The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1919, Page 12

PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR-—WEDNESDAY, AUGUS 1919. f \ i A ew. AvAuldoadubad RRR \ at ee ewe yy o Oe CSS RS \ 4 a ¢ c => \s TOLER By LBOH.L ASPEN that Pat Moran of Cincinnati is a great baseball 5 ss, it was the army training at Camp Lewts that made . r, former Northwestern league star, the hurler , says Captain Cook, director of athletics at Camp Lewis. “When Keuther came to camp he bad the idea that be was somebody great bees was Reuther, th says the captain, “but it didn’t take the r just Walter Reuther, private, among 50 and the army training and discipti Dutch’ a grea pitcher. “Reuther has worlds of ability and is as strong as a young horse, but it wasn't until after the army trained him to take care of himself that the best in him was be t out I remember one day whe uther was pitehing against the shipyard team here after that 20inning game at the Vic rnival, He refused to piteh after the umpire had calle couple of plays that he didn’t like. The Lewis team was leaving for the South er that gs 1 gave Reuther just 30 se a private to get back into the game or back to Camp saluted, went back to his place and pitched great ball “Reuther is just a big kid and with his new confidence and the lessons of army training he should develop one of the best pitchers in the ntry.” dake Abel, the Pacific Coast welterweight king, who is at Camp Lewis, is anxious to fight again, according to ¢ n Co who was a Seattle visitor yesterday “dake is not a flashy boxer, but he knows the game,” says the captain. “He is anxious to get back into the ring again, He has been teaching some of the boys the finer points of the game at camp lately and is in great condition.” Leeal fans remember Abel as the boxer who lifted Marric Lax’ crown at the Arena here, y be given a bout here in the near future. He would be a good opponent for Travie Davis, the Everett ring man. Speaking of Davis is a reminder that Seattle fans have been promised a peek at him several times, but something has always prevented his showing here. He was billed for the Mother Ryther benefit affair, but was unable to come down for the bout because of an injury to his nose le was also ned once to fight Jimmy Storey, but the mateh fell thru. Davis is a good fighter and is at least new. Seattle fans want to see someting mew in the fight game. Charley Mullen will make good as a manager in the Coast league if his record in the-army is any criterion, according to Captain Cook, under whom Charley worked while in the army service at Camp Lewis. “Mullen is a conscientious worker,” says the captain, “and while not a flashy performer, he has something on top of his shoulders beside his cap. He will have the men playing for him, which is 99 per cent of the game.” Jimmy Hoff, a welterweight, is the latest boxing phenom to be developed in Camp Lewis, according to Captain Cook. “He is willing worker and would make a lot of Seattle boys step lively, says the captain. There are very few boxers left in Camp Lewis, says Cook, as there are but 3,000 men in camp now. Earl Conners, a feather. weight; Eddie Quinn, « lightweight; dake Abel, welterweight, and Jimmy Huff just about complete the list. “The Camp Lewis baseball team wants Saturday and Sunday games with some of the fast Seattle squads,” says Cook. “Local team managers can line up games with Lieut. Willard Hanson of the Camp Morale bureau.” Managers of the senior semi-pro. clubs of the city are asked to meet Tuesday night at Spaldings’ store to consider plans for a city baseball championship series. The meeting is called for 7:30. Interest in boxing is increasing with leaps and bounds lately, says Ad Schacht, who is teaching the ring game at Austin & Salt’s gymnasium. Ad has a class of young fellows every Saturday morn ing that numbers 15 and has a large delegation of regulars who come in every day for the training. “Boxing is the greatest exercise in the world,” says Ad, “and while, perhaps, one fellow out of every 100 who come here for lessons ever become fighters, they are put into condition and know how to handle themselves in self defense at least.” Willie Meehan’s fight with “ * La Rue, the Oakland heavy- weight at the Bay City, will be watched with interest by local fans. Mechan is billed to battle Ole Anderson, the Tacoma man, here next Wednesday. If Meehan gets the raspberry tonight the local pro- moters can just about cancel that order for the Golden Gate fat man. If Meehan wins he will undoubtedly be « big card here be- cause he is funny, if nothing else. He is one of the freaks of the ring, winning two decisions over Jack Dempsey, altho both of the verdicts smelled strangely of San Francisco, according to reports from the ringside. Anderson will go up against an experienced man. Chet Mcintyre, who fought Mechan here a couple of y ago, is training Anderson for this mix. Clay Hite, who is prom the show, is lining up the rest of his card. If the city billard tournament is held, as proposed by Brown & Halen, let's have it run off in big league style. Players will be graded and three tournaments held. The best plan is to hold one meet at a time, because otherwise the tourney would lag. Each player should deposit an entrance fee, to be returned when his match was played off, but to be forf Time limit for the playing of each re all matches not played within the limit should be forfeited. money forfeited should be turned over to the fund for the pur chase of prizes for the winners. In this way the tourney can be run off in real fashion, The new courts at the Seattle Tennis club out at Firloch are a big disappointment, as ¢ nd are slip pery. The players have hard work keeping their footing California real asphalt is pat in for tourney play, “The asphalt swept stopped long by rain,” says Gardner, “Of course the real asphalt ourts are expensive, four courts in San Francisco costing $10,000." AR’S BICYCLE Saturday, August 30th, 1919 I hereby make application for entry in the Bicycle Race Full name (write clearly) Addres Year of birth ........665 . Month I am pupil of the School Check races desired to enter 9 mile 16 years or under Stock bicycle 6 miles, 14 years or under. Stock bleycles, I, the undersigned parent or guardian of the above boy, give my permission for him to participate in the ve races, Signed (Fill out the t al bring same to the “Bicycle Race Editor” of the Sea Entries close August 27th) NO en | 5 a yr 7 _ — T ‘ray Hey you’ How DID I HAVE HAD NO Beer “NO BUT An ORGAN GRINDE \ FoR 7M YGET THAT WAY on LIQUOR! NOT A DROP GUST PLAYED " DOwM WHERE TH |] Goop a 2.75 BEER’ > ‘ ; (wo?) WORTZ BURGER FLOWS” AND vy \ Days’ /'U/, > _—s ap MENT TQ-— . ao 4 Hy HEAD! — * CAL. RACOUET All Is Not Gloom When Carl Is Around MEN TO MIX er a ; i aire ; IN BIG MEET e rama | ona ne College Ii tt oon in the nals |, J The month wag hamplonship In the other mat p « ts were out for {yg the Australian team of I od be practice, and at fire: Patterson was to meet r Uee a huge form Alexander and ‘ ] « . rom © outfield, tween William M. Johne r be fi Old tems ence J. Griffin v ¢ KE. Me greeted them enthumiantiealy, play o ne tourne t e win: | began, “to t © again mateh or ‘ x nded, noting the cer IL defending ear i ats, ut sia , SMITH HURLS SEALS ne remarot, MO TO SHUT-OUT VICTORY °"","p" game of a th. -_ 4 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug recently 4 this simple action ching Ught ba Cane vith C ne old Jefir’ ‘olumbu: P i Ms the series b efor meveral yi oe ia fan Francis: Vee. DEFEND RING TM sonty| + . 5 : r ean; rete SACRAM stock atunte tn] oes i Rare Areas | KILLEFER WINS GAME Sovtnern chttornay meyeredeatslagatoee i — WITH HOME RUN SWAT teects sonnny Petter be 108 ANGELES Aug. 13 Ran the same ca are: ing out a home run in the fourth illams ve. Young Gregory; ® frame with two men on the paths, | Blue vs. F arcia; Red ie uot , cc: Seattle Club Gardner and How Coast any at, Abele ca | oat Se Ss ull im wet weather ‘ a) Clubs Stand“; : ~ covsnetite'siteese4'| Laying Plans | Allen to Mix ~ at nee tl ce price of a sport extra, he stole first TI 1 : Sieh Wha aah eee the. eae The batteries: Gould ar the Welsh welterweight Saat, the onty time (he: ste F N Y I N. M | Les Aussies ) ‘est | Pittery and Bassler : acquitted in Monmouthshire merisutinvanw mane KO Newrear In Net Melee 2°i:< . = tne os the -teees ea On the next he te * Whe ad When you think of advertis | - bani off one —_— eneine BathollS 1 whiff back madly and sli > first. It ing, think of The Star. Let's go eat at caused a long wr but the umpe |tet_ hmm tay Mullen After Infielders and Van Kuran and Smith Bill-| a 1 a1 8 1414 3d Ave; downtown, 8 tune in goon’ Pitchers; Try Out Young- | ed Today; Wabraushek tog ax ouch) —— gters; Vernon Today Beaten; Net Results « with @ bang-up ex ibition in the field,” he says + ene i President Hickey, of the American] While the club will be in there,| Carl Gardner, the California net association, is also an enthusiast for! renting for eve ©, Seattle | Star, will meet Marshall Allen, Seat the fun stuff. ps we. pac iy: 206 os Ue junior luminary, in the big match He has a box full of trick balls and | /\M* Must not expect too much i) of today's seasion of the Washing Oo bats for comic stunts, but association |: npr a victor nn Se chatinkaaehies et te! fans never see them club ie practicaily honsleasty |1ch- Gardner has not had to ex : ar, and while Char nd himself yet, wh Allen has ” he anid , 1 but one hard match, “Doc $peidel giving him a battle When Mansell: Smith and Van raha Kuran meet today another good The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette ‘ 2 lng table en orders | match should be on tap as the win-| ie © Mullen to try out young players! no, is favored to reach the semi: | from now on, In an effort to size up finals | Scoreboard | some talent for next year, Seattle! 2 wt sushek fell before Me-| ' could not hope for ‘ete hambatt | Gill, the Winnepeg star, in three sets | Beats Them All! The New league baseball firet AMERICAN LEAGUE as it takes time to get yesterday. Bob won the firs ' a strong a gregation together. a rong = 7-5, but the visitor came k in the} “TEA-FOIL” P CK E start for next season, the fans | Mat two sets and won easily, 6-1 A A G can expect a much stronger aggre | ©! | gation than the one that represents| Jack Wright of Spokane also fea It’s soft and pliable—decreases in size as the te this year |tured the play yesterday with tobacco is used —tobacce does not cake in the Manager Mullen te not satisfied} Win over Pringle of Tacoma, 63 with the team as it now stands, He| %7) 63 Lys ~ no digzing it out with the fi is after « couple of infielders, an out YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Keeps the tobacco in even better condition er and a corps of pitchers Men's Singtes than tin. Now, don’t you owe it ude Thomas and Elmer Reiger| Wright defeated Gilman 6-2, 6-2 are the only pitchers who are deliv. |fenne defeated Vander Las 6-2, 6-2: Me ‘ to yourself to buy a package and ering worth talking about. Ernie | Millan beat Hamlin eo give Tuxedo a trial?—Not quite as Schorr may do. Regan and G 1) 6-4, Gardner beat Loe by 6 : ven't shown much, and I Kuren beat Lewis 4-6, 6 ; much tobacco as in the tin, but— » wax pounded hard in his first | beat Pyle by default start in a ce of weeks Monday ; Wright beat } i Pringle 6-2 Mansel-Smith beat | We'll Say So Crus by Jefault; Williame beat Little 6-4 1] {n the world, because the season is | yeat Crawford 6-0, 6-0; Kolstad beat Loe everoid and the strongest teams | by default sehang | are driving hard for | Men's Doubles Pringle and Burrill beat Cruz and NATIONAL LEAGUE oe , Won t : 1 fans may think T am | Carpenter « H manage the team,” | ner and who tn ra of age, &* #4 only use them around the bush league ¥ Hert 0 years old i! #mith and Wab ik beat Gray considered a veteran of the game, | Green 6-2, 6-2 I was in the majors for five years Mixed Doubles and tried hard to pick up all the|_ ™ and Richards beat Mra baseball I could from Frank Chance, © eminem bond Won Kid Gleason, Jimmy Callahan and , i A singh reed the other big fellows I played under. and Van Kurn beat Mra. Campbell and test | Roger Bresnahan, manager of ‘Tole. | Hesketh €-2, 6-1; Mies Fording and Dur doin 1917, taught men tot about {Till beat Misa Lambuth and Vander Las 6-1 the gan in baseball a man £0 Sor pase m may be # good servant, but| Mullen 4 ammy by any means; | 6-1) EChaity Pre it usionally blows up its master 8 © product, a University | wi, r Pring! fi For Pive a CicA® 2 n boy and [THE SPORTING GOODS STORE Vernon Today is aot Meare tetan 6-4, 6-3, Mullen led the club to its first ‘s Doubles series’ win that the team has won Mra n a long time. Today the big test | > poll) « will come, when the Siwashes will ae ain tak play host to the Vernon 1 sin aompreand Pick Up Your Boat Jf t' first came of the series, in which | goijg,thedule for today's matches Is ax the Tigera hope to jump back into sioll va, Miaw AL and Walk— first place. The Tigers should win |! orang ‘and Turrili vs. Miaa ry game on the dope, but if Green and a re, Graham i dhe teed Ahdier doe° dhe Thomas and Reiger can hurl the | teeta Ben WLU: “papere’—the tightest; man with a “King Folding is and of bre tiger bays during the Mra Breas aterninip nak ee er thinnest, strongest, and best in all Boa re ae Nyniie Wecsee seh Mian Eltiott the world, make a wonderful Tuxedo Any nald va, Mee Bees are playing a crucial series in | ing vs. Mrs. Graham; McMillan vs. 4 out to some lake and find the South, If the Tigers can clean | Steen rrafts? Then is when the break even, the Jungle tribe> will Q 8 move into first place unmolested z= Han MeMilland ve. 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