The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1920, Page 12

. | | LOCAL STICKING DEPARTMENT IS FACING REAL | TEST THIS WEEK EATTLE'S sticking department will be given a thoro m) test in Los Angeles this week, when the Siwashes Seetangle with the Vernon Tigers. The tribe was hitting the with telling effect against the weak pitching dished up y the Sacramento hurlers, but they will be facing the best Bitching staff in the league this week and the home boys in for their first real trials of the season. This will be first meeting of the Seattle and Vernon clubs since opening gong of the Coast league race. e Tigers present a formidable ay of pitching talent. th big Weiser Dell and Bill Piercy as the “aces,” the 20 Essick machine has a} far pitcher to trot out on the mound every day in the Climb Today The other hurlers ee hp tong. A Dare expected to work] sip out of the basement in. the against Seattle are Art From- | Coast loague today, a the si n oung Shellenback, Willie hahes “are precticaily tied with Mitchell nf and Smallwood. cht pry oe a ise y and Dell rank with the the looky: which put v best righthanders in the r half Doast league and are being mted on by Pilot Essick to land the Tigers in first place before long DuThe Geattic team has been hitting, | ramitton, a green youngster, at bere’s no denying it. Sammy! second Louis " . 4 Rod Murphy, Harry Wol-| sacker, is out of th tere, Brick Eldred and “thuke" Ker rien Siwashes May Worthy. are a royal corps of slug The Oaks have a food outfie Smere. Roxy Middleton should start) with Hack Miller, the demon slug Mitting pretty soon. umph and! ger in lef: Wille tr mt, ond Baldwin also take their click @t/ pity Lane, the specd merchant, tt the ball. center They have a good The Seattle pitchers are also hold: | patcher in Honus Mitze, but need a Ing up pretty well now with Gard eudend ate imer, Geary, Siebold,. Demaree. have fallen down Behorr, Brenton and Reinhart ready | q, ng disastrously with “Tabe” er service. With Woodward on ollie - ° or member of | ; ils way to join the team at Lo a r the goods. | SAmgcios, one of this es e r Oaks for te be let out or traded this season next If the team cets y s and the locals Vernan it will be poral ven hance to cifmb out of MOry for’ the locals. B the ceNar in their sojourn at the Re eurprised if they cet walloped| pay city. (their first trip to the Tigers’ lair; Because the Vernon ageregation is FAST SECOND SACKERS 1B tough crew-to beat at any time IN COAST LEAGUE fad eapeciaily with their pitchers There is a fast collection of working well | second basemen in the Coast ‘4 oe | league this year with The Cav : SS TAKE of Seals; Krug, of ¥¢ LEAD _ . Salt Lake is heading the Const MeGaffigan, of the Selons and > league procession as the result Sigtin of the Reavers. Caveney its easy win over the San ranks as the best all aroand | Francisco Seals yesterday, It is fielder while the others are good the first time that the Seals consistent performers both in have, been out of the lead since the field and at the plate. It week of the season will be a hard job te pick the All-Coast second baseman this year if the players keep up their present pace. The | MISS FOURNIER nen team te having ® [AT LOS ANGELES to hoe on the rowl, rith Art ¢ = hittin eh Baer With Art Griggs hitting around 250 mark and showipg about pepper his work as doing a and stormy fans are be step on a Los An mina will be a hard team to catch y ones get very far from of the field, because they > are almost a cinch to win all of their games on their home field. WERNON STILL és ATTACK Fournier, who ° for the e life of r and not hit the hall pep helped pull cames out of the fire for during the torrid 1919 WHAT'S ALLENS their BIG IDEA? ¢| Bob Allen, prexy of the Little the Southern .eague, bleheaded or else has sup his #leeve. He's the signed up Casey Smith eaton, star hurlers re San Francisco Seals ago on gambling charges Allen threatens to force ) court because Prest b thes of the Southern league Bidust a leap above the © recognize the contracta Seattle ia cor stro n players. While the Daks ee worne ove , e|San Franciseo club didn’t clear ur WOuk infield ts .. wreck . y by pr Pun outfielder, on f repit|charges against ¢ are: *tt-w B Yack Knight on Pop" J lerstood that the Golden Gate 1 team wouldn't release a pair of chuckers of the ability of Seaton and Smith uniess they had mighty good reason t9 do #0, OAKS ARF (ON DOWNGRADE Del Howard Oak r true form ar f of their - TAILORED READY—FELIX CLUB PILOTS, ATTENTION! _#& THE COAST LIGHTWEIGHT form of Joe Ren In order to decide whether the “elix club-Taillored Ready game play. lag Sunday, shall be played over. agers of both teams should The Star Thursday pn The Tailored Ready team game, % to 0, in five innt ix club claims that th to play at the scheduled and the weather conditions r @ that the game could be ale started. The Tailored my outfit ° Pp club pilot. ame then only went 1109 SECOND AVE, Bi five innings, because the grounds ix club appears h Hite, who good sb : We have tick THE SPORTING GOODS STORE closed at 6 p.m. The F manager said he didn’t know of this until closing time came, and the game was called off. The Tailored Ready pilot declares that the grounds were in no cond! tion to start the ne, but they played to accommodate the Felix club. | Leaders in both etrevits will swing | Baker team, after their fifth straight jwin, when they take on the Green | wood Cubs at B. I. Day field. After |this game the Mt Baker outfit has but the Ballard Beavers between them and the eity title | The Ballard Beavers are planning on playing a double header Sunday 199 . P in order to catch up on the schedule. 221-Third Av SAM | They will play the Sharhrock Athletic R.UNIVERSITY club at 12 p. m. and the City Cubs ing receiver. The} jinto action Sunday with the Mt.| ager enna ert srern-enenor tern THE SEATTLE STAR ~ WHONESDAY, JUNE Sports Galore for Seattle’s Boydom | New Coast ELKS | Lightie King AARARPAPOD DDD LADD APPD AL . STAGE BIG’ PICNIC Look It Over, Young Fellow! Will You Be at Elks’ Picnic? Here's tho lineup of the big stunts to be staged at Wood land park by the Big Broth. ow «council of the Seattle Bike: Athtette field events from 9 & m, until noon, and at 2:15 pm, Kate at 1 p.m. Water sports in Green lake at 2 pm Boxing at band stand at 2 pm Bile races around Green lake at 2:15 p,m. City grammar school base ball title game—B. F. Day vs, Mercer, on upper grounds, at 330, | Looks like | Pep and ginger will be the real | doen't he? he's ft as @ fiddle, jbirts fn charge of the mammoth| Said he is no other than Joe Bon boy's picnic b boydom at Woodland park by the | form at the Ar Rig Brothers’ council of the Seattle} This tsn't the fi Elka | bas boxed here. ng put on for Seattle | Mmin, the young fe low who will per- orrow night time that Joe is @ great! but h Athieticn will form the biggest! improved ring man since he showed part of the program for the day. | here, @ few yeara ago, Joe moots There will be field athietics In-| Harold Jones, the Tacoma lghte. cluding stunt races of all sorts and grotnds in the morning in the afternoon. Thene n re (which t# tnctuded tn the athiet BY HENRY L. FARRELL the nemi-windup. events for the day—It's one of our! sinw YORK, June 9 —Trading and lead’ sports—will be the next! going in Horneby « the latent vent in order on the athletic pro whey th tie Sational tangas mari cram. The Cardinal star is being! Boxing, Too Jbought and sold dally on out] Nate Druximan i» lining ap five! the prize corner oxing exhibitions =f Seattle's | & young fans. 1 | | | i at 3 | Down on the Green Lake boule-| league's I the big bike racing | fi t major fe tax Ucke I|mored bids for to the Elk club any|be known that jt aturday | Hornsby away from the © he ae 20 | nt be four races daring|eaid. “The St Louis club is out to Washington. ; | mn, The feat ace will| buy, not sail.” , * free fora. ace which | * ott ist. The other BEAVERS WIN event be a threemile race for } Ats Francis rR 4 _ boys for 12 and under and a rivmile| poyh sot jand 1, Philadelphia & } |qvent for boys 16 years of age and ex i hk : Oakland 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE u Stock bikes must be usql| “ n. tserien. F ney amd Koeh. Wee, | last two events named. ler, Weaver and “Slow” Race up againet some of the cict maa ra oo Sener! RICKEY SAYS apf ay ay ca HORNSBY IS wt, “Sontag tne teuner || Ze Store > Where eee eee "| NOT FOR SALE. zest ata tantitnc! || of Choice CAST Y S “values Tet’ in the firm of Rickey itm will be put| Everybody ts selling Rickey» goods t upper | but Rickey himself. | The prices being offered for the ng hitter make him the ef brioabrac In the Rabe Ruth's price an Ingersoll pawn the St. Louis Across the river in Brooklyn with his Mock, Rickey denied today that any of him stock was on the market f it will not queer the game of y|some of the curb brokers, just let it $200,000 won't get Mitae (10 innings). | There wilt also te a freak macei RASTLING DIPPY during the afternoon of 25 yards, the winner being the last one to fininh.| ting game has No “racer” may get off of hin bike] suaden and the bikes must be kept In MO| past te tion ve houses ‘The swimming events will start at ASHVILLE, June 9—The wrest hit Nashville with « of popularity, Th matches drew in $20,000 the same Ume in Green Lake. There) It is more blessed to reeeive than boys and girl The aquatic will be under the direction of Gordon Rosa, of the University of Washington B. F. Day, Clam A champions, and Mercer, Class B champions, for the grammar eity_on the upper grounds at 2:20. There w gold watches, stick pins and s of other valuan prizes for youngsters who places in the athletic events. 7 ts will be published later meantime Seattle boydom—25,000 strong-—is preparing for the biggest picnic of the year. Don't forget the date—Saturday, June 13—at Wood } land park. | CHANGES DUE IN PREP COACHING Seatue’s high school athietic dire tors face the job of Iming up a new corps of coaches for the coming school year, Ernie Wells, North end coach, and Leslie Turner, Proadway mentor, have resigned. Ramor has it that Walter Reseberg, at Frank Un; Earl Milliken, at Queen Anne and McComb, of Ballard, will alvo give up thelr jobs. Wells and Rese berg are said to be going into voca. guidance work SALTS TAKE LEAD At Salt Lake R. H. E. San Francisco. x ee Salt Lake volt: 38- 4 | atteries: I Couch and Yelle; Thurston and Byler. Jat 4 p.m. Both games will be pl at Adams field in Ballard. The Tailored ¥ League No, 2 with four straight wins, will tangie with the M on Park Junior outfit at Lincoin playfield The Madison park bunch slipped over a win on the Millored Ready team last year, and the clothies are out for . leading revenge. The Rainier Heights team will arcue with the Columbia Slickers at Columbia field with the Slickers as the home team A. C. will play the t Wildwood park. The Spartain outfit will be the home tearn | |. In the other game of the day, the! | Alki Juniors will oppose the Felix |clu’ at Walla Walla field. |RICHIE MITCHELL |. MEETS TENDLER | It's brother to revenge | other to-| |night in Milwaukee, Wis, when Richie Mitchell, Milwaukee light ht, battles Lew Tendler, the Philly southpaw battler. A short |time ago Tendler b Pinky Mitch jell, Ritchie's brother, and Richie is jout to defend the family honor to. night, It will be @ 10-round node cision bout | No man is so level-headed that he | Jcan’t get a hato fit him, be dashes and fancy diving for|to ask im vain. am nics nr ont intanmmnaennnnomnnemenal os ne rye JONES Star Tennis Entry Blank PT tT WERK H S BIG I wish to enter The Star Woodland Park Tennis tournafnent. I am D. A 4n amateur tennia player in good standing. I wish to enter the FROM TO AY J events marked with cross: nd | ( ‘1H A N( : Men's sing! Co ccceccoosoeete eee Entries for The Star's Woodla E ae park tennis tournament will close | | Women's singles +... covcccecs . oes Seoee | one week from today. If you are atill planning to enter the tourney you had better step on the gaa. Fill owt pmen's GOUbIOE s.csessecsoerseseeseescscsenrsssesasensees that entry blank today and send tt an opportaaity that doewa’t ome eee ee ee ain the sporting editor of The Star or to tennis department at Piper @ * hae tunity t to every boxer—« ¢ © make @ name for himsey in one fight Name | Young Jones ts the fellow who will at doesn't come Mixed doubles th There ts a big let of orn ore " Ve os he firet four finishers |mix things with Joe Benjamin, Port Address . pegh sn Bet ied pone ote ‘and the Sa land Hghtweight, at the Arena 4 Name partners in doubles events. © tots and semi-finalixte winning prizes. morrow night. Benjamin is one of | Jocepted at ‘The Star or at the tennis department at Piper & Taft's i to the best known Hghtwelghts in the There are the regular five event country now, and if Jones should win and any players entering the singles prs egy Bo Py Ay sanee e will be D BO | wishing to enter the doubles can do ma in the ring game. \so by informing Mise ety 7 dope says that young Harold | Schreiner at Piper & Taft's or by a f juley steak would ., - -_ —_ euseunensemmansunmemsiee Don't forget that the entries ad ‘ ee b nrag Mradbiny-4 We owned | Bud Ridley, Coast bantany jone week from today, No appliGa- but more than once the dope| Weight champion, Seattle boy, LOOKS THE BEST | tions will be considered after that has been given the big shakeup will make his first Seattle) arLAanra, June %-~The fans in| day Renjamin is fit as a fiddle for the appearance of the SeASON this town, after looking over the} bout, and expects to win easily, but Oe a epee wing to take any June 18, when he boxes Earl |cther teama in the Bouthern associa | ELECT LOGG r tion, all agree that the Atlanta hances with the Up-ound boy. Baird at the second outdoor | (yiiyers are the cream. AND POPE The Rose City lightweight ls « big smoker to be staged by the} ae — favorite to win because of bia show) Austin-Salt-Druximan combi-| ATLANTA, June %—W. B. Kloock,| After three years an » regular ing In Portiand the other night, when | Aust be Baird will make 126|conmdored one of the greatest all | Washington's varsity crew, Charles stopped Keddie Shannon in seven jon. bal MaKe 0) ound athletes in the country, has| 16x, Who rowed No, 7 in this years tue tana can't get over|pounds ringside for Ridley,|joen selected to coach the Univer | shell, will captain the eight next which surprined them | according to Druximan, who sity of Ogiethorpe's teams { year. He was elected to tes — sut as much as & drop in sugar) ne ahah n * abla: ll t a meeting of the crew me the ed the match today.| » would Shannon was figured | #N0u! ced th “ today DETROIT, June 9%—~Tony Jniversity yesterday. . to beat Joo easily. ona | Cleveland, 0., is said to have al choir bas won a home in Gus Pope, the husky weight beaver | | Jones didn't look any too # larger Czech population than any| Wolverine state. They like his work-|of the Washington varsity track when he fought Harper here recent: | eity of Cxocho-Blovakia, with the ex-|manship in the ring, Sam Langford | team, wan elected to lead the oval but Chet McIntyre, the veteran | ceotion of Prague i» Tony's boxing professor. squad next yeu trainer, phoned over from Tacoma to ito . that hin boy will be ready and ex will spring « bigger sur Ole Anderson did when arl Morris last winter, But oo what we shall see. | PACIFIC COAST LmAGUR ~ ” ” rT ‘ ” 5 u ‘ “ ‘ Ty ‘ a 297 | AMERICAN LEAGUR Won, Lost Pet rv) ane Laat.’ Pet in | Pitare 4 | iadeiphia & Chicage 2 | ~ Yor §, Cle « | #& Leute 8 Brookirn 2 | ‘Tee commen wen invented batere| the munket and ite muccessors Valuable Fact Men with keen discrimination sense a valuable fact no matter how obscurely it might appear. 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