The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 20

oes Sta ewig eet renee pent EArt ne agar ea Aye one : PAGE 20 THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 3A - EVERETT’S PREP | “THE FEUD OF THE BLL ATS OR GRIDDERS PILE | CALLAHANS” TOBE | TO ALEXA STERLING | We Give Service ‘long UP BIG SETTLED ON — AMERICAN | \e With Training | f SUNT GRID SATURDAY | GOLF CHAMPION | «:)Xstciiisane™ ¢ work and operate the 5 Enoch Rags PIRST QUARTER - | BY HENRY L, FARRELL | may have trouble keeping their slate RY HEK Y M. C. sal ‘Ge: teanh: wants A # player tum: | NEW YORK, Nov. 1 | clean EW YORK, Nov. 12.—When Miss Alexa Stirling of At <a 24 * ward . wa The Feud of the) | Pen preamlt nee agregar lanta won, for the third time, the woman's national t Ine of & woft task against Lohieh,| £Olf championship at Cleveland recently, I heard a specta u 0 lve : but the Beadek men are not wor-|tor, whose nationality you can guess, say n y “ ried | “I’m no surprised, The gurl-l-l’s a Scot.” Today we presentyanother mefiber of this school’s =) eet he This happy, auburn-haired champion is the daughter of aching staff: ‘ . y neainet | Scotchman and she is proud ' ter the } . RIGGS A r nie 1 ‘ » exper of it. But in addition thereto |‘ pena pins ior e faturda she is a perfectly magnifi-| jyeearep ‘ Fenn, sides Ise week's return to) cent, if not a sensationally | crack I as| Olds of 3 to 2 are being offered voties n Dartmouth's cheat &is-| Perfect, golf player. In def that th ng after last week's victory over meet tn an - warriors . Tim the Army ha e SROOND © nH There ' use an easy M a oth ponattect Se-peran: Dates neta | in |v ad ‘ oh wor preceded by @ thor- » Me ra draw ‘The premier atteation of the South uM lon ne, along with a lg ‘pemee| St will be the Georgeta Tech.George-| erty ‘ patcal ekiil EVERETT CALLS ° . alles punte + of the F town game. Both teams have a re-| a IS b TEAM BEST EVER ’ yf a kick but | leads f the South have drawn| versal on thetr rd, but beth | eMEATER* ; Followers the Tv t team . > alee * amignments of varying sizes of Jobs| have powerful nw tirtin Bmintain that his y . “4 team in the lead In the meeta Kentucky ' r ss beat over turned out by 8 wld be easy for the!" ' THE MOS) FOR THE LEAS’ gominal cc . ' re ems to have the hard! “ oh with ws Bagshaw ba w : Bh “ the East, outside of 4 Military fnatitute, |? But bef a fy By sys a én v if th a with a claim for the South 4 cx-service men. For-tyll detail, ca Ae a artm f Educa’ a. 1CAGO, Nov. 12—Big Ten foot Dep ent o! ucation PRIZES AT Y. W. C. A. a . . J and tied with ger. Half end Asa result o ftosts held last week, | sociation. } " 1. quel THIRD QUARTER bi feouaine ted] "Attainment of perfect etrokes laan| competition with Miss Ceci! Leith | thi vest. “ae? MARTIN STOPS tm, ‘dis . “4 C.A.¥ r-|plan to make all Seattle women Miss Stirling and Miles Lelt r - . 2 | | . r nok AVANNAH, Ga, Nov, 12.—Bob oy fated his shoulder dur e early | W a © pe wimmers accomplished life savers | preemine m= thelr earn a part ir tne first. qu ng to ar . apes Ciekawhelins puee’ mend aooeee Martin, A. KE. ¥. slugger, knocked ‘ wd 1 ray i minis hh of the as: | m lifewma vi ely oo: wae ut Sergeant Ray Smith in the sec ‘and ‘ swimming coach of th is lifemaving two would be worth cros ' : " nd round of their scheduled 12 it and Union being given free eration with the Red ing poot t}ocean to see. And M champlonshiy | round go here last night LAW RUINS TRIP FOR SANTEL ted ribbon | «attained owing wore gr © perfect ntre held last we WILSON AND SHERMAN phsttane Sn said hie promoters tn Japan)» “\\S hee ted eae NERS 0 . | hat this waa a good] x. 4 ver arm—Anna Coonradt, Mand Net! Davie i Davia and Katherine n wrestlers to stay = et ~ CHANEY WINS Kise Off tackle plays, and a falling on a blocke: t's fiveyard line ( j mn < r : LOWELL, Mana, Not | - noid fer | Chaney, New York challeng ps t te herweight title won a decision herman lover Fred Jackson, of England, tn a Wright carried the ball over f fh. 1@-round bout here Inst night j ; t #2. Datieas (Thee | Chaney had the better of the ; J | . Dalles’ only touchdown and kicked p i» the firet goal that Sherman fatied to| Englishman thru the entire bout. a d ’ io ‘ , he goal himself. kick.) Joe Gottstein of Brown as um nadew of Dallar goal MATCH Mase! Rebar and Ruth h Been in high school football The Dalles lone score was 6 Sen, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 12.—Jim Londos and Fart Caddock, wrestlers, have been matched to meet here either December 13 or 15, Promoter Frank Schuler announced today, THIRD ROUND OF BASEBALL FIGHT ON F. BEAMAN started. Sexton anticipated this Nov. 12—The third} scuffle would be interesting and tm-| ITHACA, N. ¥., Nov. 12—Wateh| Of the fight for baseball peace | portant. out for Cornell. The schoo! has gone ‘to start here at noon today with| Mtany minor league tnteresta were | wrentling daffy, Over@40 candidates i Joint weasion of the 16 owners Of) regrestented here today. They ex-jare al on the mat. Conch ithe American aM Mitonsl | clog 40 put efor inportant player] O'Connell exye he wante 008 Tracy Strong of Oberlin refereed | Everett kicks off: play see-eawe back | j . ores. Beore—Kverctt #9, | ‘The details of the game: | Bverett kicks off. Game enda WRESTLERS —— MATT DAFFY | deats and other tranasactions of epieenaeiipaend financial interests of baseball | intor-league nature. THEY OBJECT conte lv without — + ~ ta, will be able to amicably CAL I OFF [eon stirred up the bugw when he stat how they want the game re ‘ | ed that he had had 441 ring tuttion. | @rganized, both warring factions be | GAME | Both Charley White and Jack rit Meved, prior to the session. | SANTA CLARA, Cal, Nov. 12 oD would like to see his scorecard. Nationalers and the group support. | he vey | a md Johnson, preacident of the| Whitman college of Walla Walla, REDS GET THEIRS cireutt, anticipated official ac | Wash. will not be able to meet) CINCINNATI, Nov. 12—It was ) @ion on the agreement would follow | Santa Clara university for a series | just called back to memory that the § the informal gathering, thus ending | of football games, which were to be | Rede finished the race in the third ihe war talk that died?in Kansas) pias0q in 1920 and 1921, it was an noteh by the receipt of their W. S. } r > ah It 456.26 Le Se felty when minor leaguers refused to] Pore” se, today, Banta Clara| Te Jt wae ¢ per man -s1e— ~ } j Reesep mama ~ * The method of voting, however, claimed it was too late to make ar. LAWRENCE, Kan., Nov. 12.—-The Kansas Jayhawkers are wring the 418 Pike St. [was mill one of the prospective | rangements thie year and the univer.| RSUlM grime re gh mn apne ‘ @tumbling biocks. The 11 National ‘ ertal attac yle e Ss. Owners contended they would| “it” '® Prospective schedule next year | being well drilled in batting down the | 10 Second A’ would not admit of a game then. forward flips of the opposition. fecede from their stand that ing be by individuals and not! Jeagues, as advorited by the / Boyal followers of Ban Johnson. They @eclared action they have taken to | “Ward reorganization of the | , H) fwould not be repudiated. even if it} * i Do Geant. widening of the existing | ‘noon a UAtAofa Preach. | Clothes and c other overcoat peeps tcagz leer minor leagues was expected here to | for highest possible quality Ment. Mike Sexton hi i - a ‘ and\a good-looker ‘Bgain prevailed in th “the majors and minors would be ——s most likeable cigarette that ever was bred from the World's best. winner. 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