The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1919, Page 10

* To \ WK VEQREREY ad Prey! ba Pa ns} er ahd 2 ok \ ‘ TOAST BLL SOUSE AN DLC SAYS, “WWE MUST DRINK A TOAIT TO Sty WIFE APTER THAT I SAYS “NOW HERES One To fy WIPE” WELL THEN BILL SAYS A RONS ANS) - Locals Are Doomed to { LOOKS EFFICIENT! j A — Second Division Until lp Pitchers Come to Life a Real Coast League Twirler on Seattle Staff at Pres- ent Time—Bigbee Only Member of Mound Corps Who | Has Delivered—Rainiers Tangle With Leaders Today | SAYS” 4 on LiTTe WFR” Bi SAys LAST TINE HEGES TO My WPF GALANTLYyY SAYS” WELL "HEQE'3 ONE — 0,1 MORE TO (Y rR wire” SO) | wot To GC if } & OUT DONE TL foes ea oe Jess Willard { Jess Admits . His Age 35 | Not Worried a Big Four Who dess Willard admits he Will Race at | Over Battle Nd Intend of Indianapolis Will Use Right Uppercut to * a plain case of me telling a Httle lie when I Stop Dempsey’s Rushes, Says Champion started in the boxing gam sald Joss, “I got a late start the critics were skeptical FRED TURBYVILLE Now LISTEN ‘TO REASON (ry Love’ (T WAS LiKe THIS - HAVE “ am aly Famed French Birdmen in ‘Auto Classic |Aviators to Race at Indian- apolis Speedway Set for May 31 time. FT knew if my age two years younger Id & better chan now I'm champio don't care if they how old ft am.” dens also declares that new nema ca life did he wei; INDIANAPOLIS, more than 775 pounds, Some European racing »t the critics said he weighed nd 300 and never would wits have and I do know BY LEO H. LASSEN Just as soon as the Seattle Rainiers can get some de- 20.—Four heroes of the of in four new Dt ny are world war chines, built in France for the ¥ e strength—in the pitchers’ box and behind the plate club should be a contender in the Coast league race, until the battery men on the local club start to de » the locals are doomed to a berth in the vicinity of the ek door of the circuit. The Seattle team |! a punch. This has been demon- | fated in the first six weeks or so of the season, but the has been wobbly and the pitching—ugh! Until the pitchers can last nine innings without flip- merrily among the highest clouds, it is curtains for team. Seattle only won two games at Salt Lake last and had to score 13 runs in one game and 8 in the to turn the trick. A couple of the games lost were M away because the Rainier hurlers could not hold} or four-run lead. These Babies Hit _dack Knight, Pete Compton, Jim-| f Walsh and Billy Cunningham, fo leave out Harry Harper, the eet Acquisition to the club, have that they can hit the old pill Dave scored a jot of runs only the pitchers throw the games joo Jackson, White Sox slugger, is next to Gedeon, hitting for 467. Ty Cobb is away down the list, comparatively speaking, and is pounding the pellet for the mad- est marker of 311. } Other Coasters whose names | Sppear in the A. L. averages are: | Hellmann, 395; Bodie, 344; Weav- er, 333; Hooper, 290; Peckin- pangh, 276; Tobin, 263 256; Ducky Jones, 243; 225; Vitt, 219; Young, 185; Stan- age, 17h; Lewls, 1 ) Gy Falkenberg will soon hear the fe of the tinware unless he| Winning some time. Cy has a y to start falling apart by/ th or sixth innings. He hasn't on the ball—in fact, all he Risberg, Risberg, YESS [EVERY KIND OF SPORT PERSHING OLYMPIC GAMES PARIS, May 19.—Every kind of Thomas, 152, and Walters, 143, | | ANGELS AFTER. with is his head. Seattle! ® few more twirlers who the bali with their arms. inn Tanne | Catching Is the Bunk |"LoS ANGELES, May 20.—Red| Behang, the — oe Killefer is wiring East for short- aa ee Nee mance |s2PA. ‘The Angel boss will not say be with the locals, accord: | whom he ia after, but indications are} nga te Freon cone chat it is Zeb Terry. Eaake, where the locals have! pasay Driscoll is no shortstop. He | ae Mtationed the last couple of ||, probably the greatest football play: me) chang didn’t show any me-/ 6. whe ever pastimed with the An ability, except a strong) pure yy, Fay | ‘arm, in his exhibitions" but the Coast league pennant [will be won or lost thru baseball Cook joins the catching ‘ ia aieery work may | a ng, and not thru football, | t : Driscoll looks like a fairly good) ci heel _— squad, here's | nitter and will undoubtedly be quite ie about the onty|* Professional ball player some day the be sport imaginable is included tn Pershing Olymple gan to staged just outside of Paris the let of June. Track men, allround ath letes, boxers, football and basket ball men, as well ax many other les ser sport lights will compete ‘The program is a follows Running—100 meters sprint, meters, 400 meters, $00 meters, 1 meters, 10mile Marathon, 110 me tere and 210 meters hurdies (A meter equals 39 and & fraction Inches, a litte more than a yard there are 1609 and @ fyaction me ters in a mile.) Jumping—Running hich jump. running broad jump, standing broad 200 W/ILLARO FOR Intercollegiate Baseball Cricket Tennin—Singter, Horremanehip jumping, military Rowing—Sculliog, elghtoared race “Rifle oting—Army match men actor, rifle iedivide Revolver automatic shooting—Team mateh ( captain and one instructor on); Individual match Swimming—100 meters, stroke; 100 meters, back stroke: meters, breast stroke; 400 meters Ttugby. doubles. “Mflitary contest team contest. fouroared race, rifle in at a team one ¢ and addition), pistol in addi any 200 army ordinary ¥ afore him for + He Jack hen Ko right til another | veloped He has jhe likes the | who is to me dinpore Any great nfidendy exper Dempsey, challe on with bis t challenger is de isinen met Jack Dempsey looks of the et him for the Worried taki dems Haen't rr e welght hor ear on Kansas Cl “nm ume fieavon of the Chicago sport |fans and writers and he t worn out fought many battles and res himself in his prime. Predicts Win { wiving up the ne has no whipped Demp- in life He haan't will tig late Ne title has no idea and that of being | he idea by | ney “What'll you he was asked “Kverything I've and that means a a left 240 ind use on Dempney™ he uppereut of muper- spirit got.” wald, rig ands jab, and WMI PhItif,. yi Z nye | phy » for Dempne LOCAL WATER | STARS HOLD Refore a large the Crystal Pool «wim their ! tank aqua ming team made ran’ the | teresting exhibition of water last night Swimming rT) stunta yards under wa seconds, Lambert Sterr © of the members of the made of ter in bergh, ¢ a team marks of the walott, ber of tb 14 in Mitr youngest: mem ning’s stunts the ewam 60 Coach Vickers, of 1 aquad, ix predicting an a water racer for team, ung Mitre In the diving | Guy Thomas events, M. Fadden O'Netl, Alice Me Heth Langley and Anna May | ha 1 up well, Thomas one of the cleverest acrobatic divers in th Northwest, made the fanw with his comedy dives ] Does Jack Knife Dive | Idoyd Ellie, a 14+-yenrold | ater, did 40-foot stand Coach Vickers i planning to stage ja ximilar exhibition at the Pool each month The local showed young swimming team will compete with Vancouver's swimming stare in the Piritish Columbia me. | tropolis Saturday ards in| @ hit with} ack- knife dive from the! Victory - » premier honors in sweeprtakes at Indi na poll of grabbing off the resumption of are confident the Hoosier clasmic i. | They are Rene Thomas, Jules Bab lot, Louls Wagner and Albert Guyot. The France in the Aviation branch and performed feats their records of quartet served in the air riv é the racing track | » “8 won the 1914 race polis, Albert Guyot lin the same race. Jules ly 1 of the De and was a rival e Bolllot for the world’s road racing honors. Wage [ner won the 1906 Vanderbilt cup |race on Long Island and the 1968 | American Grand Prize race at Se | . | vannah, | . Won at Savannah | . | This will be the first time that | Wagner has visited the United | States since his 1908 victory at Sa | vannah, when he electrified the rao |ing world with his spectacular ex | ploits, and became a popular racing | idol. That he has lost none of his old-time skill, he amply demonstrat- led in 1914, when, at the wheel of a | German Mercedes he defeated both joux and Boillot in the French 4 Prix. Pablot has never raced in the United States, but has always rank- ed among the topmost trio of Euro- pean racing stars, being excelled | only by the matchless Bollot. Even | Bolllet suffered defeat at Bablot’s hands, as in the 1913 dual Grand Prix, when he was forced to divic |honors with his formidable rival, leach capturing a first in the twe j] days’ racing. FARMER WILL relay, any stroke, 4 men SPORT FALAD But In the meantime he is helping | jump, triple jump, le vault has shown anything Uke| 1 make the Angel infield look terri:|° ‘Throwines-Welehts di bly weak. And this old race is too ; class so far this season local close for one team to have any glar- staff. Mains, Mails and | te have pitched an occasional 5 but they are as rare as pron day in June. | ‘Mains, the long heaver who Promise with the Seattle }in streaks, has been sold to the L club, according to Prest- Brewster, of the locals. | LIVE PREDICTIONS nto elub has lived up tons as being the club to The Senators are now in sec- d and heading towards the The Sacs have a likely ball squad and are much now with the addition of ty McGaffigan to the infield. Z ce at shortstop makes the [a whole lot stronger. The Are a team of experienced! and should improve with | weeks of play. Gard-| Piercy look like two of the| q in bets in the league.) fe in Art Griggs, at first base, | and Middleton in the| Manager Rodgers has a trio hitters. FORM Angels’ pitching staff ia go- Midseason speed. Curly mM and Bob Fittery, two of the yhanders of the circuit, are 19 down their opponents. Cran ‘and Pertica, of the right-hand. ‘are bound to hurl against our some time during the series.| here's hoping for the best. If} Beattie men should kick Dame dn the shins and win the series, | be one surprised party. LEADS ‘AN HITTERS { Gedeon, Sacramento boy, his way into promi- in the league geason. The latest averages | doo clouting for 486 and the A. L. hitters. Joe Say, “I want distilled in my battery.” Come to us for your y service—then you ys and holidays, 9 a. .tolp. m Iphia Storage Battery Depot Detroit Electric Bldg. Mth Ave., Seattle, Hast side ‘th between Pike and Pine. | |ner, not to forget Carl Crandall ing faults and then hope to come in| ning broad jump, weights, discus,|ibs.; welterwoights, 158 lbs; onetwothree. It can't be done. Hence the Killefer wires. RULES GAME While fans like to see tight defen sive work, it is old King Swat who makes their hearts mise beats and brings out the crowds to the ball park, Bach team in the Coast cir cult has at least a pair of real clout ers who are apt to b up a game any time. On the locals there are Pete Compton and Harry Harper; Oakland has Miller and Murphy: San Francisco has Fitzgerald and Koer In Los Ang are Crawford, Fournier, there . altho he may fall down lat Bobby eusel, the young giant of the Tigers, swings an awful club, as does Borton, the Tiger first-nacker, Mulvey and Sheely, of Salt Lake; El dred and Griggs, of Sacramento, and Farmer and Maisel, of Portland, are all savage hitters. SALT LAKE FANS GOT THEIR MONEY'S WORTH The Sait Lake fans surely got their fill of hits and runs last . like patience, a good thing gan be overdone. dob might have had tough Inek, but he never had to sit thru a 13 to 12 ball game. With a capital of $200,000, new eom- y has been formed at Windsor, Ont organize & rowing, tennis, automobile, nd golf club for mon of mod rate means. Don’t overlook the fact that tomorrow night (Wednesday) is the regular assembly time of the Sports- men’s Association of Seattle, at the Cham- ber of Commerce and Commercial Club, Are- tic Club Bldg. THE SPORTING. GOODS STORE ] | } | } | | Throwin (free style). Pentathlon Weights, discus, jarvtin 200 meters run, run 1600 meters run. r Relay races—800 meters . 4 Lien: 1,600 meters, 4 men; mixed, 4 men (one man’ 200 meters, one man 400 meters; one man 800 meters, one man 1600 meters) Tug of-war—Teams of nine me each. Cross country race—-10,000 meters Fencing—Foills, sabers. Foothal!l— Association, American Hoxing—Hantamweights, 115 Tbe |fentherweizhts, 125 tbe; light weights, 135 Ibe; middleweights, 145 Ment heavyweights, © 175 heavy: | weights over 175 Ibs. Entries will not be completed un ti) late in May. All officers and enlisted men who have served in the military forces of any allied na on between Augurt 4, 1914, and November 11, 1918, whether de | mobilized or not, will be eligible to take part in the Inter-Allied Olym- plad. Yom BROADWAY TO |" Catcher Signed INVADE WEST SEATTLE LOT Broadway will invade Weat Seat tle’s home grounds in the big game ot the high school diamond contests scheduled for today. Bre had @ hard time beating the West Side aggregation the first time they met this season, and if Henry Cunning ham, the long left-hander of the West Side crew, is going good, he should make the Pine st. men ex tend themselves. If Cunningham had good support he would undoubt- edly set back the first hill men, be cause errors Jot his first game to the league leaders Broadway, with five straight wing, is leading the league, while Went Seattle has suffered defeath to Brepdway and Lincoln Jimmy Marquis, Broadway's star hurter, is in shape and is ready for another hurling duel, He held th Westsiders to two hits the first time he pitched against them thi« season. Lincoln ys, Queen Anne Lincoln and Queen A will tangle at Woodland park in one of the other games of the day. The hill men were returned winners in the first game with the Northenders by a 4 to 0 count.” Jack Pickering who pitched a nohit game against the West Seattle crew recently, will be on the mound for the Green Lake squad, while either Douglas or Christenson will hurl for the Quay outfit. Ballard will entertain the Franklin team at Adams’ field this afternoon. way Franklin has a stronger team than | the Shingleweavers could put in the field this year, and the Mt. Baker boys are favored to win the struggle. lara college and St American football re ng to An announ: Leo (Tick) M. University of Oregon star, will coach th St, Mary’ m this fail, and Santa ‘oring to secure Fimmett r coach of the Gonzaga Mary's ‘ement tn rkey, forn Dr H.U.ROGERS Optometrist. 403 FITEL BIDE COND & PINE SEATTLE TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 3rd, Corner Srd and Fike Laneh STAR WANT ADS FOR RESULTS. | by Locals; Will |Join Team Today ” | who boxed here a Cool This is young Cook, the catch. | -er signed by the locals to take over the burden of the Rainiers’ catching department. Cook was with the Vernon Tigers during the opening weeks of the season, but w let out when Brooks was signed by Manager Essick, of the dungte tribe. Cook worked behind the bat for the Tigers when they played | the Seattle crew here, and he | looked as if he could deliver the goods, With Cook on the payroll s Pete Ritchie nearly ready to jump Into a sult again, it looks as if Bob Schang, the ask man, was about due for ¢ hook, Cook will join the Se- attle team in Los Angeles today. El Paso Hi Has a Boxing Course for the Students EL PASO, Tex. May 20.—Boxing has uced regular El heen in th intro in a cour: © high school, and a num course. Il Paso is believed to be the first city wh boxing | taught in the schools, periment being made by in and the ex Prof, Allan |H. Hughey is being watched by edu- cators thruout the state Jack MeDonald, 1 patron of the amateur fight game among the sol diers and civilians, ted as instructor in boxing by — Prof. Hughey, and already has won the title of “Hard-Boiled Jack” from the |boy pupila because of his hard-hit- }ting proclivities. The classes mw in the boys’ gymnasium, and a of amateur boxing bouts for classes Is being arranged, was w the r of boys are taking the | being | L —AYROD<7, Word has come from Leo Houck that Beatties own actor-hexer je still with “em around Californias falr villages feveral track the Otympte jew, in Ban Fi re expected enter the meet to be staged at the Mult- ub, in Portiand, on June 14 homah | fan Heltah, famous pole vaulter, haw When last heard from, Leo was in Los| teen elected captain of the Winged “M™ Angeles myaad in Portiand, He ts ohe of the big - of f wtars of the Oregon club. Lennte Austin and Den Balt, whe Ore par 1A California, were epectatore at Laos! Capt Bverart Matler, of the Don lent fleht. when be mixed with an Angel | Mowing club, Toronto, former Canadian Joy last week. and American single sculls champion, 2 retired frem aquation Ne} : The Hawvian & i] ect a big nm the Routh, too, as he has moved Net? te ety imming meet | hie family #outh armociation at Hor May 39. Frank Farmer ts picked t } Ole Anderson, of Tacon | meet In Tacoma Thursday “Tillie” Kid Herman, the Mexican w Dt, haw left the wing of Fortiand fight Impresario, fornia, according ns over when they night, oque tourney bh, Comm, Aurus Annual BPastern take place at Norw Montreal Amateur Athletic amsociatio confine lacrosse getivities th |eeason to a private I deve! opment ef young pi University of Pittsbure dome not mup- Herman will mings ort a varsity baweball team. Ortema Wednesday at 0 | ing to reports from the Toronto Cricket club. ganization of Canada the premier or ie ST years old Eddie Denny, the young. fratherwotght apie of the leading American Howls (M4.) eft an ealate times, lf on | Frank Tobin He boxes Jack Davis in| Jockey, kt iminaries race track lof $360,000 eweleht, te in| ic for his bout au, which will be ever | tb et for for the championship | vor A recently at ring @ race ard pre | the same Jone of the | ine, te aa | Vancouver, i epar | with Prank Harr the 15-round route, of Australia and Canada Btate college ts scouring an apdistant to aid Capt Welch. former Carlisle star Jin whipping the Pulimanites in shape for the Pacific coast conference games of SPECIAL TEAM |!" 22.2552 been enw The new man | FOR GUN MEET | YAKIMA, May 20.—The Yakima Gun club is making ite program for jthe Washington State Sportamen's | association, which will be held |for three days, beginning May 30. One event of interest ts the club championship team contest. Each | club in asked to name three shooters | who will shoot the 100-bird event on | | May 30. The team making the high | score will win the championship ny, & bronze and silver pla suitably engraved wt the name the winning club, the m * of the members of the team and the seore Over $1,000 in m and trophies will be distributed at the meet, which Yakima plans to make the banner tournament of the Northwest this r. Washington ney Philadelphia KAGUE Lat. - NATIONAL BRITTO: SYRACUSE, N Britton, world's 20. om welter Jos Welling here last night, The fight was over the 10-round route. Chicago Phitade st. Le AMERICAN DIRECT PRIVATE Winns ry 3 May sTock G MAC FARLANE & HALL Mombers Chicago Hoard of Trade MANGIN—CASH-—PART PAYMENT HKillett 1324. 605 Lowman Bidg. LIBERTY BONDS LOCAL STOCKS ‘ ° Thormahien and Bagby, Phillips and O'Neill DETROIT, May 20. nH Washington’ .. 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LUNDBERG Co, 1101 Third Ave jay, Tuero; and Adama, Beatin NOT BATTLE HECTOR Frank Farmer, Coast ligh' champion, who was expected to b tle Young Hector in the wind. event of the next Arena |here, has signed for @ series of in San Francisco and will not | pear on Tuesday's card. di word received from Tacoma, mer is scheduled to fight Ole son, Tacoma heavyweight, in Louis Wag) main event of Tacoma’ Albert Guyot, ‘Thursday. | While in the South Farmer ts to battle “K. 0." Kruvosky and ting” Ortega. Farmer holds a over Kruvosky and also Jost one mix ne Southerner, ‘orthwest smoker, Just ad the next card is known. If Hite can get a firstcl opponent for Young Hector, the heavyweight, it would draw well, cause the fans like to see big fellows in action. Hector has yet to fight a | real opponent here, as cnost of the ~ 20.—Throwing | big fellows in this sector are the 4 two out of three bunk. Hector has been winning by falls, Ed “Strangler” Lewis is today | one wallop over fourth and fifth rate — claiming the heavyweight wrestling |men of his division who are looking title of the world for argument. ; a3 eo} York yg ey on, dnrF HALFORD The Careful Dentist” LOOSE TEETH AND LAZY LIVERS When the wag answered the question, “Is life worth living’ with “It depends upon the liver,” he spoke wiser than he knew. But he should gone farther and added that, jn many cases, the liver nds upon the teeth, Many diséases and ailments are traceable direct to poor or neglected teeth. Many of these, ailments can never be cured without first doctoring the teeth That's why T offer FREER AMINATION. It costs you nothing to find out your condition, Why not call, let us ex: amine your teeth and furnish estimate of the work? 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