The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1923, Page 13

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1928, RED” GRANGE, IL ‘ THE SEATTLE LINOIS STAR, reat Backfield Star Is Sensation of Year Grange Crossed Every Team's Goal Line That Illinois acea; He Cinched Nearly Every Victory That P Urbana in Championship Fight. 2 aden iy: Re ONABLY. tie most talked about player of} @ year in foot circles is “Red Grange ¢ 7 University of Llinois, catia Grange, largely thru sheer speed, has run circles around every team that Illinois played during the past season. True, splendid interference has aided greatly in many of his sensational runs, but once free there was no catching | Grange. He is a 10-second speed merchant, | Grange in his first year of Western college football is! almost the unanimous choice of the experts. for All- America honors. His ability to wiggle loose for long runs, many of them | resulting in touchdowns, was largely responsible for Illi- \ & sharing Big Ten honors with Michigan, During the season just closed Grange scored one or more uchdowns in every game played, totaling 12 for the year. | mieten [In aggregate he gained 1,260 rds in seven games. | Against the Nebraska team, thad| jrained much fame by defeating Notre Dame, Grange made three touchdowns, the margin by which | Mnols won the game, the score be: | Ing 2¢ to. 7, When Butler with Grange on the sidelines was making the going a bit too strenuous for Illinois, Coach |Zuppke rushed his star Into the |breach and in a very «hort time | Grange had scored two touchdowns. {Illinois won by just that margin, jthe score being 21 to 7 | Against Northwestern, Grange ran | wild for oily 19 minutes, three touch: jdowns resulting. Northwestern was |beaten, 29 to 0. In all probability jhad Grange remained tn the game |the score would have been twice that ‘The Flamin O min es g Arrow of te" HAS HAD WONDERFUL SEASON nisin LO yds. STA PAGE 16 Centre College Has New Rival in Small University in Dallas, Texas ALLAS, Tex., Dec. 18.—Remember Centre College, and the great rise of the Prayin’ Colonels of that school on the gridiron? Get ready for the coming of the next great eleven. Six years ago Southern Methodist University of Dallas was regarded as too small and too inferior to be given a place in the Southwestern conference, In 1918 the school finally gained entrance to that circle, the elite in football in the Southwest. It struggled along until late in the season of 1922 before it won a confer- jenee game. | This yor it ts the champion of the Southwest, having gone thru nine games without being tled or \defeated and haying been scored jagainst only twice. HAD VERY HARD SCHEDULE Tho Mustangs, as the 8. M. U, players are billed, played a tougher |achedule than any team in the con- ference, ‘Texas ts the only other unbeaten «chool, but the Dallas team hag first claim to the cham- plonship by virtue of five confer. lence victories against two and one tle by Texan, The State University Longhqrna jonly got a tie with Baylor, ile M. U. wound up its schedule hanksgiving day with a surprise. ing 16 to 0 victory over the 1922 champion Baylor Bears, who out- welghed them 37 pounds to the man, on a damp field. How did they do it? | It was hard to betiieve. Staunch- jent backers of S. M, U. were calling j their performance a pure piece of |luck, even after they had rung up |four conference victories, But 19,000 | people, the largest crowd that ever jsaw a football game here, were “christianized” and sold outright on |the Mustangs, ‘Thanksgiving, when their weird passing attack humbled Football Dundee ae, | Given Call | for Title Decision Given Scotch Wop Is Terrible, Opin- ion of 13,000 Fight Fans BY HENRY L. FARRELL EW YORK, Dec. 1.—Johnny Dundee became still more of o ring freak last night when he start- ed the yogue of two-way champions. Dundee, the world’s — feather welght champion, won a 15-round @ecision from Jack Bernstein and took the title as “junior lightweight” champion. The junior lightwelght division is a trick class of 180 pounders in- tended by the boxing commission ts consolation for the boys who couldn't béat Benny Leonard, The decision giving the title to Dundee was atrocious and 13,000 customers who paid $74,000 to look at the fight squawked loud and long that it smelied of larceny and that something should be done about it, Bernstein, however, can't go very far as he won the title from Dun- Carl Chapman, Vancouver Star star en the Monarchs’ hockey team in the Vancouver Amateur League and leader of the Vancouver All- large. j ‘the Righly-touted, more experienced, |deo not long ogo on a decision that | ay who by ae ea he. gp } Iowa versus Ilinols was a rea! heayler Baylor eleven, which also|was almost as atrocious, if such a} ald nb Pa ne Chipeta pi |battle. Iiltnols Just managed to win, was unbeaten before the 8. M. U./thing 1s possibl we ahaa of no litle ability: }9 to 6. Grange scored only one | game. ‘That the bat: ibaa ean sedate 8S. }touchdown in this game, but It made 5 | reaching the end ———— vietory possible. On a pass trom) [wd on : | Southern Methodist University ts!one thing the customers all Hall in the final minutes of play . probably the only school in the/upon. ‘The bounding Itallan wax |with Iowa leading, 6 to 3, Grange 3 PES country with a co-operative coaching| slowed to a flat-footed stance and Die jeame thru. > ¥ ¢ 0 (@ ”) wystem—that is, It no head/he feemer to be intent only on| th | Chicago, with a fine tine and g F ej coset. aaoerton couches. the stayin pe ate, great backfield, figured to stop backfield and the ends. Ewing] Berns has been much 5 The great success of Yole’s\Grange. At times the Marcons| “~ “Red” Grange | Freeland coaches the line. jot « fighter and it ne haa even || Cushing & Mohrbacher n Ee) edie tags balla F copied Cicines ; Witn GMaAitahy Sak he | a faded tient BE £K ts Pay mi _____| If Freeland finds a fault with the/an eae er eg in bo Ae Incorporated ‘ indict lo | came thru with a touchdown that en-| | quarterback and wants to correct|"Meht have won by a knockout, Successors To me cs cooeh—Tod donee” Thre st| hie inca wi ae : AKRON BOXING ior change. his sive, he doce it| _Dundeo held moct of the way and|| 4 § GPTICAL, CO. rat seasons of adversity Jones ha "3 Ar Y G W kk ff R d ; Abia HBL cbse saved himself for a fast finish ‘By pies sie tho % take a let of Miter crlticlem.| 2 tle time Grange was the sen- e You Going | BAN IS LIFTED ycko ate and Morrison does not object. It|saved himself for a fast f OPTICAL SPECIALISTS ded Bit the former ‘Bundop “ater, one| sation of Western conference foot ? r Ray docan't like the way the center | ing well in his wise way that || 0! f Quality Ginsses at se or wlidog star, one ; ‘ 5 ot P. d c is cates se H h b R dk Go waving ctions to that}#0me judges give decisions’ on the|| Makers o G eo of Yale's preatest quarterbacks, has| Mell and much talked about tn to Pasadena?! $—Mayor Ry 1g. Y Rockne || visving. his instructions to that)tome Joaees sy | Moderate Prices come tuto Ms o1cn this Pear, Jones, | Ott sections. Tough games loom F[MCKETS for the Pasadena ape Doug Wyockoft, fullback — of | |P°mmon. Ste. welcomes DY | Stepping out in the 14th and 15th Why Not Get the Best to @ former Seattle business man, has) Ct ead with Wisconsin and Ohto celal may now be reserved by ie Loh. OF ew “York, 11% Te is the greatest || FORMER jrounds, the only ones in which he IMPROVE YOUR VISION? many friends here who were puit-| Sate. | ach team was coached to ing ““Torchy” Torrance at the sriman, vt Pittsburg. 1¢|| BMAYer the Notre Dame eleven || VANDERBILT STARS won by a‘lan Repairing Done, Broken Lenses ing for him to make good. atch Grange, stop him iated Students’ office, Only s to be worth the || “ced during tho 1922 season. Back of this co-operative system | parently Duplicated | Iilinote defeated Wisconsin, 10 to ona mu: prov ign for ronerva ¢ of admission, the ban may be caused the judges to for That is the opinion of Coach interesting story Fitteen | 1403 Third Ave. SEATTLE get what had happened in the pre. is an op 4 “What! Fighting again? Such|?. A touchdown by Grange made|| tions on the train before it will be ved betemhaenie Knute Rockno and the consensu: years ago Vanderbilt University at |, = a ae A 1 lead of the minister's little boy—”"| the final game of the year bottle hern If the viewpoint of Notre ||schools in the South, It shone In pag Seer as seat | DR. EDV pa ‘I did try to, but he led agen/ uP Zappke's speed marvel? nes, joint HERE’S SCORE Dame was shared by the fo ball awe athletics, Two important rea-|, saisilaisiy RS on sling avant BROW pies 1 with his right, an’ dat's where he| For three periods State kept Round trip fare for the excur: TO SHOOT AT|: Ucn Wyckoff would be certain.|/sons were leating, but {t ta improbable that] DENTAL OFFICES : biffed me."—Phitadelphia Ledger. |Grange from getting loose. Lllinois|| sion will be $64.30. Torrance || — of & place in the All-America ||. tne baseball. dlamond Ray M try to do anything in the| 206 Columble St. comers so | broke the scoreless tie with a field/| urges that all who want reserva, MacDonald Smith, crack San Fran-|| backfield Mncvtgon did te Fossils abd: Ah TiNe ane Vahvateina: (le maaan Seatile’s jsoal. The margin of three polnts|| tions call him ax soon as possible || cisco pro, recently shot a ¢4 on the|| | The Notre Dame players con. || Morrwen, aid She Rentetuae Mag i isto ape eg f DO You |had Coach Zuppke nervously pac-|| at the Associated Students’ office. | | Lakerid rse in Caltfornia, a par|| sider Farwick of the Army the ||010 On) ee pee ee and tated | BB) for More Than 31 |ing the sidelines. But the trrepres- | 3. Playing in a heavy wind, Smith || best lineman of the year as far ||'994 Played first base ben bina Had | Years ; NEED MONEY @ || ble Mr. Grange was not to be de-| —_— — was denied a 62 becauso of the havoc||®* tho Fighting Irlsh are con as ib cag con br ne rena. Ei METROPOLITAN |nied. He kept up his remarkable it played with his shots on two short || C¢™med produced runs or iled of tp 1c 4 ‘ coed = oring by going over the Onto, RETURN SCRAP holes. They also rate Claypool, the || tive tallies by the oppositio H Senttle'’s Lending ‘Theatre Dour D0 you ate line for a touchdown. The IS UNLIKELY | i iicebes Indiana center, ax superior to || On the football field, Freeland |i ‘The Greatest Musical farris A | score was 9 to 0, Illinois. | ret Garblsch of tho Army at that ||Piayed tackle and mado a hole. Ray Laughing Ghew ou Marth | OWN YOUR HOME? |r, 2 oseuna toma) NEW YORK Deo, 16 ex Rick OOZEMAN IS position. Garbisch "is ‘being || Morrison was the | All-Sonthern vet § |i player. He punts well, can buck|®T@ announced he had aban BOUT WINNER | (ishy touted by Eastern critics, |/anurterback on the team and he ‘ PUGET SOLIND st | fhe line, Burin the” forward pame| Dane, for return bow Age CHICAGO, tnd, Den | ean tt tem a Se eee STEAMER.” cot) WOULD A bigeye: Blas” Wridaiedet Romer} KT eee AP 30. Ind, Dec played together on ams A ATTRACTION oe ~p ~ Coach Zuppke made every posaible| said he though : iat HUSKY FORWARDS PASS | Vanderbilt sInST SCHEDULES MORTGAGE L@AN use of it poetier in the second found ‘The days of the 200.pound for.|,.1¢ #80 wnusmual cotnaldence that FIRST TIM D { } t. ip 1 eduled 10-round bout. Murphy AO0-POUnd for levey should unite again 15 year ‘ . : “Give Grange the ball, let every ated for Georgie Hutch, who| fs are numbered, unless they'inter ax co-coaches of the cham Seaver ty Beneeee } HELP you? other Illinois man do his part and broke orié of his hands happen to be fast on thelr feet. |Dions of the Southwest i TACOMA : & good gain Is assured,” was Coach SPATLA IS DUE | » of football eats |" : wae’ MA < ete entree eons CARP’S DEMANDS HIGH n do more than ene . . 5 to 4 WE MAKE } i ft 2 d SPRAIGHT LOANS d to in a pinch ON WEDNESDAY } ceorses Carpentier tian ankea|merely « must be ablo| SPUG MEYERS 45c st 80c tame : .: See eT Las he reault—a championship rat-) xew YORK, Dec. 18—Ermin ickard to match him with |' &et over ground after the GSC tT: C Trip con- MONTHLY PAY LOANS || ing for tilinols petite ear ppc oer ooragr cng pe ends and render | IN DRAW GO pore WECTORTA, Th. let ANNUAL PAY LOANS PR RS EE nae ty ght champio yis| much naaistance to the man carry-| SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Deo sae, AT LOWEST RATES HAS FINE RECORD m Italy, He “w from his ing the ball. Forwards averaging |18.—Spug Meyers, Pocatello, mot gall at Vietorin on ert rom NO ranean The Nebraska State league, a|Jack Dempsey, world’s champion. over Harry Greb. Rickard ig|*0Ut 180 pounds are ideal for the | Frankie Darren, § Seattla Sat. Midnteht. red = reas” i > clases D organization, has rent 22 lin, to put Carpentier on, but new open game }15 fast rownds to a draw. ayers to higher class ball during insists the Frenchman wants too | scp ste a eee aces =~ = Fatt Tox aorad Wale WASHINGTON MUTUAL |) the’ base ‘season CALLAHAN IS inch money. “He'n junta fighter | BOK SAAR SS SS AEA AE SCE PAE WE AA SAE AE reams and MI Pots - now, mot an international hero,” ¥ J ! 3 % Daily $m. m. and § SAVINGS BANK TAYLOR IN NEW ROLE KAYO VICTOR | says rickara | ; eh ne th- 1101—Second Ave. }league hurler, fs now physical di-|Caliahan, lightweight, knocked out b fonts De ein ome rector for the Iowa School for Deaf|Brockie Chapman in the fourth ’ t pene _O Tespstcnige Pa at Council Bluffs Fegtind of: otha teioea Henk: ¥ It’s no trouble to get a gift for father MAIL ORDERS NOW mad ——_____—__ - \ that he will appreciate—that We Suggest You Make Your pney ing tor her ty ey barn. There is something in our Jewelry Store for every gift requirement. Usually, Jewelry best expresses the permanence of the holiday spirit. endures when most gifts ai worn. FOR HIS FOR HER CHI Diamond Rings CHRISTMAS $25 and up Diamond Rings Diamond Scarf Pins ..$8 and up } Bar Rings Watches $14 and up Silver and Gold Mesh Bag: Emblem Buttons .$Land up | Wrist Watches Membership Silver Card Case $5 and up Diamond Bar Pins Cigarette Case $3 and up Pearl Beads CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED PETER MICHAEL OPEN EVENINGS 202 Pike Street Ch Dh hh A Ph EEE AERA RARER: ThE Select Your Gifts Now and Secure First Choice ORPHIUM A CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE ‘Twlee Dally—2:80-8115 and Reg. Tt. Merville Hawthorne and Cook "| Margaret Severn |‘ © §i—Matinees: 130 to Boe ons Chinese Doctor Adcensed Lerb Speclaliat Ireata all ailments with ¢ nature hetba, Many well uttering fi od, and female lL of write, Medicine Oo a Ave, MA in-2196 y a a ¥ fom: My it ¥ ¥ 4 —PORT ORCHARD g Take Vast Steamers at Colman RISTMAS ¥ REGULAR SCORDULE $2 up ¥ $ up ¥ $5 and up 4 $15 and up i $8 and up and @ueaag, § $3.50 and up and dally 11:30 p.m ¥ AUIOMOLILE FERRY ¥ Geatile to Bremerton Daily, 7:18, bf #9:00, 11:80 a. thy 8:00" p.m ¥ ‘ « Saturday and Sua 5 k opt Munday. FY rassenger Fare Boe Noand Trip i I NAVY YARD ROUTE OPEN EVENING ¥ Calman Dock Mais 2993 Cara =hiDs 1 808 can find a pipe that will Bical J08E0H M. [GAN 8125 ani Py a a The ee ony aH N just suit him in our sy Beg. Sun., Dec. 30 & | Harry Delf | °%% 0 in Cases) a “Fifty Miles ; al ssn From eas iy Broadway” Ni With Marry DB. Watson aa Reservations Karly is, if he is a smoker. You The City De Luxe “WIA-MA” Doll Free! For Seattle Girls She Walks—She Talks She Says “Ma-Ma” [22 INCHES TALL Here's How to Get Yours Without Spending a Penny Co. 418 Pike Street 1404 Fourth Avenne D0 Went (Wholexate) PERAPAPSA PAIS FH PASARE SAS JUST ASK THE BOY—And He Will Choose a Spring Cigar erm Ave. iy ST BB HO ARE ERED TO THE THE SEATTLE STAR Seventh Ave., Near Union St. $47.00 $46.00 $39.00 r three montha and for which I agtee to a’ month. t DELIVERED TO ME. HAVING THE “THe sroatine COOné—STORE?——— NO7—1109 SECOND AVE. 4D AO AD TR ee