The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 20

WUGO BEZDEK HAS: Former Oregon Grid Men- tor Expected to Lead Penn State to Victory BY LEO H. "LASSEN JR years Hugo Bezdek, as Oregon foot- ball coach, saw his Web- footers wal- loped by W ash ington in the days when Gil Do- was the head of the Sur | | | | | | best Hugo could ever was to tie the tall Scot. was the best anybody did while Dobie headed | hington gridiron affairs. Bezdek accused e of cancelling a game or when Oregon had a chance to win. regurdiess, tomorrow after. at the stadium Bezdek will his first great chance to wal- ington on the grid when he his great Penn State warriors | the Sun Dodgers. ’s Nittany Lions are al- a cinch to win, ff anything is in footbail. The visitors are | d the greatest team in the |” and Washington is one of the | cams in the West. It is lair test, and while Wash- is bound to fight hard, the are not being given even an chance of winning ponerse you never can tell in wim wy may have his “revenge” if the Lions claw the San the way. they are expected even so, most of the glamor | y the victory will lose its tinge of | " because Gil Dobie is no at the head of Washington I. Were Dobie leading Wash- and the set-up the same as/ for tomorrow, then Bezdek wuld have rea! license to gloat over Victory. Dobie left a long trail | defeats in the Oregon wake and/ Dobie who placed the only | a mark on the great coach- record of Hugo. LA | je great success of Dobie at Cor. I is no secret. went thru the season unde- althé his team didn't play « tough schedule. there would have been noth- better that Bezdek would have this year than to have sent his y Lions against Cornell this ‘It would have been a great battle | from the records ‘of the two | ‘Cornell and Penn State may meet) ‘the grid next season, and it) do the fur ts bound to fly, as) is no love lost when these two) send their teams against | other on the field. | Eckmann, Washington cap- ill be playing his last football | tomorrow. For 11 seasons n’s name has been in the ght glare of football. He start- th Interlake grammar school ‘after playing there for three) he starred for Lincoln high | for four seasons, “Eck” has four years for Washington is ranked as one of the finest ever turned out here. capped by lack of weight. mn has made up for it by and fight. It's too bad that! a fine player as he is should y handicaped by playing with in-| Washington teams for the last t years. Eckmann on a Gil Dobie Wash team would have shone with the brilliance of the great player he is. After seeing the Wash- captain in nearly every game he has played in, the writer can this with every assurance. | ON INGER All eyes will be on Glenn Killinger, mn State's great quarterback, to | ' Killinger comes here with a great 4, picked as the finest quarter. in the East, No team in that gee has been able to stop him eason, Killinger, like Fckmann, is play- | tng bis last football game, as he graduates from Penn State in the spring. | OHIO DOWNFALL | CAUSE FOR JOY While Ohio State men did not | felish the trimming handed Wilce's pila by Illinois, the defeat was news to a lot of other Western ‘Conference men. State has been “hogging the limelight for years Towa, 45 a result of State's defeat, fas a clear title to the champion Ship. The urder dog always is the worite, Had Ohio State defeated Tilinois. there would have been the “usual winter dispute, with State bly having the edge, altho lowa considered the better team. RUMORS THICK #o many trade rumors are in the ir that it wouldn't be surprising if home sensational wwaps were pulled at the two major leacue meetings bt is admitted that New York and Bioveland are both out to strengthen | the American league. Kven Me-| iw owill not be averse to a trade, Sf litho his club was strong enough to “win the world championship. ABOUT TRADES, How Penn State Gridiron Tutor Looks at Work | Here’s how Hugo Bezdek looks in his working clothes. He was leader of the Pitts- |burg National League Base- ball club a few seasons ago, land while teaching football he’s still partial to the! |diamond game. During work-| ing hours Hugo is all dolled up in a regular baseball | fit. Hugo isn’t very careful about keeping this suit press-| ed ,as he gets right out and works with his men. ‘BAN JOHNSON IN BAD AGAIN) It is: rumored that President Ban} Johnson, of the American league, is skating on thinsice. President Dunn, | of the Cleveland club, is said to be! none too friendly, because two pro- | |tested games went against him last | year, both being awarded to New York. Dunn was formerly strong | for Johnson. On the other hand, the} New York club, which a year ago was yelling for’Johnson’s head,, ts! probably now lined up for him. Pres ident Johnson is a living example of | the theory, “It's "a great life if you don't weaken. ,_ SES en COAST TRIO TO GO TO PRAIRIE Three utility players in the Coast| fight for enough money to fill the) 1 toy he won the balk | Ga ieee cecil Gane wives Gun: that Lee Woods, 7,| forward passes, shifts and deceptive QUARTERBACKS Hockey league last year will play in |Community Chest. | Ms Harold Woods, plays. There is so much more for the Prairie league this season. Muzz| Looks like another braw! between |!ine billiard championship — from athletic relations between the two ronald Kitt, Iwia|the player to learn that the coach| What @ time the experts are going Marray of Seattle and, Bill Adams! the champ and Bill Brennan would | Wille Hoppe, Jake Schaefer had been severed by West Point, Watanobe, George Nakashima, “Bruce! 00.4. much of the’ time instruct. |‘ have this year picking a quarter: of Vancouver will both catch on with| go well with the fight fans; but no| “My game is to play from Us Nee aed Setager est ie als SEG on Adina bad 40 ae with Devine, Killinger and Mc Edmonton. Charley Tobin, also of| promoter feels like putting up a [of the table.” The champ neglected Registration lists of gil teams are! 1% yf v rd merly was devoted to | Millen to select from. Seattle, is expected to take over the | throng of thousand.dollar bills for a|‘t® pec crong cag - = ae ¢ with str SLIM HARRIS os verdyactigies Rios Mr tagasiomery Sh teokitrs Ream | aR management of one of the Prairie | mix that would never draw like the | sames he has ever enjo b Managers are allowed to register 10 | “Ch . clubs, He's in Victoria now and will| Dempsey-Carp or Dempsey-Willard| Hoppe he played from the losing Is TOO TALL | men. Resistration must include the Bercy, Haaguors. ieefier sone vad ‘PRINCETON HAD decide his plans within the next few | fiascos. Looks like too much jack | ¢4 seid If Slim Harris of the Athleticn | M4. addresses, dates of birth of pic are eg etter ‘Hore in| MET THEM BOTH days. is called for mM could field bunts he would be one of |%°h Player with the manager's tage he puts it “Whee & tach ‘The Princeton players fe thelae ee a Even if heavyweight talent is Card Will Lead the greatest pitchers in the business, | Phone. has only a short time to prepare | selves look like good judges of foot PINKMAN AND scarce, there are plenty of battlers ards VV1 ec However, it in so far from Stim's| There is still room for one more his line of battle, in order to meet|ball by predicting that *Harvard to argue with the lightweight, wel National League head to his feet that he gets all | team in the league, as there are now the varied attack that he must face,| would trim Yal FOWLER LISTED ter and bantam ring kings. Leon ’ tangled up when he bends over and 17 clubs entered. Any junior outfit |he carnot give too much time to} — en! ard's usual figure i» $40,000. No Thinks Quigley usually gets the impreswion that he | still wanting to enter should get! one subject. Tackling was once the| More stoves are manufactured in Monk Fowler will get a chance for revenge for the trimming our chatty Edward Pinkman handed him a cou ple of weeks ago here, when they meet in the head-liner here Tuesday | night at the Pavilion. |AMATEUR CARD ON FOR FRIDAY! Another amateur card will hold the center of the stage—or ring—at the Pavilion Friday night, when eight or ten bouts, all featuring embryo fistic artists, will furnish entertain. ment for vas rail birds. ‘SOMEBODY PAGE THIS BIMBO! Will’ the press agent who made half of us believe that Carpentier was going to lick Dempsey kindly drop out here and persudde us that Washington is going to perform an cee ration on Penn State? ‘MICHIGAN HAS GOOD MATERIAL Michigan will lose five men from this year's football team, but there is said to be a wealth of new ma- terial available CORRECT! Tennis is the only sport that lacks @ professional class; but still, swim ming is the cleanest sport. YALE Ralph FE. CAPTAIN Jordan will PICKED ptain the 1922 Yale football Varsity The Star league soccer schedule for Sunday follo sh | wonder he doesn't fight oftener. How Rival LIGHTNER eRight Halt 178 Pounds 2 tay HUFFORD McMAHON Right End Right ‘Tackle 1 rounds 210 Pounds ‘ No. CLARKE Left End Left Tackle 165 Pounds 202 Pounds No 3 No 6 EGKMANN Lett Halt * 146 Pounds A W. A Ring Men Want Too | Much Jack Boxers Go Nutty Over Big Purses; Has Rickard, Play the Golden Bears | 00 ows the value Star League by Several * ” : Spoiled Em? at Pasadena |] of every American league cateh Squads; Lists Due Soon DOR tackling has been a prevall-)cause coaches can no longer sive - | t, and that there are only two - | ing fault in almost every big | the necessary time to perfecting BY SEABURN BROWN | ASHINGTON AND JEF- ged is the eepnties whe AIVE teams in The Star quell Lae chased) tn the. 0 that feature } of the gam RE the finstiec “LE PGON i MME cen eerie ink aan rok baaketball league have filed their | SRSOD e has ne Waxhingto aa fo experts have harped on amp Mnece| ' TEOCON Cones | BBA oF che: Wrenmmetyn | 6 registration lists for the season. ‘The | Werk The expen Mere Diy ing |GOOD ENDS AT adays because | been invited to meet Califor- |] slubs | Hickey | plane to} Ben Parts Billiards, Imperiais, Dandy | the failure of the tackirs to ales | they can't get/nia at Pasadena. The W. and,| wor for the Cardinale nest Hop Baking Co., Ballard Cubs, and Stacy | @ow> thelr men as th bere chan ected NOTRE DAME U veal bee Sgr J. football team has finished) | son , "s Comets have filed their liste. Bas eae” Bat he hance to| In Anderson and Kiler, Notre to cceupy the |? : ss he names of the players listed -by | Princeton men bh am | Dame is said to have the best opposite | corner high oom Me Re =p “ie these teams follow bring down ate kgs ap 9 ine |of ends in the country. Kiler is @ : e squared teams, holdin. a“ Iimperiats circles ni saveg wonder at receiving pasecs. circle, as they Aa 4 i > biret touchiows of the game. ‘Twor 's'™ & Heewring some FF Claim, or do they | tory over the power Ao itt CATHOLICS AND / \oe the Tiger players missed Aldrich { want a wad of team and also beating Syra-) CADETS SQUARE ‘entirely, while the third tackler al WYNNE IS BEST dough equal to| cuse. { Sie’ Chat. thi shusilip Go thee’ han Tiadetrne |lowed himeelf to be dragged over SAYS BRICK Y the German war! 1+ is considered practically }ern football season in clearing awa . Walter Westmoran, Bert}the goal line before bringing Ald- LE t debt every time il tit appearn that Streams anal won veite windie rich down Charley. Brickley, former Harvard t they don the mitts, ax the downtrod-|certain that they will accept)" apprars that Nour Dame and | ichacr Dare Kopcke” n'4, Harry | in the old days coaches had the|star, says he considers Wynne. of den ring-siders contend? | the date. pod gdb saa wal cage Rb b ai r an, ‘Jimmy | players indulge in tackling practice |Notre Dame the best running back . | 5 Champion Jawn Dempsey says he} guess tm 1938. When Betro Deon Mcinves, every day. The tackling dummy |of the year. is just aching to do battle, but that | deten: si eee? eee a ern | Was badly treated in the old days neath dears la bo. one (> flaht.. Pahane JAKE SCHAEFER bey “ 4 oe peta: ‘© generals this! ange Mart it's different now with the new] ITHREE GREAT ‘ALMOST RIGHT | a ‘olnt objected to the shift Rressentin game. These are the’Gays of the| ? he means that there is no one to) Jack Britton found plenty of com: petition for his standing in the wel- ter class wheg on the Coast last year. Travie Davis or Dave Shade || \, that are capable of giving the aged bat |] ing of tler a hard 10 rounds. Stock Britton realizes that his fighting || the first days are drawing to a close, and is || only getting the big jack while the get-| ting is good. Tommy Gibbons is a drawing card | among the light heavies, some critics giving him a possible show with | higher. Dempsey. Gibbons fights frequently || pennant for reasonable purses, but—there is| always a joker in the pack—he| ————— flings his gloves at nothing but set ups. tween Choosing Marcee pipe smoker. and guaranteed burn. ‘Ad 707 First Ave. 910 Second Ave. 1496 Fourth Ave, 418 Pike Street Retere Woodland Park ve arte at Woodland park at 1 p Referee Malb: Leats ve, Boeing Alreraft elub ofiand park at 2:45 p, m Ke Moefling NIOK GAMES Athletic jation va, Falcon at lower We rk atl p.m Johnnie Ballard Juniors va. Cowan Cigar Co. Referee—Billy Waller Houth Park va. Louie's French Dry Cleaners at South Park at 1 p.m, Ref. ree I mules Ren Pa BilMards va, Washington’ Park at Walla Walla at 1 p.m. Refere —Billy Bloomer to Come Eastern Team Is Invited to Umpire Quigley of tional league is authority for oo statement that the St, Louis Car- dinalg rank as the strongest club league. Third and the fact that during Haines and Mays were in condition to pitch failure of the Cardinals to finish the team that beats St 1922 will win the National league something to ~ with the feud be certain Perhaps this purse question haa! leading pugs now raging in Gotham When It Comes to Italian Briar is the choice of the majority of pipe smokers—because They are built for the particular Ee Spring Cigar Co., Inc. THE SEATTLE CHANCE FOR “REVENGE” ON SATURDAY.1 HUTCHINSON AND BARNES WILL PLAY GOLF MATCH HERE DIEC. 19 ¥ Grid Machines Face Kickof Penn State KNABB Fullback 169 nds KILLINGER Quarterback 160 Pounds 2 BEDENK BENTZ Right Guard Center 183 Pounds 190 Pounds No No. ROGG HAYNES Left Guard Center Pounds No. 39 QUA Fullback 18 Pounds Washi and J. sked st to unde really conten y une the ie playin ‘The late report Baseman Milton six weeks of the season, explains the is positive that Loute in Quigley promoters and the a Pipe— De Luxe asy to break in not to crack or ngton Eddi Ainamith w the Amer league. Rickey ways the addition of Ainamith ie agg a gy ore \TACKLING IS WEAKEST rounded {t into a pennant the pill around. J 1, att FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 192 f F amous Links Stars to Play at Seattle Club o Play Thirty-Six Holes at Have Not as Yet Been International Champions t | North End Club; Opponents Named WILSON Left Malt 165 Pounds BY ALEX C. ROSE ERE’S a real treat for ye local golf bugs! Dece oie r 19, Jock Hutchison, the British ries, the national open champion, matches at the Seattle On Monday, open cham- will play Golf and I pion, and Jim BAER McCOLLUM | two 18-hole exhibition Left Guard Left nd | Country club. i ‘ ¢ the Fs 200 Pounds 180 Pounds | The announcement of the Hutchison-Barnes tour © x Ne. 8 Mo. 17 | Northwest, with a stopover in Seattle, was made in these 7) column evernl weeks ago, but only as x “g ss" a th past few days has any wl This is Hutechison’s first visit, to i tion been taken to have this great | the Northwest, it is a sort of : t arnex is known to all * HOBI TINGLING GALLIGAN am 1. Runsell, who is starting ms Rego Fede heces Tight Guard Right Tackle Rikht End off on his third successive term as figure, pri 0 hin gol cant, punds 175 Pounds 156 Pound, captain of the Senttle Golf and Coun-|be sprang into prominence by his ‘ No. 46 nr ta try club, has been authorized by the | Work on the fairways, was for #ev- ros club's trustees t re acceptance of /eral years connected with the Ts h rms and to make all arrange. |coma Golf and Country club, and on shecith: be tip ene tith Fran ge \inany occasions played on the North “Terms” in this case means $500,'End course, In f he partnered but this part will be easily squared | Bob Johnstone here against the cele up as it is planned to have brated British team—-Harry Vardi REEN [printed and sold for a dollar « and Ted Ray—in an exhibition match e 1912. Right Halt to the galleryites in x ge | Who wouldn't pay a dollar to see| Jim and Jock will find that Bot 514 Pounds such a pair of golfers as Barnes and|can still crack ‘em down the middie ' ul with the best of them, and he will be very ably aanisted by “Dixie,” who has fully recovered from the opera: tion he had last winter, which kept him off the links for several month» Hutchison in action? | Who wouldn’t play 36 holes for 500 bucks? Altho no official announcement as been made as to who will play against the champions, it ts almost| The youngsters, Stein and Stell ' certain that Bob nstone, the! are shooting regularly in the early | od 4 will give the visitors a © i H club's professional, nd H. A ‘and w ¢ ie Ainsmith I lve ( age ") Fleager, Yhe crack North | hard run for honors. 5 1 i will do the honors in the| If the weather is at all favorable Goes Strong in morning round, with Bon Stein, pres: | play in both matches will be watched) 5% National Circuit s ent holier of the club championship |by several thousand spectators. Manager Branch Ricke the eams AUST 2% city titte, and Lee ste, one of | During their tour Ip the North- ; po Cardinals ‘' at 4 m the grandest golfers in the North. | west, Hutchison and Barnes will en: ; 1d hov " west. who i also a member of the! gage in matches in Vahcouver, Vie- rstand how Catcher Eddie s ever waived out of toria, Seattle, Tacoma and Portland, veteran organization, furnishing the | respectively. opposition in the second round. Their Men Players Registered for! PHASE OF GRID GAME 1 by the Catholics, and after & football the way he kicks in touch with the sporting editor of| big thing in football The Star at once. It still plays | Detroit than in any other city in the» @ leading role, but has suffered be- world. We Apologize To our many friends and patrons who could not be served since our sale started—we wish to offer qur apology. We Phoenix Hose We will sell genuine Te You can buy at this sale Phoenix Hosiery at ‘this genuine 50¢ Boston Gar- 3 great sale, for expected crowds but never dreamed of such a mass of | ters, including the new ‘ humanity as crowded our store during the past few | Vide web. i days. Extra salespeople have been employed and we hope 55¢ to serve you with the usual Stamm service. 35¢c STAMM BROS. FORCED OUT ENTIRE STOCK GOES FOR MERE TRIFLE OF THEIR FORMER MARKINGS Store has been leased by the Melody Shop and we have been notified to vacate our present location as soon as our lease expires, therefore, we must close out our entire stock of high-grade Furnishing Goods and Hats regardless of former prices. Nothing will be left undone in order to make a clean sweep of every article in the store. It is an opportunity that comes only once in a great while and right at the time of the year when this merchandise is mos needed. Pat SHIRTS Lot of Allsilk Shirts, MEN’S HATS Crofut_ & Knapp—Berg Brands values te Men’s Caps Ww il fT uine $10.00, on sale now at 85.9% $5.00 Values, NOW. B %.D. 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Now $4.50 Values, $5.00 Value ‘ SALE 0) . Regular $2.00 Neckwear, $6.00 Value 85 of Co ALE SPURS RARY 9:90 - = ft Rowulay “$3.00 $8.00 Values, NOW... OS "1 y y " ‘ is dust a Case o' tegular “and $3.00 3 lu 86. Closing Out This Stock’! as Fast as We Possibly Can. wear, Wee cee MBS eo Knit Neckwear Special lot of high grade Fiber Silk Knit Neck. wear, regular price on sale at 39¢c Special lot of Wool Heather Hose, in all the wanted = shades; regular ie value; now 55c 1402 SECOND AVENUE