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

Seattle LOCALS MAY SOON START TO “GO” BY LEO H. LASSEN Seattle's Coast league club hae evidently come to life in the South. The boys tok their seo end straight game of the series from Los Angeles yesterday, aft- er 15 innings of toll, Harry Wol- ters breaking up the party with @ fourbase blow In the 15th ened up a bit the hitting fell STWASHES MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT LOS ANGELES, May over the locals here to bleachers In the 15th frame. “ Reattle’s Pacific International league squad lost another «tart yee terday, dropping the game to Yakima, 10 but one game out of 12 since the start nm PO A B FRENCH CHAMP DRAWS DEMPSEY ter | the BY NEAL O'HARA OF THE BOSTON POST HOTEL KNICKMORE, , New York, May 20— ° The great Dempsey-Car- pentier battle took place here today before a mob of 18,026 fight promot- ers. The spectators were filled to capacity, and the soft drink receipts amounted to $517,002, of which $250,000 goes to thie landlord, $200,000 to the sugar trust, $65,000 to the government rev- cue collector and the balance to the Wall Street Benevolent and Protective Association. Seattle's team has wan in nn TURNS PRO DORCHESTER, Mass--Kari Wiecka, who won the national ama ur heavyweight title from idward Hagan of Yale, has become @ pro- fessional. SOME PARTY INDIANAPOLIS.—Millionatre — ott magnates from Texas will come to @ Speedway races an 10 special 90-—Bealiie’s Stewashes trade % two eirelihd cars, They'll eat and sleep tn them y, winning out in a torrid 15inning battle by a 5 to 4 count. Harry Wolters drove the ball into the right Meld |while here OUIMET FIRST BOSTON, — Francis Ouimet will wet the first crack at Vardon and Ray when the Engtish golfers come He bent ‘em in 1913, ALL BEGINNERS MOLINE.—Few familiar faces are July. [to be found on ether the Moline or | Peoria clubs of the Three-Bye this year. -Fart Mack, son of Connie, is ager of the Plow boys. waa off. Rickard was fighting for an 0. K. to his contract, but Carp's sidestepping was too much and Jack's terms were too high. J. FP. Morgan threw towelful of bonds into the ring, and Rick made a last stab with an offer of $100,000. Tex fol- lowed it up with a sharp demand | Star Tennis Entry Blank I winh to enter The Star Woodland Park Tennis tournament. An amateur tennis player in good standing. || events marked with cron T am Mei 's INK . 20 oo nen one neees oo ne ee ele cow ee centers cee cceemae Women's singles - Men's doubles .--. Women's doubles .. | MIECG GOUDICS .1..4-n0-+ eaedar andomecmmmnernneseccroecenes Address 200 Name partners tn doubles events, Entries clone June 3 and wil be || accepted at The Star or at the tennis department at Piper & Taft's | HARVARD IN RACE | BUSY SPOT BOSTON.—-The Flarvard crew will! @PRINGFIELD, O—Fecanse of |be in the trial races for the Olymple the excellent half-mile track here! games. They will row under the/150 head of trotters and pacers are leolors ef the Union Boat club in training. bs WORKMEN BOX | NEED FUNDS PUEBLO, Colo—Seven thousand! employes of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co, will be taught to box FIX THE LINKS TOLEDO—Donald Ross, golf | slow coming to the front with funds |to defray the expenses of the ath |letes to the Olympica. They need $65,000. 1 wish to enter the |) LONDON .—Engtishmen have been) CAN KNOT PREP RACE Went Seattle’s prep school nine ts | out of the race for the city title, bug the Indians can make the going mighty warm for Lincoln tomorrow when the teams meet at Hiawatha field. ‘The first time these teams met this year Lincoln walked off with the game by a 3 to 1 count. This time the tilt will be staged on the Hiawatha field and the Indians haven't lost a start on their home grounds this season. Lincoln is leading the high school procession but if the Northenders lone tomorrow anf Broadway beats Franklin, Broadway and Lincoln will | bo tied. Breadway and Lincoln will then fight it out for the champion | ehip. The Proadway-Franklin go row will be staged at Lincoln play- |field. Queen Anne entertains Bab lard in the other game of the day. COOGAN TO MOVE DETROIT —Mel Coogan, Brooklyn Ughtweight, intends to make Detrott hie home in the near future. He will be interested in the automobile bush | noms with relatives. . Bat the boys seeu ta be hit ting better now. Tt’s a joy to local fans to know |b! Phat Harry Wolters is starting to ©, ‘ the apple on the snoot. Harry the local lot, because he was out of [RT the game most of the time with tm-lesianey Juries. But the olf war horse is a|***0. Crandall Steady clouter when he once gets go Sesh " ins. Batted for ~ STARTING SATURDAY THE CONFESSION 2? : COLONIAL course architect, has gone over the| According to the National Indus- Inverness links and dressed it up| trial Conference board of Boston, the ¢ open championship. Par is| cost of living has increased 95 per 2 ‘cent from July, 1914, to March, 1920. for an answer, but Carp and dack responded with a heavy horselaugh aa the bell moaned. ‘Therw was no decision. Carpenticr wae firs to enter the room. He wore an open work smile and a smile of confi- dence embroidered with dollar signs. He was closely followed | = by Deschamps and Deschamps’ hypnotic eyes. Carp sat in the Louls XIV. chair that stood in his corner, and Deschamps fanned him with a deck of bank- books, Dempaey entered the room clad in overalls inlaid with draft ox emptionsn, He was greeted with a salvo of salve. Jack sat in the defendant's corner and fanned himself with a court subpoena. He was so full of confidence you could smell the hopes from his breath. Round 1—Tex Rickard started the battle with an offer of $300,- 00 for the match, Dempacy countered with » demand for $500,000, and Tex tried to knock him down. Deschamps feinted with » signature to the contract, but « right hooker of Scotch re vived him. He was up at the count of $150,000. The round | wes in even money. Round tier started the second with light jabs at Rickard’s bankroll, but Tex's de femme was pericct. Dempacy walloped him with » Mat demand, and Tex came back with a show- er of movie rights. Deschamps renewed his assault on the Eng- Tinh language, but was unable to land on the dollar signs, Rick ard offerrd $350,000, as the bell rang. The round was in round Bumbera, Round 3—When the third opened, Kearns put over a stiff demand. Rickard sidestepped, but ran into = counter proposal from Carp's right band man. Tex was grogry, but kept from falling by going into » clinch with a certified check, Dempacy made s stab at Rick's inside pocket, bat missed by $100,000. Carpentier rallied and had Tex feeling by swinging » pen in his deadly right hand. Carp was on the verge of signing, but was women aeP NATIONAL LEAGUE Lot. 9. or*Batted for Pert Score by innings For Well Dressed Men The Store of Choice the box scores lately ts that Merlin Ay mg is picking ap a bit tn his hit- For many days Kopp and base}, So ie Were total strangers, but he haa Deen colletcing safe ones lately. He | Should help a lot if he hits. Kopp & corking good outfielder and rune » the bases well. His hitting, or, rath. er, Inck of {t, was all that wag the ‘Matter with him. ‘The addition of Eldred ts bound to help the club, because “Brick” adds | Bitting strength and speed on the) In Kopp, Bohne, Eldred and hy, Seattle has one of the best ning teams in the league, Home Next Week ‘The boys will be home nert weet to play the Salt Lake Bees, who ha going at @ pace that threatens | Seriana carry them to the top of the heap. | Los Acreies Siwashes are expected to put up | Sacram eres showing before the home with the new additions to the 4 Philadelp New York 11, Chicage HERE'S JEDGE "RUTH | | coLuMnrs, 0, 20.—Judge | Ruth, of them unt aims to be a co The judge says tha is an good! a fan as Babe is a slugger when | the Yankee Bambino is hitting ‘em A PLACE TO JUMP SHREVEPORT, La, May 20-< Pet. | Husky ball players who want to quit M4 [the game and go tn by + work for Dede © | who tw in charge of dritiing for « big off company. Lbode offers $15 a day. By Thomas 1, by Demaree by Geary 1 Smart Styles New Stock ¢ NEW BIKE TRACK BOSTON, May 20-—The world’s jargest bike track, at Revere Beach, Will be opened the last of the month. Tt haw ‘na nee to the mila . Seattle tans cant expeet too much ; ° the new combination until the learn to play together. The | team played miserable ball when It Was on the home field, and nobody |! Genied it, but the squad has been ad. mittedly strengthened since then, and ‘the new combination will be given “every chance in the world by the lo “tal fans to show its wares before | § Any squawking {a done, STARTING SATURDAY THE CONFESSION ? COLONIAL Sls NYES A Trophy — Fist, Indeed worth om: ae Datieriee: Promina Wo Mitchatl 7 Deum and Byler. — REBREAKS| ARM ST. PAUL, May 20-—Jock Malone, baxer, has entered a horpital here! jin an effort to make the bones in his left arm knit property. It was necessary to rebreak the bones BAT WAS. FLAT MILWAUKBE, May 20—Umptre Murray examined Dick Wade's bat) while the Millers were playing here) and found {t Mat. Murray consigned | it to cordwood. Wade don't hit so/ good now. -6 Jonen. Kaito, Juney and Kosbier; Scott, Lewis and Agnew. ar SACRAMENTO— Rm OR ' s Before the war Russia was the principal source of imported lumber ir saved from disgrace by the white for western European countries, paper shortage. The round was en Rickard. Round 4—As the final started Carpenticr and Dempsey shook’ hands and offered to fight for $400,000. Deschamps and Kearns shook heads and the deal STARTING SATURDAY THE CONFESSION ? COLONIAL Doctor’s Service Includin 50 eens $Z> Don’t wait until you most call s doctor! Save his time and your money. Go to him at first warning. DR. WHITEAKER’S DISPENSARY 906 THIRD AVE. NEAR MARION ST. “You Can Depend on This” says the Good Judge Real Tobacco for feal satisfaction. 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