The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1924, Page 12

paneer eae Re RU Ne Lee STRSTR Ss ie, sh ee a rAGh 13 ue ALLL i “i ie Al lvzr Frank Osborne Sets Pennant Record rd for Year *' 0. A. C. ELEVEN LOOKED BAD IN GAME WITH U.S Seattle Outfielder ’ Two Flag-Teams in 1924 , "e Plays With Omaha and Seattle, Both Pennant Win- | | < ners; Beals Becker Has Unique Record; Many | Players on Indian Team Have Been on Winners THERE'S A TH’ BILL TH BY THAT NAME / BY LEO H, I ASSI N . : AT AME: | AYING on a pent ory 3 AN'Y GIVE shine in’ rank Oabor € life UT uF » four seasons—two t ear for good | 7 She neasure. t ed O. t to the Omaha Weste th prir And then t nd when ( the club the drive for t Coast title. Osborne played on pennant s at aven t f eas. te and at Tar St. Paul Team the Florida circuit. Leaves Tuesday PAUL, Ming t. 2 a American at | morrow no Seattle f L u nine-game sw the Pacif ; Deak Coast pe w Suprem sie aga Ag A acy of class AA lea w t F ¥ sen Sanees ¢ decided baler Coast League _,Wheeser Dell, Vernon: 2 Ball Season “pasar ined eaggpeca " gill Now * Babe Ruth to Play | in Portland Tuesday story with the y. with the pe on|(ouR BOARDING HOUSE S.C. SATURDAY By “Abers] Purple Tornado Chalks = No Running === «Up Impressive Victory Formations “ EGAD MY MAN «DUGAN \ i t/ 1{ way, TH \ AND DIXON ARE VERY }{ STEN To | ’ P of P +) FRIENDS OF 1 omar | f- seats] Washington Downs Montana, 52 to 7, in Saturday's assing oor THEY TOLD ME TO APPLY. |] GUN TRYING|| ARE ONLY | Clash; Husky Linesmen Show Ability in Contest cuinmerlich Ran With . 4 TO WORK | 55¢,~ AN Against Grizzlies; Other Gossip Ball F , AT THE BOX OFFICE, AND a rom Open For- “ | TH WINDOW || THEY'RE | - sip! 1 1 WOULD BE GIVEN CHOICE |] For a | |e0% one BY TOM OLSEN mation Only Once SEATS / a. THEY ARE THE |} COUPLE OF AY THAT 7. “HALK up another win for the P eT . TARS OF THIS WEEK'S SKULLS * drive for the Pacific Coast Conf i ° BILL! 44 BESIDES 1AM || HA-HAA y | pionship A RETIRED MEMBER OF | “““W- | Wa hington swamps d Montana § aturday at th | 2 and took a step nearer to the honor tha THE L0FE SSION AND | I hestowed on the Huai = nage 2 .we SIRTESY Dobic tee teushde Bae i: ® €@ race. The Huskies st owed ‘gpd of power despite the fact|* first f, leading Coast halfback, not “Il di But the Farmers fumbled the fray badly and were forced Into the Fos pons t t 11 S h | of bounds near his own goal . a ecrapper bt about and U. 8. ©, soon rushed the Kale $0 eerernes, 36 tet ob traight | it ee for Pennant ORTLAND, Ore., De ig the hs ds of the | a sort of Se: divided a de tom w wh with Portland, taking the morning > mix in a game for,their sixth straight vict Habe Ruth and Bot - a over the Beavers for the series 2 York Yanks w Grid Gossip then letting things go In the aft | site sides ester noon, the Beavers finally taking the Jong end when it didn't thing. pitch NEW HAVEN—Yale od | — jskinned from her game Los Angeles finished tn mouth, 4s 4 place by a percentage mi om| De would ey fan Francisco, last year's cham-| were: heavy 5 Plons, which the experts figured a» , Poreeutants| | surrdteeerne Seti Gas ; Seattle ‘ h “Bu; “tee Les A and Ed MeM aaa the In yesterday's play. San Francisco 4s, } oo divided a double bill with Oakland, and Los Angeles trimmed Vernon | ¥ one . Bis single same “ - ‘The squad came thru woe Place sacran ame in good shape CAMBRIDGE—Harvard © © " > week Tight Saree Feature Saturday Football on Eastern Gridirons : EW YORK, Oct. 20,—It was the| the Hoosiers breaks of the game, but those!) Altho samo hreaks, often made by grit and the policy of fortver keeping the eye on the ball, that settled the issue in most of the major football | struggles, Saturday, in ever to be remembered by gridiron enthust asts for ifs sensational and bitterly fought battles. George Pease ack, ran the entire er the kickoff, Jured noses, but their loss The failure of Don Allen to send big th Yale's offe probably not be permanent the pigskin winging its way over the|an improvement o Dartmouth bar forced the Ells to} games, but there Is CRIMSON BACKFIELD STAR accept a tie with the Green. Coach Jones’ warriors die a pick A blocked punt and fumbles were largely responsible for Princeton’: win over the Navy. Notre Dame's defeat of the Army. altho generally expected, came only | with perfect, machine-like interfer-| the @mce and unit play on the part of| by duplicate last fall's defeat of both |» the Tiger and the Crimson 5 to 3 defeat of Penn State a Tech was unlooked for s received a blow in r administered Colgate © player a second ¢« , for years a 4 k, Mans. ard Eddie Hary Mahi | It’s as mellow as old wine. It’s as flavorful as California pears. And it’s as distinctive as a Paul White- man dance selection. La Palina —the cigar with a character. CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANY Philadelphia 10c 2 for 25¢ 15¢ 3 for 50c DISTRIBUTORS: Spring Cigar Company, Inc., 1209 Western Ave. Phone: EL iot-1266 * | TIGERS = | day Ithe only West Seattle New Threat In Prep Loop) BY HENRY F. BL AKE | | | | showed ot power BUTLER SAVES appoint Satur ing wae that saved the Tigers The scoreless tie kept was rather d in the Roo Longic Bu thing from defeat velt both teams in the running for the hip. howed a glaring end forward Poor © hurt thelr chances. Bob Garland js playing a smart at quarterback for the Ted: nding ariand me ‘ies and in one of the outs! atarn of the season so far a ood kicker Wold of Queen An ager 5 the moat the year has a lot overcomes other evelt, as a team, und that weal GARFIELD BEATS BALLARD | | Seymour, Russ superior field stopped at Ball fine t. Garfield bad football at ng they ewenverns. Anne Lincoln Gar nd with threat, be of was times, guilty but in beat in {re pmo eymour Garfield Fri- Franklin plays meets Queen day and Saturday 'Don Moore Is Winner Over Colonel Bogey ON MOORE, a nine-handicap man, D had a bagful of shots when ho 1 at Earlington, yesterday, and rked ‘em all and won tho trophy donated by Club Captain Frank Atkins, defeating bogey in an 18-hole match which attracted a field of 38 starters, slx-up. 19 blond Seot played his usual ady game yery far, but traight down the middle—and he had the old gent under his thumb all With full handicap was expected that the players would give Colonel Bogéy sound trimming, but he fooled them and fomled them bad; at least that] was tho latest news from the front | that § r Atkins heard when be] ne of action late jn the allowance, it high-handicap afternoon Tack tures Renault is distributing ple: of himself and a horse as proof | Babe Ruth ' the lett field biew passing |™ that he was with the Canadian Mounted. ‘Tho horse really looks the part, too. \ a Ke tt aking the 65-yard run, | i AGS | PRICE USES POOR ause } Ken I . y REALL Q o10 fi en i r . ‘ sgenaely : « an Francie ack and they re t e form: wars Just Was’ ton. 1 of thes he tore off u & did unw well. Their | a4 ineffective as picked t 4 until pu, Beat thelr aerial t suffered the line 19 Francisco here last consequences of intercepted passes, nix ¢ The Aggies’ line looked good 1 fans fn at times, but their tackling was woefully amateurish and there was a glaring weakness on the Jeft side of the line, the Trojans making big gains between left | guard and left tackle. on g sing them sin t a difficult » block the Gets: Trio Pace eels Tebb, the big wing man, was the 5 expect |} tar of the kicking fairly for Locals“. had so fur ; | BRICE TAYLOR | STARS day Port t off of Fred Fe slammed the ball all ARE RUTH le f his performance n Indelithle tm T great wor of Brice Taylor played assell, | ‘ Franklin cc the Illinois Now be pny in the R He valley baseball yard Sunda . f aver aan pA gpd belerigctera PPT 4 and of i Favorite or the second rd innings, put. | defe rd and ofensive tackle /- 0 i tl 5 cd. He was the first man to F 2 oe a i e} RoW} the field oh, penta. 498 real wonder in the 2 f he had od le and Baldwin 1 ol aie * a 1 halfoack, and Riddle, a : i fullback, were good ground Second game (x innings): And Hawkins played a RH. BI ; . whale of a game at safety Both teams have the potential power, but they will need a lot of polishing before being in Seattle ‘4s team, the Seattle Batteries: picke i i land and } | ing condition. man a took two hours and h4 to p frequent halts HEILMANN’S SLUMP COSTLY called and both teams had Harry Heilman’s failure to hit remembering signals. The in | wit ear’s mark| Aggies used the huddle system and was wasted a lot of time. Time-out called on them when they © game. went into | tr ACTORS he could et Ruth hit ‘om far. 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