The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 20

SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1919. ws WY WAY NRA \\\\\ “huddhoaded sone GEE! \wASNT RIP VAN WANKCE A Weer sire? \" ae Sy YW YS" \\\\ ny \ \\" We Oy Re F al \ . BAAR ARR \ VY NeW \ ww AEN authitn R\ \W OH Boy! RIP VAN WINKLE WAS SOME Lucky Guy’ SUST THINK oF NOT HEARIN’ TH’ WIFFS DEAR VOICE FOR Ao OOOO LILO ILL: [Major League Scoreboard | AMENICAN inSmashing Finish Here With one inning to go and the ‘count 7 to 3 againstt hem, the ball contingent had about “as much chance of winning from With vacation time on and the fishing tenproving at the same time, conditions for the outing (rips may be raid to be ideal, While a few of the streams continue in thelr high condition the mast of them are at the right height for good sport, | New York | Chtcage Clevetal | at. Lan Homton | Detrott ured 1814 inches in length. Thie was not a silver trout as com on monly caught in the lake, but | Paltadelphia of the true cutthroat vartety. NATIONAL LEAGUE vo Pxcelient trolling continues on Lake Sutherland, west of Port Am, and within a few miles lake Crescent, which also contin- ues to furnish good sport with the big Beardsleys and the Crescenti trout. One of the lucky anglers of the | seles, past week is Jack Ross, manager of the Carolina Court apartments t| who registered the largest bass in Piper & ‘Taft's fishing contest catching a sixpounder from Sum-| mit Lake, the same body of water| So thought the fans : Pitta cree 2 who Ieft in the eighth inning tis int a \ ‘ ee. i . - 8 and so thought a lot : ‘ : Philadelphia is other fans who didn't leave Boston 4 Seattle won—all the § did in the last frame was “ NATIONAL LEAGUE CINCINNATI, June 19 by i How It Happened the last inning. d a high-class brand ‘but Gus Gleichmann, Seat At the first pillow, leaned and tore it out of the @ first run of the fatal nin the usua! hand for the w sull no one got excit French dropped a dou deft fiekd—well, things start- up at this stage of the dropped | And when Wolter high fly to right, a couple Tater, most of the staid fans | their fect yelling for the/ ‘Thomas went into stick but Walsh One over second and French an oyer the infield and Lapan and fanned, f Cunningham rapped over; Harper walked, filli Compton strode to tl B mace in hand, looked over le of Piercy’s offerings, a od Vance’: chased the winning runs. ‘Crowd was wild with the win dribbling over the pla Carter Premier rooter ‘the home team dugout in pleading for y came over Got Early Lead nto got on Griggs’ sacrifice. s took up the burden for the in the first, and, while hard in spots, he managed | fil the loeals thru and gets it for the win. Bigbee's winning ) still intact at four game: his losing streak an le club is still on the heels | satisfying everybody visitors. scored single counters seventh and eighth in- meneceuen P > si > ff Blowewemmmne & wl coon erone ® al erenmoenumn leereouunconP al wleceuunnnoue ft 7 out when winning run was ‘**Batted for Malls in ninth Struck out—By Malls 5, by Plercey 1. Bases on %, off Mails 3, off Vance 2 1, Two-base hits—Knight, Kidred, base hit—Vance. Home Double play—Gleichmann to Gieichmann Sacrifice bh Middleton, Bidred, Fisher. Stolen Hit by pitched balls Gaftigan. Kanight | Tnnings pitcheg— %, runs 3, hits 1. at bat 2; Fins 4, hits 6, at bat 31 ible for—-Higbes 1, Mails 2, Victory to Malis Tu Time of game—2:00. and Frary. Ps NEFF MEETS TRAMBITIS 108 ANGELBS, Cal, June 13 ‘Trambitis family will do some A double main event affair is scheduled for) fighting here tonight. _ Vernon, Valley Trambitis meeti ) Bett Clark and Alex battling with Neff. Other bouts include nus vs. Gene Watson and Kiddo Athletic a lla Ted Levin. Garis) roe NUES) Swimming suits galore— the kind that are popular with the “real swimmers.” Speaking of “real swim- mers,” con't overlook the bunch of feminine water nymot« who appear at the Moore theatre next week. Mack Sennett’s bathing Girls set the styles for “many of our “niftiest” gar- ae a batting rally that thetbest ever staged. put- ig over five runs and winning “Daddy” on the hill for the visitors, successor for a single | © Walsh and Comp established himself of the season, led a wild gang of rooters the runs that} an carly lead, three runs on Bighbee In the Lyle lost control and of walks, Lapan’s error and tr's blow against the right field & couple, and McGafti- L Cunningham, French. | run— Umpires THE SPORTING e00ts Sve of lot th. al ed. | ot} Sol Leviruror2. Supervision | to Be Boost to Ring Game BY #. C, HAMILTON (United Press Staff Correspondent) TOLEDO, O., June 13.—Tex Rick- ard’s invitation to the army, navy |and ctvilian board of control for box- Ing to act as a sort of supervisor for forthcoming champtonship contest between Jew: Willard and Jack Dempsey, will have a more far-reach ing effect than appears at present. Jess Willard today sent to the board his application for the first boxer’s license of the many that will ne he a nd te. a ing with the approval of a champion the worth of the plan now being fos- |tered in a nationwide movement to| | place boxing on the highest Pond ble plane It was learned here today on the best possible authority that the am- bitious plan to place boxing under | control of a board includes the erec- tion of a club house in New York City, at a cost of about $3,000,000, to be known as the National Sporting club; the licensing of every boxer, manager and promoter, and strict supervision of every bout that Is to be held in the country. Big Effect Under the plans now ouflined, the board will investigate every applica- tion for a permit to hold a bout, and either sanction or denounce it. The he easily be seen. With the weight of men like Maj Gen. Leonard Wood, Maj. Anthony Drexel-iiddlie and others behind either a sanction or a denunciation of a fight made to any governor or mayor, probably would decide whether or not the bout would be held. Tex Rickard appreciates this fact, and has profited by it. He has asked the board to supervise the selection of a referee and to take charge of his efforts to produce the Willard- Dempsey battle. His connection with the board alone means 4 great deal | lof prestige. There is no other pro- moter in the country who wields the 7|influence Tex throw behind anything with which he is connected. Boxing will get a big boost from the efforts being devoted to its salvation by Rickard. To Take Rest Jack Kearns, manager of Demp sey, announced today that the chal lenger will do no more boxing un til Sunday. It has been decided that inasmuch as Dempeey’s con dition is first class now, there is no use of pushing boxing. His cut eye has proven hard to heal and he has been told that he must not con wlecomecescoe ® ul eoeccoucoe by} | to By ana | Dempsey went routine yesterday. Barring the boxing, he punched the bag, shadow boxed, wrestled| and pulled on a huge dummy that| has been hung—like a football dum} my—outside the ring. Willard boxed six the exerciser, Ad Thate thru the rounds, ae called it a day. | dent of the To-| said today he! had completed arrangements where- jby the St. Clair hotel will be turned | lover to him for visiting newspaper | men during the week of the big) bout, or perhaps earlier. The hotel | will be run as a club with its 300] rooms devotea exctusively to re- 5 porters ing | Al} PACIWIC COAST LEAGUB Athletic Park BASEBALL SEATTLE VS. SACRAMENTO TUESDAY, 3 P. M. Sunday Game at 2:30 P. M. ‘Take Fourth Ave. Car, be immed by the board, thus stamp-/| effect of supervision of this sort can) Rickard is able to) usual | ——— | Loe Angeles San Francisco Oakland ey ae a2 Vernon 3 se Balt Lake : * |Sacramento .... oe Portiaad ae | @eattie a , Brickley Is Now New York Broker NEW YORK June 13 Lieut Charlies FE. Hrickley, former foot! star, until recently in charge of im | portant United States navy work | bas become associated with a New York brokerage house, it was an | nounced today | Brickley obtained a place in the coal industry @ short prominent Harvard, in 1915, previous to volun pmeiine for naval service, STAR BALL TOSSERS GET SERVICE RELEASE) LOS ANGELES, June 13.—Dobby Meusel, of the Vernon Tigers, and Herb Hunter, of the Seals, are re dow Coast )|°ATCHER's ERROR LETS time Zfollowing hia graduation from \]) Willardis Gloves NEW BOXING BILL IS IN WINNING TALLY OAKLAND, June 13—Kamm| SPRINGFIELD, Ml, June scored on his single and De Mass bd Ka boxing bill passed the senate | | Pennock and & error in the 11th inning here yester- day, and the winning run came over. | Yesterday The final score was San Francisco 4, Vernon 3. The score: Vernon ‘ San Francisco x 10 The batteries—Fromme and De | | Vormer; Smith and Baldwin McKee, | sion. When you hear young man as a bea: draw your own co FE. | by the governor Further provisions are cisions, and glove: well, you -_) five and clusions. PASSED IN ILLINOIS). The bill provides for a boxing com: | minion of three members appointed Boxing matches, Ayers, Thompmon and Gharrtty. 4] uned the bill, would be conducted be- | fore clubs licensed by the commis.| round bouts of three minutes each, | irl speak of a |and one minute interminsiong, no de- | teounee | n New York 3 | Cincinnati Ring and Wingo. CHICAGO, June 13.—~ rn B hia ‘ ae e3 Jacobs and Adame; Alexan der and Killeter PITTHBURG, June 13 n Mrookiyn ond 8 Vittebure 6 0 6 ries: Smith, Mammaux afd 0. Kruger, F Miller and Sehmidt ST. LOU, June 13, ® | noston . Bt. Louie Batterie iecthrep Meadows and AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW YORK, June 12 x Detroit aos S New York ‘ Datterion Manage; 1 Ehmke, Cunningham anc Shawkey and Mannan BOSTON, June 13 n Chicago pisses 8 10 -| Doston oof Batteries: Waber, Kerr and bane " & MINGTON, June 12-—R. 7 ‘ 1 ovenkia and PHILADELPHIA Phitadelp eo 7 Thatteries: Gallia and Mayer; N and Perkins June 13. ‘ Ten: | ___0ld top... dying pf water on the brain. The Store of Choice THE FAMOUS lensed from the navy and with tm-|[/ mediately don their forma. Meusel lef last night for San Francisco to join Vernon. It is un derstood here Hunter will be with | the Seals in the next few Gaye. Daseball uni- NEW TRAP RULES | The revised trapshooting rules, brought up to meet present day con @itions, have been put in book form |by the American Trapshooting as. | |sociation. These books are now ready for distribution. Sportamen | who Gesire a copy of the rules can secure same by addressing the Amer. | jean Trapshooting association, 460 Fourth ave, New Yor BINGHAMPTON. Dick Loadman of Lockport and Joe Leonard of Brooklyn will meet in a 101 cound | go here tonight. BURNS BATTLES NEW YORK, June 13, Burns and Battling Reddy, feather. weights, will bex eight rounds be. fore the Armory Athletic association Monflay night | shail Frankie | sider boxing until Sunday at least.) | | Given by the Bakery and Confectionery Workers oral NIGHT 1 Dreamland Many Valuable PRIZES Tickets, 75c Includes dancing all night. 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