The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1916, Page 9

STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1916. PAGE 9. WITH OUR N YHE TRENCHES “IN I MONTANA GIANTS oa . ne ON LOCAL LOT! tNNis For BEGINNERS |CHRISTY MATHEWSON "eal nme } HOW FLORENCE BALLIN PLAYS TO BOSS CINCINNATI hs me Gc FPOUL ale tower the rans il low ack ito] gS — CLUB; HERZOGTON.Y. ySPeRT o A WORD OF BILL DONOVAN Bill Donovan need not offer ap alibi for his management of the Yankees. The position of the cld#In the pennant race {is all the rebut tal necessary to any criticiem of his methods or ability Donovan, how been accorded the credit that is due him for the work of the Yanke Fans are too prone to think that because Rupert 1 went out and bought a number of high-priced stars for him, that Bill's task was easy ey forget that great individual p rs seldom win pennants, Stars must be molded in with the other players to form a machine be ov r base hits,” said Tealey Raymond, s wars home B per of a grate ship Seattle, back home for a series with meGreat Falls. He was talking of that swatfest staged by the} attle ball cl last week in Butte, Mont Tealey is loud in his praises of the Montana cities. They're real baseball towns, according to him. He also said that the air was so light that every time a player cracked the apple on the smeller it sounded like the old-time cannon cracker exploding, and sizzed thru the air for a couple of sacks, at least cip- | P| ———| “Pll Make Kilbane Fight or Quit” — | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 20. | lll make Job Kilbane fight | me or crawl int his hole.” | Thisswas the boast of Eddte }Camni, California atherweight, on hie retern from the Mast | The ball goes galloping thru the infield with hops and Can was a challenger for the + sone cnn al Be bounds. No grass can be coaxed from the ground, which is banta ° title for the past | In a few short van has taken a team of players, many as hard as the proverbial ball player's think tank racing Hovrner fh Re bind of whom had never played together before, and swept to lesdership im GAME AT GREAT FALLS <a aRmeaaRsam aren inte bint Gaueed the, bactam to cfaab pteiresn saan yee To have accomplished this feat is proof of a AYED IN SHOWER during the Moatana invasion were! nto Kilbane’s class r emiean Mae > Ghee wstodbeets. Gactnd a a duck swim? ong and hard, according to Ray Recognized as ono of the clever Donovan has been pa larly succes ful in bis handling of the . or f the al th 1 piteh staft The Yankee leader has worked his twirlers with fine anes It would havehad no trouble do- ™« Every o the six be got} ° oxers in the world today 7 a a = iat ae tha ae ight Ming the same in the Great Falls;that day were real bingles, says! pi undoubtedly could relte sment. The result is seen in the standing of the clubs, vane of lils title—that is, if K RRs es s aod baseball battlement on Tuesday Tealey when the Seattle club dropped aj Charley Schmutz will be the Gt bane fought at the featherweight | Christy Mathewson j A number or the Glants are suffering from various aliments. Si game to the Hesterites, says Boss | ®"ts pitching choice in this after 7m fe | There is no truth in the report that there are cases of brain * re.” Raymond. The diamond was a reg gee ge ng Tomorrow will be \s — 2 ae Bod CINCINNATI, July 20—A | fever among the noble athletes, however. ieee tebe; it was at firet thongs sedge roe scan panting for wecan cr aight} deal was closed at noon today om Mow ot fe would be necessary to. anchor | DETROIT SCOUT LIKES ae ee cut 890, by Which Christy Mathewson DILLON, DARCY AND CARPENTIER MA cale Wecncoettr ent terald |KALLIO AND “BRICK” pounds when in perfect condition.| Wil! become manager of ‘the There {s no immediate prospect of a meeting between Las Darey, * the base runners with a canoe ick” Eldred, Seattle hard-bit- In h pt to force Kilbane Cineinnat! Reds, rie will take the great A fan light-heavywe 4 Jack Dillon. Darcey cam Ig a A oe Sas into a 1 will have the| ¢harge today not secure permission to leave his country during wartime, and there NEW PLAYER ON SEATTLE Rudy” Kallio Falls support of Billy Gibson, The only thing that can stop = ie no reason to believe t be wants tp. Dillon will not go to Austra CLUB WAS HERE BEFORE twirter, who & been breesing New Y promoter, and the deal going thru is for Char . He would be foolish to do so. He can make more money here, and nmi This is nog the first time Frank | Song at a ed lively pace, have of world ley Herzog, present manager, (te needs "no victory over Darcy to give him prestige. s Healey, Seattle's new third base-|™ade a bit with Pilly Sullivan, De nvade the Fast, to refuse to come to terms It ts just about as sensible to talk of a meeting between Darey aan t ivory miner. - | | n, has been inside a Gisnt unte, | tro! September or Oc with the New York club, to | nition as bet Dillon and Carpentier r or both would be - nk was given a trial with the| Sullivan saw the two lads per _ | which he goes. The Reds will Soa Where ke wa’ Mnaliag’ that test Wek tee Td mete form in Mont ¢ will be h | ee x Efocal tossers last season but was|form in Montana and , are T Ti Put | get Bill McKechnie, third base sontionbte - na injury [either today or tomo: has Net go on account of a a injury pessoa pine Satin ay sang sive acoma ‘igers u } man, and Ed Rousch, outfield- er the war is over, a series of bouts between Dillom, Carpentier s all lealey was with Great Falls this} D Over Win on Reds er, In addition to Mathewson and Darcy should prove the biggest attraction that the ring has Mall oute jon for a time, and eae the8 | COULON HITS NAIL | in Ci . Besides Herzog, Hillifer gees | wince Jeffries and Johnson fought at Reno. There is no way of est imme Bptzeded to, Butte ba ON THE HEAD | in City of Destiny) to the, Giants, | it was “an | Dating what Carpentier and Dillon would draw in Paris, and the wit are port to a There {s considerable logic in an | - nounced “no strings” are at | ner would draw a second big house with Darcy. However, these are CUNNINGHAM HIT BALL interview given out by Johnny At Tacoma R. H. pl tached to the deal for Mathew: | Js orings of the dim and distant future HARD OND Lome ingham’s hits |COwe®: former hantamwetght title Spokane 0 1: aren Re we 8 : an « sed Goats aoe Themen. a Port Tacoma 4 Fable: Once upon a time an amateur athletic tournament was held Any roughneck can be a fight poareian 4 and Sheely,; B nner and ‘| Waterville Club Is and the prizes were not silver cups - sold, masels 4 SHORTCAKE S sauna Soest i na ay | Claiming Baseball Ollie O'Mara started his basebal! career in the Trolley league of St. a io Ta ‘Eo: . . Louls. What could have been more appropriate than that he join the ’ A few local mitt slingers would | ® Title for ‘o. ~ The did-tashioned kind fit by these remarks of an old | Semi-Final Rounds ' tle for Section pcagers Ta Sere n who has ¢ { In making the forehand stroke. - is particularly good when nag ae tearm naliatemmalin sis venules Wand ta NA eee for Western Title Whieteis) G snteten the 18 Mike Collins insists that Fred Fulton once nearly knocked Jess hertecatal and etraiaht eat ia the Scheduled Today North Central, Washington cham.| Willard out. Harry Pollok says that he once nearly won a fight, and Crescent BENNY LEONARD PULLS line of the arm. Thee you will reach : pions by virtue of two games won| Jobn J. McGray claims a near-vietory in the days that are no more. ~ | FOXY one On WELSH es over to hit low bails, instead of| ner wonrE. Cal. July 20.—Tt y from Almira. , It has won a SRR RS | Benny Leonard comes just a! coo eo the u . ay ¢ wan ty of its o. th all the i a Baking Powder Dirge gp oe mang tommmgphagy te J |scooping them w See Paice te pilan Ange el Gp pre ¢ its oe . Germany claime that the Deutachland cannot be sunk without er Welsh Th light Tighten your grip on your racquet! oir championsh ns teams its section. warning, because she does not carry arms. jany of the Giant pitchers — els The lightweight champ as you ewing back, and the wrist Pe - - eames played, 11 have re have been sunk without warning, and apparently they were not carry: r at raises the biscult has often been referred to as being will govern direction. A snap of > led to be r ated Visterien tab Wier tne arene _ dough—just the jnutty like a fox, but Leonard has the wrist often adds effectivences| 12° Teeult of yesterday's play fol-| ¥ down rta- outgeneraled him this time \ fen lows to th troke It i esmential that you get the right swing in execution, and you Jack Nevine, Oakland Douglas Grant, Bor When the match between V and Leonard was made, Benny in poor shape, and Welsh insisted ‘ Meh thie unless you|, clarence Mangham, San Antonio 2 “ ~~ da ° ! ‘ann accomy a seas ¥ four up f c one that the bout staged at once,/ (The third of a series on tennis, are in the proper position. Rely | ‘Ur wp on F. H. O'Keefe, Ban Jos thinking pe as to catch Benny} salty fer Fhe oF 4 Dewitt Balch, Cincinnati, one up out of conditio ee ally for The af) by upon the forehand stroke to return! 4. & hoover Bankard, Chicagc @ | Word comes from New York to nero a tin, of Bryn | practical sround balls o@ your; Cpar) joago, t Mawr college, the 1916 sensation of right hand day, however, that Benny is work rigat bane. up on Walker Salisbury, Salt Lake ing hard and will be in the same|*e"nis, hockey and basketball.) | Assume a position facing the STS elite Wine From [nec rae ae =| dalis aveas’ Dow | or the cigarette right satisfying two up on PY crispness. Grocers sel! Crescent One pound 25¢ Crescent Mfg. game. rimes, ¢ Co. }kiod of tri hy : ago when r weight on your Seattie, Wash. round, as the ball bounds from the ground ° Fy Ss ose ae Beavers in Final swing your racquet wel! behind your. Cops Three Prizes | es back, th hile b ced 1 | Sethian ts thea we Giver NATIONAL RESULTS Inning of of Contest fi "acjsci around so tt efit mee, at Woodland Show es Hn Cevams ___||]|_ At Cheetos. New ore : OE eager pasta | A Box does not make a ciga- ———s oS Sores a gece At Butte R. H. E | bounce Pitnee Arthur Ti, John &, Berne! At Pittsburg 1-2, Brooklyn 0-1. Vancouver neon ane 3S 3) Simultaneously with the imprect! mammoth New Foundland dog, cap No other. Butte oon Uy putt racquet and Dall, your body|tured three prizes Sunday at the rette and besides— Boxes are should going forward, your dog show held in Woodland pa Athletic Field ‘ A pitcher avoids watke to get out| an and 1 MecJannet weight of your left foot. Be sure to The big dog stands 37 Inch Northwestern League of a hole. A golfer walks to get = carry the stroke thra until your|nigh and weighs 200 pounds. So extrava nt BASEBALL from one to another. racquet ts across your body far known, ft is the largest dog To obtain the wheie force of your in the world. The canine is soon arm and body, catch the ball when to be starred in a vaudeville play GREAT FA S VS, SEATTIE Tomorrow at 3 P. M. Complete Report Admission 25 and 50 Cente sete sie om ies Tae unatr) Mar' T it is opposite or even a little less | let | Fae Sei creat [twa one of te, meat power or of Market Today) no ne ; The Fatima Package is original ton ‘i ne 06 CBE RCE NTAGE 20-Game Winners with Fatima— ~ a P ; } to Be Common s iumnens sates eae at It will appeal to you as being mon this season, judging from ieee iweraes inexpensive—neat and in good © National league ee tobacco it contains Shi Cl circuits. Last year only five Ww e hurlers In the National—Alex é irt Clearance or Oe eee taste nd | and Vaughn scored 20 or more rs. Fifty Dozen $1.50 and $2.00 HH winners. In the American d- Ss . 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Another Yankee Is__ | * Forced From Game Suffering Injury “Values Tell” NEW YORK July And atil the Yankee regular are being tr jured Despite the fact that Hugh High, | outfielder, was forced to leave the field yesterday with a badly twisted Jankle, the Yanks won the second |game from St. Louis yesterday, | j which gave them a double ea | Country Hay am (Prices paid pr Eastern Wasnington @oa- ble compressed Wheat .... jover Fielder Jones’ Browns,