The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1913, Page 7

Wea CHANGES IN RULES|. “Umbrella Night” Dance at Dreamland Admission 100, t Ladies 1 WE TEACH DANCING FHV EREDY SPATIRE INTERUNBAN RAILWAY agaTtie s rT — Limitea | ? Deine ¢: ul BASKET BALL CHANGES oa Ca has Bee Conter men must face thetr Weatiake: Creenwenl., Ajax s ‘ men now allowed to we a RAT catch ball; must, bit it with tr 08 ant 4 and ir 5 tall out» of bounds If man 4:0), F008 #00 overruns Hne and fails to with dans | 1 Freight leaves both ee om draw ot trae lately PAC rs TION co. | Player returning ball ont of VERE WAan || bounds must be given a free throw “ i tall shall be held by the wrene Mein wee hands only. . If any othe art of body {# used tt Is a foul Eyres Transfer Co. f e « Office 114 Jackson St. Seattle basketball coaches and playe now are giving their atte —— —— ——|tion to the new rules for the coming Jseason, which will with the | A uumber of important change made, They promise t game cleaner and #¢ ' | © of holding a man o : Jeatching the t hen It is put tr ¥ to play is to be eliminated | Basketball av « years bh | they | the ea Neuritis Cured | thi The Church league basketball sea jer is now tn progress, and four sare played each week, two ot | Frida and the rem nder on Satur day night. The high schoo! p have begun turning out yors | J the Seattle professtonal, and Ja sM f Ta “ defeated tr match ag Harry Vardon a dward Ray, th , English golfers, o je Taco nks Tuesday afte rhe ons won two up rent nt ant| ball foursome | McGraw will be sorry he d dn't lwign up Yingling when the wo tourists hit Ch as, | 124 & Sheridan Av Tar We make « specialty of the Pye mack, Skin, Bicod, Kitneys ag Bi fs der Also TIS. RU RUMATISM APPEN MY COMBINATION TREATMENT FOR IMPAIRED VITALITY NEVER FAILS. with Chronic Disorders, and Weaknesses of both Complaints and Diveases of Consultation, examination clade medicine 06 Tto 8p m Sundays! Seattle’s Leading Dentists \The Ideal Dental Office Examinations and Advice THER WHE NEW MACY SYSTEM PHYSICIANS DR. MACY MANAGER $08-3-4 GLOBE BLDG. Ma@leon St. sad First Av., Senttle, Wash. THE VIRGINUS HOTEL | cots crowns (22% sna exten nary) $5.00 $06 Virginia St, near, Westlake Av. Porcelain Crowns, each a 00 Phone Elliett #03. 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FOOTBALL ELIGIBILITY SCRAP LERDS TO _ ATTEMPT TO CHANGE RULES OF CONFERENCE eclal ne thwest Ir Id for the purpose of pitts hew rule Zoanick t The hext regular meeting @f the conference 4 er, 1914 jal session will be necessary to put through The recent dt hetween ¢ of the Uni cton and the Mregon Agricultural college has prompted fficials Jopt three new rules nays, The changes suggested are First An amend {ding for « different manner of determining the eligibility of athlotes Second—A provision ¢ alla “« etbiltt be nettied within a certain spectfied time before each game, say n da to prevent last-minute controverster Third—A claus@ relative to the tion of officials for the conference games and contests Heretofore the faculty committer ich {natitulion has passed on the eligibility of ite own athletes whon thelr right to play has been questioned, That this method is far from eatisfactory wan demonatrat ed tn the recent May care, when the O, A.C. faculty upheld his eligibility, although a statement from the president of \\ ette university was suffictent to show that he was being played in violation of conference rules | GOODNESS, WHAT A DIFFERENCE i SEPTEMBER. | 2 EXTRA SHOE STRINGS ryiTH FAC H PAIR oF Kid All BI le one of the most In ctators at the matche ch night in the Brown & Hulen ishion tou ment terested » HYLAND WILL MEET O’ LEARY IN LONG GO: | ghting Dick” Hy! on his} Hyland fa also dt a match witt r way » San Franctaco f Seattle bet with Canadian tt s where be will enter training for bis | " ut Novemb LOOK! 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I ‘Wash. hg WHEN BALL PLAYERS | TURN WRITERS, THEN |, c:e!°9n2e) COMES ANVIL WORK ‘ the 4 bat and a front of W sort of a wh would mak that's going mit ft Is al agine how Vit club for a ¢ slimmest k r ut Tyrus and Ne a ba \ t Cobb, t f be sp | a ten t with those fel | writing sometht kn Aunt } Jchina plate off th DIFFEREN TOUCHBACK To the nYernge sporting How him to stand up tn alter Johnson, and what wing do y Wh prett on suppose he per it, We far, but we'll ad other sl the aver ba he begins to ase t, a young athlete, who d to cling to the Detrolt ouply of seasons by the ind of ar in, speaks ud tn meet! r x hin ¢ ‘obb, who alm kitchen table. CE BETWEEN AND SAFETY ek and a attie thin fall ft bas been no i RANDOM SHOTS The fellow who got between the devil and the deep sea and the chap who was between the frying pan and the fire n't n on George Suggs when they @ The nearest Packey McFarland ever gets to @ fight (s the making of a mat The nati the appeal ball player salary cut ee writer | onal commission denied! made by F. J. Holler, a who kicke be o a There's something in a ne, after all eee University of Cincinnati's full back {s a Baehr eee And Coach Dane of the U. of position. He Fifteen out of twenty-five Mich! ptball players voted ag st a return to the Western conference | Somebody must } | off to what Stagg, Williams and} Juneau are going to have next ye ee -——__—___—--+ There Is a college fullback In Ohbto named Hum. He does $1 a tight game. Rollo, turn ox the gas. - Sy a Sadie a It's thme for the Humane soclety | to get busy, says Quarter Ed Bag shaw of the Broadway high. “You know wo play Lincoln Saturday, says Ed Many football teams will not get any more sridirons ar Fred Snodgrass has been given| hard practice until the © frozen permission to play winter ball. Pred during the last two ra to make league. |him ® huge success in the winter | Some famous prophecies of 1913: | Washingt an fh. The G m th Dyn Iceberg Ma league the Amer- Clark Grif win Ant. ‘on will pen ts will win four straight] Billy Sunday Rattlir ck ip crowr heavywelght char | | BOWLING | Tumbling In an exc on the Imp team triu Marche ft potnts T 108 to defeat down t 2 o'clock Hofbrau Cafe “8 iT1— 6 2 “a4 e330 est Tate's Calo ‘ o— 4 $84 14574: 3 eee {ting match, also played erial alleys, the Bismarck 1 over the Bon| ve by a margin of 13 Ton Marches AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK Law.” Moore Seattle in Pantages Orpheum \] Empre! 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