The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1921, Page 17

MLA JANUARY 14, 1927. LEONARD V: vs. MITCHELL ELKS NO. 1 INCREASE CITY PIN LEAD cIry Leacur Played, Won Look Pet ‘ PORTLAND BASEBALL OUTLOOK “BRIGHT” NLESS Portland feoetves a print ‘package filled with Clase AA ball players be fore the 1921 soasom gets un der way the chances of the Reavers climb ing out of the Coast league basement are about as bright) ae = candielight fn @ biizard. ‘The Etks’ No, 1 team took « firm- fr bold on first place by defeating the B. N. Brooks, its nearest con- tender, three straight games, The Denby Trucks, F. O. EB. No. 1, ippe’s Cafe, Elks No. 3 and Orphe Pg wiaae m4 UMT teams took two out of three from n finally of * ethan C ; tr ally shipping “Suds” Suthe the Cheastys, Elks Na 2, Union Tai wig Geer oa peel _ pro Jory Rube's Cafe teams, respectively, The Elks No. 3 team had high Ream total, with 9, clesely follow. A ng the Rube's Cafe team, with THansett ned high individual total, With 645, Van Ornum rolling 638. and Lumbermen | Detroit Tigers the other day, and if they can only sell, trade, or get rid Jot in some other manner, Dick Cox, their remaining outfielder, and Del Raker, thelr first string catcher Portland will have @ fine looking | ball club-—for about a Clase Z league BENNY LEQNARD Smith, of the F. 0. . No. 1 team| jounat'' sh” Gas thinks “Oat had high single game with 244, while) Renny Leonard, world’s light | Hlue and Sutherland to Detroit, and | ‘Van Ornum turned in a Weight champion, will risk his title 014 Tex Wisterail to Seattld | tonight in a 1S-round bout with | porte eo 5 Richie Mitchell, the Milwaukee crack, |, WePor™ coming out of Portland in New York. It will be a decision | bout This is the second meeting of }this pair, Leonard winning by [knockout the first time them met, |which was before Leonard won the uue indicate that most of the transac tone were ealea, the Sutbertan: |deal alone guaranteeing that three players were to be delivered to the Bea vers. The MeCredies may heve the cash |for these men, but they can’t buy |ballpiayers in these hard limes }lot to increase the class of Coast} | league ball by getting rid of the} MID ET. only ball players they have. ‘They 1 to get by with a few players a bunch of kids last year and Walter McCredie did kid his way BALLARD make it took Ike he Rad a bal! club, but then his Youngsters cracked and they finished in the basement where STANDING OF THE TrAMs | - , Won Lose Pet. |*B? @ope said they would. | Preedway -1 @ 1.009) ee | A 1 ‘ 1 ai eta :i $1) WILDE WINS Lincoln et : eo | Rast Wi, -~* : eee! -¢ 0 e90 Weat Seattle 2} DEFEAT LONDON, Jan. 14-—-Part of Lon The Broadway Midgets walked) over the Ballard team by a 43 to 7) jcount at, Broadway yesterday after @on looked today wit ngs al-| noon. The Ballard team wasn't @Y| most of despair on the attered match for the Tiger five and the! pieces of her last ring idol joutcome was never in doubt. Part of London «aw Jimmy Wide! Armie Marion, Broadway forward. | eictorious in defent, and looked on | was the individua rolling in 16 field three free thro’ points, ar of the game goals and scoring for a total of $1 him as the bantamweight champion of the world. The tiny Welshman was knocked out before the Prince of Wales and The close checking of Feek, Ward) other n S Poke tarvena, tad - }and Tsukno also featured the Tiger’# | american t in the 17th round} play of a bout la t Albert hall | | The ftneup 1 More glory was given to Wilde in| , ers tant @efeat than to Herman tn victory Sioa Br EES norning pree® greed that 195 14d— bab | Welch Wilde undertook a stperhuman tank : — 595 | Fe in giving the American a 15\%-pound weight handic a Fart Eby and 400 other track ath: | ‘ener for We v etes have rted for duty at Penn el hag —_ for Waener, Teukn Medesstrom _ . Sehoenteld f Arek Arai wf Dovd Ss ; jerring for Bpenca, 7 Vaden wa | Bearers asec A Watch Repaired by Hasdicap « — oo a Franklin took Lincetn down the Jones Is Always Right line tn a tight game at Franklin yes |terday by a 15 to T count Frank Telephone Elliott 2607 |lin's Superior floor work won for 1329 FOURTH AVENUB *\them. Lohrer, center, was the star for the winners, scoring most of ithetr points. Mullin. Lincotn guard, was the Railsp s’ best bet, REAL PAINLESS Queen Anne swamped East High 161— 85 | score. The East High team, han { 227 S88 | canned because they draw from a 169—~ 56 chool comprised only of freshmen, ist— 6 iS— 54/and also handicapped by the fact “Fac— dae | that they havent any gym of their jown to practice in, put up a credita- |Dle game considering the odds they faced. | Queen Anne and Broadway wit! tangle in the feature midget game 183/at Broadway Monday. The Quays/ I", order te intreduee our maw won the title Inst seagon and th neeet plate know Tigers are the favorites for the hom | does not cover the roof of the 172— se lors. tt The other wnouth: you ean bite corn off the eob; guaranteed 15 years, Whalebone set of teeth $8 Crowns ... | $8 Bridgework | $2 Amalgam Filling. . ior Sei] tind East 1 t Franklin and V € | AN work guaranteed for 15 years “ | Have taken im the | morning bh same day. Eaamin free, Call aad Se we | and Bride: - We Stand Using their superior weight to ad the Test of Time. vantage, the Northern Life team ran! Most of our present patronage ts up a score of 4 to 16 on the Chaun cey Wright five in the city league satiefaction. Ask our customers who ast night The play was rough have tested our work. When coming i the other tiff of the night the ring thi a yea with you Y. M. C. A. kicked thro — a 23 to 15 win over the Elks ¢ OHI Cut-Rate| ‘The Giants made more hits and Dentists scored more runs than any ¢ the National league la § out. thi 207 UNIVERSITY ST. Robins didn’t mind th: *y ms Opposite raser-Paterson Co. How Would You Like to ’ Be Out of a J Ut Of a J0 Hungry? | There are hundreds of men here in Seat- F : tle in just this fix, through no fault of sa6 46 877~26 their own, anxious for any kind of work a] assotamn Lasers that will produce the price of a meal, Friday Night on Ideal Alters evnnd va Sunset Motor Every home in Seattle has some “odd job” that needs attention. No matter what it is, there are men hungrily eager to do it for you. DON’T PUT IT OFF A SINGLE DAY. Phone NOW to MAIN 2286, and competent man will be sent at once. va Frank Waterhouse, | va. Beattie Auto Sales s va Creat Weatern alleys 16 and 11 | The Kavanagh Hat $4.00 cr, Bi TWO STORES First and Madison First and Union | coach | that will be considered tx | shaw, coach of and opening « long cut over the | punch “VARSITY MEN OUT ‘The first Baseball turnout at the Untverwity of Washington will be held Monday afternoon, January 17 under the direction of Head Coach Leonard "Stub" Allinon, The first fow weeks turnout will be held in the gym, where the bat tertes will work out and a batting cage in erected. Stanford and California have here tofore had the jump on Washington by getting their diamond candidates out aeveral weeks before the weath- er conditions would allow the Pur ple and Gold youngsters to be out This handicap will the indoor arrangement Coach Allison, The prospects for the coming baneball season at Washington are very bright. Only two letter men made by GRIDIRON SITUATION AT be overcome by | DIAMOND MONDAY will be lost. Chambertin, tast year’s captain and pitcher, and Rows Wib Hams, second sucker, are the mem bers of the 1920 baseball nine who will not play again, Rewidea seven letter men, Coach Allison will have #ome of the hool's best from the 1920 Frosh team. The Frosh team last year had Mttie trouble tn beating the varsity, and ft looka like some of | the letter men will be put out of the running by the farmer Frosh | etar “Tiny” Leonard and Al Rode, of | |last ypar's varsity, will probably be | the leading candidates for the twirl ing Job. Bibert Harper and Bajtis Allen, who threw for the Frosh Mut season, will give the varwity letter men a tough race for the regular} twirling Jot “U” ATTRACTS ATTENTION BY TOM OLSON With Graduate Manager Darwin Metenest of the University of Wash ington still in the Hast, the football situation at the Purple and Gold inatitution ts still up in the alr. Whether Meisnest will strongly recommend ‘an Eastern coach for next your's university eleven ts one question that cannot be answered. Many sport followers of the city think that because of the super-show ing the University of California made against Ohio State untversity at Pasadena New Year's day, Meisnent's opinion and regard for Bastern hes has changed in favor of a Western man, ‘The most formidable Western man och Bag- the Everett coe the United States, Bagshaw is a Washington graduate and played for four years at quarterback om the university ele The style of foot- ball that Tugehaw teaches is quite similar to that tamght by Gilmour | Dobie, the miracte coach, HAYNIE SHADES MURPHY _ IN TACOMA MIX “Ballor” Frank Haynie, elongated | blond bexer from Manila, made a hit with Tacoma fans Inst night by shading Frankte Murphy, of Denver, In the stx-row 4 main event of the w smoker inst night. Referee k's draw decision wae well re 1, however, as Murphy was con stantly on the aggressive, even while the rangy Haynig was hing tel! s and rights to the Denver bleeding eyes and mouth. Haynie i# a very skinny youngster, Who started the first round rather y, and many thought he would ¢ no match for the heavier and geod Murphy. But the eailor surprised by coming back In the #ec ond round, jabbing Murphy all over the ring with short, straight lefts left of right seems to be Hay pr tye with a rort band punch fle’e main forte, After the ne ed peeling ly on this righthand owing to having injured his and, but some beautiful foot «k made the ever-tearing, swing ing Murphy mim many a sleep-pr tucing wallop. Heinle Shuman wilt probably be the sailor's next oppon ept at a coming Tacoma smoker. In the second siz-round main event, Eddie Moore, of Seattle, bat rd rounds to a draw with steel, of Yakima, Tho lat almost ft t SMOKE MILDMAN CIGAR MADE IN SEATTLE SOLD EVERYWHERE Oldest Establish Dental Offices Bridgework These we Located for years at S. EB. high | school team, champion prep team of | 4 round Haynie re One of Seattle’s Specializing in High- Crown, Plate and Modern Methods—High-Class Dentistry—Low Prices. Electro Painless Dentists Cor. Ist & Pike. Phone Main 2555, Tagehaw has many ardent wup-| porters among the faculty of the university and will undoubtedly be a! trong candidate for the job, ‘The receipt of the wire report from Rorkeley, California, stating that Graduate Manager Nichols of the University of California has refused to even consider sending a Bear team into Bastern territory should give Washington a golden op ity to redeem her lost reputation on the gridiron, With a wealth of ma terial back next year and a real go0d coach, Washington should be able to make @ strong run for “Big Three” honors and might opportunity to Invade an Eastern gridiron, and would probably make & formidable showing. Chances are that next season the| University of Washington will bring some strong Eastern team to the new stadium for a tilt, The success | of the Dartmouth contest shows that | this venture is a worth while propo- sition, beth from the athlefic and financial standpoint. ter was tn much better condition than wag little Moore, and only a last round rally got him the draw. The Seattle boy looked like a cer n winner for the first three nds, repeatedly seoring with nicely Umed left jabs to none being in poor condition, and Casteel piled up « big lead im the fourth and {fifth rounds, CHAS SCHWARTZ Hyee unmet meneeenle 237 Peter Bik. n ited PARIS SCHOOL OF VAUDEVILLE TRAINING Teaching Drama, Comedy and Dancing We finteh you for the «tage Dancing instructor, Howard R. Taylor, teach the latest crea tions in the following dances: Classics, Ballet, Nature, Oriental Toe, Becentrie, Scotch, Clog and Suft Shoe Dancing. Office 4091-4091-A ed Class offer you. Late New Year resolutions are never too late when it is a resolve to save. Savings left with us on or before the 15th of this month share in the earnings month, Resolve that you will pay from the first of the save a portion of the check each month and make this the most profitable year of your life, One Dollar will start your account. TT SEATTLE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 9509 32 AVE. UMdSUONSSVUSOSUAUCUSEUEEGECVLSUUEOOEAGEUANEOLUUEUEA COU OUUAUUACAQAGUASAAUEALLALAA y | day. mile. have an Co Casteet's | then Moore blew up owing to’ FINAL ICE HEATS ON WEDNESDAY ‘The second trials for tee racers whe have competed, but falled to win, in The Star tow heats at the Arena, will be staged at the Victoria » Seattle hockey game Wednesday bight, This st tMetudes the following skatern: Klmer Satterberg, J. C. Johneon, F. J. Taby, Ralph Winwood, Paul Chapin, 1. Price, Cyril Wales and C. W. Carlson, The men whould report at the Arena office next Wednesday night. If no more than five men report only one heat will be held The winner, or winners, Wednes day, will place in the finals, whieh Will be raced a week from Wednes ‘The finals will be a measured Phil Donahue, James MeGrath and Buster Brown have qualified for | the finals #o far. B. C. PUCK TEAMS MEET TONIGHT ish the opposition in Victoria to- | night ia the Const puck mea, The| lant time these teams met in Vie tora the Victorians won, and because lof the heavy schedule that the Van | couver team hax gone thru lately the Babe Ruth ts carrying o Piatol. Soyn he carries large roll. “Gosh? said a cop, all you need is a bat.” Babe Ruth's betting average in| half and grabbed the game out of the | beshechalh— ete pet. Diss the beneh. } | orn league, Inst year, will have another | triad with the Ht Louie Browns thie | Hesketh, center, and Kunz and Save, apring age, guards, ; vant ONIGHT | N. W. HOOPERS | “you don't need @ gun—| fast game PREP CA SEASON OPENS TODAY ‘The annual high school race was scheduled to get under today with all six local prep action. F ‘The feature game was set fow Lime \coin with Lincoln entertaining the” roadway Tigers, ‘This ie an tm” portant tiff because beth are strong contenders for the title and the wine” ner of the first game always gets the last year, with a total of 242 locals are going to mins the 40 040 macks bat Sammy Mohne usually pilfers this} season, Lew Winn, of Portinnd, and Part hacramente h surplus of catchers | Jump. with “NowAy” t, Cook, Sehang and) Broadway wns to lineup with Har Cady ail members of the cium tt ext ris and Carmody at forwards Gi Wilh be kept around for ulllity roles more at center, Hart guard and . Meister, guard. Lincoln was to take the floor wit Bassford and Nollan at forwarda Tom Lakonovte, was with the Mot Meattte lub pitoher, in the Rou RENTON AND eo"vos eS fntng tng Jat West Seattle and Franklin play All of the games were to be pr ceded by second team Ults getting: under way at 3:39, ‘ fi A good concrete road costs from. — $50,000 to $70,000 a mile to bulld, } ne NOMTHWEST LEAG w Yo08 1.600 4 Ariatocrats will be slight favorites to |T +4 win 400 The provable Resepe fellows Tenton an@ Bothell were the win- / vancouver— Position Vietorta— | ners of the games in the Northwest- . Defense........ Johnson |@@ basketball Jeague last night. yanenn Defense... © Loughlin | Renton beat Preston at Renton by a| ff wociey Rieke wine. BRERAe | 3416 count. Fritzburgh at forward Harris Left wme ! Mesking\ for Renton was the star for the! & | Adame .. Conter.... Frederickson | losers and Iddings and French played best for the winners, Rothe beat North Bend on the loner’s floor by @ 27-13 count in a ‘The seore was T-all at the end of the first half, but the Bothell quintet pulled away in the second fire. madras, $1.25. $9.25. $2.95. goods, trunks, Cheasty3 Removal Sale “Values Tell” why 331-3% OFF every garment in our big clothing store — including all Kuppenheimer | Good Clothes—is greater than all other adver- | tised reductions. Manhattan and Arrow ‘ Fancy Shirts Friday and Saturday This sale includes all silk shirts, woven All fast colors, Fancy cotton shirts as low as Flannel Shirt Special In this special all grades up to $5.50 sell for Sik Pajama Special All silk pajamas 50% Every hat in our matchless stock is now offered at 25% Everything on Main Floor 25% Off Everything on the Main Floor, including hosiery, underwear, leather and all other furnishings, now “Values Tell” Cheasty3 2 Off cheviot, heavy cords and percales. Silk shirts range from $4.00 to yrades to $8.50 sell for $3.95. off. ~~ All Hats 25% Off off. 25% off.