Hleeht for
Rhodes presnell FOR Locke. wickman for
stephens, j. Weir for Leigh, shannr FOR
sprngue, Washington, schuh Tor cole.
Douglas for Schuh, sherman Tor Gut.
tormscn, outtormscn Tor Patton, Beckett
Tor Guttormsen, v, nrlS Tor Wright. n.
hrlS for BrlckHons Erickson for H. Brix.
touchdown Maudcry, Wilson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-19
BREAK EVEN

SACRAMENTO, Oct. l9,--Sacrn'
mento and Salt Lake broke even In
n double bill here yestcrdny, the
Bees winning the first game, 0 to 4,
but losing tho second, IL 10 10, In
Seward daily gateway., 1925-05-28

steadily changed the huge country es- tates into farms and subdivisions. The new social system is, of course, radicalism to the Victorian mind, but today the Victorians who continue to live in their lofty Mayfair houses are deserting these for inexpensive flats.
 During the last year scores of Mayfair houses have been turned into self contained flats, while oth- CTS are plastered with rent and sale signs. The latest defections from the ranks of the nineteenth century con- servatives are Lady Constance Les lie, and Alice, Countess of Strafford, both famous hostesses of 50 years ago. Lady Constance has sold her Manchester Square residence where she used to entertain Queen Victoria, Dickens, Thackery, Gladstone and many other prominent persons. She is moving into an apartment, as is also the countess.