The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1920, Page 20

I pick the United States team to win the 1920 Olympiad at Antwerp; Sweden, 2nd; France, 3rd; England, 4th. Carl Johnson of Michigan stands out as the best all- round entry for the United States, Lawson Robertson of Penn is my choice for coach of the United States team. Past records are likely to stand, with the exception of one or two distance events. eee As Told to Dean Snyder BY JIM THORPE AKRON, 0O., May 14.- all parts of the world gather at Antwerp this summer it will be the seventh revival of the historic event. Records will be equalled. Some are likely to topple. ; For the flower of each nation’s manhood will be there to» +. Thorpe wishes he was a boy again so he could be) among them. He does not feet any bitterness toward those who stripped him af his Sfficial honors in 1912. Jim is pulling for the Ing a little light for the weight events. I look for him to be the outstanding star of the Olympics. “Por coach and trainer of the United Btates team to repeat at Antwerp/ United States team, If they select | Murpe my old friend, Lawson Robertson of | aid und believes they will “I pick the United States to again | Penn, triumph in the 1920 Olympiad,” ways. “This country is full of stars from they won't go wrong. He ® coaching and handling men.” When Tharps read the newspaper accounts of the Penn relay classic! he was pleased to learn that Fdward | Bradiey, pentathion, | “What's | standing out. knowns come to the front. I rather } like the idea of him being from the | West, too.” JIM CAME FROM WEST As you know, Jim Thorpe lived the first 18 years of his life on an Indian reservation near Prague, Okla, where he was born on the open prairies. netehbor. | ta No wonder he Iikes the Western idea, -| The West ts a part of him. Of at Antwerp. The Swedish bo: Gave ws tho hottest competition in| | WASHINGTON Is 2 491%. They weren't in the war and| ought to be our strangest ebaiien| BEATEN ‘AGAIN © Sere. Their weight men are hard to) PALO ALTO, Cal. May 14.—Stan.;! Beat. The Javelin cast Is their own! ford took the University of Washing \s Sport. It's new to Americans. ton baseball nine down the line “I would rank France next. They | yesterday by a 6-to-0 count. Punched always have had good men. The} hits with Washington’s errors count. |! War may have crippled them some.| ed the runs for the winners, The ut it appears, as in this country, it} score RAS developed a lot of new athletes) washington .. —When the chosen athletes frem|“*" he|knows all there ts to know about wie’ pit « Kansas man, won .the | san Francisco .. | Portiand this—a Western man | Sut take ay. I never beard of him | Gaxtand lbefore. That shows this country is | Loe 4 {full of Olympic timber when un | Scras Kansas is Oklahoma's next door m8. RB awarine— ade THE SEATTLE STAR Tut: TUT! MY LITTLE | PREP TEAMS | | OH, GIRLS, WE WON A BALL GAME! | Seattle's Pacific International league squad crossed the dope at all points of the compass and won from Spokane yesterday on the local lot by an 8 to 5 count. The Seattle team counted all of thelr runs in the first inning, Hut Seattle's Coast league aggregation continued to lose and made it 11 straight defeats when they bowed before the San Francisco Seals dow 3 to 0 count, Some ragged work by the Seattle RK |PACIFIO INTERNATIONAL LMAGUE Won, Lor Pot coduianpay n : “ ton Latnbart, Creapl and Fisher n n - 1 2 4 Keller; Wott Partioy and Cadman. a 2 2 ° ° i : ° ‘ 1 . i e ‘ i : Lehell and Boole te | CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1920. MAY DEMAND PROOF _ PLAY AGAIN OF SEALS’ GAMBLING SAN FRANCISCO, May 14—Hint-| Chief White believes the offictals 0 ing that he | demand proof of| have aswumed the task of corrdéeting Linooln and Weat Beattle, tied for! cnaseen of gambling at baseball|an evil over which the police depart the leadership in the high school | jes ncon-|mezt has juri ton, * baseball race, meet second division Hoth teams play away | from their home grounds and an up- | demand teams today of the local elu t Those summoned by the chief are| the baseball park, and ‘which Airectly Charles Strub, president of the Seals;|led to the suspension of “Casey” Lincoln takes on Ballard at Bal-| Charles Graham, the manager, and) Smith and Tom Seaton, San Francis ws | George A, Putnam, the club's secre-|oco hurlers, .A later 4. lard. Jack Pickering will be on the) 1. ad the barring by President McCarthy, | hill for the Greon Lake boys, and if | - of the league, of “known bettors” he ts right he ts expected to hold| from attendance at gamers, the Beavern mage. | White is maid to be seeking mb- Went Seattle plays Franklin at Co- ancercs of chara Get game | were “thrown” and plays “fixed” by lumbia playfield. ‘Thin should be a| outa" eapece wher wane ta Sones | good game in apite of the fact that ranklin is in the cellar at the pres os ~ 2 nt time, Girard will hurl for the! Weet Siders, with Nagmine on the| Anderson, Sacramento negr MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL hill for the Quakers. | ped Gunboat Smith Iast ni ~ In the other game of the day|Collseum here. The gunner, tower Rroadway will play Queen Anne at/ing over Anderson and weighing Mercer fiet. Troadway should have | 20 pounds more than the negro, kept at Chicago no trouble winning waltzing out of reach, but Anderson at Bt Louts _ cungrgeer ap magma” 6 tone in enough healthy amacks to LOWEST RATES net may feature today’s games, altho | the leaders are expected to win. ake the dec pt Bt. Lowte at Philadet Po : —— Cleveland at Bor Willie Hunefeld gave Freddie An. Calenge at N derson, 6f Portland, @ nice lacing, al Detroit at Washington most knocking the Northwesterner ein oetatnear cae: | | out tn the final round Japan 1s preparing to build a| Steve Dalton won from Jack Bren |pyramid for the firet TBO nan, the bout being stopped in the Jimmu Tenno | | second. suburbs of Tokyo. It is the tnten Georgie Marks took @ fast and tion to make this the highest struc } ture in the Far Fast. jean FRANCISCO LO8 ANGELES ron FREQUENT sAILINos Str, Multnomah Salling Mey 18 McCORMICK LINK | 100 Cherry 8. | clone match from young Farrell emperor, mpiree—Casey and M PActric coasr Leaccn Kints and Cady SALT take Angetee .. th ---and Thousands of 3 Hatteriea: Ptetter and Eitiott; er and Kile unknown before. “England—I can't see the Britis any better than fourth distances, and possibly the distanc events, I hardly think they wil trouble the other countries much. Outside of | x @ strong relay team in the middie 18% anford . hh] Patteries: Chamberlain and Land; lands and Bundy. 4 The world’s largest deposit of salt is 500 miles long, 20 miles wide and |1,200 feet thick }is said to be at Wiellzka, Poland. It | % \r Raridan, Allan on | Oeachger, Jones and OMe! 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