The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1919, Page 14

a THE SEATTLE STAR—-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1919. AK Tty ROSE OF BARREN ISLAND} ‘You POOR CLATL, YOU KNOW WHO try MOTHER WAS HERE YOU FIsH! INPOSS IBLE: Can't STOP OL NOD HAVENT DEAR, IVE GoTTA AIN'T Go TT WAS HEQE TO-DAY? ) | FAINTEST IDEA] sHE WANTED TO ILt GE YOUR (Got A TAR DATE To BATTLE POAY TELL | see YOU! s— yy MOTHER A PIECE] 2 rump? : eS OF ITY MIND _ ws es ia) ONE O' THESE tb PORTS eee (NEW YORK, Nov. 6—Guns are now in two offensives of the league war. American league board of dt centered their fire again on Johnson yesterday by over-rul- the protest of Frank Navin and ing the Yankees official win of third place in the Ameria | race. Resolutions signed by | Jacob Ruppert, Charles Comis ‘and Harry Frazee demanded that Rational commission turn over New York team's share of the ‘# series money. i Another sector the guns were on Garry Herrmann. The committee appointed to name a to Herrmann as chairman the national commission met and on a new . whom declined to name publicly. | until a couple of years ago owned the Kansas City Blues, in the American association. Tebeau, with his brother, er famous Pat Tebeau, wn member of the Cleveland In. Oregon Meets Pullman; Big Tilt of Year |Lead at Stake | in Big Game; | with Young Ketchell, the Mitwau- kee boy, in the best mill of the night. Storey ied in the first three sessions by a slight shade, but Ketehell evened up the going in the final rounds. It was « slambang match that had the fans og their toes. | Sewans | | eased WINS | AND 18 BOOED | Fight fans are a fickle lot. | night Eddie Quinn, the Tacoma boy, stopped Joe Grossman, a Filipino, in the fourth round of their go, and fot booed by the fans for his pains. He outweighed the dusky skinned boy by a few pounds, but the newcomer showed enough ability during the first three rounds of the fight. Eddie | showed a nice left hand and boxed | well. The Filipino hit hard with his right hand, which he swung in a cir-| Last} CAPT. WEST Colgate Eleven Standing Gaff | At $2.50 an edition the Five Points All-B@tare will play mumbly-a-peg next summer At $250—but they worth only 30 cents, and #0 really you're getting It for cents, and besides, the big leagues don’t pay | full price, nay a dollar's 80, ON WITH “THE GAME. Hold ‘em, Ohio! Hold ‘em, Colgate! Hold ‘em, Harvard! ‘The reat of the football lost its bold. world has CAN THESE BIRDS HOLD "EM? Football life is just one upset after |thaler had trouble with his foot at 1 ————~ ree — “Gunb t”” Smith Should Buy Ci ayvnvjept) Washington Will Present unooa ml ou uy iga ar COLGATE s CAPTAIN | uses rai; VOR, ashington Wt resen j % vistihinndtainaiiadadee adele iastiesinennieainiiolll . 2 Stand and Start Up in Business; _ New Line in Battle With Baldheaded F Wins Decisi Navy Yard Gridders H aidneade armer Ins Mecision avy far ridders Mere Veteran Gunner Shows Nothing at All; Arena Crowd Is Biggest of Season; Storey | Several Changes Are Made in Washington Forwards A pala ates pt oe yg ate —* Draw With Taylor, | Smith at End and Theison at Full; Eckmann Showing al iizgera inks S$ Ramin joves Wi eet in tm ve ‘ . . 9g aining | Form; Dailey Om; Gobs Will Bring Over Jazz Band BY LEO H. LASSEN | iota “Gunboat” Smith, the veteran hea eight champion, is a nice, quick-witted fellow, BY JAMES GRANT but the advice handed him in California that he find a little cigar stand and start up } neg ~|,. Washington will present a new line when they meet th in business and forget all about the fight game, finds an echo here after his showing | eee, aie okt oF ti Pacific fleet champions at University field on Saturday. ‘with Frank Farmer, Northwest heavyweight king, at the Arena last night. |balle for next season, They’ be| Art ,Thiesen has been shifted to full, replacing both Farmer won every round and there wasn't a bit of question when the judges handed 60 each Hyndmen and Waechter. Coach Hunt will leave nothing, bald-headed Tacoman the decision. From the tap of the first gong until the end| Ths prodadly is becouse of the undone in order to strengthen his squad for the game with the sixth frame Farmer was the aggressor, with Smith staying in his shell thruout | shortage directly blamed on the world| Pullman. A heavy backfield would suit followers of the bout. Once in a while, just to vary the monotony, Smith would start a left jab, | series, Box and Red batters fouled so | Varsity. th about as much speed as an ice wagon with a lame back, and then lunged around ec wpe pooner Byes bo sorte George Smith is out and holding down right end, Art ring in an eters to tip Farmer with his ‘right. | | carried baseballs home like dough, | rHiesen’s old position. Next to him is Ben Tidball, who has _ Smith's famous Mary Anne punch | | dove laden with helmeta. replaced big Zeke Clark. Clark is now mixing things with ! was conspicuous because of her ab-| - the super-varsity, or the scrubs. The rest of the line will k W ‘ll Denver Back in antes The ee tami Wary manke har] cys Bip ne & pee and if —_ be the same as the one that started against Oregon, with the an Appearance she was hunchbacked or age players had to autograph | aye 5 ce s l Western in 1920 “Tee sarmed crowd of the season ee bt EOD pny papel. cortied wenteod wes e DENVER, Nov. 6.—Denver the Arena last night, and the At $250 a throw, the owner of a/%0™m* real class. Eckmann's open et erties will be back in the Western n at the doors had to clone the broken window can keep the ball for |fifld work has been of the highest | JOHN EVERS SOUGHT pop ig ope ave seks portals because it wasn't possible to damages and not lose anything. pire’ neve ~ Paps Pe REVENGE: HE GOT IT il age al was anit Git Sade eianheiel | staging a merry battle for the other : George Tebeau with President Sate, Gis as ek ols | (AT 8280 PER Ty SHOUED nxt AMI Rob Able continun to take The sensations! ‘success of one oon ¥, who has received the | tender for the world’s title, has a fu OFFEN |care of the pivot job, with Ross Wil the Red outfielders, Roush, favorable vote of every mem tebe Min a Meeeth-eesting in the RFACE A ams watching him from the side Duncan and Neale, in oe ber of his league. It ts almost |i nent game, dle, like Carl Morris, is ROCKS, LICORICE | ine". Williams will be sent into|| off so many White Sox certain now that it will be the absolutely thru. — OK PARAFFIN the fray as soon as he recovers from the world’s series is laid at Johnson Is Rebuked by Lincoln club franchise which ’ ee , eae hie, tliness, Dailey is on the shelf the door of Johnny Evers, Rit, Wa ill come to Denver. Tebeau STOREY AND | At $2.50 a groove; Rabe Ruth wit | With a bum hand who scouted for the Reds be- Commission; Big War is one of the oldest and most | KETC 7 é paul W , f ; KETC 1. DRAW cost the American league a lot of Paul Wood, former Franklin and ‘ore the series, It seems that i capable magnates in the a . the local | o | fresh: in 1916, may b Evers volunteered his sery- Brewing quia We koe Gs men || gett ede ide pao can. | apices r ether candidate for the center port || Sees to Pat Moran to. study ened from every angle. He played mighty close to heving a black | At $2.50 an apple, the bleacher fan tion. Wood's hand was fractured at the batting habits of the BY HENRY L. FARRELL professional ball in the "80s, mark chalked up against him last | who pockets a foul tip will get six|the beginning of the season, forcing White Sox. Evers and Moran United Press Correspondent later managed « club and up night. Hoe fought a hard draw | months in the workhouse him to turn in his sult. were team mates on the old Chicago Cubs in 1906, when the White Sox beat the Cubs for the world’s title. Evers has nursed this grievance ever since and did everything in his power to aid the Reds this season. It was Evers who posted the outfielders on how to play when Eddie Col- lins and Hap Feisch came to the bat. In one game Roush was playing so perfectly for Collins that he pulled down no less than four line drives _ which ordinarily would have ~ gone for hits. Tony Brandenthaler, at full, is one who will give the first string men & tussle for their jobs. Branden the start of the season, which forced him out of practice. He in light and fast, weighing around 170 pounds. The eleven that the Gobs will bring over to take the measure of “the varsity, is more than an all-star ag gregation, It is a welldrilled team, composed of the stars of the Pacific fleet Ensign Perry will be found at right half. Opposite him will be Wolcott Roberts, who featured in the Varsity-New York game. Lieut. Orr, at quarter, is another Doble man. He in about the mme build as “Skeet” Manuerd, of Oregon. If he can play like him, Washington will | have a bard time trying to stop him. Fielding, another Annapolis star, DUNDEE WINS BOUT; OTHER _ RING "RESULT OAKLAND, Cal., Nov. Dundee outpointed Battling Eastern Squad Haar’ t Loa icine This Year another, The upsets come right back | lo a la Harry Ca clea wry Casey. 3 jane upset the upsetters. * will take caré of full. He weighs | 175, hits the line low and can take! The Iittle fellows tiptoe up and care of himself in an open field. Baker, Wiliam | and Col. Ruppert, constituting Other. Schools Have Easy Contests phy ee: BOUTS @ committee, was directed to John | jiast night in the main event of ti , National league president, ae ea smack the husky footballers on the | On top of this, the sailors are! y O'Brien, the veteran g I. » Rigas bouts at the Audtiorium. oF an early meeting to ratify the! Gutaide of the big Oregon-Wash-| welterweight who looks like as i ance or ri 1 € Fred Fulton.” And they call tine out ee or tae themes] Anne ie one ee ington state game at Bugene Satur. Frank Farmer from the ears up, Colgate is the one team in the the baseball world. for the ex-kings. 15.300 leathecdena duction. orthe | Teddy O'Hare got but a draw in Heydier telephoned Johnson in Chi-| day, the big teams of the Coast con’! fought a draw with Herb Taylor, Fast that has stood the gaff It is so in football. Harvard, RS sore : aeebinnon tact te meaty wm" | fight with Young Vira. Al Gru and was told by the American|ference are taking a day of rest. the Bremerton gob. Taylor was thas far. It looks good to go Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Tho little fellows then swell up to — Fr z |nan won over Johnny Arrouzey, regular sized gents, and the football | President that he would not | Washington plays the All-Fleet team; world gets ready to hang the blue | thru and display an unbeaten & meeting with any commit- lo. A. C. tackles Multnomah; Call record for the year, The little Pittsburg and others of the se lect set generally have things ry O'Keefe defeated Harry pas-| Dick Trounce and Jef fClark too strong for Danny's clever. ness. It was a good draw. In an Let's go buy Boldt’s French ee of which Ruppert was a member. fornia argues with Southern Call: the curtain raiser Stan Fiteger- college of Hamilton, N. Y., is the their own way. Once in a while | Tlvbon on thelr extended chests ‘try, Uptown, 1414 3d ave; down-'a draw and D. Malone won from By this stand Johnson blocks the| fornia, and Stanford takes on St! gig focal lightweight, showed big surprise of the football world a little fellow kicks up a little jtona, 913 2d ave Frank McCann, to oust his ally, Herrmann, |"Y'* | gameness and nothing more this year, In the West the dust and this year it is Colgate. And then some new little fellow, or — some ex-king seeking restoration on the throne, swings a haymaker on the calcimine-struck hero. There are a lot of football fans | who, won't see the Oregon- Washing: ton State game Saturday who would | give ll but their right eye to seo! the big teams in action. The Coast lend is at stake when | the Webfooters and Washington | farmers tangle, as neither team has| may decide to deal with the|jost a game. Oregon stepped into can league board of directors|the limelight by their win over the eee Set over Ban's head. | Purple and Gold here last week. | Another airing of the American) Washington State will have the ad squabble in court seems prob. | Vantage in condition over the Oregon “able if the national commission does|men, as the Staters played Idaho ot turn over the Yankee’s third|last week, and had an easy time winnings. Col. Ruppert, presi-| Winning, Oregon's representatives it of the New York club, has an-| Were given rough gruelling here, and Bounced that he will institute manda-|!t's doubtful if Bill Steers, star Ore Mus proceedings to force the pay-| #0" back, will get in the fray at all ‘Ment if the commission does not com-| | The other games in the Coast con of the directors. | ference don't amount to much. The teams are running fairty true to form, but in the East there have Colgate has stood It looked for awhile like Syra- cuse was a big noise, too, follow. ing ite defeat of Pittsburg. But Syracuse allowed W. and J. to | beat her. Colgate has shown the best football in the East to date. If Colgate goes thru the remaining half season as well it will be hard to rank any Eastern team ahead, against George Etzal of the navy. Stan must have thought ‘he brings up an issue which may the National league powers to| Up arms against him with the| of enemies in his own league. ‘If Johnson persists in his refusal) Meet with a committee not of his selection, the National league it was raining gloves with feet in ‘em in the third round when he took the long count. It's a great life. If some team fees thru the season undefeated, that'll be another upset MORTON AND MARTIN BOX | meets Carl Martin of Portland in the semi-windup at Tacoma tonight. If The sport world admires the little fellow who can go out and do big things. The sport world was pleased that Dempsey arose from the ranks and beat Willard. It was pleased when the puny Keds mounted to te beoletp of Henderson to Lead Charges ore 4 i ] Connie Mack will train the Athiet- len at San Antonio, Texas, next year. For the past five years the Philly Americans have primped at Jackson- ville, Pla, Multnomah-O. A. C. game promises to be a tough battle, but the other big schools should win without much deen re-elected ‘The Texas schedule "a cham Morton wins Austin & Salt are figur ¢ to start him here soon in Big Melee «-..-- Former Seattle High Coach|‘*” to Lead U. of S.C. | Against Bears big bout of the night Heinte Northwest light will meet Harold Jones, another Tacoma boy. Irving Gleason, the only Seattle | miller on the card, will meet Ear! | Conners, the Tacoma featherweight, | in the third bout on the card. In of the in New York | trouble. In the Northwest, Idaho and Mon jtana will settle their annual grid argument at Moscow, Idaho. Whit-| Cleveland club during the past sea- | |man ts taking a day off | om, driving In 89 runs for the In- Two Battles : | | Larry Gardner, third secker, wae the most effective hitter on the Amherst collet offictal sports, Joe Gorman, Portland lightweight, ‘Will tangie with Jimmy Dundee, the Riverside Post club of Cambridge has Lestie Mann, former Beattle outftelder, celebrated tte both birthday, ! —- Oakland 123-pound star, at the Kea | finished the season with the Boston | - - |the other bouts Marty Foley and} D tal Pool next Wednesday. This ade ae Elmer Henderson, for- | prrassipnia with wend at toast one | Licut. Bird, both of the City of| the first showing of Dundee in se. ° | Magh Detty, mer coach of the Broad- | sewing teain to the A.B. C. tourney at | Destiny, will mix. Tarzan and Burke, ttle, and Gorman's this year. | cnedu ed UM cone ae aut way high school football | [yt (QMS cht Bee beem™ ewo Tacoma heavyweights, will open Jimmy Storey, who put up a rat be succeeded! by the show | team, faces his first big game as a college grid mentor Saturday, when | his University of South- | mer Brave scout, Hing good fight at the Arena last night, will mix with Billy Wright in Five the semi-windup. Joe Coffey, of Prep » League , ar king for mana Ban Francisco, in expected to go on for the nine candida! the card with tally "Joyce, o St. Past.| Broadway Meets Ballard" "™ =" ‘They are featherweights. | Dave Fults, president of the and West Seattle Meets | Lincoln This Week New York City and also Philadel- Phi high school beys participate in dual cross-country racing in prepare- tion for the an Holastic chem. plonships in Philadetphie Thanksgiy- ing day. * PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 6.—Harry | Paul of Denver, Proved to be a nov . ice at the boxing game, and a poor ern California plays the | exhibition ended when Billy Mascott | knocked him out In the eighth canto may coach the Oxford California Golden Bears eer TS Se ean eee asivcunie tatemoneat Py of thelr scheduled ten-round head- at Los Angeles. Ce tee | liner of the Portland boxing commis: | ma tn the Virgint tor the Be- Alfred @hrubb When You Slip tions and his high school teams here played with a brilliant attack, their stride and a win Friday will| put them Place. |aon. In 1908 West Seattle had a world of good | P°*t-#eamen game BY JIMMY DUNN Who Piloted Kilbane to the Championship Bob Martin is a wonder. offer a combination that |s doe hard to beat and certainly one that will keép your feet warm and dry. i} | Every suit, overcoat or rain- coat in this large and varied stock of clothing is tailored to in a tle for | ft | the imajors mgain. "And yet Will Kiep- This is Henderson's seAll gendemie froahmen at Yate win be | sion’s smoker here sat night. | ; » Beatle’ Feprensmtesive “4 eauired to take gymnasium instruction | Frank © ‘asey, leadership with a win over Broad coach. He put out three | cutdoor «port. fintl, which w » but way and Went Seattle, the Lincoln winning teams at Broad- |, sain an toon anced to eena a l&* ly considered Casey's victory n Ce) a ul Feet and a high school team plans to steam big. mini | way and was a strong | ert ket team to Enginnd in 1921 It was a real battle, | roll ite way to a win over the Went = toll, | candidate: for the Wash ~ | are very little heard of to Q | piers wien they tangle at the local! sexo of neaumont ted the hitters in| ington job until Hunt |" RemaR RR apie. In this exclusively Clothing Pee wit watt you that | ‘The Northendare received a tig| ex suvicnss''he SaccnS le ie| was appointed | Dan Thin } pe sn. Begg Me a tn kecpine your tert warm @® |etback at the start of the season |-#2 mark. Hie’ an outsider PoP cog Ea unn INRS Well: ~ Martin Sf) complete Service, Satisfaction er disk Goes winter e nein: when they dropped their first game ; os ad ype bd )| and Style that the 1919 dollar A pair of our “heather™ to the Franklin boys, but have ne LA vocate of open forma- 08) an bale sox and “Drysox” shoes _— ky 2 04 #econd | The University of Southern He is ready right now to whip any man material to start the year with, but/ veer ee in the heavyweight ranks excepting Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey. ‘ pected to, ‘They haven't won a game| y,Zeume tat California has a heavy In a couple of more bouts he would be ready for Fulton. After he has the finest degree by the master Piper < a t Inc. et copualesion line‘and a shifty back | “®4°4 thru the present list of heavyweight aspirants he'll be ready for workshops of the country. SECOND A Saturday Broadway and rd eninst” the | field 3 Dempsey and when those two get into the ring I want to be the While the word “value” is a 1109 ‘VE, will settle their annual gridiron argu.| Geer . . Martin is the fastest heavyweight I ever saw in the ring. He's relative ter rey THE SPORTING GOODS STORE |ment. Broadway should win in a| {o'piteh any more ta The Berkeley team will {faster than Dempsey. He's as fast asx a lightweight | siya phe Pn Reon fot ai : walk, Friday's game will get under of course be the big fa- Of course Martin needs ring experience before he can take on Dempsey. sured A full One Hundred Cents I way at 2:30 with Saturday’ ta : But he'll wade © others anc © ne read ‘oO empsey ‘ r ever; 4. win mase aay Amrentehn ing at 2:20." “bag igaadidbapiatte: |eouah nee cochibel ar tls Outen vorite to win Saturday. | ne'l avs Hy as yet rane Pi itimeelt Pe tbat time pure dali caida # 7 riny 7 aiculb wpa b iy damencdee” SO ree world’s rerien of 1910 with the. Athieth Henderson’s men have Martin's work against Bonds was wonderful. I thought beforehand A gb {h oy 704 until Movember 1h NO BASEBALL NEWS poe Raggy BO yw rll yl conf the last come thru the season so | ho likely would outpoint Bonds, but I didn’t think he'd overwhelm him ar * Pay Cash for Diamonds Seattle's b Kicked out of the big games by umpires | far without a defeat. Se- | %* he did. Bonds is a clever boy, but Martin was so fast he made Bonds 4 a Lociors sEWeELY Seattle's baseball stockhold- Siete ee attle fans will be pulling —|'°°% Uke & bum. Ov. i it ers didn’t do much at their WILDE 18 DUB tac Haawleraon Pe win Lots of folks don’t give Martin the credit that is due him, He's a ercoats and Raincoats ki resting last nich a great fighter right now. in unlimited selections. E \'Th al hol ght after all.| xmw yoRK, Nov. 6—Jtmmy Saturday. He has two hands and he knows just what they're for, Ho hits a oa mn UN Pitrotiage Aporeciatad x ey wil old another ses-| Wilde, world’s flyweight champion, : ms ‘o hard with either, Bonds took a terrible punishment but then, Bonds ts] Pay Checks Cashed sion in two weeks to elect of- het to arrive here Monday from! ‘There will be a meeting of the| tough bird and hard to knock out | EK TORREY & SEARS’ ficers. The managership pry dg RF Pe Set pale ae tars dasketball league committer Martin was on top of his man all the time. There was never a! py BI mn P cd ng ee: aoe over, but! ing tans. With his family, the cham-| to ve the bal r ine tn ree tab: poatiabi dition, TU im ‘he’ ita a puted ai Piapeek Sundeiataiy Clothes that are different ~ a bi. decided “tipi statay.| tino piane-ee tour the Usites Re tana i ball. ral © estab kable condition. ink he'd have continued at top speed indefinitely LLIARD PARLO 4 : ‘ L hs . **, | Ushment of the Northwestern circuit He took no wild swings, His aim was good at all times. And whe 910 S d A 480 Sed, Corned Lene Pine No pies announcements rouge Mast ys yeu pary te, coge Nineteen teams have asked for, ad-|/bo attacked you couldn't tell which hand was going out first, ite etrlena ™ wecon fave, were forthcomin; I lonal| mittance to tho league, and if pres-|in such a manner that a bl ad lg ig from the | sporting ap ie any fighter |ent plans are carried out, the circuit | the same, hast a Rea ad det Prieta its. | Matchmaker Tex Rickard selects, | will get under way in December, He'd have the same mastery over Cap Roper or Willie Meehan, ‘ ie