The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1923, Page 17

THURSDAY, DECEMBER Jimmy Arbuthnot, Was season Which starts after snapped some of Jimmy’s 6, 1923, KE SEATTLE STAR hington’s the holidays, best. In the above picture yarsity wrestling coach, has a big squad of mat men turning ou} OW Fred Carter, The Star’s demon cameraman, stepped out to practice | the other night and in preparation for the Fred Griffen, star 145- -pounder, is clamping a toe hold 6? Captain Paul Davis, heavyweight star of the team. On the extreme left is Everett Paup, and on the extreme right is Mike Englund, both 185- pounders. The upper left inset is Al Flower, middleweight, and the upper right inset is Coach Arbuthnot. @ Conference Berth Aim rE is understood that Gonzaga uni- versity, the Spokane Catholic {n- stitution, will seek a berth in the Northwest conference again when that bedy meets in the near future in Spokane The Bulldogs sought admittance last year, but were turned down by cause their eligibility rules didn’t con form with conference ideas. ‘The Spokane university has fesneal out a powerful football team under Gus Dorias, former Notre Dame star, andi would undoubtedly be a factor in Northwest ath if admitted to the league, but the Bulldogs will have to Ilve up to conference regulations before they will be admitted, MICHIGAN VS. ILLINOIS IN Feb- ( COMING YEAR TR will fly next fall at Urbana, and hy. elevens this e dedication game of the Urtens. stadium. They have | signed up to meet October 11. They didn't play season. The le feature is the ot tind either of its power ols stadium seats 65,- BREMERTON-—CHARLESTON Fj —PORT ORCHARD yi ) D REOULA SCHEDULE Beattie Daily ay *9:00, 10:30, 1 1:45, 3) 6:39, 11:80 p.m ad tripe Saturday end’ @un- 40 p. m. *Except Sunday. ‘aseenger Fare Mie Round Trip Bad tal Pi PUGET. SOUND STEAMER SCHEDULES SAVE MONEY Travel by Steamer TACOMA yt Datiy 45c Single g Trip vic eae c Bonne Trip Oc € it Potots 00 Midnight i GELLINGHAS, ANACORI ES rs wneend Wall Can- and MIN Ports WOOD CANAL POINT# of Gonzaga is, | game, and announces International Races Looming An international horse race in France for next year may be ar with Pierre Wer. owner of Epinard, France's champion 8-yearold. coming to America this week Before sailing the French owner said that two American may be taken to France special races next summer | EUGENE CAGE SQUAD HARD | | AT PRACTICE IU VERSITY OF OREGO! gene, Ore., Dec. 6.—Exit f | ball, welcome basketball. Oregon's | hoopsters are now at work under the tutelage of Coach Reinhart and | will play the season's opening game within a few weeks. | Reinhart is neither optimistic or | Reinhart is neither optimistic | pects in basketball. “Average look” was the way that he ex Jit. At present he ts tra! hoopsters in the fundament hat he w |put them thru scrimmage practice | until the first of next week ranged soon thetmer, horses for | nor exned ing his the not | Februa | February February &, 0. A. ruary 9, O. A. jruary Idaho at Moscow; }15, Wastington State College at Pu y 4, Washington at Eugene; man; February 16, Whitman Whitman | Idaho at Eugene; Fel whington at , Washington at February 29, O. A. C. at Cor March 1 O, A. C. at Corv Seattle: valli | vallis; '“W” HOOPERS MAY BE SENT _ON BIG Lacan ot W iE ning a durir 1¢ football sau He also trai cage conch, 1 » grid team ar WOOSTER LEADS OHIO ELEVENS Woonter leads the Ohto conference with efght en with Ohio Wesleyan re football season nd no defeats, na fi wins and 10 Case, usually a strong tea ) points to TAYLOR DEAN OF GOLF PROS SEALS ARE TO DROP FIELDER The schedule for the year follows: | | One Rulieg of Gotham: Ring Wrong EW YORK, Dec. 6-—-One of the rules of the New York boxing] commission, prompted, no doubt, by| Marion Is Besi Frat _ Cage Bet | BY TOM OLS RMAND MARIO! most likely Wally Simpson, a recruit from the Eastern league, looks like one of the best bets picked up one of the | joking young var. PLANS FOR FIGHT BETWEEN FIRPO AND WILLS ARE ABANDONED Cole and DuBois Will Make Great Wing Duet Experience Washington Ends Ate Getting This Year Will Make Them Best Combination in West Next Year; Other Gossip of Football BY LEO H, LASSEN ‘ASHINGTON will have the best pair of ends in West- ern football next season. Johnny Cole and Ken Du Bois, Enoch Bagshaw’s fine young wings, with this year’s experience, should be a real combina- tion next season. Both Johnny and Ken are big and fast and they’re gaining experience. They,can tackle, have the weight necessary to take their opposing linesmen out of the play on the offensive and bee can run and catch (peep Colorado Springs Prep Good Team Du Bols, they say, played a won- derful game against California, while OLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., || Dec. 6,—Speaking of inter- Cole was the whole works in the game with O. A. € Both fellows will be foll-game players next year, as they have the size and stamina to stand the long tha oes Lapin coe sarin grind, prep aggregation. The Colorado Springs High School team has scored 631 points in 460 minutes of play In the present style of football, with its open play, criss-cronses, fake during the past season, Only six points have been scored against formations, wide end runs and for- ward passing, good ends are abso- lutely necessary for a winning foot them. All games have been won by margins of 27 points or more. ball teant. Loveland, the team to score six Cole and Du Bols have played good football thin meason, but just watch points against Colorado Springs, was defeated, 93 to 6. GRAIN OF SALT FOR THIS GUY NY statements made !n the past by Luis Firpo and his handlers about the terrible treatment they re- ceived in the fight with Jack Demp- sey and those that are sure to come in the future should be passed with- out any consideration, Firpo wants to fight Dempsey again, and don’t think for a minute that Firpo doesn’t realize that as long as he js in South America he hasn't the easy access to public print that he had when he was in this country. ‘The statement by Firpo’s handlers that Dempsey hired six hecklers to annoy the South American during his training was absurd. The only time that Firpo was heckled in Atlantic City was when he allowed a crowd of several hun- dred to pay their way into the train- ing camp and then decided that the weather was too cold to work. Dempsey wasted good money if he Godfrey Is Talked of as Pros pect Negro Heavyweight May Be Built Up as Card to Meet Luis Angel Firpo BY HENRY L. FARRELL EW YORK, Dec. 6.—Plans for a Firpo-Wills fight as the grand “whoop up” for a return bout be tween Jack Dempsey and the big Ar- gentinan practically have been aban- doned. The promoters interested are now trying to find a good heavyweight who can be built up as a suitable test for Firpo. Wills declined to consider terms for # Firpo bout until he has had a chance with Dempsey, and he still | believes that he will get the fight if he waits long enough. ‘Wills claims that Firpo would not consider a fight with him until the South American had met the cham- pion, and even after that he named impossible terms, George Godfrey, the big colored boy from Philadelphia, as a good card for @ fight with Firpo. If necessary Godfrey might be sent to South America, Godfrey, who is a second Jack Johnson in appearance and style, worked as Dempsey’s sparring part- ner at Great Falls when the cham- pion was preparing for the Gibbons fight, and later at White Sulphur Springs, when Dempsey was getting ready for the Firpo bout. Godfrey was knocked out in his first important fight, with Jack Re- nault, but he wasn't in good shape then. In his fight Godfrey became somewhat prominent when Bill Tate refused to get up after he had been knocked down. From reliable sources it is understood Godfrey has been matched to meet Fred Fulton in Madison Square Garden on December 21, and if Fulton does his customary — stuff Godfrey will be handed another © dropper and then he will be steamed up for Firpo. Godfrey is managed by Jimmy Daugherty, close friend of Jack Kearns and Dempsey. GOPHER FROSH LOOKING GOOD Minnesota will have an even stronger football team next year with ~ & lot of classy material coming up; from the frosh team. The Gophers had one of the best seasons in years, _ losing only to Michigan. KUHN DOUBTFUL FOR NAVY GAME It's doubtful if Captain-elect Fd Kuhn will be ready even for the ‘avy gume New Year's day to take his place in the line at tackle. His Injuries, received in the W. 8. C. con test, are such that It may not be wine to play him as he will be too valuable next fall, ALL-STARS AND FRISCO SCRIBES Before the present season started San Francisco scribes picked “Babe’ Horrell, California center, and Stew Beam, Benr tackle, ax All-American ponsibllities, and they have been flooding thelr pages with publicity for this pair thruout the year, and are continuing now, after the season ix over, trying to force over their se- lection on Walter Camp's All-Amert- can team, Horrell and Beam are good men, but not the wonder players the fran- Ue Frisco scribes would make you be- Heve. In fact unblased critics at the pWashington-California gama sald Ghimers Walters outplayed Horrelt | er, and the University of ornia players said that | seakest spot in the — Angeles. er ot Southern’ Cal | Horrelt was the W Bear line in the garteat: Beam 1a the better man of 3° any |. and is really a great tackle, provid) fee | red his hecklers to work on that sity basketball candidates out thin| PY DM league clubs for next {a high purpose, provides that / the best in the conference, but he ia sinn, because It was not needed. | eo ies a year, He's an outfielder who [boxer under the age of 21 cannot! oo wonder man. | occaftiOLy lchotia Ot season, will be seen in action Fri-| can hit and field well and he |engage in bouts of more than six) phe best all-around football player} Firpo wa roar pagans peepageona | day night, at 8 o'clock, when Delta! can also step around the sacks. | rounds In value to his team is Don Nichols, | from the ume, ts aaparsctetiae he | Kappa Epaijon and Theta Delta Chi - Ostensibly, this rulo was enacted! the fleet halfback. If the California |country, and Wie he was here to fra y cage teams clash for the Herb Murphy, formitr Seattle in-}to aufeguard undeveloptd Young-| scribes had waited for the season | did not learn win. t was certainly Tiacomte te tis Teas eta jflelder, won @ pennant as manager! stern from the permanent effects|to prove itaelt, they would be boost-|trust-a public thitt,.v™ , 7 captain of the W. University title In the college YM) tor the Danville team in the Pied-|of serious injuries that might béling Nichols and not Beam and Hor.|very kind and Pi sctriaoerd football team, recently =? Marion is the star forward for|mont league this season. Murphy| sustained in the ring and applied) rely —_——4, the second consecuti estab! |Delta Kappa Epstion, and is one of | used to play third base for the old|to youths who have not reached ae ea ha The University of Washi2sto® Will |] man to be honored/"® "Spokane the principal reasons that his team| Seattle Northwestern league club| their full development. Ohio State's football attendance |stage the annual state highn 2°80! | gridders. = W Hath thi is @ slight favorite to win the hon-|and waa with the Coasters here in| There are very few boxers who sp in| a 1919. gaff at the age of 18 to 20, how- |Web Augustine will play the oth-| ing outfit, state track meet. S for the “Dekes." George| Contracts have been let for alever, and the rule results in mis-| > — ‘Anderao wn for the center|new ball park in Atlanta that will] *tatements of age to get around the berth, Tupper and Rarnett | cost $150,000. amp Jack McAuliffe, the veteran light- weight and the only unbeaten re- of the guard jobs. | sy-looking treah- | Chicago scribes are expecting [fe orwur oe tor heat te | Toor heey fare ca |,smmatn oer, SPM UMMM Ct) Ce ard fobs for the Theta Delts. Doug McWheeney for the Chi- | ‘he commission on the theory that = Russ McKechnie, the Port Angeles| White Sox next spring, |& boy !s in danger when he ts} er, and Ar-| figuring that they will bolster | Permitted to go 16 runds before he Cy Greeley are] the pitching department. Both |"* reached hia legal majority ¢ guard jobs. "1 men had » good year with the wd Le champion San Francisco Seals this season, Courtney, a lanky going particularly expected out to nee | be ages of 18 and 21. referee and cee | ing thru finish fights with was 18, catcher nt rend ate Akg food. example that ft didn't hurt} university title Eastern sport scribes expect the| me, Yack Dempsey fought his best date haw not yet been set for New York ball parks to be open! when he was under 21, and John pa 7 r that/to fights next summer the same|y, guilivan was in his best form| |aa they were this year. Too much/jn his youthful days,” McAullife) Sg money would be lost by closing the] said. if a ew evro e i. lelds to the battlers. With this rule in effect, Young | HUSKY RIFLE TEAM MEETS BAKER DENIES Stribling, the 18-year-old light heavyweight, |to box more than six rounds in | York, altho he has gone 10, BEARS TODAY | PLAYER DEAL |i! tod te rounds tn other places MPHE University j Denial that Butch Henline, Jimmy| Stribling, to the eye of a lay- ny Ring and Curtis W would be| man, certainly looks strong enough | siete tiara: Waeste plete green apenas ones ord das Tend bv tn apse ak Rernoon and tomorrow ‘1 ‘been made by President of| Being reasonable under its new eae Hladelphia Nationals. Henline | administration, the commission the Waahingte \* Valker once wore the ( eed to suspend the rules in tare " soihg in ered be | Stripiing’s case, if he would engage t Hs te an Smit! }in several six-rounders and submit by commission bouts. an arnt ors after th SOUTHWORTH IS of the mat b William Muldoor chairman of the} known ns soon as the SOUGHT BY REDS « conimt aon xno fn rauch abot Nev ‘ork G { sing | expe he takes his business too AGNEW SIGNS aught by ihe Cihcinnudd He bemnk | Seriously, ‘and he applies general atter club ta {ling to trade Sammy | rules to every Individual case. WITH CHAMPS Bohne, Infle ae oa him. neo Fran male READ TO THE MINISTER POOL DEAL HAS sul ol eras ikea aire | ALLEL, TetRU nf en yo 1 | tt looks ax tho the basketball |tralized there this winter, has taken ‘ hen you preaches, sir Pass-|q roller sk nk ow. The SEND GOLFERS tng She tire of the leagues to gét together ¢ Britain may tea: lon the proposition means that The mpete in the United States! WE WANT TO BEHOLD IT! [star Junior lengus will not be at year for the Walker clul Magnus Johnson thinks the {dea | tempted. t black An a tv| ST. PAUL ACES 4 PLANNING TOUR ces, one of Minne: tonal’ bi tou eam golfing tropt Frank Kellogg in “little ariously fu ota's 1 te planning c Northwest and 1 for the ns, it lining up isltors pro! 1 olub, in Port up a game or ot Col New Captain of Army Grid Team Is Veteran th land, and may will pla in Knight with the loca team. y, W. rbisch, captain-elect of the Army team, and ae as the best center in the country, has had plenty WHITTEN WINS of experience, He is playing his fifth year on the Arm} ANZAC HONORS} team next season and has held down the center position Ivo Whitten, of Victoria, has won ever eason, He’s a giant linesman and one of the best r golfing Au napperbacks in the history of the e, ! ‘ ae deat Garbisch is one of the few centers to be honored with }) 4, warneti's mptonstifp. the captaincy on a big Eastern football team tra usual eystem, the y The big fellow hails from Washington, Penn Jen amateu helr title b the medal system of ple aro not physteally fit to stand the “All of the oldtimers fought their] best fights when they were between I was go- bare | knuckles and skin gloves when I and I believe that I am a Georgia is not permitted| umbus year's pilot, fell short by 21,098 of its record for a Falaaa mpl halls from the |basketball tournament agaf™. year ago, The Buckoyes were a los- March with Pullman taking over t ai VENI DLA TENE OT mynianarany mn TUNER UATE ingenetceuntecevagne inn @. 2.9 ° Thinking of Buying of UOT HAVE YOU AN OLD CAR To Trade? 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