The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1912, Page 2

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Rivers decinively cary ise Rlcn’ present & k to one knee, and Referee Jim|from the field by “Bud” Young|defested Joe Mandot yesterday refined appearan ond give a riffin, rushing in, raised his right} won the day for Washington, 4n a completely reversing the rei large field of vision, for $4.00. Hl giove as a signal of victory as he|gamoe in which the varsity toam thelr former meaiing, | & ' xtruggied to his feet was not dn jeopardy at any time./#nd outfighting t at every turn. » years’ experie ery pair of glans adorn grinding plant { 460-462 Arcade Bidg. a Fourth Floor. Bring this adv. with you. commonplace. Its mellow, the knowing ones. fg distilled by special formula whiskies. undesirable after-effects. “Fifty Years Ago, When Golden Wedding Rye Was Young” A whiskey made like Golden Wedding can never be smoothness, is the result of our years of good whiskey making. 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Roth of Ritchie's eyes were black ed and bis right eye was practi Up to the finish Wol-| gast was the least hurt, but when Ritchie's long-expected right cross finally came through it did buat ness and made him a lightweight champion, 2 quarter-back for the high school team, is today near result of injuries re celved when be was kicked in the back after receiving a punted ball jin & game the bigh school was play jing againat esterday Colquhoun Hdw. latest style, with ruff neck Shawl Collar, to Be Given Away 4 Ae MILLS VL WOOLEN UNION MADE ® Absolutely Free With Every Order Saturday or Monday SUIT OR OVERCOAT $15 TWO DAYS ONLY Just think of it, Men, a $25 to $30 Suit and $5 Sweater Coat all for $15. A selection of 300 all wool patterns to choose from THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1912. JOE RIVERS 1S GIVEN VERDICT OVER MANDOT LOS ANGELES, Nov, 29--Mex FOR A FEW DAYS ONY BY A SHUTOUT For the fifth consecutive year, . Fraaetnuten font, {ican Joe Rivers has redeemed him T | th Bi m-|the University of Washington foot: tr 2° Oven of Lge Angelos aid omorrow Is the big [Dobie at the heim has captured the |t0day he ts regarded as the same North west championship, ‘Thin |Ugeriah Rivers, whowe rive to the The largest crowd of the season, numbering more than 7,000 people witnessed the struggle on Denny field, and when Washington seored her first touchdown after three minutes of play, the rooting and applause were spectacular The following scores hay on for Ritchie for the title From Rivers’ showing yesterday, it would seem that his contention that he was out of form at the (ime of hth first Mandot fight must have been well based, Although Man |dot, too, appeared at least 30 per cont bettor yesterday, he failed to halt the Low Angeles boy for an in stant, and in only two rounds-—the third and 20th—-did he establish an actual fighting margin Mandot had no exeuse for his de lfeat. He said Washington, 24; Idaho, 0. a Washington, 9; 0, A. C, 8 Washington, 30; Oregon, 13. Washington, 19; W. 8. C, 0. Thousands eagerly await this announcement every For when we say FREE it means FREE. We oe best in the house. No change in price—no lessening 4 a chance when I beat him, Me Carey ta willing {if Rivers will come through.” Kivers sald a few days only. Come bright and early. ’ Suit or,Overco In a game that was fought every inch of the way, Pennsylvania won from Cornell, 7 to 2, on Franklin “Gament ever, and clean opponent. It was our first fight that beat him this time, 1 made it count by studying just bow 1 lost, and I solved his defense. | waat the champion now = 9 field, Philadelphia, yesterday, The wet field made the game largely & | ute king contest. North Vakima——By defeating the Sunnyvale High team yesterday, 20 to 0, the North Yakima High squad won the champlouship of the Yakima valley. Wanted —Furniture Main 6618 Modern Furniture Co. 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