The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 13

Gil Dobie his old job. He is imp. GIL DOBIE BACK ON HIS OLD JOB TODAY WITH STRIKE OVER | le today again at arting football knowledge to the Uni- versity of Washington football team, and showing them where “PADDY DRISCOLL Here are the captains: \for in addition to b a line player of ability, he was remari ably clever at recovering fumble and nailing opposing t behind their line STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 24, Rave Meyers Sant Tac Corser they have no chance to hope Dob has stated that he will for victory aver the University coach u » will turn out for UR i BONDS DOING WELL of Califernia. the Ca 7 Sag incl old friend, Joe Bonds, Tacoma heavyweight, seams to have got fhe threatened strike over the has pu arance to help away to a nice little start in Denver, and is continuing to pile nsion of Wm. Grimm, tackle, Doble nis part up wine for hie record. Last night Joe teok a 1Sround decle trom athietits, has been settled sat Dancer ‘on seven men, | (om from Dick Giibert In the Colorado metropolis. fsfactorily, with all but one Varsity including two first team players,! 3 83 man eing to play, and pract Samewarth and We oa ion Something not to be thankful for: Johnny Dundee meets Freddie fer hegiving day with the ‘on, were out. No| Welsh tn @ 10-round, no-decision bout next week in New York Bears has been resumed id, the players punt vies ial! baka 38 Pe 3 8 Perec Grimm's loss wil! be seriously felt, Ie ball back and forth @ Indoor base: season is ler way. » hum! nrc anand i ow oR ot tt CRET STUFF Several of our best little local mitt slingera have been subpoenaed NEW YORK, Noy. the Polo grounds, here, the 2ist football contest b the two branches of Unel Army Favored to Win in Clash With Navy| 24.—When the, taking a fall out Army and Navy meet tomorrow at} tt will be! are { of the Middies. The Army-Navy game, aside from ite importance ® in the football world vivid most! Mott service schools. Of the 20 co: y” affair of all astern already decided, the Army holds fiicts, not even excepting the edge by one victory, having cap nual clash between Yale and tured ten contests, the Navy nine, Harvard. The Polo grounds, where; and one has been a tie. game wilt be played, With such men as Oliphant, Ger largest inclosures in the cour hardt, V 1 and McEwan : ng Dut it has been necessary to up the strongest part of this year's refuse many late requests for ad-| favored to win. tt; Daity Except Sunday Ae w. ve ve. on. Me- J fi HERE IN SEATTLE - First of all, because they are so on good looking. i? s Second, because they wear so , well, and— a Thirdly, because whether the ny, price be $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 or sth more, they give far better value N than you would expect. ve Have you a Penn-Brook or low prices. team, the Army is being generally And tn addition to the West Pointers put a vic er on Washington and Lee, a am which had little trouble tn ICE noe what Gus Brown 53: n Making Goo Just about the best thing you can say of a man nowadays is that he has made good. The same thing is true of clothes. Penn-Brook Michaels-Stern Suits Overcoats HAVE INDEED MADE GOOD Michaels-Stern Suit or Overcoat? All the latest styles in Furnish- ings, Hats and Shoes at our usual ALWAYS RIGHT Opposite 42-Story L. Second Ave. at Yesler sion, as all seats were sold long]. ig ago The and Navy hold the bulk Seoverd | harvard 7s 000 10 arvard the hands of the pub | arvasd Harvard H d Ballard May Meet —_tarvars Wenatchee on 30th Total A Thanksgiving D: game be! tween the Ballard M ra of S at tle and the Wenatchee high se ve is being fe »red and in going up. take place in We Turkey Da: on | | Pe A egrap day AND AND pyrown C. Smith Bldg. to appear before the grand jury today luded Harry Casey and Leo Hor wanted for Bronson takes on the Pacific coast After all this fuses, w the bum In his chosen line of athletic endeavor. On account “lee Hockey's World's Fastest Game,” paper, hockey m other games we've sat in that Oregon Consents to Take on Penn EUGENE gon’s football nin ag on Jar od its permission yester- k, seoms to know a eS % 8 Mok % ot 8 ing the next four years, de him out of his seat again d Reese es 8 | Dobie back on the job, eh? Looks to us like he was on the job all the time. :s eS es eS fastest athletic game known, ned far from slow y football squad, have ot W GREAT SALE OF- HOLIDAY ECKWEAR Newest Patterns in regular SILKS Saturday Only for $1.00 See Windows Tailored Ready Co. 401-403 Pike St. Broadway Players Will Go to the “U” None of the boys, among whom what he is After seeing Leo Houck In his last two bouts, we figure they might want him for receiving money under false pretenses Bo ww se | There should be some fast mitt slinging tonight in Portland, when Lee Johnson for the featherweight title of still maintain an amateur is one who is a NEWS NOTE.—President Wilson wii! see the Army avy battle. He Will also see it t that Charley Hughes 3 8 HERE'S THE SEASON'S DOPE Colby . 0 25 Carnegie ..... t) Bates .. 0} 61 Virginia 3 3 Tufte 7 . 12 Lehigh 0 21 ~N. Carolina 0 . 19 Vir. Poly . 0 Mass. Aggies . 0 36 W. ad, “ Cornell « @ 7 Colgate . $ 51 Virginia ° 6 Brown 21 3 Princeton ° — — -| Total ... 166 Opponents... 41 Opponents . 7 ot to CASEY AND MALONEY, NOTE! { the increased coat of lumber, the price of coffins is says a headline in an East. but there are Ore Ore-| Capt. La Fray, Griblle, Overton, warriors Butcher and Nylander, five mem Jiron bers of the present Broadway high announced their intentions of entering the | They tl play football | (corrected daily by J. W. 1916, PAGE 13 aa ANY Gg C.O.WARD y * Captains of Great Eastern Grid Squads Which | Play on UU .MS Ewan BE IN ATTENDANCE AT YALE-HARVARD GAME! BY H. C, HAMILTON United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Judg- ing from past performances, the fact that Percy Haughton is the Harvard coach, and that Yale threatens to turn after being the under dog since 1911, It appears today from a casual glance that at New Haven to- morrow about 75,000 persons will see one of the hardest fought football games ever played between the Blue and Crimson, Also, judging from the power of |the Army backfield, comparative records and the fact that the Army has held the upper hand for sev- eral years, it looks as tho patrons of service battles at Polo srounds are going to see the Army jmule once more victor. But no matter which way he the} tide runs, and no matter how much | of the old dope is kicked off the| football fields, there ts one portion | | of the well known advance news) that cannot be stifled. Tomorrow will be a record breaker in the w of crowds at football games. It does not make much difference what kind of weather ts ground out At New Haven at least 75,000 per sons are expected to be on hand More than 77,000 tickets have actually been sold At | the Polo! grounds upward of 40,000 will pack |— and Jam themselves in to watch the! Army-Navy fray This brings a grand Jota! of about 115,000 persons who will watch 44 men maul each other, } ) NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov, 24 The monster Yale bowl, which seats more than 60,000 persons, is not ex pected to care for all those who are fighting today to get the precious tickets for the annual Yale-Harvard clash. Temporary seats have been added to the great bowl, and even with these {t is expected that hun dreds will be turned from the gates, Temporary Seats Put in Yale Bowl for Mix’ : ) It will the 37th clash between the two big Eastern colleges and an el- ement of uncertainty, more pro. nounced than {n many years, hangs over the outcome. Harvard's sup- porters claim edge thru defeat of Princeton while Yale was losing to Brown, but the whole football world jhas come to view the Yale team, under the coaching methods of Tad |Jones, with considerable r t California F ootball Squad Fails to Land | Melee With Penn 11) BERKELEY, Nov. 24.—The University of California athietic directors today abandoned plans to have an Eastern team pla ifornia squad This followed a letter to Head Coach Andy Smith from the In- stitution where he starred In football—Pennaylvania—etating that the team will play no other game except its New Year's game with the University of Oregon when it comes to the Coast. There was hope that a game with Pennsylvania could be played here shortly after New Year's, Corporal Lacroix Hangs Up Record : Corporal Lacroix of the first com pany, hung up what is considered @ remarkable record last Saturday on the range at Fort Flagler when he won high prize with a score of 182. His f 92 at slow fire © of is conside a record-breaker, Portland Hockey Players Practice PORTLAND, N 24.—The first turnout of Portland's ice hockey ad was held yesterday The boys went thru a fast practice ses. | sion, Dick Irvin, Stan Marples and | Clem Loughlin, the three new men, are on their way from Winnipeg [Baseball Players’ | Strike Threatens NEW YORK, Nov. of a baseball players’ strike be jing called by the Players’ frater. jnity became probable today when | Dave Fults declared demands made of the National association at its New Orleans meeting “simply must be granted.” Fultz intimated that not a player would sign a contract for next season unless the demands were granted |World Famed Skater | Visits in Seattle | Norval Baptie, one of the fore most ice skaters of the country, ts in Seattle for a short visit, on his way to San Francisco, where he has contracted to appear this winter. Next to Char the sensational New York woman ice skater, Bap {8 said to be the highest paid skater in the world. He is skating at the Arena Indoor Baseball Season Started With the Elks taking on the Y. M. C, A. in the first game and the Cascade club crossing bats with t National Guard in the second fi cas, the Interclub Indoor Baset will get un way tonight. ames Will be played on the Y A. floor beginning at 7:30. a! Mc 24.—Possibil-| Bill James Takes to | Some of the finest lace is made by} |Filipino women from pineapple leaves fiber from MARKET REPORT. 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