The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1919, Page 13

VR AUT re NDS x DARLINGS ARG NOT IN THS MUD of IG INTO MI Semer,. ny Magnates Are Fans, s Yankee Manager Huggins Leader Says He Will Quit Game When He D; Huggins Didn't Intend to Be Manager, but One Anyhow BY FRED TURBYVILLE N. E. A, Sports Writer with most baséball magnates is that they are ns, manager of the Yankees, baseball vet- it of the game, made the statement. It ly from the lips of the well known manager of a discussion of baseball in general. He ag players, managers and owners. the veteran baseball manager is less thrilled c spectator or participant in the game,” said Ae for me I have no thrills on the diamond. It is Sab MayWin Pennant f or Yankee Club) Mays Sold to New York by Boston Red Hose for Big Sum BY H. C. HAMILTON Press Staff Correspondent.) ug E NEW YORK, July 31.—If a pen- Mant can be won for the New York American league club this year without poisoning the other ARG E tel 5 il It was announced that Fitcher McGraw and Russel! have been sent to the Red Sox in exchange for the tg right-hander ard in addition a F t rir if k It may be taken for he will be a youngster. no doubt about which . It -class pitcher to the Yankee staff and puts the club in a position to renew its battle for the pennant. Its sudden slide down the scale was due almost entirely to ineffective pitching. | In Russell, Ed Barrows obtained a fine right-handed pitcher, bui a player who had lost confidence _ 'in his ability to win for New York. McGraw is a raw recruit with scarcely any big league experience. He has been regarded as a certain comer. Mays quit the Re@ Sox early this month because he sald hé was dis- couraged thru inability to yw for the Red Sox. CALIFORNIA JUNIOR NET TEAM IS CHOSEN SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.—Har- old Godshall and Robert Allen have - | been selected by the California Lawn Tennis association officials to repre- sent the Pacific coast in the national junior doubles championship tourna. ment to be held at Forrest Hills, Au-| gust 26. The two California boys will leave in two weeks, and before going | to the Forrest Hills courts will play @ number of exhibition matches tn the vicinity of Boston. KRUVOSKY AND WILLIS FIGHT EVEN RING GO OAKLAND, Cal., July 31,—-It is | that Canadian shooters will not be elig- - | ible to shoot on the American team to the shoe before his bout with Joe Willis last night. The bout was declared a draw. : Frankie Malone and Jimmy Ford boxed a draw. Chief Abernathy won from Ccorge Drew. Perry jf hard bout with Frankie to} Denny was declared a draw. Let's go buy Boldt's French Pas- try. Uptown, 1414 34 Ave.; down- town, 913 24 Ave, |) PAIR. OF SOCKS | BATHIN’ SUIT AN games must compete under the British flag, #0 that if the Englishmen are wise they will select an entire Canadian trap- shooting team and be in the running for the Olyntpic championship. teprnaments in jce was 68 a sionals, and the gets thrown was 20, THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1919. HELEN, DO You NoTICE WHAT HANDSOME FELLOW TWAT JUST WENT BY - {WONDER WHo hE 1S? THERE 13 MORE WAYS Taal ‘ONE To GET A MAN~ Herp! Herp? 1 The HE 18 ONE OF WEDLOCKED— PETER, I'M GOIN’ TO GET ME A You'Re Gow’ 1’ DO NOTHIN’ OF | TH’ KIND — SHOWIN Your BARE KNEES- WHY, TH’. IOEA To GO WITH MY : ROW KEED STILL, WILL YUM? THIS AIT” GONNA WORT You = GEE WR, ITS JEST You TA Wim | IN AND SPRAY TS ‘TWRAaAT Good — WRRY Now! KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES— ITS FUNNY HOw POPULAR THAT of CRAB TIN GLOOMEY 13 ALL OF A SUDDEN! HE'S ALWays GOT & CRowD AROUND HIM LATELY! YOuR HOUSE TIN PLAGUE OF FOXES LONDON, July 31.—Farmers of the Teddington district of Bedford-| f\ shire are demanding an early revival WS of fox hunting there because of the NN@ depredationg being made on their | chickens by the animals. One farmer lost 95 fowls in one week. WAYS N\ TAQ ty SINS n \ ‘The question of » standard load of three drams of WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD Yesterday's hero-—Terry Turner. The veteran recently released by | Cleveland singled against the Indians with the bases full and won for the Athletics, 2 to 1. on the million dollar pier, will close up. ‘The pler owners have raised the rent to such an extent that ontinued promo- tion of trapshooting there is out of the question. This is the only school of its kind in the world, and the closing will be a loss to Attantic City as well as to those who enjoyed shooting from the pler. Since the school opened three years ago 20,000 persons have been given in- struction in shooting. A. T. A. in November to vote for such a load. They are California, Nevada, Oregen, Arizona and Wash- ington, In passing It in well to mention the fact Larry Cheney walked a Cincin- nati player with the bases full in the ninth and the winning run crossed in a 7-to-6 game. Olympic games in 1920. Canada in forms of athletics e Olympic * wart desiring » — The Cubs collected nine hits off Pfeffer, but were unable to score, go- ing down under a 6-to-0 count. In the first 46 registered trapshooting Lee Meadows faced his old pals, the Cardinals, struck out 10 of them and won for the Phillies 3 "age number of tar- 8. It i# only a question of time when the Atlantic City trapshooting school, located Nd WELL, Now, LOOK AT THosE GIRLS — DO You SEE ANYTHING INDECENT IN THEM 7 Dad’s Auto Horn. [ ¢B— WHADD! TELL Nou? Twat aver f= HE'S POPULAR ALL 1} OF A SUDDEN! \ \\\ \ ly \ The Yanks had the time of their lives beating the White Sox 6 to 5 in a 10-Inning encounter, and failed to turn it the second time in the same number of frames, losing 3 to 5. George Dauss held the Red Sox "ROUND COAST LEAGUE BASES Yesterday's winnere—Salt Lake, Sacramento, Oakland, Los Angeles. ancther —By ALLMAN Dour You DARE sAve.mMe! IM WAITING FoR THe MFE GUARD~ HELP-HeLP: WERB OLIVIA TAKE MY HAND QUICK » rhe save You! {(T WOULD ‘TASTE QETTER IF ¢ Could WONK IT MYSELF! DAWGONE |] ( WELL ANY GUY WITH Le JO GALLONS’ IN HIS CELLAR 15 BOUND To BE POPULAR AINT HEP LIPTON’S SKIPPER LONDON, England, July 31.—W. P. Burton, vice president of the | ¥acht Racing association, and one | Of the best amateur ‘helrasmen if Great Britain, has been given full control of the arrangements to be made for Sir Thomag Lipton's Sham- | rock IV., as challenger for the Amer- ica's cup. Burton wil) sail the chal- lenger in the cup races. , C7), ey ip y wy VY Raymond walloped Issaquah for the second time this season Sunday, when it turned back its rivals, 8 to 1, Yi BASEBALL SCHEDULE Cincinnati is within half a game of the league's leadership in the Na- tional leacuée today. “Dutch” Neu- ther, former Northwestern league star, won another game for the Redy yesterday. National Leacue Boston at Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago, American League Chicago at Now York. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. St Louis at Washington, Const League San Francisco at Sacramento, Portland at Los Angeles, ‘Vernon at Oakland. Beattie at Salt Lake City. Pete Herman, bantamweight king, | will meet Jack Sharkey, of New York, in a ten-round, no-decision fight at Milwaukee, August 15. relish, Shaner & Wolff fell before the Sumner Iron Works, at Everett, Sun- day, 7 to 2. The Senators continued their bircoa-wdipiuinaumemnses deine A rally in the fifth inning netted the Oaks seven runs and won the game from the Tigers, 8 to 6, ‘