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VETERAN OF INDIAN WAR, CAPT. APPLECATE
 PASSENGER, WATSON
BEEN VISITING DAUGHTER AT kODlAK-HAS HISTORICAL
 REPUTATION

Captain o. C. Applegate, member of family made internationally famous in the Covered Wagon" Emerson Hough's story, was southbound pas senger on the Admiral Watson after visiting a daughter in Kodiak, Mrs. z. T. Halferty. His home is in Kla- math Falls, Oregon.
 The. famous wagon train which blazed the trail across the plains to Oregon in 1843 and brought the first settlers by that route was led by Jes- SC Applegate, uncle of the captain. His own father, Lindsey Applegate, was one of the three brothers who were in charge of the party Captain Applegate, himself is a veteran of the Modoc Indian war and was in charge of the Klamath Indian reserva-
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AT THE HOTELS
Hotel Van Glider

Howard W. Scatter, Spokane; c. w. Wagner, Seldovia; Geo. Hansen, Se- attle; Mrs. s. L. Colwell, Seward; J. J. Chisholm, Anchorage; Hawley Ster- ling, Anchorage; Lucille s. Mcdonald, Cordova; Mrs. Gerry Bach, Ketchi- kan; J. c. McEachern, Kodiak; J. L. Waller, Anchorage; L. c. Smith, An chorage; H. s. Redpath, Seattle.
 Hotel Overland
 Pete Who's, Seldovia; R. E. Bell, H. Lange, Karl Albrefson, KrisIand Ja- cobson, Erling Anderson, Robert King, Seldovia; c. c. Tefener, Anchorage; J. C. Lander, c. Jamison, c. A. Frank.
 Hotel Seward
 H. H. Courtney, Ernest Levin, Moose Pass; Mrs. G. J. Swenson, Fairbanks; A. Brooks, Mrs. Middle ton, Peter Sandell.
 Hotel Sexton
 Mrs. P. Pederson, Mile 2.
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Robert Kelsey, steamship agent at Valdez for the Admiral Line, and the Alaska Steamship Company, accom- panied by his son, Robert jr., arrived in Seward Saturday night, making the Golden Belt trip from Valdez to Fair banks, thence out over the govern ment railroad. Speaking of the trip over the trail, MT. Kelsey said it was most pleasant one, the road being in fine shape and the accommodations most excellent. He was also greatly pleased with the Alaska Railroad de cIaring it marvel for the short time it has been constructed. MT. Kelsey left on the Admiral Watson for his home in Valdez.
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ALASKA DEPARTS FOR THE SOUTH
 FULL LISTING
ALASKA IN AND OUT WITHIN A FEW HOURS LAST NIGHT
 LARGE CARGO FISH.

The steamer Alaska Of the Alaska Steamship company returned to Sew ard last night from a special trip to Halibut Cove and to Kenai, took on large local passenger list and sailed for the south at about 10:30 last night.
 The outbound passenger list was as follows
 For Seattle-D. F. Hovis, Henry B. Looff, Clarence Campbell, Mrs. Myrtle Johnsrud, Melba Johnsrud, Edith Me Intosh, H. c. Dunlop, MT. and Mrs Ernest H. Smith, Joe Paulson, Wm. Shaw, J. Wm. Mercer Mrs. Jack An derson, Dr. M. R. Douglas, Mrs. Rose, o. Barton, MT. and Mrs H. F. Berry, Miss Ann A. Karlson, Bernard Os- wald, Mrs. H. Bloom, Miss Hildur Bloom, Miss Katherine Buxbloom, M. Estella McMillan, Guy HaIferty, jr.; Mrs. A. F. Fucker, MT. and Mrs. F. Renstrom and child, Jack Van Klu- ken, N w. Redman, w. w. Hodgeman, A. WickstrOm, John J. Mcleod, K L. Graham, F. w. Bowser, Larry Lom- bard, Mary E. Sturtevant, Louise R. Wrightson, Esther Wrightson, E. H. Wrightson, Mrs. Hal G. Evarts and son, MT. and Mrs. T. F. Peurman, c. L. Daggett, Miss c. Rotter, Miss M. Tweeddale, Miss F. M. Schneider, Miss c. c. Schneider, c. E. Walsh, Wm H. Weber, W. A. AxIing, Guy D. Hazel ton, Mr. and Mrs. H. CoweIl, Ruth B. King, Margaret Ratcliff, Ida R. Huss- baum, Dora B. Landtrip, R. H. Rog- CTS, E. c. Schwebel, Emily Rawlings, T. D. Warren, Ethel A. Holmes, A. J. Just, Richard Zyboloski, Mr. and Mrs A. J. Zyboloski, Mrs. H. Wilson and daughter Audrene, MT. and Mrs A. Lingo.
 For Cordova-C. L. Lake, H. s. For geson, Phell D. Sekinoff, Nita John stone, Naida Johnstone, Hal John stone, J. L. Cavanaugh, J. B. Reher, Richard Wakelin, J. J. Corey, Miss Ethel Bentley.
 For Juneau-H GoldfeId, John Enge, A. A. Bass, George Morrison, John Seller, Mrs. K. D. Seller and baby, Harry Seller, Miss o. Clark.
 For Ketchikan-Mr M. c. Holman, Wm. Yaanert, E. Wentworth. M. Wick.
 Latouche-Anton Velams, Wendel Leheaur, J. M. Ekonomon, Jas. Will Hams, T. satoris, oscar Moberg, Wm. Jacobson
 Valdez-A. c. Bowling, J. A. Ram sey, A. J. Signaigo.
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Brunswick Pnonograpns and Re- cords. The Alaska Shop. tf
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J. J. Chisholm, Anchorage broker, was among the Seward arrivals on the Admiral Watson, which vessel returned to port last night from the westward.
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tion when the troubles with the red skins were brought to an end. He is we'll known on the Pacific coast as speaker on patriotic and pioneer sub- jects. Mrs. Rachel F. Solomon, his daughter, accompanied him on the trip north. Her home is also in Kla math Falls.
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J. c. McEachern, we'll known in this city and in the Kodiak and Kanatak districts, arrived on the Admiral Wat son from the westward, and will re- main in Seward.
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Mrs. s. L. ColwelI returned on the Admiral Watson from a short busi- ness trip to Seldovia, where she has a number of investments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Austin Develops Pair
of NeW Ring Men Here

In fact that he would make sham.
rock blush with shame. And yet he
shows well In hts gym workouts, go
ing thru four hours work with Aus.
tn every day. Austin Is brushing
him up in the fundamentals Of the
game
Mckenzie has yet 10 prove his
metal under fire. and whether he is
real heavyweight prospect OF
bust win be known after his first
fight. which IA slated FOR Everett
next Wednesday He meets Charley
Buskns, big colorcd heavyweight,
Ia siG-r round bout,
Jones started out IN the local anna
tour shows and soon ran out OF OPP
pouents. He's southpaw with a
natural boxing style, and he can
punch, handle his feet and Is aggres-
sivc. Jones has had his test in tho
pro game. winning three straight
fights by knockouts, He hasn't had
any real tough opposition as yet. but
Austin is bringing him along slowly,
He's Just kid and may make the
grade II not pushed too rapidly. Jones
win make his fourth start at the
Crystal Pool Tuesday.
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About Sam Belkin

CECuSpS play "a large part In the
- success or downfall OF fighters.
many times swinging the margin
towards their fighters by advice 10.
tween rounds based upon otScTya
tons made during the progress OF
the Eight
Nobody has ever given sam
Iielkin much Of tumble n
second and yet 10 was an i'm,
portant factor In IIcllmnn's vic.
tory over SnoIl.
II was Belkin who coached Hell
man in that scrap and he told the
little porlander 20 stay inside Of
Smells swlnss. and 10 counter.
punch when Smell LEI one Or those
haymakera 50.
Hellmau followed instructions ana
won in "a walk
The converse Is true TOO, many
green boys having gone into th'
ring In Seattle with seconds WAo
don't even know enough 20 take ih'
chairs out OF ihc corner when ms
bell rings 10 start the round.
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WALKER KEEPS
w ELTER TITLE

NEWARK, ~ j.. Nov g
IN Mickey Walker retains his
worlds wolicrwciRht championship.
ITO held tho tito safely beyond the
reach Of sailor Friedman OF Chi.
cago In tho Newark nrmory last
night during ~ rounds Of fairly
spirited boxing a crowd ~ 1000
watched with evident satisfaction
tho smiling champion carry bat
tcrinF from tho outset up 10 almost
tho finish. Walker was the winner
Of tho dispute Discussion had no
place In 10 OF tho rounds which
walker took with consummato ease.
Tho last two rounds, when Fried
man started bclatcd rally, were
different story Ito Mt least held
tho champion even. II no did not
outpunch him In these sessions,
There wcro no knockdowns and
neither principal was marked at the
fnRl bell. Walker amply fought q
mc,hodical battle, pounding his op,
poncnts body for tho first half OF
the bout and then shifting his at
tack TO the head and Jaw
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Other Swingers

EREppIE MACK h another
l. fighter along the lines OF Smell
Anybody that will stand stiIl and
take ono of Mneks punches on
the chin usually hits the canvas.
but Freddie hasn't "A thing 10 go
with hls punch. and hc swings his
arms in the same arc every time he
swings,
4 smart fighter, barring IA lucky
punch. figures 10 beat Mack, and
usually docs
Luis lirpo was another
swiuEcr, lie was lucky enough
20 land ono wallop on Jack
Dempsey chin when ho
knocked the champion out Of
the ring, but after Dempsey
Ind been helped back into the
ring the champion won, because
Firpo didn't have anything but
Wild swing.
Tho EwiuFvrs arc good CARD, al
they arc usually aggressive and col
orgul. but you don't sec many OF
them rise 20 tho heights Ia the
ring
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Smell can h.t when no Janus, NO
has beaten many boxers who have
Won from Holman and got tho lit
tlo PurtlauIsr was smart enough
20 stay inside or sucll's swings and
hc boat Smell 10 the punch
\ good sock ON the chin VIII take
@ lot OF clcyerucss out OF % boxer
This was tho case when smell
Tough, Vic Foley last spring smell
landed one OF those failing punches
on the top OF Folcy's head In tho
first round and the Canadian
couldn't step around as Is his usua,
want. Consequently. he took a lot
Of punishment. and Il was only "a
miracle that kept him from o
Knockout Two rounds later when
Smell noorcd him several times,
Smell was up against the amo
thing the second time he fought
Tod Morgan. and he was beaten by
smarter boxer when he stacked
up against Johnny Dundee and
was trimmed by bud Taylor
Smell Is grrat audlcnec,pieaser
because he keeps swinging and
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Varsity Ring
Candidates to
Turn Out Soon

COACH JIMMY ARBUTHNOT. Of
" the Washington boxing and
wrestling teams, has named Monday
as the date for tho first tryout for
positions on the team They will
turn out In tho mons sym and will
get down 20 hard training at once.
Ted LANCE. 15s.poundcr. IS cap
tain OF the wrestling team. Ray
Rice. Ernest Martin. and Stewart
Hertz are tho veterans back with
the squad
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PLAY ANNUAL
GRID CONTEST

ABERDEEN. Nov. e. Aberdeen
and Hoqulam were TO meot here this
afternoon on Emerson ficld, in their
annual Turkey day clash. tho big
game for the two prep elcvous Bet
ting here IL even on tho two squads.
but Aberdeen appeared NJ n slight
Savorfts.
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everything. hut Wilson has every
football quality. lie can pass. punt
buck the line. run In an open field
and. In addition. Is great detcn,
slve player,
Previous to George Wilson,
have always coutended that Mel.
vile Mueklcstone, Washington half,
back In i9OS-i9il. was the peer OF
all backfield men Mucklestono was
the safest two or three yard burkcr
., has ever been my pleasure 10
watch He was equal To Wilson In
this respect. as well as on the de-
tense and in passing.
But he lacked two qualities VII.
son has; In kicking and running IN
an open field he suffers In com.
parison.
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CAGE LEAGUE
IS ORGANIZED

TACOMA. Nov. &C.. An eight.
team basketball league has bccn or.
gnnlEsd IN Pierce county for a
seven weeks play commencing Jan.
nary Z, E,atonyillo. Knpowsin,
Buckley ortinE. Fife. sumner and
tho Puyallup Elks. arc the teams
In tho loop
ono Eamc viii bs played each
week by the teams according te
Harry Euochs. who is in temporary
charge Of the league
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PLAYERS END
GRID CAREERS

AMEs. Iowa, Nov. 26.-Kansas
Aggies and Iowa State college met
here today, their contest on the local
rridiron having an important effect
on the ranking OF Missouri Valley
conference teams just below the top
Of the list.
Seven men, including the two
Benin brothers. conclude their service
With the cyclone squad today.
Weather was fair and the field in
good condition.
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MAY PULL
BIG UPSET

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2G.--Altho
all tho dopeEtcrs wcro picking st
Mnry's 10 win over Santa Clara In
tho little big game" this afternoon
tho backcrs OF the Mission boys have
not abandoned hope. Tho hope, they
cay, has been upset before and the
possibility that daring plays will do
II ngnin " being seriously consid'
cred.
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Yakima to Be
State Champ
With Victory

NTALLA wALLA. Nov. 2s.--Y Yak.
w ima's prep sridiers. claimants
Of the state title. win oppose the
WALL eleven here Saturday in tho
big game ot the season between the
two schools
Yakima has only been defeated
once In three years and tho local
team has been pointing all season
for the game. Coach schactler. OF
Yakima. viii clnim tho state tito
for his team II Il succeeds in win
ming from Vail
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Turkey Day
Grid Games

PACIFIC COAST
Oregon az srattis
CI9nshua at Muitnamah
Montana stats 40 Nautana
Hawaii az Occidental.
MIDWEST
Colorado az Denver,
wyominE e. Colorado AgEiFs
Nevada a. Arizona
Barhuess At Detroit
Vermont at So iosls
rafdharl AZ John Carroll
Ns,rs Dame At SsbTtssa
kansas state a. Atnrs
Mercer a. AaE4usits.
EAST
Cornell ~ Pens.
Syracuse a. Columbia
Poem State ~ PitsburE
colgate AZ FrpTidsncs.
sOUTIt
waahiartsa and Jefferson 81 West
virginia.
gusatiso Marines a. gsarxsisuH~
GsarEis AZ Alabama.
Auburn At georgia Tech
Tenussss- a. Kentucky
virginia at North Carolina
Tulane AZ Centenary,
William and Mary a. Richmond.
Drake AZ aoathsrn Methodist
Austin a. Texas Christian.
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STAR TACKLE
CAN'T PLAY

LINCOLN. Ncb., Nov &c Coach
Bcnrg's Nebraska Cornbuskers woro
ready for Noirc Dame here this
afternoon. hut they wcrc without
tho services Of Lonnio stinsr reg.
ular tackle. who has been injured
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CARTER LOSES
IN RING UPSET

EVERETT. Nov. 2G,--"Wildcnt
Carter. local boy. was beaten here
last night by Eddie Edwards, Van.
couvcr, II. G., battlor Tho outcome
was n surprise to oil Of the local
fans. IA Carter was "A big fovorito TO
win. Chuck O'Leary of Seattle,
won by knockout from Paul
SwnrtH
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who is fHfi
enough and
whose punches
are straight the
sWiugrr has no
tie chance 60
win unless be is
lucky in land
ing
This was Illus
tmtcd again the
other night az
tho Crystal Pool
Whom Doc
smell took a
neat boxing les
son from chuck
Holman
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PORTLAND In
SECOND WIN

DoRTLANp. Nov. 81 In ihe firg.
L regular hockey game here for
several years, the Portland Ro8ebuds
defeated the Vancouver Aiaroons.
70 2, here last night, In a Western
Hockey league same The victory
was the second Of the season IN two
Eames played. AZ tho Maroons were
defeated last Monday
Du,kowski. Portland star. and r..
vim. each accounted for a pair Of tho
Roscbuds goals.
An enthusiastic crowd % $500
turned out for the game
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Seattle who have
been win 6
real promise
big Bur- Nc
Rcnzle. the giant
Canadian strong
man. discovered
In the north
W o o ds weighs
sas pounds after
n workout, and
Little BtlIy''
Jones. n nashy
little bantam
weight. are the
two now boxers
being tutored by
tho vetcran In.
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PASS ADDS
ANOTHER

DeBruler, substitute quarter was
hit hard by Broadway taclller and
the ball went flying from his hands.
10 be recovered by Imberry After
bucking tho line, Abe English went
over for another touchdown.
Fcck took long pass from
English and ran % yards for the
fifth and last touchdown OF the
Tigers.
Thou came the heart. breaking
run OF Sirom and Knox booted
the goal.
lmbcrry made a beautiful place
Kick from tho 3o-yard line for the
only score tho Bengsls were able TO
make after that wild second period.
broadway (ssl lincoln On
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Piggot Will
Help Haynes

DAUL TlGOT-r prominent locaI
J. golfer has been appointed
suBlstant captain nj the 1nglcyvood
club. according 10 an announce.
meni made hY Dick Tlayncs, cap
tin Of the team TiEutt win also
handle the coddy situation AZ the
North End club.
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SOUTHERN GRID
TITLE STAKED

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 26.-
With the football championship Of
The South at stake, the clevenB OF
The University OF Alabama and the
University Of Georgia clash this aft
ernoon at lockwood field with both
cievens sure to be handicapped by a
yet, II not muddy field.
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PREP SQUADS
IN BIG GAME

TACOMA, Nov Lincoln and
Stadium high schools were TO play
here today In their annual Thanks
giving clash TO decide tho city prep
champion, Lincoln has won tho
Tito tho past two years and are
out after another victory
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WH1LE tho grips OF most star golf
w ors differ slightly, n majority
nro fundamentally tho same, Few
crack players cnro to experiment
with freak styles OF holding the club.
However, young British golfer
hns como forth with something now
and original. lie is OF tho opinion
That within five years It viii bc u
much copied style OF gripping the
golf club.
Tho originator of the now grip
lg g, llumphrcyics. assistant pro at
lllndhcnd, Recently IN competition
over that course against some Of the
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END SEASON

wALLA WALLA, Nov. 25.-Pa-
cific university and Whitman college
we're to wind up their football sched.
ules for this season with the game
here this afternoon.
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An American Sc
lection. who is
making his last
appearance with
She Washington
IiusKics this AZ
ternoon against
Oregon Wilson
In the opinion
OF the writer p
Americas great
est hack. Red
Grange not OK,
ecptea
II Is seldom
that a football
player is found
n. d I. -. ~
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Mckenzie never had on a boxing
glove until mid September. whom
Austin brought him down from Cah.
hda after seeing him handle three
men in n rough.and.tumble argu-
meut. Mckenzie IS green. 80 green
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broadway tssD


scoring - broadway. Touchdown,
feek ? Ryan, English, Imberry Goal
from field. Tmberry. Try-for- point Inn
berry Cplace-kiolts). lincoln: Touch
down, strom, Try-tor. point. Knox tplace-
kiekl
Substitutes 49, Broadway: HsrTAh for
Ellis. KctchRm for shusta. Moyes for
Angst, Rookerfeiler for Hurley. Sjurson
for English. Ellis for Harrah. English
for Sjurson, Shusta for Kctcham, Angst
for Moycs Hurley for Roekerfellor, Gil
mour for Ryan. sarrins for Gilmour,
Moves for Sarrins, HRrrah for Ellis
sjurson for English, slmonstad for Bacon,
Bacon for LRndauor, Lincoln; Reed sor
oistead, Nelson for walker, Flnlon for
Nelson, Nelson for Finon. DeBruler fer
Millar, Neit for Scott. oistoad FOR Reed,
Millar FOR peBrulcr, Oistcad for Scott
Officials -- Narnoll referee; FleAEer.
umpirei Morgan, lnesmnn, Woodrow.
timer.
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NAVY PREPARES
FOR ARMY TILT

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. g6--Navy's
griddcrs are working hard here and
all OF the men are in good shape
for the annual clash with the Army
Saturday at the Polo Grounds, New
York city Reports from the me.
tropolis state that all tickets for
the game arc sold out and a record
football crowd that may exceed sos
600, is expected,
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on Best Hafback in Football" - Wee CoyLe'

forces tho fight. no takes "a lot OF
punishment ip doinE Hu and loses
moro decisions than De would II he
had boxing skin to SO aluus with
his punch
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Husky Star
Is Rated
at Top
Former ~" Quarterback
Pays Tribute to Great
Backfield Man
By WEE" Coyle

,NNashingtou's Greatest Quarterback
0NHE University ~ Washington
i has had many great halflaeks,
but we must all joft our hats 20
deorgn Wilson, washInEton's first
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/ oNSIE AUSTIN. who s. always
~ on a s,lil-hunt for new ring per.
formers. is developing giant heavy.
weight and u young haniamwelghi in
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Miller Lacks Versatility

Hap Miller has many followers
who count him the equal Of Wilson.
He could do some things as well
as Wilson, but he lacked the versa
tnity OF the Everett boy.
Poor old Cy Noble, n member
OF Dobie's regime, who was
later killed In the battle OF the
Argonne. was a powerful plung-
Ing back who didn't know the
word quit. He is certainly en-.
titled to place as one OF
Washington's greatest.
Rex Hosley. Walter Wand, Ray
Eckmann, Leonard Zcil, and many
other backs have all done their bit
for Washington as haifbacks, but
none had the all-around ability OF
AlI.American George.
Ed Hughes. prom!=snt San Fran
disco sports writer. said the Wash
Ington team was beautiful but
dumb" II Wilson is not given a
place on the AIl-American team the
same term should ba applied to the
solicitors
When he makes his last appear
ance today, watch him and see fol
yourself II he isn't the best Wash
insson. or the coast. or the nation
has ever had.
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Proof Enough

Tho Eastern scribcs who Will So.
leet the All.American teams. cannot
overlook this fact. that for the first
time IN the history OF Pacific Coast
football. California writers have
been unanimous in their praise OF
the great player from the North.
west. when the Native son writer's
assume this attitude 1t should he
proof OF Wilson's greatness
In the California game VII.
son proved his ground gaining
ability and his frrociiy 81 de
Tense and his calmness under
stress again proved his great.
ness.
Washington held California on its
avn cight.yard line. Guttormsen
turned TO Wilson at the time ana
said. Can you kick Il. George
Without a moments hesitation the
big back booted the bali for 90,
sard punt TO Tut Inlay. who was
nailed In mIdfield by the Washing
ION ends. That one incident Is
typical OF Wilson when the COINS
Is rough.
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4 SWINGING Fighter, uhu let's
~ punches ny with both hands
Is always dangerous M tho rims
but pjttcd against a smart loNer
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Broadway Swamps Lincoln in Final Prep Grid Mix
Third Place
Staked on
Sunday
Black Diamond and Ma.
pie Leaf Play Feature
Soccer Tilt

WlTiI Newcastle and Carbonate
w sitting atop FIRST and second
place, having q FlranElrhold on
both positions. The feature game IN
the Northwest Soccer league sun
day g. between Maple Leat and
Black Diamond, az Black Diamond,
90 settle third place honora Tor the
umo being.
Tho Diamonds have strength,
encd greatly and may be cN
pectrd 10 Keep their stand Ia
third place against the post
team. Rudy DTnaC. on the
forward wall. and Jim STANCE
and lied Towers. backs, arc the
new additions 10 the Black
Diamond eleven.
Maple Leaf viii depend upon
Jimmy Bennett one u the heaviest
rraung playsrB IN the league, Sam
Abbey and Dave Purylu 60 help get
into third place.
TWO new additions 20 the sham.
l. zoe" lriahh'eh may CIV" W,
HF'"hA place. ''u ''a"' F..g
'"uN'o W., - -. 80
'',.'' ',,' ~ 80 -, ~ ~ 49,,
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Alex Carmichael and Jimmy Nell.
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In his hfst appearance with Todd
SUNDAY.
THERE should be no change
l. In the Iradrrship of division
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