The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 12

THE aie STAR_TUPSDAY, MARCH 80, 1920, Vinal & FOOL L WAS 10 WASTE “HERE try LIFE STUDYIN' GREEK, 4N' LATIN 4N° HISTORY AN’ of ‘TAM AN EDUCATED Guy AN’ CAN'T EVEN BUY 6 PLATE DEANS! a TRY? — h zy Look AT BILL ROUGH NEC CLEANIN’ WINDOWS AN’ DWELL, CLOTHES AN’ GOE TH fones! - { (10v ra DAWGUNIT: ILL Go DOWN 4N' GET A JOD ae DRIVIN' AN ASH WAGON, AN’ MAKE Sore € SEAL Me MONEY? «, HES WEAR 3s TO City Baseball League Is Organized for Season| HE FACES TOUGH JOB Play Are | Accepted y Elected Prexy of | City Circuit; Season Starts May 2 BY LEO H. LASSEN Leading a green team to a city championship is no cinch,| SIWASHES WIN OVER CHI CUBS |Cunningham Breaks Up Ex-| tra Inning Battle | nls “¢ 20 re yesterday Hor went HANPORD, ¢ In a } 10. wit wash piteher all the way strong and received good support Healdes this, he made a hit in the tenth and came in on Cunningham's hot grounder, after two men were Speed Martin pitched six in Cubs and was nt cks, to whom the \but that’s what Bill Graham, captain of the Broadway high’ : | sehool baseball team, is trying to do this year. Bill is holding} down the shortstop job on the Tiger nine. Harris, second baseman, Bill is the only letterman to return to Broadway this year. The prep school season gets under jway April 9. : ati INO TITLE AT STAKE, BUT Any in the junior circuit, ® are the high spots in the adopted last night: Registration must be registered one |STAR CUE TOURNEY ty Rol th ca HAS BEEN DELAYED : ‘ = oe ent 1S AMAETS OE! wccsmne of the attraction of rere may be registered, George Sutton, world’s billiard star @ player manager. at Brown & Hulen’s yesterday, the} fo changes in registration can be | Opening play of The Star tourney after first half of season. | was delayed. The first games will changes in registration must | | get under way today. p made in writing to the secretary first half of season by consent of E the league day before playing of /poth managers, informing secretary Hed game jot league day before game is sched players may be transferred | ied @ne team to another without! Games to be rescheduled by the There won't be any chan at stake when Billy Shade and Billy Wright mix at the Arena tomdrrow night, but there is a title bout with Morrie Lux loo in the near tu turefor ine winner” Wrie tth Lux last week another-chance at the secretary of be made on ineligtbil- Interpretation of consent of both managers. secretary beats Shade, w d an edge over This hits the high spots in the|Lux when they boxed a short time rules adopted for the league last #0. If Shade wins, he too, will have night. |a right to demand a bout with the Other Rales lchampion because he will have beat Other regulations adopted follow: [en all of the leading contenders then. No pitching deliveries are barred. |holding wins over Storey and Davis Each team must designate a home now field, half of the games of each| In the other bouts on the Veterans’ team being played on its home jeara, Bert Forbes, local lightweight, grounds with the exception of teams !neets Johnny Thompson, of Montre located outside of city. Jal; Harry Mansel, the English ban KeGehy Spalding or Goldsmith balla om boxA@Soe Farrell; Percy Walk to be used, each team furnishing two ot Yakima, boxes Mike Pete; baile fit for play. | Young Sam Langford meets Frank} Official guide to cover all play. Pete and “Soldier” Woods meets not having nine (or less.) An other rules and regulations to |Claude Derrick pigs consent of other aeeen be interpreted by The Stars’ athletic - - Bniform within 15 minutes of| committee, and ali details not cov peddled playing time shall fortelt| crea here will be decided by this com | Eastern Schools id gAMe, Unless UNAVoIdable acci-| mittee. Practice Indoors, ng indoors in| h Thomas F or delays prevent teams trom | Prexy McKinley will call the next playing field. | meeting of the league for April 12. playing unregistered men| [nthe meantime, send in those ap all games in which sucl play-| plication blanks, «0 we can get & te, clear line on all the teams wishing | | playing paid men forfeit all/to enter in the ctty. in which such men are| Lincoln Meteors, 0. B. Williams | cotumbia Slickers, South Seattle refusing to play at orders| Merchants, Shaner & Wolff, New . System 44, Walla Walla Juniors Postponed Games Mercer Athletic club, Navy Yard shall be postponed {f Cubs and Artillery Brigade, of Camp Are not in condition for play | Lewis, were represented inst night. ‘Mf teams cannot reach field be | of anavoidable delays in trans. Lcume Unversity, Aye will turn ow dium. Syracuse has it with Pennsytva mona, intercol t in a. Johnny te and junior na onal antry champion, and | Lou Watson, another star long-tim tance runner, will form the nucleus of the track squad at Syracuse -| The Cradle Athletes LAKE CHARLES La Hav trafled the league years the Athletics bh When they start holding air races. the guy winning the toss can fly! may be postponed during | with the wind. > am ng fix B Mackmen do get to ders this season the youngest colle either of the to be listed am ° Cellars.” If th hitting on all it will be with tion of ball players in two major leagues. EYES OUR SPECIALTY of Years o- The ‘Old Time Fear of the Dentist Chair —is removed by the UNION DENTISTS’ modern painless methods of filling, bridging and extracting teeth. Just sit down and rest in agreeable sur- roundings while our expert licensed dentists fix | your teeth. 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CAMBRIDGE, Masa, March 30 | Bob Sedgwick in known as the “Duke of Harvard,” owing to bi as an athiete. the star tackle of the undefeated Crimson 11," and now he is a first | string varnity © carsman. Nig! ht Bike Races NEW Pome March 20,—Thrilled with the success and the revenue from the recent strday bike races promoters are planning to build a» new bicycle track for Greater New | York in the near future. It will levoted to night races twice a week Legion Mitt League FRESNO, Cal, March 29 letic ectors of California Ame poets are panning to « ’ Always With Pat CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 20 Ivy Wingo, the Reds’ star catcher, |! the year with | ¢ spends 264 days out Pat Moran, He h Jeon with his dog named after the great Ivy has an as christened “Cincy in the off ena which he haa le man of bal log which * Signs Longhorn ‘Star! AUSTIN, Texas, March 30 Uni port to Faulk of Texan student, will re the White Sox in Ho in touted ax a recond Sisler. It is said Comiskey paid bim $1,000 last fall to keep out of football eraity Ju May Lure ‘Tex’ Back | WICHITA, | "Tex wh Kan, March Jones, the Wichita ball made a million in « mo, may find the call nis spring ‘And again don a uni Frank Isbell has the big first | baseman under contract “Death Valley” Jim| Al * Jim Scott of the 20. player . rm Francisco Seals is no longer a youngster he is said to be ofling up jin wonderful shape this spring. He | works twice as long as the other | twirlers In Spring practice. *\|Dixie Likes Steppers { ATLANTA, Ga., March 30. Fivery hern state with the possible ex na and Minstesippl in the Hat of late} race meetings last fall and are planning bigger turf events this year. | Another Cobb Victim DETROIT, Mich, March 30. Cobb's victims, The Georgian star [is said to have gotten Pitcher How ard Ehmke’s goat and rendered him | useless to the club last season. It is Cobb's ca remarks have directed at tead also until youngster wa oat In tears. UMPS LOOSEN TONGUES HOT SPRINGS, Ark arch 30.— |Even the umpires are working out sedi | Ea here, Teddy rew and Ducky Holmes, Pacific Coast league | umpires, are taking the baths, doing road work and unloosening their tongues and arms umpiring games. Bid for Flash AKRON, Ohio.—Boxers are clam oring for a go at Johnny Griffiths, Akron fiash, who has just returned home with the Huropean welter- weight title under his belt. Canton, Milwaukee and Jersey City aro all bidding for @ Britton Griffiths matey remtility | He is « shotputter| | with a good throw, he cleaned up the| [heavyweights in the achool, he was! and boxing |. 0. U. BUSHER GWAN SIT DOWN AN REST = NO PITCHER EVER GETS ANYTHING PAST ° LOCALS NEED TWO WINS TO TAKE HONORS * Fourth Game Being Played on Hard Ice Playing under thelr own with seven men on the foe, and hard ¢ given a mighty thru with a rules, co of coming ne fourth game of the wor A's jo nerinn in Tor Canada, to ght with the Ottawa Senators ‘A win for the Senators will end the series and a win for the Mots will make the play even up, with two wins each, The fifth game, if neces mry, will be played in Toronto Thursday ‘The Mets are confident of a win, as they are coming trong and the? combination work will have a chance to show tonight, as they were hand capped by rough ice In Ottawa, | The teams will | their strongest Uneups and with ethe | Mots trying to the the neries, and the win int nite world’s ttle within the grasp of the | Senators, a merry battle will be on the &« Th Dixie Colored Loop ATLANTA 3 mprixe jeague thie spring. 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