The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 16

fais Bearcats es Tie Wilson kicfed and Oregon brought ye team that will a tat bas ts Feather Contenders °°) L after that tremendous effort PAGE 16 THE seaATTLI raAR Failure to Kick Cost Washington Grid Game(\i (11 Men Only | wv. , Poor Field |" Ma, Ore Five Teams Leading i in Sectional Grid Races Now "sithey and Generalship | or Sl | _ | Huffman Are Decided It) i220": %"ss:| Zllinois and Notre Dame’| Andy Smith, Wizard of Berkeley | in Condition Oregon Gets Its Only | % Rated as Greatest Teams Light Heavyweights to «wp wat TE . ; , ’ lial ¢ a pony me Headline Boxing Card ’ Score When “U” Fools ! ' 1 i. a oe ‘| ts || at Pack Weeds : | — a pi tg BABES A N D goed 7 Voccek has GC a ‘ e. ; BY LEO H. LASS® Creighton; Other Results t ; zeal wan TIGERS NEXT “ishte"’ Saif, art : Was = BY HENRY L. FARRELL r e ston - Oreso" | Garfield and Broadway N! W YORK, Nov. 3.—Surviving the most critical test fight ° Play in Big Prep Grid of the fading season, Illinois, Notre Dame, Penn ‘ ; Aig * Alabama and California now hold the lead int int ' . ' Game Saturday te foothall circ) G Mid VARFI Brok Illinois remained in first place in the Western confer Ps “ * e rank by beating Georgia Tech with a second tean Penn hs ~ a Neithe . ted | svivania rer ed the only unbeaten and untied team ope ft Ores “ v Ps S wee » the East by winning from La Fayette, Alabama kept the 7 a" . : a ie el thei lead in the South by beating Mississippi and Caljfornis f Washington's 80-yard sae ta | Tigers 11 same} downed Southern California ” keep t regon territory, | OY_the ! Tedd Illinois and Notre Dame their seasor record, are ; wave | Webftor t only | - perhap: th greatest. teams in the count It is quite a DELANEY chance. ' Aer ; | ft 4 went sa etree oe. to a. place kick after tne’ first | ©% Saturda East or South can beat them || Red Grange be) A geod condition as be lichik iba five minutes ; Mike H weiner ; and it is doubtful that Cali Yoru a 16-round ore gto i t uffman, w een shows ee see e- Shorrock Heading ce Pee ry | ect wells fn, the Drelimisaries: Norn change of kik t eames ri ot shape and it's hi ton’s ball on its own so-yar North End Golfers | as ti» Nove: : of - Then Hanley should have called Shorrock w unanimously be “ty col ebe nae rs . hy s . grohten ‘eaieal for saother punt, as George W son was never punting mil 1 Ne t , ok Ldable J ws his life and was outki i eo ch : evening, J. |be neceas N aturde © show lined son by yards T. McVay was elected vice preaident, |B chance for them to # yards of . t of their card as fol. DIDN'T FOLLOW while Myron McElwaine, Louis Ter: | !LINOIS HAS ae eee by : Nee eeDiagbnimandl ag: Bh INSTRUCTIONS rell and Bruce Short were plac EDULA wtf total gain of 96 ya mn | Pep Webster vs. Jack Griffin, wel If Hanley had followed in the ancies on the board of . “yp 4) he . , six rounds. tions given to him by tees. \ 6 . iit v ad inyder vs. Bill Griffiths, shaw before the gamo he would| The annual team match between | Mhio State xo : 18, 19 ap yerte, # » ights, four rounds have kicked on the first down there, | the Old Gua 1 the New Guards, )UP With ¥ seed “garages Sheridan vs y Carter, Yetting the Oregon men h the | played in th resulted in a | Western : a welterweights, four rounds, ball ss long as it was in Or vin by the vet by @ 14 to 12 score Jimmy Smith vs. Kenny Gouyd, stamweights, four beans territory. The lowers paid the bill for the bunch But instead he called for a scrim-/for the duck dinner in the clubhouse ™age play and Washington was/at the end of the seasion penalized 15 yards for holding. That put them in the hole, and it| paved the way for that touchdown, | Maplan and Kramer |. iy cormionn. Pe Golden Bear 1 ae te Berheley ta mae Out in Front, ere eer re in Coast Race clea Gan FRANCISCK Trojans May Cancel Game to the 20-yard line lee the firet quarter endéd Kid Kaplan of Connecticut and | merits of Eastern and Far W , Golden Be California With Caras Danny Kramer of Pennsylvania are | gothall may be put n ad . . position to r THE BREAK |(tae two foremost chtellimgers for.the| tee ie aR RE fi EEA a LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3—Ane COMES | featherweight tithe Da fortunate ‘te. emmerée. from notincement that the University And then came ‘he two breaks - Army gas 4 se | * 7 of Southern California will refuse to that eventually won the game for nd Dartmouth are trailing F ay!) a" ‘ ¢ Stanford university in the foot- Oregon. Jones Best Brassey taal for, Mabtérn hovers ahd Ch turd {ball game scheduled for Saturday Anderson kicked and the ball lit “tt i > and O Stat © at s er tea lin the locél coliseum may be ex- § Wouldn't roll over the goal line sod rorpen ep cg ena — t " 1 Bt ry Let 1 reports today. brasscy shot-maker in American golf, | ference ats Washing to well-founded rep. y Willeon was forced to kick, but was bean fi hot maker Bm American Gol: | MARQUETTE aac C. next Saturday, t | ‘The local school plans the action, thrown for a loss when Mautz, IS DEFEATED ference tithe r Jecided persons high up in the university's right end, drove in on him. It of the bis s of Satur-lt f > affairs contend, as a retaliatory | measure, following the announce-§ ment of Stanford and California hletic events with U. 8. C, : | HEAVYWEIGHT ~ ti nt , — SCRAP KS ON. | NEW YORK, Nov, 3.—Quintin Romero, Chilean heavyweight, and Sully Montgomery, former Center lege football star, will meet Wed behind the line for his next kick . . ae Mautz again beok» thru and bur| Big Blow for Dobie ‘"*' ried the punt, Wilson turning slight-| Coach Dobie of Cornell admits the ly to the right and the ball sailed | loss of © great a player as Pfann has Straight against the goa) post,! greatly handicapped his team bak Bounding wildly to the right side et of the field with the pack after it. * 49 aren 7 But Vitus, Oregon halttack, landed Failure of Curve pata alerngagm 9 Server age Or Yb the leather and it was a touchdown i fotar © yeneey He “18: Be Pe ‘ for Cregen. "Reed Wicked goa" |, Pitcher Was Blow |10> inane’ ind 4 i he fall of Mor om, rated the jonke THAT WASHINGTON best curve ball ees it BS eet Sean sedis Doreee ir d 1 ering. n touch DRIVE cole Bh vidual scoring, in touchdowns One Buck Per Those Washington rooters will and total points. Gemmember for a tong time that|ertl 2% ‘He'won only Houendowns and $2 points. | Tyron. “BIG SOCCER Day for Golf put Wilson near the goal posts and| Loss of Pfann Was pe ay aon 1 Marquette, just r ng streak had e, lem s California Pa { Rutgers lead st) ence game in ind! effort to find a possible contender en I has red 123 touchdown sday night in a 12-round bout af heroic drive up the field in the Colgate, ha ed, 15 tauch ‘ | Madison Square Garden. It will # Tae quarter when the Purple and ae oe pe! Sh ORES: MA DE the first of a series of eliminatie® ” Gold offensive, hampered by the George Von Elm Is Baker of Northwestern tails: cement ec apraer oh | Pre oon " ie ay LEO. H.LASSEN fights Tex Rickard is staging in an mud which was inches deep and nge of 1 ead the Weste : - ‘nlnna atts. Among Great Golfers |. really got started. Experts predict George Von Fim! Bak facing a deter Oregon defens Elmer Tesreau and Wilson never | 0f Los Angeles wil ning) SEND IN JOE GOTTSTEIN TO/for Jack Dempsey's heavyweight« tats PLAY RIGHT GUARD, BUT JOE crown, in the amateur | dow eam ye P ; oxy \ , WOULDN'T PLAY WITHOUT HIS oe Played better in their young lives within the next | well, th kK, ha pa ah Eug a UMBRE! ui than they did in that last quarter pred ke gave it ay : |\Two lilinois Men ints Mela posi by er the 18: ; boys went. nutty on Hay . Chica Will Tr ihe “Mctinaion °F pg \ ton 1 ce: Goteatata arted! to pea ful Are on Sick List Yard line, they came right back| aM fcid after the game, packins| Harvard Preparing cago y. lye Lack tical ire « company to build an ark ORBAN A eS ee and pounded the Oregon line again.|the Yictorious gridders off the teld : Wallie McIlwain and Harry Hall Bea reeregu: mode 10 yards with|}t was a at a moment for Princeton Now CHICAG "ae Stop coer ———= = And} that’s not all, Markey [x | were the only clouds in linois sky five Oregon men trying to stop|the Greg as it war disap-| CAMBRIDGE, Har ce: = lost a het to the writer on train PATRIOTIC j preparations were started him. | Pointing Washington. vard varsity: Was Idaho Is Easy conditions and he's due to shine When the band playea “It | Chicago game. A few shifts in Oregon was offside on its own) But i California next, Don’t! hard ¢ ; i ® sta yours truly’s shoes on the bench Ain't Gonna Rain No More’ | Nneup are expected before Satur- Seven-yard line and it was Wa ie for a minute that those Hu week and which befe the California game Sat aves stood up and took | Men's ail on the tmogard Vine. The| Kies are thrs. "They'n give Calter: wards their defense sgainat Trinee Cross-Country |" Weenies Sissi das Webfooters held on the first play|nia all they have, Oregon or no| ton. The regulars all reported in good | « ras re ae “ MONA ioe west coex on the ebdsea {Orvenc:. And con't be erprioca, 1c) ena Pidcetan Backs Event Winner) se : Northwestern Wins gap was called back because |they have @ dry field, if the Huskies 1 his hat in ¥ The ery-| _“Doc" Rosenthal, California scout, First in Two Years — e without hi MAKING f fc fifth le play and Washington jshould win. With their offensiv | Pennock Consistent Not Decided M8 and nt antry rte room was wide Was set back five yards. It was/given a fair chance with goo foot PRINC | pen, with Joseph glasses und he| joy ANSTON, Nov. .—Rejoicing in Heartbreaking to lose that touchdown |ing they'll make trouble. for any Southpaw Deceiver | r t 10 | as the chairman n he found that t get much of a line on thelits first conference victory in two meone had pilfered his new Kelly.) Washington team as his window] yars, Northwestern turned its atten- King third for | swipe wasn't working. team in the countr Horb Pennock of the Yankees 5 " I 1 tion to intensive drill today for the PASS THAT FELL | The boys were to take a light/easily t Moat consistent twirler | atic ff Harrison soys the only natu Michigan game Saturday SHORT OF Ln workout te in preparation for|among the American league's long | will 1 , ot Thabe dice. Somald: Coie wo telin | Co BURMA outa ecdiitea hla turday Na last desperate effort: Wilson |tHe Bruins here Saturday list of southpawe tt A ; a: ppt - y ; d Ge? fe B \ 1 cars gar when that punt hit the threw a pass to Guttormsen and the | ——— laoreet | Wi ame young quarterback was tackled just : Pog : : | goal post \Yale Il Use Sa three inches from the goal line. Talk | silapley asckebe ah | Men in Big Battles ( ct m ff to 4 A. Walt says you don't have to | about your thrills : ‘ Ubata annie at ay i It's] NEW HAVEN, Nov. 3.—Yale will 7 I ‘ it pu » thr 10 carpet non-| have the cards to win at bridge; it 2 rbd tit | Then Hugh Becket went into the sy) inn halls |how tou plas ‘thean “But it took | tsethe same lineup that played the | Bame and a desperate passing game i — Neaak thatan’s (halt # 1 eecond kp e , | Army to «7 to 7 tie in the Harvard started, but the wet ball hand X qu’ real % | F : she P. A. four hours to win three bucks. as ‘ chan Goachen sala ta the aerial attempt and the game ws BY DOVE ST. CLAIR, GOME He ate \ 1 Ore nd t . ne | DON PALMER WANTED TO! Yes, yours truly furnished the three. be they wardens satisfied with THAT ONE SLIP | T DONT BELIEVE L LATIN. PRINTED FAMILY. |- Fil's showing against the cadets. No RUINED THINGS HAVE SHOWN You THE ON TH MATORS |] Crest is A L Free Week at “U” |Sisler Hopes for {tine Takes Tale players were injured in the Going back to that original slipup HOOPLE COLT OF ARMS er tase N COKT OF ARMG PILLOW w FT | peo hed when Hanley failed to call for a kick Wo : | 50 Points Higher el eect anna i | ; NET Tue THE NAME FIRGT CAME ITO PRomWENCE REALLY, ~ You AND \F IT & DONT SAY fue \ | TRUE To FoRmM on his own 30-yard line, it must be Temembered the importance of that tt ae BL Courses Inspection) crores siner stra be hopes to ba Stand Again Michigan Holds That would make him| in Ball Case Little Brown Jug on a wet day with the offensive THROUGH MY NOBLE 1 KNEW oF \T MEANS MOTTO 1S, ~ members are | than stréngth cut down by the wet ficld se ah ts pee” = “OWERDIUE Oris r friends to|nbout normal. ILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. IN ‘ ea and with conditions fairly even. | ANCESTOR BARON DAVID, A HOOPLE W epee WHENDO hola course 6 M 3 Mountain Landis, dic Eh Nae tee far" stata Oregon never got ac the 50-1 AUTHOUY, GEOR: EMIRY, EW ORLE Che eee, WE EAT? napect tho: new i en enya iret y by victory ov BpRG line with the bell tn: ite pe me oe Seer eH Grew ionue: REMIT! se al ont Gowdy Likes Work tator of organized baseball, 18 ached. | CORT AY Osman netined to the wid ike ape OOPLE, =~ WHO CARRIED WE WAS A STREET ye J 1 made or ‘i e sonar, RaSh weriee session during the rest of the game ae es hap liatih ante inked tansy eS f é of Young Hurler |! to appear today pefore Court | of rill today that Is intended to stop d they wouldn’t have THE BANNER OF KING HAWKER ] > pa. few 0 si M Nohl to te: an y wouldn't have been there | < AVIKER m« SOLD The veteran Hank Gowdy is doud|Commissioner Max Nohl to testif¥] tne scoring habit of Northwestern. ie ane, fatal time if Washington | AS THUR WITH GLORY. A COMBINATION ; w ; te in. the praises of Baldwin, a” New|!" the latest attempt of Joa, Jack- a TAA AGANGT THE mMoORG~ eae Bara *W Ison and Oscar “Happy” Felsch, for- varaee urit, Baldwin is a right) ner members of the Chicago nite WISCONSIN TO at Sox, to clear themselves of compile. : ° reas ity in the "Black Sox” 1919 scandal, KS Something Wrong —_—Coveleski Didn’t The two players, both banened| BATTLE MIC } from organized baseball on charges SOUTH BEND, Novy. 3.—Rockne’s W ster | | s END, Nov, 3.—Roc ith Eastern Game Get 50-50 Results |ot throwing the world series to the| «righting Trish expect Iittie trouble For one of the few times in his|Cincinnati Reds, are attempting to] in their game with Wisconsin Satur- long career, Stanley Coveleski, star | ®et $280 each, which they claim is/qay but will not be allowed to get too pitcher last_season, failed to get at|due them for “second share’* in the | much confidence. They will be given NECK RAZOR | AND CAN ¢ ERM. | ANN RELATION Let your opponents fool around} with the ball in their territory when You heve a good kicker afd let the errors be made in the shadow of their | goal posts. OREGON LIN. WELL-COACHED Say this for Oregon: their line was | one of the best-coached forward | walls Washington has met in the GAD! uu. een YOURS i OF Looks as if the was something wrong with-dastern football, Illinois and Oklahoma both beat Nebraska which in turn smothers Colgate, 3% A 4 least a 50-5@break in games won. _ | World’s series. hard work every day, Rockne ane past ay germ The Oregon team | to7 Before trying the case in the| nounced, a thank Bart Spellman for that. 'B sa: h G If | courts, the men have a right, under ._——. he former Oregon guard is a real | é ritis olfers the Wisconsin law, to obtain sworn line coach and his forwards had that No Change Likely | finish and charge that made trouble | for Washington | Mautz played a fine game at end | for the Webfooters. The offensive, outside of the line Plunging of Jones, a big fullback, | was nothing to brag about 2 Famed as Writers | *{favits under “discovery statutes,” Ohio State Points in Golf Balls Yet) uritian goiters uke to write. ‘The |, %, 1on, ts, Proceeding. that tan. to Indiana Battle cause of England's refuted to} two ethereds collaborated o' ) 4 I 1 ngland’y verueal Wethereda collaborated on a wv & ov. 2.—The Indiana ot the new American model it ia|book and Cyril Tolley, nov this COLUMBY unlikely that a change {1 : hveadey (ate game Saturday will mark the start: | vill Ho made bofore 1926 HF: Walls | SeUn Cys AB Wee MONICA ae |Steve Wanted to Be |! point of Ohio's home stretch if . . 94 | the conference derby, Coach Wile® 4 ins Dubols was the outstanding | Real Material at Fighter, But Wasn't faced tue tasic of repiacing ‘Tackle | star of Washington’s line. This big Inglewood Wins in rH Catcher Steve O'Neill of the Red| John Nichols and Half Back Bill 1 end was a wonder going down under | Syracuse This bo ier started out to be a fighter but} Hunt, injured Saturday. % punts and getting hit man He Golf Doubleheader The consensus at’ University of | Was ni by parental objections, Sronorr oeenoaee eee * er played a better game for ; Inglewood won a double-header | S¥tacuee ts that there never was bet = ae Ww shins eh Haturday at the expen of the Rain.|tér football material at that inatit:| | Lafayette to Play i$ Sites no ik part a dices bal (tts MAJOR lor Golf lt ty 8. ‘Tho firstextring | Hon. an Kh Rane ans the students ‘ Goals From Field Depauw Eleven Next 4 a ailed. by ‘inche nen tangled th Moinon | pect Coach Meehan to put over a big . ‘ y t ent of the Huskie DUCT et iad ; LAVAYEY , | Nor 2.—Coach ae scan eine DUSTS OFF THR Nigtiwaly: Coniaadne Ene vialtora went ie nae Are Rage on Grid) i" "Bilan has been. inetrUeiin CALIFORNIA ga HOOPLE COAT OF er Oey ee Liat te The goals from field specialists is] his boiler makers how to take advan= NENT ; _ 100) rhe seco me matehed Who is the best backfield man at | beginning to make his presence felt tage of thelr chance in preparation ie mut n gl ARMS AGAIN —@ hotw on the Lake re Hinks and|Notre Dame? our football experts |In the Navy-Princeton game a drop] for Depauw, ‘The squad had three opel bay as i be Cihadehion rk Hed ‘ the final count showed (hat the |i commonting on the Army gamo|kiek by a substitute won for Prince-| portunities to beat Chicago, Pheldlila re Ween +a egonian Shturday " |homesters had Much the best of the ldiffered, Stuhtdrehe yden, Crow ’ 0 " Soa, Bree: hove green” und femou- due e @ PTA BY WEA SERVICE INC ee homest had Much the best of theldiffered, Stuhldreher, Layden, Cro fon, Penn enjoyed the same margin] felt, but muffed the chance on argument, winning by 87 points to 16, ley and Miller cach received one voto, lover Columbia, ' occasion,