The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1919, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, nan 18, 1919 PAGE 16 UY \\ ‘ “=\ SOS) T OYE QIAN \"" \¥ SS Waa Wik USSSA. \SS Py WAT =\*\ AW re .) a YQ \Aly = ll , R\ dhudtonn Tabitha wl Waldvan RR adnan AN ae wXadont Ve EYCSOT gue tebeah Fiestl How 52 \ [DONT worry Im Gon’ aN WHATS. MORE, OW Sore! EVERY Bopy'’s “ie ( DID “TH POPULACE SUG SY! | To ENGLAND ot KID! THERE'S A KICK” IN Kicrein’ ABOUT IT! ise « | > EVER LET En Put THEY MAKE Goap | ' | \ ps SSS ~N NI EVERy Glass! \\ ° t ip S “Possible for Little Man to Hit J ess Willard LOCALS BATTLE TIGERS IN F IRST GAME ‘OF SOUTHERN INVASION Hemple Can Hit Champ; will Stomach in Honors Will Jess Use Better | fer thedpeey? Defense Against Jack? i: = Big Fellow Gets Special Brand of Grub \T OVER ° On . 2 BEER OVER 4 Roy! ‘ THERE! SS Ss "What Se Seattle » « Hockey Stars Are Doing ' Foyston and nd Holmes Bi Farm in Canada “May Play Third Some Late Pictures of Willard in Action hie aaa Oc With Big Mix but Short Time Away, Fans Are Getting in Camp . Line on Heavyweight Battlers—Willard, “ al shank Yovsion and “taper Brawn, Billed to Meet Dempsey, Speed | ie g > of the stare Of Sentt By ED BANG M hockey forces, have turned farmers” BY FRED TURBYVILLE N. E. A. Sports Editor TOLEDO, 0., June 18.—There have been reams and Teams written about Jack Dempsey’s beet peated lefts and Tights, one-round knockouts, ete. There has been no less Written about Jess Willard’s age. But more important than either of those elements, it seems, is Jess Willard’s size— Whether Jack Dempsey will ever be able to get to him or not. This seems to have been the chief worry in the Demp- Bey camp ever since Jack and Jess were signed for a ‘championship tilt. While Dempsey was on the road, touring one state to another in one-night stops, he had Dan Daily, a big white heavyweight of Willardesque proportions. And after training proper w&s started at Toledo Dempsey ‘enticed Bil! Tate, another giant but of brunet complexion, to spar with hir an rr WILLARD 4 Sporting Halitor, Cleveland News Pooling their coin “Happy” @ J ard’s heavy t har gary, Canada, recently and are re a Hy at Th c Tole | bona fide farmers. Vhether or ot | of them will return to Seats hockey next fall is a qui at the present time altho Man ester of the Arena forces haw) high hopes that Frank will come | back “N.Y. YACHT _ CLUB WOULD RACE AGAIN With “Heck” Fowler, Seattlé, goalie two years ago, in the Vane uver shipyards, ready to play the game here next year, the local nate is not worrying so much er the possible loss of Holmes. A number of the Seattle 1919 pla: ers are in the shipy Rob Rowe is working in a local yanie while Roy Rickey and Ran McDome are working in the yards at Vi couver Champions and Walker at “Silver Mt.” . : Britton and Lewis ‘ ; : S Gucies Save dow seonee T-| sack Walker has returned to fa : 4 \l lem Yacht club, holder of the Brook- . ineees Onta opponent e ring H ‘ a Y ’ perv n oO home in “Ss! jountain,” On them and iy out wcampaigs | © Mix Again Soon : ' ‘atest acht club Deep Sea Challenge. where he ix working with the a the day of the bout lack Britton, w «cham ( i 3. jeCarty Tr or Small Yachts, is exceed: car department. ““Muz” Murray, thé ft with Jack Hemple, Der pion welterweight, and Ted | In the daye gone by Johnny looked n big substitute who made good during and Dempsey is doing it Kid") Lewis, real rivals of after the wants, that «in an eating ¢ intoric ¢ er. The |the world’s series here has returned Tate, Willard size the ring, who have fought way, of Luther McCart b t c to his home in Michigan each other more times than key won't get under way om Hemple Like Dempsey are countable, will meet for Coast until the last part of De As Tate is almost the same the ‘steenth time in Canton, LEFT PAW mber, but the many friends of ‘Bs Willard, so is Hemple al 0., over the 10-round route, LS ALWAYS” jocal hockey squad are always f= Counterpart of Dempsey in st | om the Fourth of July. The THERE y and he is doing the tee of the to know what the “gane” is doing. Dempsey and Hemple both weigh last time they met Britton put . Dempaey at the Over. rounding up the yachts in the club a Re 995. Both stand slightly over «ix Lewis to sleep and walked off m " trying to find a craft that would be S) feet. Both are maulere. Hemple with his title, w C “Woesn't claim the mauling powers of AX ChUS/ VE PHOTOS ure to the t t c Bermuda. It jpeey else he would be a cha today and not a sperring 4 BY COMMAN, NEA the craze for deep sea Won ing that the Brooklyn Yacht club | tos Angeles “ ¢ offered the trophy now held by the Mevertheless, he t "Major Ball Harlem organization THAT OLD Jack doesn't take a drink of water | ¢ligible and would have a chance in or ® bite of food that hasn't the of. | &" Ocean race. The Brooklyn yacht Gin hk ot Ah club was the first organization to that he sever felt be r nea racing for little ‘bey, can hit bar: Abroush 6 rush Scoreboard | h a rough session w jon whenever he is cailed upon do so. He is fast. not as fast "AMERICAN 3 amie fighting would be foolish indeed to have the 3 = mechaniam go wrong just because, An umbrella isn't particular as to |.” Dempsey, but still very fast. He hit, not as hard as Dempsey hhe didn’t wateh his inner man the company it keeps Bea it still very bard. He carries the | to hix opponent in Dempsey Sometimes Jess allows bim to hit ” Washingto 16 at will just to see how it feels | Peiiaderpnia 4 see how “--* a smash he can, EE : Seattle Squad Opens Ervidenine etme ee meas ® Vernon Series Today; Return in Two Weeks ft displaying the «ame sort of de | Cinein. ‘i Schorr Looks Like Seattle Hurler in Opener; Shift! he will ser'nst Dempsey. May- |< 2 Dempsey won't de allowed to hit © : Due Today in Local Lineup; Vernon Tigers Going | at Fast Clip #0 often. The champion probab- ~4 will keep his chin covered up| hin the young challenger begins | ‘ ovnatgl eqn it epeeieeiaaltienid NATIONAL LEAGUE Fans Watch Jess bs . "Fans who know Jack Hemple and! Jack Dempsey are the same size are greet interest in the of] pirtsaune. ail SS s BY LEO H. LASSEN | Seattle and Vernon will battle in the first game of the] Hlocals’ Southern invasion this afternoon at Los Angeles. In| Many an argument over the relative second place while the Rainiers are at the bottom of the} Merits of the champ and challenger 1 . |heap, Vernon is the natural favorite to cop the series, but} — | Louis postponed |the Seattle team is a much stronger aggregation than the LETTER FOR CLIFF LEWIS AMERICAN LEAGUE one that entertained the Tigers here a couple of weeks ago.| There is a letter with the Sporting | PM'*APBLPHIA, June - Seattle's catching department is stronger now than it) FAitor of The Star for Cliff Lewis, of |nicago has been at any time this season. Lapan is doing some good| fee Seattic municipal ball squad ‘i «;|work behind the bat. Manager Clymer is still far Fom| satisfied with the mask department and is known to be on| the trail of a first-class receiver in the East. | The pitching staff is also stronger. Bigbee and Schorr *|are the two best bets on the local corps. Lyle has hung up| a string of five straight wins and Schorr has won hi only r.| two starts here. 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