The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1920, Page 12

é se ~ too Good Wright; Seattle Siwashes to Battle Chicago Cubs in One Game at Hanford HANFORD, Cal., March 24.—Seattle’s Coast League club will meet the Chicago Cubs in one game here Monday. Wet grounds caused the postponement of the other two games of the proposed seri¢ Ss. . Manager War it will be a good test for the Siwashes with the opening of the Coast season but a few days away. - Morrie Lux Is Just for Billy Wins Title Lux Uses Left With Good Effect and Punches in Stom- sach Take Pep Out of Champion; Storey Has Slight Edge Over Pete and Is Given Call; “Soldier” Woods Tries to Get Clever Again and Nearly Gets Beat; Fulton vs. Hector Friday ° BY LEO H. LASSEN Morrie Lux, the Kansas City welter, is just a little bit too a ring man for Billy Wright, Seattle boy. the third time last night, A the He proved it when he won the Coast cham- ip from Wright for the second time, beating Wright tithe some time ago, and then shading Billy after the Seattle battler had regained the title in a roundabout way. i the Coast honors. ha? r Billy's ri didn’t win very far last night, but it was enough to give pale Kansan made a slow start, but after he got going cracked Wright in the wind with a couple of stiff left and a right in the second round, and then opened a t eye that took all the fight out of the ion for two full rounds. Wright tried hard to come ff 4 t started out strong, taking ‘the first round easily, and everybody geemed to take it for granted that Wright had at last solved Lux's at tack, and that he would win, but Lux got started In the second round, and. after attacking Wright's wind, played a tattoo of Iefts on Billy's jaw. Lux brought his right into play in the third round and stopped | Wright's rushes with hard blows to ‘the head Wright Hangs On For the first time this season, a ‘ F the last round, but neither boy did much fighting in session, as they were both pretty well tired out from fast pace in the first three frames. substituted at the last minute for | Rae Scribner. | FULTON 18 NO MIDGET | Rising Into the air «ix feet, four and one-half inches, and upping the scales at 220 pounds, Fred Fulton. the Minnesota heavyweight, is no midget. The big fellow is due to- night from the East for his quartet | of rounds with Young Heetor, which Will headline the first smoker of the omason at the Arena Friday. Fulton rated as one of the few good ° heavyweights in the game, and his ‘the second and third rounds he clung Mo Lux like a carpet to the floor, try “dng to protect his stomach from Lur's body punches. Lux should keep the crown for if he doesn't fight too) too big for him. Lux is nearer the Vegitimate welter limit than any of ‘the other welters in this section, and =e has no business fighting middie weights, because he isn't strong enough to stand the gaff against heavier men. _ Jimmy Storey, another local weit was given a hairline decision 2, the Wilkinson min | ‘ef, in the semi-windup. Storey used this famous one-two punch with good effect. The first round was even, Storey won the second; Pete, with a Jot of rushing tactics bordering on football, won the third, and Storey thad a shade in the jast round when bout Friday will be his firet bow to Northwestern fight fans Just how g00d he 1 will be demonstrated then FREDERICK HAS NIFTY LEFT Fulton will have one big advantage over Hector, and that is his lone reach, one gf the longest, by the way of any fighter tn the game And boxing fans know the advan of @ long left hand with a man be! hind it who knows how to use it Hee tor has shown & good left at times, | but be's up against a tough propos! | | tion if Fulton ts as good as he has been We hardly expect Fulton to turn out to be a ham of the Gunboat Smith and Carl Morris type, as Ful: | ton is at the top of form, while the Gunner ia about thru and Morris never was at all HOW REST OF ARENA RUTH CONTES My on Oe will Be the first pict er to strike oul BABE RUTH this season. OE oR SE ENS Spee. Tee WOU RE SS cai ckd ics. ee coke ove Fight Seattle ball fans kicked thru with “Babe Huth” ballots thru the early morning mall. Heard about the “Habe” contest? Guess who strikes out the great slugger first he regular American league sea won and be the guest of the Seattle Coast league ball club, Two tickets will be given © every fan who cucsses the name of the pitcher whe turns the trick Contest closes Saturday, FUl out above blank and mail it to “Babe Kuth” Rditor, Seatle Star, One guess to « fan. The following were the hurlers picked in the first mall Perry, Athletics (2; Hoyt, Boston (t) Kerr, Chicago; Cleotte, Chicago; Jotun son, Washington, and Harper, Boston. SHADES OF DIM PAST; lla Tom Burns takes’ | Second Puck | HAND AGAIN || : “mre tae sae’ | Title Melee Is on Tonight Stary We are about to have another heavyweight exhibi- ‘Locals Need Win to Even) Up the Series; Play | he “flounder” season. ulton ranks second to the “champ” Dempsey, and Hee tor is a worthy opponent for Fulton, what a marvel Chet McIntyre has in Koeh! Ye gods! What shining “lights” the lemons of yesterday would be in the heavy division of to- day! I predict that Hee, will go out not later than the second round, of else we will be treat- ed to a “free love” exhibition on Friday night. I think the sco will be a bear: “Hearvle- ey,” with Hee. giving a fine exhibition of “Hugelogy.”” As a bug-ologist, he's a bear Have you been to the movies lately? They have been showing some picture taken with a» “slowdown” |] camera. If we could just film ® Northwest heavyweight battle, with such a camera, it would be a seream. There's a fortune in it for somebody. Yours truly, TOM BURNS. ‘ulton vs. Heetor, Truly, Western Rules Playing under thelr own rules, the Seattle Mets will make their seo ond start in the world’s puck series [with Ottawa in the Kast tonight. The [Mets put up a game fight in the firet battle, losing out by a three to margin to the Pastern champs but they had just hopped oft of fhe train and were playing under «tx |man hockey rules. At that, the Mets jthrew a big scare into the Bastern jers and are given more than an even chance to rab off tonight's battle The poor condition of the Kastern playing surface which i natural ioe, ndicaps the speed of the play, aa the warm weather in the Kast has almost put the ice out of commission. Nighbor, the big center of the Pastern champs, Seattle team will have to stop tn order to bring home the ice cham jplonship. HM maid to be a bie llow who charges down the ice tt & 20th century flyer, and he's “Dead- yod Dick” when it comes to ahoot- ing goals, He snared two count in the first game of the series. Frank Foyston, Seattle center,| |had his shooting eye primed in the! firet game, sinking two markers into} the neta in the opener. | ‘The Seattle team will line up with their regular Coast league formation | tonight which means that Miley and | Tobin will be on the wings, Feyston at center, Walker at rover and Rowe and Wickey will be on the defense. | Holmes, as usual, will be in the) nets, The Ottawa team has not an-| nounced their change in line-up, ab| tho they are axpeoted to start Nigh- at Darragh and ad bor center ix the man that the | the bounced a series of rights off of CARD LINES UP Pete's dome in the closing minute! In the other bouts at the Arena, That had Pete reeling around like | Friday night, Willie Keeler meets AD anti-probibitioniet all cidered Up.| Joe Bonds, in the heavyweight divi Roy David, alleged second, is try-| sion; Eddie Jackson boxes Mickey Ing to make a clever baxer out of | Brown at 133 pounds; Frankie Rog “Soldier” Woods, but in our opinion | ers, welter, takes on ¥y Nelson, Seattle is well equipped with playfields, bat the baseball diamonds on most of ‘em were in terrible condition all last season. Baseball will soon get bent on wings, MeKell, rover. horn on the defense | and Benedict in the neta , If Ottawa wins tonight they need | one more game to cinch the hockey championship of the world. thi Gerard and ¢ ft can't be done. He showed a pret fy good left hand against Lioyd Madden last night but was lucky to get a draw. The soldier discarded his rushing tactics and tried @ lot of clever stuff. The soidier’s big ace Je tiring the other fellow out, but @ne of these days when he gets lever against some boy that can hit he’s going to get crucified. For the first time this season the wild fan wasn't wild and he let the other man carry the fight to him, Madden doing most of the aggrese | ive work. Fast Draw Tommy Barrone and Frank Pete, Vghtweights, put up 4 nifty battle | im the second bout on the card, the call being a draw. Pete landed the cleaner blows, the St. Paul boy tak ‘ing a lot of punches to get inside of Pete's guard for infighting pur poses. In the closing round they stood toe to toe and popped each other and had the fans standing on their seats when the gong rang. Buck Norman, of Wisconsin, a eight, dropped Ernie Daily, focal boy, in the first round, but wasn't in any kind of condition to put up a fight and had to throw up the sponge in the second round. He Been Out Steelheadin’ Yet? It's sure the great sport, to get one of thone big boya on the other end of a light tackle outfit If you're playing the game to give the fish a chance, and want the most fun and excitement out of this game, you'll probably jose a large number of hooks and leaders. However, they are run- ning in large numbers at the present time, and we ean tell you just where to find the sport. Among the necessary tackle you should have a fine, smooth running line, fine, but strong leaders, and @ light rod. Step in any time and we'll gladly give you the dope. |and @ curtain raiser will be added. REED HAS TOUGH SESSION AHEAD Bil! Reed, the Los Angeles heavy weight, bas @ tough session just ahead. He will have a busy 18 min utes keeping hie jaw away from the under way in the city and now is the time to have the fields gone over, the boulders dag out and the fields rolled, Wood land park, Ballard, B. F. Day and Lincoln park were far from aa South Park and watha had two nice fields, mulish right hand of one Bevo Kru-| why vosky, the San Franciseo mauler, to-| them, morrow night in Tacoma, The first time they met Kruvosky won by the Severs thousand pesple wit K. O. route in Seattle, and it's the| mess the games at Woodland big dive on the carpet for Reed again | park every week and good base unless he keeps his jaw protected, | Dall cant be played on poor grounds. The park board should see to it that the dia monds are cleaned up. not take care of all of BOXERS HOLD BALL TONIGHT Seattle's boxers will have their chance to show some real footwork tonight, when they dance in the first | annual ball of the Seattle Boxers’ a» | sociation, at the Knights of Colum. bus hall, Fred Fulton will lead the! «rand march, with Flossie Sturgise. of Levy's Orpheum. The first event gets under way at 6:20, | Poor ice conditions in the Kast may carae the toss of the world’s hockey series far as the Seattle Met» are concerned. The Ottawa rink, where the title series Is being played, is surfaced with natural jee and the warm weather is softening the surtace, The ice ‘OTT ‘ was slushy at the end of the fs - | game Monday night — and Pat Scott, vgteran boxer, a former| chances are that it won't be favorite of the Seattle fans, wil! ret-| much better during the rest of ree the big bout Friday. Pat's a| the series. business man in Bremerion now, RITCHIE IS LEADING IN ANDERSON V8. SHANNON The best lightweight on the Conant should be proclaimed after the 10 | round battle between Eddie Shannon, | | the California lightweight, and. Pred. | | die Anderson, the Vancouver, Wash lightweight, in Portland, Friday, Shannon has had a very #idesauful | stay in the Northwest, and has yet) to lone a decision in thes parts, An- derson made a good showing, with | doe Benjamin, in Portland, recently, shading Joe after 10 rounday P CLASS “B” CUE STANDING Player Won Lost Pet Ritehle 6.4 <8 0 1000 1 600 2 a3 2 aaa S| coed 1 1 238 Morgenstern 8..T. Ritchie is leading the field for The Star's Class B three-cushion billiard championship in the city tourney “being staged at Brown & Hulen's. parlors. He has one more game left to. play, meeting Ben Brierly tonight. A win for Ritchie will elnch the cup for him. Brierly in in second place. The other con testants are out of the running for firet place, but can still figure in he cond prize list Last night's games follow - Ritchie 20, Morganstern 11, 68 inn: MAKE PIN KECORD | ings; Ritchie, high-tun, 4 PHORIA, Ill, March 24.—World’s| "“Morganstern 4 5 record toppled with the Maple Pins oan pm i on, pied “4 ‘hi here when the Central Alleys team| Bowen 20, Hibler 16; 49. innings of Indianapolis rolled 1,127 1n ®| Bowen, bigh run. 4 ‘ single game in the American Howl-| Hibier 20, Morganatern ing congress here. The Orange team | innings; both, high run, 2. of Bt Louls set @ record of 1,113 4) Ritchie 20, Hibler 14: 38 innings; Week, age Ritchie, high run, 4, Tonight's kamen follow This time of year the ball stars) Bowen vs. Morgunstern; seem to bave only one word in their | vs, Brierly; Brierly vs. Hibler vocabulary—"Gimme warts at § p. m, BELIEVES IN SPEED STOCKTON, Cal, March 24¢- Charlie Graham, manager of the San Francisco Seals, believes in speed. Shortly aftes 8 o'clock this morning Graham and Aviator Farris lett by airplane for Ban Francisco where | Graham will inspect some work be ing done at Recreation park. They expect to return to Stockton by noon | today 17, 69 Ritehie Play ANGLE MEET Franklin te Man. eager Bi Mactinnis, The track men will torn out at Franklin shortly after A and Weet Meactie will | im the city meet is not Rei not take the coach high school athletic foll hing the progress of “Ht ningham at the #eattle training camp at | Mantord, Cai lie te @ likely candidate for the receiving Job st Franklin. Di Jullo caught fer Gatelys in the | Commercial league last year Bpencer Harris has been elected cap tain of Broadway's next your's basket ball equad. Harrie ls a member of the 1920 all-elty team. Royle, who m gridiron ure inch fo 1 Mplitters’ 9 pin, infield place on th Hacker is expected to re- lace Ed Dean a catcher on the Broadway baseball team this season. Dean has signed with the Yakime teum in the tle Northweet Inter- national Irague. |. atmany | Jack Pickering will probably resume the twirling Job at Lincoln this sand ‘This will be Pickering’s second year on the mound for the Rail Splitters. Prive | Quak has played t win the outti Jack Demprey ta expected to be in Mee attio in July with the Selis-Floto clrous if he isn't detained in California by Un- lele Sam. | | NEW | Stecher, YORK, March 24, — Joe world’s chathpion heavy: | weight wrestler, disposed of Mort Henderson in two straight falls here last night in $7 minutes and 60 sec. onds and 14 minutes, respectively. BAN FRANCISCO, Cal. — With four shows running already, with another club opening up a Mon. day Night club, & Francisco will have a boxing performance every night in the week except Sunday, ——_. iuna Park Swimming Pool opens March 27th.—Advertisement, NEW SALT LAKE RECEIVER ‘ { x Here's Joe Jenkins, the former Chicago White Sox catcher, who will do chief mask duty with the Salt Lake Bees this :™ With Ray Schalk, the premier catcher of baseball, on sno year. s will throw his strongest lineup in against the Bruins, as Ww ‘city baseball league. Telephone ‘ |Do you want your nine battling for |the city championship? to The Star Sporta Editor today BOYES SPRINGS —A team ruled by Hill Mumler yesterday whipped Kiley’s squad, t te 1 Kachar, recently biek inte the | from the mountains, ved © meen brand of ball for the Tan fire the job in the Windy City, Jenkins didn’t have much chance, to show what he could do behind the plate. have that excuse this year, as he will be expected to work “ most every day for the Reds. Amateur Ball Pays DENVER, | ¢ resigned nem) profeaniona other year franchine in baseball ever di Denver has be natinfled with baneb for ar Rest for Boxers PORTLAND, of the boring allow the fight halves of 12-rou have found tha Ore, — The rules club at Portland ore tO reat between nd bouts, Promoters t they can get more action from the boxers by splitting up the bout into two parts. Three army districts have formed baseball leagues ‘They are Low and fan Diego. on the Pacific coant ngeles, San Francisco | ® Being unable to land a| reached the Western league, & course of instruction on the archt loop has been formed. Amateur |tecture of golf links has been added enjoyed greater prosperity ast year than orgapised | Agri | | But he won't Golf Architecture BOSTON, Mans The popy larfty golf and the necessity tor building of courses such proportions that to the cirr at Massachusetts “ Teach ’Em to Rastle EAST LANSING, Michigan. — Football players on the Michigan Aggies’ "11" this year will also have |™ to be akilieg wrestiers. Coach Brewer has asked all prospective candidates to enroll in a mat clare. DEMON MANAGER MUST EXPLAIN March 24—For some ¥ of Reatth eat Vernon lam scheduled four-round main Penny MoCoy diey and got leked ; It’s dollars thes by staging rm tom Park thi after being pelled by rain loaf since Matur- Infieléer Jim McCauley of the An- ut for more money t they three hours. player joined t | Pred Fultor, fielder, formerty |Lone Beach high school Thie makes ix native Californians with the Oregon Third Baseman Wiserzil orted last night to the Portland club. #ACRAMENTO. yerterday gon # the fastent ame played here this reason. Com (ton, secured th a with [three fy ¢ four tripe to peppery game ated the Ore: | re got day . ant t an th league fash,” Baseball Application Cy thE cee cece rncwes nesses ce mnccnenmrereesesiiill (Team Name) |{ baseball team, hereby apply for franchise in The Constitution and By-Law to Be Framed for Leagy Star * ~ ++ ose ee + .Manager, en In your baseball team planning to| Every team tn Seattle that |play the game in Seattle this year?| play ball will be given a change enter the league Well, if you | classes, A and R, do have your manager fill out the! ability above application blank and mali it | will be held at The Star office Mi Pisnty The next league night and it's at every team be re and Ernest Pratt. There will be rated acco . proposed constitution and) lawn for the season will be di and officers elected and the will get down to braes tacks, The program for the year lined up tonight at The Star the temporary committees lat the first meeting this week m to frame a constitution for @ The committee consists |Roy Bunsten, Henry Hendricks: | Trucke 5 Present plane for the league for start in play about the first jin May, so it is important that schedule be lined up and it can't} done unless the teams send in th * application blanks. R Here Are Tossers After Ball Are you looking for ball Manager? Well, here ers, Mr. some tomsers who want a to play with some of the teams in The Star league summer: Fred Emard, second ‘Tei, Eliott 3671, Roy Bunsten, first baseman. 3242-W. Bin Truckey, Eliott 3571. Henry Beeraft, first Address 211 2ith ave. 8. 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