The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1919, Page 20

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1919. HEARD, B8OUT IT VEQY TUCH INTERESTED’) AT ALL IN THIS CLD WORLD TREAT Mag « ne CHEESE EVEN “TH DOG CATCHER 'S 7REAT NEMS v i" { ! v ne ‘ + STOPPED | ; r (éienore ok | 4 ’ CHAS (NG pa peas ¥ : ae) 5 ; z «2 Ay L ne (" y ‘ ; 3s wide = | Port N.. J ee eae Je! va ; (Semi-Finals. a aig Se ” — Sees Reached in * Court Meet MEARS ABOvr TOLY By | a) dQ LBOH.LASPEN Fae! ‘6 ‘ 191%. ate net king Aigneapoli¢,, in Seattle has been unfortunate this season in letting go I players only to see them take a new lease on life h some other club in the league. This should be taken to before the Seattle club puts thru any deal for the e of “Biff” Schaller, who is holding down the left d berth on the Siwash lineup during the absence of amy Walsh. Schaller was to be sold to Portland, but ’s injury held up the deal. Schaller has been hitting ball right on the nose lately and he is an experienced it player who has several good years of baseball left in system. The big fellow was out of the game last year @ hasn't played regularly lately. To let him go to Port+ d only to see him cut loose like some of the other ball have who used to receive their mail here, would be d of rubbing it in. It would be a different thing if er was an old man, but he is far from thru as a ball player and the Seattle lineup isn’t bristling with any extra ifield class that any one can notice. j 1 Meave NATIONAL LEAGUE Defeating Carl Gardner, the crack Californian, in ight sets yesterday practically assured Mansell-Smith, Australian, of the Washington state title again. Smith wed the high honors of the state last year and is in way to win it again. Smith has lost but very few matches while he has played here, winning con- ly. He lost in the city and Seattle Tennis club but has come thru this session with his usual ig game. Smith does not play a particularly brilliant but is steady. He is a great placement player and d Gardner, who is a driving player, to change his es to careful play and Smith walked off winner. With ane, Burr, Verley and Wright still in the lists, the favors the 1918 champion t to repeat. inais in all events will be played Saturday This ts 1 | Vernon with Bob Meusel, the crack who is due for a trial w York ks in the o1 of the itters developed and he ts also in the field. Mick King and Al Sommers wilt meet In a 1Sromnd contest at Aber dren, Wash., September 11 BROOKLYN, Avg. 16 : sti | . me Camp Lewis is scheduled to play host to the Crystal! “Shoeless” Joe Jackson and his big bat have been a _ ne ans ol 4:8 he 2 we a 6 16 and Toxine comm - and Tacoma swimming teams in a triangular meet to big factor in the success of the Chicago drive for the) ,.2 . ; xa ranres theld at American lake Saturday. The Pool squad is | American league pennant this year. He is hitting around ‘on sr.' reat, Ge ETON. Avg. 36 hipere hemes weeite staietes See ee d to win the session. jthe . 340 mark, the A uitie for | " <a ¢ 487 1 | Gompie-neager nystpongd; rain veelanl, she. wil ale ite - “If Cunnha, the Hawaiian star, was still in camp, Let's go buy Boldt’s wat wae stack him up against the whole outfit,” ple Wy " ak be uae eee sna try, Uptown, 114 3d. Ave; down eS ee Cook, the athletic director of the camp, when he was oca S pi Yf es - ia ea ae ‘town, 913 2d" Ave. | fast ao lightning. attle the other day. “That old boy could sure travel Yi F - the water. He is in California now, where he expects nter competition soon.” | ope; Wi n Ernie Schorr, Seattle hurler, who started the season the elt te ce crew, tells this.on Bill Rumler, the big} Close Battle teat Be “Oni 4M aie ie we — ga le Francisco, Rumler | frat as = sine myself went down to ‘Spider’ Kelly’s place, and soon a Siwashes Han seid enka dolena cake hae bunch of patrons started walking around Bill's chair,! ve ongh . | egg went for twe'tage ls the ahtht kind of funny and whispering in low tones. igers 0 eating; Pete Lapan stone “Bill walked over to Kelly and asked him what the big Hit Ball Hard action was, and Spider told him that he had given the the tip that Bill was Jack Dempsey. -— ‘Why, you look just like the knock-em-dead-and-drag-| “How Coast ut king,’ laughed Spider. srinhs- ond singié.tn tear opae Bill does resemble the present champion somewhat in Clubs Stand | is, as he is a big fellow, tipping the beam around 200 s ki Geass soughy' at contre bio, 3 OY Ga A ds, and his hair is curly, just like Dempsey’s, and his 3 Won tast. pet.| Im culteran peolerday. "Frau te from 7 ‘ y analeaen tures show a slight resemblance. \y oi tine “valley “Ieague,’” Sweat pitched ‘ yy _. “But Bill didn’t think it was very funny, and beat it |® x the gang asked him to demonstrate, with his dukes, 22”. to give them his photograph. ‘ “Fat” La Rue, the Oakland heavyweight, kidded Willie h of San Francisco out of the decision the other tht when they battled at Oakland, according to reports the South. La Rue is a good boxer and Willie fooled ° found with him until he was outpointed. Willie will box | tainier ave. yesterday, by } Seattle fans next Wednesday night, when he takes the powerful Vernon Tiger « Anderson, the Tacoma heavyweight. If Meehan |‘?,* '" * YeTy satisfactory gam id been knocked dead Wednesday it would have been out Varnes started out like Seattle “gh question to have put him on with Anderson here,|was in for the usual Tiger massa" as it is, Willie will still show. 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Bunched hits by | d the Seals here yesterday, s| ‘ied the score in the ninth sr Lapan, Murphy and French scored 2 The score: RH. §E.|'day by scoring three runs but winning marker in the next|* Relmento .....%.. $15 aiesereer” shoved over the winning so vara ee counter in the 11th frame and beat| Vernon proved a: & ¥e 4 */the invaders in the second start of| seventh, when Edin ‘The batteries: Piercy and Cook; |the series here yesterday 7 to 6 scored on a cc uch, Bromley, Baum, Dimock and) ‘The score: R. oH. B,| Brenton tigh |Oakland .... .6 10 erous in the doubled and misplays, but | { and kept the vist from the plate for the — | Portland 7 12 3) rest of the matinee. 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