The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 11

= f LO TO eet (I> Seeiiiemaneniaes tee MAKES GREAT FINISH BY LEO Il. LASSEN @ wonderful finish, James 3 the dark horses of the en- won the finals in The Star ice Championships at the Arena it, defeating Phil Donahue, pion, after a thrilling moe. passed Donahue on the Ah and won out in a last cles sprint down the straight-av front of the press stand, beating to the finish line by a fow ate ae et Face Was over a 14lap course, of 12, as billed. The skaters to race a full mile. Price finished third and Paul fame in a poor fourth. Buster quit after the 10th lap. Who was in the lead during arly part of the race, claims he fouled at about the eighth lap, Brown, who was skating right him, forced one of the other | to run into Price, But as didn’t finish the race, it was | to disqualify him. men started with Donahue the pole. The other men were | Across the starting tine as fol. | f McGrath, Brown, Price, Cha-| ‘The men drew lots for position. | the start MeGrath grabbed the and kept the lead until when Price went into first rest of the men were the third to the eighth lap Faced around the rink, tak- easy. They were running following order: Price, Me- Brown, Donahue and Chapin. ‘Were all closety bunched. “before the beginning of the | lap Donahue sprinted and Ito the lead on the straight with McGrath right on his Price fell back a Little, Brown @ne@ more lap and then re while Chapin was being steadity | > an and McGrath continued | weep away from the rest of the| hurler to be published in Seattle, DEMPSEY WILL DEFEND and it developed into a race for | a ‘With Donahue in the lead half a lap to go, It looked like ity for McGrath to pass the two remaining turns, but | turn McGrath, by some skating, slipped around Dona -and swept across the finish line It was a beautiful finish Ferguson presented the silver trophy, and the rd place winners, with | Donahue receiving a rter, and he by Ike Staples on the FP. Day University Juniors 31; B. Intermediates 18, University 10. playfieldé—Rallara Jun- ‘Hiawatha Juniors 27; Ballard oy 45, Hiawatha Interme- 9, Collins Inter- _TENDLER BEATS ___W. JACKSON “MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 27.— Tendier. of Philadelphia, de proved his right for a chance ‘Hightweight crown held by Leonard, when he slammed | ot New York, at will Side mitt in their 10 the National Ath- | Pick five SEATTLE business @e advisory board, with full to act. Absolutely divorce Business from politics. | Take thirty days to STUDY figure out the problems. hen send for US, and we will to pat the Street Car paying basis— OR NO PAY Ca Seattle Taxicab IN PRICES ‘ ON OUR. MADE TO ORDER _ GLOTHES Many patterns now PP piced at | $24: 90 the | | the case of most big leaguers year with the Siwashes. This é: With his future before him, instead of behind him, as is | Swartz, the young hurler turned over to Seattle by the Cin- | cinnati Reds in the Brenton-Bohne deal, expects to have a big THE METS BACK IN PUCK LEAD Beattlc in back In first the Coast hockey, race am thanks (to some remarkable ing by Big Jim Riley. With Vancouver two goals to the good Riley shot two beautiful goals in the second period, both indi vidual efforts that were swell shots. His second shot followed 16 seo onds after the first. The winning goal was scored tn the third period, Morris taking a |/ pass from Riley and sending it into) the nets. Vancouver took the lead in the first period when Skinner scored from Harris and added another when Skinner again scored, thin me on a pans from J. Adams. Vancouver played a defensive game during the first period, but Seattle had the upper hand after Riley found the net in the second nession. place tn today, play Poarrta, oe Ror Rickey Postion. + Guard. « Lath defenm Right defense. Vancouver, Lehman - Riley returns Tobin replaces the right side wee im fromt of the nets Bhinner cover the «! ity play on ® rebound frem ene own shots, Me caught the e0 the bounce and pushed nets. It was a wonderful piece ick handing, Time: 4:35, Riley ties the score for Reattle by Retting @ terrific shet from center kee about 15 feet out just 16 secands after hie first geal. Ii was = power- ful shet and Lehman didn't hove chance to stop it, Time: 16. THIKD FERIOD going to the minors, Monroe is the first picture of oe new CROWN IN PORTLAND PORTLAND, Jan, 27.—Jack Demp- sey has been signed to box 10 rounds for the heavyweight championship in| Portland some time in April, accor: ing to announcement by Jack Kearns, manager of the champion and Matchmaker Evans of the Port land boxing commission, which will stage the show. Dempeey's opponent haa not yet| been selected, but it is believed Frank | Moran will get the first call, due to his recent. victory over Joo Beckett in London. ‘The bout would be the frxt world championship affair ever held in Portland, and the first west of the Rocky mountains since the 20-round game ip California was discontinued seven years ago. It ts planned tonal capable of seating a 140,000 crowd. Manager Kearns, in speaking of the proposed battle, sald: “Fans get tired of just reading about cham pions, £0 it is ap to a real champ give as many of the boxing follow. tion. I am exceedingly gratified | that it has been possible to start Dempsey here {n a real battle, in which his world’s title will be at/ stake.” Dempsey boxed a stx-round exhibi- | beat me. .| the world’s boxing tithe will be held. | Bastern Canada Securities, Lid, a South Park—South Park Jun- ‘as possible @ glimpse of him in| *Yndicate which is seeking to obtatn| 24, Collins Juniors 10; South eon, even tho ile ‘only an exhibi-| the battle for Montreal. This group think my #tamina will get him then, | “As for the other heavyweights in the game, they will have a chance to of us can stand up if hit hard enough in the right wpot would probaly go down just aa! easy as the next fellow if one of| my opponents should get to me with @ crusher. We are all just human beings, after all My mooto is ‘Crack them first,’ * Dempsey will leave today for Loa Angeles to complete work on & mo- ton picture. Kearns, accompanied by Joo Benjamin, one of hie «table of boxers, departed for New York this morning. eee NEW YORK, Jan 27—Whether the Dempsey-Carpentier match for DEVERE PORTLAND, Jan. 2i-—-Frank Far. in Canada may be decided here to-|Mer, of Tacoma, recetved the de day. cision after he and Bob Devere had} Tex Rickard, one of the promoters |bung on for 10 rounds at the Mir 500,000 affair, was scheduled |Waukle arena inst night The bat ference with C. F. Graham |Uere were threatened with ejection Goodspeed, members of the |from the ring in the sixth If they | didn't fight, and they did aia better after that, Sammy Gordof™and Babe Herman | staged a Teal fight, the call going | |to Herman at the close of the final | | round, the aixth. Young Sam Langford smashed his way to a sixround decision over! Freddie Adge, of Petaluma, Cal, was said to be ready to offer $700,000 for the mateh. Rickard said legal steps would be taken shortly to transfer to him from | Charles B. Cochran, London pro-| moter, and William A. Brady, New here last night with Terry ‘Keller, of Ogden, in which the cham: | |plon had considerably difficulty in keeping Terry on his feet for the lentire session. Jack looked like a| champion, boxed like a champion, | and convinced Portland fans that he | is entitled to his crown. Discussing | |his coming match with Carpentier, | | | he sald: “Georges ix ag tough a proposition |as could be dished up tome. I have! never geen him box and care little! jabout his speed or ability to hit with | | bis right hand. |eondition of my career when I face | | Carpentier, and should he be fit to | Outspeed me for 10 or 12 est first cost and low rain, the Ford Sedan closed cars. farmer’s family. mountable rims, tire are receiv “after-ser Beacon 532 Central Agency Co. 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Tenth Ave. 8. and Jackson St. York theatrical man, all rights in the| Yost Schmeer won a six-round go promotion of the match. Brady an-| With Battling Zuzu, of Manila. nounced he was prepared to act in eee this matter for both himself and! ponrLaAND, Jan. 21.—ftate eek kavrpn manager of Jack|™ents which were published here Dempary, ig expected here some time|today to the effect Jack Dempecy next week to talk over the situation| had been signed to defend his title with Rickard }in Portland some time in April ‘The most for your againet an opponent to be selected! money, the best for by the Portland boxing commis your mouth, ¢ sion, were denied by Jack Kearns, manager, of the champion, just before he left today for New York, where he will confer with | Tex Rickard regarding coming contests with Jess Willard and Georges | Carpentier, | bealth ‘est upkeep cost. 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M. @ A.J, in the first ult tonight, the Noble Post and Silent Frat game being shifted to Saturday night }s The first game starts at § p.m. the second mix an hour later ‘The big teams will line up as fol- i bermen TedAr well cones and ‘Overton Kerts With Queen Anne and Broadway furnishing the main attraction at the Broadway gym, the six high school | basketball teams were billed to swing | “| into action in the third games of the | searon this afternoon. «|__ The other games find Lincotn play. |ing at West Seattle and Franklin at} Ballard, All games were to start) at 3:20, Queen Anne ts tied with Lincotn 413 | With two straights, while Broadway | has broke even in two starts, losing | }the opener to Lincoln. A ® for | Broadway today will just ‘about knock the Tigers out of the running for the ef ses] ‘| } the mt. THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921. ALS FRISCH CAN’T BE BOUGHT (\ANK FRISCH ip 4 ball player with out price. When MeGraw offered $200,000-— more or less—and four players for Rogers Hornsby, Branch Rickey, Hornsby’s keep. er, waid: “All right John, it you throw in Frisch,” Then McGraw hung up the re ceiver and went Christy Mathewson has @ record of winning every game he pitched against Louis Cardinals for five years. George Kelly, former Victoria first baseman, played in 165 games for the New York Gi feat year and thed Rogers Mornsby in the record knock ing in rune—t4, ae mee Brooklyn team knocked in 666 and fintshed third, while New York was second with 699. George Sisier, St. Lovie first-aacker who led the American league in hitting last year with a mark of 407, did some hty consistent bingling, as he hit in but 24 ga 150 that he | BAGSHAW WILL COACH nT BAM | up snes school coach, has been selected to| hitting, occasional smashes “hypere lead Washington’s football team for | dermicked” the whole team. back to Cuba Asa timely hitter Frisch outranks Honraby Frisch batted in 77 rons in 110 games for an average of .700. Horna by batted in 94 runs in 149 games with the average of .620. To Frisch is attributed the long winning streak of the Glants last wummer that made thém pennant \contenders the last few weeks of the the next three years. He pointed to the post by the Univer- sity of Washington board of con- trol last night His contract has not been signed) as yet, but he has signified his willingness to coach Washington teams. Bagshaw is strictly a Washing- ton product, as he was player on Washington teams for four years, He has been turning out winning teams at the Everett high schoo! for the past nine years. He will take over the football team in the fall. PULLMAN, Jan. 27—Oregon's was ap-| A timely hitterts the best bet oa any ball club. ‘The batter who can hit in the pinches is worth more to a club than ja Babe Ruth so far as winning pet nants is concerned. : Frisch hit only .280, but be com | nected when bits meant runs oftener |than any other National leaguer, ———$—$_— The Knights of Columbus team | walloped the Puget Sound Paper five at the K. of C. gym last n by @ score of 21 to 20, in @ close game. Have YouBeen Finger-Printed? 640] FORD UNIVERSITY F —Stanford’s champioush| basketball five won ite second straight game from the Oregon Ag Cape ee by a 33 to 2 count | RRS OL SMOKER BENEFIT CARD COMPLETE ‘Ten thousand tickets have been or. dered printed for the big benefit box- ing show at the Armor) Saturday night Tickets will sell for $2 @ seat, and it's a matter of first come, first served, for the beat seats, Papers every welhknown boxer In the Northwest haa offered his serv- ices for the show, and ten high-class bouts will be staged. The first tow bouts will be for only two-minute; rounds, and the featured bouts will | | so the full length round. All con-| ents are scheduled to go the full) four-round length. Nate Druxinman and Lonnie Aur | tin, who are handling the matchmak. | ing end of the show, state that there | will be no delay between the bouts, land every bout will be a slam-bang atte r | pheum alleys. | follows: Tonight the City league bowlers will roll their weekly games with the Eagles and Elks No, 2 furnishing the | feature match. They roll on the Or The complete schedule forstonight | 2 va Kippe's Cafe. KA ALLEYS Denby Truck vs, Bike No. 1 BR. N. Brooks va Lumbermen, ORFHEUM ALLEYS Hike No. 3 va. Kagies. Twenty-six boxers for 12 bouts | have bee fined up for the show. All of them, with the exception of Young Hector, have donated their services. Druxinman hopes to get hold of Heo. 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