The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1918, Page 15

BY CONDO.| DOINGS OF THE T TRUE. S4(D THEY D> NAve THAT HERE what TMS cM ONCR MM A WHWE AND Seq !! THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVE DUFFS—Helen Knows All About Footba Il. Sea Soldiers Score Victory Over Lewis -—— CAMP LEWIS. Nov. 29.—Smash-) down the field to the 12-yard line on ing thru Camp Lewis defense, the 4 series of smashes, and on a short , Mare Isiend Marines downed the sol- run Steers carried the ball over the |). des ina hard-fought battle here | soldiers’ line. Goal was missed. | Thureday. Resorting to old-fashion- In the final period, with the Ma | #4 football, the Californians ran up a! rines leading, 13 to 0, Mill Steers shot | of 16 to © against the Lewis the ball between the bars on a suc ceasful drop kick from the 20-yard line for the final score of the day. | The ball was in midfield when the| final whistle w, with the soldiers of the sea winners, 16 to 0 " the first period. the play in midfield, but in the second , with the oval on the 30-yard Dick Hanley, of the Marines. iy sared a long pass from Bangs and = Bangs, Gillis, Steers and Zimmer: | dashed 15 yards for a touchdown. man starred for the winners, while) Geal was kicked, and the first half Leader, Self hols were the ended, 7 to 0, in favor of the invad- juminaries for | om ‘The last half of the matinee was the Marines’ by a wide margin Bangy and Gillis carried the ball Nadie t—Miami 0, University — Peansytevasia ln-—Nebraske ©, Notre) outh o. oul aabington Univer- sity 29, S¢. Louls University 0. At Louisville—Camp Sherman Camp Zachary Tayler 40. At New ¥ — Fordham 1 At PH 4. arc—Pite 28, | Pa—Garden City Avia- fayetee 0. | per ‘dor crate Cs Hothoune ‘ash. |shine in Western conference he- | ball next year. blaze a path as brilliant as the . glory routes of Chick Harley and Walter Eckersall Pe Stincheomb of Cleveland is the youth upon whose brow mole skin dopesters would place such an "| honor crown. Stincheomb, like many other bril liant football prospects, has been de layed in his gridiron career while helping Uncle Sam put the brakes rc — Wisconsin A adi w Michigan Agaies 6. ie, Tenn—Vanderbilt . Jonathans ... E Wash. Delicious . on Bill Hohenzollern—late of Ger many—but now of Holland. But 1919 4 another story Stinchcomb goes back to Ohio at looms for the ; OHIO HAS WAR-ECLIPSED GRIDIRON STAR FOR 1919 | ANH ~ HERE WE ARE GAFELY BACK Home IN “TH’ DEAR OL’ ETATS-UNIS— WY, HOW PEACEFUL AH’ QUIET EVERYTHING (9, To more for their coming games. |who han been defeating all comers A war-eclipsed star is scheduled to|team In action foot: | The reason for predictions ix the auch optimistic showing Stinch Gridiron experts predict he will comb has made this season in the the season. unofficial” football which all grid fane have enjoyed. As back-field man for the Cleveland Naval Re serve team—in which branch of the service Stinchcomb has been serv ing—"Pete” has romped around op. posing ends—plunged thru their lines and carried his team to the fore ranks of military and naval football ratings. Put all of that ta in the passing now. 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