The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 21

No. G. A, Snell, captain and Games Saturday Washington State vs. California at Portland and O. A. C. vs. Stanford at Palo Alto; Big Games for All| Parts of Country BY LEO H. LASSEN NOTHER classy menu of football battles is in store for gridiron fans thruout the country tomorrow. Two of the biggest games of the season are booked for the Pacific coast, Washington State and the California Golden Bears will get together in their big fracas at Portland and the Oregon Aggies will try to steam-roll their way to victory over Stanford at Palo Alto. As Washington plays three of those teams, meeting Stanford here next week, more interest than usual is being centered @ this brace of games. The Oregon Aggies walloped the Dodgers last week. The Portland melee should be a wonderful battle and grid fans expecting to take in the game are hoping for a dry field both teams can show at their best. California snowed the under a 49-to-0 score last season, but it is very tful if they will run up that kind of a tally this year. of the fans are picking the Pullman team to win. It’s aboutatoss up. — The Oregon Aggies figure to beat Stanford as they have ‘me of their strongest teams in years and they showed a Son power against Washington last week. Stanford has in one of the big games in t 4 well, too, in their games so far, but not the power of Beavers. Scie Four Big Games Booked for East “wonder” games are booked|The Georgia Tech eleven is the GRIDIRON STARS team, which plays Washington here December 3. leads his team against the powerful Georgia Tech eleven THT 11 fullback of the Penn State Snell he East tomorrow. ua for the Far East for tomorrow, |*trongest in the South and as Wash i .|ington plays Penn State here De- Interest of Seattle fans ls cen-| ober 3, Seattle fans are watchihe on the Dartmouth-Cornell fight the Penn State team more closely Ithaca, N. Y.. because Gill Dobie }than ever. . ‘the head of the Cornell team and| One of the biggest games of the ‘also because Dartmouth played here|/day should be the Centre college fast searon and trounced the Dod-/Harvard scrap at Cambridge Last showing wonderful football. |season the Centre team scored two team has lost a game this touchdowns on the Crimson, but and Dobie’s Cornell men are} were defeated 31 to 14. strongest scoring machine in the} The other big game ts the Pitts. this year. burg-Pennsyivania tussle booked for other big battle as far as Se | Phiiadelphia. are concerned ts the Penn!| Yale plays Brown at New Haven, Tech game on Penn jand should win, while Princeton is field. Last week the |favored to beat Virginia at Prince ed Harvard at 21-21.|ton. Farren Will Box Pinkman Suspension Lifted on Fris- co Boy; Pair Will Meet . at Pavilion Tuesday Games Set for Mid-West Hi i i ; i HE Seattle boxing 7 e 2 a of games is scheduled, lowa, the dark horse of the “Big oxar the poi for the Middle West, the biggest Ten” conference, will go up against ension on game being the Chicago-Colorado Purdue at Lafayette, and should win. Seuakie Peeeih falz at Chicago. Last week the Chi| Michigan and Illinois, both out of San Fran¢iao| @ago team hopped to Princeton and the conference running, will play lightweight, who showed the Tigers how the game |their consolation game at Urbana. joc suspended should be played, beating the proud| Wisconsin, one of the strong con- ene A. wane ae ‘Nasias team 9 to 0. Colorado is of tenders. tackles Minnesota at Madi- ba Mage bow Be unknown strength. son, and should win. on a smoker Nebraska plays Oklahoma tm the| Indiana plays Notre Dame at In card planned by Misowi valley conference at Lin. dianapolis in one of the big tiffs and Austin & sak ‘evin ip the tiff that is expected to | the Catholics figure to come out on for the Arena ettle the conference ttle [top. some time ago that Wag stopped by =. the authorities, Idle Washington frogh will play the Ore gon Babes in the stadium in the other local contest this week. Next week comes Stanford and Coach Bagshaw is driving his men hard in an effort to perk up the poor grade of football that the men played at times at Corvallis last week against the Oregon Aggies. Farren was immediately booked to bale Eddie Pinkman at the Pavilion Tuesday night by Jimmy Malone of the Cascade Athietic club. It certainly looks Uke Eddie ts picking a hard one in Farren as Pinkman was beaten by Eagles and Farren knocked Eagles out in less than a round. But Eddie's bout with Eagles was his first start in nearly two years. He has looked better «ince winning close bouts from Johnny Jordan and) Monk Fowler. Malone is lining up « pretty good card for Tuesday. He plans to use Al Biddle, who wag robbed of the de- cision in his bout with Boy McCase- lin last Tuesday with Archie Stoy, the Aberdeen miller, who has won @ lot of bouts down that way. John Wagner and Soldier Woods will meet in the special event This ought to be a wild one. Joe Martinsen and Tommy Son- tag, a couple of Ught- heavyweights, tangle in the second bout. One more tiff completes the card. Farren's suspension {is taken to mean in local mitt circles that most of the boys lined up to box on Aus tin & Salt's card will be cleared soon by the commission. COLLINS DENIES N. Y. RUMOR NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—Denia! that he had been offered the management of the New York Yanks was con tained in a message received here today from Eddie Collins, one of the lrumored candidates for Miller Hug- gins’ job. ' idle this week and Seattle foot followers will have to be content three minor games. Two prep are booked for Denny field. week, Franklin and Ballard 1s today and West Seattle and Anne mixing tomorrow. The Norm: champion swimmer, Rose, records. ABILITY Te oy | Up Our Panta, the Ever Increasing Growth of Our Business. UStvensrry music STORE 4312 University Way. JNO. E. O’BRIEN Maker of Men's Clothes 606 Union St. Suit or Overcoat TO ORDER, Forty Dollars Cutting and Fitting Done by JNO. BK O'BRIEN Absolute Satisfaction | Providence, R. 1, is the second largest city in New England. RUTH DELAYS HIS “VISIT” NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—Babe Ruth will not pay a focial call on Judge Landis for several weeks, The swa' king and his wife are now visitin: with Herb Pennock near Phila phia. The Bambino goes to Pitts-| | burg next week, where he will start | rehearsing the vaudeville act for) which he has 17 weeks’ booking at $2,500 a week. Twothirds of the work in Porto gal is done by women. Quebee is the largest province in Canada. SEATTLE STAR Two Big Prep Grid Games Set Contenders “in Action on| Denny Field Today and Tomorrow; Teams Fine Fo" ‘the first time tn the history of the local prep league the West Seattle team is figured as a contender for the city gridiron hon-| ors, The West Siders lost their first game to Franklin, 16 to 0, but they showed a vast improvement last week when they sank the hooks into Broadway 14 to 0, Saturday at Denny field the In diang will be up against one of their bigwest tests of the season when) they tackle the crack Queen Anne) team. The kickoff is set for 220 pm. QUAYS WALLOPED TIGERS, TOO Queen Anne defeated Broadway by the mume score that West Seattle did, and also defeated Ballard 10 to 3, which puts the hill team on an even footing with Franklin for the league leadership. A win for West Seattle today will tie them with Queen Anne and) would give Franklin the lead, pro viding, of course, that Franklin wine’ ustice from Ballard in their game at Den ny field this afternoon. If Frank: lin lowes, too, the three teams would | be tied This ts another tight game, as both Franklin and Ballard entered the fray with thelr strongest lineups. The local prep grid situation will | be greatly cleared up after this pair of games, Advice on Care of Teeth Dental work. no matter how per= will not be kept clean. natural teeth will ot nt nd er diseases. A vi it to your dentine every three or four months will usually Penalty t of the teeth. DR. EDWIN J. 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FARRELL EW YORK, Oct. 28,—Stringing along in the procession of Brit ish sport kings that have stalked across the American field this year comes now a fight champion, Ernie Rice, an English-Italian, on the British population sheet as Ernie Ricco, is here with the Lonsdale belt as a voucher that he is the “light weight champion of the tales.” Rice came over “in an unofficial capacity.” With patnful memories of what happened to Joe Beckett, Jimmie Wilde, Ted Lewis, London would not give the lightweight champion of ficial credentials as a national dele- gate to unseat Benny Leonard, However, Tice believes he has a chance to do it. His first move to prove his claim to class comes to- morrow night in the garden when he starts @ 15-round bout with Sailer Friedman, the best 135 pounder in Chicago and one of America’s rank ing batters. ‘The Englishman muat feel sure of himself to pick out the Windy City boy for his first exhibition. TITLE BATTLE INVESTIGATED JERSEY CITY, N. J., Oct. 28— The Hudeon county grand jury be gan an investigation of the Dempsey. Carpentier fight Thursday. ‘The probe was ordered by Supreme Swayzee when the grand jury was sworn in. BILLY MISKE IS BANKRUPT ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 28,—William A. (Billy) Mike, St, Paw! pugtilist and automobile dealer, today filed a pe- Ution in bankruptcy in federal court. He scheduled Mabilities at $28,127 and total assets at $20,775, of which $300 personal property is exempt, sce ta a arn | Railroads May || Arrange Specail Football Trains \ Special raiiroad rates to foot |] ball games in the Northwest will be practically assured since the Washington®, A. C. game last week. Darwin Meisnest, gradu |] ate manager, mays that the fact that nearly 1,000 students made the trip to Corvallis by auto will bring the railroads to a realiza tion that they must give special fares, Expenses for the trip last week || by auto were only about halt what the trip would cost on the || train. Dozens of cars, buses, || trucks and jitneys pulled out of the university district Friday and returned Sunday, California stu dents are adopting the same sys tem of transportation and expect to swing the railroads into line for student mpecials, WAR LEADERS AT BIG GAME NEW YORK, Oct. 28.--Marwhal | Foch and Gen, Pershing will attend the game here Saturday between Penn State and Georgia Tech as the guests of the city, it was announced Thursday at the city hall. Mayor Hylan and Mayor Key of Atlanta jand the presidents of the two col. leges wil) be included in the party. |COMEDIANS OPEN TOUR NEW YORK, Oct. 28--Nick Alt- rock and Al Schacht, comedians of the Washington Senators and the champion clowns of baseball, made | their debut on the stage Thursday in ja vaudeville act that opened in Yon- kers, After “hitting the outskirts” for several weeks they hope to do Broadwa ‘The Protestant ©! Francisco, han 66 tered in @ series this season. A. 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Officials Scheduled for | Star League Games for Sunday HREE new referees will make their debut in The Star Soccer league games Sunday — Johnny Reeks, Bob Lemon and William Jones being the new men. | ‘The schedule for Sunday, with the referees being named for each game, follows: | JUNIOR DIVISION Washington Park vs, Falcon A. @ at lower Woodland park at 1 p. m™ Referee, Johnny Reeks. Louie's French Dry Cleaners v@ Allen Athletic association at lower Woodland park at 230 p.m Ref eree, William Jones, Ballard Juniorg vs. Highland Park at lower Woodland park at 11:30 @& m. Referee, Bob Bonner. Ben Paris Billiards vs. Hawthorne Juniors at Lincoln park at 2:45 p.m Referee, George Hoefling. Cowan Cigar Co. va. South Park a Soccer * South Park at 1 p.m. Referee, Billy , Waller, SENIOR DIVISION Maple Leafs vs, Boeing Alrcraft club at upper Woodland park at 1. Dp. m. Referee, Bob Lemon, Postoffice va. West Seattle at Lin coln park at 1 p.m. Referee, Fred Douglas. 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