The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1920, Page 12

SIWASHES RETURN BY LEO H. LASSEN Hopes th at Sea t Iocals ann A th fad then progecded to lose the nex four straig feries since the Asor ar seven weeks ago Well, the boys seem to be pt Detter ba that they other goat-grat The club has beer ft will take so tossers to iron ¢ play together cK thing in any line te Work—and it can't be established Gntil the boys play t r fora While, We're going to lose a lot of ball games until t ing together. A Jong as the fell fame, hut woe to the lay down on the job. we've got a good bal! club. should come arov poor have to play the game BEES HERE WEDNESDAY Ernie Johnson, Salt Lake present charges to the first time this y will play cigt coming week. hit, With Rumler, Ea Johnson himself, Hari Mag E4 Mulligan, there isn’t trying to argue otherwis Coast league seribes are picking the Bees to finish tn the money this year if the pitchers hold up. Seattle fans will know more about the ftors after seeing them in action, but & Gilmpse at the scoreboard and the Standing of the teams explain that the Bees have a fair club, to say the least. Walter Levernz, a very good southpaw when he «ets going, is traveling at a fast clip right now He's winning a tot of games for the Bees. Thorton, Baum, Reiger and Stroud, of the right-handers, are all good baseball. , steady worker. Reiger pitched some good ball for Seattle last year, while Baum is questionable and Thorton is new to loca! fans. ° gang well ws are the pilot of Outside of seeing the Bees per-| form for the first time, Seattle dia- mond customers will be anxious to gee how the new combination of the| locals works In action. ‘The infield has been shifted around. | with Carl Zamiock of the Seals last Year at first base, Wares himself at second, Murphy at his regular post- tion at third base and Bohne at short “Brick” Eldred has been added to} ¢,-, the outfield and has been turning in this share of base hits. Kopp is hit- ting fairly well now, while Wolter is Playing regularly in right. ADAMS CATCHING AGAIN Jack Adams, who was out of the game for some time with a bum kenee, is doing his share of the catch- ing with “Red” Baldwin, which should help some. The pitchers are twirling a fair brand of ball, and if the defense, which has been the biggest weakness of the Siwashes since the season started, will only bolster up a bit and the hitters hit we'll win some ball games soon. But the boys don’t want to forget that they must play the game for all they are worth even if they do get walloped, because men of th known ability are bound to start win- ning if they play the game DROP THE HANKY BOSTON. —Amid other up heavals of the present, the latest is that the Massachusetts Aggies foot ball squad will play."Drop the Hand. kerchief,” “London Is Falling nd other n nes aN part Down of their spring football training social The people who are paid to be ood deserve to be scared to death ft. crore vores] “Prep” Baseball— In “on tap” tomorrow when Lincoin and Broadway step Q to bat for the city cham pionship. The affair ts to be staged on the Lincoln ball grounds. & Watch the performance of the “Louisville Sluggers” in this game. They sure do fap out some good hits. Piper er & Taft Inc ff SECOND AVE. THE SPORTING 6000S STOOF People Go co Where They Are Invited, and Stay Where They Are Well Treated. ‘This in why my den- tal practice has grown Sisadily for twenty bas weatior in a jay's Star. fait tor “LA ex Leadin; Sentiat 1096 Columbia at. Stroud is a} No I DIDNT GO TS PARIS, I, WAS BROKE’ DID YoU HAvE A ROUGH TNOYAGET r poy a hi FOOLISH FELIX JUST GaT IN ON A CATTLE BoAT! YLE SPILL A LITTLE f CHATTER WITH Hire 1 WHy ON [tY LAST TRIP Feet HigH! YORE CRALY FELIX, I CRoss THE OCEAN 10 WELL THINGS AGE MUCH HIGHER NOW MINES ip ft KOTHAN THEY USED F—— To GE! NEVER SAW [2S _ WAVES TAT § al HIGH! SAW WAVES 50 ° ¢ = Vi ° =} All A ortdom om Toes for Olwmnijc ( All American. Sportdom on Toes for ( lympic Games man, to insure the smooth run-,ment transport. Money im being ing for men, Chicago, July) Swimming, men and women, San By Paul va Wy eumeats 4)| Se San eicatts temic teal ataka. ee Sopmuas erttserstion oa 1h Franctaco, July 3, 4, 5 Staff Correspondent [rection of Count H. de Balllet-| England $160,000 and in u in| Swimming for women, New York ‘ os, ana ait oy Bi ISCO, May 24.—The| Latour, personal friend of the Bel-| tr 00 duly 16, 17 | Wrestling and boxing, Portland, United Staten will have a walk|gian king, work on the large amphi-| An innovation this will be] Wrestling, New York, duly 1%, daly, date not definitely settled, away in the seventh revival of the|theatre at Antwerp has been com:|the sectional elimination contents] 14, 1f No regular contest for weight lift. A OE SER TRB Olympic games at Antwerp, Bel-| pleted at a cost of $200,000 and two|held thruout the army and navy. It} Boxing, four contesta in Boston held. Seattle's teams lost another trio of games yesterday, Los Angeles | uel Goodman president of the |atructed. cover ex didates for|te 17. wishing to tryout for the team will aking two games from our Coast league club in Los Angeles by | A. A. U., and member of the Amer only difficulty expected will! horsem While it is not officially desig.)make his wish known to the Olym- 6 to 5 and 5 to 2 counts, Our P. C. 1. beagu ont, an expected. jean Olympiad committees, who has|be in the houring of the enormou The ti nated @# @ final tryout, the mara-| ple committee and he will be given Spicnteh Genk |_ The» tm Wf Just returne Antwerp crowds expected to attend. The | int t race scheduled by the a trial. attic A Po. A. F | Yakima st When the American team aails|Meigian housing committee has | Wert utherr and Yo Athletic club for June 6th Considerable @ifficulty ts betng Wares ° a es ae ts Peas J from New York on July 24th they! promised sufficient accommodations,| Elimination contests will held 1 r the entire marathon distance,| met with in raising the necessary \* : : ham ana 9 4 will be confident of wins in the|but Goodman and other Americans |each section 1 the win be menized tically an|money to provide for the trajning hs - : nd track esta, in boxing,| who have returned say ft will be|to the final tryouts where the w eliminat contest, G hak | and portation of the Olypnpie w « Angeles ng shooting, swimming, | impossible to find adequate facilities |ners will be named to compose the | announced. contestants. The American Express . EF a eS fe 7! Three-base hite —— ¥ Joyeling and tennis, ‘Their closest/in Antwerp | final Olympic team. | Elimination tryouts on the Pacific| company has been designated as re : ‘ competitors for The main difficulty confronting| The final tryouts will be held an|Coast, from where it is expected to agent for contributions at 1 ™ |probably be the the Americans at present is that of | follows |wet practically all the sprinter stations, The country has , ® oo © eee ' “ n u eltr to Antwerp. Lagisia Track and Pield, Rosta duly hurdiers and jumpers © the Olym ded into regional Olympia i = r| oeee t n introduced in congress | 17th at Cambridge field. This meet | pic team, will be held as follow committees, whose quota of money A : F volar : - sto rt possible in being| providing for the turning over to|will also decide the national ch Track and Wield, Pasadena, June|to be raived has been decided by ’ ¢ ‘ ’ « Belgians, aye Good' the Olymple comm of ern: | plonahips for the United Sates, | 26th | population : rt . 3 ° ae Se ae : s Saad PEE EG] cacme coun ucon . Washington Crew May Make Big I rip East oats 6 : | "t Bi ietaliecta dat ® 1S ¢ 8 ol RAM Wine Star Tennis Entry Blank W i wa EE : “0 ‘| I wish to eater The Star Woodland Park Tennis tournament. 1 am CAI NCELED * Angeles acrame ‘ . | an amateur tennis player in good standing. I wish» to enter the FIRS (el real gameness in agen ts THIRD MIX events marked with ences TT RACE | pectin" erat Fnany “when - urreemActetat, © If Washington wins the big race| of the game and flashed the game How Teams Stand Avartdae 3, : ° ee : in Star League . Wares 4 ae LEAGUE NO. 1 | a s attie we - -- 2 Won Leet Pet | * eine NATIONAL LEAGUT yt. KR POA n Lame ort ati @ Lracur x ‘ artes ’ , Hassle ee ie Piling up a big count of 17 to #] ta s+ wu the Mt. Baker Juniors won their tw > Se tte | third straight game in The St ~ : eague Bunday, defeating the Inter! | jbay Juniors at Mercer fed. The} seats ty bee | winners counted five runs in the! Beastie eveiand 1 | first frame and the final count was never in doubt | The Walla Wata Juniors were given @ real rub by the Rainier ttenti on e imro s! |Meights team, the Walla Walla out 5 {Mt winning $ to 4. Bunching hitel im the eighth inning the Walla Walla! crew took the lead. The gamo was| marred by loone Melding. j The Georgetown Merchants wal! loped the M on Park Juniors 10 D at Washington park. The Madi-| m park outfit couldn't do anything| h the Mur eg of Kraut waa received on Not “How to Fish,” But How to Fool Fish Family Inst, Suggestions No the > Arar , Greenwood CubRainier Valley Jun BY MORRIS ACKERMAN ‘ar tea aha Well-Known Fish and Game Authority | . Each season about this time every; It is quite unnecesmry to tell a/ LUX GOES fishing writer in the country comes|man to troll along the weed yfth with an effusion on “how to/and cast around the stumpa INTO REAL fish.” To our own knowledge we (fallen trees and to drift his the past half-dozen years. This time, | it further : | | however, we eliminate the “how” | We have made many fishing and| Morrie Lux, Coast welter ttle, | hen We joes into heavy training today for ng trips have wate jand came forward with the sugges | thon. nov 0 experts. Thin with Johnny Mi ar at There are two baits—either nat. | *velontr me from shootin’ | park Friday This ts Lux’ | ‘ . 6 craps 01 n 0 see who would | first start since he won the crown ural bait, comprising the wiggly |CT!P" oF playing t w would | ¢ m Billy f Wright here a short time Ago. get the bigs Pass those plea worm, minnow and a number of wt hand with five cards. ures for the shades other recognized fish-fatteners, or hin tn the eeting 6 |the make-belleves that comprise the|Of Right. As a parting “suggestion” | This I~ th by meeting of Me-| we advocate you go fishing this year | C@fthy and Lux wooden plas, tee ; and and that you play out ¢ whole | /Ux out in their fir other non-palatable fin-foolers , ae whole | ent ghting har 5 If you oa going to «it etill on the at you ascertain whether, | 00 'P ged ye vo pdr all eet eam or lake -or fia ® fault, it be with your | "cond bout between the pair, i bank of stream or lake or finh| Wf there in a fault. it be wit | Bob Harper and Harold Jones wit canoe, assuming of ur idea in sitting I-fish, na from a boat or course that y means that you will sti ir called for but mix in the semi-windup. COLLEGE WHIFFERS | JUST A SANDLOTTER' bait is not only ite ‘animate ° STON 3 7 un |W" his first rookie to come across 15c to 50c fatare to forthcome means your) | CUNVELAND Lee Fohl, former] a5 built Up & etrone Pichia? nnn | with « Mg tame striae, Wallass Mood, | FUGHT ON . ‘ therefore, that you make yout nat.| has opened the seam vet for Lafayette college. His four another of the untried fry, is doing THE LEVEL ‘The following selection of Orpheum Circuit talent weal bait to tecapting an possible to| times at League 5 Hie 1920 | tWirlers have struck out &2 batamen | ‘he same thing X | TH TES is offered at The Moore for the week starting thi. the quarry, In other words the use: American | #0 far this spring. team took! pogTON.-Pete Trivoulldaa, who E LA’ T | afternoon: a lof “live bait” will get better rewul andiot | four ‘straight from Princeton, Tufts, | won the Boston Marathon, probably | GET SEATS EARLY from .bait that is live. The more | club Jobna Hopkins and Penn State will run for Greece in Olympic | “kick” In a minnow, frog, millroach | He in still a Greek citizen, though | or potato bug the more chance | BACKS AM WALSH HAS WIGGINS |fiicine" apjicaton tr Amerie attracting the fish to the use of a bit ATEURS CHICAGO Walsh, junior | citizenship in ite business of acquirin CLEVELAND. The eveland partner of the wis-Walsh boxing | provender. We are frank | Amateur Baseball and wo-| enterprixe, hax taken Chuck Wise teur a ol all £ jeticw in the cit to admit there ia not enough ra | Jack in the potato to put a hard kick yin a p bug. Bluegills go crazy nbout them, however. amateur sport In artificial baits there te every. — thing from the sawed-off ond of a| $35,000 FOR RIDER |baseball bat bristling with sets af LEXINGTON, — Another high gang hooks to the delicate-eyed fly Far be it from us to even suggest | Water mark was toppled when Ed Simms bought the relea the kind or kinds that will best suit, Ward F Indianapolis heavyweight, into wh Chuck has been boxing in is to promote mutual in | MORE PRO FOOTBALL | CLEVELAND. Chie Harley, | Stanley Cofall and Jimmy O'Donnell are planning to give Cleveland pro-| nal football next fall on a co The professionals | rative basis. your fancy and deliver the greater | of Cliff Robinson, famous fo lost $20,000 here last year. number of “goods.” Experience has|frém D. B. Lester of Louisville, for | taught us, however, that the light | $35,000. Laverne Fator's contract] Women remind us of angels be- single hook-casting lures are more | Was obtained for $15,000, former high|cause they are always flying apt to do business, for many reasons, | mark arourmt The lighter the lure the lighter the splash when it hits the water. The least number of hooks the? more action from your fish and the Mier to put a good fish back if u are not suited with it We suggest in c ting that you use a soft or medium ft ailk line closely related with the weight of the lure. Try and keep the line dry. Run lit out each night and reverse the ers day. A poor line is the poorest invest © mee poet? Follow the Trail | You will need a half-dozen lines, : : at least. for two weeks’ caning and, Which Rivers Have Made if your guides are not smooth you ‘a highway built by nature millions of years ago through the will need more. Keep your reel well atid. Ave like any otner vee of Canadian Pacific Rockies machinery scams ki tase has been said the z Calgary in the foothi ¢ Rockies Itshas been said that the early | figary jn the foothiie of from Vancouver on the Const to, . Ses pect: lar Alpine scenery and stop off morning in the best of all times to| See Shetney Moule, Handi, and other favorite resorts in the Cansdian fish, We believe this to be true Pacific Rockies, on your way Fish first and bre fast second. And sleep third, if desired. An early To and From the Rotary Convention norning. start will usually bring | . Gu dees ateniad Chanihe eet: oe'| at Chicago, June 20th to 23rd the day put together, tho just betore | Full information and reservations avaliable at this office |dark has m advocates, If you like to fish and¥go on a vacation to fish—FISH, Waste no time from your fishing on a nice day for the other 13 may be full with lwind aod rain accepted at Araton has joined @ valley league in Cali- fornia, the Southern longue. statements, and Graham hae divulged nothing. The stery dropped all of = Frenctece the pir should he run out of base: ball, ereat wrong Pitchers, ing hurting for the Portiand Const- ore ie the same Frank Guigne who weed to play third tmse ROBBIE GOOD JUDGE inson is a good picker. Waite Men's singles from California which was to be run oft on Lake Washington this morn-| ing at 10:30, the Sun has a mighty fine chance of making | the big trip Bast. The Washington crew looked like a winner Saturday until the wild! waves swamped the shell and forced Aééress . the cancellation of the race. The ifornia crew bailed out their boat finished but were disqualified for leaving the course. The race Sat jurday was delayed over two hours | Waiting for smooth water. | Women's Ginglee cas nncnee sore ccceses cece cceres soccer cerceces Men's doubles Dodger crew Women's doubles 2s. mcosseceesesecesseeces MIKOE GOUDICB wnesescnncsescntescseccecreceeessoee 60 oss eeceen Name Name partne Goud) The Star or at tries clone June anc department at Piper & Taft's he tennis | PREP BALL The Washington crew took the! lead early Saturday, using a long. TITI E TO powerful stroke, while the Califor nians used @ shorter but BE DECIDED | |" If Washington's crew wins and makes the trip East: for the Pough- | te keeper second Washington shell to be en- tered in the big event. fw | Broadway and Lincoln will p the crucial game of the high scho |dDaseball season at Woodland park | Tuesday. This tit was postponed a week ago on account of rain and to- ao : morrow the city ttle will hinge on the renult. If Lincoln wins the race/ HUNTERS’ PARADISE lis over but if Broadway wins the| ROCK ISLAND, Tex.—P. A | teams will be tied and the deciding | Lundy has recently incorporated the | all game will be played Friday at the] Paradise Rod and Gun club here. He University of Washington. will build a modern clubhouse. There | Ni Don Hunter, the star righthander| are 4,000 acres of land in the re- of the Broadway team, who has been| serve, It is ideal for hunting and out of the game with a bum hand, | fishing. will probably be on the mound for ® the ‘Tigers with Bill Nollan being! CAN’T FIGURE JOE [favored to start for Lincoln. Jack! TOLEDO—Pitchers in the Amer- | ican association find Joe Wilhoit, out Pickering, the hurling ace of the | fielder for the Mud Hens, a problem and Smith hee jumped to They made ne and if they are net true, © has town done the two ‘Only time will tell which shall be, Northenders, didn't fare very well) onpinien against Broadway last time and | d Li to plteh to his right foot Weiner Dell, the bie pt i" ‘omch Well < ar Yernae Glaoeh, did tases ae bes dae a fae. Wells is expected to start! in the “water buc * but still hela clubs them. He thumps a curve and fast one all the same. PORT SIDE HOISTERS TACOMA—The Tacoma baseball team will give the fans plenty of ex-| hibits of waving the ash from the} de TI outfielders, an in. r and a pair of pitchers hoist! | the bludgeon from the off side. PLAN NEW TRACK CLEVELAND. — Frank Woodland and Smith, operators of Cranwood this year, announce that | nd will have a new halfmile track next year. ‘This bird Janey, who has heen de | 5) fer the hie shipyard team. He te said the fastest “fast” ball in the George Mood, the ver Northwestern league te: ve ao. AROOKLYN.—Uncle Wilbert I Bernie N Mats. boy cotball lart year, ten: ing was used by the makers Cincinnati Reds. length, 12 feet wide at the large and six at the other. The colors are red, white and blue. are dimmed. Carl runner, has been advised to rest for TAR 4! hardly able te stand ep. . who started the season for Broadway only to be part of the time with yes, Gerald hae dolned the Benedicts lately. Jere Neterer, another | former Brosgway | is making good itman collegs bow weball, bolding down the second with the Missionaries, He played but was so badly im in one of the games that he wae faster | laid up during the basketball season, | Mvan Morgan, Broadway high school * coach, lf managing the all-city nie tourney this year. The meet will regatta in July it will be the | €*t under way soon on the Seattle Tem- s club courts on Lake Washington. Hesketh and Nolian of Lincoln are the worites for the Pingle boners. PENNANT ALL WOOL CINCINNATL—Over 250 yards of l-wool government standard ‘ational league 1919 pennant fi It & 24 STAR RUNNER OUT ANN ARBOR.—Michigan's hopes: Johnson, star month by the Wolverines’ trainer. Johnson strained his groin in a re- cent indoor meet. phon Grok Aina naat' TWICE DAILY—2:30, 8:15 Nights—15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 Storage Battery rvice You'll Save Time With a Motorcycle After work—hop on and go! 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