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Evening star., 1925-04-12
BRISK BIDDING IN MOTOR SHARES
FEATURE OF SATURDAY TRADING
NASH Leads With 28-Point Cuin-Max,UeH Issues
Jump-SeUeral IndustriaIs Also Strong
u. S. Steel Steady.

Aggregate reserve totaled sso9,4s9
600. leaving excess reserve of s26.-
644,260, an increase of S26,333,2 ,29O
above that of week ago.
Wall Street Briefs.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Reports
that efforts were being made to effect
a merger Of several Middle Western
to the keen competition that has de
veloped in that industry reached
Wall Street today from the Youngs-
town district. The companies men
toned in the pending deal were New
ton Steel, Central Steel, Mansfield
Steel Tinplate Co. and Otis Steel
Net loss of $377,47o is reported by
Pierce Petroleum Corporation for 1924
after interest depreciation and other
charges.
Good Earnings Predicted.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
road should earn as much this year
as it did in 1924 and March net In
come would show a satisfactory In
crease over the same month last
year, Henry Ruslender, chairman,
said today on his return from an In
spection trip over the system. The
road and it's equipment are In the
best shape in our history and people
all along the lines are optimistic"
The Pullman Company earned So
a share on the capital stock in 1924
compared with s1l.37 a share in 1925
Net income was s1o,7O4,I88 againsl
SIS, 5,356,119.
Decrease in Oil Drilling.
Continued overproduction Of pc
troleum kept tie fields east OF the
Rockies on a low basis of operations
last year, resulting in a large de
crease in drilling operations in Cali
fornia, which affected sales of the
National Supply Company, Chairman
Barr says in the annual report The
company's business was largely de
pendent on wells drilled, he explained.
but net profits continued to show
substantial surplus over dividend re
quirements. He did not expect any
quick or lasting reversal of condi-
tions, but il was reasonable TO believe.
he said, that the low point had been
reached, and that any change would
be in the direction of improvement
Postum Sales Decreased.
Net sales of the Postum Cereal Com
pany for the first quarter this year
increased SS06,112 over the same pc
riod last year, reaching S6,069.641.
Net profit was s1,166,52S, equal, after
preferred dividends, to s2.57 a share
on the common, against S2.36 in the
first quarter OF 1924.
Imports of crude rubber into the
United States in the first three months
of 1925 reached $3.50 tons. an in
crease of 16,204 tons over the cor
Der Association of America reports.
March reports totaled 33,914 tons
against 23.456 in February. and I7,752
in March. 1924.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
STOCK EXCHANGE

Week ending April IL, 1875. Net.
High. Low. Close. ChEe
....... 2217 % 22 Ia
.. 19s 1SM 1873 + Ia
are the annual cash payments
Unless otherwise
ded. Partly extra.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
NET CHANGES DURING WEEK ON NEW YORK STOC

Dividend rates as giver
based on the latest quarter
noted. extra or special div
Evening star., 1925-04-12

! in the above ia BILE 81
'ly or half yearly dec
idens are not include
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
KEARNS COOLS
OFF IN JAIL,

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov, 2s.-Jacli
Koarns, former manager OF Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion OF
the world, and present manager of
Mickey Walker, was taken TO the
county jail following his arrest for
disturbing tho peace late last night
at tho international border at III.
juana. Kearns furnished $500 cash
bail to insure his appearance in
cburt.
kcarns' eagerness TO fight every
ono in sigh at the border, after an
exciting day nj tho races, landed
him at the county Jail, authorities
declare. II took two officers, Tom
Oliver and Pop" Gardener each OF
whom weighs 200 pounds, to hold
the dappor promoter when ho start
cd disturbing the pence.
''IIe seemed TO be intoxicated and
was generally rowdy." Oliver Sexon.
hood OF the criminal department
here, said today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

nam Knocked out than they would
IN seeing two clever fellows in a
boxing exhibition.
The punch Is the thing.
IN tie past decade there hasn't
been more than a half a dozen high
class ring men among the heavy.
weights, some Of the fighters in
this class who have made a lot OF
money being terrible excuses a.
ring performers.
This interest in heavyweight
makes tho appearance OF BIZ Nc
Kenzic. Lonnie Austin's newest
hope In Everett next "Wednesday
night, more than an ordinary boxing
event
Mckenzie never saw a boxing
glove until mid.september, when
Austin brought him down from the
Canadian woods. He IS a moose
OF a fellow. Weighing around 2ss
pounds and, considering the short
time be has been boxing under
Ausiin's direction. he looks pretty
good, being active for such a big
man.
But the true test viii come nex,
week, when he fights six rounds
with Charley Buskins. colored
hatiier from Vancouver, b. C. You
shouldn't expect TOO much from
Mckenzie in the way Of fighting
sklH' the big test viii be how well
he can take 'em.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
.A5,f&fBASKEW2X8
Hk3SS BALL BITS3A

MYTH the football season In IN
w high schools tucked away 70
another yenr, basketball activltIo
arc already beginning TO Take hol,
on tho various prep institutions.
Two changes In the coaching
staff for the prep teams have
been made. Walter bell, who
handled football mt Lincoln this
seasop, will do the tutoring OF
the RallspIitters' quintet and
Dick Murs0n, coach mt Lincoln
in 1922, will work as the head
mentor nj Ballard.
The rest Of tho coaching perpon.
mel Ia expected to be tho same.
Coach stove Brink. Of tho Wcst
Seattle Indians. champions lon
year, viii face Il harder tnsk with
his West sldcrs this season.
The loss Of Larry Rnmm.
Dud Stair, Thur Thornton. md
"Stork" McClary, win be keen.
~ felt by the Indians. Jimmy
Mitchell Is tho only veteran,
Prep basketball ia gaining NOR,
and moro followers each year ma,
10 tho onlya aolfsupportlnE snor,
with tho exception OF football
tho high schools,
Two changes have been ma,I0
J. IN the south division a,
class y In the City lcnu,c ,r ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
New Coach for
Oregon Eleven
Still Unnamed

EUGENE. Ore. Nov. 2s,--No foot
IL ball coach has been selected for
next season as yet by the University
Of Oregon. Virgil D. Earl. athletic
director. declared today.
He strongly intimatcd, however,
that some man has been tentatively
picked and will be named ms coach
If tho executive council of the Asso.
cinted Students approves Of the
choice
Earl said no definite announce
mcnt would be forthcoming until De.
comber 10, 1t Is regarded ns certain
that Dick Smith. who acted as coach
this seaAon. win step out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Always Trying

MANAGERS are always trying TO
1'I find the heavyweight who has
the goods, as has been remarked be.
fore in this column.
Floyd johnson is the only
Northwest product Of recent
years TO get any place i'm the
national fistic world and after
II few good starts he blew up
against jess Willard and then
became a trial horse.
Austin has a pretty good light
heavyweight In Roy Chffe, but he
isn't a sensational performer.
over in Tacoma there is Young
Jack Dempsey, big, strong fel.
low who may be heard OF in faster
some day.
But that just about let's out the
Northwest heapyweights.
Good big men are scarce and il
Austin has a winner in Mckenzie,
1t will be the exception to the
rule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Do or Don't

EnTHER they do or they DOM
Referring TO the ability of
heavyweight corners TO take a punch
No matter what the size OF a mar
a human being has only a certain
resisting power in the chin for tak.
ing punches and a heavyweight who
can't stand up under the gaff had
better quit than try to struggle
along.
a couple of years ago Jack
Mcdonald was touted highly ~
a prospect, but he had been
taught 4 style Of crouch fighting
That didn't find favor with the
fans. He had knocked over a
lot OF heaysweights in an ANA.
tew tournament and his han.
dlers made the mistake OF
starting him off in n man event
in Seattle where the fans ex.
pected too much of him.
Consequently he was tossed out Of
the ring when he failed to get eoinc
against RUDE Finn, a second rate
fighter at best.
Austin is using better judgment
with Mckenzie, having his debut
staged in a smaller boxing center
where he won't be under the obserya.
ton Of so many severe critics who
expect beginner 10 be n second Jack
Dempsey in his first engagement. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Another Star
Eleven Picked

NEW YORK. Nov. 28.-The
~ Evening World canvassed
coaches IN all parts Of the Unit.
Ell States for the mythical All.
American grid team and the fol.
lowing rs announced today.
ENDs-Tully. Dartmouth;
Thayer. Pennsylvania.
IackLEs-w cir. Nebraska;
lindenmeyerE, Missouri.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Yale;
Dichl Dartmouth.
'ENTER-Brown, Michigan.
QUARTERBACK - Friedman.
Michigan.
IhLFBACKS-Grange, II.
linois; Tryon. Colgate.
FULLBACK-oberlunder Dart.
mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Kelly to Lead
Montana Team

NIIssoULA. Mont. Nov. Is
Nl Bl Kelly. star halfback Of
tho University Of Montana. has
been elected captain Of the team
for the 1925 season by HIS mates
in honor Of hts great work for tho
Grizzlies this season.
Kelly has also received bid
to play on the Ali,wcst team
which win play an all.star East.
ern team December 20 ut san
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

In some OF the varsity games
last season and he's counted
upon as a regular.
Gross. who played on tho state
champion walln walin prep team
two years ago. is another promising
forward.
Hale viii hold down ono Of the
guard berths and Edmundson ~
working with Dalqulst, big fol.
low. who In active on his feet and
may develop into another Jimmy
Bryan.
81, Johns. the llttlo forward who
has been on the SOUND two years.
may plug ono OF the forward holes.
Edmundson has been working
with tho men for n month already
and viii soon send the boys thru.
stiff program Of practice games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Smith May Go
to Columbia

Gan FRANCISCO. Nov. rs
Andy Smith, University of
California football coach. has
been offered a similar post with
Columbia, the San Francisco Bul.
letln today said was being report.
cd In spofting circles here.
Smith has gone Enst for tho
ArmyNayy Eumo tomorrow and
ia supposed 70 confer with Co
lumbln authorities while IN Now
York II Is not believed likely.
however that he viii accept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
MORGAN BOUT
IS ADVANCED

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2s.--Fidsi
Barbara. with a temperature OF iol,
lios III here today with a cold and
touch Of influenza George Blake, his
manager. has called off tho fiyycight
champions bout with Clever sene!o.
which was scheduled for NEXT
Wednesday "a, the olympic auditor
ium.
Mike Bailcrino. worlds Junior
lightweight champion. and Tod Nor.
gan win head the Wednesday night
fight card La Barbara and Sencio
may meet later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

viii PLuy
ON MOnday

ENIRSr games in the Seattle
L Church Ba etball league, spon-
sored by w Rennie. will be
played Mond evening with five
games on tap Play viii be on the
eight high school floors with all
contests being held in the evening.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30
90 =. "a, Green Lake Lutheran vs..
Green Lake 70. T.. Glass c. 500 p. M,
Fremont Baptist vs.. Woodland Park 81.
T. Class u, At Lincoln ZOO y. M, Bal
lard First Lutheran vs.. Ballard Prssby-
terisn. Glass n; s:og , IN. Trinity ". Il.
vs, University Christian No. 2. CIass ~
SEQ p. M. ballard Christian va. Wood
land Park Presbyterian, Glass u, flouT
Ne. ,, at Ballard.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
500 y. m, First Swedish Baptist VS..
Temple De HIrgcH Glass h. Mt Broad
way. GOO y. pl, University Christian No.
Va University e. T.. Class c, at
EooseTcl}i 1870 p, a3., First A. NJ T. VS..
lmmaugal Lutheran No, !. Glass y. floor
No, :, at Garfield
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
800 y. m. FIRST NJ, 4. vs. First swed-
isn Baptist, Class A; $500 y. m, Pilgrim
Congregational vs.. Queen Anne Baptist.
Glass A. at Broadway; $500 p. m. Pros.
peei Congregational VS.. Plymouth Con-
gregationHl. Class y $500 p. m, Colum-
hia Congrc gatlonal W. Mt Baker Park
Presbyterian, Cless .. a. Garfield
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8
5.no p. m, Fremont Baptist vs.. Geth-
ronano Lutheran, Glass A. $500 p. M.
Queen Anne NJ. D. vs. Queen Anne Unit
Cd Presbyterian Glass 4: 500 u. m.
Ballard Firs& Lutheran Vs. Trinity NJ r.
Glass A, floor No. ., at Lincoln; 1900
y, tl,. University Congregational We. Uni
vcrfity Nj, T.. Class A; $500 p. m. Wood.
lauh Park ". y, VS.. University Christian,
Clat A, $500 r. m. Green Lake NJ r
No. ! vs.. Woodland Park Presbyterian.
class A. floor No ?; $500 p m. uuivcr-
atty baptist rs. University Congregations
al No, /, Glass c; $500 p. m. University
Christian No, : vs. University Congrcra-
uonai No, 2. Glass c, floor No. 3 al
Ro9H"vclt' $500 y. m, 81. knne's Is
Layton Presbyterian, Glass Il; $500 y.
m, 81 Paula Episcopal vs.. Emmanuel
Lutheran No. >, CLASH, nj Queen Anne.
ltNp =, M, Farmount Congregational VS..
Fhpntloroy Congregational, Glass n; $500
y, mo- West Sldo Presbyterian va AMI
Congregational, Glass II, at wost Seattle
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
600 ,, m. Queen Anne Baptist VS..
Pilgrlm Congregational Glass Il; 800 n,
m" First Presbyterian rs, First Christian.
Glass II; $500 p, m. First Chrlstian ~,
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL, Class A. ut
Broadway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Shots
Give Columbia
Close Victory

IN five minutes Of overtime.
L Hughes. forward for tho Columbia
Congregational church quintet, broke
loose TO score three baskets and con
vert a foul TO give tho Churchors n
% 10 81 victory over snoqualmie
HiEh at snoauHimir
Hughes. with "a points. was the star
for the visitors while Baker also fig.
urcd In tho scoring. white was the
best bet OF the prep team.
MNIAVl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

and tho first
round OF games
were drawn up
az thc meeting
Red Top Cab
viii play H. r.
Day at Columbia
playrleld In the
first game Rem
ton and Uniyer
alty Community
Y at Garfield
sislrosa A. c.
and Woodland
Park At Upper
" o o q an q
Georgetown and
Garnsid Roverr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Nevers Honored
by Home Folks

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Nov. 2s,--
~ Ernie Novers. star fullbael,
for tho Stanford football sauad
and California candidate for tho
All.Amcrlcan team, has received
n lions share OF tribute from hls
home town since leading his team.
mates to Victory over California,
but Saturday night no becomes
the goat. when, with Il class OF
90 others, no viii be initiated into
tho local lodge OF Il. T.. O. Elka,
"Nevors' night" by tho Elks
follows Ncvcrs' day celebrated
Friday by MI Santa Rosn, when
many business places hold over
from tho Thanksgiving holIdays
and honorcd the man whose grid.
ron career started with tho san.
Ia Rosa high school,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Second Team Selected

Choosing q second team Is almost
rs difficult as picking first team
because there arc 20 many fine
players who mus, also be turned
down.
From the votes returned from all
sections OF the country, TIE fol.
lowing team WIS chosen,
Horn. Swnrthmore. left end.
Rives, Vanderbilt, left tackle.
Mahan, West Virginia left
guard
Brown. Michigan, center.
Buclsler. Alabama, right
guard.
Joss. Yale, right tackle.
Wheeler. Minnesota, richt
end.
Almquist, Minnesota, quarter.
back.
Tryon, Colgate. left half back.
Noyers. Stanford, right half.
back.
WycItoff. Georgia Tech.
Others given choice by coaches and
other officials were: Kent. Suwanee;
McIvor, North Carolina; Holland, y.r.
Rinla; Thomas, Washington and Lee:
Hubert, Alabama; Brown. Alabama:
Reese, Vanderbilt: Lowry. North.
lamps, Chicago; Mccarthy
Chicago; Lewis. Northwestern; wh
.,x.- p,rd,ns ITn,you sfg.ro.-., d.
Gray. Penn State; Goodwin. Georgia
Tech. Born. Army: Wilson, Army:
Flanagan and Enright.,N otre Dame;
NVybcrt, Columbia; Carey. Cornell.
Robinson and Thayer, Pennsylvania;
Powell. Davis Elkins; Davis. West
Moore, West Virginia Yves.
lcyan: Chase, Pittsburg; Oliker West
Reese. Washington and
jefferson; CarlIn, w, 6 j. Barnum,
West Virginia: Baohuse, Missouri;
sloane, Drake; Liudcnmeyer, Mis-.
souri,. Wilcox, Oklahoma; Richerson,
Hutchinson. Nebraska;
Benin, Amcs; Whitcmnn, Missouri;
Missouri; Rhodes, Nobras.
5a; Counaughton, Georgetown: stew.
,nson, Graham, Bruce and I.eary,
McPhail, Dartmouth; Good.
win, Buclnell; Crosby, Harvard;
Coleman, Holy Cross; Sturhahn,
Yale; Coady, Harvard; Pease, Colum,
jia; Kussol, Illinois; Lear, Princeton;
Shaplcy, Navy; Sage, Dartmouth;
Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

r. & A.. and which Is 10 ho placed
before their patients. l. going 10 be
ust as easy 20 swallow, according
10 Orchard. who u ono OF tho best
ros,ed men In the country on Eolt
and golf affairs,
That the new Eolf ball which VIII
weigh l,55 ounces and measure i.ss
Inches and which win be adopted By
the United States Coli association
FOR all Us championships. viii DO re-
eslved with open arms By the aver
age golfer and tho golging public AZ
large Is the opinion et the Seattle
visitor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

az South Park.
The frs, games win be played
December and win start at ?;se.
Officers elected az tho meeting
for the league wcro as follows.
Jack simpson. president: BIN Chap
man. vice president; T. o. HoaE
land. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gene
waIby. Nell Ellis and J, Kniseiey
are members Of the board OF dlrcc-
tnra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
SILVER LOSES

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov, 2S.--Jaolt
silver was beaten here last night by
Tommy Cello. in 10 rounds, The dc.
cislon was close, but Ccllos speedy
finish In the final round earned him
the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

the Ravenna Commercial club
has been substituted for the Red
Top Cab quintet. The Mercer
A. G. has taken the place OF the
Denny.Itcnton Coal Co. First
In the south division viii
be held Monday, December I
and also Tuesday. The northern
division viii open on Wcdnes-
day, December o.
COMMERCIAL basketball activities
" viii begin Mt Broadwny's gym
Monday. November 30. Mel Norquist
has been working for tho past week
on the schedule and II viii bo ready
for announcement coon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

IIIIIIItu m hHOTJ heasOn, Ifom lnJeIVleWA
and from a QUESTIONABLE that was submit
ted TO rs prominent coaches and officials,
the United Press offers the following team:
Tully, Dartmouth, left end.
Weir, Nebraska, left tackle.
Hess, Ohio State, left guard.
Mcmillan, Princeton, center
Dehl Dartmouth, right guard
Parker, Dartmouth right tackle.
Oosterbaan, Michigan, right end.
Friedman, Michigan, quarterback.
Grange, Illinois, left half back.
Oberlander, Dartmouth, right halfback.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
BOXING OFF
ON TUESDAY

There will be no fights for local
ring bugs next Tuesday, as good
supporting card and main event
could not be arranged. Nate Drux-
man will put on his show as usual
the following Tuesday, according 10
present plans.
This is the first time since the
winter season that boxing show
has not been held on Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
BIG COLE FRIES

FlorIdn "a It winter attraction for
sport lovers Va again Offering fancy
prizos TO tempt pro golfers to com.
pete there, On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
SACCO VICTOR

DENVER, Nov. 2S.--"FightIng"
Nobo failed TO fight hero last night
after three rounds with Jimmy Sac.
co, the Boston "Wop," because
sacco had knocked him out on his
fapt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Trojans Lead
on Au-Coast
Gridiron Team

GAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2s.--The
y University Of Southern Califor.
min, by placing four men. led al
other teams on the All-coaat eleven
as picked by sports writer's today.
Experts whose nominations were
softed down 70 form the nll-Coost
team included Howard Langley.
Los Angeles illustrated Daily News;
Ed F'raync. Los Angeles Record;
Jack James. Los Angeles Express.
Harry Culver, Los Angeles Herald;
Phil Ray. Oakland Tribune; George
Bcrtz. Portland Journal. Billy stcpp.
Portland News: George Davis, san
francisco Bulletin: Vic Klee. San
Francisco illustrated Daily Herald;
Tom Ching. san Francisco Daily
News, and Leo Lassen. Seattle star.
STANFORD
The team follows:
ENDS shipkey Stanford. Adams,
University Of Southern California.
TACKLES - Erickson, Washing.
ton: Dixon, Oregon Agricultural
College.
GUARDS - Carey, University OF
California, Taylor, University Of
Southern California.
CENTER -Cravath, University OF
Southern California.
QUARTERBACK - Kelly, Mon.
tnna.
UALFBACKS-Drury, University
Of Southern California. Wilson,
Washington.
FULLBA CK--Nevers Stanford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
WEAK ON PASSES

Inability TO develop defense for
tho forward pass IL Coach Doblo'a
greatest weakness. In other no.
spccts his Cornell tennis nro always
mighty proficient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

fiAH EH4lf
r he biggest
money Is made
with the big fel-
lows as the fans
30 for heavy
weights who
haven't half Of
the class that
IN any smaller
men have just
because they
stll like the
wallop and fig
ure that theyll
get moro excite
mcnt out Of sec
Ing horne big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

word that frank
orchard. factory
r g pr csrntative
Tor SRpldin &
Bros gave out
on his arrival la
this city tn Is
week.
W hiIe the
present standard
pellet. which is
I6a ounces IN
weight and l62
inches In size, Is
universally liked.
the new pill, pre-
scrihcd by DTS.
L. s c. A. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
IS Gridron Coaches Select AlAmercan Football Elevel
Coast Stars Passed
Up by Mentors
Dartmouth Places Four Men on First Eleven, With
Ernie Nevers Getting Halfback Position
Second Squad
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK Nov 28-Seection of an al-American foot
ball team, with the purpose Of naming the eleven best
players Of the 1925 season. is again difficult The
problem is not of finding eleven fine players but of
choosing Of great players that have to be left off
the team
From personal observation, which necessarily must be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

Selecting seven outstanding
as choosing four backs from
Tryon, of Colgate; Flournoy,
ington; Nevers, Of Stanford
Baker, of Northwestern;
Flanagan and Enrought, Of
Notre Dame; Welch, Of Pitts
burg, and Plansky, Of George
tnun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
SPORTS
Escorts

Tho Red" Grange episode proves
college education IL % remarkable
thing, providing YOU don't tako 1t
too seriously
Tex Richard has published list
OF tho 30 leading fighters of the
present day This goes TO show
what wonderful imagination the
gentleman has,
There nro 10 different holds IL
wrestling, not including the hold
tho game has on the suckers OF the
country.
one OF Bobbie Jones golf troph
les Inns been burned up, Well he
probably burned up somebody's golf
course winning w. anyway,