The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1920, Page 12

JAN. 1920. 21 THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, PAGE 12 r* % H WALTER JORNSON, ° "ACE" TO JOIN YANKS SOON in the American league, will soon join the New York Americans, accord- Pratt will go to the Washington Senators for the big pitcher along with Ruth, of Boston, having been purehased Bagshaw, Savage, Wells = and Allison Leading N.W.Coach Candidates Prep School Tutors in Field; Big Ten Men Under Con- sideration: Other News of Coach Possibilities 21.—Walter Johnson, regarded as the biggest hurling ace Ne ing to rumors in al baseball circles which repoxgt that Ping Bodie and Derrill a sum of money in the neighborhood of $100,000, This is the second big deal the Yanks will attempt, from the Red Sox a short time ago. NEW YORK, Jan. Sube” - City lee Skating Title at Stake i in ; Star Races at Arenal Star League neh picking Washington's foot season, The leading coaches of th East are lined up for the coming year, and altho Darwit Meisnest, manager of Washington athletics, who is the t nibs in recommending a coach for the consideration of tl It’s not going to be any ci ball coach for the coming gh } j ‘/ simon Pures board of control, states that he is in communication w four “Big Ten” coaches for the post, it would not be sur a ss. - ’, } ° F prising if a Coast man would get the big job. C G ‘get age Games : illCompete ¢ Washington gridir 1 bank Dobie; I T e I wish to register for The Star’s mile ice race to be held ton t : at the Arena. I have never received prize money for ice rr on f onight |: 7 . racing or ice game on ce : Jim Fiynn ls thru. ‘The veteran Pueblo fireman can still take ‘em ° on the Jaw, but If you ean't fellow a few wallops in the . : , le same place there isn't much Fiynn is a hard, trying ~~ fe ne a a ae First Star Race Is Sched- r | fellow and is going all th » wonder in that he ear eet Brewster Squac ° Soon eee take a wallop on the cl nox amd stil st K. of C Riccs uled for January 28; : : - but Jim's fighting days are fast drawing to a clove H at K. of C. / Dope on Big Event Doc” Sharpe, of Y ato! Young tor, the Bremerton heavyweight, Is going at a pretty . Who’ the astest ice be one of the leading cod clip again. ‘The way he used his mitts when he potished off || How Clubs Stand Bill Wri ht and Morrie Lux hater tn Shatin? intry, wha has been aned the other night was the best form that the big fellow has inS L if 'y ig Well ld be mighty a gn Pte bso nh te, soisee Cobre thin osnee in Star League é ; ‘ hart to. das club cacaee deoteall watarenent: open f I knows how to box. ff he can find a fight wart nome place LEAGUK NO, 1 Wi ll B fi T tl F d nard to say right now, bu job he will work himself into some good matches here big fellow was am , ws l ox for tie on rl ay when The S races pass gridiron. Yale + would be full 6 ng cise, in spite of the fact that Clever Mitt Slingers Head Crystal Pool Show; Here’s poe beet the city will be ' tefeats at t ever accused Meehan of being a fighter, Portland — prome ony crowned for one year. n Har-| thinking of putting thls match on soon How Rest of Boxers Will Line Up for Gong | There’s a lot of talent in le gpa kotha tall, LEAGUE NO. i aye : lie al .,| the city on the ice and they < Sash eae ‘cdonait . Captain Bob Roper, one of the champions of the American army . ° r . : : will have their chance to ene ade : will box Hoy McCormick, the English light heavyweight char rapt ata Neill 7 - d show what they can do in eee ee teers, ae th tcent| Fee On ee Koper is the only service heavyweight to : pecan: . ti re Pelle ag A eae eee one tee cece | Cofttest the right of Hob Martin to the championship of the Amer : : : bad ompetition at the Arena. nso cnaaidham to. Stele : army. Koper at one time was training under Jack Jot: former vlog Pat : ride I Fach race will be @ mile Jong, or aa. alaireirent pee “ vend World's title holder, McCormick is the young fellow who put the H ; ¢ * st pe around the F Doeatck’s type aapie alae ¥ rusher on Frank Farmer recently, The winner of this match would ange 2 goo | die Chances of landing Gil Dobie next year are mighty slim S Moineat,, make another good opponent for Young Hector eek cath Epi ies : : Dome Doble is signed up with the Annapolis Naval adem rc ther The # ‘ ot abt heme t ‘s ‘ r Beason Is Billy Wright, Coast welterweight champion, made to order for | wren the with the Brew Pyosa : ‘ ~ © Meisnest has been authorized by the board of control at the univeralt Morrie Lux, Kansas City miller? This ts what Seattle fans are ask | ec. the Knights : ( : wledged fo make recommendations as soon as powsible so a coach for next! ing as they are looking over the dope on the welterweight tithe bout amt nie tanste ra Ma i. » no v P : ; Season can be choser which will be staged at the Crystal Poot Friday night. Lux gave 6 Elks in the second game, | Marry Gillum . . weigt veliniagn the thal Wright « pretty trimming over In Tacoma last season and copped the 4 MacDouga m ier s| Young Ham Langford rr y a Bath Ls has men will meet th z welter crown only to lose It to dake Abel. Abel lost it to Travie Davis |one of the faxtent ‘ t Eddie r ‘ 1 of him in handling Xx for the sity title... i Tony Savage Has and Davis in turn lost it to Wright. The way the fans are doping out | pur t to (f oppos k Fd fs the D will. be given the witli this bout Is that Lax Is every bit as good a boxer as the oh The t ‘ Bremer od FE Joyes t Good Record and can hit harder. No ter which way the bout goes it sh w od Phoenix M Lit w i a, 14 tt mix two we Preset ap Tony Savage, former “W" f wan firs be a good match, because beth boys know hew to handle their r new 7 1 the H Mota me J ne ppone tre Tm and basketball star, is nd is ned : and have been going fast in the squared circle during the past few The } m/} os on 40 4 . kood ers - ted In The Star. 4 ¢ od me Regt on the coa reks nike bie 1 at t main tr b t wo Beet Registrations must turn: eee of & peaainility ‘ ned his feothall under ‘ . f i . I Henr in to Star by Saturday, Jan- She University of Wa Washington and knows Ole Ander the big Tacoma Swede, is now in New Orleans, | 7 were defe t r welterweight t i Lot ng 8 uary M4 Wall squad. Savage coe the men on the) La, He was supposed to have boxed Frank Moran the other night, ty Commu ‘ t the men! Wright. & was a sick t Woods and R sm Only amateur ice skaters may, “war eleve f 1918 and « an even dreak according to press reports, but no resulis of the bout have been re held the Universit toa 4 ht, howeve q we n tive And the Woods T pa register, with Nyin " The yea ances of landing the place. ceived here Anderson knows bess th a blind b ng bird about s and gave t \ ers er happen agair Lax held the|are sure agerensive There are no charges for entering fore Savage coached the Lin ‘Tony's experience as q collegiate | boxing, but he is one tough Swede. If the right man can ever teach | might ——————— the race, and the event is being Tigh school squads into three city grid tutor is limited, but his work Ole how to box and how to use his strength in hitting we may hear | yacnoUGALl staged for the eport alone ehampionships, the North End foot- here bas demonstrated that be! from Ole yet. At the present writing, however, Ole is just a good |p awet ~ et in the title race and show what Pall team winning the title for the knows football and how to teach it sandbag workout for any heavyweight who knows anything about | “i Q . adtea you can do on the ice, you fee racers! ; time in several years. He's ‘He spent the past season at the, fighting at all. en @ Sah Sanam ame) Fill out that registration blank to- pupil of Gil Dobie University of New Mexico, where |— - = “ee | iether Deck “Wvsien orient! Gestet| y day and send it to The Star now. wage coached the University of lack of material made it imposai ! 4 ine ak decmanaoe Canna waaveles att - — _ Washington tasketbal’ five all the e him to turn but a winher. ‘Race Will Be leenter and George Ove and Ker THe s ARMY-NAVY GAME IN i Pig manele aie | AYS NEW YORK NEXT YEAR , andidates | | telling sport ed heaved « sigh, the Dempsey Carpentier dispy wae : ji . : ven ¥ ey and Joe ie pe were grewing dim rs > ANNAPOLIS, Md., Jan. 21—New Line Up forward Hoste at " ‘maliilen buche, {ino orth half a million bucks t \ York was chosen as the scene for “ ‘ c - fish - | . Fickmar At the nothing te him, | what aes , betwr 3 ye VT the urmy-navy football bat- The rest of the Coast « aten| the old fight In the team. He tn S ttl W, hod Goliath would have drawn if han¢ a meeting of the Navy Athletic Ihave about as much experience as|**ry Much in the running for t ea e ins’: eam wit! } ‘cotball| by American promot jation last night. The Polo aeeeeee in handling a confer — Beadek, former 4 : - would Brays (Mis to make up a corking 3 IVING GIF re rounds will be sbtainnd. le an + haw verett : ; 2 kr 1 out of | © Dog : SIVING G AR ene, Bagshaw, of ‘ t Victoria Puck Chasers Lead-, | 8 am at Turon, Ka : OLYMPIC GAMES thas made a fine record as a hist | Five t HAT'LL KNOCK Behoot coach, but what he would be | spect ing League, but-- | -| ot BM AS DEAD AS & HIRD WHO. Ble to do with the Washington team been giver mek . | ° the eve 8 HAS IUST KISSED BOB MARTIN'S fe a question Elmer Henderso% ere’s no au at, be sate oi daa ia aad ene wee American colleges have okayed) p1¢54)7 ity of Southern California last year, | the Washing faculty because of © Mpa be | ae tooke 1 cus wins over tie a as ‘ legen end chances are he will be back there coaching methods methe eye's _ tae off eo ik ; ‘ ~ . : aa ie Post ; ve ae 2 ® =: w am Kidd is instructor THAT LEFT JAB lagain next year, Wells, at Lincoln, | another thing Ke of ©. 8 a chance for @| race will be rane | AND 3 UNIVERSITY OF jat the Interlachen Country clt Billy W te a steady fellow, and a «te tof Of course, Dobie is Dobie, and practice pee r a. | MINNESOTA MAY MAKE WREST-| Minneapolis. We trust the members of Bi rs Wright's- Drotect- he grid came. He has been whatever chan patalageey Ghee : po gener png "OK OF ¢ LI A VARSITY SPORT 10 not gambol with him. pe ie Le — coaching came a long time 4 has | tir t back at Washing. _,' 2°" bs 4 ; . ,t i , CHANGE | ae Sega: " ell le Friday made vad at Lincoln, ton 4, in the mind Nant. . a 4 ‘ will be a slight SOME OF OUR ALMA MATERS t f pa wrting Elise ding: Seygoc oh - Tae Alison, the present cage of ower in the cit vomeiagpess appa eats seup. O'Br who MAY YET TAKE UP FAKE FOOT , i. © whether or not he retains eh at the “U." te well liked t much chance of : P ax been holding down a forward job | RACING, 1 = the fie Coast champion- @iudents and is a hustler. He i* br > back to Washingt ; will able to play. He will be] oh .| ™* ship or loses it to. Morrie Biven a lot of the credit, if not most “ h won his n gage : 4 pla t lio : *! I Ww Lux ‘ef It, for Washington's wins over the | the would be just ° & | heen enter and Bert | « r 3 it from us, fans, this W. S. C. and California, as he put har r Sharpe W : >| Klee will hold down th er A iF ortteas Fa is going to be some fight & Let’s Pay Coach foutnriek team, is ‘ jthat all p| ("ine Elke will take the floor with | deat y v en § A tha eamea” tioned that. taded thel Mee Q The Wright-Lux bout is @ With the wonderful football ¥ 2 th in: | of . aw ry ’ w tds n at{and Mons w start at forwards a matched contests arranged & terial that will be back at Was ludes votball coach+ * ‘ 7 my Tucker at center and Miller ‘ > “~A by M Austin & Salt ° fon next year, the public demands ton's football team in a : aoe nee trove ‘wr Triechel w , bee ping up dande| Q for the entertainment of & real coach for the ple and Gold as well as a big «port - . * na tele nt ¥ ns on a lazy man’s front lawn. © the fans that night re warriors. It may be impossible to ton can we : : * first game will get under way | . |2 with the ‘saben Jand a good Eastern man and the coach we ’ ts r 1 the se gle |, ENGLISH DUCHESS PUT OUT in many ways by oe gaquad may be caached by a Western ing to save a Pee — ; I opm ri PARIS CAFE FOR INSISTING Sporting Goods man, perhaps by one already named, | for the w wta ' t 1} ON ANCIN ITH GEORGES we always have a but whoever is chosen sh i be paid dium i. CARPENTIEL GRORGES MUST tion of reserved seats enough money worth their ed f é bes HAY FLASHED HER ONE OF for all smokers. Will glad while to hold withou : wa , THOSE HYPNOTIC EYES reserve any number for eee Gay of hist Sedtiscosthoenrs t t LEONARD MEETS DUNDET reer reg | ou 2 t t ( * el valt oi } he ' the age gel FORESIGHT \ and } ey starred f t " . r f = “ sh oners [oars 5 hes ays Jack to Ja Re eons m | tsoz41109 SECOND AVE. AS a _|DUBUC STILL HOLDS ON Prom nter Dave Dri r You're ris es. nciinaites _ sellin’ wood oe | THE SPORTING GOODS STORE will play host Anne squad TO BALL HURLING JOB BOB MARTIN HANDS K. 0.!JACK JOHNSON STILL YOUNG GEORGE WINS \FOX OFFERS FRENCHMAN Jean Dubuc, the veteran pit OVER PERRY LEWIS $250,000 FOR BIG BOUT] wi hax eon reieaned to the To ; ses ve TO ANOTHER PLAYMATE LIVING--BUT BROKE LOB AN $8, Jan. 21—Young| NEW YORK, Jan, 21.—In hin firnt} OM oe ‘Yor Pageacst on ts ; DES MOINES, 1a.; Jan, 21—Jack} wexi 0A report George took a decision from Perry direct offer to Georges Carpentier, | 1, et tint taal ’ _fieteat f ‘| Moran of St. Louis was } ed outlinat Jac ni paige: Lewis in four rounds at Vernon last vi ins cai haat ar aad ey of the Coast league ‘ ‘ fires ncotn in the third round of eduled | heavywe list, has ight, but many disagreed with the) win or lowe, to fight Jack Dempney| 0nd was mainly used | n te Queen A ate : i : kiled wreck a Se thing bett Bly + in America July 24 cave iblapessges payee | Martin eGowan panies ment by the : ; eee aD in| He also offered further induce.|few ames Gi ene ave 6 City knocked out Carl er te ess today ELSIOR MOTORCYCLE os nex Seneca ahesrewe saladie: ments in the way of a vaudeville tour | howe ad Ai’ spay Mati sauad rea-| Red Wing, Minn., in th es 1 exe S-E.PINE ST TLL 999 Geieat, in four rounds. Benny Me-|efore and after the fight Sieh better whowing ; at : . | Manis. J y Brenton to the de | Dougla nade for the same tearm 3 er Pest Jimmy Peewards, Osicland| Successful experkments in grow.|Dousias made for ihe mame team ey i e CHALLENG — LOEW’s —— bantam, took the decision from|ing peanuts have been conducted in| eoup ity | Ont E Frankie Garcia. | Mesopotamia by Mnglishmen negin the new year right lau sats ediaks seek rT EAT w eanrnes oc all of ow | Englan nerica will not challe } = Nae $ QUARTET we semesily request all of. our ear [tina Ameren wit no ca THEATRE } ‘ormer patrons to call and have neer Harris or the International polo cup ur 0 OF HEAVERS LINE uP Ticats: chath (LHe MBLIAA” eenaniinied Maxwell, oa 1921, it was decided last night at Ito ll 1e four star pitchers of t nything ia Wrone ms wn | meeting of the Amer Polo asse tose pts Whmke, Hub Leon-|) Sety Make over and treat the fre all high class perfo war eohditions that would make it HOSNAPPY SHOW OF HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE EY |: a4 and Bernie Boland, All of them || sums free of charge aie é Jimpossible to defend the cup thi TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ead for ANOF ote igang eS summer, the club wrote HO Oe tle Wh eesenn won by th Ai eee uareatatd: +0 sees THE BALTUS TRIO | & the season, these four pitch “NOVELTY EQUILIDRISTS” Vi t ri Seattle ‘ tories bein scattered among SMITH, LYNCH & SMITH CLARK & LORRAINE ctoria VS. shat onl” 22 | Uy tad Painless | ANTPODES STARS WIN Mr. Ford Owner Comedy, Harmony singer “ile Own iva TONIGHT, January 21, Ba, 8:30 sharp fariee Cava “wth 31 gantan: we DAVIS CUP NET MATCH |Biii,, crante your neaa off Comedy Bite af” nine; Ehmke won 17, lost if SYDNEY, Australia, Jan, 21 these cold mornings when . Vaudeville Admierion $1.10, $1.36, $1.65 (Wa ax Included) ter nara 14, loat 13, an¢ entists | Australia’s tennis stars won the right will guarantes to make FEATURE PHOTOPLAY Tt. pay Oh tale ati the Avena office, 1818 Fitth ave Ml : INC. aa raee' Ledey, when Garand, Pat "a aie each MARY MACLAREN errne BeeXe. 0° b sree : tye ; 4 wy; ‘on \ A t y ring Your Car to Reservations not called for by 2 o'clock on day BO! t Jar Mike O'Dowd, |] gog Third Ave. Cor, dames st, J)“ the ustralian, won his “THE POINTING PINGER® or middleweight champion, won ingles match from Liew ‘ol, ALR sail pe oy rg Phone Mito sess psn match from Lieul. Col A. 9015 THIRD AVE. vraerein oars. dently 2th 98 bows takes 6 i, , Jressin Murphy, Chi nen he atopped 6 18 more sin match re a wed n bug catcher Positively no smoking permitted outside of lobby and dressing nin ‘Rios aye hi s Fe Pe ; Hours: $20 a, m ron ‘ vm; pate ge: 2 ne pathy See Mr. At 1 . neheduled Lrowna t ~ last Gundays, 9:40:38 count now stands three to one in Matinee Dally—Children 10c, Sundays, Evenings and Holidays ie night. favor of the Australians,