The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1924, Page 12

THI ° Series May Be Off it Weather Doesn’t Clear Chicago "After | Pro Tourney | ” Cc FIGHT CARD ON TONIGHT tei «a Myers and Simone Head- line Crystal Pool Ring : Show; Usual Prelims NE eight ftman, the yweight, who has it twice the last time bantam, boxes coma, and Harry Sheridan, lightweights, complete the || card. ‘The show starts at $:30 p. m Senators to Have Tough Race in 1925) = ESPITE ton we the fa m th t that Washing- American league ld championship rge Sister o} says the Se hed that any club a little strength a position to ¥ s Sister. New York, Detgort inheren yet the and | St. Louis as t Washington. Stanley Harris w “There is little difference between | American | » any of the clubs in the Jonnie Mack finished si. ason, yet must be figured pennan€ contender. “Competition is keen American. league that Wa has its work cut out to repeat Sisler certainly ems to sized up the Am tion correctly. F ‘eld Goal’ Kickar So far the footbal} season of 1924 has falled to ver w drop-kicker or place-kicker to compare with fome of the point-gettets of other days via the toe route. Carl Mays Upset Dope of Diamon Carl May discarded the American pot by wir cinnat!, s for Cin- Chick Evens Can Sell Those Bonds Not only is Mmarkablé go the best bon try. Joe Shaute Needs Better Fast Ball) Babe Ruth s Cleveland, h 2 on his fast bal, of the greatest southps «ame, Manush Should Be ys if Joe Shaute, of Star With Tigers | Cobb believes that Outfielder | has finally will hit consistently and he Wilde Duck Soup, Says Ex- Champion Johuny Coulon think Jimmy Wilde would have been easy for him {f the two had been contempo raries tough sand it might have been different story if t Boone's fly in the third || More Rain in Next eo Days or So May Cause Can- || DEMAND ” our BOARDING HOUSE Missing From Game | next | ‘Teams Will Wait Few “Days for Fairer Skies | 40 eS at U I ured here ishment | how cellation of St. Paul Series; Only One Game Played | in Three Days, Monday's Game Being Called Off BY LEO H. weather L ABAS nN. ar witnir Pa | the Seattle world’s will be ¢ F the is hours may re t looks lik st of ad The delay will next teams | series, | the ar f botl® clubs vy rainfall, d the hotel the players impatient over the are getting the lobbies and pre- ball field or else >) ets ‘w r on “i é possible to play today, he es ¥ 2 staged. Everythi Monday t rained! th (Eldred Leaves; | Others May Go second game of set for a game Coach Zuppke Gets ona for lowans Walter Travis Is ca gem agin Te Retired Golfer Now Travis, Ameri n the Br an th amateu York a “ “Doc” Snell Jumps Into } Main Event Ring Class, BY ae H. LA i : Ruth far Wild About S outhpaws Hoquia ma puts him imm icking a tough one fo meets Vic Foley >, bantamweight | CONCERNING PUNISHMENT jumped 3 | knocked off Ge | Orleans |rounds and A decade Bishop wa aging a b | Turner. awful punch on t jail over and nearl 5 man. ter named | o, Th ed that Groves who was refereeing the over and asked if he n't go to fight any more. “Some other time, maybe,” an wered Turner, “but not any more tonight!” round before taking the eth count ; When a figh tion he can tal sidered the best thing for t to stop a one-sided fight pped | ceanes to be a co! |ROBERTS IN exhibitic net B, when him ¢ ‘ed Krache mtost © faced him NEST MAC “I Aou our NL U KNOW I DONT TAKE | ANYTHING } STRONGER y , THAN TOOTH THANKS HOOPLE | paste, BUT | THANKS {4 REALL | AM 1 SEEING NO HURRY FOR THINGS 1 FOUND THAT AMOUNT IN PAC BuTe A tee eM STRAIGHT 2 ] 9 VI TOPCOAT ~~ USUALLY Yar eaten ils CARRY A POCKETFUL OF \ @LAD IVE neue) Rae D | I TH MATOR |] 19 ACTUALY}! PAVING uP A peBT | Now I BELIEVE Al IN § SANTA — CLAUS / 1 SAY ST.CL BY THE WAY 4 I OWE YOU | TWO DOLLARS, DO I NOT 244 WELL HERE, 1 WISH TO REPAY YOU, IF YOu DO NOT MIND ACCEPTING IT IN NICKELS AND DIMES | = SMALL CURRENCY, SO es ee WHEN T AM ACCOSTED \ YOU fn YAS ON THE STREET BY Cas y UNFORTUNATES, ASKING -/ NAS _. ALMS, Y’ MAW ——~_— i saad Te MIRACLE —= | career for a magazine, “Tubby” Gra nine of | | \ = ~ M | was going out in the spring and res | the Canadian National pier to | Pictou Light and back yuri, Alabama and w Univer it of Wa hington ing a bunch of his linesmen | "Yankees Need New Pitchers JEW YORK, Oct. 2 asion no eral meni <l@uipi Veer Golf Man Is Pilot for Rainiers AY seems to be get been “eppolated captain of | and Gentry club season, succeedin: Quite a step for Butterfield Jicapping and ar playing schedule | ‘The other committees were ap. pointed last week and are as fol House committee, Jon Cal Elmer Kendrick and A. 5 A¥e finance committee, M. C Schmidt, chairman, D. B. Morgan | and J. C, Fansler; membership com mittee, Dr. M. T. Dalton, chairman Guy Worthley and D. B. Morgan ‘Montreal Girl Makes Record as Water Star Hy bebe a Oct#)28.— Eva Bell | Morrison, 19-year-old daughter of the chief of police of Pictou, N. 8., fs one of the world’s noted swim: | ranging the lown: well, | mers | Recently sho was in. the water seven hours in an effor€ to awim to the Boston Light and only gave up }when tho tide turned Against her. | At tho age of 16 she plunged into the cold waters of Pictou as tho Ice | too strong | cued an aged citizen who had fallen off a wharf among the Ie floes, That some yoar she swam from the five miles nobody else has now training in Boston as distance swimmer and next will try the Bnglish channel feat which She is long year Mike Gibbons has turned author | vad ig. writing the history of his ring | 4 ves Showing Huskies How t's 8 Done| ow + ‘Oregon Game Next on List for Washington's Huskies * Webfooters Are Coming Fast, After Slow Start; New Coach Is Getting Results; No California Talk Un- til After Saturday’s Game Is in Sack HILE football fans along the Pacific will watching that California-University of Southern ( fornia battle at Berkeley next Saturda “@ Huskies have a busy day ahead of them Eugene, Oregon. While the Purple and Gold is beat Oregon, those fans who think be a pushover may be fooled. The Ore team started poorly, playing a score with Willamette. something to score two touchdowns against ford, altho the Wedfooters were licked. Coach Maddock, like Coach Schissler at 0. A. C., is gradually getting results and chances are that the Oregon game will be plenty tough for Washington, being played iT at Eugene. While the Oregon Aggies showed absolutely nothing on the offensive, they gave the Huskies plenty of trouble on the defense and Washington can count upon another fight Saturday as the Lemon and Green team would rather beat W ashington than any other squad in the Northwest now. Coach Bagshaw n his team thru signal drill last night in preparation for Oregon. There isn’t any California talk at the Stadium yet; Oregon is out of the way there is a week in which to polish up for the Golden Bear Coast be the at ~ \Sid Terris Looking Good in Ring Work Many . Sid Terr! <{ will surely be Jack Dempsey Is Popular Champion Jack Dempney ix the most popu: ampion ince the crit believe lar heavyy champion Washington; favored to; k it will! once! | Garfield Is Favorite in Prep League Great Backfield Is Win- ning Games for Babe Gridfron Eleven BY HENRY F Herta ke BLAKE the E ROOSEVELT 18 Coach D'Yorak has moulded a goed team“ out of the m: avallable and in Bob Garland, quarterback, he has the most aggressive player in the league. BROADWAY HAS out of the ig shot power there, Bell nly bring it out, In Melster the Tigers have the best plunging back of them all, and Butler is a beautiful open ficld runner. Butler can kick, too. But Meister has defensive weaknesses, while Butler has Been overplaying his receiving of punts which has detracted from his defensive play. if Coach an ine igers are he wings until how to ust He tries But they must have showed | {7 nd may be good end ands. shiciding his must be able GAMES ON THIS WEEK REE gant the High are being played in hool league this week, Lincoln should win. est Seattle mects Franklin and Anne plays Ballard Satur vith West Seattle and Ballard posevelt pla the Teddles Friday apes the hi s If you want to see a scrappy footkall team play, drop out to Denny field and watch the Queen Anne squad. Against heavy odds, two or their best m¢n out of the game and Gan field running up two touchdowns consecutive plays in the first Queen Anne refused to on quarter, MOTORMATES © w4aaca OIL « TREE prom ORSTAUCTIVE SULPHO COMPOUNDS, ustained Quality ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY