The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1920, Page 20

Ray Wilson to Race in Famous Cross-Country Star to Perform at Green Lake Sunday Ray Witeon, the young fellow who | Boen starts on his propoesd run from Beattie to New York, will perform a long distance running feat Su @round Green Lake, when he will] face 20 miles with a doy on a bteytie. Wilson would like to have 20 racers @® hand to pace him every mile ot the way, which means a fresh man | for every mile The Dig event will bet under way at 3 p.m. at Green Lake station. Wilson will race three Himes around the track to four laps} fer the bicycle rider. Harold Stil. tager will race on the wheel. ‘Wilson starts on his cross-conntry Qeunt May 1 from the Seattle post. @ffice. He expects to rim 40 mifles @very day. He haa to run every! of the way and has to make the| in TS days He will be run the national crosscountry | ‘There ie nothing tn tt for | tor m He’s Been on Job Long Time wena io Fonts Mitze has been coaching Dunhers and acting as firet string catcher for le these 10 long years have the job for another 10 wants ft. Hrowes has played baseball ever since his “cornfed™ days back on | it be) Cunsingham, of . new, amt Del Howard mays he onn |’ -FRIDAY, APRIT 76, 1920. an - baseball team, hereby apply city baseball league. rood big LAK Cily, ARP handed pill chucker, heaved waltzed off with the ame Salt Lake Bees here yesterday held the Bees to three scattered hits with an error on a fly by three counters in the third inning. and a heavy hail fell in the sev fracas was called off. Beat toe Kopp, if a 2 + 58) mewn wwen . $.—-bob Geary, right Telephone league ball, and Seattle of the series from the | vy a 3 to 0 count. He hits. Seattle bunched Reilly, and scored all The day was dark, enth inning, when the days. Th lfor the opentag games of the seasor ple of weeks. Pontry liste for the league close [eal The Sports editotr now o One Invader || Never Tasted | te. is One Yogtiah champion at Joust will return to hts native land with pugiliatio honors intact. Boy Mo Cormick, Ughtheavyweight chan pion of Great Hritain, has fought 11 times while on hig tour of the Untted }taten and has bot tasted defeat tn | that tira | He te now returnink to Pngtand to Aatond his Nehtheavyweight title be Boatthe at Male Lake City Pertiand et Macramente Sitenee often covers » let of teme | fore the National Sporting Club of | rance, Double plays 0 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Won, Lest, Pet. a The Seattle House of Kuppenhemer Clothes ~~ Bad wenthor is handicapping Seattle's army of baseball tomers these ar league teams are having a bard time getting tn practice 1, Which are billed for May 2 n pening o' 1 Will be shoved ahead « cor |the weather picks up the opening of the season will be shoved ahead & Cou! anatty what Seattle biltard fane ———4 | Georges Carpentier for the cham | Bitter Dregs | a] How Does H | Do It? Asks Cue Fandom | Willie Hoppe Is Playing Bet- ter Than Ever; Here Next Week How doen he do tt? 10) for franchise in The Star | + seeeee. - Manager. Uniews | ene week from tomorrow and teams |*f® wondering when they hear that |ptanning to enter the etreuit should fill out the above entry blank and send | Willie Hoppe, the world’s champion lit to the sporting editor of The Star now. Managers wanting detatls should | palktine player, who will perform tn | Beattie next week, is playing the! bent game of bis career. plonship of Purops Hoppe has been champion for such McCormick's most notable perl long time that a defeat for him on formance in thin oomntry was his battle with Tommy Gibbons. ‘They fought 19 rounds to a draw before |*7Prising as having Woodpile Willie the Milwaukie club of ortland, | president of these United States. ‘Three out of four newspapers favor-| Hoppe has been travelling steadity ed the Pritinher. for the last few months on his an Tie has dectiions over Rob Reper,/nunal tour of the ntry. In his Frank Farmer, Sailor Petroskey,|party this time besides his manager, Gunboat Smith, Bpod Murphy, Jack |Henjamin, are Ralph Greenleaf and Reeves, Al Norton and Spike Ben |Keogh, two of the famous figures tn json. His first fight with Farmer | the pocket billiard world, and Charlies lended a draw, tn the second Farmer | Peterson, the fancy shot expert. They | was knocked out in the ninth, jare in Spokane now. eS | —_——— ‘This quartet wil perform at Brown! What a delightful flower ts the | Hulen's starting Monday, for one propriety week 7 }the green cloth would be almost as valtia, May 17 and 18. Here’s Sun Dodger Baseball Program Here's the U.+af W. baseball ule as outlined to date hington va, Oregon, at Be attie, April 23 and 24. Washington vs. 0. A. C, at Be attle, April 27 and 28. Washington vs. W. 8. C, at Se attle, May 3 and 4 Washington va. California, at Berkeley, May 11 and 12 fenta tive). Washington va. Palo Alto, May 123 and 14 Washington va, 0. A. 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Elegance characterizes such clothes. | Harry Huntoon, of the Seattle BE. | teston .....- | N. Brooks bowling squad, rolled into |New Terk: the lead tn the singles event of the | a \ocareny, Gonmalen Pacific International bewting tour | ney Inst night with a mark of 6! Many cutoftown teams rolled last night but no changes were made tn the leaders with Pope-Sibley’s still lending the five-man tram event and Strong and Stiles leading the doubles ‘The California teams will rofl to night and the Kitme team of Port land, last year’s champions, are mated to topple over the pins this leva, The atngies and doubles are fast reaching the end and will be completed after this afternoon's per “Phantom Junior” The trout foolér since the Phantom Leader was introduced by us a few years ago. ° eat grade tmported Be mroall hooks, tied to an 18-inch «nell of the same invisibility aa the “Phantom Leader.” A combination that sella for $1.00 per dozen. ‘Try the “Phantom Jun- tor” on those “wise” teout next trip. Piper < Taft Inc. SECOND AVE, TRE SPORTING GO00S STCRE GH ——— 8 2 The Smartest Garments for discriminating dressers, al- ways found at Cheasty’s, are tail- ored by America’s leading clothiers— The House of Kuppenheimer and Walters, . TWO FAST GAMES BILLED FOR PREP BALL LEAGUE, At east two fast games will be on | Show, third Portrait Photographers Top Floor Eite! Building Second Ave. at Pike St. Do You That Seattle has ‘the fin- est billiard parlor in the world? Come in and see. BROWN & HULEN) tap among the three scheduled high |schoot ball games to be played thir |afterncon. Broddway and West Se lattle are expected to play a tough game on Hiawatha playfield, and the Franklin-Ballard contest prom |ises to be another fast go. Both Broadway and West Seattle won their first games. Hunter, Broadway twirler, pitched a three-hit game agaist Ballard and Girard, West Seattle moundaman, let the Queen Anne opposition down with runs, With these two star chers in action again Friday, ose and fant contest in looked for. Broadway's probable line shortstop; third base: Glynn, Peterson the outfield. The up will be: ‘Thomp fagixt, necond base, Mc lvor, shertxtop; West, third base, and McCoy, Lawrence and Bradford will be in the outfield. Another fast ‘ranklin and rd tangle on “e field. tain will oppone in on the mound in this . Ed Farwell, Franklin leader, will do the mound work for his team, while Fraley, Ballard captain, will heave the sphere for hiss foal berg will probab' ing Uneup: Pat well, ‘pitcher; ane Jones, second be Kringle, short stop; Frisell, third base; Major, Kane and Barberis will do the outfield work. Coach McComb will probably the the game: Walby, catcher; Fraley, pitcher; Burch, first base; Hudson, second base; Swenson, CINCINNATL — Pat Duncan con fenven that he was mean when a boy and wild while playing in the minors. He says that he never used to get more than four hours’ nleop at night and often he didn’t turn in at all. Our ot the rent district, per- ard, pitcher? Frafer, me will be when | present the following Mneup to start| shortstop; ||, Registered Dentists} jand Wheaton will mmke up the out- | theta. The be pinyed on field, is another good game billed |for Friday, Lincoln ts the slight favorite tn this contest, as they won | thetr first start, while the Quay nine was walloped to the tune of 16-2. The Lincoln fneup will be: Kunz, | catcher; Pickertng, pitcher; Heaketh, first base; Hylengren, second base; Folk, shortstop? Harris, third base; Nolan, Wallingford and Farley tn} the outfield. Coach Milliken, of Queen | Anne, will send in the same lineup | | that started the West Seuttle game | . The Uneup will conmint | Beckett in the outfield. Iverson will | probably be used on the mound to | wards the end of the game. Seventy Five Cents Six bits and yet it buys happiness contentment satisfaction the size and shape most desired is here. 418 Pike St. 1406 Fourth Ave. Butler Hotel. Prices $35 to $85 Other favorite brands are also displayed here. 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