The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1920, Page 10

etapa tn steerer act A EE IG TELE LEONE IEIE MES * FIVE SEATTLE PLAYERS ON ALL-STAR COAST LEAGUE TEAM PICKED BY FANS BY LEO H, LASSEN UT of a mass of some 350 letters, only two contained the lineup of the popular team ; summarized from all the teams, in The Star's All-Coast league baseball contest. | The two fans who picked the first team, man for man, are J, E, Landsworth, 2602 E. more st, aoe “ao 7 ~ | aeanivecr va. | All-Star Coast League Teams Picked by Fans ave. and Yesler way. | FIRST TEAM POSITION ECOND TEAM 1B... OLD HARRY OLD AGE, FIELD. POOR LOST HIS EYE. Forest Cady, Sacramento, Joe Jenkins, Salt’ Lake, catchers, Know everything—know noth ing. J. F. HANKEE, OF THE WINDSOR APARTMENTS, | |LOCATED AT SIXTH AVE. | | AND UNION ST., SAYS HE} 1/IS NOT A GRANDSTAND |MANAGER, BUT A PRAC-| Tr ss mot Agane Por morivcopoies | | TICAL BASEBALL FAN. COURAGE ANO GAMENESS ARE Pane WY ] ee gepiesse A tar A FoovBau maven __ NEVER QUITS — bi mae ‘ape ] “py Guy Cooper, of Seattle, pitcher Na 1 Fine control, HARRY GARDNER, OF SEAT. , PITCHER NO, 2, FIVEIN® HURLER, SPEEDY, AND A » BUN i. 6 ST NEED ONE GOOD PITCH ER. AL DEMARE rent in his selection of ar Coast league team. with ivory And accompanied it his “All-Star” cast of and weak players. rT J. NI one OPPONENT yam 1 AL A Tne = Warne i] You L v/ 4 is ya ODOWD ~ A CHAMPION Fick TER, ATORMER FOOTBALL STAR ——~ saw) GRGRON 1 MORE Stat nvour Wan Tae Bc, Leading California Gridiron Teams Are Winners BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2% California's three leading «rid tron teama were victorious Sat urday Hix team follows, with J. F's | reasons therefor: | ATTLE, PITCH Muller, of Vernon, first) p_eETHEN’S B | base. He hits into plenty of | double plays. An ivory player ‘The $10 goes to Landsworth as his Metter was opened before Johnson's, altho both were mailed on the same “Gay. The rules of the contest de- @iared that the letter reaching the Office first would grab the coin in “eane of a tin Landsworth’s letter aes, Partie {Was No. 144 and Johnson's 182, . Kenworthy, Seattle Landsworth may annex the ten joy Scone tax Peaaions igetters by calling any time during : a van “the day at The Star editorial rooms. chick, San Franciace yd | ; Mabel, Portland . Pitagerald, San Francisco Bassler, Los Angeles . Devormer, Vernon Seoit, San Francisco . Sutherland, Portland Artett, Oakland ON TEAM Beattie led the field, as far as plac «» Pittery, Sactamento Zamlock, Seattle OF SE R NO. 39 ' BET. Jack Krause, of Oakland, pitch |No, 4. Needs fast fielders to o down the hits. Bill Klepper, of Seattle, takes the managerial job with a slick head and keen judgment, eon aA TooT@ALt —.. A REGULAR GAME — AND A WELCOME RELIED Wo THE SPORT LOVER IN THE DAYS OF CROOKED BALL PLAYERS Bldred, Seatile ...... Crawford, Los Angeles Agnew, San Francisco. Adams, Seattle .... Stroud, Salt Lake. ... Mitehell, Vernon Dell, Vernon Geary, Seattle . Murphy, Seattle ... HOW FANS VOTED ON ALL STAR COASTERS FOR 1920 SEASON Here's the total vote of the Seattle fans and fannettes on The Star's all-Coast league team for the season; FIRST BASE 242 Mollwits . erent 68° Gutete Murphy . «-- 13 Kree 1 SECOND BASE Bigtin Walen Brubaker . CARL CRANDALL, OF LOS ANGELES, SECOND BASE. IVOKY AND SLOW. Red Smith, Vernon, third} base. Steps into the bali at | the plate and has too many| off days. Bill Stumpf, | Blind and sleepy WHITMAN COACH SAYS ns comncan, site ea | GOOD NIGHT! WASHINGTON IS “THERE” | ““* “Stem | WAY HOME natured tubby who must have his little comedy. i SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.—Dw Kahanamoku, the Olympic Ga , swimming star, arrived here on h RIGHT | way to Honolulu yesterday. \ “) SN yy) NP WOUNDS ARE DECORATIONS oF VALOR 4 Om ONE Gane — Salas Any Tear footaas | | ‘fag men on the All-Coast squad, with ofive players, Bohne, Eldred, Adama, Geary and Murphy were the St Washes to land berths. Twenty-two fans and fannettes Missed the correct team by one play ‘The list of those funs and the = jpon which they “slipped up” Noel H. Schofield, 310 W. Gar field st.—Pit f. Art Racker, 4502 J. F. hag evidentiy studied, the national nuisance from every angle. Tost wero Wave PLANED IY AtWays SWEAR BY IT 2» AusUH To PATTY, Trompe, Finck, PRATT, MAWANVLLES Aah GOK DAOND SARE } Seattle, shortstop We pass, George Shicis, 108 W. Lee st. —Fitsgerald, r. f. RM. Veach, 308 26th ave. S. showing against my team. it changed | from the Minnesota shift to straight play and was in bad shape to start against Montana, because it had only | “The University of Washington football team in as strong this year and not by any means less strong. th ma of former The University of California t RV. ("Nig") Borleake didn't have any trouble defeat n college grid team, ing the Utah eleven, The Gold Borleske accounts for the 33-14 Beare ran up a total of 68 © the Whitman-Washington to the fact that Allison had not yet had the tunity to decide on the men wanted to play, owing to the number of candidates out for team. “Due to the fact that Washington LAY PLANS was somewhat discouraged after its iw FOR HEAVY CRISIS DUE IN TITLE GO EASTERN FOOTBALL NEW YORK, Oct, 25.-—-Negotia BY HENRY 1. FARRELL. firxt game of the season. | tlons practically have Been completed W YORK, Oct. %%.—Footbal ‘The West is having much better for the Dempsey-Carpentier fight, | luck in getting “who's who” estab- according to Jack Kearns, Dempecy's | 2ctors felt the pulse of 10 eastern | ik” ti manager | patients today and pronounced Titesie. Cumins end Gide cane! A meeting tomorrow or Wednee | dition all right, but the crisis ts! occupy the select places in the con-| day in expected to put the finish ference, while Notre Dame continues ing touches to a series of conferen to maul all her opponents oh between the managers of the two principalx Tex kard, New York n te years,” say® of the | HARRY WOLTERS, SAN FRANCISCO, five days’ practice on that style I have been watching Washing ton teams plays since back in 1906 and I think their backfield hit the} line a» bard as any Washington back- | field ever did.” | Rorleske gave the Washington coach, “Stub” Allison, all the credit in the world, and saya that he is thankful that his team was lucky to i hold Washington to such « low score to 0 as due only The Untversity of Southern California registered a 27 vietory over Occidental, and Stan ford defeated Santa Clara 21 to 7, opr that h lars ty Fisher Kenworthy . Krug | MeGatigan . Aldridee Bmatiwood . ... “con j Harvard, Princeton, Penn State Syracuse, Pitteburg, Brown, Army, > Cornell, Georgetown and Washing | Middleton es Cunningham ~- Knight , molly . Ss Wale! | Kitieter « co | Kenworthy . x “ promoter, and Charles B, Cochrane, the London promoter, who holds Car pentier’s contract . The negotiations have not reached the point of selecting a site or a date. Carpentier probably will sign sign for the fight before returning Saturday's big card eliminated only Pennsylvania and Lehigh from the) | chase for the championship and the | half way mark finds 10 elevens turn inginto the dangerous part of their ton and Jefferson are still alive, CHEHALIS BOYS ARE GUESTS ‘The Chehalis high school foothull | players were the guests of the Che halix Chamber of Commerce at (ye | schedule | Ageie Washington game here Venn State, Harvard and Syracuse, urday. The players were transport however, seem better fixed to 80\ed to Beattle ax quests of the Cham- over the rough pike of the next per of Commerce, all expenses paid, | three weeks ‘n everything. Two southern clevens came Kast) ——— Saturday and spoiled two look ine records by crossing a hitherto Uncromted goal line. Center had to) take her first defeat in three years, | | but she crossed the Crimson line twice, Virginia military inetitute smashed thru Penn's unbroken trenches #0 much that Penn lost her jt France next week It is believed Madi#on Square Gar. | dem will get the fight and it may be staged before the end of the year if the New York boxing commiason ink MeGary had Nin’ abasgraget 9 ey se eee “| marked down as one of the popular selections. | mento southpaw, who finished tn the | and then crossed cut Rob-| paiph stroud, the Salt Lake) first eight during the last day of wis change ite mind about not per: | put in Malla, bu: the contest, crowding out Harry | mittin big fight before th rad hurling ace, led the pitchers with a) ( ‘ Soon gy liege mitting a big lore the ne Picked the correct, k of 262 Willie Mitchell, the ardner, the local t *, from a | SMOKE MILDMAN CIGARS MADE IN SEATTLE SOLD EVERYWHERE a Fisher, of Vernon, led the field | Johnson of Salt Lake held a ous lead over Johnny the clever Vernonite, for op honors, piling up over a point lead. “Brick” Eldred, Seattle's hard-| center fielder, was the leader _ tn the outfield candidates. He held 'B Slight edge over Hack Miller, the| Learn a good trade, and earn a good living in new surroundings while you’re learning. That’s the chance a man has who letter was Dum |, "line, Mitchell holding « one point | UTILITY ROLE CALIFORNIA 325 votes, while, Work thruout the season placed him) tea for the utility tole. Zamlock, choice. Geary, In fourth place, held Starting tomorrow some of the | OFeeon Aggies and the University of -| porters in the fag end of the week.| of the letters because of lack of 2% Will be formally opened just be - ] big part of the crowd to the scene : | mene and Corvallis high schools for | Rod Murphy, Seattle's popular individual players, Sammy | #84 over Weiser. | feat Gacteeh, Gite alan played at third SATURDAY next in line, received 10.| high in the pitching averages of the ais, of Seattle, was second. Opinions big Salt Lake first | league, ranked fourth. These four! varied in peony Pret soe oe views | ‘The big football fame on the Comat | the a lead of over 100 over Scott in fifth selections will be published. The let California at Corvaliix A steel and) pian } place. | ters will be picked at random, There | Wooden stadium to accommodate 15,- Most of his votes came in during the space, but the publication of a few | fre t™ “<4 ia payee ye peloes closing days of the contest. The) letters should be interesting reading | An. Aenea of the wit. j | CALL OFF | | | October 30 has been called off. The [only other undefeated team in the Big| Kugene team is looking for a game Gs Stoo ewe har fo) MEY COR OAC.VS. sacker, was an| Our own Bob Geary, whose hard) 44 in the outfield, easily led the popular choice| Pitchers were easily the popular) s-rutiny of the votes will show. | next Saturday will be between thes Walter Mails found « lot of mup-| will be no effort made to pubilat ai} | 008, People bas just been completed | same went for Fittery, the Sacra- for diamond fans in Seattle, FE maser Pr edo I y Meld gp Fon pots Ten conference, walloped lows, 19 to © | for that date. Four Big Feature Acts and Three Exceptional Offerings Await You This Week bending outfielder of the Oak-} guint Colgate marardep, haromoring club, the opposition for a 42-to-6 victory. | ie thenees ; | same tm third with! .oser estiege tied herd, bet Marvere | ay was too strong, and the Crimson waltend Dartmouth dropped = hard game te racuse by @ 10-to-0 count, “®& substantial lead over Fitzgerald ‘Crawford wasn't the popular choice, that Miller and Eldred were. One of the surprising features of ‘the outfield nelections was the high of Shick of San Francisco. landed sixth place, ahead of such off with « %1-to-14 victory. The score &t the end of the first half was I¢-all Rugene Sav out, 18 to 7. day, and was just nosed Broadway high school ram mp = ecore of 20 to 0 on West Senitic in Idaho gave Oregon & real tussle at | Princeton came out on top of a 14-to@ | count in @ close game with the Navy, Pittabore tall Georgia Tech © annual battie, 19, while the beet @o was 3 in their ],, Hume Restek’s Penn State team son CLAIM BIG MIX ‘The University of Southern Call fornia will probably lay claim to the | right to represent the Weet in the big Pasadena New Year's game should they defeat the University of BARR 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 Matinees—15c to 50c studies in the Army trade schools, When a man finishes an Army trade school course, he’s fitted for a good job TWINS “GERTRUDE oad fly chasers ax Chadbourne, and Killefer. ‘fons 4? «Sam Agnew of San Francisco led the task men with a slight edge ‘ever Jack Adams, the local catching | Both Adams and Agnew were! it gridiron title were given a big| Hugh McKenna, the midget quar-| ference title practically went glim | Butler | - Saturday when the Oregon | t¢rback of the Aggjes, played a hard| mering with the defeat Saturday | Men ditintes fun I ry | Same. He was hard to stop and/ The double defeat by Montana and| 8 to 0 schon - pH cagy od fought like a Trojan thruout the). A. C. hus iministered a sure game. K. O, on whatever chances Washing: | the 20-yard lh ti u ogPlhog po vee wtence Ho showed, at times, that he was| ton might have hoped for, as far as| very green at the grid game, but| Pasadena game with the Kastern “tao: Mishe weemed | raat tp teaxed tir’ etpartonce ho] amimone ie ecmeerned, More than made up for in fight. 0. A ©. McKenna ran his team well, expe clally in the last half, in which he directed a fine defensive game. Ray Eckmann, the diminutive halt. | woman’ 07 back of the Washington team, wan} ierge the bright star for the losers. He was by far the best Washington man | in carrying the ball, and he played| “ the local prep race. \a Penneytvania ran Into a tartar tn the 16 Virginia Military institute, and went down We & fi-to-T defeat. EVELYN “A RIOT OF COLOR” Assisted by Rube Beckwith at the Piano LEON VARVARA Kvolution of a Pianist JOHN & NELLIE OLMS The Watch Wizards ROBERT HYMAN & VIRGINIA MANN IN A COMEDY SKETCH $5,000 A YEAR MARGIE Los Angeles on Thanksgiving Day. at good pay the very day he goes back to civil life, ‘And he has been earning a good live ing, made a lot of new friends and seen something of the country while he has been learning his trade. Get paid for learning how to earn more money later. Ask a recruiting officer about it. He’ll tell you some of the many other advantages. i The Army offers you a good Joby with a future to it, too. | ESRN, LEARN AND, TRAVEL ~ Pamadena's athletic field was re- cently christened Paddock field in honor of Charley Paddock, the crack Lon Angeles runner, who distinguish ed himself in the Olympic games last Augus ool spanked the Unt ngton frosh team at Obie Stat ad ry win over pace with 7-0-4 win over Michigan. leked thre with « f%-to-T . and Lilinot kepe y turning in a Chicago, thele 24-10.0 reore Washington OAC. Hi ©. A. 0.1 Meld goal—€ Washing ee eeTET UT ington—Wilson for Harper; Porep for Rouge; Pope for Glen; Glen for Popes Gree for Watler: Hobi for Glen; Pure [man for Hobl, 0. A. C.—None, OFFICIALA bington came within a few @) of tying the count in the minute of play when Johnny n, after missing several at- d drop kicks came within an of scormg a field goal. But! Varnell ruled otherwise. It seemed thruout the game that hington stuck too much to ht football. The Washington | Well on the defensive, couldn't do anything with| Gus Pope, who has just returned Agmie line and yet they were| from Antwerp, where he went as a in to buck the line time and|member of the American Olympic} aguit: team, got into the game at guard, but Quarterback Abel tried a series of his work didn’t stand out any. He fn the last half of the game, | !8n’t in very good condition for the Clark. Bry: fen M. Varnell, Umpire—J. Plowden Siott, stan. | Mead 1 ‘Tracy Strong, | LORD & FULLER Presenting “BITS OF THIS AND THAT” STAGE BIG DIVING MEET With six teams in the field the] Multnoham Amateur Athletic club Seattle Bankers’ bowling league will| of Portland may stage the men's start play on the Ideal alleys to-| national indoor senior diving cl | is ; h | , ente « cham | and altho no count was kept, it| hard grind of the football season yet. | night. | pionships if plans of Frank EB. Wat-| é weermed as if the Aggies snared more Coach Allison introduced a good) The schedule follows | kins, chairman of the Multnomah Of Washington's parses than the Sun| kicker in Johnny Wilson, He sent! National Bank of Commerce va.| acquatic committee are formulated 4 Aid themselves, | Wilson into the fray In the early| Dexter Horton National; Seattle) Watkins goes before the Mult ‘There was no doubt but what the! Part of the game, and altho Wilson's | National vs. National ity bank;| nomah board of trustees’ meeting to- A. C, forwards outplayed the | drop kicking efforts weren't succes#-| Hank of California vs, Feceral Re-| night and will ask their consent to ington front line men. | ful, his punting was a pleasing fea-| serve, place an application before the Ama Washington ends were weak. | ture. The league will bowl under|teur Athletic union, which meets at | They were boxed time and time} The former Lincoln high school| straight tournament rules and will| New Orleans, November 16. and they lacked the speed and | star booted the ball for plenty of dis.|play the usual three games par vi in getting down under punta| tance, and he got height out of his| A cup will be given to the win Four rubber balls in a new elec. : featured the work of the visiting | kicks, He should develop into a val-|ning team and another trophy will| trical machine massages Persons’ GEORGE BOBBE EDDIE FRANK KELLAM. PATRICIA —IN— “CHASING THE BLUES” In a Comedy Conception With Songs “HIS GIRL” uable man for Washington with a ents, Twn Pew am mare the bright little more expere—-- be awarded to the high individual sor spines as effectively as the fingers of @ strong masseug