The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1919, Page 17

THE SEATTLE ) UY’ Men Come u 6 @ vd —°F—==—_ a4 |achool football "11" have completed yin the Broadway game probably cont | | Tom BY ALEX ©. noaR what ts considered the most succes | Franklin the city” championship Seattle's baseball manager for the! BY NY LL. FARRELS am f we » r ° dry o » neanon | ‘ode ul min the histéry of that in-|John Cole and Byron Wine at end | United Press Correspondent ven n e r on crutches stitution, Despite the lack of weight |are great at running dowa p' | the coming we Dailey decide “i | eldemt int “6 of his team, they have developed into | Cole showed up remarkably av | to BIN Klepper, who wa ‘ sh V YORK, No O——Jens W weason, Mis eorviees wil what will probably be the highest | the r . succeed Jim Brewster as jlard hasn't had enough. He w | missed by the lenguestending eal | scoring t bth tee aes higt choot | yng a ee oF ae oe ee sattle @iwashes for the to “come back,” according to ' ‘ F diesere coring team in the city high echoo!|Ahner are a pair of the best tackles ‘ f Meeting to Be Held Friday jeague this season, Franklin baslin the city, Abner hae played re League campaign lant night, |Fickard, who wet the stage for the a : ‘ i ite ohnnle MeLean bas obtained hie re-| scored 125 points to her opponents’|markable foothal \ ‘ The other offi elected at the néall of the bi ran last Jt ! 4 Night to Organize Circuit; vim "The woven Fes Obl sese~ wated. apainat liana tad iio Ohl phase at chicies annual meeting of the loca) club a Rickard last night uncovered for 5 him from play y | z bh gd Prnggege tn. ‘ar tippe rat © preaiden serutiny ranal » © ette ne Here’s Information them was a fluke touchdown by|where around right tackle. West Frank Rippe, f presidents | serutiny mat 5 ft letter . Hroad hich he s Hardenberg, second vice | telegrams from Willard and bis for way which cost the game, and) Wright and Stanley were towers of | x F fea Rennie, former Y. M. C. A.! \ record of but one game lost trength in the center of the tine. | id Jim Brewster retary|mer manager, Ray Archer, pleading 4 Wes Renale, 1 A the “Univerait | White Woodland park and Black Dia ' © Cacela in the individual] Wright is a recent graduate from| tub. vl treasurer, Th raining th for an early meeting to t over an ‘] hoop star, will leac mond are 1 thithe the team, havin vaned the | th whieh does ctors are J, F oat J other weight hon re Star baaket:|¢ m ft r r@ tow having Cronmpmed ie midget rank Frank Weat, re t community five” in tt « + talent line & in the ae contly released f tee publish 4 and Mont ore refer to @ re ; ball league during t Ing sea) leaded: with “yan a a Gk sever nen ae, nrtilier tion neal manager | turn 9 ud an in ‘ seven ¥ to Ne | tam pe . wm Up rome > ta mee f the new director , tr J We tie © ne nly fo ul quarter games, but] bly well, despite these disadvantages he held } Foye ‘agg to} fight his way up to another mate _ Leat Bitty Marten proved to be one of the Green and| "Ham" Stante ho} en creer Seen convinced Rickard of his sincerity ; crew and has “Prof.” Lea n \ : : : Aacomg Fred Fulton ia coming back, and 4 the church lea Al sea Black's mort consistent ground gain-| played only 1 quarter games { 7 red Feites ning i “ wi rs, McGill at fullback is one of the | staniey bs < " ceckeasin Willard wants another chance he | sone: ene, univer ra Mil at futbac, tone of the any tn ' oteran In omar HARVARD LINEUP FOR | jiish sy want, snower chance sity; Dave Loge, “U" grid star with the others, having played on I don't know that I would be willing Biase tor : . re eeitey Tt Cte YALE GO ANNOUNCED |," (ot wovit ve miing 4 Play either cer = 5 VictoMa star scoring record is an follows: CAMBRIDGE, Mai would be a go,"" Rickard said hoe league still has r ‘ Canadian peckiehal ¢ tha tarvard tears disand anit tho a a no s. The present Franklin Lincoln . hich will face Yale Saturday Ucka aid t ‘ormer champion more team: 1 woh Frankiin 29 West Reaiile e nich W* lis in training now. He alxo partially now made up of Piper Fremkiin 1 n ° made known today. The choloe of | verified the report that he would han Spaldings, the Knights of Cotumt " Vramkiv 6| Centre College, Kentucky, turns|Conch Fisher places A. Horween at! gin the affairs of Joe Teckett, the Phoenix Mutual Lite m ~~ Ly out something besides centres. There | fullback; Havemeyer, center; Sedge “i : pany and the Soldier jare ten other men on the team. Ask| wick and Kane, tackles; Stecle and| guards; Murray, quarterback, Cane cua . | Total 7 West Virginia Phinney, ends; Woods and Clark,!and Humphrey, halfbacks The plan of the orgar is have two leagues of six teams eact Which will run for 15 weeks, eact team playing one game a week Tr | Winners will then play a t : There is no registration fee ¢ ] ; All expenses must be met by the : teams themselves | The league plans to ander way ; about December There will be a} ’ meeting of the tains of the teams! : @ntered by tonight at “Doc” Wells'| \ Office at the “Y at 7:30 p.m. Friday hight. Organization plans wil! be @iseussed at the meeting wants to enter the so. This is a city Any team t league can & league, fostered by the Seattle Star to give basketball players in the city @ chance to play the game, because organization will give the teams a chance for constant competition.| 9. ‘Teams must not be from commercial houses necessarily, and {f teams do represent some business firm the “players do not necessarily have to come from that firm Before the end of the Roped that the rest of the two Jeagues will be entered. The Elks’ club is planning to enter a team and definite word is expected soon, Other announcements will appear later in The Star. Hunt Drives |} Washington Squad Hard Big Turkey Day Game Is but Week Off; Wick and ‘ Grimm Out With the California game a week way, Coach Hunt is driving his Washington eleven at top speed. The gerubs, using California plays and formations, are giving the var#ity a chance to break up the plays that will be featured by the southerners in their offense In the game with W. 8. C. Call fornia’s line was ripped up by the Cougars for good gains. Both teams Tesorted largely to the old style game with a few passes mixed in between. Judging from the game that the purple and gold played against Pullman, Coach Smith's line Will have to be in tip-top condition to offset the battering they will get. Bill Grimm and “Sandy” Wick, both mentioned for all-coast posi tions, will be in the Turkey day line up for Washington. It will be the first time that Coach Hunt will have his regular team on the gridiron for @ conference game. George Smith and Ted Faulk will have their hands full in watching the California backs. If California elects to use end runs and passes in stead of hitting the line, Smith and Faulk will have to be on the job all the time. Bill Grimm and Zeke Clark at tackle will prove stum- bling block to any team. Clark is improving with every game and ‘Thanksgiving should find him in fine fettle. ‘The center of the line, with Blake and Pope for guards and Wick for center, form a defensive trio that is hard to beat. Wick is one of the best centers on the coast, both on the offensive and defensive. He has an uncanny way of breaking up the opponent's plays bfore they are un- der way. Butler ts the only one in the back- field who 1s suffering from minor injuries. A couple of days’ rest should put him in his old-time con- dition. Dailey’s knees are still weak from early-season injuries. California’s game with Stanfora Saturday will be watched with in- terest by all followers of inter-col- legiate football. Both schools love each other like & cat and bulldog. For a time it looked as if athletic relations between the two schools! would be severed. The differences were patched up and the two squads meet Saturday, with California the favorite. AUTO PARADE TO WELCOME “C” GRID MEN, An automobile parade to welcome Coach Andy Smith and the Univer. sity of California football squad on their arrival is one of the features panned by the University of Wash- week it is : ington yell staff, aided by the ve Knights of the Hook, , Every girls’ organization on the a campus has decided to enter an auto & to compete for the prize offered by Piper & Taft's for the best decorated | car in the parade. None of the men’s} organizations will be allowed to take} part. Trucks will hand to! take care of the jazz band, orchestra and quartet which will be furnished | q by the men. The parade Is scheduled to take place the Wednesday before Thanks ‘ giving. The same evening the Call- fornians will be guests at the Glee club concert, to be held in Meany hall on the campus, and at a dance to be given in the naval armory. be on ‘The name of Everett Nutte: little outfielder the Boston cured this year from the team of the te e Re ron the Ghat tes “lb alee Whew tate the ‘LOCALS WILL CHOOSE BALL |Franklin High School Makes Biggest Showing on Gridiron Jess Wi i itlett ef Christmas VGA OUR gift for Him will be the easiest of all to select if you’ll remember how a man prizes his Gillette. New models in the Stores all over the city. He’s hoping you'll give him one of them. See the Gillette displays in the Stores. Gillette Safety Razors and Combination Sets—$5 to $50. Gillette double-edged Blades —50Oc and $1 the packet. GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY, Boston, U. S. A. oe ao VW, speh f “AT ire? 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An imposing a of legal talent ut the meetin construed the su- rt decision is the Mays meaning that the supreme of the league is vested tn authority the board of directors, and not the president British champion, if he comes to y |America after his fight with Georges Carpentier early in December.