The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1924, Page 12

a i St. Paul Swamps Seatile 12-4 in First Game Neun Looks a ‘Meets Myers Like a Real Infielder St. Paul First Sacker Can Field, Hit and Run; Other Gossip BY LEO H, LAs SNY NEUN ts ¢ — Gain Made by Oregon Team Washington Wins, 6-3; | Score Doesn't Show | Superiority of Huskies HOOPLE z eget FORGOTTEN ABOUT IT WARD, AND HAO ; : . A esta be Siege 2 op | YOU SEE MR. ST. CLAIR ASKED ME FOR (Tf. 09 ‘ OA. Cc Sate || GAVE YOU THAT OUT OF EGAD. HE SHALL BE =p j ra Bot my | HIS ALLOWANCE, AND REIMBURSED, « BY He f ‘ rit lg BE HAS FAD ID Sal? ALL MEANS Lu REALLY, [J firet base, o teh t HARRY SIMONE 3 . | FO MAKE UP FOR ‘7 2g TAM FRIGHTFULLY eal = A ter w mae, oe we 5 FORGETFUL ABOUT : ees "tan cet elan oatk reo | 4, LUTRIVIAL rane ! J paws ied and |¢ weight, t ‘ | ™\ ee mas a,c ata ss (CARD READY smash. s a , wives FOR TUESDAY ‘ = Simone and Myers Head- ..., ; He eventually ite) line Smoker at Pool To- '°! to spagiee meagaa sestealing | morrow Night Far ewe: that wn maths the fe Sey eee , Druxtmar 1 card of «| Eddie Huff who has bee | Renta ax going we junds with Marty have three veteran Tacoma light-heavy-1 cv? f BY THE WAY. MR TOLD ME LC ANED You $2 \* \ | Bee = EKS THI EATTLI rAR Only 11 Yard [OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN]. / ¥Y WORD MRS, ST. CLAIR «IT PAINS ME “TO KNOW OF THAT f.. BY JOVE, IT WISH MR. ST.CLAIR WERE NOT SO BACK- «4 MY HUSBAND THAT 1 SOME AGO fat FEEL MAYBE YOU HAVE ON o- ST. CLAIR CROWDS THE MAJOR i field and is quite a| Jack a Chick Tabit © the boys and) Welterweis four rounds.| broken u the center of Gee Ishi a Ludwig Jor a clear fleld ahead, bantams, tangle, and Phil Sheri-jin the m dan and Harry Peterson, light O. A. C. seorea fire weights, wind up, the ca ps aiid California ed field. He scored from first the Agi Toke a oetes| Dangerous: ae sce on Gridiron » other nifty-looking pastimer, He goes George Wilson to Cincinnat! in the spring. works in the Washington back N FRANCISCO, Oct eral Pacific football teains took a — , The Husky ace ¢ ed the bru. the big outfielder who | he burden and once got distinct step upward in public regard te as a result o s play a water t The Hoosi urday N Bruno Hi hifls with mf into the Sev in leftfield, | around right end for game when arming two opponente. Bill, Plummer ved Vean Gregs. Elmer Tesreau was forced to leave | the Haas hit the first ball pitched a mile the game with an injury over the rightfield, fenge., <kpd he With .O, A. C. out nda former 1 ifornia, by its over of the wa nino contributed a sfivgte. Taaw re aaa venauin contender: and| ome, Dagahaw will start priming And- this am Hyatt the'way he|2 Most dangerous contender, and) niy men for the gamo with the 1 ings. Ie took one cut and cpua| Predictions were freely made that| y of Oregon at Buxen + powerful Gec cate er. The + tid have | th? Bears again Id fun AW8Y | saturday, the last game before the Some of ti landed somewhere tebe [ees oe eee sie with California here Tech eleven But Washington State proved itselt| vember $. a iA a team to be considered for a place nevertheless, well up in the rating, playing a far} After this better brand of football than anyone 15, 000 Tickets on sin, Nebrask expected. Idaho, by holding Stan for to «3 to 0 score, surprised the| Sale for Big Game 7 “experts.” | had hit it. Until Ray Rohwer learns how to £0 back on a fly ball he’s doomed to the minors. With all of his hitting ability Rohwer is not a high clas outfielder and his biggest weakness is inability to gauge a ball hit over Fifteen thous of Southern Call.) Washington-Californ tlekets for the The University football game his head. | fornia disposed of Nevada to 7,|here November §, are being put on Vean Gregg had just about pitched | while W eaten nosed but the Ore. sale ede They are distributed himself out of a touch situation in| son Agi 3 thru several downtown agencies, fr the third inning Sunday when edie “Sraltines, Fiver & ‘Tatts Boone hit one to leftfield that Roh-| Since Cornell's long string of vice |Purseley's Cigar store and Rogers Wer started to come in on and when | tories has finally been-broken by the|C’P@Y © They can also be ob a he saw it was going over his head| Willaims defeat, Coach Doble must | tained from the headquarters at 221 to a 72-he misjudged it entirely. The blow went| win the Pennayivdnia game to have|¥Mte building iy. for.three bases and before the #ide| it called a good soason. Penn seems SSE ihe SRMSI ae was retired threo runs were in. The|to have one of the best teams in| Packey McFarland is a retired cap- || to Decomber Indians never did get over that. years, {talist In Hammond, Ind Hagen and -|| abroad lenge the two Abe Mitchell Aubr nter, awoke found a burgl intruder ¢ on th jest building in Scots, er all La Palina is a conversational cigar, the kind you recommend to your friends. One man smoked it, told another, and the news spread — until 850,000 are being lighted daily. And that’s how La Palina made good, After partaki three Jimmi kind Mary helpings Stirratt and gentle | Willie Camero ed if he ts ne | render lis latest ° CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANY nd on Sizes Philadelphia eee aoe | Cappy Caplin hotel, Aberdeen 2 for 25¢ 15¢ 3 for 50c DISTRIBUTORS: Spring Cigar Company, Inc., 1200 Western Ave. Phone: EL iot-1266 Inst week. His very good, so he lly tucked away Grays MHarbor | Charlie 1 ont mare : None DAME has ards, wtift glorious victories time in two y these powerful teams o1 coming ¥ aaa ae Memae gemma, | a Match Up Famed Golfers F spring and the Ameri. cans are eag F Golf enthusiasts ng land the match for © {EE RE ENS SE The American league is divided in play? there being four of cach. It CIGAR Hooks and Slices on BY ALEX C. Martin window of his apartment “eee sve Georgia Tech Next on came aes cccr.| List for Notre Dame - er State's € Great Aggregation Will Clash With the Golden Tornado at South Bend on Sat- ext East again with its two and Princeton, beating 12 to 0. It is the second a Catholics have conquered successive Saturdays. swept the Arm ovey 3 to 7 and the ears that the Indiana. game when the TAlabaris but, orgia Tech team at South Bend, he edges was taken off of this was defeated Saturday by it will be a big drawing card. struggle the Notre Dame boys tackle Wiscon- & and Carnegie Tech. That's some schedule. Gold Medal Is Up for Rifle Prize ander & Son gold medal to the telephone rifleman Hagen |/ making the highest at Fort i Lawton next Sunday, when the mem bern of the telephone team undertake to make an aggregate score surpass. ing that of teams of telephone men. will engage in similar shoots at nd, San Francis id Los An Five bronze medals will be Pe kolen Smith the Seattle team rto get revenge by I are trying to The Seattle men who will compete hf the « t are: O. D. T. Brandt, ¢ ni A.V /|\MeMahon, C, L. Jolly, rnquist Ip Thomas and B. 8, Hewitt ING MANAGERS evenly| Fane are taking interest ng and bench man: | an: Fulton have been matched for a money ma Seattle’s Fairways) . ROSE the n, dentist, gol 4; ago. the other night and — ~ ar ing thru the When th Bellingham course two yei Jim Fraser and Jack O'Connor had their monthly game on the 1a ca Aubrey| hill course this week. Jim w be di breaking onl 50 Aubrey) Per cent of the commandments. floor of the high-| Lee Hewitt warned Gordon Haw the city before i out to play hnnte | Jones, raighten out t drives| | ‘The annual St, Andrew's ban. | you'll get hooked. quet is being arranged for, and 3 haggis that is haggis will be | * . CONSOLAT 5 placed before the guests. A SOME CONSOLATION “haggis” recipe is a mystery to Dr. J. 8. McBride reports most Scots, Last year's dish Vat his gol game, 1s not 90 was, and still ks, a mystery to all much these but he is mak- ing life mi nose phe ablo for the Chi sants, Uh Keddie O'Nell, the bandsome florist of Fourth and Union, says that he is n the big tourna fy she; kind is m sing to play ments next yoar if he can cut about 99 strokes off his score this n Will be disappoint-| winter nt called upon to - recitation, "If Seo Ts the 1924 season going to pas without the left-handers getting a - championship tournament? This is nper of the Morek was a Seattle visitor the question that is worrying Frank Marshall, Dr. Houston, “Chief” My golf game is not) ors, Bill Kearns and the rest of the left his clubs safe-|tocal. members of the side-whoeler rs tn Wtetdoher db thelMATE Work for Big Games Country club. tad _ = PRINCETON, Oct. 27 The y on the trip Wil Shaver haen't been enrolled! Prineston team emerged from the| - in the aforementioned. brotherhood, | Noire Dame game without 1 serateh | wishe ¢ could sink| but hy i eligible for membership,| and will now work towards build-| j* tired Hstening to| having the wickedest slice that ever! ing a stronger offensive for the alk about the hole-| landed in the rough or out-of-| Yale and Harvard games than they} at “Little Jeft” on] bound showed with Notre Dame ; k-end the Micks will clash with the] ¢c have offered o| |miven to tho other five members of| College of New These are offered! & Cook and Fallis & Rogers. | in the} incement that Firpo and Fred | that four star|bout in Madison Square Garden. | Harri | The © in it merely an attempt al | to uild up” Firpo for another big | zr / somennine = TELLS ME \ HOOK ON ME 4 1M FLATTER, NOW “THAN TH’ HALL TH WAY TH’ MASOR “TALKS «HE'S GONNA GET TH’ WASP ON ONE Opes Oy Mts RENCE, | OAN <> 4 THE $2... Grid Games on Saturday Ty M New Ha f Yale 12, Br | Hanove r Pen Dartmouth 0 Colgate 49 York 13, Rhode Bucknell | Chicago 2 Michiga: Towa ‘13, 1 braska Wesleyan 7 Utah Aggies 1 79, Grand Rapid 7. n 0. Fontana college 53, Colorado Teach South | | ¥. B10, Washington and Lee 9 Kas j Spring Hil 0. | Alabama freshmen 9, Tulsa freshmen 0 | Kentucky 7, Swanee 0. Texan A. Southern Meth , CLOSE SOCCER GAMES PLAYED CORBS in Sunday's follow Carbonado 2, Renton 2 | Bon Paris 2, Davis Bros. 1 | Tacoma Juniors 2, Builders’ Brick ‘Vodd's 2, Neweastie 1 Vik 2, Red Top Cab 0. Maple Leafs 11, Shamrocks 0. Princeton Team in dental : | Washington Defense Feature of Victory = alee Illinois Still Favorite — . . The Box Score) Association ee. Champs Are ; Easy Victors ” Merritt Tames Indian Hit. Meas ters, While Gregg and ‘in Plummer Fall Down . T ‘ - xy rie sible “ct F ad staging 5 i in every M two and the Elmer ma rowing 1 ning. ta ‘ Ht Ray Rohwer a fly bal t “ t t paved the for Big 10 Grid Title BY HENRY L. F ARRELDL of tt NOLUMBUS ¢ Oct onsin in a samo was one_ot of Saturday's game. After Ilinoiz had given Michigan team showed the same 45 to 0, the h and smoothness in the offense | It « defeat in three f that {t did tn runn Id over] ye x beating with Michigan it, some critics thought that the | Towa, Ohio State and Chicago re-/team would go to pieces. main. technically in the champion Dame's fine victory over f one of them fs able| P; on cd all the Mid-West. Grange it may be the team|Away from the immediate environ- win the ttle me of the West conference, ‘ te and Chicago, in engag o strong around Chkago, 3 to 3 tie here Saturday ro Dame is looked upon a'a sec : showed gre nal ido} 4 | Onto —_—_——_—— : line crossed this season, this may not mean much toward a cham- Forsberg to Return |ptonship because Ohio Stat jwhich had bee é | | | | | | oceer plays | hasn't han has to Navy’s Backfield APOLIS, Oct 37. Forsberg, back, who has been lincup for two weeks ¢ much mo done st it « cago A howed muct of an offensive | yeteran punch in line plunging than Ohio did, but it 2 them nothing navy out of the against the rock wall defense of! Will get back with the squad this State we 18 brightening navy's hopes Iowa seems to be improving with) agair n State next Saturday. a 12 to © vk Minnesote,| None of the regulars were injured as one! fr Hirsch-Weis stags are changing the clothing habits of outdoor men everywhere in the West. 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