The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1923, Page 13

MONDAY, OCTOBER THE SEATTLE STAR MY OWN IS NOW READY TO MEET ZEV | NOTRE DAME T HRASHES ‘BIC THREE TEAM Conqueror U.S. Golf Association Again Dodges issue Pritinn | of Papyrus Will Race ome Lack of > Competition Is | ¥ | Now. Worrying Owner | ‘he of Winner at Belmont *" BY FRANK GETTY YORE fect t t teel be taken rf Key again rew ¢ pportant rulini ing with t Inwood m with a wh et the danger—if su seem: the ust offi “tu alt but a his home land ih turfland with a t tween My Own and Zey as the jective. Sinclair, day “night t Vittle “ebterie handléd Papy horse was ready t at-any. time or, pla Admiral Grayson. forme of this. ance of the chal only t My 7 gagem should not be in with, The colts are eligible for tonia’ championship Nov but what the lic woul to @ ns nally defeated Papyrus that Papytus goes tanta ~ Monday Tuesday for England. Irish.. his owner, intends to him, Yothe stud. The English col will be taken aboard ship at low tide’ when there will be the min! mum of slant to the gangplank, & precaution. against accident. | YOUNGSTER WINS RACE '_ FROM VETS ANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 22.- Harlan Fengler, 22-year-old Kansas City bey, won the 250-mile Kansas City speedway race here Sunday before a crowd of 25,000. Fengler averaged 113 2.5 miles an hour in a racer constructed b: George L. Wade, a Kansas City sportsman. ie Hearne, in a Durant special second, and Jimmy Murphy, his mm mate, third. The winner was given a prize of $9,000. Most of the 14 racers who partic ipated prepared to ship their cars to Los Angeles, where the next big auto speed test will be held Thanks siving day. men who at figured Basil p | closed. ribbed or punch first of the year But > study wil as they have gam: prefer marking in width « where as YALE STAR IS ‘OUT OF GAME NEW*HAVEN, Conn, Oct loss of Charley O'Hearn, Yale's best punter and dropkicker, who broke his leg Saturday, has plunged she Yale campus in gloom. DEFEAT EXPECTED ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. s defeat by Penn State was rather expected and the midshipmen are not grieved. BY ROBERT C, ZUPPKE Football Coach, University of Illinois, Author of “Football Technique and Tactics” FEW successfully executed for at ward passes at a critical time in a very tense or tight game may |demoralize the best drilled dete jand for a few moments detract | individuals from their specific appointed duties and make them like a leaderless mob. These fo rd | pass plays are apt to make the for wards’ fear of what may happen In terfere with their concentrated atten-} tion to the restricted territory in there is always that danger of “in that much back of them, In rds, a series of successful passes 1 drive the de » back and further the suc ful execution of the ordinary slants and straights of the hard running In order to accomplish this| result, it is very important that the | and Yap Island Next ess. | Body Accused of Evading Club ways and th np that and to rip f “bite” to the keep Ap o “rough sth ations, \ prominent mation would ed from the markings. at first club he with a tak enough That they will Jangerou adard b ‘(SHORT FORWARD PASS TO OUT-| Big Purse SIDE HALFBACK OFTEN UPSETS DEFENSE Is Toy for | ation Notre Dame Golf an » sit h executive com 1 in. favo feeling Knute Rockne’s Great Eleven Sets Tongues of Easterners Wagging BY HENRY L, FARRELL EW YORK With just pout the finest team that has ba and + thing ould and of America A reached, but the fi vident remain: the st increasingly een in the Fast for fot ndard restriction - While the ¢ t be recalled when m made a star s three” le and mem efter giving {t a tria fuse to play wi Hd pre power Dar latest forward pase a threat ear beat used the p The "s t Tigers by straight football unning game in whiel nd take were perfectio » enforce the gen-|" f « lelay used with much eral adoption of the pesky th As for the that ength bal! may t more Har fear the than famed tie ‘catasb on system ever developed at t needed mu Dame time after time. Offered in KINSEY WINS California NET PLAY OFF VIN RICHARDS B c-RKELEY, Oct, 22.—Howard 4 Kinsey of San Francisco woh the Callfornia state men's singles tennis championship bere Sunday when he defeated Vincent Richards A Digs ANGELES, Cal, Oct, 22.—An offer of a purse of $100,000 for a }match race between Zev and My |Own, to be-run Christmas been made by Dick Ferris manager of the new Culver City race track Ferris said today he had jald the offer be Rear Admiral Carry T. Grayson, owner of My Own, and was any moment match the ax the opening event acing season, He id today he was confident ce could be made financl eneful here, The offe that the pu the an answer ts to two hat the ly suc specifies, rae be split $0 per cent winner and 20 per cent to thi Fer ‘The track plet now In course of com ion, is located at Cul miles fre now largely a motion pictur about 1 center. STRIBLING IS GIVEN RAZZING Detroit boxing fans were not baah-| bout giving Young Stribling, the forward pads and running plays be constructed in such that the cannot detect, from the for n of the stance, which of the defense mat is thrown quickly, after six steps have been er. The ball 18/ claims the to the outaide | tithe halfback and should lead him so that he takes it on the dead run. Feta bt ral emg erieme path INTERNATIONAL with his atempt to teak up tne) MEET PLANNED} with his attempt to break up the ay. The other backs and guards protect the passer and as soon as the | sociation will proceed with arrange: ball Is thrown, protect the ments for the ed Britigh The correct execution of this pass! Empire va, Unite tes meet in| is quite difficult, and therefore needs July 19, 1924. A commit & great deal of actice perfe bas unanimously agreed to fa but ance ai difficul nce between the ‘cou considerable gain will take up Play a fullback plunge Tommy Burns in the ntly. Stribling, world's light looked terrible, reports s ight vyw “ prope nd 8 London, esta very uns! to stop witho morrow we No. 3 COSDEN WILL BACK STABLE AT TIA JUANA THIS YEAR JUANA Oct, 20. his long career ing owners of the J, 8. Cosden. millic Mex., time RAC For the (RACK, first ax one of the Americ well known Ne in lead. turf, York winter be an re, will engage the In racing and a will the Tijuana course 100 more opened Th where a meeting of or racing days will be ankagiving day Leading the Cosden stable will be the grand horse Duniin and Martin gale, recognized by turf critica as among the leading stake horses of | America, ‘These undoubtedly will be the Cosden entrants in the Coff. handicap and the ‘$10,000 | Tijuana cup. The consistent thor | oughbred Big Heart is another, | while for the $10,000 Tift Derby | the Cosden colors will be carried | y Jimson and King’s Ransom, whose 2-year-old racing has teen of high caliber in the East | Furthermore the Cosden horses | will be bandied by George Langdon, ‘HEEK, JR fiong known a# an unusually suc-| ice be tet ay cessful tra and they will be When {t comes to globe trotting piloted Jockey Chick Lan the trunk checks and mileage rolls| recognized ay one of the leading thust be handed to M. A. Cheek, Jr.,| riders of America Harvard halfback | Figures disclose The athletle ™ Cheek was|class of Dunlin a born fn Berk raised In|the end of the 1922 racing mer Singapore, India, end is now doing|Dunlin stood sixth the list odd jobs of footballing at Cam-|money-winning horses of the United bridge. |Htates. In his 2yearold racing Doubtless. he» will move to the} Dunlin won $44,441 in 15 starte and ‘Islandot Yap to start a bus out of this number was unplaced 4 hoa, three times, roth ner, bs the real high 4 Martingale. At in of Martingale a 2-year-old. purges and post. was out twice. won mo} crack old rac also brilliant % 78 tripe t was wi as in By John W. Nelson | Here be is folks, the Strong Man| of Siberia, and he's after Jack Demp:-} y's crown, He jx Demintri Mar tinoff, and he claims he is the cham: pien strong man of the world, the champion wrestier of te world and the champion fighter of the world. IDAHO WORKS | We wants: fight with Champion |Jnck with his bare knuckies, And FOR WEBFEET (ius because Martinoft weighs 46 MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct en. | Pounds and can whip a hungry Gr - 4 {ly bear with his bare hands be will d by ita victory over Wash-| stand still and Jet Jack paste him the first in 10) three times befe Martinoff will! even start to fight rnestly in| DOh't laugh. Martinoff is serious t with the [4nd hero je why ‘he is. so serious! about it, He will let you tap him on| iy" Toacin the skull with a 15-pound sledge; he holds two ‘automobi together, while the drive wheels spin. He} Jdrives nails thru. two-inch planks | 2 TIE SOCCER |with his bare palm, he will permit} TILTS PLAYED | vou to break a 1,000-pound stone on| | his body; he will lay in front of a Northwest Soccer league yesterday, {factor wheel and by his bulk. block while Carbonado won the remaining (the engine so it can run over him; oolitest ‘from: Rat eh Nab small stones with his hand tinea palate, wnig| Martinott In a member of the Rus-| West Seattle and Tacoma were also |*iAn colony of refugees at 753 Lako- | in a one-up content boulevard. ‘The belt around his abdomen is the world's champtonship strong man belt won by him in Paris MARY'S LOS! in 1919, He claims he threw Zbyazko, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct ‘The|the world's champion heavyweight Olymple club football team defe reheat ix one hour and 45 minutes St. Mary's college here yesterday, 9|in # match at Moscow in 1915, He to 6 in th of the money only h Dunlin and Martingale arolds than did the who finished his 2-ye ng with $24,666 to his credit cour ington State college, ars, the University of Idaho foot Il squad ix working preparation for the cont University of Oregon eleven Satur Two tle games were played in the — of Yonkers 67, 86 thrilling and matet Manuel Richards ton and Cla doubles title. 1-6, 8-6, Helen Heler and < was ness 9-11, AL defeated W N it keenly c 8p J. 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