The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1910, Page 2

tees Palen REONTEERREReNERR IE etme through the line, The closeness of the backs to the line of scrimmage | per speedy work by the tnter | ference and man carrying ball and | a clever coach can devise innum A] erable plays behind the screen of| Here's an offensive formation possible the new rules which permits a variety of attack It is called the shift fc tion and the player furthest back carries the ball, either around the ends or! forwards. under its THE STAR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, - Aan MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING The directors thweat of the Nor IN N. W. LEAGUE MEETING : ard A. Wattelet, who ha 1910. | | SHORT SPORT Ad Wolgast, thé champ, wil probably Bat Nelson today for a go to be held Christmas Bye Hverett Saturday Franklin high scalp of the f huskies this Batu Wenatchee high comes to Seat tle today ENJOINS ASSOCIATION The Everett high eleven is work ing hard in prepar the t with the Lincoln bigh squad | day, The clash comes at lightweight | sign up with 20-found | ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 3 The Amerioan At Obie association | was today ¢ 4 from preventing Harney Oldfield from entering the at the drivers’ meet here this! ern pase Ball bolstered up| done much to make semi-profensl \ ® Henry 8. Stimeon, republican candidate for |inings in good shape at the “mu-|al ball popular in the leland ne ton MAY YOHE | . tual understand veting held tn BD ie be S. governor of New York, hasn't forgotten his callow rr 7 , Joan vee sleepiness Viet is & sut Musical Comedy Star « esterday letoria ts substantial, grow = rs years, and takes more delight in kicking a football President Dugdlee, of Seeattle,| city,” said Mr, Wattelet, “and th BREAKERS’ CAFE was ap ted to represent the business men realize that It wi First and Cherry about the yard than in any form of sport. On va | Northw rn league at the annusl|a good thing to once more intr Afternoons and Evening ting of the National association | d Pp 1 baseball, We cation he hunts big game. n Chicago Nov, 14 and the ration of the pul « President Joe Cohn of 8p. kane, a e pers, Our park ts if (T'S MADE OF et the ball t cated near Une heart of the city and | portation rat Thee while we all have to be conserva be taken before the r tive at firet we a@ ‘onfident that : pig . t t . we shall be a be asset to U « a - nb Ms league in 1912 than In the sensor " Linda who|to come. Getting together an en YOU CAN FIND IT AT | t home, and those who know the big i cinco. aa iniets ke cee Rey to thee at | boy ze that Al will be there if he othe pone ah agree ha anon oe has t it Se wo shall do our best and hope to|| THE RUBBER STORE |} anything Dooin in that Philadelphia-Cincin Coats and Shoes, Combs and Pb COLLEGE PROFESSORS JOHNSON MONEY PLENTY Tubing, Water Bottles, Dolls, ! ATTEND CONGRESS Henri St. Yves, the great little French distance runner, will take another crack at the marathon game this winter (my Unnea F . AMHERST, N. H, N 3 it ne Sta me 8 f and would make t att acue folks wouldn't think so | When the college pr ts of well of t Brown, Bowdoin, Boy r mouth, ¢ Tufts, lark, Harvard, M \ rinity, Wealey ks, | Williams and Yal wt in the lake in the ow du Someone discovered a Fine nada is quite a country ion bigger than Superior the other day place f the Gordon-Ber no nett cup for long ing remains in this country thanks to Hawley ax Lloyd C, Griscom used to run cattle in Texas, but his most strenuous endeavor is now confined to “30 love!” Between sets he gives his time to New York's republican state county committee. EVERS ALL DONE. 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