The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1918, Page 10

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TeanY, CME ! a BY BLOSSER WEAvse TT NEVER COMES A-MISS': Success of Red Sox Depends on Whether Infield Stands Gaff h) (Seventh of a series of articles success as a third baseman is Cio z i fn which Purman discusses and problematical, Mack tried to acne cet - major league ball clubs play McInnis at second with now in southern training camps.) very poor wna, Faken Se x bd en “ SEARLE SHOO TS e e a Innis can play ‘ f Mawes McDonald STRAIGHT ; CITY Jess Begins Gym Grind : BY PAUL PURMAN ly, but it is doubtful 7a WU YO Looe AC BESSED OP Lg <— Te tay! wre! Ose Wow SON, TRL Tie Fouks ja WR Now WY A "BABY Bov Auuaye # BRCEIVES A HEARTY WELCOME (No ATAMAW! 3 speropabee In the vernacular of baseball the] At y Aga in Trane | ES Se ES Ray on the Wing Aga IS ELIMINATED a have been knows as a “tight|about thru as agu Hin { « ie aivaySthe high honors or e t r lub”—that is, a ball club which | throwing arm a and twice . 8 on a Cc qyooe-s6 airtight base! a club|for two years he has been the v day fty tat n eh was satisfied to get one or| tim of long periods of illness dur I a CHICAGO, April 8.—Jess Willard | this match,” said the colonel beg: Evers will | two runs and hold them Jing the playing season. today his gymnasium grind and Tom Jones say Jess owes th Tt was not a heavy hitting club—| furnish spirit and pep for the team. 8 for the July 4 Fulton battle. He sur- some money. I'm discussing & set; mor BE depended upon euper-fielding and | but {t doubtful whether he can stand a tues of the Arcade gym |tlement with both sides.” orr wonderful pitching to win its games. the strain of a grue! season, At pa abort rounds without saheuied caress AIS var | Nineteeneighteen will see a grea ¥ fortified ) § Melchoir and Carl ft PR ig Fevolution in the makeup of the Red , che beat “an * ri ade jops with the cham. SPRING FOOTBALL 4 in the American on. | : SE nee can tte ctub depend epeaking on jean played a new role early today | TRAINING BEGINS Spon the same tactics to take it out league. almost| In that infield is the whole 4 the dratt| @uestion of the Red Sox snecess | or failure and the outlook is not to shoot turned in an then helped extinguish a arm and| The U. of W. spring football train- aze in bis|ing will be well under way next home. The,damage was slight week. Coach Hunt will put his ) York, ® thru a program of limbering 9 with Col cises the ‘st few days. But Willard-Fu luly and Theisen, ut since the first lays ago. @ front. The club Wrecked by enlistments and the management used sagacity fn winter trades to build up another | strong machine. | ' But the Sox of 1918 must de- Pend more upon hitting and lee» ur OM fielding and pitching to win its this year and the trades were | along that line. | The hard-hitting McInnis, 4 @nd Schang were added to th lo bolster up that department. 7 Fesult probably will be that Boston | ) Will register more hits and score Mere runs per game in 1918 than )ahey have during the past two or _ three seasons But whether this w Marry Frazee's dew Father to be doubted In the first place the management | be 0f Ea Barrow will have a great deal] | to do with the club's success. Bar- |, Tow has been very successful at times in the past, but leading a pen-| 4), Mant winning major league club and ‘® minor league aggregation are two} @ifferent things. And Fa some of the bigest probi match © Port SHIPY ARDS WILL asd and Bellingham teams made Peat TWEIGHT Soo OTe st Gee: Oente BASEBALL HERE Huy Thrift Stamps nk two fighters.| HE gets $20 2 ing in the ring) HE rink HE fig Willard champion | cent of the accomplish or not is| f hin last fight t more out of Fred Fulton, KING AND BARRY TO OPEN ARENA with Toronto last sin base. ball to work out this year in Mayer, who He has two great first base | wei) at Hot men, Hoblitzell and MelInnis. The R Barrow | row has a pre of a former p view in the Indiana Daily T x base their hopgs of |« om their added does not need two first basemen, so McInnis, the most versatile of the two, must be shifted. It is Barrow’s intention to shift him to third. McInnis’ up a lot o defense happens If the t _ Herzog Takes | siees Past, Weoteeate Deaters tor viown #™ Se ae nl ke | With Him Again | Sri Pees este | veers f mi cron ae Roabaeal QO is is cao ds CAMP LEWIS TO HAVE “HIGH SCHOOLS BEGIN promt SCHEDULE ON FRIDAY |S2rithiwse" cfs in baseball Country Hay and Grain i » HORSE RACING EVENTS fair with the 5 Ge (prices paid wholesale) Teaching New Baseball far w Hosks - ne 7 arming up for | corn Haske Pert Charles has taken his Ce ee Gee eee ; M3 Alfalfa: Meat the 1918 inte On Friday | Franklin, adway Queen A nd W | get into action in the f/Queen Anne and r ternoon _ Alfalfa Hay | All-Grain Chop 10 4 Bran home, declining to t do with a bonus of contract he already Giants for his 19 Percy D. Haught the Braves, made 100008 ne ard slipped insisted that Her: on Mercer field, Friday, April PPR 37.00 FRATS PLAY OFF FIRST "ABERDEEN NAMES GAMES OF THE SEASON: HILL AS SECRETARY sorter 1888 | nino tharaaa ! | Pacific Conant International Le ‘thy t ; ston in REDUCED RATE | 2 ip Wheat May 28.00 30.00 | | , ae BRIQUET, | x TO al M’GOORTY FAVORITE eer lasel, SSE | aes aia CALIFORNIA) tise tet wage rene AT te § WE SIMPLY CANT GET ALONG WITHOUT eT a fassep BY THE Boarp 9 of CENSORS is Eddie MeGoorty’s first American | extra fancy Eprings—1917, frozen gan Francisco vit Class Third. | engagement in three years, he was a Burke” Fat $12.00 ana $15.00 $10.00| *lizht favorite over K. 0, Brennan Los Angeles Ports for their 10-round bout here tonight $20. 0 and $23.00 $14.60 | Ban Diego— i td BE DECIDED T $22.50 nnd $25.00 $16.50 U 46 Jel ODAY \ gen, warn mantzsr,.tes| WHERE'S WOLTERS? HE | Sng ipece ie SIME ees ¢ Good service, rarKe outside statee| SAN FRANCISCO, April & 5.00 3 Golf association was the ue fooms a unsur) ed e m y ante +4 beng Prices eo ata jon ded whe o * Gry convenience for pasneniers Putt als today but co! A he found ne Seiputtery logge ‘anit Cheese | I Pate es ah : runogere particula: t City Ticket Office, |X nat week the Is bought w, ¢ * k M il ; sila 1 th ; iM ORIQUETS 1 . ane | K. Magill, of Seattle, and the club THE M’ CORMICK LINE | fom the Chicago Cubs but Wolters , Dew , | tru went Into session Monda ®, |has not been located to date, At 44| noon with the 1 committee tempts to reach him at Merc Ali sises,” ‘crate ‘ 45] of the Seattle |at Tatt, Cal, both failed Te eee 49} Shipyard Checks Cashed || Braslh Per tt 4a STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April | Filberts | Art Williams, captain of Stan. | é ford’s track team w is to meet the University of ¢ PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. 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