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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Roses Officials
Stand By

DASApENA. Cal. Dee, I-TuaruA
4 meut Of Roses officials wcra in.
teTested byatanders today to tho
tangled task OF selecting tho East.
West football teams for tho annual
New Years day classic here.
This local officials arc anxious 10
stage the contest and have beautiful
engraved invitations ready for tho
lucky team but they Will have moth
ing 10 do with picking tho contend.
ers.
According 10 les II. Henry. chair.
man OF tho COMMITTEES which stages
tho annual event. officials Of the
tournament have made no effort 10
select a team TO represent tho Coast
and win not take "a hand IN the nc
gotiaslons.
I'VE are leaving the entire matter
to conference officials, OF which Ray
mond Cortslyou. graduate manager
OF the University OF California, II
chairman. Henry said. Henry said
tournament officials were keenly dis
appointed that Washington would
not accept tho invitation 70 play. He
added that there was no prospect Of
the event being called off. relying
entirely. however. on ability Of the
conference officials 20 pick suitable
opponents.
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JEFFERSON is
GRID WINNER

rAuLT sTEELE's e5-yard run
VI after receiving a pass from Nor
ris in the last half. gave the JeffnF-
son Park A. c. a to victory over
west Seattle and tho local somipro
grid tito yesterday at Hiawatha
playfIcld.
Both teams played hard and clean
football and play in the first half Of
tho game was even. steele'a run IN
tho second hal, was the only big
gain Of the game.
Len McCutcheou, Of the Park club,
was the star Of tho day. hts defensive
work standing out ut all times He
stopped the plunging OF tho West
sldsrs' backs time and again.
Leltz and Evers. at quarter. ran
the team in heady fashion, while the
work Of Ahner, Bnkcnhus, Baiko~.
ski and L4gato stood out on the line.
Ivan Jones WIS the star for the
west sidcrs. getting off several end
runs for good gains Biroky Craw.
ford. Rollis Corbett and Krauezunia
were the best OF The West Seattle
.n6
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Post Squad
Wins From
Cartons
Shipbuilders Cop Close
Game From Black
Diamond, FL
BY Peter SaIvus

TWO teams. Todds and Maple
i Leaf. entered the finals for IN.
Record cup Sunday by winning
their games in Division ! OF the
trophy playoff. Todds defeated
Black Diamond. 90 ]. at Renton.
and Maple Leaf bested Carbonate,
3 70 2. AT West Seattle.
Before n record crowd and
under ideal soccer conditions,
TOdds pulled thru with a win
over Black Diamond. The two
teams battled even during the
first half, and the stout defense
work Of both elevens predicted
tie game.
In tho second half Of the game
both teams opened up, with tho
strong Todd team getting the better
Of the scrimmages. A sklrTnish in
front Of the miners goal and boot
by Daily gave the shippers their
flint counter. Soon after. Browns
kick Was saved by Hollow, Black
Diamond goalie. By a wonderful ef.
fort
The score was eyened when Rudy
Dernac crossed up Mickey McPhil-
lips on a penalty shot.
The deciding counter came
from Bert Kirkwood's boot past
Hollow, after cross assist from
Eddie Harlan. The miners took
the offensive part at this stage
Of the game, but wero unable to
pierce the strong defense OF the
Todd eleven
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tomorrow nights card az tho Crystal
Pool that he was practically forced
70 put him on. Austin agreed 10 let
The young Goliath battle. so the flstio
followers viii see him In action
against Al Anderson. another big TEL
low. Anderson halls from Alaska
md comes 10 scattis with the repu.
ration Of being tough scrapper. He
weighs better than 100 pounds and
has seen Mckenzie in action. Ander.
son jumped at tho chance 10 meet
Bill and thinks no can slow tho white
hope up to a walk.
LCKeuzie's fight tn Everett tho
81 might didn't last long enough
foAa'1ss on hand to get much OF n
line on him. Buskins. his opponent,
was scared to death about tn. time
the gong rang and the first blow, n
right cross TO the chin by Mckenzie
broke his jaw Another sock or two
and the bout was over. Bill winning
by X. o. In the first round
Anderson is expected 10 be "a DIFF
fsrcnt sort OF @ proposition and tho
boys and girls should be able 10 get
some sort OF n tine on Just what Nc.
Kenzle has on the bali. He has been
shaping UP exceptionally we'll in the
gymnasium and while tho bout In
Everett did last he looked very good
for a beginner.
Teddy o'Hara, the boy with the
terrific left hook, from Oakland, viii
box Ted Krachs. in the main event
Of the evening, o'Hara has good
reputation and with victories TO his
credit over many Of the best boys on
the Coast figures to make Rrache
step some TO hold his own.
All the boxers on the card
worked out at Austin and Salts
gym yesterday afternoon before a
full house OF fans.
The rest OF the card will be: John
Budnick VS.. Club Crawford. Johnny
Rose vs. Johnny Woods and Billy
Jones VS.. Tex Vernon.
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Three Schools
Hold Turnouts
in Cage Sport

uOQutAM. Dec Coach Pete
II Barto. q the Hoauiam prcp
hpopstrrs. planned 10 cali ths first
turnout ot the season here thir az,
terBoon Six experienced men arc
planning to turn out for the team.
They are Shoarer aud koaoff. for.
wards Thomas center. aud Kuocil.
sturm and Gordon, guards
weathcrwRr high school cagers
have already begun working under
Coach Homer Taylor with tho inter.
elass games run off pulvcr.
browning and Murphy aro the vet
Grams hack.
Coach Maaiiu. OF tho junior high
school. has also had his men turn.
iuE out, He win stage Tho Junior
hlgh school tournament, soon. he an
nVuuced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Count Rebuked
~ Tennis Body
as Poor Sport

NEW YORK, Dec. 7,--By U. PJ-
y Report OF tho European Davis
cup committee criticizing Count salm
Won Hooggtraeten. Husband of Mil.
licent Rogers" for Objectionable be-
hayior during the Irish.Austrian
Davis cup preliminary match. has
been approved by the United states
Lawn Tennis association.
Officials of the Irish team com.
PLANE dthat salm had made obJcc-
iionable remarks on the court, had
openly disputed the decisions Of the
umpire and linesmcn. and had re-.
fused 10 live up TO agreements made
by tho two committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

1t Happened
on Saturday

"pEp GRANGE made his pro
~ football debut ip New York
AZ tho Polo grounds before somo
10000 fans, and scored two touch,
downs, tho Chicago Bears beating
the New York club, "a 20 q,
%. A. &. was trimmed hr 4. =,
g.. rs 20 o, IN tho final Coast con.
ference football game at Los An,
geles
Nebraska signed 20 play Notre
hamu ou November 6, 1886
81. Mary's won tho Far West.
ern conference grid title by wal
looping tho Fresno State Teachers
college az san Francisco. 81 tolt,
Princeton beat Cornell. o 20 o,
and won tho Eastern intrrcol,
lcgiatc soccer title
Minnesota and Michigan win
play twice In the Blg Ton grid
race next year. on October ls and
November 10. This was done 10
break a deadlock tn the schedule.
which requires each team 10 play
four conference games
Portland beat Calgary. -. IN
the Western hockey fixture al
Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
WALES PUTS
UP TROPHY

NEW YORK, Dec, WINNERS Of
tho championship in the National
Hockey League will be presented with
n $500 cup, sponsored by the Prince
OF Wales, and TO DO known .ns tho
Prince OF Wales cup. John S, Ham.
mond, president OF tho New York
club. announced. Four OF tho seven
clubs'in tho league arc from Canada.
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"a

trustees, at which sanction was
given her to ''go ahead and mako
all arrangements for the tournn.
mcnt and We'll sec that II Is put
over in true Rainier style"
Altho Capt. Mrs. Dwan has not
yet decided on tho program It is
almost certain that It will be about
tho Same as last years, namely.
that the 1S.hole qualifying round
will determine the 16 players to
comprise tho championship draw
and the rest OF tho qualifiors TO be
bracketed together In flights of
eight according to their medal play
scores. Special events, such as two
ball foursomcs, driving, approach
ing and daily putting, will DO on
tho menu during that July week at
n I,.la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
COMMITTEES TO
BE APPOINTED

The various committees will be
appointed within tho next few
weeks and Mrs Dwan and her as
soclatcs arc going TO aim to make
tho meet tho biggest and bost OF
all, Chairman Ray Ogden. Of tho
green's committee. has promised TO
have tho course In tip.top condition
for tho women folks, What could
bo sweoter7
The first city championship was
played at tho Darlington links and
won by Mrs, Fred Jackson, The
following year Mrs, Clay Cary an.
noxed tho title at the Seattle Golf
club md Mrs, Harry Young, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
GOODRICH TO
FIGHT KANSAS

pUFFAtp, Dee Jimmy Good,
- rich will defend his worlds
l,ehrwieEht title here tonight Ia a
l5.round bout with Rocky Kansas.
veteran Of tho Is5-pound division.
Goodrich Is credited with the
title. altho no won from a rather
mediocre field In the New York
boxing commissions tournament
some time age. when they tried 60
find successor 20 Benny Leonard
KansaA is one OF the oldest ring
performers among the lightEelEhis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
DEFENDS TITLE

Los ANGELES. Dec Joe
stccher. cl5lmnnJ Of the worlds
heavyweight mat title. win defend
the championship hero Ddc, II
against Jim Londos, Greek mat nee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
ERICKSON is
ELECTED PILOT

I.ONNIEW, Dec. Stove Efick-
son. baiChack OF tho LonEyitw high
school Grid team. has been elected
captain Of tho local team Tor Tho
1896 season. ETicksou'a work thru
out the past season has been out
standing and the vote was almost
unanimouH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

enough for Washington to
play. and inasmuch rs the
HuSkieS went South two
years ago, the thing is off
for good rs far as Washing
ton is concerned.
Stanford and the University Of
Southern California are tho only
teams left to ftll tho hin Tor the
West
As the Cardinals played last
year. and went thru a tough
schedule this season. that just
about lets them out. The Iro
JAMS have taken two defeats on
the chin, have game 10 play
with st. Marys Saturday that
win complete a l2.gamc SEIZED
ulr. the longest In tho country,
and they, too. may give the
Pasadena affair the go.by.
The Pasadena officials arc up
against Il and II tho game isn't
played this year. Il may ~ the
death.kuell for the contest as far
as the future II concerned.
Tho Coast conference waited too
long ia lining up an Eastern team
Dartmouth. the logical team 70
come West, had disbauded before
they got the invitation And then
Princeton and Tulane both turned
it down. Alabama being the only
outfit willing 20 consider II. wash.
ington's action looks Ike the final
blow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Five Veterans
Are Back With
Wallis Cagers

.lIALLA WALLA. Dec. Forty.
w two mon responded 20 tho call
OF Coach sid Rich Of tho wa.Bl
hoopstcrs for this season. Including
five veterans from last years squad.
After winning the Washington state
title for two years, Wnlln WRlla
prep engers nre out this season TO
duplicate tho feat
Tho veterans are. Croxdale. Dague,
Brnmhall, Timmons and Perry. Tho
first game is against Prescott, Dc.
cembor IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
U.S.C Winds UP Conference
Grid Race, Beating Beavers
l.. A. Team Comes Back After Losing to Pullman and
Wallops 0. A. c., $50; Trojans Have One More
Game to Play and Pullman Goes to Hawaii

IHTHEN the University of Southern California tramped
w on the Oregon Agges by the unexpected of $50
Saturday the Coast Conference football for 1925
passed into history.
The Trojan-Beaver unexpected only size
the former going into the game favored to win in spite of
the defeat handed the Southeers by Washington State
week previously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
u. S. C. SIGNED

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec. IT,
Notrc Dame has signed to play the
University OF Southern California
eleven In Los Angeles next year. II
sas announced here. The game
Will probably be played the first
saturday in December. Tho Tro-
JAMS win come East the following
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
FROSH TURNOUT

Tho Frosh basketball players Will
turn out FOR tho first time tonight
at Z o'clock at Washington. host
Of former prep stars reporting TO
Coach Graves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
NEW MANAGER

AUGUSTA, Ga. Dec. T.--Chnrile
Street. former battery mate for
Waiter johnson. has taken over the
management ot the local club In tho
South Atlantic league, according TO
an announcement hero by tho clubs
officials. Street is veteran base.
BAH player and was formerly man.
hger OF club IN the Western
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Hornsby Is
GiUen Honor
in His Loop

NEW YORK, Dec, 7s-RoEers
= ' Hornahy. manager and second
bafcman Of the St Louis Cardinals.
has been awarded tho honor OF
being tho most valuable" player
in tho National league after poll
Of sport writers Ia tho circuit
Tho vote. as announced by
James Could. president OF tho Base.
ball Writera' association. follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

present champion, won the crown
at the Inglewood links last year,
With the dates set for the city
and state championships--the latter
to bo played at Yakima during the
last week in August-all that re-
mains in the major events is tho
Pacific Northwest date. Some time
in June is as close as is known
when the p. n. G. A. golfing crowd
will gather at the Spokane Golf
and Country club.
tHTNHE time is now ripe for tho
i Western amateur or the West
ern open championship 10 be played
for on n course in the Pacific North.
west, and l am hero to put in bid
for the 1926 or the 1927 meet, either
amateur or open, TO be held at tho
Seattle Golf club"
These words, or words to that
effect, will be spoken by Director
A. S. Kerry, former president OF
tho Pacific Northwest Golf asso-
citation, and for many years the
spark plug" Of golf in this SEQ
ton. when he takes the floor nj
the annual meeting of the West
ern Golf association, TO be held
In Chicago Saturday.
And the chances that he will get
Just what he is going after have
very bright hue, according to all re-
ports.
This much can be sald--no better
delegate could have been sent than
this Same A. S, Kerry. If there is
any getting, he'll get II,
TNHE first meeting of the Randa
l. club, an organization formed
right here In our fair city for tho
purpose OF promoting golf in every
link connection, will be held at the
Gowman hotel Tuesday evening at
$50, when 10s members will sit down
to dinner and hear just what this
Randa baby is all about.
President Charlie Carskadden
will call on ono OF the best known
golf workers In the Northwest
Edgar Crider---to give the low.
down and the highup about
Randn, and there win bo several
other speakers doing their bit,
Maybe the brothers win engage
In bit Of singing also.
Anyway, II looks like huge even
ing for tho imndas on Tuesday at
the Gowmnn hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
THE IINEUPs
POST TEAM VICTOR

T TNCORKING nifty passing CON-
- blnation. Maple Leaf won from
Carbonate after a hectic see.saw 10
enter the finals with Todds for the
Record cup.
Maple Leaf led at the half time, 2
10 /. and then took a bigger lead
when Jimmy Bennett scored his third
goal OF the day. Androsho plunked
his second goal of the game past the
Post teams goal for the Carbons
uarnpd urnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
TO OPEN FIGHT
ARENA TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Dec. TEX Rick.
ards new Madison Square Garden
viii be opened for boxing tonight
with the prelimlnaries Of an amateur
tournament staged by the Metropoll.
tan association OF tho A. A. u. Tho
finals In eight classes will DO staged
tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
THE LSEUPs
OTHER RESULTS

T1HE Vikings and Builders Brick
l. will meet in the finals for the
Brown Bros. trophy. The Norsemen
defeated the Tacoma Tigers, TO /.
in an overtime period. Builders'
Brick won from Burnett, to ., at
Burnett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
MLARNIN AND
TAYLOR FIGHT

VERNON, Cal. Dec. 7--Bud Tay.
Tor and Jimmy McIaruln. feather.
weights, meet 80 a I0.rouud decision
fiEh, here tomorrow night AfcI.ar.
min. n Vancouver boy. will have a
weight advantage o. several pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

the city titular
lionors will be
played at the
Rainier Golf and
Country clu b,
July IL TO 16,
inclusive.
The above an
nouncement was
mado by Mrs.
Stephen Dwan.
captain OF the
women's divis.
ion OF the Raj.
nier this morn.
ing, following n
meeting of the
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ia almost certain
10 realize about
100000 for his
first season ua u
professional foot
hail player
Tho red.hRlrcd
star OF the Chi
caEa Bears got
$50 900 as his
share OF tho ne,
cclpta whom TO-
600 spectators
jummed into the
Polo ground
yesterday 20 sec
team boat the
New York Giants
10 90 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Two Shippers
at Notre Dame

CoUTH BEND. Dee. T-Notre
~ Dame will have two red,
haired captains on It's foothall
team next year, \ tic vote was
cast last night with Gene Ed
wards. quarterback. OF Green
Bay, WIS, and Tom Heardon o.
Weston. W. Va receiving tho
same number of votes. The two
men win rotate In the duties OF
captain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
PSo GRIDIRoN 9
PLAYER DEAD

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Z. - Paul
McConyillc. member Of the profes.
slonal Frankfort Panthcrs football
team. died from broken neck aus.
iaincd yesterday IN gamo against
Tho summordale a. A. lie was hurt
making 3, flying tacllc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
HILL WINS MATCH

LONGyIEw. Dec - Red Hill. OF
Rydorwood. won from Sam feathers.
Of wiulock, In q wrestling bout hero
Saturday night Hin lost the first
fall. but came back TO cop tho next
two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Field Changed
for Grammar
Soccer Playoff

THE field for the play.off of tho
l. grade school succer title. ached.
ulcd for Tuesday afternoon, has boon
changed 10 u. r.. Day playfield. DiJ-
sotlsfnctlon was expressed by some
Of tho members Of the teams playing,
Interlake and Hawthorne.
Noil Ellis, head OF grammar school
athletics, announced the change this
morning. The game VIII start at
1916, az scheduled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
U.S.C or Stanford
Only alternatives
Alabama Ready to Come, but Washington Turns
Down Invitation When Board of Control
Puts Crusher on Bid
BY Leo Ii. Iassen

\ again, off again, Finnigan!
Hang that motto on the Pasadena football
game
With Alabama ready to come West for the
New Years tuSsle in California, Washington
the champion team of the West, has slipped
another shot of dynamite into the situation
by turning down the invitation TO represent
the West when the Board of Control put the
cruSher on the bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

and several hun
drcd others who
would liked "a
iiave seen him
but didn't get
the opportunity,
VIII have anoth
er chance 10 see
Z b e promising
big boy in ac-
ton. This time
right here in
Seattle
Mate b maker
Biddy Bishop re-
ceiyed 50 many
requests from
boxing FAM 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Local Ring
Men to See
Mckenzie

TANY Seattle boxing inns who
~ tourneyed TO Everett last week
- Bill Mckenzie. Lonpie Austin's
.-v ght prutega. make his debut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

The skin you love 10 touch In
college II used to be the sheepskin.
now Grange has made 1t the pig
skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

They sn"opportunty knocks but
once which Is proof enough that
Opportunity Is neither politician
nor n "closc friend Of The family"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

The Husky players voted Sunday morning and a small
majority favored the trip. The board met the after
noon decided that there wasn't hearty enough response
from the grdders announced that four years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
THE LISEUrs

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HhFFIHNH Tut
Tagats, Evora for I.aitz; Reagan for
Dare; Ralkowsjd for Baksnhus: LeRnto
for 8chiffner. Putnam for Reagan.
woEt Seattle Tate for whlook. Bob
Corbstt for oliver; Forester for Mitch
ELI Green for Tate; Ring for Forester.
Offfcinis--R Referee. RoEebsrg: umpire.
Mililken; head ilnsman, Bell,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Oregon Last

Oregon, without n conference vic
tory in five starts, brings UP tn
rear. The webfooters have thu
solaco of remembering what they
almost did to the Washington Hus
ldcs here Thanksgiving day.
u. s. G. has another game on
It's schedule for the year, meet
ing ST. Mary's Saturday nj Los
Angeles. The latter team upset
the dope by wallopinE the Los
Angeles boys last fall. st.
Mnry's has powerful team
this season and the Troians will
have TO be mt their best to beat
the Oaltlanders.
Washington state has two con-
tests left in Hawaii, making the
trip TO tho islands during the
Christmas vacation.
And then there's the Pasadena
gamo left for ono Coast team, that
II, II tho contest isn't abandoned
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
BY Alex c. Rose

WoMEN golfers OF the city of Sc
w attic are hereby notified that
tho fourth annual tournament OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Red Grange on Way to 100000 Fortune on Grid
See
Star in
Action
Grange Has Averaged
$3.50 Per Minute Since
Turning Pro
BY Henry /. Farrell

NEW YORK, Dec. T. with a total
IN earnings OF $4,000 Tor five
games. PLAYED Ia II dayH. Rcd Grange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

The final standings of the
ington was the only unde-
feated college eleven in the
West.
Stanford has undisputed posses.
sion OF second place. losing only to
the Huskies The Cards won four
games.
L. s. C. and o. A. c. tie for third
place, tho cdgo going TO tho former,
duo to It's victory Saturday They
both won three and lost two gamhs.
California Drops
California, ruler for SO many sea.
sons. winds up in fifth place this
year with two wins and two losses
against conference opponents.
Washington State and Idaho
tie for sixth place, tho latter
given tho edge because II beat
Pullman.
Montana ranks eighth, registering
a lone victory over Idaho.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-09-04
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.

affords him opportunities in mat
direction that are not found in ssy
other country. Here, in this hs.
loved land of ours, there are school,
for everyone, where man, woman
or child may enjoy the benefits Of
development and opportunity
More sons and daughters of work.
ingmen are in colleges and uniyer.
sites here in America than in any
other country on earth.
When we lay down our tools +,
celebrate Labor Day each year We
should recall all of these adv9p;.
ages that we enjoy as American
workingmen. We should allow 5or
minds TO wander over the vast do.
main of labor in America and viSu.
alize the wonderful blessings Of
American citizenship and Amer.
can opportunity. Such thoughts
will cause us to hold our heads a
little more erect and it will make
our step frmer and steadier when
we march in the ranks with our
fellow-workers. Labor Day is
Labor's Day.