The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1920, Page 12

Ps | BILL 34 a MacDougalls Have Powerful BY LEO H The MacDougalls They ‘The Commuters started out strong. their first three games in first half of the schedule, but badly defeated by the MacDoug equad and the Phoenix Mutu their bearings in tho sec Of the race. they have come thru five straight w apd are strong. Their 42 to 26 win the strong Spalding outfit give fans some idea of their class. Macs Are Favorites _ Fhe MacDougall weregation will ® the favorites tonicht, because of ‘lags of their individual players. Munson and George Smith. who fed With the Universipy of Wash during the past season. mr @ligibie to play with the dep store five. will probably start the at center, with Smith at one of guards ‘Jack Davidson and Ralph Smith. Yeteran Washington players, ‘be the choice for forwards. Both} have been playing a mighty game. Dixon Shiveley, an- Washington vet, may start the atcenter. He has been playing his position all year. _¢ George Overton and tte are the other guards elixibi¢ ‘Play. Kertis and Overton have) Playing regularly lately then the Macs bave Dick .and Ernil Guttafson, former high school stars, ready into the game at forward. MacDougalis have the advant cause of their powerful re th. + “ Community Lineup Community five will undoubt- | start Ward Bell and Henry at forwards. This pair of/ bas been going great tp the line of shooting baskets | Logg will open the game at and Wes Rennie, veteran cage and Ted Olsen, another ter, will open the game at the Community five wins to| it, the same two teams will meet night at the Knights of sym in the first game ot} finale. The second game of the pals wili be played at the ¥. M. C. Thursday, and the third game, if, Ty. will be held at the same Saturday. Strong will handle the tonight. OPEN INTER-CITY SATURDAY Seattle and Tacoma inter. Those Who Know— Just what it means to be ready for the opening of the fishing season are mak- ing their tackle purchases at this time. As @ suggestion—it will perhaps ve you much time if you start to re- eanip your outfit now rather than to wait untii you start out. King County and State Fishing Licenses pow on 9) | Diper « Toft Ins antihe b obeiarad SPORTING GOODS STORE | | That Seattle has the fin- est billiard parlor in the world? Come in and see. BROWN & HULEN Becond and Spring. Third Floor. tte amen City Basketball Title Squad; Tacoma Series May Start Here Saturday; Ballard Playfield Five Has Claim and May Play Star League Winners; All-Star Team to Be Published Saturday . LASSEN with a clean slate of wins How Clubs Stand in Star League LEAGUE NO. 1 Won Loat menity ' Rainier Post. . LEAGUE NO. Won Lost Team— MacDougalts Phoenix Mutua. Piper @ Tat .. K of © firew 2 3 1 i e Saturday night a¢ Y. MC. A. if the MacDouglas win the title to night. If the full title series rust played, the first game of the will be played here one week from tonight af the “Y." Scobey’s Pirates, a team of youngsters, aro the Tacoma champions, MAY ARRANGE SERIES WITH BALLARD a May Be Decided at ‘Y’ Tonight; Other News ting for the basketball championship of Seattle, the ugall-Southwick squad and the University Community will battle tonight in the second semi-finals in The Star ie at the ¥. M. C. A. The game will get under way 230. If MacDougalls win, the department store crew will annex championship because they won the first semi-finals, but the Commuters win, the same squads will play a two-out- ree game series for the title. : ; ave not lost a game this season, going} both sections of the league f ing the first half of the season they won five straight and then beat the Knights of Columbus in the semi- have come down the line with five more straight and have once more qualified for the semi-finals. The winners of The Star league May meet the Ballard playfield five. champions of the p Yoague The pinyfie! od with 15 stral have not yet suffered a reverse. T thru t wine this year, and managers of The Star champs and the playfield team may be able to get together and arrange such a series after the city league ls completed. WHY KNIGHTS FORFEITED The Knights of Columbus were forced to forfelt their game to the MacDougall Southwick five because the club five scheduled a game for the night they were supposed to have played the department store team. There was no other time to play the game, becuuse it conflicted with the MacDougall schedule and the semi finals bad to be started this week Whenever it was possible to re arrange games on reques rescheduled, but it wa to shift the game at the late date. NOTICE, FOR RUNNERS-UP Hf the MacDougall squad wins the city title, the Knights of Co lumbus and University Com munity five will play a single game to decide the runner-up po- sition. The winner will then play the Tacoma runnerenp. If the Community five wins, the MacDougall crew will be given the honor, because of their win over the Knights in their first came, ALLSTAR SELECTION SATURDAY WILL START FINALS WEDNESDAY, IF NECESSARY The first game of the finals will be played at the Knights 6f Colum bus gym Wednesday, if the series is ne ary. Of course, a win for t MacDougall # tonight will put the kibosh on the city series Two other games are billed tor the K. of C. floor Wednesday. Phoenix Mutuals and Piper & Taft will play at 7 p.m. and the Knights of Co. lumbus and Co. B will piay at % p.m STAR ANGLE TOURNEY TO OPEN MONDAY Come on, you billiard slickers! The Star's city three-cushion tour. ney will open Monday, and it you} Want to get 1 non the city champion- | ships register at now Brown & Hulen’s There are no charges for entering | Third the series, and anybody is free sign up for the tourney. Drawings will be made Saturday for places in the lists. The series will be an elimination affair until the four leading players are de termined and this quartet will then Dlay once around for the honors. Get in the swim. Sign up now. Green Heads Stars Al Green, jr., head the Chicago net stars. He was selected by the ranking committees of the Chicago Lawn Tennis association to top the st. Green outranks Walter TT. Hayes, who for years has been the leading player in the Chicago sec tion. Canucks Want Wright The Canadian Olympic committee has put in a bid for the services of Coach Joo Wright to handle their rowing entry, at the Antwerp games. The committee has already recejyed the to | | | | | THAT'S Veey To me! ME SAys WES ame? DEVOTED , Wason PAL Moore — CONQUEROR OF WILDE HERMAN, WILLIAMS, ERTLE, AND CRIDUI ATE Will Knot Up Coast Race Seattle Takes Lead With Win in Vancouver Victoria will tie the Coast puck race into a knot with a win here Wedn, crate tackle the locals ip the daat regularly scheduled game of the year The way things stand now Beattie leads the league, by virtue of the win over Vancouver last night, and Van- couver is but a half a game behind the Mets. And Victoria is the same percentage behind the Millionaires, Just at the standing and you will get our meaning If Seattic wins Wednesday, the lo- cals will be the real leaders for the season. They will then play off the title series of a home and home game with the Vancouver club which is bound to finish second if Se-| attle wins re. But other plans have to be made The allstar teams for The Star it the Victoria team wins, as tho league season will be pullished Sat-\race will be even up all the way [urday. Playere who have not par. | around. ticipated in five or more games will | ——~ | not be considered. VANCOUVER, B. C, March 9. Great work in the nets by “Happy” Holines, Seattle goalie, is the only thing ¢ defeat the t year ht before one of *y crowds of the The Mets came out on top of a 2 to 0 count after three periods of desperate hockey. Murray Seattle's first marker tn period and Walker the final coal of the game in the seo- scored the first Vancouver Position Beattin Lehman Goa . Holme Cook Left de owe Dunean Right I. Adams Rover Roberts Center Skinner : Right wing Harris Left wing y. Adame patitutes Taylor Substitute Summary Firat period: (1)—teat- 09. Bec period: (2) Foyston fro ‘ Third period 9. attie 2, Vane couver 0 Penaltion: First period —None. Period: Boattle-—fowe, 10 # minutes. Vancouver, non 4: Vancouver—Skinner, 10 Beattle--None tions: Prat Seattle Hkinner for Taylor Skinner Adains, 3 minutes efter Skinner penal ized 10 minutes Likes Bush Baseball Another major league player pre fers amateur baseball to the foot lights of the big top. Chick Gandfi of the White Sox will manage a team at St. Anthony, Idaho, this summer. The baseball spirit in Idaho is said to be running wild. They pay big money. Plush Seat Arena The boxing commission at land, Ore., is planning to build a box- ing arena that will seat 10,000 people, It will have plush-covered seats, Lives of great remind us George Meredith, brother of the fleet F Ae Wanipo 13 at saved the visitors from| me back with | Port- |), Nememver Harry meumann, the |broke into baseball as a first baseman with the Portland work—an aoe Hun! THATS NoTHiNn’ TVE GoT A GAL THAT woRQe3s Sone Hw! Seattle Takes Hockey Lead i Victoria Win 33 same big kid will draw down 10,000 buttons for playing base- a7e\ ball for the Detroit Tigers this season. He ts one of the | big stars in the American league, and is a .300 hitter. ‘a jump from the Northwestern league to the big show and a lay night when the Aristo-| 10,000 bacteria income per one-half annum. increase of sbout If the report that Welser Dell, Tigers, | Willie Mitche The league that Dell plans to enter this year bs the same circuit in the Rocky Mountain district that “Tub” Spencer, the portly Salt Lake Spencer was supposed to club. This Kocky Mountain proposition seems to league with fiehing and an otherwise gentleman's job with the same stipend that the balltossers would be working for every day in the receiver, will join. f, Rex Dawson, Art When Heilman was playing in the Northwestern league he was drawing down » salary of $200 pee month from Portland, | and now he has boosted his stipend to $10,008 for six month’ oo so bad for a young fellow of 15 yea th quita the Coast league for independent baseball is true, Manager Resick of the Jungle Tribe can congratulate himeelf upon having @ big string of other first claan hurling talent. Fr job, Vinegar BNI won't have to lose any sleep over Dell's leaving. season for in the Coast circuit. Bruce Hartford, Seattic's new shortstop, a graduate of the Western -|lengue, is all to the candy as a fielder, acc Seattle pitcher in the old Northwpstern league, who pit Joe squad in the same league last year eyeral times and thinks well of him as an all around pla “It Hartforé i ian't very | Rose returi A ig with the stick.” | Jobs in the Coast league this year. Seattle; Kumler, Sal layers when burlesque. Neaver ba arto, Cat amento today work by getting ba t r ino trade with uniform for showed thy eames lost OCKTON, ot Cox, Crawford, Los Angeles PORTLAND, Mareh ing Bil Rodgers’ ROYES HOT BPRINGS, Cal, March 9 Pitcher Madison, obtained by the Toow Portt jt Lake City they protested. Members of the haund, en route to On- eduled to stop at Hac. and start thelr spring ¢ pointers In watch- ppers work out. 1 stepped out in {nitial workout and the stuff that won 20 I) the Texas league. Cals March 9, could bit bard enough he would be in the big show,” says “He Selds like a big leaguer, runs the bases well and throws, but he « to work with the St. Joe team again this year. won the pennant in the Western ciroult last season. There will be plenty of punch among the right fielders holding down dust glance over this list: Wolters, 1; Fitzgerald, San Francisco; Wille, Oakland: fdington, Vernon; Compton, Sacramento, a Six .300 swatsmiths—y Cox of Portland, and Compton, the Sacramento gardener, are the only pair that fell below the .300 mark last year. , the former National league umpire, who will work In the year, has quite a reputation as a comedian. umpire in the big show, as he sang little ditties to the} At that he can't be much funnier than} ome of the umpires that worked in the weren't very funny, but the way they called a lot of decisions bordered on| Adams, Philly National league catcher, will take care of the! of the Seattle club‘ ng in the Coast league this summer. | purchased by the local forces yesterday | | According to the dope on Adams he isn't much of a bitter but ts a} |good steady catcher. That's what Seattle needs. There's enough hit-| {ting strength in the rest of the club if Adams doesn't prove to be a slug |wer. He will replace Ed Spencer, Bee catcher, who was supposed to |play here this year bait pi Sorensen e JESDAY, MARCH 9, 1920 On SRE et know \hene TvE Be < Dw, ont Ine wight wilt mob og raw-voned kid, who Quite cont in seven years. Not ¢ big righthander of the Vernan With Byron Houck, Finnernan omme and Pete Schnieder on the ve joined the local 3 two-gaine-a- week ding to Bill Rose, former for the St He pitched inet Hartford er U's team | a slugging crew. They called | league last year. The umps ay drinicing Kiliter wily" ound. Tomorrow the Angels will ay Che Sherman Indians. LOS ANGELES, larch 9.—Two Vernon teams play < M rect ne erable ing because Brooks, Houck Dawson have not yot signed contracts. red Moll. ‘ wer Henge of ord L ots Went ~ se WMO T saa vaTH, WH Werbingtor res With Visiting hoop teams thie year. Whitman took P Not» & chance to show what he can do in ¢ ‘MacDougalls Battle University Com VELL HARRIED En, Washington's final basketball series With Pullman here resulted in = 50-60 spilt. Pullman took the first gene 18 and Washington annexed the second go 20-14. * five epiit every home ae nan down the line basketball et Welle Welle last to the tune of 40 to 33. Jones, sensational Atlante kid golfer, has declined the invite- cr American golf tram de ngiand, this be time involved in making Just srriyed from Engiaod end w bere. CARPENTIER FACES STIFF GRILLING UPON ARRIVAL BY HENRY L. FARRELL |(inited Press Staff Correspondent) | NEW YORK, March 9 “com pre” in golng to be o handy expres tion for teen Carpe: With 4 shrug of hia French shoul. | ders, « blank stare on his scarless face, and the attitude of a loet sheep the European heavyweight champion have a good defense against the that goes down to the dock this Month to “get him.” Most of those who push the gates | Jand get by the custofns officials for & real cloweup for * and t bride, wil] want to k when, whe and how be in going to fig Dempr The film men w " ing him if he knows how to putty his | nore, pencil his eyebrows, oi! his jlocks, ttc. Jack Curley will be there The Store of Choice ergy ee nari Fo ner . * SCOTT PERRY DOESN'T ;| FEAR BIG BABE RUTH} | | } | “1 don't pitch any differ- |) ently to Kath than to any other bitter,” says Scott Per |) ry, of the Athletics. “He in a |{ 300 hitter and he is going to |} hit every third time up. I have had best success with | my underhand bali against | him. I mix them up, the. } Trouble with most pitchers (| when Kuth is up is that they piteh too bard. Whenever you get two strikes on Ruth he ought to be easy. Last year he only made one homer off me and before last season none | | |e |Cards Sign Canadian | He elder ~~~ Branch Rickey’s eyes see far. looked up the Edward Hogart of the Regina (Saak.) club in the Western Canadian looy with bim to show up rf training record of Ou and made te jand m at Brownsvi | J to learn if he knows enough Yankee | langu to tell his vaudeville audi. Then there will on with the bro interview shots— Whaddye think of America?” “How ted life?” “D'yub thing you'll win | All the business men who want the champion in on a getrich-quick scheme will singing in chorus, | ‘How much? be | Dan Mullins and others Morgan, Paddy at serious mien, who live by ng KOMe of America’s b way from the snares and pitfalls of | ring, will be in the crowd. } Maybe Georges can’t “parley vous” | American, but be won't love anything | ‘by it ' Cheasty'’s Better Yes, they are better Hats than have been shown you heretofore, because we have demanded that they be made more exacting. They embody just the right degree of smartness without the rakishness. Such Hats appeal to the business man, the club- man and the younger man. Light weight, flexi- bility and superiority of workmanship charac- || \ ali tt) } terize our headwear this spring. You may have some ideas about hats; we give you variety enough to make your selection, Dunlap, Knox, $4 to $20. Stetson, C. & K munity Five’ ENT AT POOL | joDts in nine +, Borsalino (Italy), and Heath (London), have all contributed to showing now offered for ‘your inspection, Both Boys Pack Real HeWallop Bert Forbes “Meets Tough Customer in Tommy Cello; Other Bouts Two of the most promising hea weight prospects in coast ring cirelag will toss gloves at each other at the Crystal Pool tonight. Wil Ri of Lon Angeles and Bevo Kruyonl of Ban Francisco are the you Samsons most concerned in A \ headline doings. We have seen in action three times and he bears watching. He lacks experience, bub carries @ good stiff punch and looks™ like a comer. What Kruvosky can do we do not know, other than his record shows a list of eight knodks 9 starts, which speaks of | a wal op. winner of tonight's go wil stand as one of the ran«ing heayye § weights on the Coast. Kruvosky @ claiming the heavyweight ttle, bug hardly has the right to call tie crown his own until he licks a few more “agpiranw.” Just whom the crown belongs to is a riddle and winner of tonight's mix will have just as good a claim one else. Bert Forbes, Seattle com who boxes on the side, will take Tommy Cello, one of the rank California lightweights, in* the windup. Cello is well thought of } the South and Bert will have to | at his best tonight In the other bouts Red Gage Jimmy Clarke, two worthy weights, will aggravate each for four rounds; Stan Fi boxes Jimmy Harris, and Bud gerald takes on Harry Bertram noouver, B. C. The first bout gett under way at $20. will Jackson, weight, decistvety Dundee, another > 10-round serap in Gotham Inet High school coaches meet today frame prep echool baseball schedule For Spring Garments our Spring Priced from As in all things from Cheasty’s—— “Values Tell’’ New Manhattan Shirts Clothes for Golfers