The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1920, Page 12

‘AGRI2 . f CAMERA JINX HITS _ CAMP OF NEW YORK YANKS; HUGMEN DODGE PICTURE MEN BY DEAN SNYDER for pictures is the latest te overtake the rampaging Yan “The whole ctub has got {t, from the Doy on down the bench heavens, get that camera) from my ball club,” cried Mil | teins, in accents wild. as a) sleuth approached the Yankee at the Cleveldnd ball park. “Lookit what the Indians are to my prima donnas. | off that picture stuff—all | a.” ad in the meantime the Tribe the confidence out the visiting New Yorkers to a well. not extraordinary for one or perhaps two or three of! to think a camera jioxes ball playing ability and takes their birthright, but when Whole major league ball club it—why that's a Gude of a) of conditions IT's | Joe Withoit furnished a glowing the oneman picture! season. After hitting safe consecutive gumes for a record he let a camera man/| him. The next day he went) Joe immediately got the! that the picture business) Tesponsible for his sudden “You come out to the park earty Huggins comes out to the! ." said Rip Collins, recruit/ pitcher, “and you can train Whole fleet of photographers ‘Me then, but, you know, Hug is fm reality, ian't so shy, be More on the Rip Collins type. is more afraid of a wallcyed sitting In the stands. He sees her but when he dossn’t with his flail he biames walleyed individual just the [ENTAL ‘There might be something tn the Sinx if a player believes) it. When a person believes a thing e enough, nine times out of captured two close games from ten { happene—especially in base ball And 8 temperamental ball club elther believes it can hit and tt dove or it believes it can't end it doewn’t. Tris Speaker and any of the on them any time the asleuths have the Inclination. The White Sox have never been accused of deing camera shy You can't spoof a team that t dullt on something deeper than BEAVERS WIN TWO FROM SIWASHES PORTLAND, June 28.—Portland Seat- tle here yesterday by 32 and 21 counts. Pinch hitters were used mm the tight places, and every method was used to win the contests by the Seattle pilot, Clyde Wares. A two-base hit in thel ast of the ninth by Paddy Sigiin, Beaver seo ond sacker, broke up the first game. Wisterzil broke up the second party by a long single to center In the tenth, scoring Blue, who was on n . 2 . coesnersewennd soddtlonstion venful eocces worce™a! eoceessccscoe™ Kalllo, p ‘Totals oTwo out ‘Batted for Geary In « Score by Innings Seat! ‘ eee Portia: . 260 Summary: Stolen basse—Malsel, Boe, Middieton, Koehies. Two-base bite 2. Sacrifice hit—Wistersil. Struck Kaillo 4 by Woodward Geary 1 Bases on balle-Oft K off Woodward |, off Brenton 1 pitehed—By Woodward. & pive, pits &. at 22, Geary 1 minw hits @ at bat 2 Doable te Sigiin to Bru responsible for—Woodward 2. K Brenton 1. Laaing pitcher—Brenton Game AB. a) leenenwreakal ol mmwrecena> Zam night when he in 90 seconda Me be remembered as the ho stopped Frank Farmer Ore, ia Japuary, in the wiayed @ catch of 16 & Taft yesterday which ake Washington in the boat house, north of Both trout ‘nion bay the Fhe south fork of the sn | #ise giving up some very & yh the stream at Just the right heigh cag the game. Bring home some of Roldt's Lunch Pastry and Hard Rolls.—Advertise- >» ie en ny | | 4 base fish. | a i Cunningham, ef *oMurpny | tElarea Adams © .. Seibold, p - ec cceennewneek euccenvenneucd Totals . Portland Biue, tb Wistersil, 2 Butheriand, p MeNad, os Juney, rt. equencecounP él Bassline cooneh and two Totate ee *One out, hit by detiad dell out when winning run scored ted for Raldwin In eighth {Batted for Geary in #ighth Summary: Stolen base—Tloe Tw, | pase hite-—Wiatersil, Spranger, Cunnin mampf. Sacrifice hite—Stumpf, 2. Middleton, Cunningham. By Sutheriand |by Sathold 2. Rasea on t eriand 2, off Geary 2 B | har, ‘ une reaponaible for 1, Sutherland 1, Seibold 1. Losing pite —Beiboid. ber PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE ‘on. Last. Balt Lake City |Oakiana . [Seattle . At Sacramento 7-5, Salt Tal AM! Cleveland New York | cRicage If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea. This dis- ease should be taken caro of at once, to insure good health. For the next 30 days, we will Pg a liberal discount on aii Dental work. All work guaranteed 15 years. 4 United . Painless Dentists 608 Third Ave. | | } Washington . Boston St. Louls Detroit Philadelphia ington 7, Philadelphia @ St, Louis 3, Detroit 1, NATIONAL LEAGUE w Cineinnatt Brooklyn . Louis %, Cincinnati 2 New York 3, Brooklyn 0. Pittsburg #, Chicago 2. CHICAGO CHICAGO, June 28,—No records we broken here Saturday as the results of the Mid-West tryouts for the Olympic games. This is the ‘preliminary rooting out before the final tryouts at Cambridge in July. Tribe will let a photographer work| S\gave Waller the hardest fight he in the third game at 6-1, he rallied Surr and Waller to Ba GERTRUDE SCHREINER IS WOMAN CHAMPION Pighting their way thru a strong field of entriea, Don Waller, Unt versity of Washington net star, and Richard Burr, of Minneapolis, |have reached the finale in ‘The Star Woodland park tennis tourney, and are billed to battle for the highest honors in the feature event of the tourney on the Nerth End courte at 4 o'clock today, The match will be the best three out of five seta. With fine weather in order Sat urday and Sunday the meet, which was held up by rain earlier in phe week, made speedy progrean and both women's events were com pleted yesterday before a large gab lery of fans with Gertrude Schreiner triumphing tn the women's «ingles over Rita Meyer in a hard three set mateh, and Mra. Bragdon and |Mise Schreiner winning the doubler |finals from Vida Robinson and Mra.| | Bourque in straight seta, | | Burr and Waller, the finalists tn |the men's singles, have both dished jup some nifty tennis since the atart of the meet. Waller had a bit tougher going, meeting some of the stronger contenders in the lower |half of the drawing. Burr, how ever, has played a steady brand of the net game and hasn't lost « set in the singles event. WALLER DEFEATS VANDER LAS | Waller won his way into the! |finals by taking Dick Vander Las down the line yesterday in a three wet match. Vader Las took the first set 64, but Waller finalty| steadied down and won easily in the Iagt two sets, 62 and 1 faat drive down the side |i * both ering Vander Las considerably Burr didn’t have mach trouble de lfeating EB. T. Pope in his semi finals match, winning 6-2, 61. Burr played too steady a game for the Queen Anne hill man During their fight for their places lin the finals, Burr disposed of four |men, winning two matches by the default route, while Waller was foreed to play in every round. The complete scores of the two finalists follow BURR Default; default; Lagerstrom, 6-0, Li Miller, 60, 62; Kozlowski, i Pope, 6-2, 1 WALLER Strizek, 61, €0; Wilkon, 63, 64; Marton, 6-3, 61; Benson, 64. 64, 6 B. Nollan, 63, 64; Vander Las, 4 62, 64. WALLBSR IS BIT FASTER Waller haw it on Burr for rpeed and size, but Burr ts rated as @ steadier player. Some of the beat tennis of the tourney should be brought out when together. Walle: may bother his opponent some. The men's doubles and mixed doubles will be played off just fast as the matches can be lined up. The events are rapidly nearing the finals. | In the women's singles yesterday! Gertrude Schreiner won her way! into the finals by defeating Mrs Bourque, 64, 61. After giving the) champion a hard run tn the first set, Mrs. Bourque “biew up,” and! the match went to Miss Schreiner. | In the finals the count was 64, 34, 63, with Miss Schreiner defeat ing Rita Meyer, Miss Meyer played & very steady game, but the cham |plon’s experience and strength| |brought her the victory. . HESKETH MAKES GAME STAND Bruce Heaketh, prep schoo! star. put up a couple of game batties| yesterday, defeating A. J. Segel in {a threeset match, 64, 46, 63, only ‘lander Las in the fifth 3) | $1, 64. Hesketh’s driving featured | this match, but Vander Las played| too steadily for him. In the upper half of the draw.) ing Burr had much his own way in! both of his Sunday matches, de} feating Kozlowski 63, 61, and Pope! 62, 61 Pope sprung a big sur-| prise by defeating Fletcher John son, 64, 6-2, but he couldn't get past Burr. The women's doubles brought out some good tennis in the finals with) Gertrude Schreiner and Mrs. Bi don winning, 64, 75, from Vi Robinson and Mrs. Bourque. ‘The champions played thelr usual steady game and pulled both sets out of |the fire. Saturday saw some mighty good) tennia, too, in the earlier rounds, with Waller and Harry Benson fur. nishing the feature match. Benson forced Waller to three sets, finally succumbing 64, 68, 62. Bergon has had so far. WILLIAMS MAKES GREAT FIGHT C. 5. Williams, the “dark horne” of the meet, put up one of the gamest struggles of the tourney Against Vander Las Saturday night when he went down to defeat, 6-8, 61, 64. In the first set Vander Las led 6-2 and had point set twien, but Williams rallied and took the fet. With the match at point set) again, but finally lost out by a| 64 count. In the men's doubles Nolan and Nollan, Stephens and Burr and Ralley and Williams have entered! the nemifinals. The upper half of the drawing has been held up. Play will be speeded up in this half to- day Nollan and Nollan were given a bitter struggle by Kozlowski and Carrie, but finally won in @ trio of neta, 63, 46, 6-4. AILEY AND wi |AMS WIN Batley and Williams won another torrid doubles match yesterday in three sets, defeating Foley and Miller, 6-4, 36, 7.5. Stephens and Burr had to battle before downing Lagerstrom and Burr, 64, 64, The latter winners moot Tuesday night. The mixed doubles are atill in the early rounds and there txn’t much chance of “doping” them out yet. | profensional. \AA | 9:30. THE SEATTLE STAR TODAY’S SCHEDULE AT ar. Men's singles finale Richard Burr AT «P.M. Rose Gabriel and Begel va Dorothy Little and Little on aod Mre po Meaketh. M. Don Waller va Rragdon va Ruth Little, TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE ATOR. M Winner Waller Vander Las-Mart and Litde va Hesketh and Beblang AT SF. M. Winner of above match va Nollen and Non hene and Durr ve Malley and a Wiles, aT ¢ FP. Mardy and Mardy and fegel-Littie Winner Vander Las tneon and Carrie ve Bourave. Rest of echedule to be completed to- winner Gabriel LAttle Hehreiner. Rob- Coupes and Mra SUNDAY RESULTS MEN'S SINGLES Derr defeated oki, 66, 62 | Recklana 6-4) Pope de ated Hackian Pope defeated Jonneon, 64, 6-2 t WOMEN'S SINGLES defeated = Mra Hehretner de- Mra. Tragdon and Rehretner 4 Mra, Bourque and Vide Robie & O4 MIXED pOUnLEs Mra. Bragdon and Mraad: Griges and Kita Meyer, 61 Bourque and Coupes defeated Virginia Renaon Denson, #2. &3. Mra Foster anche Wiekiand pa Roth Marcuse as Roall Wiet and Y Cleveland Boy Has Kick foated 1 Y MLESCH A new middleweight boxer has lately come out as wanting a match with Johnny Wilson, the boy who spoofed Mike O'Dowd's title. He ts Johnny Klesch, of Cleveland. Klesch has made the unique record of either SATURDAY RESULTS MEN'S SINGLION Koslowski defeated Law 1-4, ¢ efeated Lagentrom, 6-4, ¢%; Burr de feated Miller, 6-@, @-2; Johneon defeated Oldham, 2. Waller Gefeated Bon- Jmon, 4-4, 68, Goby Waller dete | Notlan, 6-2, @-4; M. Regol det ott by. default Hegel 1-6 Wilinma, 64, MEN'S DOUBLES Johnson and WOMEN'S SINGLES , Mute Moyer defeated Ruth Marcuse, ¢- 4.1, Mra Bourque defeated Boil Wiel, 4-0. 6-0) Gertrude Peart defeated Grace Lows, Gertrude Behreiner de feated Gertrude Pearl, © Bos! Weil defeated Ruth Mardy, # WOMEN'S DOUBLES ragdon ead Bragton defeated Hehehe | rer se yy default, Mr Bourque foated MeMivain and M it; Wiel and Young de | ‘cider by default, Mar NUNNY’S CHANCE ye ~— With Bte a anton, Pa. Leslie Nuna- maker ix getting @ chance with the ‘indians, He te a great pinch hitter) as well an pinch catcher, | MORAN WILL STICK WITH DEMPSEY | clearing of Dempsey from) charges pleases Frank Mo! has just returned from Europe, Frank saye: “That will leave the road epen for bis bout with Carpentier. Poor Georges! Jack will step out, onetwese soBANG—iwo socks on the chin and then they'll havi down the French flag. eckett? Ob, he anked me if I would mind waiting until he had taken a poke or two at poor old Tomuny Barns, I laughed, he laughed, and of course I agreed. Can Beckett fight? Io saw bim with Wells, I've whipped 36 fighters better than Beckett in my time” The slacker ran, who WASHINGTON —Rod Le Gendre, erack athlete of Georgetown univer aity, | weight, for some reason | there's | fighting now the other bouts today, His and broken lee ie mending rapidly, he is expected to place } | knocking down or kayoing every op-| ponent he has met since the U, He defended it again 1919 muccenstully turned profeanional old and of Bohemian descent knockout record looks like the o} Bob Martin is piling up. round Kleach leta opponenta lin to about the halfway point or DENVER, — Two amateur bal! clubs here have adopted a girl um round in another threeset tiff, @8.| pire to prevent the usual corner lot | While | Martin generally scores in the initial turning | Two years ago he won 145-pound championship of the in This year he has He is 20 years His arguments, She is husky and cupa-| bie. 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BARNETT 1921 Second Avenue children’s 1221 "COR Third Ave UNINERSITN | | Packed “comfortably” | 80 they’re | easy to take | from the | package! eulhiginne M’CARTHY | TO BATTLE ~ WRIGHT JUNE 30 ‘Travis welter other, Davis, Everett or han refused to box on The Star's | #how for the Seott fund at Liberty park Wednesday night and Johnny MeCarthy, the San Francisco mo- torman, will battle Billy Waght instead, It's just an good « moles | as Davis and Wright could furnish because McCarthy is anxious to get back in the graces of the fana| after hia defeat by Davia here Fri- day. This i the second time that | Davis haa run out on a@ benefit show tn Seattle, The Everett boy has made « lot of money tn the i | Queen City and it's about time he was kicking thru on @ benefit card with the rest of the boym, And he was to have been paid, n0/ no excuse for him not| He's in superb con-| dition, Chances are that the pro.) motera here can do without his services for a while unlem he gets hep to the situation here a bit better Army Welch and Van Sontag, | the pair of middieweights who put up one of the best tiffs of the sea | fon at Friday's show, together again tn the sem!-windup Wednesday. Austin & Salt, Druxi man and Hite, local promoters lin-| ing up the card, will complete, Our have! kicked Heity for contemporary scribes thru with generous pub- the event and with the aid of the local” promoters and) the boxing commission, The Star hopes to put over the show with the mame success that the Mother Ryther smoker received last year All of the fighters are accepting @ cut in their medals” in order to boost the fund along for Mra Beott, widow of Deputy Sheriff Scott, killed on duty here recently. Mra, Scott is trying to make a/ home for two little children and the fighters and fans will be given & chance to help a good cause) along. RESOLUTE WILL DEFEND CUP NEWPORT, FR. 1, June 28-— America’s cup defender in the race with Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock TV. will be the sloop Resolute. This was decited at a meeting of cup | defense committee of the New York! Yacht club here Saturday ] Bandy Mook will be the scene of | the first racex to be held July 15.) “CHI” FANS SAD CHICAGO, — White Sox fans are Ginappointed that Chick Gandil did| not take advantage of the fiveday| will be in the Olympic tryouts, | notice to return to the fold from the along the pennant path. outlaws, He out for three years) now. How Teams Stand in Star League POPE ALMOST SURE OF MAKING TEAM Gus Pope of the University of ‘Washington {s almost « cinch to make the trip to Cambridge for the national track tryouts, according to word recetved from Pasadena. Pope finished a close second in the discus fect % inch. Bartell of Oregon was first with 143 feet 3 inches. The men who will be picked to make the trip East will probably be those who won either first or sec ond place in the events in Pasadena Saturday. The committee has not yet announced their choices. Elden Jenne of Washington State college is another cinch for the trip to the national tryouts. Jenne copped first place in the pole vaults, and has didn't exert himself and jumped 12 feet 6 Inches. Several stare will be sent from the different California schools and clubs. The Olympic club put some fast men in the meet, and they won plenty of honors. \SEATTLE YACHTS} WILL CRUISE Fifteen yachts will take part in the| Fourth of July cruise of the Queen) City Yacht club to be held on the |coming week-end. The fieet plans to make the trip to Anderson island. Capts. J. L. G. Meyer and W. F. Altenbauch have charge of the ar- fangements and have completed | plans for lively entertainment and chicken dinner on the Fourth. The/ party will return late Monday. WINS CLAY COURT TITLE DETROIT, June 28.—Marion Zin- . of Boston, Mass, won the national clay court cham- pionsbip here Saturday when she beat Corinne Gould, of 8t. Louls, in straight neta, 6.0, $1 COOMBS PICKS YANKS DETROIT. — Jack Coombs, thi bracer of the Tigers’ pitching staff, picks the Yanks to be out in front next October by at least ten games. COLUMBU: added a “lefty” to help the Senator He is Dave Danforth, He was a winner @ few years ago in the association. .— The Tinks have| MONDAY, JON 7, 1928. ttle in Star Tennis Finals* TAILORS ‘SWAMP RAINIER HEIGHTS Tailored Ready etill remains in the race in League No. 2 as a result of a 20 to 6 win over Rainier Heights at Columbia field Sunday, in The Star Junior clroult. Tallored Ready started out strong jim the first inning and the result |was never in doubt. The Rainier | Heights bunch could not find Don Hunter for safeties, while Tailored Ready hit Patricell! freely. With Rainier Heights out of the way, Tailored Ready looks like @ cinch for at least a tie in this league. Should the Felix club fall before Madison Park in their game in the near future, Tailored Ready would stand alone in the lead in this league. RK HB. |heave Saturday with a mark of 142) Tallored Ready aE Rainier Heights .. Batteries: Hunter and White; Patricelli and Arthur. The Shamrock Athletic club-Inter- bay Juniors game was not played on account of a misunderstanding about the grounds at lower Woodland park, The game will probably be played the Fourth of July. The Spartan Athletic club lost by will COM® | come within an inch of breaking forfelt to the Columbia Slickera. The | world’s records in that event. Jenne | Slickera were on the field in unt form at the time for play, and are given credit for a win. cee No report was turned im on the Cavalier club Madison Park game. SAYS TYRUS BIGGER CARD THAN RUTH |_ The man who is planning to take Ty Cobb on a baseball tour of the |Pacific Coast this fal, Johnny Igloe, mys the Peach in a better card than Babe Ruth. He says: “The difference between Babe and Ty is this: Fans go to see Ruth do one thing—that is, home runs. They expect him hit one and when he does go home thrilled. Cobb every day. He antics on bases, his hits are clean and is always thinking of way to outsmart the team. Babe doesn't ovtr the fence every shows his ageortment stuff daily. With the last place the team relics gf af | i | BOOSTS THOMSON PHILADELPHIA.—Ted Meredith saw Earl Thomson get the new 1 yard high hurdle record in the in collegiate and believes “Tommy” do even better than his 14.2 mark. wendy “chsenthatetrttns iaxrercinandlncar 308 Let's eat at Boldt's; cozy boxes for the whole family.—Advertisement. Perhaps you won't like the RELU—then again, it may be the. very essence of all you like best in a cigarette. . Honestly though, we think you'll like it. 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