The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1919, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR-—-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1919. RY \ \\\ MT! Pe IP Ws Rery A \jj ey) rw NT | \¥ TPN NY yr NW] (ta NV A New. Q\ wi Ald NY RA \ (aN NG AN ——. \} \ PMY Family (3S MUCH SOUGHT OW MY YES, MY ,\/7 across YEP! HES GOSH: DoES HWE] WELL We woRkeD | . \ AFTER! “THEY OWE EVERY BoDy BROTHER'S AN AVIATOR THE OCEAN] GONNA HOP KNOW ENOUGH BREWERY 'O YEARS’ \ money! : oF HE'S GONNA “TAKE TH <a ? OPF ANY | ABOUT IT? HE'S FULL OF HOPS! Na \ fl ~ \ “GI er reams Bie HOP__ oe | DAY now! ) —— ~— 4 PRETTY / - ‘ POOL IDO OL Ls Jack — May F orce Willard to Set Res on i: 7 SEATTLE TAKES FALL OUT OF OAKLAND CREW IN FIRST BATTLE Challenger Giee Theis ae en Rickard May [How Coast | pele Aes | [The Box Score: "| Seattle Club Private Workouts; Is " _«. = «* Referee Big -—_ % First Battle =" | ||], Gets Shakeup Low Angeles ‘ : 3 Wee, iam : (i 2) Chee Bout © se : fa i: In California Ready for Big Battle : HR P ay : :| From Oaks ;:: “3 $8 8 3 8 Knight Plays First; Derrick Jack Has Fine Trainer in De Forest—-Demp- Tex Not Competent, Says. prs = Clymer’s Tribe Hands Oaks. pean as 0 Cane eee a ne H Iton; h NATIONAL LEAGUE : Q j an sey Is Not Going Stale—Increase in Troeh Grabs pee ep gt a PR .| "9-5 Beating in Initial wm ing ee Weight Proves This Fact e ’ : uM Tilt of Series ~ * BS aes ot page p=sisd baseball a High Honors BY H.C. HAMILTON . : p Aitn the Beaty Sone Se Sas 5 SAN FRANCISCO, June * . at, Dp 1 $6 3 : ¢|Clymer signed Reiger anid Hosp, BY GEORGE R. PUI LFORD A G M. United Press Correspondent ton ; is | ing beck after making a ‘ s 1 8 ° ° o- Varnes: ‘Tlose roms ge Feiger © > i iti TOLEDO, Ohio, June Te which Oakland scored f runs tr euees ‘ ” — = ‘2 aooe TOLEDO, June 25.—The wonderful physical condition t un eet 4 os Cis Peaane Scheee Aaemneay rma Tic! Gabe’ toe teatiee, Galileo wen : tl i al sacker. Homp played the keystones Jack Dempsey has reached is in a great measure due to the the ; ne ny ’ i wee inain, sack for the locals yesterday, witht - initial game of the #eries from ‘ < he received at the hands of Jimmy De Forest, PORTLAND, Ore, June 26.—The | 2°" ing to the beat| wee : the Acorns here yesterday, 9 to 6. Seattle 22001 0 ana relieaieaies ‘alae o eae y > ” ols vune ne norma tion obt b y atlerion . eto! uw There were m y changes in the vis to! " ~ ” and Helchma: a ch. : with the fact that Dame Nature was particularly | ourday trapshooting tournament of Information obtained heve : Quinn and ' bare’ Shoup anh they icoked strong neg roe-nene ¥ Claude Derrick, who has been out good to him. the Northwest Sportemen's aswocta: |, stecat: Glee hate , ame then when showed here at the} Coos t ni of the game with injuries recently, a Dempsey is bigger, faster and more powerful than he ton closed yesterday evening, w a ; It rie a 2 | start of the season. a Ss ' on pie | was shot into the game at third ae F. M. Troeh, of Vancouver, Wash, | heating ‘Saat , <6) Getdand ad e6f strobe, tut | Geena > Bree i | base. Young French held bis job Hwas when he came here. He is hitting with greater pre- |). a. Hilo total score was 493 mig Dattertee shie's . anata ai vities in the | At . at |at shortstop, Mision, shooting his punches from all angles and keeping | ovr of « possible $00 targets ace yygcsteditecne Aeage F ah ye third frame and shut them out for . dat \;| Clymer also shifted the batting » them short. He hits from almost every conceivable position | Smashing 481 clay pigeons, Les 1. |)"" em iies ecipnaneinie |. 3 , ne © | the remainder of the game ' : snr : leading off with Compton i and puts everything into his blows. Seattle, and Hugh EB. Poe Wid be + . | Seattle got busy in the third frame sticking Walsh third ané e discovery that Dempsey weighed 201 pounds has |; am Frpnciocs, Ged. for sre s word for it otha Wright ant Serereid {ANd scored twice. They added three redit’ vietory to Ragan | xnight fourth ynal honors, Frank C. Riehl, ¥ 4a nbs more in the fourth s finished v KR. Arlette. Umpires—Guthrie and Jet the fellows who are reporting the camp news in on the! veteran Tacoma professional, fir ' ne bad wang edgier Y ete tar tae aur ee eon | sictedeibatapedin ‘ ‘ores bee: ng more than even those | !shed third, with eee Hh cing ale ag Ba June ¢ four times in the fifth frame. ° : dhe or wad ee ee ‘ The 50-target handicap event and knows boxing, but bis ref maton taper bees Dell Huris Tigers |Solons Drop First t e 4 . terday went to Frank Kaynor, of the “T° veeaptr se sete ay 4 attorte erte . °r 1 had a big day, the Seattle ©) _It is some trick to build up a boy who works as hard) Green Lake Gun club, of Seattie. the ring with Jack Jolt | ey a Walter Se ee ees) to Win Over Macks Battle to Angels Dempsey has worked. Usually training pulls down the | ©. Mcker of the same club, we athe aT ie whine pe crt NanewAL LRACUS stealing four bases, Cooper and A. LOS ANGELES, June 25~—-With| SACRAMENTO, June 25.—Los Am weight, but in this case it has proved to be a builder. This | ‘* Smatis cup sdasit tee: the sen ax that thes , TN : Ariett hit the ball hard for the home | Weiser Dell pitching strong Wall, Yer’ | geles swamped the home club ta tm fact knocks into a cocked hat all the stories that he is | “mui MeCarney when the principals refused tc sl ae “ ' K\ team, gathering a trio of bi non first game of the series here sta Jece. game of the series here yesterday, | gay. wallo % It wag McCarney’s highly trained on any man. As a ree he is a| Br : ed aepe oe RADU 6 to 1. Dell fanned five Portiané | ores ay vinoet oy ine ea ot @ public has not been in on all the work Dempsey | Chatter that ki o mere amateur, but rd pl . pgp = . stickers ap4 had the visitors on the ‘enter’ day, started on the hill for the Sen- believing that f reat reliance in h not it ¢ 4 Pp. $ vp out ° ie. 7 or ” ri has been doing. More than once when the challenger was| chia a boy of 182 1 nino vac shag tomlin « »|Couch Holds Bees; hip thruout the game, Vernon | ators and was knocked out of the ~ x | Ne scored three runs in the seventh in: | pox 5 Supposed to be tramping along the road, Max Kaplan has|ern David, minus the ‘ 1 ers ee _ Seals Annex Melee See “Aioe eaunaietinetaeien perelbiol pede peer Gomme gone out in his stead, while Dempsey and Jimmy De Forest hontigne who Cor saben Hovde Waunie ‘ : “4 , 6 CITY, June 25 The score 3. 1S] pourstie, Chawtent-aall Wolter tal ing champic c OM | Port 7 4 ‘Spent the time behind closed doors, working on the heavy pe ks os ’ : Pecor andidacy has received a ‘. am 5 1 AD sg ae Portland .......606+se00+ : ‘ home runs in the first inning. ‘ y f | great boont by the tactica of W ‘ en in ‘st game of the Vernon pe vets - "a powe hounds nt the Toledo boxing commis . + | ser © yesterday, winning, 9 to Ratteries—Penner and Baker; Dell | , aoe bose = H. E. Bag Work R. w Killer was a bi jant catered tha ssuamant. wil a, ba . : 2 . ched a strong game |and De Vormer. ae Angeles ...... see 1 6 It is on this 45-pound bag that De Jack y D t 200 pounds of heman inside his hand. It hes sent werd in a 66 a pmaeeee 7 War | tor mm, and held the n eatellnalee Sacramento . 4 8 Porest has worked to develop Jack's 0m high » h fashion that {it will ook ne bas Mormons to four safe ones. . JESS WILLARD TO SHOW Batteries: Crandall and Boles i ches. He has increased the chal fret gong. and > wrangling of any kind that ts tkety|C ° 1| The RH. EB T REX T EATRE SOON Crespl, Fisher and 8c punching speed and can unyj! he is knocked out oF kinweks om the 1 for | to cast a shadow on the boxing game, r r 7 : Gen Francisco ......-.. 9 16 3) AT REX TH i his direction until each wallop oUt Willard payenologion} he a 4 Willard will have to do some nar Salt Lake City we: 1a . ae very © u eanion ix not # tor |shadow boxing by Dempeey. When- | 2"! cgi. omer gr The batteries: Gouch and Rald.| Jess Willard, world’s champion into play every essential mus ‘This impress: is m trange ithing soon. He ts throwing Gp the “4 ~ ever Jack is slipping around the ont . June 3 win; Stroud and Spencer heavyweight, will be seen in action ile, and his padded fists travel with much of the stuff written about the only barrier to an appointment of a pe pat @he wnerring accuracy of a sharp bout itself has left this impression. TIN Punching away at an imagin-| pine omeial : —_——| in the movies, in the x hallenge of F g rath ‘ oppone ’ vi bay Chance,” e im starrin, 4 " As a matter of fact, the writers have |S? oPpon cya on back-| ‘The name of Jack Welsh, who was re “ ‘one _— Woodward and Cady, Adama rage el pert yell ae ae ee When he does go upon the road Precedent for this idea in Denpery’s Poe the third man inside the ropes When iigme; Risey, mith and Adam: ST. LOUIS, June 26 Th & theatre Saturday. The films show “Dempsey runs with dumb bells in his 10% string of one and tworound Wants Speed | Willard won hia title from Jack John Kecond Game . Be lpitetere |. i H ' i| Seas in action in the ring and will outs -stepping, duc - leon, ha: entio conaid- | Rosion mnie A 1 8 hands. These are intended to accus- | knockout His sles stepping. ducking, feint- | wc . has been mentioned with ponaid-| Besion . $]M, Leate «+ co-n--sona roca 8. 18! | give local fane @ chance to, see the tom him to holding bis arms up for And to add to this, there ts Bitty |!ng. '* all apparently for the pur-lerable frequency, but his appoint Ratteries _ Ment.” Northrop and Tra-' well, Goodwin and Snyder big boy perform. . Teng periods—so he will not grow|McCarney, the Gaelic Quaker, who!pose of working up extreme speed|ment in now considered a very re ‘ aiemtaebiindan ‘arm weary when he meets Willard has predicted and offers to back his 4nd sure footednens while going | mote pow! y. Packey McFarland, a aan Se, = Tf folks who see Dempsey going talk with coin of the realm, that «*® At first Dempsey boxed | who has ted in some important Thru his afterncon shadow boxing Dempsey will stop Willard in five or * driving forward, charging an bouts in New York most satisfac ‘and bag punching imagine this is the six rounds. It is no wonder the lay opponent in his regular | torfily, also has been brought into the nly work he is doing these days, man visualizes the bout as one sertes boxing style, but the switch came /argument. but most talk drifts as a Dthey are missing the fact by a wide of short, sudden rushes by a amail|Sbout two weeks ago and ever|matter of course back to the man| 7% Vmnargin. He goes at least eight! man against a flesh and blood man|*ince Dempsey has cat footed | who has been official of the local box founds every morning before the sun mountain around the ring at a pace that| ing club for some time. 4m high, with no one around save his Cueutiege would make It extremely difficult) Two weeks ago the referee ques @rainer and one of the sparring part But you can not believe all you for an opp — to ae payee — tion first reared its head and brats pe mers. ut you can no} eve all YOU him and at the same time land an | looking around for an argum nt. Tex et |read, even when the writer is in| orrective blow Sick at than Gees cna a5 Believes Jack Will K. 0. Jess spired by the best intentions in the| ‘There is nothing impreasive| preference for Pecord It is @ pretty fair bet that every | world. Sometimes it is best to take about Dempsey’s public shadow r Logical Ret » Man who has followed the prelimi: | these things with a grain of #alt—/ boxing, but when he goes thru his ecord Loy pahead ‘ ary stepe of the heavyweight cham-' especially if they happen to emanate | morning workouts, with no one| Since then his candidacy has Plonship which is to from that prince of oufeUrs, around save such members of the | ®#ined impetus. Today it seemed mp as are not out on the read,| 1 to guess that Pecord would be a “seg cpap thee the referee, with Rickard one of two [J Time and again since he started | Uae. - 7 Work of the two boxers was uch training, Dempsey has remained in| Phos glad Weak te kee tee camp when he was supposed to be | *!0™ yestercay than has been, = on the road. Max Kaplan has sub: bite, tard merety pared tn ie ring stituted for him on the hikes and | **ter ® oe ne Gay previous. ng Dem with Jimmy De Forest |b0xed perfuncto with Hempel, has spent the time practicing |ChIP. Monahan and Scott. unches on the 45-pound b: or wp pers cphcnaete one delay puns inehow boxing that | With rights and lefts on one occasion was far different from the public |when Jess elected to mix it with his exhibitions |sparring partner, but the damage In these private workouts Demp- | ¥&# not noticeable pes his backing act, but at} Dempsey Works Slow he leaps forward like a cata-| Dempsey worked slowly under or mount, whaling away with be Gene "AU-wethl thems tis Geto nias pan ce ee AMELS are as delightful to your taste 18 cents a package appear to be @ backing-up warrior.|went at high speed. He landed hara as they are new. And, so satisfying Ready for Anything lon Bill Tate several times, and hit a Ht Many things 0 on in these pri-| the Jamaica Kid practially when he | i that they meet every cigarette desire yOU Censisar sowererrwhere in vate workouts ‘ ¢| pleased. 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If you have @ hy Couh allowed the Rees four hits| bs be aueressive go|in the opening game at Mormon | ahead and say so, Everyone is en- | headquarters, the Graham gang win- | Uted Ww his opinion, you know,” | ning, 0 to 3,