The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1919, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1919. THEY’RE OFF—COAST LEAGUE MANAGERS STARTING 1919 PENNANT RACE Salt Lake San Francisco Portland Sacramento Los Angeles Seattle Oakland Vernon Bill Losick— m= Eddie Herr @& “Tigers” “Bees” the Cleveland play: | deliver ast Uke Mathewson's.” If, PHILADELPHIA, April 8.—The ear have ¢ ove 1) he ere an outfielder he ow “ 4 on bh an additional first base FASH CLIP IN TRAINING | 9» 25-Round enon “ane # “mmwormeam 72] Rodger Boss” McCredie Red” Hillefer “Beavers” “Senators” “Angels” Expe from the navy the day the team rted South, and arrived too lat Is Back onHis « _ Throne Today ES Steals RENO, Nev, April §.—Harry F - SAN FRANCISCO, April 8— | Stewart, chairman of the ete _ The league of nations got the | gation in ¢ Nevada wembly goby on the Coust today, the | Pacific Coast league command which recer wd, today told t inside story « panmage of the round boxing J thatthe bil! was thered It as t nverwatic makes Nevada the only union whe of t h tit draws the color line. mier it, no fights between whites and blacks may be seen in Nev ywe the tighterw | to use bare red. The father opped into the and was watching a game of solo. Stewart who is now candidate for mayor of Peno, hax appeared in ring exhibitions hinlwelf. One of his ring cronies of ring day« remarked: | “Harry, why d you fix it at son #0 we can have real fights in Nevada?” Ten rounds, divided into an many fights as desired, were all| that were allowed in this state. | Stewart. two days r, had in troduced his 25-round “boxing exhibt tion” amendment. Once admitted to it, he began a strong fight There wa no trading of votes,” mai art. “The bill won on its own merits, I feared all along the governor would veto it. On| the day the bil was to come up for | pasange over the veto, I persuaded a supposedly friendly member, against his will, to abandon a stockgrowers the Salt Lake club on the latter's __$AN FRANCISCO, King Baseball, groggy since 1916, is staging a marvelous comeback on the Pacific coast this year, if the attendance at exhibition games is an indication. Everything points to) April $.—O1d the greatest attendance at Coast) \ league games in all of the eight} { convention In Reno accompany | Teague cities, with greater Interest . me to Carson He voted against the by the fans in their “old home a bi Another member, desiring not feam™ than has been manifested Taking a new lease on life, Sam Crawford, the veteran) '? °°" | vgs. yageoliny> a gee ne Cocmration of war. Detroit Tiger outfielder, who is now with the Los Angeles| the pit and did not protest. ‘The ‘This is the first cight-club sea 1 :. * won oa the G “ wae “club in the Coast league, is tearing the cover off of the bill had exactly the necessary two ‘The recent exhibition games ot the | ball in spring training games in the South. Southern dia-| th'rds = jority Fe ete eens. Chicago Cubs have proved the re|mond critics are predicting a great year for “Wahoo Sam,” | “°"? “Ck ane Net presen Markable revival of baseball interest. | w ‘, ” vt ‘og ° ; ‘ : ATT aed erivsl of Dawe appeared, | WHO is eee ie to aps vif with Coast league pitching HERRMANN IS the fans have turned out in* many | 2 ya neces. times thelr usual numbers, cheerfully ON STAND IN | U.S. COURT planked down the war tax and ap-| Parently found real enjoyment WASHINGTON, April §.—The N tional Baseball commission had r Faster Ball | Baseball Dope A marked improvement in the | : N ll } ’ business when it bought out the Fed ‘for increased atte ling the training season, the C od eral league, Chairman August Herr mann textified here yester 1 YUUUMYUUNY, yj MSSM acific Coast league opens 1919 season today thave been playing faster ball than 5 YY fans paid admission to see during Season closes October 5, after 26 weeks of with eight eth Herrma " , i Feb aes Fgh gn NE me : © errmann Was summe in the oes ot being the coaeiplod minor ) “ Sten betate between “the Cl ve oe Ta di S cae eague against organized baseball for jibsecPate 4 ph veiagare * ena” $900,000 damages in connection with (league in the country wil! be fully |{ Bre weason : ws there §|the New Orleans Pelicans will be aise ee tae ee re-established ) will be eight teams in first place ) Played today. The Indians will loan . diy ™ ‘There have been numerous returns|) Qien the season closes }{ their clown and pitcher—Red Torkel jenti-trust law m to the league of fast players who } ” (hey }] son—to the Birds for the game. |, We never considered the Federal ; = y orl) GAMES jeague as a competitor,” sald Herr: pave been with either the army oF|; seattle versus San Francisco, ‘| neaaecis seas tie Wee ete piiepone 4a eae f . fiavy. Several more such players Phas | ‘KSONV at San Francisco. | JACKSONVILLE, Mla., April 8.—|solidate all clubs and form an inter appear with various clubs as aatenstane th +g will egg es earns ‘by poprorden =e Falk we | Quinn and Russell will be assigned | national league.” soon and chie, Land; Casey, Smit 0 the x the re! pres Uncle Sam. Meantime, thru service|\ “M4 sickec’ Brows ‘ the task of taming the rebellious | “Why was it necessary to establish games, they are keeping right up in|) “"\weather clear, snappy | Brooklyn Dodgers in this afternoon's | pence when the Federal league was i app game by Miller Huggins. Both arejalready dead, ax you say?" Herr shap Umpires: Held and FE in mid-season form mann was asked Look for Big Opener Oakland versus Sacramento, at } _ | “Why was it necessary to pay a “1 look for the biggest opening |} Sacramento. aie ‘t ne 0 pa 1 look for the biggi Pe hakk and Maellett GAINESVILLE, Fla. April & ‘dead’ league $10,000 a year for 20 day in hjstory’at Recreation park,” waid George Putnam, secretary of | the San Francisco club, today. “And } there is every indication that tend. |) ance will be the greatest in years |) thruout the season “Twenty thousand people attended |; the Cub exhibition games here and |} in Oakland Saturday and yesterday. |) And this was an exhibition game, not |) a league game, at that. Moreover, $ Even tho outhit, the proverbial Red | Y¢4rs 48 the peace pact provided? it was done for business reasons,” said Herrmann ) Piercey and Fisher Umpires: Finney and Bedford. (| 80x luck came-in handy yesterday Weather clear, cold north {| and the world’s champions defeated bree: (|) MeGraw’s crew, 4 to ‘The victory | Portland versus Los Angeles, at || ¥@8 the third straight for Boston, Los Angeles, Batterie |, Monday Games MDALLAB, Tex, April f—Beore; a a tr. -« | ; Penner and Baker; JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April &, Brown and Boles eae Wheat, erstwhile batting Umpires ary and Phyle. {} demon of the National league, is hit Weather clear, warm ‘lees thas far this: season. Not Vernon versus Salt Lake, @t }/ single bingle has been laced out Salt Lake. | ap Mconn nced out by Say there were greater counter attrac ey tions yesterday to lure the crowds catterteas “ : $j the Dodger slugg a to other events and localities. Durng |) , ~ bia fy yk — Jevormer; | MBMPHIB, Tenn., Aprit §.—Reore: “i last season a 2,000 Sunday crowd ) ~“ vt hg omy ) ‘ 1 was about the average attendance.” |) Gut nd ¢ ay “0 sehr pa ber Merida BY | som thern Asay Closing of the war, allowing fans |) 7° Pete chn in| Bhaton ot woah — from the! bs Fride fies and Diega of to pay admissions without feeling [rong tee lll Boon ag bed tal Barger aid De Hane 4 that they were slighting their duties ’ ST on ot te meee | GASRAYILLE, la, Apt Pewarding war funds, ts the main | WON’T TRADE MARQUARD,| fre: etge 90: the. Sivegumne - serie | y reason given for the rejuvenation of SAYS MANAGER ROBINSON w York National baseball interest. Beaaet vie tf a atadan Tintterlon: Maye, “Bush and chang. | Los Angeles’ game between the| add Apri eRe PHILADELPHIA, April 8.—With | Walters, Neal; Causey, Stecto and Mo- ; Cubs and Angels drew a larger at.| Wilbert Robinson of the Brooklyn! the yeries standing 2 to 1 in tf, Carty | 5 | tendance than last year’s opening |N#tionals has emphatically denied of the Athletics, the Faltimor | the report that he would dispose of + April 8 day, The crowd was twice that see- | oles will attempt to even th H, ing the 1918 Cub-Angel game, when | Rube quard, the Dodgers’ star | + y errors presented 0 White § 10 i i Grover Cleveland Alexander was an |/@fthander, according to a report | to Orioles yesterda Univers! el a added attraction for the fans. from the Dodgers ning camp at) to 2. ; hi, Hert ; | Jacksonville, Marquard will stay mane, Lenn a, Haker, Row with the team, said Manager Robin won, and will t a hand worker around Ebbets Field this se _ - 8 stisfied with the owing made an First Baseman Wally Pipp, of the | so far this year by the Cubs, despite y Yankees, is said to be about 20| the games played at San Francisco, pounds heavier than he was last| Oakland, Los Angeles and Vernon, year. If he gets that extra heft be-| Yesterday the Bruins, letting go|Detrolt Americans .. hind his bat, look for some new| some pent-up swats, beat the Fresno | Boston Nationals... home run record: Sun Maids, 6 to 2, lies te ide Iph, Bonet . * awit “fin e; Rudolph, Keating and son. », Cal, April 8.-—President-| FRESNO, Cal., Aprils Manager Mitehell déclar Your Patronage Appreciated Pay Checks Cashed TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 3rd, Corner ard Lanch Counter Barber shop Fountain Drinks, M. 2819. Card Tables 1 today he Chicago Nationals ape nln) 2 8 d Daley; Krause and Rolan AUMBIA, 8. ¢ Follow the tracks?