The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1924, Page 15

College of Puget Sound Tilt Comes Too Late —EE Washington Should Play rae A» he Taney Wins Fight Navy Regulars to Seven Grid Bears Back in Their Army Bolsters for é E f Over ootba ow y Knockout Punch Be Back in Line@p Games Are on Lair; Nevada Next! Columbii Air Game This Game Early in Year." mre ‘ pron the Br Books Today a in Tacoma Saturday Is Anti-Climax Following : ry S California Struggle; Washington Boys Strong |: ¥ a Enough to Play Better Team on This Date | eg ge Nee 2 : - . t ‘1 ey ty of Washington intends to put tha’ Call mt, ae All Oregon Varsity : 4 Fe of Puss t So and on the 1925 football schedule the | ==” Me n Ready but Bliss Bjizzard Curtails Oregon Aggies Down Yale Regulars to hould be booked earlier in the season r ae y Seri , Ta ; tie Lact a secondary team, has been given « place Gibson Managing Pullman 5 Practice to Hard Work Again| 2cTimmage Tuesday e Washington sc anc vey haven't a strong ° \e . 5 ' - : pode ee fill such a late date, —— Ex-Dunn Fighter oo 1 ; . 1 to : . th i . .¥ ; The object of having Wa h play in Tacoma is to} Py Of s now 1 f $e » me, is : give the Tacomans a big gr as not to confine all of | * bas et ee : : i of Clubs )Isiv eats yesh nga Poe It Must Be Hard to dontans M af Doesn’t Train, Yet Lots o Sue atte is a cron mi: tek writer war is be Take That Much Coin re | Grel» Seldom Loses After Shocker | « : sued 98 AN eiemmemen resets |" OD daa anee’ ¢ Looney gas must be horribie, but | | 1] act. probably Just as well that the | | SARE’? we be IY coxsitered the emartest |. : at «} on let & film 4 ble until . tn the Ameri gue, 8 || Gin et bon bys —_— rs a w gton figures it, more or ‘s se 9 me ine ir . oy : hate mee See x Pur <2 ers” i aud an sa Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks °. gaything like th ——__4 Shocker, it ¥ ered, * ae Bit tence the opening uf the THE OLD HOME TOWN OUT OUR WAY By Williams TB | peason. He had ndge I Ee Reece z art Bs to declare f - GIT FER — ——, “i 0 ; ) | 1 Re RiGGu \ “wey nontHe4r inet NHUT HE wWeeats f Aart et ChMS a. i ~f ve lithe trip ¥ £4 OFF rite rn, Caneel 7 re Itsy \ ~ , OW DONT WEED NO ]HEARD o' mGROW|/ LETGOO \ (sxe aor ; ATH CAy { oo ae / wetrn MAO — Sh ICSoae [ Sport Salad WE WAG Onto | ne eet BOOTS H mou No | \ONTO cee = = ¢ ———_ eg (eng ee )\ Team Omass | |LAicWorweio FF | would listen to N the conservatives are MUCH WUSS, Ce HOOKED on, AGAYMOUK FOrrd gvie him Howard OK Te! 4 ah Foor. doubtful if he wou a 4 fm any one else on cub Several other American league lute no doubt will try to outbid Boston if Shocker ts placed on the market. € —_ Serre he | ero YOU SAY-MEBBE \'/NO-NO- FOR \ HERE'S TH’ SHAPE HES {SOME THING (}( IN- OTEYS =. \_WRONG? GOING ee ay \. STRONG!! = brothers, wimmers, have That ts one being beaten by Wels Seeaeers ih Sse et past Varsity |, > play it, | Hoop Turnout *. cn | feared t a recover he will FTY basketball aspirants ans-jnever | wered the first call for Wash-| ington practice last night, report te Coach Edmundson at tho For the next two weeks pr tee will be held daily at 4 p. m. Eafmundson will work with th large squad for some time until pts a line on men and then he} t ones and work ¢ squad. Three lettermen answered last night's summons. Captain George} Anderson, center; Dick Frayn and Bb Hesketh, forwards, were out. <1 $100,000 | Mr. O'Goofty f ver appeal to |*“Most of ‘em Jing in the dayttm Bowling can never hope to attain | an aristocracy in sports until the boys from the gas house begin ap- pearing on the alleys in white flan. Nothing New for Jugig promcelte ae rts Tiger Team Now .. PRINETON, Nov. 11-Princeton| Ring Work Is Good | Cmches will devo to iy - * Z k: - Ieeping the varsity top of | raining—-ZuppKe | , ite game, raf pra 4 afsint “EE ar. Coach Zuppke of Iiinols ts a} MOM N POP q believer in boxing and wrest: | Mand, and wil! not attempt any-| in the way of offe ng as xd foot aining. (nat new in way of offen-|jing as 1 ft han training. | THE EVIDENCE IN THIS CASE PROVES WwW TION) HE HAS SUFFERED eadijjldiican., SS OTEY WALKERS APPARENT LACK OF INTEREST /N THE TOWN'S __ AFFAIRS ENDED TODAY WHEN HE JOINED IN “THE RUN on JO A FIRE IN THE EAST END OF TOWN- | tener tenn MA ie: BY TAYLOR “HE courT) (/ MADAM—WHY JN HE WAS WILLING TO 2 WOR. Eek | CONCLUSIVELY “THAT THE MAGIC MUD BEYOND PRICE ~ ALMOST BEYOND a OES ESE a ; SS RIFICE HIS OWN ARE YoU SAME OLD STUFF | CO 1S RESPONSIBLE FOR THE NCE : "e 2 Harvard End Is Out PORES tear Ti actkeline EXPENDITURE OF A VAST SUM OF be cap chetorystit he Sanhcer | mahi Neiped ect WEEPING P FEELING SORRY cue. -w light heavyweight MONEY BY MY CLIENT —| BEING H — or 001 With Broken Ankle |ci:nion snd Tiger Flowern, At | FINANCIALLY UNABLE To MeeT HE || IF HOMELY FACE AND THAT OF AN OUTCAST— FOR THE POOR 0 t » will mee a HIS BEAUTIFUL WIFE — MERE negro boxer, will meet in a 10 DEMANDS OF THIS SITUATION HE ee, Ne REPAY HIM. FoR THE AGOAH HE HAS ENDURED CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 11—Len| SLEEPING IN A DOG Robb, regular ond of the Harvard | d no decision bout at Toledo, | HAS BRAVELY ASSUMED A Yersity, is definitely out of the} , during the first week in Jan- | ’ Mitup for the rest of the season, | uary. Rh a broken foot he suffered in| the Princeton game. | myer _ een MACK HAS GOOD PITCHERS Connie Mack is convinced he now| Minnesota Hasn’t [is a pitching staft tat compares | Been Successful | with any in the majors. 1 5 why | Minnesota, with a powerful back- | 8© expects to bo up there next year Geld, has ‘‘flivvered” as a scoring s the line. | ROOKIES ea | Soutt ng the Wills. | joyed a track is not | majors. Mithout logic. Most fights these | is cred ys are foot races. | thre (EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO) —AND \F THEREIS ANYTHING IN THIS ames and nd only th 16 victors PROF. ITS A CRIME NES. JRMES= YES BOOTS WAS NOT BEEN ATTENDING BOOTS-THIS 1S PROF. TUTT !4ou ARE ) / QUITE IMPOSSIBLE I THIS IS PURELY A TO WORK ON A DAY INDEED! 1 WAS CLAGS REGULARLY ~GHE IS G0 FAR BEHIND IN YouR STUDIES |{ TAKE US OvT (| BOTANICAL EXPEDITION AND AS.ER-MR BA . BEHIND IN HER WORK ! BY JOUE DOES NOT TAKE WIDS WORLD THAT MAKES Me SoRG [TS LiKE THIG! wouLDNT UST THINKING THE : a \ THOUGHT TODAY WOULD BE A |] (NW HIG CAR, THESG PEOPLE tH, IT BE GWELL To Go V RATHER THINKS! SHALL HAUE To SPLENDID CHANCE FOR You TO po || PROFESSOR? ANE Wit Nor | EXERCISE MY AUTHORITY AS HER INSTROCTOR = AT 7 Th f PEN YES, THEY CERThincy ANT OPEN THEIR MAKE 4 NUISANCE MOUTHS WITHOUT f SOME EXTRA FIELD WORK ! ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE CLASS 1S GOING WITH ME AND ( WOULD. OH - SUGGEST THAT You; ACCOMPANY US | A See eee cece ee | FRECKLES A ND HIS FRIENDS THERE IT Is AGAIN! , * = WHUAT's MAT | FUNNY AOISE?? & | { Boy! 1 BET ITS FROM GEE wizz! | OUTSIDE TH UNITED JUS WHEN T NEVER HEARD x n Tar BFoRE | \r J x si | GET CUBA You START YER l STATES !! NOW IF NO J SNORIN'' Il! OMMER NOISES COME WOLL GETIT= — [| HERE IT Is y— ABAIN!! ” >) @) 1924 BY WEA SERVICE. INC