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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1922

Page

4

Zeil to Hall Aerial Route Decides Battle

Washington defeats Oregon Aggies 14 to 8 in a contrast of styles with Zeil to Hall passing lighting the win. Hall and Zeil connected on two key plays while Washington stopped a late Aggie surge on the seven yard line. 18,000 fans watched as Zell’s kicking and Pietre’s defense highlighted the victory. Washington prepares for Washington State at Pullman next.

Zeil Hall Leo H. Lassen Ashington Oregon Aggies Bagshaw Idaho Washington Leonard Zeil Aggies Dick Garber Zell Aggie Espens Les Sherman Washington State Pullman Waa Wayne Halli Fred Abel Roy Pietre Ed Kuhn Bill Grimm Bob Ingram

Lieb Sidelined as Notre Dame Falls to Purdue in Season Blow

Notre Dame suffers a severe setback as star tackle Tommy Lieb breaks his leg and is out for the season after a decisive loss to Purdue. Rockne had transformed Lieb from a hesitant substitute into a feared two way star, excelling on offense and defense and also earning national acclaim in track.

Purdue Notre Dame Lieb Rockne Tommy Lieb Johnny Mobardt Johnny Mohs Knute Rockne Tom Lieb Tommy Buck Shaw Tom

Lelivelt Signs 1922 Contract After Strong 1921 Season

Jack Lelivelt, noted for powerful hitting and his role in guiding Tulsa to the Western League title, has signed a new contract for 1922 with a substantial salary increase.

Jack Lelivelt Tulsa Bernie Morris Seattle Mets

North End Men Win Wilson Cup At Home

Seattle Golf club defeats Victoria Golf club by three points to claim the Bigger Staff Wilson trophy at the North End links. Local scores edge out Canadians after a 63-12 result, with multiple matchups: Beattie and Victoria by 68, Smith over Dad Duncan in 3 1 hole final, and Johnstone with Fleager winning in a 36 hole proamateur fourball.

Alexic Rose FE Seattle Golf Club Victoria Golf Club Staff Wilson North Fond Links Bigg Firet Metn Ve Macan Pleager B. Wilson McKiliep Ve Geeward Ballinger Mart Russell McRiwaine Ve. D. Martin Kerry Meyda Munn MH. G. Wilson Fey MB Ford Pemberton Murnett Sayward Cameron Celline Dickwon Hulbert Ve. Morris Dickineon We Parry Tippy Ve. Pell McVay Ve. York Bande KB. Witton Farrar We Pooley Clingen We Barrett al L. Smith G. T Dad” Duncan Beacon Hill Smith Rob Johnstone Dixie” Fleager Seattle Golf Club Phil Taylor Biggerstaff Wilson Oak Bay Victoria North End Links

Famous Pair Seek Sport Franchise for Montreal Team

Jarney Oldfield and Frank Chance plan to buy an International League franchise and organize a Montréal team if they can arrange the necessary details, Oldfield announced.

New York Jarney Omdfield Frank Chance Montreal Oldfield Hera

Sir Tom Crew Dinner Guests at Seattle Yacht Club

Ted Geary and his crew of the Sir Tom, fresh from a successful yachting season, dine with local yacht men at the Seattle Yacht Club tonight.

Ted Geary Seattle

Field Trials Begin in Mt Vernon with $500 in Prizes

Field trials start today in Mt Vernon with over 500 dollars in prizes for winning dogs. No guns will be used to start the events. The program will be completed tomorrow.

Mt. Vernon

Benefit Ring Show November 17 at Crystal Pool

The benefit ring show for the Milionairs club will be staged November 17 at the Crystal Pool. Austin and Sait are lining up the fighters for the program. It will be a 100 percent donation.

Millionairs Crystal Pool Austin & Sait

Columbia may protest game against NYU

Columbia plans to protest NYU's 7 to 6 victory claiming the blocked kick was a safety rather than a touchdown. Officials reportedly ruled a ball out of bounds and batted in by a spectator.

New York Columbia New York University

Harvard's Best Bet Kicking Heads Into 1932 Gridiron

Harvard prepares for the 1932 season with emphasis on kicking after a new scrimmage rule following touchdowns. Coaches focus on drop kicks and placement goals as Bill Fisher relies on stalwart Pfaffman to handle the Crimson’s kicking game.

Saturday Gridiron Classics Stack Up Across Divisions

A packed slate features Dartmouth and Harvard in Cambridge Yale meets Army in New Haven Princeton hosts Chicago Pennsylvania faces Naval Philadelphia Bucknell battles Pittsburgh Minnesota visits Ohio State Iowa plays Purdue Illinois clashes with Michigan Notre Dame faces DePauw Georgia Tech meets Notre Dame in Atlanta Centre College falls to Harvard Kentucky Colonels star Covington shines Gil Dobie’s Cornell edges Colgate Navy dominates Georgia Tech 13 0 Princeton and Yale win easy Penn State shuts out Middlebury Notre Dame keeps rolling Illinois tops Town Michigan bests Ohio State Northwestern holds Minnesota to 7 7 Wisconsin defeats Indiana Missouri Valley debuts Nebraska trounces Missouri Pittsburgh edges Syracuse Washington & Jefferson over Wesleyan Army over New Hampshire

EAMS Dartmouth Harvard Cambridge Yale Army New Haven Princeton Chicago Pennsylvania Naval Philadelphia Pittsburg Bucknell Minnesota Ohio State Minneapolis Iowa Purde Iowa City Illinois Michigan Ann Arbor Georgia Tech Notre Dame Atlanta

Parkin Emerges as Iowa's New Football Leader

Coach Howard Jones mentored Yale in a spring showcase as Parkin, the presumed Devine successor, starred in the Yale game. Parkin directed the offense like a veteran, scoring Iowa's lone touchdown to upset Yale and confirm his ascent as a top back under Jones's guidance.

Howard Jones Iowa Aubrey Devine Leland Parkin Devine Yale Parkin Lowa Due Devine Jones Gordon Locke

Navy Officials Pleased With Georgia Tech Game

Annapolis Oct 23 Navy athletic officials were pleased with the game Georgia Tech played here Saturday and expect a place on the 1923 schedule for a game in Washington. They believe permission to go to Atlanta could not be secured.

Annapolis Navy Athletic Georgia Tech Washington Atlanta

Baseball School Organized in California City

Big league scouts of the future face the problem of higher education in the national pastime. The National College of Baseball founded at Burbank near Los Angeles will teach inside baseball with faculty including Prof. Frank Chance Sam Crawford Walter Boles Death Valley Jim Scott and other former big league and Coast League players.

Los Angeles Cal National College of Basebball Burbank Here Frank Chance Sam Crawford Walter Boles Death Valley Jim Scott

Harvard Dominates East Football Standings

Harvard leads the East standings after decisive win over Centre College. Army Navy Cornell Penn State Lafayette Princeton Georgetown remain undefeated in the East, with Brown and W. and J. tied. Western scores show Michigan and Illinois near top. Notre Dame and California lead their regions.

Maple Leaf FC Tops Boeing in City Soccer at Woodland Park

Maple Leaf club defeated Boeing Aircraft 5 to 3 in the city league at Woodland Park. West Seattle beat Woodland Park 3 to 1 in the senior match. Washington Park won 4 to 0 over West Seattle juniors. Ben Paris and Allen Athletic drew 1–1 in junior play.

Maple Leaf Boeing Aircraft Woodland Park West Seattle Washington Park Ben Paris Allen Athletic

Local Eleven Beats Tacoma in 18-0 Victory

Beattie College defeated St. Leo's of Tacoma 18 to 0 at Lincoln Park yesterday. The local Catholic squad led throughout the game.

Tacoma Beattie College St. Leo's of Lincoln Park

Larry Gilbert Named Leader of New Orleans Pelicans

Larry Gilbert, longtime slugger in the Southern league, succeeds Johnny Bobba as manager of the New Orleans Pelicans. Dobbs moves to Memphis to handle the team there.

Larry Gilbert Johnny Bobba New Orleans Pelicans Dobbs Memphis

Two Teams Lead Prep Standings With Undefeated Records

Anlan and Garfield high schools sit atop the prep football race as the only undefeated squads after Saturday games at Denny field. Garfield rallied past Lincoln 12 to 0 with Ralph Hopper catching two long passes for touchdowns and Brice Taylor starring for Franklin in a 17 to 0 win over Roosevelt. Queen Anne defeated Ballard to break the tie, and Broadway faces Queen Anne next.

Pe Analan Garfield Denny Field Lincoln Ralph Hopper Brice Taylor Franklin Roosevelt Queen Anne Ballard Broadway

High School Football Standings in Local League

League table shows Franklin Garfield Ballard Lincoln Queen Anne Broadway Roosevelt West Seattle with win loss and tie records. Garfield and Roosevelt show strong starts while Lincoln and Queen Anne struggle, and Ballard and West Seattle post mixed results.

Franklin Garfield Ballard Lincoln Queen Anne Broadway Roosevelt West Seattle

Garfield Faces Roosevelt In West Seattle Lincoln Clash

A pivotal high school game unfolds with Garfield and Roosevelt meeting in West Seattle, the Lincoln corridor hosting the earlier matchup. Crowds gather as both teams vie for regional bragging rights and a crucial win on the schedule.

Harvard Stars Suffer Centre Game Injuries

Cambridge October 23 Harvard stars Coburn Hartley Gehrke Clark were battered in the Centre game with one player badly twisted leg out for weeks while others remain set to face Dartmouth next Saturday.

Cambridge Coburn Hartley Gehrke Clark Harvard Dartmouth

Princeton Tigers Prep for Chicago Showdown

Princeton October 23 report says all regulars are in shape for practice. Coach Roper will hold the lone hard scrimmage before the team departs for Chicago to face the Western Conference leaders.

Princeton Roper Chicago

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