The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1920, Page 12

- ee es = g mpic Games§ Northwest to Be Represented in O Pope and Martin Are Seattle Candidates; Other N. W. Cracks ‘Jenne, Tuck, Williams, Johnson, Windnagle and nr Seattle Ice phy Are Other Northwest Probabilities; Local Boys | — ior RSE LT en | | | 3 \] Make Good Marks; Coast Trials Billed for May in 'Spaldings | “Tom Burns” Writes Again) Mets Spank California H ave H ar d | Mysterious Heavy Is Still After N. W. Clinging Vines Go With ‘Y’ Tells All About Johnson summer. Sporting Kaiter, Se: Star. : From Seattle comes Gus Pope, discus thrower de luxe, i Dear Sir; 1 that Jack Jobason's brother, George, has > coast champion heaver of the Greek weight, and Thornton j in . Martin, Broadway high school hurdler. | Leaders Win Close Game Eldon Jenne, the crack Washington state pole vaulter,| Star Cage League; who can do 12 feet, is expected to make the big trip! Other News aeross the pond. And then there is Henry Williams, the| : How Clubs Stand in Star League BY LEO H. LASSEN Northwestern track athletes will make a strong bid for on Uncle Sam's Olympic squad, scheduled to compete international oval honors in Antwerp, Belgium, this Victorian Team, 2 to 0 Tilt Is Rough and Seattle, Avoids Cellar by Breaks in Luck | STANDING OF THAMS Team on Laat | Vancouver .. att Karl Weird, the little local miller, has # tough ring sssignment tonight in Tacoma, where he takes on EAdie Shannon, the Cailfornia performer, If Baird wine this bowt he will entitied to some real consideration the Coast lightweight champion, the are picking Khannon local boy without Jim = Viynn, the | heavyweight, called pert eanctam yeotewday and demanded to |} and sumnents that I take ons few middlowsights, Know what the ides was in the tecal | New, I know George quite well, Hoe whitewashed a fence | for me last summer and did « fairly good job, so I shall not | {resent his criticken; but, if George can arrange for that ringnide | seat among the white folks, IT promiee to spill a couple of Heavies right in bis Lap. I am not after such willing millers as Barriean, eto; but wee be unto those heavy clingers, 1 should not have Included Oscar Koch in my list, for that boy lx a camer and not » linger, All he lacks bs experience, Glamjaw Harry “Williams” was covered with horveshoes when he beat him on hie Initial appearance. let me hear from the “clingers"—they are the birds I ase after, As for any further with friend George, I henceforth draw the “color” line. Yours defiantly, TOM BURNS. | | | beiched up « fow lines in defense of the Northwest crop of hoavies, | | | dopesters win over the © memory of the Piywn-t tranbie end » pair of brown ginsses, But at that Vigne gives ‘em = run for their money “WIid BIL" Reed, the California welght, has been given the mateh Hevo Krovusky at the Orystal Poot day because Oscar Koch, his op, the other sight, a on his way with Trainer Chet Melatyre to the ie baseball spring training camp, not because he earned a draw with Tacoma And then Reed didn't sare Graw with Koch, but be te being pat becnuse he is figured as the beet left of the local crop of hea to moet the Boutherner. Melntyre | Koch will round the loral ball tossers condition ~~~ | Sensational Spokane sprinter, tnomah Can’t Play who is now attending school ;: in the East. Johnson, star Puget Cage Chemaptons Michigan hurdler and broad in ogee jumper, is another North- western track product, hail- ing from Spokane. Arthur Tuek, the sensational end high school at! allaround track star, is Oregon's leading Nght. L LEAGUE NO. & Vere Windnagte, distance man, for hts or mer Cornell performer and Multno mah club runner, is also figured as good Olympic material Johnny Murphy, A. A. UG. high jumping champion, of Porttand, is another Oregon man. Spalding» and the “U" Community Pope and Martin, Seattle entries, /tive kept on their winning way in| are beth good track men, Hope win- | ‘phe Star basketball league lant night, | ning the coast discus throw here/put both teams knew they bad been | last year with a heave of 197 feet./in a real struggle. Spaldingy had «| Martin made the low hurdies in 25.3) tough time eliminating the Y. M, C.) last spring. 1A. finally coming out on top of a The coast trialx are billed fo 34 to 28 count. The Commuters had ry Anderson, who fought Mike Pete urned to DoPESeg st BY ALEX C. ROSE With their backs against the wall, fighting like demons for = place In| the play-off at the end of the season, the Beattie and Victoria hockey teams engaged in the hardest, faat est and roughest game meron in the! local Arena thin year, the home thus advancing Its chances to oppowe y. no more Ricks sbout the high cost, Vancouver in the final set-to, \ of fving. Goals were hard to get, as both defennes played superbly, but Char- | ie ‘Tobin finally put the locals in the |S Jn" lead with « long shot in the seoond | period, and Jim Riley sagged the nets and “put the game on ice” nine min- Utes before the final whiwtle. Purcell, ay's werep in wh te, walloped Pete without much of a otrueeie Wt Six Coast Clubs Well Fixed for Guardians of Left Field) Kopp Slated for Local Job; Other Regulars fitx clubs in the Qoast league have their regular left fielders picked for We soe by the California press that “Gunbeat” Rmith, Carl Morris, ete, are met Piper & Taft K. of ¢ a Hreweters |. Company B i ult i ca | WASHINGTON TO MEET ns afore ihe final whieue, | FARMERS MARCH 13 teams epolled many chances to ecora,| At last the date for the Washing but the Mets’ defense was great, and |ton-Pullman wrestling meet has been f Call | ‘to have been the main factor in mold. | a Amateur Breaks In| fornia in May GIVE THEM ALL fi ri may be traded t sond reports from zt : | : “i \ Lf rf t é i i i sf vit Hi if 7 é i : i I Hl Hl | : F t tilt tt { hi i J , | SEND WASHINGTON’S CREW EAST Washington's crew has a fine chance of entering the big astern intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeep- | sie, on the Hudson, in July, if the Purpie and Gold shell wins from Call. fornia here in May. There ie little; doubt but what the crew will make} the trip im spite of the fact that the} sooms to 4 hurter is reported to be to the Salt Lake training camp. Meas shiftnd. to the Ouks he started to the Oaks he ‘and pitched good bail for sociated students haa already been | used up. The advertising that thn university and the community re ceive from such an expenditure more than justifies the journey. And the veteran shell of Washington has a mighty fine chance of coming out in front im the national race and the chance is worth much to the crow, university and Seattle. SEATTLE’S BIG WATER PROGRAM | “fan Franciaco scribes think well of the the pew left-hander the goods The Beals didn't ‘B good southpaw aj! last mason, | J gets by, and ‘mith, Seaton | Boot" kick thru, the Seals will be| ‘off for hurting strength than any time Inst year. Bees Full of Pep ‘The Salt Lake Bees will have prac the same lineup when they! the season as they had at the! the season last fall, Man Johnson believes he has best aggregations in the “pill” Humiler, who led in hitting last year, with of .362, will be back in for the Bees. Both Are Composers |‘ Joe Lannin, former owner of the a Boston Red Sox, has sung several -. ditties In the American league af- faire. Now comes his son, Paul, who | which has inaugurated a plan of pro- fs the composer of “Lady Kitty,” | moting local amateur eerta, basa Inc.,” in which Kitty Gordon is star-| ready announced that a tourney will ring on the stage. be staged by this newspaper at Coaches Hurle hes Hurlers Woodland park some time in June. Preliminary plans for the event will y Joe Wood wilt coach the|>* laid soon, and we hope to make © ae 4 Indian slab artists thin | tts one of the big net meets of the spring at New Orleans. Joe in said : ne ' & = 3 ii i i ET TOURNEY It won't 9 long before the we warming up for the summer cam. Paigns on the courts. The Star, | year for Seattle. Horseshoe Pitching Club at Long Beach Long Beach, Cal. has one of the ‘The Giants have signed Hddie Moy. | largent horseshoe pitching clubs in ¢r, star infielder of the Finance and | the United States inte team, in the District of|*tlon has some of the best tossera. I 7 ntal league. One member, Wilkinson, has a reo ord of 59 ringers and 22 double ring. ers in one series of five games. Long Beach holds the city championship of Southern California. 4 ‘ 5 Quick Change Artist Six years in organized baseball has seen Sammy Bohne, Seattle infielder, change uniforms nine times, and he, |is Ukely to play on several more | teama before he has burned out in the pastime,. Here js the route card of the quick change Artiat: Chicago White Sox, Loneoin, Neb.; Garfield, tah; San Francisco Seals, Tacoma, St. Louis Cards, St. Paul Saints, Oak. land, Cal., and Seattle. ing George Uhie into a successful big league pitcher in one season. ft eB Ti aon 20 fon Epempionahip Tennis Ball, fure proving out to fast what the makers fig- ured on-—wearing qualities of the cover. One of the best known ha £0 26 sete from thene balla where he only received a —— tm . Come in and this, Tacoma Fans Give Tacoma ia finding no trouble in o sin the city report- lay on six oF seven | wards, were the mars for the win |ebances from the foul line. | 10 fleld goals for the losers. erew money appropriation of the 4% | Hoagiand will permit the tennis players to start | Also the organi: | a bi edge over the Soldiers’ and| Sailors’ club, winning, 37 to 27 | The “Y" led the Spalding team until the final minutes of play, when the «porting goods store men tied/ the count. A field goal by La Vake| and two quick shots by George La} Fray spilled the beans and gave the! Yeaders their fourth straight win. “¥" Leads at Halt The “Y™ led at half time, 19 to 26, but the Spalding crew evened things | up in the second chapter and the game was nip and tuck the rest of the way George and Louis La Fray, tor-| ners. George counted «ix field goals, |, fpels) smvnncoment, nas fore while Loule converte! 10 out of 13| knarews that the Mritish af . | plomahip (oureament would beete at Comal March 0%, two wanks after (he eamatentt Ue play arte at Muirtiesd. made a Walter Woods war the big star for! the winners, as urual He scored! atx field goals and rang up four free | throws. | The Community five led afl the! f way in the first game, Henry Wood cock, With nine field gouhe, was the | th high man for the winners, Cot Rice, | W!i", Caditians ase nes f—<4 Broadway high school star, counted | ere on a fide ef compete ee thea | comtentpestal sapregsto svece J Le Rrewnters Forfett Seorge Diawsan ili likely be twonsbare of The Brewster team failed to show |‘** Nritieh team up for the game billed with Piper The golf & Taft's, and the uit was forfeited! of Washington campus are to the P. & T. team Ca": | Rarnest Martin wilt partlerpate hampionantp ¢ PULLMAN BASKETBALL | ARTISTS COME FRIDAY Coach Allison Thrusday announced Soaring Field goaie—-G. La Fray ¢ (the following tentative lineup for the Free throws—l. La Pray 16, Wood 4 liman Tracey Mtrone. wards; Smith, center, and Staats and Pr anne Sig se a4 Yicholzon, guarda Allison stated TR none positively that Arch Talbot, who : lice | played wuch @ good game last Satur paca tite | day, will be out of the coming artes ‘ on account of injuries, The game starts at 7:30 for Nedbury The frowh will stage a preliminary »,| ame Saturday night. Frosh Coach Edmundson was to announce the op- posing team Thureday. 66 ‘The [verness chub, of Twleds, 0. ettat by national weit « links oe the Universtiy wane — © Tacoma profrestonn! * California open amente am L Day La 2 wt Holbrook | Alben « Wood vi Mock Mack one Ke Sudatitut Bolts for Ke Mooring Leet 2 na Rockey Field goal! «3, Renn Ries 19. Rice 4 Rice 2, Woodcock 4 Reteree— Lae Turner SEMIFINALS | Unable to put a team on the floor | Friday, the Knights of Columbus | |five has forfeited the game billed| with the MacDougailSouthwick | team at the Elks’ club Friday. This | |win puts the MacDougall-Southwick |team in the semifinals again. The department store team has not loat a gage thie season, coming thru with 11 straight wins. Out of the race for the semi-finals, }the Phoenix Mutuals will try to cinch second place in their section when they play the Piper @ Taft laquad at the Elks’ club at 9 p. m Friday. The Phoenix team has come right along during the second halt of the season, winning three out of four games. They were defeated by the MacDougall squad. In the other game Friday the Elks and Rainier Post, teams will wind up their sea |soris, ‘The Rainier Post crew wal loped the Elks when they played the first time this year, but the Elke have come thru with flying colors wince then and are figured to give the service men a@ battle. | | IMPORTANT GO SATURDAY The leadership in League No. 1 will be at stake Saturday night | whén the University Community ag. | kregation takes on the Spalding five | at the ¥. M,C. A. Neither team has lost a game during the second halt of the season and the winner of this mix will argue with the MacDougall- Southwick game in the semi-finals at the Y. M. ©. A. Tuesday. If the MacDougall five wins the semifinals there will be no city series, as the department store team will be elty champions, as they won | the first semt-final gam: | Chichen | Isbell Gets Twirler Frank Isbell is building up hiv Wichita ball club, ‘The bald-headed Munson and Sohne, for | rst [ | of other equally smart | _ places Fatima leads. the coming season, and only @yna mite will remove any of them. Hiff fiehaller, of Portiand, “Rube” Eilts, | of Los Angeles; Hughey High, of Vernon, Rexy Middleton, of Sacra mento: Hack Miller, of Oakinnd, and) Mertin Kopp, of Seattle, are dead ctnches to hold their jobs ‘The favorite pastime of the Routh orn scribe: during the well-known | stove league sean, has been to find & muccennor for Ellis, the veteran Low Angeice outfielder and to bie “Rube” off to the hasbeen beap. But if Weis & out Chere hitting the ball and @naring the flies the way be @id last! year, what a fat chance amy Connt | league performer bas of getting his job ‘The other teams don’t stack ap} @ well. Ban Francisco is without « Const league man for left field. | Hunter could throw, but his eyes hitting fell off at year. Connoliey finaied last year and was shipped to a lower minor. Over tn Balt Lake city, left field Was 8 wenk spot all fart year, with Mulvey on the job, This amason Man ager Ernie Johnson has lined up a veteran named Reiley, who has been |playing with the Indianapolis team tn the American asmociation for sev: | eral seasons, and Worth and Flynn, @ duet of youngsters, for the place. The rest of the men slated for! these posts all line up as good out-| | fielders, hitting, fielding and throw | ing well. SIX SCHOOLS TO TAKE Five Northwestern colleges have | cepted University of Washington's | approval for ® relay meet to be held | On the campus April 25. The achools | signifying their intention of taking | Part are Oregon, Pullman, Montana, Idaho and Whitman | A dual track meet between Univer. |Atty of California and Stanford on the same date prevents these teams from coming North, Word has been re ceived from them, however, that if j another relay meet is held here next | year, they will attend Ailantic City The Ambassador Marlborough-Blenbeim Boston, Man. Hotel Toursine Cambridge, Mass. Harvard University bothered him in the field, and hin |,” the end of the v | PART IN RELAY MEET|; of them tripped on ~towmd the penalty bench. got Mires minutes for tripping up Riley Wilt spent 10 m slashing Bobbie Rowe the Aristocrate forwards were baf fied. Lomer Patrick kept sending fresh men, on all thru the strenvous 90 minutes of play, in hopes that they would wear down the opposition, bat bis plans failed, for Pete Muldoon had the locals trained to the minute, and they stood the test like cham pions, and the housefal of wild, cheering fans went home singing their praises. One more win will insure the lo- cals a place in the playoff, and if they just show the form they dis played last night, the Mets will be raid play-off theattle Holmes Rowe Kuckey Walker ‘Third period Walker, 11:30 iret period Hecond period Victoria Meek- tow for Dunderdal rick for Jebneon, Dunderdate for Kerr, Lovaghita. Becond period: Reattie—Murray for To- Vietorta— Kerr . Patrick for W. mtman, Oatman for for Johnson, W. Loughlin for Ker ‘Third period: Heattle—Murray for To- bin. Vietoria-—Johneon for Pateick, Pat- rick for W. Loughlin, Kerr for Meeking, Meeking for Ostman, W. Looghitn for Kerr Teferee—Mickey Ion Bevery player on the I star but Bobby Rowe. and Jack Walker seemed to er than their teammates. “Moose'n their skates, We reckon the big boy | this morning with one of those “morning-after” headaches. ‘The press was kept busy in the second ‘The Loughlin brothers—Clem and Wilt The former en in the copter for Chicago, Il. La Salle Hotel New Haven, Conn. Yale University New Orleans, La. St. Charles Hotel New York City Delmonico's Waldorf-Astoria r Philadelphia, Pa. ’ Ritz-Carlton Hotel P Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Washington, D. C. Capitol Build The Shoreham The New Willard | Grabs High Schooler Tommy Dunderdale waa also on the r great night for everybody —lots of apilis—lots of speed—iota of cope the fans on lect, Not many goals, bat hon the right side—for the lo- Dare-Devil™ Thom! ane between peri umping stunts ecelved, on entertained the | His exhibition was well Clark Griffith, of the Nationals, vr /ord-breaking football Johnson for W." ject. ‘The two schools were supposed |to meet several weeks ago, but for |mgme reason or other it was post- poned. Now Yhe date has been set for March 13 and this time Coach ¥4 Brown says it's coming off. | The varsity js working hard for | ite meet with Corvallis this Satur- |day. Brown has not yet made public the names of the men he will take | with him, but it ls considered certain |that Captain Hal Johnson, who was injured recently, has improved suf- ficiently to make the trip, “U” FOOTBALL PRACTICE ON IN EARNEST NOW If Washington doesn't have a reo squad next year, it won't be because they didn’t have enough practice. About 100 men have answered Coach Allison's all for spring training, and are out every night learning the rudiments of the game. Here’s a big bit purchased materia ing. These clothes seen. BENJAMIN IS GIVEN LUCKY DRAW IN OR PORTLAND, March 4.—Joo Benja- min, a Western product, who won considerable renown in the East re cently as a lightweight, was a draw here last night im his fight) with Freddie Anderson, of Van ver, Wash. But the crowd which nesmed the scrap and the newsp today gave the battle to | who frequently landed on B and had the latter swinging wil After three rounds to no age, Anderson took the fourth |atth by an edge and sheded B min in the next two. The eighth all Anderson's, and he had the ni |by a big margin. Benjamin had | shade in the 10th. | Pugey Morton, of Lon Angeles, Frankie Rogers, of Seattle, lone of the best battles sen here a long time, drawing in the 10. | serni-windwp. Spring Suits at the Old Prices of good news for you. 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Hardy Moves East Sam Hardy, Coast tennis star, has taken up his residence in New York. | For three years he and Chuck Gar- jand have held the clay court doubles cian pionship, has signed : nest Grubb for a tryout : hard hitter and plays both infield and outfield, “