The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 10

Let’s Have a Real Referee Here Friday “Soldier” Bartfield and Frank Barrieau to Mix at the Arena BY LEO HL LASSEN Who will referee Frida night’. fight between lier” Bartfield, the Baste welter weight, and Frank Barrieau of . at the local Arena? This is the big question being asked by Seattle fight fans who witnessed the miserable handling of the Eddie Vinkman-Richle Mitchel! bout here tast Friday. Instead of seeing a good bout, the fans saw one round, and the mix was terminated when the referee didn't know what to do in the pinch. Let's have a man who knows ‘what he is doing when he gets in the ring, who will know how to handle any situation that may Brive, and whose integrity is ab- solutely above reproach. Judges Flivver, Too After local referees had failed last ‘miter until bum verdicts got mo the judge system was that failed, too, w judge system “Heinle Schumann got « draw with “Pinkie Mitchell in the first Arena show Hf there is no ¢ h who can Randle the bouts capably it is up to Be) Ake focal promoters to go out, and Bet some one who can oficiate—welll feferees are as necemary to the as well paid fighters-and it the promoters’ probiem and theirs _Here's hoping that Clay Hite, ker for the Arena shows, gome one who will give the fans even run for their money York | luled to meet Frank Barrieau of . B. C.. in the main event of Mext Arena show which will be} here Friday. On paper this| be a good bout, because the fans know what Rarrieau can | ‘Decause they have seen him in| . While notices from the East | that Bartfield is a tough @ fighter, not possessing much | than a fighting heart and a to mix it Can He Stand Pace? _ Bartfield fights Mike Gibbons over | fourround route in San Fran Tuesday night and leaves for after the affair. He will ar-| here some time Thurwtay. It is! that Hartfield cun fight every | fin the week. Well, here's) that he will be in good) shape after his mix with | and his twoday train ride put up a good scrap here, be Barrieau is a tough customer it will take a pippin of a fight take the sting out of the fishy | ending of the Mitchell-Pinkman fra- cas. MATTY” WAS ALL WRONG, SAYS MAGEE “CINCINNATI, April 21. — One Pat Moran has already decided p is a complete change from the systern followed by Herzog aren Mathewson. Both of these for “mer managers of the Feds copied “McGraw's methods—without the sort of material. The Giants| @re made up of players who can work the McGraw ideas almost to “Perfection—but those ideas have for five years been flat failures with the Reds. It seemed, under both Her "20g and Mathewson, as if the Reda Mever bunted when they should| have bunted, and always bunted! when they should have hit. Moran fan't trying to copy anybody; he has own idens /"Matty’s batting instructions,” Mys Shetwood Magee, “knocked us Out of many runs last season, and ¢ what win ball games. His were continually hitting into | t#, instead of advancing run-| fers. Tom Griffith would have hit “around 290 instead of .256 if he| hadn't had to bunt—when I was on | base—according to Matty’s theories | As the result, Griffith was all th F time forcing me out, when, if let| Salone, he'd have gathered many | [more hits for himself and also sent | me round those bases.” ia ‘ | cording to word from the Bast | with two runs in the first frame, \oouT Lue! “Pop” Starts 48th Season on Trac w oa Pop” Gears Fd Ff better by the changed his system 48 of them reinemen. Pop's ly will make in the harness fi you this then keep it freeh in during the months On his Memphis w ia training « ing of trotters and pacers which he will bring out this year on the Northern tracks He's going out thin summer for his 48th year, and I carry the same r pect for him as they carried in the past. . He'« the grand old man and probably has m ° credit than other sporteman eg Geere—maybe you'd k bim change hin id t able lens and memory © track Pop his rivals w f the track ears to hie ay any present in any of prominence ROSS MAY BE AIR MAIL MAN : From a AIR i. fish” to an aviat ing mail carrier is the next escapade in the life Moose” of the awimming world. of Norman Ross. the world’s champion swimmer is in the East, dickering for a job as an avi ator mall carrier running between New York and Chicago. The aerial mail sefvice is destined to be put Har D THATS | Wolter’s MY NaN To SMoOM Te re soa cre Te SAID HE WANTED vere ALE THE AND? WE'D PRY 4 eeu TH y9°{_ Basi Wit ONGLe and Gut to west Too Wire WHDINGS Wet Te TALL - 4 NECK PRort AL Out OPE Pad Gown peor: ) Loo how I, “4 > 4id orm “ty be | SeattleTeam Rainiers Are Drops Final onT heirWay Go to Solons Home Today Big Stick Breaks Up Last Game of the Sacramento Series or Tite tAMENTO, of the April 21.—Widin t twice dur of the serion bh “ Harry Walte in fe Act ball out ant Kame te the ator, gar team’s rur firat clreuit b he with two. my fener, dr yur inning two eighth rapped t lot It was an the frame. | Compt the score vinitors ble Keatr wit reuit wallop bmant attle first base men, is pick In hip hitting. He racked out tw * yeuterday a Sred. tleton irises, ib Renn, Rodwers, 2b Pinetit, 2 vray |? rough. amento re 4 ™ w |r Fabrique to into effect shortly and Ross ts losing | no time in attempting to make use of the experience he gained while an | aviator In the army at Rockwell Field, San Diego. SALT LAKE WINS FROM PORTLAND ON SATURDAY SALT LAKE CITY, April 20 & game featured by heavy the home crew won from the Port land Beavers here Saturday by score of § to 7 in 14 innings. sling of the Beavers and Krug of the Bees gathered in four safe blows during the fracas. ‘The score Portiand . Sait Lake City ... ‘ . Rattert Lakanovic, Penner and Baker ens and Byler In r | VERNON WINS AT LAST FROM ANGELS SATURDAY | LOS ANGELES, April 20.—The Vernon club won its firat game the series from Lox Angeles here on Saturday by the score of four runs to two. The Angels started out but Fromme put on the brakes and the home team couldn't score again while his teammates ran up four counters on the home squad hurlers The score nF Low Angolen s s+ 8 Vernon ‘6 8 Patterton Heer and Lapan eb "| KRAUSE? 'S STICK FEATURE OF WEAK GAME AT FRISCO SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.—Two home runs by Pitcher Harry Krause of the Oakland team was the only feature of a wild game with San ancisco here yesterday. The final score was 11 to 3, with the visitors m the long end of the count. Clyde Wares, Oaks second sacker, work |the antique hidden ball trick on Ca Crandall of the Se The score fan Pranciaco . kiand . Batteren: Dimock, Brooks; Krause and SALT LAKE REPORTERS SAN FRANCISCO, April 21 (United Press.)—Posted in the room of the Newspapermen's club day ix a telegram from Salt Lake City, urging the club to see to it that no newspapermen from the bay district take positions in Salt Lake City The telegram is signed by “Writ ers of the Tribune staff.” It declar ed the Salt Lake Tribune had dis charged its reporterial staff in a body when it learned they had or. ganized a union PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE BASEBALL OAKLAND vs. SEATTLE at 5 Reserved seats on aale nw Smith ‘s Cigar Store, L. ¢ Your Patronage Appreciated Pay Checks Cashed TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 rd, Corner Srd and Pike Barber Shep Fountain Drinks, M. 2819. Card Tables and Grandstand tick- Hulen, Dizard’s, Doherty's, #16 reen's, Ab: r & Bern- ormile When you think of advertis img, | think of The Star, 1] hitting, | al Hen | ti FORM UNION; LOSE JOBS| here to: | 2 10th SACRAMENTO. Chas ing over run | the ttle ball squad downed home team here by a count of 4 to 3 Saturday ‘The Senators took an early lead and were in the van 3 to 6 in the sixth inning when the visitors launched a brisk attack and snared three counters, tying up the score Pinelli of the home team ied for | hitters with three safeties in four | attempts The score Heat Aprit a in the the Maina y and Murray . BEES ANNEX MELEE FROM OREGON MEN SALT LAKE CITY, April 21 Bunching five hits for five rune in the eighth inning, the Salt Lake crew walked off with the last game of the series with the Portland team here Sunday. The final score was 63, with the home team leading Sheely and Hensling led the hitters with three blows each " rr) and Markle and Spe ANGELS GRAB TWO BATTLES FROM TIGERS : LOS ANC Los Angeles sw in the first running up 13 the after ed and won t Crawford the first The ne Loa Ange Verne Batterton Chech, Buckel on team esterday noon tlt collectec ‘eties in n 5 " “ to Tirown and Lapan R. ) ° The score Lom Angelos .. Vernon Fatt Fittory | Delt and Cook SEALS TAKE DOUBLE BILL FROM OAKS SAN ANCISCO, April 21.—San | Francisco copped both ends of a dou ble bill here Sunday, ‘The Seals an | nexed the first go by running away from the Oakland aggregation in the eighth, when they tallied four times, The afternoon mix was a duel between Couch and which resulted in victory ‘Couch, Seal twirler, Holling, for a by » 8 Rrooks n Anne Merchants wor inning | {pilot has been | innings, and were ne | field First Game of Season Here Wednesday--Many New Faces on Team | mpeechon numerous and presents ma lore The Seatttle baseball team te | neward bound from Sacramento | today, The local fans will get the first peep at the Rainiers here on Wednesday afternoon, when Bill Clymer's pets will tangle with the Oakland erew tn the first game of the season on the Seattle lot. There will be a lot of new faces he Seattle team when its ™ trot oot on the field in thelr first showing here, Clymer | himself, the pilot of the club, will be presented to the diamond followers here for the first me. HI has made quite a hit in the | South, and has had the nickname “Cocky” wished on him. In of the fact that the t resting in aixth place this morning, | least discouraged it ha no shown the fter ite mem a while longer, and the 1 up, the real stride the local 4 high-class ball be will play ft again Real Strength in Orchard present tim my Walsh he spite mn is not in the rhowing club hai the nie The fleet rm} ther | locals | There roster Hd hit ir and the | rength of the club at the} om in tte outfield. Jim- | and Pete Compton are liv to expectations, while Joe Wil: ng leftfielder, shows impr Sacramen week over wing in San the opening games. till a bit weak behind nd ie a good thrower and | al hard but accord | rte tr he wtill a bit being a firet-| league performer. If uld land some one to dt work with Land, it would fly Improve the team. pitchers going a than 4id during the but the local forced to use two or three hurlers to complete games so | tar not one of the} Rainier’s hurlers has shown any abit ity to consistently pitch the entire route ng Up holt, the ke bie swerment in the tele ahs Frangieco, ir Seattle bat 1 anton rep lacks quite Coast the are little heer they San Francisco sortes, thin season, as an yet Fut the Soattlc fans are expected | to get behind the team, and a mon. | strous crowd will be out to mee the! boys In action against the Oakland | squad here Wednesday } The O1d- Timers i Malls, Higbee, Ritehte. | Murphy and Cunningham are the only players on the Seattle team who have performed here before, Wilhoit | was a member of the Victoria aquad | years back, while the oth | tioned have played with | Giants with the exception of Murphy at second, in made up of new men Gietchmann, Fabrique and Knight have never played here be fore. Niehoff, the regular second: | sacker, has never shown here, either. | Compton and Walsh are new to the Seattic fans, as are Land, the big cate and Falkenberg. rurtine | Wihoit, a couple ¢ Mains and Bowman, of the hurling corp Familiar Oaks The Oakland team also will present lineup to Seattle Mamond Rod Murphy tain of the played with Vancouver, in the old Northwestern league circuit and Stumph, at shortatop, oper. ated as second base for the Spokane team for the part of one season, Hollings, one of Del Howard's best twirtin peta, play shortstop for the Dut crew, in the Shipyard league Hap Morse, the ardian, in the same old ed the mm outfit Morse in Bay i jo If he can show any all with the stick BROADWAY IS VICTOR OVER FROSH TEAM Broadway high school team the university freshmen at | grounds Saturday by al of 3 to 2 The high school squad went Into the lead in the early | r headed. The | which slowed up| « of Harris and| a strange bugs. visitors Oaks’ keystone “Hap” who le station for the Se for several seasons aying a srood game for the regation, and will hold hfs strength at © The was muddy, play, The hitt t | Graham for the winners was thé fea-/ | ture of the game, the former collect- | pitchers’ | a count of |for the | which ts to be n.| 7 from the Crane company ball squad | at Mercer field Saturday count was 4 » final John Scott will pitch for the Mair |bank#-Morse team, of Beloit, are with the same club, field | Wis. | hurled « nice game for-the winners. Several other former major leaguers | Purse ing three singles and a sacrifice fly in four attempts, and Graham regis- | tering a home run during the ac- j tivities | CREWS LINED | UP FOR SEINE | RACE APRIL 27 PARIS, April 21.—All the entries | International rowing regatta, | held on the Seine on sived, and de: | land ix not | ent is} draws will be rowed in , the crews starting from the | Pont Royal and finishing at the Pont | de L/Aima. ne disappointment is felt at the | withdrawal of the English crew, for | which no reason has been officially kiven April spite th represented, »wing as the ¢ The BALLARD WINS | Ballard won from the Wet Wash | |44 team yesterday at Adams play by a score of 6-0. McCumber pitched for the Wet Wash team | other fellow on the jaw | big money with us," |The little Filipino has gathered for the Red jhurdies and G. BAKER AND _ HOPKINS TIE AT GUN CLUB} LEONARD AND | /GIBBONS IS GIBSON HOLD | WORKING FOR “LOVE FEAST” FRISCO MIX * ANCISCO, April 21 NEW - "Ray Schalk’s Ten Commandments BAN FI Gibbons in one YORK nard and Billy ¢ April 21,—Benny top-noteher wh The St. Pa himeelf for n held a love York Neves In training the other night in New Phantom i conditionir ome of we friends Don't opponer mt over his four-round with Idler Hartfield ‘Tues night recently and | we ' weurn a9 though the ehamplonship wan at atale tilt and admirers dug their way into the depths of Castle Cave the lightwel pn was made of ak nt champ the guest honor at @ birthday Gibbons in one boxer he mrurt be in shape his opponent may ing finds him out on the who figure matter Hever beefnte dinner, There were no wh be mort while Henny made about Hf A nice little speceh | Then Billy turned right | te y e oh naid cholce things with » champ told more Don't get chensty ab thru his ke in @ ng ng All the ¢ round and me | paces partner hade simp it tm and ack foal morke Tommy arto ” was the hin pain there to winning ship than going to the cen ring and swatting the understood f 1 er match with Gibbor Ortega. He will bi Idie Kane, the Phan in in a day or pr bad habit to and arrange a Battling” a talk with tom's manager Sienpeon would Lartfeld-Ortega content champtc ter of t n't be an open book nuons aw Don't nag the umpires. get you TONEY, JAILED, 922272". QUIT GAME. Don't carry your arg bail feid CHATTANOOOA, Tenn, April 21 ¥red Toney, former piteher for the COLD IN EAST baseball, ‘Toney in now confined In The big league baseball the Robertson county serving the last month opens next Wednesday, and the man © worrying about the pro Altho a late date was set for the getaway in the major cir cults, the therman doesn't seem urry to shut off the of the towns Detroit and © and Buffal ‘I've done all that,” said Benny ‘yet I probably never would have won the lightwetght title had it not been for the teachings that I learned at Gitmon's ke It wasn't always said Benny with a grin. “I got $5 for my firet fight at the Pairmont,” at which even Gib non roared FILIPINO IS TRACK STAR IN DELAWARE DELAWARE, ©., April 21 of Ohio Wesleyan's best men in the danbes thia year in Leonardo Paddila also like to put on a anywhere or anytt # that are that mes “BABE” ADAMS KEPT DOWN TY COBB’S HITTING » from manager other tx off the Charley Habe usxburg . on Tennennee jail of « One four © for violation of the ae month sente Mann act 253 PLAYERS U. S. VETERANS According to offietal records tur ninhed by Presidents Johnson and Heydler, of the big leagues, 253 ball players who were under contract or rewerve entered Uncle Sam's fight img forces Detroits headed the list with 25. Of the total entiw In the army or navy Am league furninhed 148 and the Nation al longue 106 have never met inl the 1999) I haw It w that Cobb's reed uring t tary) ui and wen » Toman: a hair. and Black track artists no far, in the two Varsity meets against Cincinnall and Ohio State, 11 points fe has but four more points to se re to win his "W Paddy” te @ junior and has been prominent in interclass meets since he was @ freshman He rune the 40-yard dash, and high and low hur He « 1 from Wester | Ville (©) High school three years ago. and was a star in high school track In the atate meet he won the 40-yn ran on victorious exhibit game since nerien at reanor we frigidity Cleveland th kee and are still muffled praying a little by before the oper However, t ing spring. and they old ball ago, in Milwau near-n in their ben: at will be turned “ t he throw by rd tae Phe not have to del the ple vad nut ame 1 the enjoyed ¢ returning relay team hape Financial Reports The right kind of a financial report on a firm in foreign lands may bring you a profitable business connection— or else save you trouble and money. 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