The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1919, Page 14

TH’ MORE T MAKE TH’ More ‘ ~ THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1919. OMD WHEN T CASH IN T Some « ONT AIN'T NO SAY Y oung Hector end Anderson n Even Bout ‘ery Gillum Draws With au; Casey Wins With a K. 0. y LEO H. LASSEN as a young kitten, ¥ fought a draw with Ole the Tacoma heavyweight Main event of the Salvation Smoker at the Arena, dast Tt wasn't a good fight, be rman showed the stuff first time they fought acted like a little kid thru: | Melee, and Anderson got) Chin too, at the end of the bout peoie Mh was the aggressor thruout The limit be five bird t and kept coming all of the ¢ - ny en ee Y) By BARL A. PRY partaking of the sport that fas chmtes and offers reer Next Wed hunting as allowed by nm, Indeed, ts th on confining t wnty al with the av i the shoot rk which the ng An in ating in the are to opm and Yunga In Yakima € % and w ws the 18th ne ph n partridge nty . up ” Phureday to and D anante rmer ye Tul, hetnein The regular the Rporte will be held and Com had the edge in the , but Hector warmed up ask and jabbed his way to & With good use of his left in the | interest a cing therein a laree brought here from i. Further plan of this preserve and the new birds w be taken up at the Wednesday me Farmer, the Northwest could have licked both OF and Anderson in the same B the way the bis fellows were last night he draw verulict win ting was well ac Sportaman. Washington State tion, the Oregen other made tte wp: in publishing a Draws Gillam Barrieau butted Harry Bim the head in en early round |!" publi i go in the semiwindun but} ‘Tne publication te the only one of ite held the slugging Canadian | kind in the western part of the United . It] States. The support already given is by te of the handicap. It] ies, srcemen vet the West! assures “Z bout with Barrieau Carry: | coming publication. It covers all brauches of the fight. of outdoor sports caused ty labor # river to upper Snoqu ake Crescent tmie vatley nine open up to the beat of the ¥ and i» plan for the at house just bet Taking the troll fine dintribute the br: sfficial publication, ae ember the Western Sports: | mas. used a short left well, uu did most of his pun his right hand. Gillum Barrieau by many ‘and had a big advantage in were a lot of gloves fly- in the alr when Harry ttle lightweight, tangled r Wagner in the third card. Wagner was sub- Jack Allen, of Portland, to show up for the bout up against a tough bat night, because Wagner @ crouch position and from the floor with his left Casey, however, battered Portiander and Wagner count in the third round. enough hard wallops to ‘ordinary battleship. Casey's! | With the army fn France | » ‘tough figher out of him and te a lot of trouble for local Gage Wins | Gage fiung a mean pair of | i Curley Valencourt's face | ars $ four rounds, and the car- | \\"? Hghtweight was given | nic Over Curley at the end of rounds. Rogers, local weiter, had with Eddie Ross, a new- who was substituted for|™ iy Ronda, who says he missed | Quen trom at from Bremerton, in the | last accounts Morrissey w “Bout. Ross didn’t know |™* | was after Frankie crack- nme q ‘The Fart Baird-Joe G nett & couple of times in, the | schaduied tar Millweukee, Ore. tase was stop, ¥ f Deen Indefinit ‘Hulen, one of the boxing | peart ee aoe beet completed after Ross got 4) The go Is scheduled to travel i rounds. Chet Meclotyre’s fight quarters has become the meces of followers. He bas = outfitted with first quarters. | / regular place | lg Ita too bad couldn't fight that in fea! “Roud” ie on Murphy his trip Jack Thompaog the big negro heary- | weight, ! ‘Thompeon is of the Yweights in the country, He | Cowler of Engiand in Oakiand the other night, | Morrie Lux-Travie Davis for Tacoma In two weeks ha: mix the This © fight | the » down Lee Morriasey, the Salt Lake tight ht, in wanted to box on the Service| > amok This would be good bout for Meatt fans. The boys are the anme build and the same type of fighters—the stug- | ing kind that should make it « bear of| & fight. chdt was the third man with George Olson and on acting as judges. the Jast bout “Wee” Coyle, Washington gridiron “tar, the Salvation Army @ captain in the A. E Was wounded in action. A Money was raised by s0- in the Arena before the|« for the home fireside. | Putte, Mont., is becoming one of th beat fight centers in the West. “Hpud’* Murphy, fan Francisco heavyweight heen offered several scraps there, ame is good around the Golden Murphy beat it back to the Grape [state to get In on the big medals after [bis mix with Farmer Thuraday night | - 3 Parmer wit meet Yous| LIGERS TAKE fe inoe of Austin sea Sate) LT AIRD MELEE show of Austin and Salt to| at the Crystal pool. ‘ Will go on the card in spite the rumors around town last| LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11.—Vernon ‘that he had fought for the| won from St. Paul in the third game Dan Salt says he has a|of the series here yesterday, 2 to 1 Pontract with Hector for the|It was a tight pitchers’ battle be | tween Niehaus and Houck, the Bitte striking out 11, Vernon le th | series two games to one FIGHTS FRIDAY OCTOBER 22 | Hite says he is putting on | St Paul ‘smoker of the fall season on | ¥*" 22. At least he had a big| at the Arena last night ad- grav the date 7 lies’ Stockings not be considered as fewlarly in our line, but the ladies of Seattic knew about those new ther-Hose” which f@ just unpacked, they ld surely believe they j preriookea a det Soft ‘ » St ida is) 6 6mixed ee wear woo e's a reason.” ‘SPORTING GOODS STORE ds 0 Niehaus and Har Houck and Devormer non bee he batteries Season Gets By L. R, BLANCHARD United Press Corresponde CHICAGO, Oct. 11.—Mid-west foot [ball men got a good workout tor | Three weeks to a month of prelimi |nary training lie behind the |men who supply America with great fall spectac Today jare still in the “practice” class for some of the big institutt but there are occasional battles to be list Jed with the big games of thi |for one or the other of the contend. lors Outst | Purdu | test Minnesota hi Iowa's score the king of the | now a conferenc |the Cornhuskers 18 to 0 a week ago, | ~|thereby setting a mark for the Go-| | phers to si 3 | | Chicago praied her vents we ger " | year— | | nding at games Ilinois—a today include big "10" con- | , hostery— # the Job of equaling | nst Nebraska, lon Missourl valle orphan, lowa be ae at ‘our Patronage Appreciated a sailor team from a sailor team from | | usual | was FROM SAINTS| {oo Shad THIS AD repair any Amertean h, no matter how adiy damaged, for Good Until October Vo Pay Cash for Diamonds and Ulberty Bonde LUCIO JLWELRY CO, 15 Second Ave, |the ¢ |e | strikes Northwestern, iu $2 fun to N | la | ef qund not #0] © when col thicker th in a factory town under Coach Bach-| is deputed to pulverize the De | mgt Western games today also include: | Nebraska at Minnesota, Purdue at linois, Colorado Aggies at Colorado | ersity, South Dakota at Creigh mn, Grinnell at Ames, Depauw at orthwestern, HengyKendall at Ok- | homa, MI st Manhattan, Cin nnati st Ohio State, Marquette at eat lakes, a 6 last ye it were reatly feared e stars on n now | ourk | Wisconsin, Pr U sual Rumors Follow After World Series “Games Were Fixed as Usual,” Reported; Com- iskey Offers Reward BY HENRY L, FARRELL, United Press Staff Correspondent. NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Nothing to do now till next year. With this laborious task ahead of them, some thirty or more Reda and | White Sox are on their way to sent tered homes jingling in their pockets the largest divvy of world series coin in the history of the game, Moran and his champion Red Sox were feted, laurelled and hon ored when they returned from Chi cago with the first world’s cham pion bunting had. Kid Gleason and his split their pot the City blaming each other for r hard luck. The eighth game Thursday blew out the season's baseball lamp, but it's still smoking—smoking with the bunch of rumors of “fixed players,” “thrown games” and crookedness. Chicago fans no strong in circulating rumors ddie Cicotte was bought er are that by |gambling bunch and that other play ers were in on a deal to throw gamen that Owner Comiskey is sald to have offered a reward of $20,000 for any evidence supporting the claim, Cin cinnati also was saturated with rumors that Pat Duncan Kopf had pla “fun sixth me, and that Ruether had been by before he made his second start 1 that tye loss of the seventh game a’ fixed deal to profong the series and increase the receipts for the clubs. The real fans who have weathered such nol after each series are not disturbed They are aeon some wi not ot questioning fidelity of any the players th wail of the calamity that this year’s post-se jend all po the and howlers #0n series will games for all time is provoking them to laugh ter. But the result of this r jexperiment has convinced them i that th will be no more nine game series, Had the usual seven |game arrangement prevat thin |year the anvil chorus wouldn't be so popular now Western Conference Football Under Way Today THE STANDING OF Won, Lont, Pet Franklin 1,000 Queen Anne Broadway West Seattle Lin Ballard o o 1.000 0 1 1 rn There is a bitter struggle waged out at the local ball pork this afternoon with Broadway high ac meeting the Queen Anne 1 gridiron. prep men Both teams ane strong contenders for the title and the fans are anxious to see the Broadway men in action is Broadway's first game of the year Queen Anne received their baptism of the season last week when they soundly trounced the Ballard The material of both teams is made up of new men and it is hard to dope out for the Coach Turner of Bro Ing one of the green has ever represented I on the fleld today. Conch Queen likely The will face the ernoon, lineups ‘ondway out Milliken of looking squad acid test this aft being | TH’ DEAR WIiFr SPENDS! wD Th 1 GOTTA LANDLORD - —y IGeorgeSmith | Is Forced to | QuitVarsity | Star End Lost to Team; How } Other Men Line Up at Washington BY JIMMY GR/ George Smith, former jand counted on to hold down one | the Ine extremities on the Uni wity of Washington grid squad, lot the team for the joorge has just returned France, after service with the | F., and his studies are too jallow him to turn out for | His lows leaves a big line, At r winner | of | is reason. | from | A. B heavy to otball gap in the var of the 1916 an end position at eleven nity » clowe moanon he on the All At the other end Fautk known to all followers of Coast Inter collegiate football, will be found Ted's work, so far, has just about| cinched the place. of Smith's va eancy Hunt will pick from ex8. A. T. C., and Ballard high end; Jack Suthoff, who starred on the Allentown Ambulance squad | Jimmy Gilluly, a W n from the 1917 eleven, and Eddie Porep, of the 1916 Frosh squad. Sutcliffe seems to have the edge over the of the candidates Whether he will be able to stand up under the battering that an end gets in intercollegiate games in a ques tion, Buthoft is fast and a good} tackler, but lacks some of Suteliffo's football ability, In Gilluly, Hunt has an end who knows the game, but who Ix too light. Porep tacks both | the speed and experience necessary | to college football. The final cholce will not be made until the day of th Whitman game * Strong Tackles In Grimm ond Newman Clark Hunt has two who will be heard from later. Grimm is a moos and built for work, His work former vareity squads ne no in | troduction. Clark, a sophomore, is out for football for the first time, He was A member of the yearling crew | that made the trip to California last spring ‘Tidban Coach Sutcliffe another “W" man, for tackle, but the chances ar Hunt will leave mm and C stay and shift him to guard. } “Huel Binke. Gus Pope and Tidball for guards make a trio that is hard! to beat. Pope has a weak knoe that has been causing him no end gf trou ble, Biake is one of Hunt's best bets at the pounding end, altho Pope is no touch when It some to booting the plaskin, Shoul ke fal down in their playing, Tidbal) jwill be given the chance to show | | what he can do | At center, “Bandy” Wick Is putting up a game that will be hard to beat Wick has the uncanny knowledge of breaking up the opposing side's plays before they get started. Another thing in Sandy's favor ix that he ean be depended upon in a pinch, which inh iron men. | The race for bas narre Butler, Eekmann Of the Dalley are the logical ones, altho & in Hable to be bumped by efther Butler os Townsend, Eckmann's handleap is his lack of weight What he lacks in that is made up {for in his ability to run back punts and in his open field run ning. Neituer Townsend or But- ler can boagt of too much speed. Both know how to hit the line, but they lack varsity ability Two for Pivot Job r quarter and William the bent tin the faster Williams ts the in h th ix out that ark the half down to Dalley and Townsend and Ex kk Job: kmann kmann | heavier, clever to loat to give | inclined will help | call While the are regardé chance for th has it has a #trangle other words ing they will have jwith playing th they mend their ways, | Monday afternoon |tentative frosh squad jthe frosh | “Chuck cided upon to Byerett next ® with the jxchool squad to in futui and Jared, ‘at making the wise and notice by Butcher was all-city tackle in 1916. Williams mentioned men baving the" bv arsity, Coach Hunt known that no hold on bis fob take made one In loaf ntent until if any to on me will picked Don Able men that Saturday Smoker With #nible see a Roth coaches nnd Moriarity the wilt for the bigh it ) men out to pick Buteher. half, ones their bi, bh is next of the | tackle, been an at hay sit up work school rs. 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SEND IN ALL-STAR COAST LEAGUE TEAM Let's go, fans! allstar Const selections nee fandom thinks of Coast players. tlons to one team, and sign names letters. ™ P. be printed The fast as re what Seattle the our tions will Star as celved. in are Brown Meets Colgate Men on Gridiron Strong Eastern Teams Open Oval Season NEW YORK, Oc re are among Kastern cot of the 1919 of the Hamilton worries s over the « vdar n € battle plokix them mark a winner in wn in th when t them and Harvard. w ming en nothing Yale pl Haven; Har »y at Cambridge, and on up with Lafayette at vard mi Princeton t Princeton T contests are expected in the games, where the venly matched Williams Syracuse Army nd Pitteblrg ve Pittsburg. Other games of the Bast are: Det va, Pensylvania, at Philadel Vermont va, Columbia, at New John» Hopking vs. Navy, at Bucknell vs. Pe State; Carnegie ferson ve at West Point, Went Virginia, at at York Annapolis at Penn Washington a ington, Pa; B at Worcester Teeh. va. at Wash in va. Holy Crons. MISSOURL CONFERENCE OPENS MANHATTAN Oct. The Missouri Valley confere ball season will open here th noon, when Coach Miller's Missourt Tigers clash with the Kannan Aggies expected to put up ir best game today in an effort to Kan are © between the two teams. | STAGE BENEFIT °. Williams and South Park B. will stage a benefit ball game at the | for L. ball park Sunday afternoon Sweet, the big hurler of the door boys who broke his in the Star's city series, The game gets under way at 2 p. m, leg - So WHAT teams | Ithaca; | m State, | 11—| © foot | PHL OBOPHER! T WT BOLL SHEvin” a TAR PORTS} ? PPL PLL LL PPL LPP PP PP PPP PPPOE VIO ‘There isn't much honor in Bil Kum of the Coast league for the season just fh according to ports from Oakland, where the Salt Lal played ‘The Oakland players let three bunts go ow out the Salt Lake outfielder at all in st nme of the season, says ” baseball editor of the Bill got credit for four bingles in that final r Som Crawford of the Angels by a uple of points. It is to be regretted that the Coast league should be subjected to such a rank case of dogging the record books. 's batting chan ni re- ing the closing week of the season, safe and never tried to th the Oalla ‘Gravy » stunt was pulled in St. Louis several years ago jole was battling Ty Cobb for the batting crown of Kight bits were recorded for Lajoie on the son in St, Louis, most of them being bu naged to win and he won fairly. n't like Ty, But stil Ty Larry and th and dack Co f the St. Louis club were driven ont of baseball. same remedy might help in the Oakland ease if the reports from the South are true, several thousand football fans attending the game in the City Prep league at the local baseball park it would seem worth the while for the Rainier Traction company to provide better car service than was dished up to the public out at the Lincoln-Franklin game yesterday, There wasn't a car on the side tracks and it was a long time before accommodations for the trip back to town were furnished the fans. Perhaps it was just an oversight yesterday, but let's get some service in the fatare, nt of the University of Washington tells us that our reports of his team using the quarterback system in play is all wrong, and that he has only four offensive formations using the old system. All well and good, and we hope that the coach con t using the direct pass, because it has been proved to be the ve system in football, as it gives the team four of- The coach, too, reminded us that Gil Dobie is now r coaching the University of Wash- ted with regret as far as we are con- Wi Coach fensiv at A ingten team, which is cerned, dimmy Brewster, prexy of the Seattle Ball club, who has been attending the world’s series in the East, is expected to return to the home heath next week, when a special meeting will be called to decide the manager of the Seattle Baseball club for next season, It Is hoped that this question can be settled at once, because if we are going to bave a winner in the Coast league next year we must get started now. We started late last spring and finished late in | the fall, If we want a winner we must get busy and line up a | ball club now. It wouldn't surprise us in the least if Jimmy Brewster re- turned home with the affiliation contract with some big league ‘ team in hix pocket. This would be one way out of the difficulty of lining up new players. Wasn't the dope given a rude jolt during the well-cnown baseball classic? For example, the Ciney Keds won when all the experts picked the Sox. Eddie Collins outplayed Morrie Rath at second base just like the Huns did the Marines at the second battle of the Marne. The Red outfield had it all over the Sox gardeners as a trie, and the Red catchers outplayed Ray Schalk. That's the way of the dope. It was a National league year all around. The Americans are due to win the next four series, according to schedule, so it won't be before 1923 until the National champs up- set things again, but look at what the Nationals did to the dope this season’ | ‘ LROY WINS | ‘troy won from Gunt Johnny 3 mt <R><&<_R> Ginnold in th » S4 S WF ENTISTS NO UN state cue tourn last night by a nt of 35 to 32. It was) one of the best games of the season so far. Gilroy has not last a game. | 1it was Ginnold’s firet defeat Lincoln Line Cannot Hold FranklinMen Mt. Baker Lowers Colors of North End School for First Time a line playing like ao ‘oln high sehool’s grid- n bowed to the Franklin “IL” for the first time in the his- tory of the city prep league at the local ball park Friday after- noon. The final count was 13 to 0. It was Franklin's second win of the year; Lincoln was playing its first 1919 game. Franklin's first counter came over when the Franklin for- wards broke thra the Lincoin line and blocked Murphine’s attempt- ed punt with the ball on the 15- yard line. ‘Tynell, Franklin tackle, grabbed the oval and dashed over the line for the first marker, The Franklin men lost their chance for goal kiek after touchdown by touching the ball on the ground before the kick was made. The second marker ame in the third canto when ja dashed over the line after pulling a 20-yard pass out of the air, He dashed 20 yards more for the second goal and goal was kicked, running the eount up to 13. Lincoln developed quite a punch in | the last few minutes, but was unable to penetrate the Franklin defense. Lincoln opened up with a series of forward passes in the final quarter, but the Franklin men caught more of them than the Lincoln players aid ‘Tynell was a tower of strength in the Franklin line, and Caccta was strong on the offense. Bill Savage, tackle, and Walter Juul, end, were the only Lincoln men who played up to form. With the addition of Loule Pit- wood, veteran guard, and Rathbun, another seasoned played at tackle in the second quarter, the Lincoln high school team's chances for the city title are still bright. The team didn’t show much life yesterday. Franklin ontplayed the North End- ers at every angle of the game and | the Green and Black supporters were wild over the success of their team in lowering the Lincoln colors for the TY Proceeds to go to L. Sweet, Pitcher for 0. B, W., who sus- tained a broken leg in @ pre- vious game. “Let's co ‘buy Boldt's French pass try. Uptown, 1414 8d ave; down. — 3 2d The Western Rubber of Tacoma, Wash. Seattle Office—302-4 Lyon Bldg. rz, Architect C. J. Breseman says the building will be finished in 30 days. How Other Companies Have Grown Goodyear business has grown from $25,232,207 to $131,247,382 in seven years. 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