The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 20

St ocals Take Another Mix in Portland Fatkenbery Hurls Good Ball; Cunningham Stars With the Stick ORTLAND, May 9—IHurling al brand of baseball, Cy Falken Seattle's veteran twirler, pitch: | visitors to a S-to2 victory the home team here yesterday | Cunningham, Rainier center: | » was the big star of the vis Attack, collecting four safeties f of five attempts and his run atch of Siglin's drive in the| ith frame kept the Beavers stickers by the strikeout but he was outpitched by the} mound man | le of errors by Sigtin at sec- base for the Beavers let In a of markers for the Seattle Vesecccccvelel nosevsakeo! AB FR lennon Pp lreewnpenne ZS Matted for Olde: ie Stolen base eo} Two } Racritt mer, Bases on balle—Ort | ry | | in and Broadway will meet jthe big game of the interscholastic | games today at Lincoln play- _ The Broadway men are lead- high school procession, and defeat the Mt. Baker boys ‘will just about cinch the title. have defeated all of the other fn the league by 4 big margin. Seattle will ontertaini the mooln crew. The West Siders are favorites to win over the North- Hard will invade Mercer ‘play to play the Queen Anne team. * ‘Everybody who wishes to fee a corking good game Of baseball should go out to “gee Joe Devine’s “League Leaders” take on the Van- couver tribe. Piper & Taft Ins. 409 SECOND AVE. “Bent on Request” From bow! to bit, from stem to stern, from A to Z—the Italian Briar Pipe clearly shows its QUAL- ITY—it i# of beautiful finish—toughest of briar —excellent of service. No more could be asked of a QUALITY Pipe. 75¢ to $5.00 Cigar Co., Inc. fi First Ave. 919 Second Ave. 418 Pike St. Butler Hotel \\ WW \\ << \\ NN \\) \S WO — Club Low Av San Fr Sacrame Oukand Salt ’ x w Detroit Philadelphia Bt, Lous NATIONAL LEAGUE von, Lont. Chics Coveleskie and 0 New York . Philadelphia re Batteries — Shawkey Geary and McA Washington Boston . . 3 3 Ratteries—Johnson, Craft and Pic nich; Jones and Walters. NEW YORK, May 9.—Detroit, at St. Louis, postponed; rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE BROOKLYN, N. Y., May 9.— Philadelphia ‘ Oe aS Brooklyn . even 8 ? ° Batteries—Watson and Adams; Pfeffer and Krueger. PITTSBURG, May St. Louis . Pittsburg . a. - 4 5 o Batteries — Sherdell, Horstman, | Meadows and Snyder; Hamilton and Schmidt. NEW YORK, May 9.— 23 ; De bue, G. Smith and McCarty. | CHICAGO, May 9%—Cincinnati Chicago game postponed; rain.. ' Da \ Wert NEA | } Cedar river, the popular stream a the local sportsmen, is also reported ag furnishing fly fishing. Deskin Reid, well-known ang- to fishing this season, is proving good sport for the anglers, Some nice cutthroat trout were taken out this week. | | ‘The Skykomish river, near Index, fs reported as being rather high, |with the fishing fair. Some good catches are being made on spoon and bait. Quinault lake, via Aberdeen, 1s clear and in good condition for fish- ling. The trolling is especially good. Miller—At Miller river water ts medium high and clear, Fishing im poor; trout do not rise to fly yet, altho soma are being taken with bal ¥F. Smith. Skagit River—Near Birdaview water leh; fishing poor being taken in the main river. indy Lake~-Near Birdaview water and medium high; fishing continues JK, Rumel it Lake—(Via Aberdeen) clear and getting warmer. Fi | very good by trofling, some v leatehes being made.—Iilerbert Olson. | Skykomish River—Near Index water rather high; ing is fair, soma good |catches being made with spoon and bait. |—W. F. Ulrich | Dosewnttops River— water in low and | R. Jamieson. ykomish River — Near Skykomish r ix fairly high and clear; fishing Is J.G, Henry Water ar Brinnon the ing is fair.— Lake Kitmp- low and clear ar Charleston water in ing fair, Bass, perch ut are taken tn this lake. 4 Near Sequim water ing poor. Very few aken during the past h snow water—C. I. Meh and milky; |fimh have been | week: too m | Buckiey | North Fork Stillaguamish River—Nenr Ono water high and muddy; fishing in | Poor ‘Henry Hollingsworth, Lake Sammamish—At Shamrock cot |tage water clear and medium high ing t# «00d watches made on the trotl | South Fork Snoqualmie River—Near North Bend water rather high clear; | fishing t* fair, @ few large trout being caught. —J. T. Goin man kick out of Billy's | Tacoma knockout easy victory against him, Lake Wilderness(Via Maple yailey Water clear; trout and perch fishing best; very few bass taken yet—A. D, THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 9, FES L SAT INA LITTLE GAME LAST Lux Annexes Welter Title | inTacomaGo Portlander Floors B. Wright Twice; Joe Gorman Wins in Semi-Wind-Up Flooring Billy Wright, Coast welterweight king, twiee in their six-round bout at Tacoma last night, Morris Lux, Port- land = gladiator, copped = the Coast crown from the Seattle bey after six fast rounds of boxing. Lux cracked Billy on the chin with a short left hook in the second canto and the Seattle man hit the floor and stayed down for the count of nine, He got up stoggy. | jwllpped in two right }landed Charlie out of the ropes Billy tried hard to come back in the third frame, but Lax, cateb ing him en the point with a bard right uppercut, floored the Seattle again. Thin took the| at and the fans naw visions of a Lux tired after the third) all round and boxed his way to an/ It must be said for altho the odda were he gave the best he} had. Lux was too fast and hit) too hard for Wright last night. | Gorman Wins | Joe Gorman had a cinch tn his| fight with Louie Leonard, as wan) predicted. After the first round, when Gorman sunk a couple of| hard jolts into Leonard's mid-/ section, the fight waa practically | over for the night. Gorman gave | Leonant a nice walloping in each | Wright, jof the six rounds. | Neil Zimmerman of Portland and) Eddie Quinn of Tacoma, boxing at catchweights, put up the beat fight of the night. It was a draw and couldn't have been called anything else without robbing one of the! millers. Quinn used his left wit nice advantage while Zimmerman‘ heavy artillery in his right mitt made Quinn miserable thruout the four rounds. Red Gage of Seattle fought a draw with Walter Mason of Ta- coma in the lightweight division. Gage led tn landing clean punches, but danced around and held on too much to entertain the fans. In the curtain raiser Frank Zink won over Bob Fisher. Both are) {turned service | tates Tacoma featherwrights. \ ‘| ool ington Saturday. Broad- way walked away from the Lin- coln men in the undercinss track senson last week, and are confident of repeating. Proctor Hubbard, Lincoln's midget tennis player, has just about cinched a place on the North End team. The | little fellow can hardly #ee over the net, and yet he eliminated some strong players in the North End} school tourney. Altho Howard Carroll, Broadway’ crack sprinter, is conceded to be th: favorite in the dash events in the Broadway-Lincoin track seasion Sat: | urday, he may be surprsed by | George Golightly, Lincoln captain, | who can make the century and j in good time himself. Carroll placed second and Golightly third in the| city meet last year. Young Martin, of Broadway, | is expected to make a good show- | ing in the hurdle races Satur- day. He annexed both the low and high stick races last year in the city meet, beating Chuck Franklin. of Lincoln by inches Walter Juul and Dana Lincoln, of Lincoln, are expected to place in the weight events, Juul and Lincoln are | both heaving the discus well over | the 100-foot mark in practice. Juul | is also a good miler, making the four laps around the “U" track in the samo time that won the moet last year. Lincoln is trying for! places in the Jumps and dashes, too, | | Jim Marquis, of Broadway, and “Lefty” Cunningham, of West Seattle, are staging a pretty battle for the strikeout honors in the city high school twirling department. Marquis is leading his West Sido rival by three markers, flopping 57 men by the “K” method, while Cunningham has vanquished 54. Cunningham holds the record for a single game, fanning 19 out at Ballard the other day, Meehan Loses Bout to Pittsburg Star) PITTSBURG, May 9.—Willie Mee han, the “Frisco fat boy,” was de- feated by Harry Greb, local middle- weight, in a 10-round bout here last night. Altho Greb conceded 32% pounds in weight to Meehan, he outpointed the Your Patronage Appreciated Pay Checks Cashed TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1490 8rd, Corner tré and Pike | CHARLIE MOY LOSES BOUT IN CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO, Cal, May 9 Slamming and battling hin way to Charlie Moy's body, Danny Nunes, Sacramento husky, won a well earned decision in the finals of an Mo was game, but was Just plainly out In the we ulbatar card here last night classed und Nunes routs which for @ near knockout Joe Lotay got a Young Churehilt. Frankie Vierra, altho outweighed 1 George Gilmore, “ for a decision Spider Webb lost Chatr The only thing Soldier Posc ed was a punch and some of the fight business, dle was gar and in good condition, but was al most killed by Jobnny Vierra. Georgie 1 hinene, and Baby Riue, negro, fought a fast draw Kid Leo and Soldier Woods slammed for four rounds and were at lant drawn up even decision over to Willie st George Schafer te another re man who enjoyed rome “over there." Schafer fishing |i» accused of using a hand grenade jin a certain lake in France to de |wtroy the German carp found there renades are very effective,” We f HANDED 1T OVER TO THE DEAR. Wire! : none (\TIGERSWIN 3 BATTING BEE FROM OAKS N.W.League Plays First... Battle Here Seattle Club Opens With. Vancouver Here; , 1919. HE WAS TICKLED TO, 1 DEATH BM, Pay THAT. 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