The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 21

Bob Me ® pic soy | HITS OVER 300 BY DEAN SNYDER scouts gathered tn some dite of “ivory” from the bushy of youth on which to de- would soon be on crutches. ” material is an inter thing to look over in the fal!| what per cent of them had the ~ i : club with his big bat. | These are just a few of the young- a both still larger. Already nearly 100 leaguers and college stars have | 9:00 A. M. Daily| |. fer Vieteria and Vancouver PW) 11:30 P. M. Daily fer Vancouver Direct Week-End Trips | To Vancouver Island| “The Island of 1,000 Miles of Wonderland” STEAMSHIP AND RAIL GOLFING, MOTORING, BATHING Gemething for Every One THE SEATTLE STAR | 9 Coast Boy Is Season’s Find * * as * * * * * * BIG BOB HITS OVER .350 IN AMERICAN LEAGUE * * * * * * * * * Meusel Stars With Yankees| CLHHAMP MUST MEET BETTER RING MEN RAVIE DAVIS, recognized Coast welterweight cham- pion, has four candidates for his crown knocking at the throne room. They are Johnny McCarthy, the terrible motorman from San Fran- cisco; Billy Wright, former titleholder; Alex Trambitas, the Portland boy, and John- ny Tillman, the Eastern crack. Davis won the crown from Mo Carthy on @ night when McCarthy was not tn good condition. Thin in a wtaterent of fact, not intended to deteriorate from Travie's win, but it was evident. McCarthy, in his bat- tles with Wright and Trambites, that followed, both wins for the mo- torman, showed him in his true form. ALEX WOULD GIVE HIM BATTLE ‘Trambitas, a tough any welterweight In the coun' day, wants a chance to lift Travie's crown. Alex is popular would «ive Davis a battle Tillman, by his draw with Tram- start here, when he ing from M y. but Billy says he ts tn good condition now, and should be given consideration. The last time Milly boxed Travie he won the title from the Everett boy and handed Davis a pretty boxing lesson. Since that time the title has again reverted to the blonde mitt-ewinger from the City of Smokestacks DAVIS FIGHTS AT FAST CLIP Travie in going at the beat citp of Nis ring career and he wants to set- tle down to real work if he wants to grab the coin while he ls in the money. One thing ts certain, and that ts that he will have to box better boys from now on because the fans don't to see him matched with any more Harry Caseys tn the future. ROBINS INCREASE LEAD IN NATIONAL | Eaxrae aac: BY L. R, BLANCHARD which to come hack. An even break | chance to box him. Casey is @ will- NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—-Whether| in the remaining games-for the In-| ing miller, Gt no one really con the Chicago White Sox are to get} diane would compel the Yankees to ceded him a chance with the cham- Back into the pennant race or not,| win seven of their 12 games and the| pion Casey put up @ game exhibit they have qualified as I'enfante ter-| Sox nine of their 13 to take the rng.| tion the other night, but that let rible of the American league ‘The Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday | bum out. The Sox scrambled to thetr feet! cemented themgelves a trifie more ee eee eee a yesterday and laced the New York! firmly into the leadership of the Na BIGBEE’S ARM Yanks in right. creditable fashion, | tionals. They pushed the Cincinnati}! PITTSBURG. -- Carson Bigbee's despoiling the Yankees of first place) Reds back in @ rough and tumbie/threwing arm from the outfield has and bettering thetr own game on Ebbets field, cug off many runs this year from ‘ashington Cleveland won from — teama opposing the Piratea, He can and seeeawed back to the throw @ ball both accurate and far. we but 12 game to| IS THIS POSSIBLE? er earethencemi Cleveland has 16. That means} NEW YORK.-—Dr. R. BE. Coughtin The Yanks have but 12 play. ELEVEN WORLD MARKS the Yanks must immediately ban compiled statistics to prove that| PHILADELPHIA, Pa—Mins Eth- back in front and pile up a baseball ts the most dendly sport. | ¢lda Bleibtrey bas annexed 11 world @f wins to be certain ig figurea, covering 10 years, show | and four American record marks in cannot pass them after 84 fatalities for baseball, 215 for | swimming at the age of 17. 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His pitching won the pen- nant for the New Haven club in | the Eastern league this summer, WILSON’S LUCK BOSTON.—Jonnny Wilson, new middleweight champion, is having hard luck as @ titleholder. He has made less money as a champ than as a contender. Bad luck lurks in his path, it scema " r His Suit Spurned, Lover Kills Niece PARIS, Sept. 17-——M. Rossignol, 42, who was madly tn love with his niece, Genevieve Keguin, 14, had his suit spurned by the mother. He met them on the street, shot the girl dead, wounded her mother, and then committed suicide. usel, Coast Graduate, Best Big League Rec FOUR WELTERS HOT ON DAVIS’ TRAIL; Rees Z Liev Madden, the battling welter~ weight, le the prewd daddy of = baby Lloyd end Mre. Madden have Jecided to name the little mise Ger. oldins. Hdoyd reports that the mother nes was eliminated es @ eon- an a urphy, the Denver welterweight, at | Portiand Wednesday night, Davis beat Murphy hore eastly, Jones, by the way, will fight @ Pilipino famed Young Hevhev six rounds at Wravk Pete, Hehtweight, and Eadie Moore, Dantamweight, will be om the sam ‘There went be any emeker of the Arenas next week hecasse the Arens te leneed for come cert of © carulval September 39. Whether Nate Drusinman or Clay Hite ia to stage It will have to be sottled by the Beattie Boxing commission, Frank Farmer ond Andre heavyweights, will headline the neat Te- come card It will be the usual oix Founda, A and of Denmark, is said to give dura- bility to Umber heretofore regurded worthless, 4 PRACTICAL GIFT of peta I just paid @ dollar apiece for half @ dozen goldfish for her birthday present. Oldbatch — Goldfish? Your wife won't wart to take care of the pesta, Mainchance—Then we can fry ‘em. 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