The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 14

MTT Anadel Amateur Series; Tilt to Be Staged Sunday Club Men Play South Park Crew at South Park; Here’s ‘Dope on Teams; South Park Holds One Win Over the ‘ Thompson and Davis Will Hurl in Big Go BY LEO H YME real baseball promises to be on tap Sun-| day, when the Anadel club and the Sduth Park aggregation mix in the final game of The Star's city amateur baseball series. The game will be staged at South Park,| and will get under way at possible to stage the game at the Seattle ball park, because the field has been reserved The finalists Sunday are the two surviv-| — ad Maid MY UNCLE CAT: EZRA; HES LosT ALL HIS you KNOW THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1919. YEH, WE PUT Hirt IN THE OLD MENS Hone TH’ Poor Nba iD Club Battles S |—_————_____ = Quartet of Stars in Big Mix . LASSEN 2:30, It was im- for the past week for another club. ing clubs of the 16 squads which started the | series a month ago. Navy Yard club an The Anadels beat the) d Alhambras, in turn, while} se South Park nine turned back the Steel Works and the} Wright teams, but lost to the Hibernians. They were) ally ruled out by the exec ded their protest against the Hibernians on the charge) the Hibernian hurler used a freak delivery, which was) utive committee of the deague. winner of Sunday's title melee will be given a big ’ int by Spaldings, and wil it the following week for the i pilots of the two clubs are 4 of first sackers, who have | fuckey, the slugging manager of @ Anadels, will.match wits against Ball” Thomsen, of the Park club, a familiar figure hwest diamonds. Davis, crack southpaw, will) } OM the bill for the club men and/ ‘Tiiompson, former Univer-| f of Washington luminary, will for the South Park nine. on is also portaider. Strike Out Artist showed a lot of class last | when he struck out eight J im succession, and had | colored boys on his hip after a| first inning. } Pitching a good brand of ball) and is in fine fettle. of the crack players of the| will be found in the lineup of | @ two squads The Anadel infield | t up of Bill Truckey, at first | the Riley brothers, around sec: | base, and “Widow” Pendleton look-in corner. In the out- id are Chittenden, Attleson, for- fer high school star, and McKnight. is an all-around player, who| for several seasons on the | Anne high school nine. the bat will be “Crab” Mc- ly, a hard-working receiver, held up Davis in good style Sunday. ‘the South Park club there are 8 many individual stars. Jorg: | who will don the big mitt) “the Southenders, is a ciasay| man, and the infield is made ‘Thomsen, on first base; Bill » second; Prato, third, and shertstop. Prafo is a well- Rown loca! player, who can hit the “Barr had trials with a couple thwestern league teams a few ago, and Bill Denny has been figure in city amateur base- Circles for several seasons. Crack Outfield In the outfield, the South Park will have Marriott in left field, “Rollie King in center, and Har. 84 Porrini in right field. Marriott & wallop in his stick, as does King will be remembered as the youngster who played the key- bag for Seattle in the old tu league last season. ‘A glance at this array of stars will a the fans that the city dia- d fued which comes to a climax 9 will bring out some good Armstrong and Carroll will handle indicators in Sunday’s title mix. cR & WOLFF CUBS © Shaner & Wolff tangles with the x B. Third Washington infantry at Woodland park Sunday. Henrich’s of the clothiers challenged the Alhambras to a which will be played off a THE SPORTING GOODS STOtE EER Ly) | Your “U” Games This Season Have been “doped” out ac- ing to the following “Be fater—and, by the way, rwin Miestnest says we sure have some fine 3 this jon. Det. 18—~"Service” team. hs 25—Whitman. wow. L—U. of Oregon. lov. $—Pacific Coast fleet. nkegiving—-U. of Call- fornia. J SPORTING GOODS STORE reciated 8 8 —YDip Ya i" Patronage Aj Playing ball around the Puget | 7 istrict for several years. Bil!) | | meet the Todd shipyard out- Puget Sound honors. Low Angeles Vernon Salt Lake City Sacramento 639| bee | ane The Star’s series Sunday. “*\teams of the Northwest. week from Sunday. The colored boys' manager of the Anadel club. threw the hooks into the Shaner ® club men. Wolff aggregation tn The Star's series to the tune of § to 6, and Hen-| rich is anxious to reverse the de-| Ee ‘Hunt to Call Out Gridiron — Team Monday |Many Vets Expected to Be | on Tap at Session MIKE WRIGHTS PLAY ALHAMBRAS Mike Wrights, ongof the strongest ball squads in the city, will mix with | the Alhambras, cOlored nine, at Lib | erty park Sunday at 4 p.m. Lowry | is expected to be on the mound for the cigar makers with Mooney pitch- | ing for the Alhambras. | Coach Hunt will call out Washing ton’s grid warriors for the first prac |tice of the season at Danny field Monday afternoon. About 35 candi dates are expected to answer the call. Assistant Coach Allison will be on the job at Washington Monday, He is a former pupil of Hunt's and be motoring beck to Seattle. played football at Carlton college for other loca! lightweight, ts| Several years, He is also a baseball and basketball star. past several months, Is reported to fight was ¥ eet in which Chet won about seven| There promises to be a host of vet rounds and yet the bout was called a|erans on tap for the squad this sea draw. Looks 1 ¥ wanted to make|#on and football prospects & card out of Wallace and couldn't SI¥8/ brighter at the “U" than they have * been in a long time Joe Biminich, Butte welter, would make! 5 Willi” trarekaune acai’ on an attractive opponent for Travie Devie| S4ndy Wick, formerly~center on of Everett, the new Coast weiter king. | the Washington team under Dobie, is . lexpected to return to school, He is Benny Leonard, world’ king, meets Lew Tendl newaboy, in Philadelph round route Septem round go with Ott the call of the gridiron. Irven Dailey, halfback; man and Ross Williams, quarter. back prospects; Ray Gardner, half, Ted Faulk, line; George Smith, end, and Charley Loge, center, are some of the veterans expected out Monday. Ray Eck field was eutweighed by 10 pounds, Frankie Tucker, former Seattle lght- bh according to reports from the South. have not day, as all of the men reached Seattle yet, Hillzabeth Tucker, tne onty girt boxing or in by i manager in the world, ie still handling |' 0 Ainamith; Mogridge ana Ruel PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20 Beore St, Louis Philadelphia Matteries: Wright and Col J, Walker. Ban Franciaco at Los Angetes. Seattle at Portland Vernon at Salt Lake. American L Cleveland at Washing! Chicago at Boston (two) Detroit at New York Bt. Loula at Philadelphia (two). NATIONS St. Louts > Philadelphia . PITTSBURG, Kept. Nehf and MeCarty; satterion 664) and #ehmiat ST, LOUIS, Kept. 20 St, Louis Washington Philadelphia ., Mowe and Adame herdell and Clemons "ROUND COAST BASES Yesterday's winners—Los An- geles, Sacramento, Vernon, Seat- tle. BOSTON, Sept. Chicago . Boston . tteries and Sch: ee i nd Schalk; Hoyt | WASHINGTON, sept. Cleveland ., Washington Batteries Barper, y,| Home runs—Spencer (Bees), Fisher a 6 | (Tigers), Blue (Beavers). 48 * ; Shaw, A run in the seventh won Angels over the Seals, 3 to “Ragby Plicher ena th PiboL ,| Fisher's cireuit clout in th alg Tl TR $ 644 ol enth stanza weored three runs and NEW YORK, Sept ARIA NAO ES RY ORE EI Batteries: Boland, Cunningham and| the Tigers squelched the Bees, 7 to 5 Let’ ‘s Ko eat at Boldts—uptown,| ‘The Yippers bagged another 4414 3d Ave.; downtown, 918 2d Ave.” Win from the COMUICGHS, 01 CETTE ‘ (1) Ray McKnight, Anadels, outfield; Truckey, manager Anadels; Thompson, pitcher, South Here’s a quartet of stars who will prance thru their paces when the the field against the South Park nine on the South Park field in the final game of | “Tippy” Thompson, who hurled for the University of Washington a couple of years ago, will be on the mound for the South Park boys. are | working in a local shipyard now,| .| but it is doubtful if he can resist) The squad is expected to grow each |* as the quarter/and Thu does not open until the first of next | ‘sneed It is the little things in life (2) MeGillicudy, Park. catcher, Anadels; (3) WHAT DID you PuT Hirt Anadels take | Ray McKnight is an outfielder by trade and has played with all of the leading| McGillicudy is a hard working catcher, and Bill Truckey is the! He plays first base and is the clean-up hitter for the| Senwinainon 13 PROVES JINX TO CUE ARTIST; GILROY RUNS 12 Missing his 13th billiard by a hair, Johnny Gilroy, local three-cushion crack, made a run of t Brown & Hulen’s partors in a game with Her. bert Berg yesterday. His 15th shot would have given him the game with an unfinished run of 13. It is the highest run recorded at the Second ave. parlors In a long time, Johnny won the game, 25 to 5. — ‘Tank Records || in Danger in | Pool Session | ‘State Swim Meet Billed for! Crystal Pool Next Thursday Northwestern tank records are due Thursday when the! swimmers of the state com paneer meet billed Over 30 y Coach 1 team, ries have been received Donald Vickers of the| who is staging the af Spokane, the local Y. M. C. A.,| Yakima and Tacoma are some of the stronger teams entered. Entry lists | close today George and Francis McKay, fast swimmers from Spokane, prom- |ise to make the going rough for the Chartey Norman, now head ot the | ther sprint performers Mitrie Konowaloff, star of the lo. boys’ department at the ecal aaso~ elation, will soon leave the “¥" te |cal tank squad, will make a mighty Jeffort to me’ coast | take up the extension work of the Organization on Queen Anne hill. r Norman F |mark in the quarter-mile swim. ning extension bureaus| The rest Of the local squad have | ne of the city, Wea) been making good time in practice | retary of the Univer-| ang ‘ - | and promise to make the going tor-| rid for the other teams in the race t# pl of Bverett Harry Witham. Ppot ming Inet ppointe . A Friday at| fan wotion will MELEE FROM MACK CREW PORTLAND, Sept. 20.—-Seattle finally broke their long losing streak when they nosed out the Portland | Bi rs here yesterday in the third fame of the series, 9 to 7. Brenton | was on the hill for the Seattle “y" | It was the first game that Se 1 up by the) has won in the last ten starts. Seattle AB. TR. H, PO n Wednenday Regular eymnasivm cinsses are in full swing at the association of the two new ing he 1 1 ° Brenton, p *Bigbeo Williams, p 0 Totals *Hatted for 4 Brenton AB. 3 olehth, H, PO, Cia ‘ Portian Speus, rf Wisterail, ab Schaller, if Malael, ¢ 1 that make us happy IMPERIALES MOUTHPIECE CIGARETTES are created for pleasure—to give a man a rich smoke and a mild smoke, a pure smoke jseauie |” | Portland and a good smoke—they fill |’ F ren the bill always. | SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 20. ‘Goat Lavin and Jack tee 10 for 13¢ | as a The John Bollman Co. Branch goat's” friends say he was in poor mdition, Jimmy Darey was Manufacturers hard for Al Norton, but win awarded @ 60-50 decision, ‘Totals 3 Batted for Jones in eighth innings 6 10002800 fought to a draw line MASCOTT AND | rounds to a draw her | was a good battle WA WA a Natrona Re \ BECAUSE HE'S (nM THE OLD MEN'S Hore For ? outh Park for Amateur City Ball \ bibs i \y » ek \ Ne NARA \ _Atwond ARN \ Title ee ae TOKYU Dy LEOH LASSEN After the present amateur city baseball series is decided the managers of all the semi-pro teams in the city are to be called to- gether to lay plans for The Star's league which will be run off next season. This year the players formed their own organization and operated their own league. The 1920 league will surely profit from the mistakes of the present campaign. There have been many mistakes made in the games played thus far, but the league was handicapped by lack of time. After all, this year’s title is a small thing, as each team only had one chance, and the best team in the world is likely to have an off day now and then. Next year The Star hopes to maintain and operate « bigger and better league thru which amateur baseball in the elty will be put on a plane + before attained. It’s up to the players to make the league & success because without them it is impossible for the league to operate, Here's a chance for ‘the local amateurs to put them- selves over solid, and it's up to them to avail themselves of the opportunity. For the past several seasons amateur baseball in Seattle has been dormant and has been on the verge of “kicking the backet.” While The Star's series did not get under way until the first of September there has been more real interest in amateur baseball in the city during the past month than there has been tn the last neveral years. In this the league has been very successful. Good baseball has been the regular line of diamond fare offered by the clubs in the series and the city fans and the players them- selves are now awakened to the possibilities in local amateur sport. Election of the University of Washington gridiron captain will be held some time shortly before the first game of the season, according to Darwin Meisinest, manager of athletics at the uni- versity. Three duly elected captains are in school this year and will turn out for the team—Ervin Dailey, Ross Williams and George Smith being the men. It seems as if Smith, elected to pilot the 1917 eleven, but who left school for the front, has an edge on the others for the Job, but it is up to the players themselves to decide who shall lead them. There is absolutely no chance of the 0. A. C-Washington break being patched up this season, says Meisinest, as Washington couldn't make the trip South at the time the game was scheduled, because they wouldn't pay him enough money, is on his way to the Pullman eleven across the mountains shortly before the time scheduled for the 0. A. C. tilt. If the aggies came here this year it would mean that Washington played 0. A. C., Oregon and Cali- fornia away from home in 1: Good second sackers are scarcer than a $5 pair of shoes in the Coast league this year. Marty Krug, the Sait Lake keystone guardian, stands head and shoulders above the other second base men of the league. Grover of Onkiand didn't play long enough this season out here to demonstrate his real class; Crandall of San Francisco flivvered; Wares of Seattle isn't any too strong; Ken- worthy was given the gate by the Angels; McGaffigan of the Sacs has played mediocre ball all year; Fisher of Vernon is just a fair ball player, and Paddy Siglin of Portiand has been playing away below form. There won't be much puzzling when it comes to picking an All-Coast second baseman this season. Here's a tip for the nimrods. Get acquainted with the what, when and where of hunting in the state before you start out on your trips. Information can be obtained at Piper & Taft's or from the state game commissioner. It's. better to know before one finds * oneself in the hoosegow for breaking laws one doesn't know about. Judges of the present day aren't very easy with those “who didn’t know they couldn't do it.” With the winter boxing season getting inder way in all of the cities of the Northwest It is hoped that the new city boxing commission, which has been appointed by the city and county police officials to supervise the game here, will be able to get together soon so as to allow Seattle fans to have their ring sport. There is a lot of good ring talent in this part of the Coast and Seattle fans are anxious to see the boys in action again. Let's go: atrlets in the western part of the ose. The Goat Lake pri mish county, and all of ty, in the Washington national for. est, are closed. Hastern Washington also forbida the hunting of goat ington, to be definite—is found some of the best trout angling of the year. Lake Washing- hooting t# open in ail home with nice y hington from 1 to points are two of the several favored epota, and Whatcom, and Chinese pheasants tn Clallam, Kitsap, Skamania and Whatcom ty have forsaken counties, time beng, and Many of the frater their fly rods for the have taken to the row boat and trolling g and gamey salmon, which | now In the harbor, From 12 to 40 are some of the spec which | To land | one « ackle is the | big Kame, supplying thrills galore, Step | out o1 early morning when the 4 wee the bunch that is playing this game, ISSAQUAH TO PLAY TAYLOR CLUB SUNDAY Seattle fans will witness Sunday what promises to be one of the most hotly contested ball games between | semi-pro teams that has taken place} this year. | This game is the outgrowth of an intense rivalry between the Issaquah {and Taylor teams, Each team has | won two of the four games played | together and the game Sunday is to To the fellows figuring on going out decide the championship and the winner of a $400 purse that has been after mountain hie year, 1¢ will be! posted for this game. The managements of both teams) | have agreed upon the men they will | play and upon other conditions of | | the game and everything is set for THOMPSON IN \a hara fight. EVEN SCRAP ,..°°" Taylor and Issaquah will ve a large bunch of fans at the| PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 20.—Billy | game and the rooters of each town Mascott of Portland and Georgie strongly behind its team, Thompson of Los Angeles boxed ten last night. It A draw decision was agreed upon before the fight if both scrappers were on their feet at the end of the bout, due to the fact that Thompson failed by eight and one-half pounds to make the 116 BUSH LEAGUE STAR pounds weight. But the agreeme Mutt Wilson of Charleston appears wasn't vessary for Mascott held|to be the big noise among all pitch: his own despite the handicap. Jers in the South Atlantic league. He After ten hard rounds of battling | pitches both ends of double-headers, with Stanley Willis, Peter Mitchie | turns in low-hit’ gamex, swings his won an unpopular decision which the | bat against the ball now and then crowd didn't 1 to like a bit and is generally regarded as pretty Freddie Anderson won aft near a whole team in himself. rounds of mixing with Kid I Report has it that the Cleveland | mmy Ge n was given a decision Ame “an league club has si er Eddie Britt at the end of five) him, along with Outfielder Archdea, rounds, leon and Catcher Dennis, pou tu The South F ork of. the Snoqualmie th B | ond, in reported time, The stream is low and clear, the Skokomish river, over near and clear, and they flee und salmon’ ages. The Fame will be played at Lib erty park at 2:30 p,m. |CLEVF! AND SNARES N Mullen Clan Angel Squad Stranger Things Have Hap-- pened in Baseball; Other News Seattle knocked Salt Lake's chances for the pennant higher |than the cost of living on the local lot, a few weeks ago, when the Si- | Washes smeared the Bees five times jin nine starts. Dopesters are pointing this out to the wise ones who are figuring that Los Angeles will cinch the pennant here next week, when the league leaders play the locals | While Seattle has the worst team in the world on the road, the squad plays like a different club on the | home real estate, and local fans are | looking for the Siwashes to give | the leaders a battle in the series that opens here Wednesday, Los Angeles is hitting up a fast clip and is making hay while the Tigers are having their troubles in Salt Lake City. The worst part of it, for the Tigers, is that they |have to play the Bees again next |week, meeting Herr's crowd for eight games in the Tigers’ lair. |Herr's crew has something on Es- |sick’s Tigers, and they may prove to be the stumbling block to the | Tigers’ fond pennant hopes. Los Angeles must make the trip up the Coast for one week's play with the locals. They then return to the South, where they will play the Tigers in the final and crucial series of the season. The Tigers |will have an edge on the Angels if |the clubs are even when they start | that last week's series, because the | Angels’ road trip won't help their | play any While Los Angeles is doped to win every game of the series from the locals, they didn’t do it the first time they visited this meck of the tall uncut. Not by a long shot They were pretty lucky to break even in six games. Baseball is a funny game, and Wade Killefer and his Angels don’t want to bank too heavily on win- * ing in & walk from the Seattle crew. Eddie Herr did, and we knocked his pennant hopes kicking, even beat- ing his star hurler, Gould, three times in a week. WHERE THE TEAMS PLAY Vernon entertains Salt Lake City; San Francisco plays host to Oakland, and Portland will be the guest of the Sacramento club next week, while the Angels are playing in Seattle. In the following week, which will close |the season, Vernon plays Los An- geles, Sacramento plays here, San Francisco journeys to Portland, ana Salt Lake and Oakland tangle at | Oakland, GOOD-BYE, BLEACHERS There won't be any right field bleachers next year if the plans of Chief Brewster and his gang are worked out, Jim is planning to build grand stand seats right where the right-field bleachers are now, New exits and ticket windows also are to be built, The work will cost in the neighborhood of $7,500. noluaive, except quail | LOCALS DOOMED in San Juan, Clarke, Jefferson, Snohomish | TQ BASEMENT 2 | | While Seattle fans will stick by the ship until the last man is put out, it looks like a hopeless task to try to drag out the local squad from the wilderness of the basement of the league. The Siwashes had a regular nightmare of a road trip, and it takes a real optimist to kid himself into believing that we will beat Port- land out of seventh place, TO FLIP FOR OPENER NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—A flip of the coin Monday will decide the bat- tlefield for the first conflict of the world’s series between Cincinnati and Chicago. Fifth at University SONG REVIEWS MUSIC MOTION PICTURES WHILE YOU DANCE EVERY NIGHT —also— The Best School of Dane- ing Instruction in the city is maintained in connection. Beginners’ classes Monday's at 7 pom, MayHammer—