The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1920, Page 12

by @ fine fellow, whose “W” COACH QUESTION UP TODAY; BAGSHAW IS BEST FITTED TO TUTOR GRIDDERS DAY the University of Coach Leonard Allison. While it is very doubtful, resignation and Allison may be given another year as grid) tutor at the univ But the sentiment ms that an institution of the Washington, where football @uch a big part in the @f the school that a Perienced man should be for the berth. N LACKS ENCE Allison has a larre hr eagainy | ‘ the university. Persons Allisan to be size of plays activities more ex me ss main motto fe hustle. But like the majority ‘@f Geattlc football fans, we think he lacks the experience necesmry te take charge of the “W" grid forces again. While the selection of the each, if there is to be one, is Urely up to tho university offic Because it's their business, it fo us that they couldn't go far wrong if they Bagshaw, the Everet Mentor, to the post. Bagshaw, a former high school and University Washington player, ts strictly a Se attle produc He bas been tur dog out winners at Everett so long Ghat it is taken as a matter of course. EVERETT TEAMS WELL COACHED Anybody who has seen Everett's teams in action knows that they €re well coached, especially in the! fundamentals of football, which are| #0 important. Everett's teams do not have a Big variety of plays. But those few plays they do have are so Perfect that Everett just keeps on Winning year after year With the Washington stadium @onstructed, football promises to Be one of the biggest institutions im sport in the Northwest. The) fact that the stadium was packed to the limit for the Dartmouth) ‘game indicated what university of _ Micials may expect in the future, | If Washington is to meet the; new seems very appointed t high school Broadway of 1 even Not that Washington men) give their best this year,’ that something which makes | Grive in football wus lacking. | ‘University athietes do not have! win all the time to be success ” Playing the game, win or fs the goal towant which Officials are pointing in development of athictics. / Revertheless §=Washington| ywes it to its football team to give the best coach obtainable. If is then defeated—to the victor the spoils. TO PLAY LONG BEACH | high school's football team will Long Beach at Long Beach, December 17. Seventeen play-| Coach Bagshaw, Principal Mar. Faculty Manager Corbally and Manager Durand will accom. | the team which will leave Ev. it December 10. ‘The following telegram has been ‘Bent to the Washington State Higa | School association: “Everett high school has been re-| to meet Long Beach tn Vali December 17. May we have your a to play post-season | tif game is billed for the Western | championship, as neither team has, Tost a game this season and both ‘squads have run up big scores. A Second “Peg 0” My Heart* Mats, 27¢ to 50c. Even. 25¢ to $1. FOR TH WEEK Matineces Today and Saturday ‘w. Ray a ane Morris Gest iNCR? ‘al Piny in een. Se to ae Mat. Today (best Mat. 50e to $1.50 seats), $1. s Pius Tax. OnrHEUM MO [o) R E cincuiTt AMES AND WINTHROP EDITH CLASPER HERBERT CLIFTON Barnes Freeman; Pin Johnson; Bert and Lott 1 and Walton; VAUDEVILLE Feature Photopiay:s MARY MILES MINTER tn “JENNY, BE GOOD” PANTAGES Mats., 2:20. Nights, 7 and © Now Playing: OrERTY” + Robert Swan; Masleal Co. hi Nights Gungaye), Dally. 270, Jag u r Mats, 2120. Nights, Oh 5 and 0:15 BY LEO H. LASSEN : E Washington board of control will act on the resignation of there is a chance that the board will refuse to accept said | STEVE [gaat id STORY IS GOING the rounds tn St. Louts that the New York © of $200,000 for George Sialer, the wonder It is to laugh, say St, Louis be ell Sister for any price. The New York Yanks» 4 pennant lust year, but fell shart. nw. ibew tried hard enc ANNOUNC KEMENT that Hana assume the ng Gavvy Cravath, comes as the season of 1917, aaytng that even be induced to watch the led an. Tech inatitute, however. Wagner Phillies saying he is willing to lead the nted dn the application. New York Yankees buying George the stellar outfieider, Wagner, the veteran Pittsburg leadership of the Phils . big surprise, W ho wus tired of the he bas TSE jelph ie gner to Prexy Bak Quakers, Baker hasn't comm: DAME RUMOR not onty has the from t rowns, but also purchasing Harry Hooper from the Boston Red S8¢ Prexy Frasee of the Boston club registered @ Kk. O, on this report by saying that the Boston club, from ne ne to build up and not tear down and the way to build ls to hang on the stars and not to sell ‘em. won, in GOSSIP ALSO has it that the Chicago White Sox are willing to purchane Everett Scott, shor and Stuffy Mol t mae from the Sox. But judging from tho salex that brought Bart Err Johnson of Sait Lake to the Windy City m the White Sox have given up the idea of trying to land the Red Sox lumi sh ALTHO JOE SEW left wide open in the Clevelar 1, the recruit shortstop who stepped in the breach 4 infield by the sudden taking off of Ray | Chapman, has his faults, be venty of nerve, which ia half of the battle, writes Wilbur Wood, Ch Wood myn that Sewel is a little weak in gauging his throws to firet base and that he ts weak on ballw hit right at him, but he should improve wonderfully next sea son. And there seems to be no doubt but that Sewell can hit both right and lefthanders in spite of being a southpaw sticker, Sewell is attending the University of Alabama during the winter, but he will be op band for spring training when the tribe goes South. land seribe. alno THE CLEVELAND INDIANS are casting fond glances tn the direction of Washingtoy. They would lke to snare Joe Judge, the brilliant first sagker of the Nationaia, The Indians have two first sackers In Jobnston Burna, but neither can measure up to Judge. The reason for these said glances is that Judge is said to have asked for a change of scene next year. ~ RICKEY TO REJOIN METS | Roy Rickey, Seattle defense play ler, took a trip Kast, looked over the |new hockey layout eatablished there lby one EL HH. Livingwtone, and de cided that Seattle was a pretty good place to play hockey. So Roy has wired Pilot Pete Mul doon of the local club that he will be back in time for the opening of the season, Te seems aa tf Rickey’s contract provided that he could leave the Se attle club without being considered a | contract jumper. 1 At any rate, the club is pretty well fixed to start the season now And yeaterday Charles Zobin, tor ward and utility player, sent in his signed contract. Thin leaves but Muze Murray, the big spare, un signed. First practice ts set for next week MAY MATCH ARMY CHAMPS Fight promoters in New York are | trying to arrange a bout in Gotham +|between Bob Martin and Gene Tun |ney, both A. BK. F. champions, Mar. tin holding the heavyweight crown and Tunney the lightheavyweight, Playing Pilots to Vie With Bench Leaders on Coast Four playing managers will compete against four bench n agers in the Pacific Const league next deason. TD pastiming pilots are “Gavvy” Cravath, who has an nounced that he will play regu larty with Salt Lake's Bees; “Red* Killefer, Los Angeles Honus Mitze, Oakland, and Bil) Kenworthy, Seattle, Cravath and Killefer are outfielders, Ken- worthy is an infielder and Mite is a catcher. The bench bones are Charley Graham, San Fran cisco; Waiter McCredie, Portland; Bill Rodgers, Sacramento, and Bill Essick, Vernon. Graham was a catcher, McCredie was an out fielder, Rodgers was an infielder and Exsick was a pitcher. At the present writing the bench managers appear to have the edge, as Eanick is certain to have another good club, while Graham's activities indicate he will bend every effort to get down in front, an. | three weeks for the Mar-Woodiand park net spring, There were too many defeult- ed matches last year, due to the bad weather and the short time of reser- vation. ‘The American Dayis cup team haa ar rived in New Zealand, where they play the Australian squad for the Davis cup during the last three days of the present month. | LOS ANGELES, Dee, §,—Billy Me In spite of efforte being made to land the 1921 national singies event for Phil adelphia inwtead of New York, it ts not thought likely im the East that « shift will be made this year, which means that the net classle of the season will again be held at Forest Hills, N. ¥. Salvadd@e fought round draw in Vernon last night featured the fight, and the honors were about even. They fought an. | other draw two weeks ago. a slashing four. the main event at With beth Bruce Hesketh and Bin Nolian tn scheot, Lincoln has « good chance of annexing the local prep school tennis title next ma, tine, Johnny Cline won over Fred Young, Saflor Kramer bested Harry | Hennes Teddy Frenchie and | Frank Dolan fought a draw, Eddie Mra. & Robinson, better enown a8 Ger-| Horie whipped Louie i aaa trude Schreiner to Seattle net players, tn | Cann, Cleveland lightweight, and Phil | Toe to toe milling | Joe Fisher outpointed Henry Gas! THE SEATTLE STAR Jimmy Wilde to Meet Yankee Mitt Cracks Soon LONDON, Dec. 8.—Jimmy Wilde, world’s champion flyweight, has booked two bouts with American mitt cracks within a in of little over a month’s time. He boxes Pete Herman, world’s bantam king, here January 15, and takes on Jack Sharkey, one of the leading bantams of the United States, on February 23. Both bouts are scheduled for the 20-round route. PP ARP PLLA PPP LL Last Minute Touchdown Is Long Suit of Ohio State AERIAL | CITY ATTACK | LEAGUE WINS FOR BOWLERS BUCKEYES IN ACTION Y DEAN SNYDER . . r to the Cali How City Bowling League Teams Now Stand ‘i Wen Leek f watoh the clock! touchdown ta the Buckeye lant minute the and nference b eleven ne of the will take over undefeated champ Weatert f He ader with | day tx kame mountain “hump” they New Internectional a, Cal the Californians on where of the team ” arid year that the meets the Onions of the game until the cu put rill whiatie if the bali © watch out play even ¢ s in had be FAMOUS TRICK The The city leag into act the night Elks No at y morrow The 1 team, leading @ will stil be fi uld they lose all mes to the Elks’ No. 2 tea The Elks’ No. 1 have lead over t B. N. Brook’ y This uff meet Furst the Lambe squads al all books stuff won the Wilee «rid lige first p and the winning Ps three ored after the clock 2 Z ‘ Thursday ee four-game m in second billed for the Id Rippe's Cafe five Cafe aggregation men and Denby tangle. The for the Ide At the © Brook's five ute the for | was in blew mi when over ‘ the rur And out hey humbled w utes isconsin tn ot play by er 4 pair of touchdowns polled Chicago game { the fire in the mume uncanny mar 5] k are four mir ning ov s the EB kes on the Eagles. | At the Elks’ club Elks’ No, argues with Elks No. 4 and the Or. |pheum team, present cellar cham: | pions, bow! with the Union Tailors, All of the matches are seheduled start at 8 p. m. “O'NEILL'S RECORD Ohio, The way h they do it ln by cutting head style of forward pans Joveloped so | | | 4 | | | whieh uc ‘That's loome wi the the dreaded un bave ceeafully the brand of football the Obieana will take Weet with them. The last mis forward pass at tack will be Ureir Uireat, Few be 4 Coach Jack W squad could pall » rick on a} | Zuppke-trained ed but it did win the same thing Callfornia on New Year's day TRAM PLAY And the principals im thin for. ward pan vaudeville act are “Hoge” | Workman, quarterback, and Pete Stincheomb, one of Use brainiest half. backs seen in the Middle Weat and Bast this year. When Stinchoomb lwn't on the reeeiving end of Work man's long tommen he is directing where the ends shall dart down the field to be ready to scoop ap tre ball on the dead run. | Naturally the players directly tak-| ing part in this spectacular over-| head attack stand out, yet it in the! work of the other players that helpa| make it successful, BIG ONO YEAR Ohio has bad a big yoar in polities, | baseball and football Fortune has smiled over Ohie soit all ber attermpts to outstrip rivals fiaving two Ohioans in the preml-y ntial race they put over Warren for a touchdown. And ‘Tris! atthe Mitehell, Beattie bantam, heres Speaker's Cleveland Indians knocked | four rounds with Eddie Neill, the clever | (ie Bascball world title for a goal.|ABSeertes boy, at Anacortes tonight. And now her championship grid | mabhine baa the call to bump off another sweeping triumph and make it “The End of @ Perfect Year for Ohio.” So we'll watch the clock ATTENTION, CAGE TEAM PILOTS! ‘There still seems to be some doubt as to whether The Star will conduct & basketball league or ndt this year ‘The Star has turned over ite basket ball work to Mhe City Basketball aw sociation and The Star league teams have consolidated with the city cir cult | We are in receipt ofa letter from the manager of a team formed by| | the Standard Of} Co. forces, who | wants to place his team in the league. If there are any other teams that wish to play competitive baaketball this year we advise them to enter the city circuit ntry blanks for the league can be obtained at either | Spaidings or Piper & Taft's. Entries munt be filed there by Friday, There are already 11 teamsa in the league and those teams that still voh a Aa tablish: season j O'Neill, the Indians’ hind the plate. He participated in |gumes. The previous record made in 1911, when Oscar of the Tigers caught 141 con’ George Gibson, now manager of Pirates, holds the major league ord, with 150 games, PAY $15,000 FOR INFIELDE) NEW YORK, Dec. 8.—Ma! ~ RACE HORSES TO RETIRE eo torsos Happ inteiaer othe NEW YORK, Dec. 8B. K. Bry-| paul club of the American son haa decided to retire Bellringer | tion, In addition, St. Paul gets and Haran until next spring. They | Giant discards in the spring, Philadelphia states that Cravath | will be sent to Perryville, Md. Bry- re apis must rank @® one of the four | son has decided to race Philippic un-| Judge Landis aceepts evi pee kreatest players that ever wore | ¢il the middie of February, when he|attend New York Giants’ op Philly uniforms. The other three || will be retired to the stud. game next sprivg. were Delehanty, Lajoie and Alex ander, All of which should make boosters for California players feel quite happy. “Old Wooden Shoes” is one of the greatest hit- ters that ever faced a pitcher, and he still ean crack ‘em, as Coast league pitchers will discov. er next yoar—to their sorrow. He certainly ought to make ‘em weep and moan in Salt Lake City. where the fences are short and the atmoxphere light. It would not be surprising if he established a new home run record for the Coast league. This is the “Last Minute Touchdown” combination in action, Quarterback Wornman can throw a pigskin ac curately half the length of the playing field, and Pete Stinchoomd, who ix 4 second edition of “Chic” Harley, former All-American back, and now assistant coach of the Ghtoans, can catch a pass on the dead run. A 45-| yard pass from Workman to Btinchoomb beat Wisconsin in the last minute of ploy this year. They're a swert pair—" Hoge” and Pete fers Rey McCormick, the red-hraded fight heavyweight, whe boxed Jim Fiyon of the last local smoker, faces © hard beet tonight when be takes on “Hattling” Levinsky, the New York light heavywerighi, ta Fortiand, MeCormick should ‘win, beranse Levinsky be not the fighter that he once wes, but at thet the Rattler should give him a busy eve- hing. 11's © 16-round go. Nice Boost for New Salt Lake Leader Writing in the St. Louls Sport ing News, Jimmy Isaminger of eT ee en ty good jerwoigh tion, world anda the other hight the Milwaukee mitter, tin hie firwt hen he beld mplon, even in the Bast. fam Langford and Terry Keller are booked te box six rounds at Aberdeen, ‘Thursday. 9|,. ‘Travie Davia, Const wetter —_- ay enter the 10-round game |aron. He ts planning tc wide chal country ever t LAIN OR J2WRLED WRist WATCHES DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES ALBERT HANSEN 10-round route there. That’s the price we are making on bright and shiny Christmas BICYCLES Choose a Columbia, Racycle, Flying Merkel, Hudson, Rambler or Waverly— Dan O'firten, for ye dosing In Ran Fran chief of patlee tn the ing Chief White, who died recently Georwe Bicol. the fleet poner, whe ae quite | ma Ah wera foo, if the -. jlocal boxing situation clears up. Young Hecter and Ole Anderson hex four roands in Firemerton to- night. Fred Kent and Army Welch are billed for the semi-windup. Archie Mtoy, the Aberdeen lihtie, whe | was koncked out for the firet time in hia career by Harry Casey at Aberdeen re cmutly, wanta a return bout with the Se- | attio miller. Cal Delaney, the Ohio welter, may meet Clonie Tait, Canadian lehtie champion, Each Carries a Year's Guarantee in Calgary soon. Delaney expects to yo: cotve a cut of @ $10,000 house if the! Y SEE THE ACE bout goes thru. The only thing that ta! 2 gi hen ge obg ing FAL SST This is our standard-bearer, and sells for $55.00. 49 per cent of the house for fighting ( Delaney im sponsor for this last si ment. now making her home in Nampa, Idaho, won the city title and The st land park honors last summer. plan to enter the league must speed | up their entries. Final organization plana will be de. Jack Spar and Al Biddle drew. Tex Rickard t# flenring on the herent house that ever saw a bout im Gotham when Dempeey and Mrenrin meet next | week in thelr 16-round bout Tt will be} | Terms—$2.00 down and easy monthly payments. HARVARD “y LOSES NINE CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dee. & Harvard's varsity football “11” will lone nine of its stars next season. They are Capt. Horween, Humphrey, Hamilton, Johnson, Finley, Have meyer, Woods, Sedgwick and Faxon. Next year’s team, however, will have @ strong nucleus of veteran material. GIBBONS IS RACE HORSES “DOPED” PARIS, Dec, 8.—Hereafter chem- ical tests of the saliva of race horses will be ma to determine whether | they have been “doped.” ed.” GOLF “PROS” FORM COMPANY LONDON, Dee. 8.—British profes jsional golfers have formed a co-| operative vha th with a fund of RING TUTOR Mike Gibbo: y $100,000, They intend to construct | DONS, One OF he bent mia a golt course for all professional | “weights that ever donned a boxing matches, glove, is now teaching the ring game “Weg ey at the University of [linois, PIRATES FOR a ier Sears HOT SPRINGS LEONARD GETS PITTSBURG, Pa., Dee, &.—The $35,000 Pittsburg National League baseball] Champion Benny Leonard ey, | | club will train again at Hot Springs, 000 for his end of the purse for Ark, next year. The Pirates have|fighting Joe Welling in New York trained there for several years, the other night, YACHT RACES WOMEN IN IN SOUTH 51-MILE RACE MIAMI, Fia., Dec. §.—About a| MANCHESTER, England, Dec. &. dozen northern millionaires have sig | Miss Winifred Green was a con- nified their intention of competing | textant in the annual Gi-mile walk in the yacht races here in January | from Manchester to Blackpool. She ‘and Webruary, | Anished ith in a field of 3% cided at the next meeting of the league set for the Northern Life In-| surance building Tuesday. PETE HERMAN 1S PEEVED NEW YORK, 8.—Sammy | Dempeey's first showing in New York | since he won the title. MITCHELL | TO BOX TAIT Pinky Mitchell, Milwaukee boxer, and Clonie Tait, Canadian light | Goldman, manager of Pete Herman, | weight champion, have signed arti | the bantamweight champion, says ho| oles to box 10 rounds at Minneapolis, will not sign Herman to meet the| December 17. winner of the Joe Lynch-Jack Shar. |———-— key bout on December 21. Goldman said he would have been willing to meet either of the fighters at an ear.| lier date, but the match waa not | Boston Baked Beans ..... Mexican Beans ... made, and he intends going to} Kurope, where Herman mects Wilde Macaroni and Cheese Finest Pie, per cut ..... in January. SANDWICHES Cold Meat and Cheese ,..10¢ Hot Hamburger .,......18¢ Hot Cakes and Syrup ...20¢ Doughnuts and Coffee ..15¢ Best Coffee in Seattle HOYT’S 322 Pike St, at Fourth WE NEVER CLOSE Dee. 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