The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1920, Page 12

\@ pair of injuries will also be ready to play again this ‘and jinx or no jinx the team has to show something before we're out ALAS! ALAS Ive HADC AN AWFUL TLIVER, OF fry LIFE! L OWE me WHOLE WORLT MoONeyY x BY LEO H. LASSEN * UTH the Seattle Siwashos making the long Jump to San Fran fit playing until the home pe for the the locals Wednesday lot, which is jonger news. s. Tommy Fitzsimmons, the big shortat this week, and he may sp up the play a has been weak since the start of the season. lar rightficlder, who has been out of the fray most of the se cagon with peek. With these new additions the club is expected k up and play ball The morale of the club was wreeked du ortland series b ‘The coming two weeks are bound to be hard for the locals, but t boys must grace up and play baseball, We're pretty firmly © frenched in the cellar now and if we're going to get anywhere in the Quast league race it's up to the boys to break that losing streak and break it mighty soon, Losing ball games has ceased to be funny of the race altogether. What a big difference a good shortstop makes in the play of 4 team “ean be seen in the improvement of the Los Angeles club since Jimmy MacCauley, former American association tower, has joined the ranks He played his first came as an Angel last week and put up 4 smart brand of baseball thruont the series with the Seals, He refused to report because of salary differences and it is reported from Los Angeles that Prexy Powers of the Seraphs is paying him $10,000 for his season's work, Remember frisky Joe McGinnity, the grand old ironman, who used fo pitch for the Butte team in the Northwestern league? Well, Joe's baseball days might be near the end, but he's not all in yet. He has been engaged to coach the pitchers of the University of Hlinols, After the college season he will return to Decatur, UL, independent squad where he is managing. While the management of the Boston Red Sox were being put on the pan last year for getting rid of such stare as Babe Ruth, Cart “Mays and Roth, who were wont to be temperamental, right now the same management is coming in for a lot of praise and several baseball | Plays Nifty Game | for West Siders THE SEATTLE STAR. | CLASS B | LEAGUE OPENS | HERE. Korn t Dave in 1 rac How INFIELD 1INeS UP JESDAY, MAY 11, 1920. “critics of the East are giving Manager Barrows a lot of ered ¢leaning house. The Red Sox are playing the game together something they haven't done since the club won the world’s ti 1918. tional league doesn't show any such results. these alibi artists can dig up when they're dope goes wrong to Meet Frank Farmer In some unknown manner, Andre Young Hector ar Anderson, who was to meet Frank | have met twice in the Farmer in the main event at the| go, which was staged « to Seattle, arriving here tomorrow/a goed pace recently, He morning. but unable to fulfill his con-| knocked #tiff by Fred Fulton Qract to fight Frank Farmer Wednes-| put up a game battle while It Ins! day night ‘With this plece of sudden bad news lwhen he knocked out Bi fm hand, Matchmaker Clay Hite, of | three rounds, was well done. the Northwest club, immediately Postponed the show until Friday and wecured the services of Young Hee | tor, of Bremerton, to do battle with | @id Bald Top Frank Farmer in the main event, and Andre Anderson will Farmer in Tacoma Th probably meet the winner at a later | Hector may get the bx Gate when his injury is healed } Farmer here Friday BOM. .WELLS| \FIRE FIGHTERS nm the trail of t ight title, an be decided soon. One ‘AKES K. @) | feat before the fireme LONDON, May 11.—Bombardier |mond at Liberty park ‘Wells is thro, His reign among the preven pra came out on top heavyweights of Hurope ts over page bag ‘ (Thus British sport writers ex /ine coppé Pressed it themselves over the fight gies. The fi Mast night in which Joe Beckett) snacks offf Knocked out Wells tn the third round for the English championship. op of the ga ‘Wells has lost his punch, the crit-/hase crash by F. Davis fes agreed. When Wells abandoned | pases loaded. Boxing and started toetotoe siug-| ome — ging he made a fatal mistake was pean WINS the epenton. PHILADE A pretty girl is eagerly listened to, altho she says nothing when she talks. eee Herman, os bested Jabez White, ard tight-round bout at the | pia last night SAFEGUARD YOUR TEETH IN TIME — There’s Nothing So Good as the Natural Teeth. Do not Neglect Them! But, in this world, there’s more good advice GIVEN than is turned to AC- COUNT. 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