The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1921, Page 10

THE SEATTL NESDAY, FEBRUARY _2, 1921. WASHINGTON CAGE Speedy Orchard | AMERICAN BOWLING CONGRESS WILL OPEN AT BUFFALO SOONE STAR | oR Who Joins BUFFALO, Feb, 2—The tenpins, last year when 900 teams rolled in| Jimmy Smith of Milwaukee got the! It's “Abe this” and “Abe that”) firet time since 1913. os ae | F | will be attacked by nearly two regl-| the congress. We'll smash it in Feb-| money in the all events with 1,916|wherever Langtry turns. But he's! ‘They pulled out of the EAM ACES ACID | os Angeles ments of rollers here February 28, | ruary. | ping. & 004 diplomat. He has to be|tourney seven years ago at oe when the 1921 American Bowling con ‘Twenty years ago only 41 teams) “Bo you nee scores have gone up to handle all the details of euch when the bowling ottictale . gress shoots the mineralite along the | rolled in the first international tour-| and more pink have fallen down gathering 64 to them rolling “dodo” bal i: | hardwoods ney in Chicago. | ywiers are getting better, just ugtry does his work “Abely.”| The “dodo” is a loaded bal | "We'v atreldy 900 te entries,” Some change now, | like progress is being made in all|‘That's what his thousands of bowl | does all sorts of funny tricks on te _ says Secretary Abe Langtry | “The scores are getting better, too. | other sports ing friends ay runways | “There'll be 1,000 of ‘em when the} “Frank Brill of Chicago won the| “Prize moneys will hit the $50,000) John T. Smith is president of the! Gotham and ¥ latbush will come | poore of 648 and the all events with ’ the alle ‘tat. eve 0) " - opener y artists ever r man, They elected him last year at dodo | ‘ame are coming from both Can. | 1,736. for.” Peoria Buffalo and bust—or bust—tis the as BY LEO H. =N | | Ada and Mexico eS sl Lawt reas J guew of Chioago = Running a bowling congress for a Both New York ené Brooklyn gan of the alley kings all ever re ‘ecord . "eo oO soore 713 o n © winglon. hole ponth is some job. f t eric uf no’ Ras ‘HE University of Ws + Rothe Asaakotball tossers are on| ‘A new record was set a nda: hed ne ¥ month me jot will have entries thin year for the America just now. om their way to California, where they face the acid _ test of the season. : The Sun Dodgers are booked to play the University of | California and Stanford fives during the next week. Four} within five days is what the schedule calls for. It'll hard sledding for the Dodgers and an even break is} the best that the Purple and Gold cagers are hoping for.} The two California teams are leading the conference Three Puck Stars QUITS Tied for Coast METS F ACE 1 eee. || 'p IN TEAMS STAGE | Donan | VICTORIA | £is,Will Clim’ | FIGHT FOR © FOR fic") WITHOUT |: 2.""| SECOND wings, are even up with Frank Face at present with two wins) ®¢ the System m Co. ix sched: Povyathe, Beaitie’s weelar center nager of the Detroit Tiger " “ led to he University th 16 points all. Jim Tuley, 86 re Tuer to attend a bar the Oregon Aggies, but the} sracnougat team de ee eee " | \N "RANCISCO, pon ta. how the leader ry ble for us to Iinelst so THE — m farmers aren’t CON-| trouble winning the first mix “Sak yeaa gro og | “4 n *]\ STANDING OF TH : sonar pb in ey p STANDING OF very strong. the university team is favored tiie chara pe vr foattle \ we went fat ¢ a @ Stanford, 1920 champions, are) beat the Sign team, t 1 ot tee 2 8 "|| thing just for the perfiant, we 3 5) a vig league bane Victoria ' ' alae to canoes Mabinmte 3 rated the strongest team in t ball to a career in nig a eatly disappointe iitecence. They have six letter} BROADWAY MIDGETS aia yd ‘ When the hockey team|| 80 we're not going to fix ou 6 ' ‘ WAVE STRONG TEAM . | ; 4 a7 fen back on the squad this year The E : Seen stall If he doesn’t takes the ice against Victoria on the|| minds too firmly on @ pennant g Calif trong, too. Bul the Sroadway ave os: atic vit the 3 ask omundscn Mears Stanford | Of the strongest teams that ever - ~ Bt oa Arena ice tonight, the Mets will be| 9 Tere and the Washington five|fePresented the Pine st. high school on coihegga ake | without the services of Frank Foye! PREP MIDGET H must play Stanford in the second| in the midget mee They have business. ton, their stellar center, The blond Pr] ver all their ey play Lin-| | No minor Iked rough-shod wet of games. eine ‘The first tiffs are billed for Fri-] OPPonents to date, 7 league ball for fall in the Vancouver game Monda 4 california | Coin this afternoon and should have| This is the baby who ts expected ee } By 'in the ¥snow sume - ane o 5 i a ie Gentes est pune no trouble winning. |to add that something that was Pn poling nd | and “Dec” Adams, the club traine JAZZED UP bowling league tomorrow aoe . 5 with Renntore t Palo Alto on Mon The Tigers downed Queen Anne | lacking the Los Angeles club last ye rer j Says. 28 gaay © Tl the BE. N. Brooks and Rube's é «Dok taeam m the Broadway gym ra lop-| year He's Dixie Carroll, tho Ta nate to think of quitting on w The prep midget basketball #ched-|teamy get together on the BK iy and Tuesday luted ecore earty in the season: and | the baseball.” : : a injured bis shoulder 10 | ule was all jazzed up Monday, Only | auieys , GTO? . ce! e » considere: cir | com a San Francisco sani Sheaes cthdaken the taiied oles an le ler gas bs yctac tery | nce nN: ve oes re wag eas: rapes Core the deal that t Pitcher 4 two contracts placed be-| seversi censens In the heattle high This means a whift in the Seattle! “ 7 bey * 4 S cae ws | The Brooks team is holding a twe ¢ . stronges' i". ee ne on 7. oon ay ° | seheots will reduete thin wr ‘orward ne. sernie orrin wil + ys her ery" ‘ d soir ane d 5 — Coach eens “) pinning his} The Tigers must stil play the | Mil Pertica to the big show. Car er “ket to the grand! Mrosdwey Vamos Tarry Carmody” and Gwin Weck to Pe ‘ i jon it conter, | West Seattle by a 14 to 5 count. The | Hine or - int aa aaa | ; 7” Quays in the hill gym and that's |roll Ait around 340 for the Memphis| One waa @ ticket to the ¢ ey 4 4 - Xi in of » a r.| est Bonttle tosh team won out ty /the, Mube's outfit im ng [ i. for victories in the Southern | SMe eh amiienment. as the/clud in the Southerm league last |OPOra stage. ‘The other was a ticket| baskethall luminaries, Neaner Walby, [replacing Foyston, and ¥lan & to 7 score, lwith three straight games tuey will on the powerful offensive | wns @ SNe A « c war, and led the league in ate to the Cincinnati ball elub. | who hae played foothall, baseball [Tobin will start at right wing. This | "1. Anne Midgets kept on ,*Upplant the haberdashery. ; he Washington team. All five Quays have a big advantage when | wear, ¢ ep teys He signed with Pat Moran, | gad basketball for Ballard will fim- | wit) jeave all of the extra work for 0 ree eee ee The Brooks team is slated to Ithey play in the Quay cheese box.| bases, with more than 50 bags to © alien ish his prep course. Mill Savage, |their winning way Tuesday and de . ’ ee ere qeed shots, rhe Broad: little fe re|his credit For @ recruit he's to get a fancy] foothall and basketball crack at Line | Murx Murray Genta matianl tot at Paliarg, |¥P with the following men: Hunt ‘ local cage fans are wonder-| The Mrosewey v aith” Shaan salary. Also he's to get a bonus of| coln, graduated this week. Molly Otherwise, the Seattle team will! alle 3 ‘ | Williams, Shuman, Mahnken 3 at present with Marton! ~ by, basketball and football * > big cen | lining up - | Quay frosh team lost its firet | 71 he how Heinie Seilk, the big com cae heat ‘ak tea, Wedem akt $1,600 if he's retained one day after! (iss) Queen Anne, finishes in dune line up a# usual, with Victoria also gine th ie Wilatowenree after | Davis. The cafe squad should t Will go against the Southern} “ " the season opens Johnny Cole, Franklin basketball and =| putting on their regular formation the alleys with Olson, Morrow, H ae” Whe. ene ead center, and Feek and Tsukno at po aga Phe lineups follow gered ~~ bs a leon, Heichart and either Willar | r | guard J roadway and Lincoln, bille r* & ie theta t tm toa soi vLivVEES r ercicet teat y, will ther in the | "Tether good match soul t Sr shot. bat the fans are| PREP GAMES In cane he doesn't make food he's ~ ay - _Paytaeagy Lincoln gym this afternoon. The Ti-|in’ order when the Elks No. ' . oapae —~& to be released with no strings at-| . © | Loughlin. D gers were favorites to defeat the Lin: |!2, °F Ps Te peume if a gaurd, as| The Lincoln team, weakened by| 96 | tached | Meaiveth was en the tennis, baseball, |W. iawabline <0. 1 oe oe jleague leaders, meet the Union Me be is, to checking him.|the low of Bill Savage, stellar) —“ec The coming of Fonseca with hin) basketball, track end fectball teams, Ww Thursday will find six teams in « ‘The comiplete city ekeiae no doubt, but what Seilk| Sard, faces a hard game aga nat | LEAGUE «rand opera -haed to * ginger star, will also graduate, while Percy | Frederickson tion again. Kast high plays Br |for tomorrow night follows: .. o Jo © oat. et. | baseball recalls some 6! ne 1G") Kgvedt, Nroadwey track see, earns way at Broadw Ballard entertains x Balla’ in the Lincoln gym Fri-| Won. Lost. | Rave is | IDEAL ALLEYS B@ wonderful og and dad “are | any The Raimpiitters, lectian ttel™ timers who were known for thelr his “sheepskin” in June, LYNCH IS Lincoln and Franklin journeys to Cheasty'e vs. Laumbermems 9 prep race at present, will undoubt | vocal pipes as well as their ball * cerry ‘ x West Beattie Queen Anne rests, Kagies va Rippe's Cai season, Washington will be/ Prep race at present, will undoubt: pear “hon | rhs. taronait coun tr mraawar oo! ~=BACKINGYM | Orpneums ve Denby Tracks ‘ offensive to win for them. Broad Hugh Jennings didn't “K-yah™ him-|Trurer cosched the equad last year, NEW YORK, Feb, 2.—Joe Lynch, | PE een ie a Ree BOW | ey le favored. to dest Wrankila | self into baseball, for he was a prima | - |bantamweight champion, is back in| LAY PLANS FOR 3 fashington. When the Wagh- | ‘s th Kran M4. le expected to tater don teams is on the defensive,|When they tangle at Franklin} a NOTA tO ot ehink of | the Mresdwey tennis team again this |‘¢ KYmnasium after a lone rest! BIG DOG RACE per me ne checks up| While Queen Anne should trounce |Sunich .....-00+++6 “Eyah" Jennings we all think of—| fe? 7 * |uince he won the championship from | i Pe” iE nl ¥ srg orden ca. the | West Seattle in thelr sume at a ous the great Shortstop Jennings des |Pete Merman. He plank to take|, 4 PAS, Manitoba, Feb. 2—| 1 colcn Will Roper gets aay beat Eemepecsing cen, West 8 st] Germany Schaefer had a trick! yremkiin baseball fans are looking for-|a tour of the country, after which | Preparations were being made here neneon, Walter tough on Jimmy, but he ree | voice He was not a winger, but a/ » lhe will defend hie title. today for the annual $2,500 dog ° 7 | 200-mile course | $ | ond ba desirous of giving Herman a re-|*” best centers in the con- NICK Ww A’ poole * | of the oa ER | expected Pema Bly em ayy "Senn The entry list will be the biggest (ACE DANCING CLUB Palaces on Lew! Nick Altrock used to have a voice |**¥** - ever ‘aking part in the Hudson bey HT ivits Dow to ghhesd ay ee eh tne a las well ax a wonderful arm. Now| perey Kevedt is expected to have a| Monroe Swarts, the young pitcher | Pace. ove e Foe watching Mills. Nick resorta moatly to pantomime ed | > the wiway track ti 2 {turned over to the Seattle Siwashes — Speedy em every Fri iat '* | entertain his customers. iwe sae 4} by the Cincinnati Reds, is a product| Mark Gowdy and Dick Rudolph are Queen Anne ‘Talbot has been s0lMk! to ANGELES, Feb. | 2—Rert at forward, shooting with! cotima added another scalp to the best = om and be: ray, | dozens that dangle at bis belt when /® Raum el degli Paden he defeated Johnny McCarthy s shots from m . San Francisco, In decisive fashion | yee last night in the main event of the | Merr }four-round fights at Vernon. The veteran from the North, out-| ch Edrhunason is taking eight | weighed more than 10 pounds, was | Williamson South with him. The reeu-| knocked down twice in the opening | Mth plen Peaneca’ Sister ae will an el Sump, Dread jump and weights are hia| Of the Cincy sand lots, He's @ big a.” They're ctalea tor ve-restinn oman | apeciatties fellow and a right-hander. ba Dempeey | So far he's always taken his voice | ~~ acme rae —-—- neal a will be Talbot and Lewis. for-lround He seemed weak in the sec |. ety, *T| culture and baseball 60-60 In 1919 li® played semb-pro ball in 602 | the "Frisco Midwinter league. [| Manager Graham of the Seals gave him a tryout, He lacked experience. With two of his pals he joined the | Smithfield (Utah) club of the Cache Valley league. Seilk, center, and Bry¥®®lonq and third, but in the fourth | Susky ! a proved to bem regular Roger (Formerly Redding’s) Crawford, guards. © Chuck) he nad the house cheering for him |Pt#itfer --.—~.- —s: 228° 186 169 544] ptoenaby in the outlaw circuit. land, sub center and forward.) when he failed away and made , Ho led in everything—bitting, field. Ob Gardner and Leo Nickel#on, | Ooima retreat. Colima, however, | ing and base running. guards, complete the party. {anded some severe jolts in the final| Then came Garry Herrmann’s few seconds. | offer. PLAYS Ernie Gooseeman and Danny |» 4 ARS: BRED SOON ~ |Nunes, of Sacramento, fought a ! ‘LEONARD WOULD BOX WELTERS “When the Washington team re! draw. Benny Vierra beat Henry |" home the first opponents Gastin. Joe Herrera whipped Gene NEW YORK, Feb. 2.—Benny| | Leonard, lightweight king, is willing will face here will be the |) Watson team. It's a tough sched- aR SEE [wok |e to meet the winner of the Britton- | Lewis welterweight championship ‘playing Stanford right aw ty: Te ee cee wil'te| WILLIAMS IS Es |bout, according to his manager, ee Peorary weed | STILL IN GAME ice" Grittm ....... Cicar jobbers and dealers have =e shes Wwithenia, he ue very so | ; | ily, Gideon all seen the rise and fall of tl seeevents Look cater saraeene Nae wae ver 900) Creer Iperksonard is running out of op e or coun' ess y the Portland baseball club, in the COMMERCIAL LEAGUE }Ponents in the Hahtweight Claas. ul f. ‘The MacDougall-Southwick five, Warthwesters longue, several years Mitehell had his chance and Jack cigars in pop ar favor. Emempions of The Star league jest | ie still in baseball. Nick will| ceycteeemay Night on Ideal Auers son and Tendler have proved they , look like winners in the city q , Maatetering Co.-Puckett | want none of the champion's game sea-| Manage the Moose Jaw team, in the Western Canada league, this sum mer. 3 i league again this fon. The champions just @id nose the University Commercial the other night, but when it | game to the pinch the fine team- of the champions brought MULLEN TO BE oe es pana ‘work _| PLAYING PILOT IMPORT ‘ANT SP ORTSMEN’S | Charley Mullen, Seattle boy, who _. The Eckmann Furniture / will pilot the Tacoma P. I. team this MEETING ON TONIGHT and the Puget Sound Paper Box | year, expects to be a playing mana teams should give the champions a! ger. BY EARL A. FRY Wan for their money and both| Charley undoubtedly will hold| The regular meeting of the Sports-|ing factor in cooperative constr teams are given an even chance} down the first base berth. {men's association of Seattle, to be) tion in questions of fish and game. to win these games. c pany held this week, is of special import-| Legislative matters have to a certain “The MacDougall five will be WELTERS TO ance to the sportamen of the coun-| extent failed to be observed by the Slightly weakened soon as Emil ty as the action expected to be taken | geattie club, while on the other hand Gustafson, who has Ce playing BOX IN TACOMA | thie gathering witl ee fore: | the various affiliated clubs have lined @ good game at guar leaving | racoma ring fs i cast the future welfare of the organ! | up their representatives very stro fans are looking for-| 2 +i¢ wd ng for California. ward to one of the bizwest amokers|U0M nd the sportsmen of the/iy in the proposed game legislation. « kum, alleys ¢ and 6.| Benny has mixed with both Britton Lambermen, alleys Tland Lewis in the past and he is enn Mutual, alleys 10 | ready to meet them again,” Gibson They have watched La Azora the 25 years of its history, and have seen each year marked by an added multitude of La Azora smokers. ps They have also felt that fine spirit of service which animates the LaAzora __ Company in its relation with dealers and consumers. In this, La Azora’s 25th year, Chicago always looked to Seattle as the lead county ly ‘ " i of the season a week from tomorrow, | °°: | Various activities in the local club BOTTS NEARLY When Frankle Haynie, the San Fran-| The organization i# endeavoring to} inciude a big stunt night and mem RUINED CHAMPS , ie . live down an attitude of local and! bership campaign. cisco welterweight, tangles with Me gee tet, Harold Botts, MacDougall guard, | » inle Schumann, the Tacoma fa county selfishness which has in oe Special attention ts called to the to put in an appearance Mon-/vorite in @ sixround bout in Ta-|2*%t been the fallure to obtain the| change in the meeting place tonight, day night and Manager Davidson)‘ d co-operation of other sportemen of|the assembly being held in the Me 1 ib b cause was forced to use Rogers, a new|™* Sinko id bE ana hag 1 Mi wong presi chants Hichange roomne ‘third feor pays its particu ar tri ute, e man, and Harper, an inexperienced | jdent and other newly elected officers | of the Arctic Club building, in place h hi fi h: d Player, at guard during the “U" SEE TO HAVE be — bend th the a ~ rip ag is] of the Chamber of Commerce as ere this ne cigar a its origin, game. And it 1 ined the expected that the association will line | wwual fhamps “as_their teamwork was| REGULAR JOB jun strongiy with the other clubs of | . and here it still enjoys its greatest broken up. The other night against! Charley See is being counted tpon| te state. For Good, Julcy st to Sportamen of other counties have Boldt’s Advertisement the Y. M. C. A., Ralph Smith,|as the man to repli Greasy the champs’ forward ace, failed to|in the Cincinnati outfi le Show up, and the department store} will play with Philadelphia this sea team just did nose out the asso-| son, See iq an International league @iation five. If the MacDougall) product, He hit over .200 as utility team wants to keep their record | fielder for the Reds last year. of wins clear they want to have! Ql of their men on the job for every game. The champs have WE HAVE RECENTLY Won 19 straight games in two years || ADDED 1,500 NEW BOXES j ale popularity. Guarantee ’ Buy two La Azora cigars of your favorite shape. 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