TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1924 12 THE SsEATTLE STAR Andy Smith Not Satisfied Wiith His Wing Men »*QOutside of Ends, Bears Trojans Plan Duel in Game ll"'utm'e Policy Expect Kicking Broadway-Garfield » LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov, 4~ Have Powerful Eleven With the cancellation of Satur- Babe Horrell, Captain of California Bears . day's scheduled footbhall game TrickTri Carroll with Stanford thei® Shots and off chesta, v J If Melland Thatcher Ate Ready for Washington, His University of Southern Califor. End Problem Won't Be So Bad; Backfield Is nla officials today directed thelr Haveave Spoiled Butler sttention to Mning up a fulure dSpolled ~ Wil Bears Are sthietic for the in- Strength of Team; How Lining Up policy Trajan - stitution. It Ireguarded as prob. that B . ~ Joe Kirkwood Be ITH the exception of his ends, Andy Smith Abde U, may sppear o Matched he Tournament of Roses, New is pretty well satigfied with his California 1 Year's classic at Pasadena Should Golden Bears as they will line up against Be One of Elevens Tournament sponsors are said to Golf's. 'Both Have Strong Sat- Huskies at the stadium have thrown their allegiance to Big Winners, but He | Running Offensfves; the U 8 C. In the coast's wras'uhinmurday. tangled Isn't | Decide H. S. athletic situation, and the Tro. ' May Title . Mell, & veteran from last year, and Huber, Jans may be lnvited to oppose 1 HINGSE have I)rn:(‘ a frosh of last have been BY player year, play+ Notre Dame in the rose engage- ! HENRY F. BLAKE too casy for Joo it understood that ! two football ing the wings, but is ment, teams are Kirkwood This ‘WIH’.?J their An estimate of the ifnancial evenly matched the Smith is far from satisfied with per- ’ ia offered as an i differencs foas entertained by U. 8 (. In {in punting abllity and formances to date. caplanation for bLandiiogo the cancellation of Saturday's ?' | oftimes is fallure punis If a recovers from his -\\ the of the Thatcher, veteran, game places the figure at §75. | __J- | the deciding fus greatest shot be loas will be —"‘"_ L ' injuries enough to play here, Smith's wings will 000, Part of the 2 ’ maker ever, so:(r’\ carried by dhe Collsoum manage- l‘ Garfield and . Known to ! 'tungthen ment, . golf ol lo‘ | Broadway meet ends. Miller, and a ~ Smith has always had good Berkey win big cham: | | \"-.'.. ue | B¢t Denny field were turned out by ii plonahip ‘ * Stephens ¥riday in the Kirkwood has falled repeatedly In | AFTER! i Smith and they were real i { eritical of GENARO Jim Delane American game and British open cham men, the high achool wing plonahips | | 1 has been out with in. ®eason and with Carey, who Kirkwood came to this | is to play at his | ruulmu" i both teams fair * juries, expected Favorite iseveral Frankie Genaro of Brooklyn, years ago from Austrelia ?y.; tackle paosition here Saturday. ! Jy even ] look yroight champlon of America, wants| unknown,” commenty Sargent and White have been play- 'nn a 4 veteran | for a punting 10 win the bantamwelght title also, | {campaligner In golf. “He got & good ing the tackles, Niswander and duel between * Frankle has a rich admirer named| Pool Fight ’lueah at Ploehurst almost immed!. at guards, Horrell at center. } Longie Butler, Costello, who has deposited a certl Couper He gave an exhibition of The backfield looks good with ‘n!rly. Tiger star, and check of $25,000 with Tex IMs trick shots and was well re- | um.,j DELANEY is a favorite to win fied Dixon as the pivot of the corps. He Chuck Carroll, .“Af-l?l‘ | TR Jl)lover Eddis Huffman when they ard | is the only real veteran behind the the big Garfield « This check Abe Goldstein goes to battle the SOMETHING BLAKE lne, fight® thelr six-round at halfbaci, champion, the moment NEW Crystal Pool to. Young has been playing fullback, They are among the best Xickers hnumw?'hlsteps into the ring against) | The program was new and a because of i is sald to be good line plunger. night the schools here have had in and ftracted and high his greater ex- much attention pub- €enaro,- i Dixon and BDrown have RNP i | Imlay, |some time and there ought to be and lltc?)’ Kirkwood was promptly the best centers l; Babe is also the the haifs perience rep: One ‘c-:f the W;;;, Horrell, captaining Cah'/o;zia real when these stany playing so !some kicking iboou utation, but booked for a dozen or exhibitions Golden who will tackle the Huskies Frank Atkins Carlson former player under Bears, Washington in the Stadium here Saturday. foppou: each other. Huffman's show. at the winter resorl towns. Thia Enoeh Bagshaw at Everett high Horrell his sccond as a If the is even, the . | is playing year regular, punting lsome . | hils iwas his start, and refore the sea. l is for the ings In recent playing quarterback imay be decided by the safety playof : Hasßig Day fights heres zmn was over he had accumulated E::MaAre. {{the two teams, Strange as it may - » ! stamp him as a a handsome bank roll bhoth Butler and Carroll Kirk: scem, ase at Earlington worthy test for *“Unlika most of the prow, - the safeties for their teams and A both the 8t Paul star, wood did not have tu start s HE competitive season at the) Marty Burke Does Kid Dream Realized as {are captains of their elevens. or clubmaker and gradunlly g? Eariington .Golf and Country| 1 Delaney comea teacher and I think that BACKFIELD siub ended Sunday and Frank At Well in Comeback ' here with a good :?lhl his way up GARFIELD belter & throes of and he s {is one reason why he lLan't a IS BETTER the club captain, stole most| Marty Burke in the a record Hall Pilots Illinois tournaments, I;m.the thunder; winning the main| fine comeback, having scored five Just a youngster {rsgmm in l Garfield, with its veteran backfieid victories the TAFFECTS ‘has event by scoring a twoup viewry| siraight getving up Barney Dreyfus Dissatis- a slight adyantage behind the fistic ladder, DY while has faninst par, which landed him Pre LGAME fied of L. M, TOBIN But today another cleancut, yellow. line, it any, Broadway I ' with the With Showing dent Frank and, with H 1 .FMAN Hutfman, with *He doesn’t enter them haired {s the aig- lliunor and Guy Meister, two Ryan’s trophy, 1911, a cleancut, ycll'xwdmrod‘ quarterback calling l fine must win in order Pete Herman Is Now e seu seort punches, has a ’(erung that s 1924 Team nals Butler, with his fleld Mrs. Don Moore, the women's caj-| wpeeu I.\'quarterback called the signals for as the fighting Ilini gather m‘ |backs, open chance of and if he to somewhere in golf. Ha knows as the field good winning: get their famous “huddle,” His s |threat, and Meister with his ability fain, his partner, led linols against Minnesota in the name Cabaret trick shota teo fall tha mixed foursomes Managing does he is made. he always has his BY BILLY Harry Hall and he is the hit the line are dangerous men. in competillon EVANS closing game of the season. The 111 same Llo Herman, former bantam Walker nlne-l Pete Jack Griffin and Pep Wabater, [Lack on. Hagen, Mulchison, yearold boy The BPBroadway line is a little with a card of 42-8-34. Yes, “twas| didn't take Barney Dreyfuss long inl, crippled and concededly inferior of 1811, welght champlon, is running a caba are for Crulckshank have no such cule IT for welterweights, down the and to & Harry Hall was a good stronger, judging by thelr games =/ quite a profitable day the bia| break up his Pittsburg team, {in abllity, faced the sirong pretty ret in l;ophrr:-.! New Orleans six-round semi-windup. Isolation. They know they have got in school but he [far this season, This will offsst fellow strong pennant contender last soason, i who had only to beat them to have a! player high the ieaders The fourround preliminaries fol to landing among no on crcalcdl whatever edge the Garfield team has Jimm Graviey (finished allsquare! keep His trade with {clean title to the conference cham- capecinl furore the !llinou{ That's | jow; lar drop out of the spotlight, freshman team, whers he was tried in the backfieid. ; azninst par and took second honors.| Chicago, giving plonahip, Illinois on paper did Form va. all the Ted Snyder Bill see them fighting | nu!i fullback. Tlis was | Garfield bas a much beiter ovet in line C. Any Putting Griffiths, light you of his nt weight Next came 8. “Cappy” Euh‘.‘ ™’ up three { have the slightest kind of a chance.| onlyl heavywelghts, when the going gota tough 155 him head game, their passing being bl Kellsno, Roger Morgan and {harder stares, Maranville, pounds. Everybody regurded | Pete| Good, Jocko ' This isn't the kind of story In| Says Phil Sheridan Dill had an excellent chance the Ash, each threedown va, Carter, light. i Kirkwood and as just an average player—that is, Mant, and it's up to Tiger backs having Grimm Coop wins. (o‘u.s.; “Any kind of putting form s twhich the underdog Minnesota welghts, win the Nritish open two Yyears but Bob to this attack. “Cappy” and Mrs. Frank Atkins 'to er., ia evidence everybody Zuppke. stop Jock Hutchison. “Devel Itriumphed, but only by a halr, good,'” mays Kenny Gouyd ve. Jimmy Smith, With but 18 holes to go the with 52-13.39 score annexed the 1. lago. that the owner of LOOKS LIKE a confidence and stick to The Hall op bantamweights, led the fleld by five ! Illinols rooters carried their Impressed Zuppke ; second prize in the mixed four. |Australin the Pirates is far EVEN GAME Dun Salt and Leonnie Austin are a matter »f record iplayers off the fleld on their shoul “Zup,” busy as he was with his Don Moeors and Mrs, Frank irtrokes. 1t Ix yomes. from matigfled It looks like a 50-50 game with the stagzing the show and election re. he fell down and bumped his and they cheersd no player varsity, out of the corner of his n)’e] Van Patten took the third awsrd with his club, /team getting the breaks winning and Cleveland Golfer turns will be given botween !m.z the first !don.more than the biond for saw Hall's possibilities, but not of §O-4-48. bouts. nose somewhers between quarterback, as| with avard Many of the the punting will play a big part i§ Arthur Havers was his coolheaded generalship, full or halfback. le made a mental tee and homo green. jll # The unfavorable weather condl. Among Drivers cxperts rated the outcome, STAFFORD AT QUARTER won the title, his kicking and his allround work note that this lad was an intelligent tions were against golfing ant a Ellsworth Augustus of Cleveland s ultimately the - CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 4, Stafford Pittaburg which had helped to bring player. “Zup" iz deep. When the In the other game this week small victory so vory crowd was presen: to one of the longest drivers in the strongest club in velt and Ballard meet will pilot the Crimson team againat near, Minl fans doped out the varsity of on Sam take part inthe day's program. game, amateur or professional. the Nationn! and this willbe another fine Princeton next Saturday, coaches Call On the lliinols stands, & nine.year. 1923, no one mentioned Harry as & game.. Trojans last league year. Roosevelt still has a clean : announced as the varsity went thru boy, with tears in his eyes, said porsibility for quarterback. Dut " Faliure to win ‘old a light serimmage and ! to hia father: when Illinols its stadium in while Ballard lost by the margin sigoal prac. Of]f Game With ‘ opened Evaxe was blamed on a Isin tice. Child Dream Comes True | 1923, “Al" Hall, the quarterback of touchdown to Garfield. o Boxing Terrible ok or and failure to observe a ngnt 1811, the memorial and Roosevelt has fighting ecleven “I'm going to play sat in great Card Eevlen club quarterback YALE VARSITY VS, FROSH discipline, his brother Illinois to vic. but it will have to be at its best 1o { Hilinols some day, just like brother saw pilot | 108 ANGELES, Nov., 23.-The Some of the cxperts have already i onl the Beavers. i NEW HAVEN, Nov. 4.—Ths Yale tory' over Chicago. stop heavy Slump in New York Now of Southern California the opinion that Dreyfuss i varsity willgot their first scrimmage University expressed ‘A And when lllinols overwhelmed Ballard showed at its best against "Brother 'Al'." the quarterback will not meot SBtanford university In got the worst of the trade. Posaibly, { tn! Anne he not of the week today against the this Hall's Quecn last week while Roose BY HENRY L. FARRELL would consider a mbbons! strong 1911 was Michigan year, shrewd | that game, “Swedes” Hall In! defensh'ei match. would freshman eleven after a light signal Saturday. bul Barney in ususlly pretty and all.round declared velt snowed Lincoln under, ; YORK, Nov. 4.—Boxing He net even those days. Now he is Attorney playing was ?le practice ddie ‘too!hnll| The Asacciated Student body of the in his swaps, seldom bested. .\Xv‘ The of this will be NBW a Gene yesterday., Bench, than one critic to be fea- loser game out been in terrible slump duringh.u' Tunney and Tunney refuses| bert L. Hall of Waukegan, 111, by more a university at sec. { regular quarterback, in uniform a mass mesting Pittsburg loses a crack veteran of the running as Ballard has the past summer season and the| to meet Gibbona. 1 have been was itou! Childish dreams seldom ture that was only dwarfed by the ak s afternocon voted unanimously to dut coma and may play next Saturday. {this ond baseman in Maranville, gets mu-.( ready been beaten while for the Indoor season are ing to match Gibbons with some amazing exploits of Grange. Roosevelt prospects the scheduled contest as a ro. | eancel n great youngster in return in tied with Broadway. % not very good, according to Tex good fighter for the Christmas {sult of the of Stanford and Coach Praise 5 tund.i TIGER KICKERS PRACTICE action Grantham. Has Zuppke's Rickard, Madison Garden but they all say no.” ‘Grange Square | the University of California in refus- PRINCETON, Nov. 4.-The Aldridge., n younger pitcher, {a “Hall i{s the kind of who promoter, Flrpo, according to Rickard, only player to meet U, 8, C. In athletic com. . 3 ro-l regulars who |ing as valuable the seasoned plays far better in a game than in to practiced yesterday probably as New Record Business is that Rickard fuses fight Gibbons, Renault after this year, Jones Will so poor were the and petition Cooper, Grimm, ex. practice,” explains Zuppke. “He is Bobby but he orl punters drop kickers, southpaw, . is to drum trade with Godfrey, has accepted a Announcement of the action was | trying up a Coach Bill Roper belleves hisx men changed for Nishaus, has the edgo. a good quaterback because he is in- mateh in Newark ‘ Seek New heavyweight show tomorrow night against Charley made by Ned bctl;. president of the for Scoring Laurel: know enough football for the Har. | Looks nus If Owner Dreyfuss be. | telligent and cool. He is calm and Welnert, a fourth Bobby Janes has decided to at 50¢ and rater. Assoclated Student dbody. are into invade $2, I ’ vard game, lleved & change of {aces would help experts delving quiet and this has the effect is < next in Benny Leonard #age atruck Tm—:foothall statistics in an effort to or| England spring quest of the “The fighters will not fight.| the baseball situation in Pittaburg, steadying the team. He is a great and off the The troubls arose over the z lhel British amateur and titles, is fight business, altho present deeds open what on the slump,” BLACKBOARD WORK ' which didn't him ;mlke some comparison with of defensive and in in- 4; That's brought apparently satisfy player unerring he is training to of Bill Cole, Univer. e get some pub- Nov. | disqualitication past stars and the play of Red \ et B & Rickard sald today. “When WEST POINT, 4—A nseasion last year, terference. He can carry the ball if isity of Southern California tackie heavyweights are [dle, the wholelhcllicity. | at the blackboard constituted yester- Grange against Michigan. I'd let him-—not a great back, but U, 8 C.California foot- Pancho Vilia is under a years iprior to the Is slows day's workout for the with So far have been unable to good to woiry ‘em. George Kelly game up. Every heavyweight Army, Cole was they cnough He can for game jast Saturday. "y, {suspension running out of a the {ball | 1 talk to wants to fight Dempaey. coaches delivering most of their find a game in which two major pass and kick as well as most play. match agalnst Frankie | charged with professionalism, the Star as Gcmro.! caustic remarks at the backlield for Grid ers. But | Utility They know they can't get him and | charge being that he had been pald Gossip | participated where any play-| these are not his jobs,” Mike McTigue is in bad with the their fumbling in L Aceording to no less an the Yale game, ‘o.le\-enn bril their next cholce is some pushover.! at Santa Ana ————————————— gave a greater exhibition of Harry Hall never mads so coaching high e ler has the wtm commission and i¥r Mickey Wal. . |than Hughey Jennings, George Keliys Itor {liant play than that of Grange. headlines *“Tom Gibbons is the only The fiest of the Big Three games s because in the Zuppko‘ ?xhterl ker, the only willing champlon of| FORSBERG ON NAVY SQUAD ‘lchool. |first baseman of the Gilants, Is the the who will take . The game was played, but after the down for Saturday’'s grid schedule with In scoring five touchdowns and scheme he seldom carries the ball. in game any op- the whole bunch. 'most valuable utility man in ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 4,- MHarvard and Frineston clashing. ’ Forsberg !cnn(eat was it announced ponent offered him. I have had his over wos piling up a total of over 400 yarde as But since the Michigan game, the Abe Goldstein is matched to fight roturned to the navy squad yesterday that both Stanford and California for West | majors. } contract in my desk for months and work the day, hie did more Middle is talking about him. Zddie Martin for the bantamweight in time for a drill on offensive Yale will be taking on Maryland while long would sover athletic relations with U, 1)119than all other of There is to meet him. are rivals Michigan no more valuable get anyone champlonship, but Martin had to which the Crimson and Tigers playing qnartor-i gn't formations, lasted until the . - 8. C. next year. able to do last back in the Big t ofié “Jack Renault has been jconsent to take five cent of the | combined ware season. Ten, - yelping per field had to be lighted with flood ® Collins Is Cornell has a setup In Susquehanna, Eddie =~ But a match with but to him, Last year only one team, the it teok to hltnl ! - % about a Dempsey, 'house get lights. Zuppke pry - i STAGG TALKS whatever that s, this week, i e R- P Real Quantico Marines, made up of former out of obacurity and develop him into ~ Gridiron Fan ! CHICAGO, Nov. 4.—Btagg adjust. a the The big game of the Nig Ten will he college stars, managed to score quarterback of one championship Eddie Collins is a football fan. his hurdie ed the props under today. Chicago-Iliinolas battle Can the Ma- touchdown against Michigan, eleven and of another team which is /takes in all the big games in the Injecting psychology Into his educa- roons stop “"Red"Grange OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN The combined total of making a strong bid for honors—a [ East. As a White ! points scored collegian the g Sox' tional grid course, the conch toid his ' Zuppke, plus the dream of a nine. [m:' the Oklahoma, one of the favorites for the |against Yost's cleven was an eoven was big noise in Columbis Maroons they are the only team rep- Migsourl valley conferenes title, will dozen, Towa and Wisconsl nkicking year-old kid. l |tootball. 8 | resenting the hurdle to Illinofs' clash with Missour]i Saturday. field goals in addition to the touch. championship aapirations and if they down made by the Marines, bear down the hurdle will be un. Idaho's great passing team will meet in surmountable, Oregon, Washington conquerors, this Grange, scoring five touchdowns at Moscow, woek-end, against Michigan, had one of the big. “Jhe FLORSHIEIM ‘ NEW BUCKEYE PLAYS days ever credited to a undefeated team has n SHOE Pennsylvania’s ‘gcnt major' football player in an important COLUMBUS, Nov. 4.—Coach Wilce hatrd nut t> crack this week In George- | Introduced an entire new serles of town. ‘nme. SR, | pluys to the Buckeyea for use Satur- Dame has another “soft” - day against Indiana. Ohio hopes for Notre one in BEARS CONVINCED S e Wisconaln, n backfield for the contest, Nov. new BERKELEY, Cal, 4—Con. JFLORSHEINhave built a Shoes this w ! Tentative for line repu- plans provida Penn State tackles Tech this ‘ vinced that California again has a Carnegie IJ"“'"‘J:U | quarterback; Kiee and | up: Cameron, wook, while the Lafayette-Rutgers game “team of destiny,” Coach Andy tation on value Sl Wendler, halves, and full- should be a thriller., Rutgers trimmed giving ~werr7 | Karrow, }leth's warriors were looking for. Cornell darlior 'n tho year, for what back, ward with confidence today to down. you pay. TR !"l 5 i Washington at Seattle next Sat- The Army plays Florida and tha Navy S ILLINOIS READY The that beat 17, is = : meets Vermont, urday, same team Every pair depend- 'q\‘J( “I i URBANA,lIL, Nov. 4~Reallzation 8, C, will start against Washington, able—the name on ¥R " that has been pointing itself West and altho both llnx the Chicago Virginia Colgate, aecording to indieations. 1 a:"l defoated, should put a §; | toward the Illlinois sinco the seuson up good scrap in sole thelr tussle, tells you that. | opened, cooled off the overconfidence » ’"I = of the Zuppke gridders today and i Dartmouth's g Green eleven has a settled déwn to for . they preparations breather this weelk In Duston University,

e e i eet s ’'l ! s b, The ;ugby | MICHIBAN LINE GOOD Some of the edge lias heen taken off P:!‘!!“ ‘ ANN ARBOR, Nov. 4—~Line Coach of Marquette's second invasion of the ‘ eant for Its game DBoston Wellman took of with college chage Michigan's Its by i becauss of Jdefont Crelghton, $lO Mar- ; g preparations for Northwestern today. quette defented tho Navy earlier in the He Intends to bolster the CRYSTAL POOL (:"’ Michigan yonr, Worthmore Shoes t"@: r-i Second and Lenora , ; line into the strongest wall In the / | heen n conference, It has tough year for the Mid- Ausplees Austin & Salt, Inc, $7.50 to shipmen, losing Marquelte, Princeton MAIN EVENT aad Penn sinto, 'mt L 1 they beat the @;’ 10WA IN BAD SHAP Aruiy everythilng will ba forglven, /@0( TIOWA Nov. 4--With the ‘ CITY, l team In the poorest physlcal shape {t 5 of St. Paul this season, Couch Ingwer. Small Elevens Are

‘ggen . . |husen Yestricted serimmage to the re. Grid Vs, | sorves yesterday., Work for Butler Making Records “ | Satdrday will be light, As In the ast and West, the small. A\ I\ | er colleges of the Coast are cutting a of San Francisco BADGERS BETTER . wide swath In football cireles. South. N MADISON, Nov., 4.-~Renewed in- ern California beat Pomona Collego OTHER ALL-STAR "?‘-’;__. terest of the fans into " injected life only 14 to 0, while Occldental, an. 4 BOUTS 4 M?i_g__f:::fs the Badger team yertarday and the other small school, mada it interest. First Bout Starts at 8:30 ', M, \; eplrit 15 high here fs preparations go ing for Stanford, 20 to 6, _/ | forward for the Notre Dame Tickets on sale at Joa Dig- game, BT | | sard's, Oceldental and Yealor: . Green's Cigar Store, 1408 CARDS TRAINING McGraw Must Build Third i Aveo Jim Pursley’s, Second | BTANFORD UNIVERSITY, . . Cal, nnd HBenecon: Druxman’a, 14251, 903 Ave. Over His Outfield llfth Ave.: Austin Second 306 Pike St Nov. 4.~ The Cardinals ave sticking & Salt, Inc., 1630 Ninth Ave, corner Olive, to thelr knitting as If they fully {p. MeGraw must atvengthen tho out. Ringside $2.20 Reserved $1.60 FLORSHEIM tended to take the fleld agalnat a field of the Glants, as Meusel appenrs SHOE STORE | General Admission strong opponent Buturday, despite the to be about thru and Pep Young is §1,19 U, 8. ¢, cancellation, slipping fast,