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

SEATTLE, WAS PO QE ¥\\ Ww Reh WFR = DONS = RER Hee Co NEw News thuhalaluann RR \ Aa wad mantartaatont ' HAS HIS Bic ~ NEC k PONERAL! FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919, MONAT vA Fat T Im A Lit tt DEAR, BUT I WAS HELP IN’ GUS AN’ THE BUNCH DECORATE THE ae oho CAFE Wtey GIN” CREPE OlL | CNER TH’ JOINT! y'kNow w 4" OF JULY 15 AT Hann ! 4 <= : _ Anon vs WW ARR n Second Game of Series WHAT DO Y' (TEAN 9 DECORATE gers 1 ‘Salt Lake Takes Third Ball Melee Poe ann nate a aESESaESaEeaEeaEaaEe ier Squad Trounce Ti a. Rally Nets | Ball Melee : Raini ave Angels. “Dempsey’s Sidekicker” ! . . Miske and Gibbons Battle in Even Go Portland| MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, June 20, inning Billy Mixke earned a draw with 11 to| Tommy G ns here last night. six runs|Miske’s aggressiven overcame the points Gibbons piled up by erners Bill Tate was disqui ified in the fifth round of his bout wit Sam Langford for holding. Aly Francis knocked out Red Wiborg in round. Al Singer shaded Young Kellerman, Oaks Blow Up and Portland Wins Tilt OAKLAND, cored five runs Big Ring Bill Lined Up for Toledo July 4 TOLEDO, It is the Beshiiiw SEES ORR ee ol June Struck Snag on Road Trip? ‘Leaders Drop Third Straight ‘Mix to Salt Lake Crew in Utah BY LEO H. LASSEN What's the matter with the % Waltoping the league again yesterday, Salt ter lect Lake hung up its third straight over four rune and won the| day. Metiraw's Giants b of the week over the 3 erie m Ss defeating Punt Fittery, ‘one of Wade Killefer’s strong: e8t pitching bets. So far this * “Lefty” Brown and Pertica have fallen be- the Bees, Killefer will send in ‘Doe’ im an attempt to quell ‘the Mormons this afternoon. Perhaps stump of the i ts due to the fact that feam ix playing in Salt the jinx park of the with its short fences And then the Angels wing in Lom Ar in the fir overc and walloped the Oub Ohio, June ored s added but blew ries erday mw two ¢ game was with creeping into the intention ¢ “s anc tune of 3 te r wh ries has been dec one run championshty hit hin 14t of the Willard and knockt vad y will be staged here od ! » provide & program of forces rtainment at the Rickard visitors to wix hits arena tt practically 1. || the entire day, Low Ang “er eee Present arrangements call for Salt Lak ty . 3 1 2h starting the preliminaries at 10 a The b Fittery and Roles with the big bout carded ad and Spencer with four bingles nine boots box score. The score Portland ) Oakland some basen Rainiers Score Quartet of)": Runs in One Inning and Cop Tilt will last errors Ray Will Race ; at Gary July 4 CHICAGO, June 20.—Joie Ray, holder of half a dozen world’s rec c will compete in four sprint its at the Nation Industrial and track meet at Gary, Ind.,| tay holds world’s record 00 yards dash, three-quar- ter mile and one and a half mile and three-mile runs. gE 4 11 H. “4 8 Sutherland Weaver and fom m. batteries: Jones lkenberg | | | tf suffering the humt by St Louis ¥ we omminsior to put his team t he 1 > “ et the lead by & home the two Stan steadied leveland 4, Only foot think that they can't out a bunt make mintakes and Lapan Compton } the | |} with a long triple to | on a bum relay from | J s }Gietchmann kept up t ! Brooklyn went on a jamboree and nicked Hendrix for 15 hits. Yes, the) Dodgers won, 4 to 1. right Let's go buy Boldt's French pastry outfield 4 butter horns, 1414 Third ave. good work Second ave. or 210 Pike at. 1 French | - 3 _ ouple of passes, error, sacrifice and Jand beat out a bunt, a |ment him to Hteft whieh Hig cult wallop make third with a ¢ Prenton walloped a ond, scoring another brace Walsh popped out ver orm. Where ‘Values Tell’’ Smart Models for the Conservative Dresser The conservative man is the hardest in the world to make clothes for, Shorn of all young-man_ ultra- style, a Suit must be perfect- ly made to have that smart, finished look so necessary the man of affairs. Cheasty's conservative Suits have that smartness, ac- quired from care in cutting and perfection of workman- The Store of Choice three men on the aac in the fir showed hi and High and making Eding out The had in their own back during the first two and months of the season. the schedule makers had the rest of the clubs even deal and sent the on the road before the of June, perhaps the wouldn't be making « t race of it now. While Angels are expected to on to their big lead, their straight losses in the hangout show that even Angels can lose ball cames in a while. os JACK DEMPSEY AND BULLDOG, BY FRED TURBYVILLE c : Jack Dempsey is such a Ukeable DE IN RAINIERS feliow that he is the recipient of Clymer shifted the Seattic squad many favors aad in Los Angeles yesterday, and| ‘The latest is “King.” the heavy - He put Jimmy Walsh | weight bulldog who ts one of Jack's Kim his right place in left field, most faithful training partners @ shifted Compton over to the} King is with the champion from | heavyweight's camp garden, and placed young|*unup to taps. He takes the road | stunts ‘st the hot corner, Harry| Work and he waits for breakfast un-| “You ought to call him Who has not heen hitting a| til Jack is ready. King likes to sit | cause yon are his manter,” suggested E is now sitting on the bench. |n the floor by the challenger’s chair one of the Dempsey followers, bu ‘also shifted the batting order.| ®t meal time and receive toothsome | Jack maid, “No, Ill call him “King.” and Cunningham are still te --— cotmmani = one, two, but Knight has} up to third place in the ‘with Compton hitting fourth. {was moved up to fifth place in| p stick list yesterday, and re- ended with a triple. The rest of p lineup is the «ame as usual with | Prentice hitting | KING | bits of food from Jack's own hand dack Feeds Him Jack is rather particular about the big dog and tent willing for every one to feed him He wan a gift from a Toledo ad. miter and after one day in the young he was doing fle eee eee eee! Jens’ be | y ee eoe6 BOTH BATTLERS IN FINE CONDITION FOR BIG GO Jack Works With Kellar—Jess Is Right, Says Joe Chip—Rickard Praises Jack) Dempsey | BY H. C. HAMILTON ' | (United Press Staff Correspondent) | TOLEDO, Ohio, June 20—Joe | Kellar Works With Dempsey in Ring Bout 'Willard Works Eight Rounds. at His Quarters Thursday fon of to French and young Pren- the young infielders who members of the Seattle league club in the season, have both and head and flinging them about with a recklessness that roc ® good start with the Coasters. French that he was all there games played here dur- the series with the Salt club. He played a good in Vernon yesterday, everything coming his and combing out a nice in the seventh frame. also played good ball, Chip probably knows more about the condition of Jess Willard than any man who has ap proached the big champion. Joe declared today that he believes Jean is in fine shape doe can punch with many of the heavyweights and get the better of it. He has been ram- ming his hands into Jess’ abdo- would mean curtains for middle weights. “Gee,” he said, “I can’t hort that big fellow. I've been dam ming him with everything I've got, but I can't make an im pression.” “If Dempsey hurts Willard he's got to hit him mighty hard. He's in condition and will get better as he goes along, I think he's right.” BY I r. HAMILTON ‘(United Pres« Staff Correspondent) TOLEDO, Ohio, June Chal lenger Jack Dempsey gave the fans a treat at his Overland club train ing camp yeat afternoon, when he did a little boxing with Terry Kelier, his «sparring partner, who has just returned from a bout In the ship. While we are displaying everything in smart Young Men's Suits, we pay espe- men, socking them into bis chin cial attention to the man who wants something more conservative —the doctor, the lawyer, the man of af- fairs. ~ty triple in three trips a ite. — aes Bighee is doped to hun tor, Major League Scoreboard — a this afternoon against the | AMERICAN LEAGt Yesterday Chip punched and slam. South || med with the champion and had no trouble at all hooking lefte into side of Willard’s and cross right to the jaw. Can Hit Jew has convinced me Wiilard fast can) at of *t do any vigorous work |) a pair of rounds with e match was more of an exhi affair, but gave the » tators an opportunity to see challenger in action. ving taken of y and Keller doing their ring the Seattle fans are pulling for ing fellow to make it six straight : has hung up five wins, coppi Mil of the struggies in the recent smaller thar tay of the Rainiers. If he | - i ‘ ° ‘ his safely past the first inning. Y ri win 16 el f ope favors him to trim the u a Seals Drop Second | the z 6 pictures were arms ammer « Willard went thru his cust afte at the ¢ with his awa jaw Clothes From The House of Kuppenheimer For Every Occasion From Business to Full Dress Society Brand Clothes For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young $20 to $65 heavyweight ary on KeRuion |boxing eight rounds ring partners. He worked two lrounds each with Jack Hempel Walter Monahan and Joe Chip and | Jack He Jous wi s large crowd lander, who n sh spar Rickard had something to y of the condition of the boxers ‘That boy is a man of iron,” he Game to Senators \Ch ge remarked of Jack Dempsey. “I SACRAMENTO, June 20—Hold. | “MPnetom and [Dever before knew a boxer trained ing the Seals to two safe hits, Vance pwhitenouss, ayers and jto the condition of that fellow. He | hurled the Soions to a win over 7 |looks positively tireless and faat as| the Golden Gate crew here yester- YORK, June 30, R P| lightning. He undoubtedly day. The final score was, Sacra- i; ? s|of the greate mento 3, San Francisco 0. Vitzger. clenkia andeO' Met; hood that ev ald and Caveney were the oni Hannah | “who ¢ould nick Vance’s delivery Seaton pitched good ball, but was touched up for nine hits and three runs, This makes two straight for the Senators. ip WASHINGTON, Jun ely and pleased the Matt Hinkel ny for t, paid lewed both He in here attend eland ticket angle of are boosting is one be t specimens of man lived.” Dempsey’s boxing yesterday. surprise to the ringside theveamp, Was a rev ¥ Kellar was im the ring k Terry is no slouch with his finte |He had little trouble finding Demp sey's head with @ left straight, but Dempsey rolls his head with a pe jcullar movement in taking thes blows that is baffling. Dempsey slammed away at Kellar, He jsmashed the Kellar ehin for keeps j|nad made ‘Terry appear a bit | Bate grogey Dempsey will not box today. He will resume boxing tomor- | arn boxing tomor | BAY DAY FoR LEADERS It was a bad day yesterday for the a atrons# x ~ "How Coast "Clubs Stand Lon Angeles a Leonard H. E. 6}. BoaToN June 20 EN BE A ty Bernt SEE vorwens. ‘The batteries: Seaton and Bald: | win; Vance and Fisher. rere ~ | [ror vars a THE FAMOUS MANHATTAN SHIRTS Won Pe HOME OF LEATHER LUGGAGE OF QUALITY Batteries: Shocker and Severeid; Mays and Schang. NATIONAL LEAGUE York active That weekend fishing trip will not be complete with- out a kodak to snap some of the “happenings,” and besides we are going to feature a “picture con- test” right soon for which we are going to give rome prizes of the “Sporting Goods Store” quality king of “service’—we i@ giving 2 half day's Prervice on finishing these days. & Taft lac SECOND AVE, pai GRE iat soe’ Seve On | | Billy Miske probabiy will be here/ ppt Ni, el ,|tomorrow. Dempsey expects him| ®tst division clubs, a each and every | xew. York 7 1% "tlto return. with Bil Tate, who is fa | ne. 06 the leaders were spanked by atteries Toney and McCarty; Tuero, Minneapolin, ita 8 9 Magar ite ype Jens Willard cracked Jack Heinen | 0) wallaned | Verno the e 01 el iy . akpeawy vhipped the Oake, What do ye | Cinet | to collapse. He w: > " w you 1m , was out on his feet! mean “and the last shall be first?” — | salitteriea:, with Willard holding him up when |” =f y, |time was called, Willard boxed PITTSBURG, June 20 , eight rounds. QUINCE C.G -C.GRAVES., Pres. SECOND AVENUE AT SPRING STREET one Ray Schalk still has the old throw ing arm with him. Washington needed three to tie it up in the last round, and made but two, Milan tried to steal second as a base of | operations in case a single came | thru, but Schalk was faster i iehf, Northrop and Tragros ; Mayes, Carlson and Sebmidt THE SPORTING GOODS Store ii VIDCE BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 Corner ard ard, and Pike Pecsteie Drinks, M. 2818. 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