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Evening star., 1925-12-13
STAR COLLECTIONS

NEW YORK. December 13.-The
makeup of the first. second and third
all-American foot ball teams for 1925.
compiled by the Associated Press from
country wide opinion. is as follows:
FIRST ELEVEN.
Ends Benny Oosterbaan.
Mike TulIy Dartmouth
Tackles Ed Weir Nebraska
Ralph Chase Pittsburgh
Guards Carl Diehl Dartmouth
Herbert Sturhahn Yale
Center Ed Mcmillan Princeton
Quarterback Harold (RedD Grange.
Illinois
Halfbacks George Wilson L. Wash.
Andy tSwede)
Oberlander Dartmouth
Fullback Ernie Neyers Stanford
Second Team. Positions. Third Eleven.
Born, Army Lowe, Tennessee
e9fss iesss oRis State o Guards MaSan' " Virnlnis
Brown. Michigan Center Hutchinson Nebr ska
rrson. Colgate Haifbaeks Keefet brown
slnrle FuIlback Tes9anm
Z. of Wash.
HONORABLE MENTION
Ends--shipkey. Stanford; Sloan, Drake;
Broda, Brown; Wagner, Columbia; kassell,
Illinois; Pulaski. Wisconsin; KUrn, Swarth-
more; 0'ConneiI. Boston College.
Tackles-Joss, Yale; kearney, Cornell;
Henderson, Chicag3: Hawkins, Michigan;
Rives, Vanderbilt; Erickson, Washington:
Sprague, Army; Taylor Southern California.
Guards. Carey Cornell: kilgour. IIar-
ward: Wissinger. Pittsburgh; LentE, Navy;
SivcIy, illinois,: stipek. Wisconsin; Griffen.
Iowa; Levy, Tulane.
Centers--Crasath. Southern California;
Robinson, PENNSYLVANIA; lowry, Northwest
ern; Afeld. Cornell.
Quarterbacks--Pease. Columbia; Leith.
Pennsylvania: Drury, Southern California;
Kelly, Montanas Guttormsen Washington;
AImquist, Minnesota: Cheek Harvard; Foley
Syracuse; Hubert. Alabama; Graham, Ford.
ham.
Halfbneks-Imlay. California; Kaer, South
ern California: Kutsch. iowa;. Marek. Ohio
state: Carr, Syracuse: Kirkieski. La Fayette;
Lane, Dartmouth; Rogers, PennsyIiania:
Haggerty. Georgetown; Joesting. Minnesota;
Harmon, Wisconsin.
Fullbacks-kreuz; PennsyIyania; McCarty
Chicago; BrittOn. Illinois: Molenda Michi-
gan: Allen Yale: Wycoff, Georgia Tech;
Amos. Washing ton and Jefferson; Gustafson,
Pittsburgh; Plansky, Georgetown; Rhodes,
Nebraska; Fry, Iowa.
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Bishop Signs
Double Event

NOT to be outdono by any other
~ boxing club, Matchmaker Biddy
Bishop has announced that he will
also feature three six-round bouts
on next Tuesday nights card at
the Crystal Pool under the Austin
& salt auspices, which will head
line the bout between Lefty"
Cooper, the san Francisco wclter-
weight star and Ritchie Davis OF
Seattle
The two supporting six-round bat
ties VIII he. George Mccormick OF
Seattle VS.. Chick Tabit of Seattle.
and Ted Frayno of Seattle vs.
Marty Foley of Tacoma. Thus
there will be two six-round battles
between welterweights and one be-
tween the popular light heavy
weights.
Two four-round bouts which will
be Hector Mcdonald VS.. Frankie
Hansler and Billy Jones VS.. Jimmy
Carter complete the card.
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JUNIOR SERIES
WON BY SEALS

GAN FRANCISCO. Oct, 3l.-The
- San Francisco Seals shook
themselves out Of a temporary
slump Friday and captured the post
season series against the Louisville
club By winning the ninth and de-
Gliding game, . to s.
The game was another smuggling
match. 30 safeties bouncing off the
bats Of the two teams Each side
threw three pitchers into the fray.
Tho Coionels took the first game
~ the series last week and then lost
four straight. Bracing after dou-
bic defeat Sunday, the American as
ISOLATION team managed 70 win
three in a row and tic the series at
four.ail.
Poor pitching and loose baseball
mas featured most OF tho contests.
The attendance turnout has been
slim.
Tho score r. n. r..
san Francisco 24O0200f'-o 1s 0
Louisville .4o0OOO40O-s IL 1
Deberry Holley. Cullop and Mey.
or: Crockett Williams, McWeeny
and ARuew.
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tild into anything Of value towart
winning Big Ten championship
The schedule makers aud ih'
breaks ot tho game have consplret
TO prevent Saturdays results ou'
this way from affecting the stand
iug Of conference teams 20 any i'm.
porthnt extent
What with Harold Red" Grang,
and company, Of Illinois performing
IN Philadelphia against Pcnnayi
ybnla and Nick Kutsch. Of Iowa
writing his name in touchdowns on
tho nome lot against WABASH. inter
est ctntors on the Michigan. Navy
game al Ann ArboF u is entirely
an International affair with the
ancieu, prestige OF the West tn
VOWED
The available data that the
pivotinE, The squirning. the
wrcnching and The general clus.
ivrness Of Grange will come to
naught against Penn. while
Benny Friedman, the kicking
quarterback viii succeed In lin.
ing the Navy eleven behind the
goal posts ut frequent Intervals.
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q GA m q S
Feature
Soccer
Todd's, Newcastle, May
Distance Other Teams
in League
By Peter Salyus

TIVE lsaguo-lsadIuE Todd soccer
eleven and Newcastle. second
place team. by winning their games
Sunday. VIII settle into d eomfarta
bio lead over tho rest OF the telm-
u tho Northwest Soccer league
TndTa win play at black Diamond
and Newcastle rHtruBius Carbonate
ID strong team
seattle Is left In the lurch a.
lar ~ hiE game, are concerned.
but the Maple Leaf and sham
rock game AT Woodland park
should be an even hifai&,
tn iHe second division, two lead
ing teams, the vikings and DAVIS
nf1E, clash 20 woodland park also.
rnry play ID 4 o'clock with the first
division rIeytu7, taking the field az
soon HH che Same i7 over
Jimmy Daily. star halfback II
fodd', win be- harl, Ia the line
up after Wrrl, on the side
lines Thr forward wall ~ the
Toddlrrs has been weak for the
past two urci,s. but with more
games behind them. IIill Rankin.
Eddie Harlan and uill Griffith
should be able to break away
for scores.
Archie Iiabhs Black Diamond
Miners have been weak la scoring
no far this season, and Tgddr
should be able so win from them
Len r,erottr. Jimmy Gallagher and
Jim stgHF form the backbone 81
The Diamond squad
Newcastle with Jackie Clari,
between tho sticks. il favored 10
trim Carbonate. Jimmy Nc
Carthy and Frankie Burns. Todd
outcasts. are proving to be real
stars Tor the Castles. Mihula
and Teddy Jackson form
strong defense la the haliback
line.
Jimmy Craig. Jim Nelson and
sam Davis arc tho big three Of
che Carbonate eleven. and thsir
playing has kept pn otherwise weak
team In Tho running
Tho complete schedule Tor sun.
day BE- on follows
INST DIVISION
NhE.s isI VH HHamfasRs az Upper
woodland eta Nsfsfea. 1eprsth
Newcastle ga Carbonate at SratssfIs
$3.50. E-FsFer Mclean
HIatH Diamond W Traus a. BLACK
Diamond szt Retire. Nrfsa4tas
Taaafua vs UsHisn 81 Tayous g.
psfa t3A Referee Uatatan
SECOND DIVISION
tiklrEs " Davis itvns 81 woodland
PARK $40 Retire. Mrufatk
Palace Billiards ". huIdrrs usIfk
Broadway. eEsn nsffesr Mccall
lssaguan ~ Black Diamond a. i,,s
auah 9Fa Retire. Kuhn
Uurhstt "a Tacoma TiEsfs Al Has.
nett $40 Referee, Mater
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two attempts were perfect on 90 di.
tection, bat fcll short 81 tho posts
Neither side was able 70 gain con-
sIsteutly thru the line or around
The ends, 8ltho Hudson maIa one
beautiful run Of 20 y8ris thru TIE
Queen Anne field
wildcs kicked wei Tor the Kuays
and had the tsttcr az Frankie
Fr.sk tn the kicking department
The feature Of thc game was
a long PISS FROM NIldrS 10
Taylor by which Taylor gained
20 yards, the longest OF the
game. IL occurred la the last
two minutes Of play and had j,
come earlier. the score might
have been different.
A. In The early Famss. Queen
Anne started a. forward passing
attack too late. aad tHr sums ended
with the han recovered hy ballard
across us own goal tine
For Ballard. little Dick Zuppe.
who played his first prep game.
because Of "kidio" Mriaueh-
Inns broken lee. WAS star IN
his department Hudson. with
hi, line plunEiur. was the other
baCl,firld star Dan Bnnamy
was the star ou the line
Nildcs and Taylor were tho shin.
inc MrhlH for THO knaya
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Michigan;NaUy Game Is
Biggest Contest in Vest

f5aT iB Chicago VIII have 10
attugalo along with the game BE-.
tween the MarDona and Purdue and
the Observation-Disclosures clash.
Thus far Tie Maroons have come
thru with clean slate in their
conference standing and no hlem-
ifhes arp likely 10 bs found on IL
after thc Purdue game. despite the
Haunting Of Coach Stages inferior.
iiy complex
Columbia which her supporters
claim hiss the best team ln her his
tory, may beat Cornell. Cornell
hasn't been scored upon this year.
and has defeated the New Yorkcrs
every time they have met in the
last 70 years Cornell, II she lives up
10 the expectations Of her followers.
will strengthen her claim for cham
plonship' honors alongside the sim
ilarly indicated Penn and Dart.
mouth teams.
Brown may be considered
stronger opponent for Dart.
mouth in the Providence game
than was Harvard at Cambridge.
but the Green j. picked TO main,
tain its unsullied record until the
following weekend at least.
As for the big three. who don't
count among the sectional leaders
this year. Yale will have tough
tusslc on her hands with tho unde-
featod Army al Nav Haven; Prince
ton viii wbct its appetite for both
Harvard and Yale IN q slaughter Of
swarthmorc and Harvard viii taper
of for its fore or less gigantic at
tempts to bag both Bulldog and
Tiger by attacking innocent little
William and Mdry's.
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lh" south pllel M.
II didn't take long Tor the rro-
jams 90 fnr, their deadly work.
Twenty points in The first quar-.
ter. gave them q commanding lead
and then the Idaho eleven became
aware OF tho fact That il was
buciIng machine that was ~
deadly and rure ar a big Bertha"
Idaho unlimbered rs firearms 10
stop the advance Of the Trojans IN
the second quarter and outscored
them in The second quarter by one
point
An aerial attack that baffled the
Z. s. c. team for a short time net
ted seven points. big Bertha" was
silent for a short time while anti
aircraft guns were trained on Ida.
no when the attack from tho air
was stopped. Jones men began an
other march towards The Idaho line
in the third quarter and piled up 10
more points
A goal In the final quarter was
an the ammunition the Trojans had
left but their smaller arms kept,
the Vandals from ransacilng thelrg
goal line
,,Sr,r. Avn .tr,,.,.,s.
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Leo LOmski
Knocks Out
Ed Roberts,

7 oS ANGELES, oct. 3i.-Leo
II Lomsk who halls from Ai1er.
deem. proved that he was the right.
ful claimant Tor the Pacific Coast
middlewcight title here last night,
when he defeated Eddie Roberts. OF
Tacoma. at the Hollywood arena.
He knocked out tho Tacoma bat.
tier in five rounds after administer.
ing "A terrific beating TO him. Rob
erts started out having the better
OF tho fight but after the two boys
started smuggling, and the dangerous
left hand OF Lomski got in its terri.
bic work, Roberts was ready 10 quit.
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Boxer Knocks
Himself Out

ID OST ON. Oct 81 George
- Marble. amateur feather.
weight. pulled one FOR the book
last night when he knocked
himself out In a contest against
John Fitzgerald. East Boston. In
the first round Marble knocked
Fitzgerald down. but he swung
so hard that he lost his balance
and fell backward on his head.
The force Of tho blow knocked
him scnaeless. The referee start
cd the count with the two box
ers on the floor. but Fitzgerald
got to his feet at nine and won
the fight
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that ho h1s been suffering from "a
bad rplJ all week and has been under
llc Doctors care.
Butch" Mrekrr half0aek and
puuler de luxe. Is the one who Is
being watched by tlr iiushlrs. Tho
Cougar star 10 the most dangerous
man on the team and eleven wash.
iukton warriors viii be watching his
every move
An interesting b1ttio should drycl.
or between Meeker aud Wilson. both
oC whom arc conaidcrcd the brst pair
ot backs in tho Northwest confer.
cuce.
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Independent
Grid Elevens
Play Sunday

CEVEfsAt. independent Grid games
> arc booked for Sunday after.
noon on Seattle fields with tho
game bstwCcu tho Seattle College
Paulhcra and Tho Fort Lawtou Sol.
alcr1 occupying tho lIneliEhi II
viii be played az broadway play.
field
The jefferson Athletic club VIII
journey 20 Aberdeen for return
game with that eleven Two new
teams. the Garfield A. G. and the
University eleven. will play AZ
walh wnIls Tho Nippon 4. G.
and tho Independents clash at
broadway
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GRID GAMES
IN COUNTRY
PACIFIC COAST

PACIFIC COAST
Washington NJ Washington State
Oregon at Stanford.
Montana nj Oregon Aggiss
Iaskeii az Gbnzsga.
whitman at willamette.
Houthern Branch at 81. Aafys
California a. Pomona.
MIDDLE WEST
Nafy NJ Michigan.
Colgate NJ Michigan AgEleH
wooster at ohio state
wisconalu 81 Minnesota.
Purdue Of Chicago
wabash M iowa
Northwestern NJ Indiana
DRAKE at Kannaa
Iowa State a. Missouri
Oklahoma nt Nebraska.
East
Illinois al Pennsylvania.
Army az Yale
Dartmouth at Brown.
Penn state At Syracuse.
Cornell Ut Coiumbi8.
Hwarthmore ~ Princeton.
william and MARY ~ Harvard
Washington and Lee At West Virginia
Beckneii at Holy Cr0Hs a.
SOUTH w
Icburn At TnAno.
Notre Dame nt Oe0raia Tech
Center ~ Kentucky
Baylor az Texas a and w.
Hlhsissippi NJ Vanderbilt.
-ihg al Georgetown,
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H'A E ON i"H hl-A
iron
Two llst min
ute changes have
brru made iu
Cuaeh Earah av =
Ilntup Don
1uualaa going in
Ht esd lp place
of Johnny Colr
and RBy Rice
playing esutrr
instead ~ Doug
llauHm
George Wilson
Husky star half
back viii be
rady 70 play do.
ptls Tho Fac
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hall talked football and ate foot
AL In fact hr played just 8s
hard during tho rest period as ne
lid directing his athletes on the
field
pob.o cuud pick out Tho defects
" q player quicker than any man
} have ever seen lie could rcmem,
her plays that were made years aEo
md tell how they were successful
or unsuccessful
lie was never satisfied With
any player ON the team or with
any game. lie always looked nj
the black side of things,
He insisted upon absolute obedl-
ence aud always got h nom his
players His players feared and az
The same time respected him. Dur,
inE his years az Washington no one
ever hoard him suggest any rule
II football be broken.
HARD. fierce. fighting football
IL was his axiom. bu, he de-
manded that It be played on the
square. That Is why Dohic's foot
ialI teams were winners and cham.
pionS
4 favorite name among the
players was King Dobie," and
they often related how "the
King said thu, and the King
said that" 1t aS true that DO
be reigned over all he sur
tryed.
Dobie's teams had fewer plays than
any other team | snow ~ bur
shesc few were 50 we'll drilled that
they were completely mastered Is
The players and executed with con.
sistcucy and accuracy,
LIS teams were always good de.
IL fenslye teams and this was
slue TO his uncanny quiekness IN
picking out the strength Of oppos-
INK teams and Immediately solving
thetr offenss,
Many times during the halves,
he would change the position
OF his men so that the next
half would see deceptive plays
by the opposition stopped.
When his scouts would return
rom game he would plan q de-
Tense to stop the opposing team.
He was the first Washington coach
to insist on scouting system.
noBIEs teams first used tho
~ huddle system. altho not 10
the extent the o. 4. C. did This
form OF football was in practice by
Dobie as early as 1908.
Dobie has been successful
because he knew football and
knew how II should be played.
lie had absolute control OF his
men and would accept no nlFols.
He las lost some games during
his long career. but his record over
tho past 20 years Is one that VIII
stand for many generations.
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ny HAROLD ANDREWS

iiCACO oct %.
ON WrAtcru
zIdirgua blanket.
81 with auow OF
LEFT Sogy D. rain
OF Tho last Xix
days there viii
BE- % 10, ar skid
ding this satur
day bu ndiea
lions are that no
team viii have an
.wvnyfts.nsfw 80
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This sucllrd
up condition
came about thr
other day when
Lew won the
presidents cup
a. the Seattle
Golf club hy.
scoring q three
and two victory
against Stanley
Alien IN lho -
hplN final match
The differences
ia handIcn pB
gave stan a two
tip lead when he
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SCARES CHAMP

ELIZABETH, n. j., Oct. SLIM.
my Goodrich, worlds lightweight
champion, almost hit tartar here
last night in Gene Johnson, local
fighter The champion was floored
for a count of two in the seventh
round, after outboxing Johnson In
the earlier stages.
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WASHINGTON
RACE WINNER

MOSCOW Idaho. Oct a.
The University Of Washington
croSs-conuiry team copied the
championship Of the Pacific
Northwest here yesterday IN the
annual race between schools In
this section.
He'd Ramsey. Washington
ace. led the field and won from
the best men in the Northwest.
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PIdce-KiCk
Defeats
KuayS
Hudson's Toe Wins for
Beavers in Close
Game, 3 TO 0
rUEp STANDINGS
BY Henry f. Blake

tN.yari lime lilIi
Hudson Ballard
rulllagk iu tue
last quarter uf
Tho Eamshealne 2
queen Ammo Do.
day afternoon zoe
Denny field.
uIlcek lgked DIS
team To- victory
frum thr TO-
yard line CIV
ing llfIItrd "a
vtu too The
ual va7 kfckrd
..#
five minutes Co
so HIS fret
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here yesterday
- 20 7
n was us Nr {
defeat n Coach
Mathew on life
home field and
"a crushed band
Of Idaho support
erH were wonder
iie what b. wae
an about when
tho game war
over.
Perhaps they
expected 20 lose
but not by the
overwhelming
score that the
EarTlorE fro ~
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HUSKIES SET
FOR PULLMAN

DuLLNIAS. Oct 3t-A cool crisp
4 day was at hand Tor she game
between tho Washington Husdes
and the Washington state Cougars
hcfr this afternoon. for ihUtr annual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
BEATS JIM FLYNN

PHOENIX, Arlza Oct. 81 Bat
Ting Butch. local heavyweight. last
night defeated Jim Flynn. veteran
fighter. here
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tlNpWFN on lNN tlEai tee Out nc iNat
that advantage In the morning
round and had TO hattie hH oprou,
ent on even terms tn the second
half A the final score indicates.
tho Terrell golf was TOO good for
tho Allen shot making.
Champion Terrell and Hummer Up
Allen arc. incidentally. tenants OF
Gasoline Alley In tho North End
locker room. And they arc telling
the world about e
TIVE course Of tho olympic Golf
L and Country club is coming in.
10 iu own and II the fairway con.
ditions keep on improving this links
viii undoubtedly be ono OF tho most
popular tn tho Northwest when
next spring rolls round
No course. anywhere. has bet.
ter variety Of golf holes than can
bc found at the Olympic and now
that the fBlrwayB arc beginning 10
sprout grass and tho putting greens
becoming true and vciyoty the en-.
tire layout win aoon be Just what
Bnly C'spccd Gets Emu Bolcom
and Earl Jamison started out TO
bund-thc best that money could
produce.
TNHAT scattlc's privately.owped
public golf course. known as
the Foster Golf links. has made
decided hit with golfers is the word
that owner George Eddy has 10
say about this venture that he
started about a year ago on co.
acre tract Of lnud at Foster station
Play. especially during the
wecli.ends, has far exceeded the
owners expectations; so much
so in fact that he Is now con.
sidcring the purchase Of more
land on which TO build another
nine holes 10 his present very
attractive links.
The putting areas now under play
will be discarded in a few months
when the now ones. large and roll
ing, come into play
BEGINNING Sunday November
- 1 and continuing until further
notice, the green's fees at tho Earl.
ington Golf and Country club viii
be Just 81 per. day
Club Secretary Nels Parker
also comes TO bat, along with
the above announcement, with
the info that the membership
IL becoming so large that AN
addition hns TO he built onto
the locker room.
Yes. things look very promising
at the Black River club
JIMMIE HUSH, for many
- years professional NJ the
Vancouver Golf club, has re-
signed that position to take up
IA similar one NJ tho Marine
Drive Golf club In the British
Columbia city.
CWYN BOWEN product OF
" California, has been appointed
professional at the now Oswego
Golf and Country club, in oregon.
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ISt Defeat
for MQttV
at Home
Power Of u. S. c. Offense
Too Much for Idaho
Eleven

MOSCOW Idaho oct 81 Bril-
w liant. clever. and WORKING with
"a certainty and surety that gF ept
the Idaho VaHd1ls or their fet.
tHa University Of Southern califor-
ui-, coached by Howard Jones won
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THEY caN hn match because
4 hr hal knHch af hmrfrriH0
th- chances OF other frums bB Ms
hirtiHH Eggshuu1 HHstir5 lrE De-
fhr frHw for Msfkrr ia Hsr tb
r1farrr and knife aH i0duV u7 fdr
W1HFngiaH State Cuw01rs ir-ra 90
rIuU Washington This afternoon
WrrGrr rs one 1f me brR l,rtr
rrF i- ne Wrsf aaa hs ir9rt hos
brrn the tig factor m 49, n G.
utHHng iig games ttW sras8H
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FOLEY Is yICTO,i

EVERETT oct al Marley Fo-
ley Of Tacoma, Last night defeated
Battling LoglIc, OF 81 Paul, here In
The main event Of ak rounds.
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BOHEMIAN. Mont, oct. ivy.
oming defeated Montana state at
football here yesterday by tho mar.
row score Of Z 10 0.
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W hCptNcr "a
football tanning
bee is held it ts
always tho Same
querl. pohIr
was colorgul hy
was am actor
his old SLOUGH
hat immcmor
able cigar and
long black over
coat will always
Ice remembered
rv football fans
The glaomicst
man In ais
coaching fyatrr
nifty knew foot
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LINErrs AND SUMMARY

Idaho scoring Touchdown. Csmeroni
poJHt after touchdown. Towers
T.. 3. c scoring: Touehdowrs. Drury
.. Kaer 2. Earle. Elliott. Lsramsth
Points after touchdown, Drury J.
Referee. George Vzrneli, Chicago: UNI
pirr. Tom Louti;, Portland. head Ines
man, Bob Evans field Judge. Bob Morris.
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There is absolutely no truth
in the report that Roy Camp.
bell has asked for reduction
In his handicap. He did. how.
ever. say something about Lew
Tcrrcll's rating going on a diet.
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? BY ALEX C.ROSE
El o. - n
49, ss.ass- -. 90. -. -: -

sam Anderson. the ". k building
contractor and fight fan, has dc.
cided TO take a fling at the golf
game.
Jack Scott has several hand.
stitched pellets that hc may let you
have. cheap. sam
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We haven't heard from Joe
Newbcrger for quite some time,
hut expect that he is still doing
most OF his Eolf-in the rough,
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gy "Wee" Coyle

NIHAT made Gh pouIo such q
w successful colChe
That BE- o question that has been
asked az The writer many time
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PORTLAND TEAMS PLAY

PORTLAND, Oct. Albany col.
lcge and Columbia university Of
Portland clash here this afternoon
az football.
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By Alex {. Rose

II sou should happen across fci.
L i1w with hE head up Ia tbr air
aud bic chest thrown hack that's
levin TFrrllI
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Having learned the words and the
tune Of the Salisbury" song, Joe
Tcmplcton feels that he is now In
position TO pay a little more at.
tention to his follow thru.