The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1923, Page 13

a MONDAY, OCTOE OCTOBER 29, 1928. Th STALK | NOTRE DAME IS BEST TEAM OF EAST. @Darimouth Has Tough Tilt Ahead Washington One of Ma- jor Elevens of Country Not Yet Scored On BY HENRY L. FARRELL EW YORK 29 Dame, Mich Yale, Cornell, Dartmouth, Minols and Ct the major under country Notre Dan and Cor Veing the teams as into the Penn two of th Bast, stipped tional lead hey eng! 4 Harvard's and Princet navy, made Yale the of the “Big Th peets bright for in the old sa Dartmouth, up with the country be feat it Just at is the Cor Saturday, which will be for both teams. Notre Dame. arrive at # like the big t side of the Pac in the country daring of t which, on suc routed the Army Georgie Tech, There which Notre Oct Notre an, California, Syracuse, gO now stand as ated clevens of the ne, Mick ps « to class of the the big undefeate wlevens swing hard November schedule West V est teams in the mentarily from the ship Saturday when n battle defe State and on. sinia Dartmot Hary a big test if it to a de has otre Dame ele Satur incet n and no figures available by Dame 1 California may be compared, but the two teams may meet in a post-season game that should come closer than any & in the past to line on the “national champion.” California, Michigan and W ington are the only major teams tn the country t have not been scored upon, but Dartmouth, §: use and Wisconsin have uncrossed Soal lines. Corneil ts leading scoring eam in the country with 188 points Dolgnte has scored 188, Syracuse 164, the Army 162 and Notre Dame 161. JOE LYNCH IS - California” Joe Lynch, the San Francisco bantamweight, has left the guiding wing of Dolph Thomas. Lynch ts now in Los Angeles seek. ing bouts for himself. CHESS CLUB CELEBRATES The Hamilton (Ont.) Chess club bas just celebrated its 30th anni- versary. Jan. Dec. @ A magic number to re- member, from January to December—44. 44 is a Sumatra-wrapped cigar made of mellow, carefully sea- soned tobaccos. W\\ N \ \ \ BS B I [3 v HAN Nord ,¢ 44 Cigar \s made by easolidated Cigar Corporation, New York Distribaced by Seattle, Wash. Branch Allen & Lewis Portland, Ore, i} , | | | give al HIS OWN BOSS) Four Captains On Harvard Team California Left to right: Crosby, Merrill, Jenkins and Hubbard BOSTON ad thie them are Ma t capt ain of the tra distingut team Ned & Charley White, Black Cat of Ring, BY JOE WILLIAMS if Pig black cat of the prize ring is thru. Mr. Charles Anchowitz, professionally known Charles White, has been tossed into the mill pond of obliv with a brickbat attached his neck more times than nimble-witted statisticians can figure In the past, Mr. Anchowitz always managed himself loose from the impediment, swim to the return to the Queensbury doorstep somewhat meowing triumphantly. This time Mr. Anchowitz is not like return, He appears to have gone down for the thirty-third and last time. Pal Moran of New Orleans, in no serse a great fighter, tho a good one, stopped him. Mr. Anchowitz, now | in cloistered seclusion, is reported to be utterly broken up,| not to say chagrined. One thing, Mr. Anchowitz cannot complain tha have a chance in the world.| —~ The fact is, he had more chances to win titles than any other fighter in the history of the sport. A dozen or all told. Mr. Anchowitz should |have been a champion. He could fight. He was a great hitter. No lightweight could © tough ; ever hit as hard with a left h ‘ Petit un operatic U art, Fred we i} be in a he 4 Young 4 month or more scored five cons clusive knockouts and ag: the foremost coi Idaho-Gonzaga Is Thru| Game on Nov. 2 )KANE, W mutual conse shake and but to bank wet PRUETT GOES TO CALIFORNIA the your Brow to 5 0 but proved a bum he was pitched has gone to Cali a rest follow He will 1 aga suNe for the close East i t he didn’t nM ‘|BILLINGS HAS _ TOUGH LUCK ded Wot fought , who su and again By thru a ne, 50: ating: fight nin Browr ming anche knockout ‘ Chic and | hook. IM*® ANCHOWITZ'S trouble was | mainly one of brains. As a thinker he was not quick on the goan con "|PHILLY PREXY utive trigger. He would |the wrong thing In the right place, jand as a consequence he lost sev. consistently do) MI M. ANCHOWITZ was re-match- ed with Welsh, and this time) | was the favorite In the betting, But | William F. Bakes, president of the IS VERY ILL} | Philadelphia Netional league club, is eral sweet opportunities to climb/why go on? The left-hooker never |«iowly recovering from a delicate and into the big-money class. looked worse, and Welsh, with bis| serious operation for removal of a Mr. Anchowttz was also a rank light taps and feeble jabs, wonj)port of tumor that bad formed in inand-outer, and no one could tell again. | his left wide. He in in a hospital in jin advance just how good or how; Mr. Anchowltz got still another! New bad he would be—unleas one played |crack at Welsh, who by safo and predicted he would be|vying on the vine. Welsh had his | terrible. jown in the ring and Mr.| Our hero a great fighter| Anchowitz, altho he fought we as early as An unknown, he|had no chance. went to New York nd trimmed| In due time Benny Leonard camo| Young Shugrue, a near champian.| and smacked Welsh the | |Matched with Jack Britton on the| Whiskers and became the champ. Leeee according to unofficial averages, Jatrength of the win, he disclosed|Of course, Leonard obliged Mr. An-|Who was it imagined lemislation inconsistency for the first time|chowitz with a match, by way of|%salnat the intentional pass would and was knocked out. Britton was! respecting an ancient tradition, and|#!¥e Ruth and other never a knocker-out and was even| er was beaten ag usual, but| hance to do thelr stutt? Seite” Hence "the "onah|ie' soaked ‘teenard_ seat’ est|STENGEL MADE HOMERS COUNT ment. ring immediately Subsequently, Mr. Anchow!tz,| esa came to his rescu In tha 70-odd games he played jduring the National league season scoring a series of flashy knockouts/he allowed the champion to c Casey Stengel hit five home runs— 171 ‘PASSES FOR BAMBINO) Babe Ruth, among other records| ie, walked 171 times the past se referee along on he | less Anchowitz. but abt with his terrific left, won his way|hix wits and com> on to win by back into popular favor and was|a knockout in nine rounds matched with Ad Wolgast, lght-| Mr, Anchowitz retires, with weight champion. Mr. Anchowitz|distinction of being the gre hit two, and made both of them| was a better fighter in many re-|runner-up in tho history of pugil-| count | spects but he was slow to take lam. | ~ | | d ‘ N ST. LOUIS Brian Norton, noted South African | his home the | test |tennis player, may make PLATTER PLAY IS GRAY WITH) |i:°s! toss’ AGE, YET MUCH USED BY lettre Wife Has” Surprise in Store | “Say, Tom, if I'm not too tin-| quisitive, I wish you'd tell mo why| you have the big red line around} October Bist on your calendar. Some b event about to happen, |1 take it.” tig event is coming home.” I'll say it's a big event. been gone about u moxth, | rhe?” “A month, man! seems six months to me. act is, she's |been gone about seven weeks, Will |be two montha when she comes |home. It nearly Kills mo to hove tho head of the house away, but | sho hasn't been back East to visit] |her parents rince we were married | threo years ago, #0 I'm glad she! could have the trip. Then, of | course, she had to show ft little | Bobby to lis grandparents.” | "Gosh, yes! So sho Is coming |home on the ist? 1 suppose the |house is so cluttered up the poor will need stilts to wilk | right. The wife F) hasn't It like | woman on.” “Not on your fe, She woman to keep it clean she came in twice a week. am havin her give it an extra scouring just before the wife ar. hired The direction of the run from A to} ah B is determined by the position of defensive back C. 1 can well imagine that some of my readers have smiled broadly when|" they have seen the good old platter play included in this series, Just the same, if it is executed correctly and |at the appropriate moment, it might break up many a game. 1 have seen it work havoc with the best of them After the fake pass we will consid- er play No. 9, a forward pass after a triple paw |BIG LEAGUERS ON CAGE TEAM BY ROBERT C. ZUPPKE Football Coach, University of Illinois, Author of “Football Technique and Tactics” HE usual thrower makes believe he {y about to throw, holding the ball up and back of him somewhat as a waiter holds a platter, and another back, running around to the rear of him, snatches the ball for the pur pose of encircling the drawn-in ends and tackles of the defense or actually throwing it to a designated recetver, "Je {tts cloan I'll bet it will be a surprise to your wife” “She's got a better surprise than that coming. The Chestorfield that she has been wanting for months is fitting Just where she wanted it, in the living room," “Good work, man, She will pleased,” “gure will, And I've also got a brand new suit to meet her in She has written mo that if I didn't have it by tho time she arrived she'd. go right back. Say, do you Announcement ts made that a ‘big | know Cherry's, at 1018 2nd ave,, in ithe Rialto Bldg, just over the league’ basketball team is being| Y formed to make a tour, with Nick|Pig’n Whistle? If not, you'd better | Altrock and Al Schacht as side enter-| et acauidinted Best sult for the fainers, The basketball team, as se-|money I know of. 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