The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 17

PIN MEN STILL SECOND ‘The Cheasty’s team, rolling bigh Potal with 2,980, took three games from the Lumbermen team in the city league last night. The Kiks No, 2, WB. N. Brooks, Elks No. 1, Rippe’s Cafe and Denby Truck teams took two games out of three from the Fiks No. 3, Rube's Cafe Union Tailors, F. 0. B. No, 1 and Orphoum teama, respectively. Gal Praith had high total with 657, while Wright rotied 636. Crry LRAGccr Played. Won “a ASEBALL SCRIBES IN THE “Babe” Ruth's batting eye wil shifted from the outfield to fi New York Yankees. A glance at th & mark of 407 for the year, Playing in the infield didnt seem goes for Roger Hornsby, the Nationa mark around the .370 circle for the 8! berths, Lont. the Yanks for the past few years, ts as be used to be by any means, bet — — ey ein ie VN will show that George Sister, batting le THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT RUTH may be shifted to firet base moet de taken to mean that Wally Pipp, who has been playing the bag for THE SEATTLE STAR ‘FOUR NEW FIRST SACKERS ON COAST OUR Pacific Coast league clubs are slated to open the 1921 season with new first sackers a | AST are wondering whether or not 1 be affected, if the homerun king t« ryt base by Manager Huggins, of the o batting records for the 1970 season 1 Ieague leader, who plied up a batting t. Louis Nationals while playing infield base berth dur ing the 1920 cam paign. Here’ aoe up of first sack ~ Ta ers for the year. Seattio—itod Murphy. Portiand—J. Pool. due for the gate Pipp tx not as he still can pound the old agate New| the tine | FOYSTON | MAY LOSE | SCORING | LEAD Unies Frank Toyston’s tnfared shoulder mends suffi ly to him to get back in the Met hockey | lineup oon the chances for the Seat te center to lead the Coast puck | league in scoring will fade rapidly der of the American Joagna, with The other Foyston t# @till ted for firwt honors played firm base for the St. Louls club wilh rely, (OF tng | With Harris and Skinner, Vancouver to affect his hitting any. The same eee feat | forwards, and Kiley, Seattle wing | man, with 16 points each. Hrederick |#on, Victoria wing, ts right on their heels with 16 oo At the rate that the boys are hooting goals thin season it looks | like the leaders are a cinch to put an insurmountable distance between Foyston and first hon unless Frank gets back in the lineup in a Yank Links Stars to Play Britons ATLANTA, Ga, Fob. 4 Mins ling and Bobby Jones, golfers, will go to itain this «pring to tent in the two great amateur golf clamsion of that earned Thursda M Britieh pionship. May 20, land, tered country, it was ® Stirling tn the wil play p's national to be held the week of pn the weet wait of while J has been en in the amateur champion ship contests at Hoy Lake, Kng land, the week of May 2 BENJAMIN POSTS we | measure) OLYMPIA, Feb, 3.—After 70 min | utes of fierce talking, Senator Wray's | 10-round boxing bill was declared to be one of the b | by the senate The main bout of the afternoon | was between “Fighting Billy” Wray of Seattle and Ch Myers, the Hattling Deacon of I In count Wray, who was heavily backed by boxing fans thruout the state, we handily by the knockout route. similar bout will be staged shortly in the house. In the semifinal the senate wit- neaned for the firvt time Dan Lan cards ever put on n A PAGE 17 { WRAY BOXING BILL ONE OF BEST CARDS PUT ON IN SENATE | (editor's Note—The Wray boxing bill, legalizing 10-round, decision boute’ | in this state, was passed by the senate yesterday. The vote was 24 to 1 | Senator William Wray, of King county, led the fight for the bill, Charles Myers, of Lincoin, und Dan Landon, of Seattle, opposed the Senators woe bleeding at the vooul chords. |when the gong clanged. | THIKD ROUND | Myers was plainly grogey at the lopening of the third. He was asuiate ed out of bis chair by several mem hurch. He was immed by an amendment to » betting on bouts a gromm misde mm r. As he rowe to his feet he tried to protect himself with an ap peal to the conscience of the commit nity, Wray landed a right on his dio tionary. Myers yelled “Foul! erying to the spectators, “Under heavetiy men! haven't we enough crimes with bers of ely bis floored York fans, In thetr hollering for a new first baseman, seem to forget that Pipp was their homerun king before Ruth mounted to the throna = Pipp crashed out 11 homers last season, but 11 were lost in the glamor of the 64 ciroult clouts pounded out by the mighty “Babe.” By putting Ruth on first and placing a faster man in the outfield, the Gotham seribes think Salt Lake—Tex Jourdan, San Francisco—Bob Hasbrook, Oakland—Loule Gulste, Tos Angeles—Art Griggs. Sacramento—trite Mollwita, that the club's attack will be speed him on the market sar 143 ser 16 sii as) oa) =. 3 weaceese 148 7 1 at sei—at21 | 188 1489 ae iss 168 ‘ | national league flag last season. that keeps many of the ball players {a @ rattling good pitcher, beatdes also a first sacker. today. Jacobson ts an outfielder, hitting with a mark over .400. league company. rece abe | with the Boston, New York, Cincin | was let out by the Cubs on an unco! ~ PREP HOOP TEAMS MIX TODAY STANDING OF THE TRAWS Woa, Lost. Pet. Lincote 2. © Lee ’ 1 2 1 me oe | . : oe . : Only two high school basketball tits will be played today, the Weat SeattleQueen Anne mix, billed for West Seattle, han been called off be cause the West Seattle pupils have been vaccinated recently. PST HY] The bie xame of the day wil be at 302— s9¢| Lincoln with Lincoln entertaining 512 the Ballard team. ‘The Ballard five | ts conceded a good chance of winning today because the league leaders have been weakened by the loss of Bill Savage, star guard. Bilt Notlan, Jone of Lincoln's crack forwards, inn't Jin the beat of condition either. He 194— gee 18d Bes And then Pruce Hasketh, star cen ter, has been missing from practice, Hines of his mother. Lincoln Is expected to Tine up for the big game with Nollan and Baas ford at forwards, Hesketh at center, and Anderson and Kunz at guards Fatard should take the Moor with Nelson at center, and Lowry and G. | Duncan at guards. {}_ In the other game of the day the :| Broadway Tigers are booked to tan jae with the Franklin Quakers at Franklin. Broadway should win this mix. GOOD RING CARD FOR TACOMA 100e—2867 any ‘true to form Tacoma ring fans are due to sit In on another good smoker lineup of talent on the card. Frankie Haynie, one of the best bets In the welterweight division on the Const, meets Heinie Schumann Denver crack, in the six-round main event. The semi.windup looks fust as at- tractive with Verne Searoy, the hard- Bitting Wenatchee boy, meeting Jimmy Storey, likewise hard punch- er, in the semi-windup. This pair of middiewieghts are too well known here for further advertising. } Lieyd Madden and Jack Hartford, who put up three great fights in Seattle last season, will mix for the becete dl. Fn Rugt ae Rae ee REDUCED Now 25c Dozen Made and Sold ONLY at 322 Pike St. HOYT’S event. | Two more bouts wif complete the card. LAKEWOOD, N. J, Feh, 4—Tod (Kid Lewis worked out today be fore his manager, Chatles Harvey, who saw him maul a staff of spar ring partners in preparation for his | bout with Jack Britton for the world | welterweight championship Monday = tae Te 2 | ae Nothing but good will ever come from the savings habit. Once begun the savings habit grows on you until it becomes a part of your daily existence. Savings develops a man’s character by giving him confidence in himself. Realize the saver’s advantages by be- coming one. One dollar will start you. Money received on or before the 5th earns from the first of the month. AAA ATA Ui SEATTLE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 909-5324 AVE 5) ur but what Huggins can make a very satisfactory deal for Pipp tf he puts more International league team may pay his trio of stare—Jack Bentley Jack Ogden and Merwin Jacobson— if he can keep those men satisfied by keeping them in the minora. Dunn figures that he doesn't want to break up the team that copped the Inter glare that only the major leagues can provide but what Dunn could sell the entire trio to the big time, He's rated as the most versatile player in the minors) Ogden ts a pitcher, said to be ripe for big THEY MAY SPEAK OF BOBBY ROTH, New Yorks wantertng out fielder, as the rolling stone of baseball, but Buck Herzog, National league infielder, is a close second. | major, “Wild Bill” Donovan, the new Philly bows is aid to be after Buck \ to play second base for the Quakers during the coming season. was hurt in practice the other night. | toa, lately, because of the serious | H. Duncan and Walby at forwards, | Tf af the men billed are fighting | 7\ Thursday night, judging from the! fourth time in the four-round special | ed Up considerably, There's no doubt Vernon—Ham Hyatt, The new men to perform tm the Coast league this year will be Pool REGARDLESS OF WHAT KIND of money Manager Dunn, of the Malt: | Jourdan, Hanbrook and Hyatt The latter pair played tn the league dur ing the closing weeks of the 1920 fearon, but are still considered new men, Poot ts @ question. Te comes to agg boorey aed soot | Portiand from the Virginia league. & that same Spoulght) where he batted over .400 last season in the gana There's no doubt, either, | Fin Richmond. But Virginia league Rentiey, who) being another Ruth at the plate, is he's certainly a wonderful manager Bat ball jsomewhat different grade If Pool an field at all and hit around .290 in this league he will probably do, jude ing from the rest of the hired belp that Walter MoCredie has lined up #0 far, Poot has @ sweet job, as he will | replace Lew Blue, one of the best men in the league Inst year. He is | with Detroit this season, NEW BEE | PLAYER | Jourdan, the new Malt Lake first base guardian, comes to the Bees from the Chicago White Sox on the deal that sent Karl Sheely, premier first baseman of the Coant league last year, to the Windy City outfit. Jour- dan is also & question, as he wasn't & howling suconas with the Sox. Hiyatt is the same boy who used to bust ‘em on the nose for Van couver back In 1908 in the old North western league. Hyatt returns to the Coast after many years of serv: ioe in the big leagues and the Amert can Association. He was with Toledo jin the A. A. last year, Hyatt may He led the International league tn} the veteran Buck has now served time nati and Chicago clubs in the senior Hersog mditional release the other day. TIGER MIDGETS CONTINUE STREAK midget basketball five jkept on ite winning way Thursday jand made it five atraight, when the | Tiger cagers plied up a 24 to 4 count on the East High sehool little fel-| lows. The tilt was played at Broad. ay. The Tigers used @ flock off subs thruout the game 4utch, Manager Ewslck tried a flock of men at the firet base berth, but Hyatt was the only one to get away with the job, The other new man ts Bob Hay brook, at San Francisco, Hasbrook ame to the Seals from the Western league. He didn't join the Bay City meted team until late in the year, He's The Lincoln midgets downed the another riddle. The Seals have a | Ballard quintet at Ballard with flock of good infielders, and much trouble, winning, 17 to brook will have to show more than Jacobus starred for the Winners at|he did last year to hold his job. A center. Mullin, guard, and Adama |fellow named ison is coming to forward, also showed up well, while|the Seals from the Detroit Tigers waa the And they my that he can play a nifty |Sinclair, Ratlard center, luminary for the winners. In the|#&me sround first base himself, preliminary game the Lincoln frosch FOUR VETS tear lowt ite first game of the year,| RETURN . The other firet mckere tn the Ballard winning, 12 to 2. o league are tried and true performers. The West Seattle Franklin game | Stettic fans aren't worrying any with played first fgr the initial time last year for a complete neason, should be more at home this year, He used |to play third base Guisto at Oskiand, Origgs at Los Angeles and Mollwitz at Sacramento |all played good bail last year and are almost cinches for their jobs Griggs didn’t play gnuch last year because of an injured hand. Losing the best two men tn the league last year, Blue and Sheely, both of whom go to the big time, the crop of first basemen Im the cir cult a te AS mweet an it |The East high school has no gym i ei'h aber Gok ‘Dut at that, there jpasium, #0 they play all of their | sre some capable performers listed to games on thelr opponents’ home| isy the bags this year, and a star floor, It seems as if the school ath: | oe two of the first water may be dm» letie department could designate one | ‘'s55eq before the end of the year. |eym as the East high’s home floor, | pias sent tmctes neepeticmtite sl |where they could play half of their) Before China basmed the importa tion of opium, 70,000 tons of the drug | games. wers absorbed annually by the Chinees The next games on the midget schedule are booked Monday. Broad way should have little trouble defeat ing Ballard, when they mix at Ballard. The same goes for Queen Anne when they play East high at Queen Anne. Lincoln and Franklin clash at Lincoln In the other tussle of the day. Tt seems as the achetule makers | worked a hardship on the East high frosh and midget teams, when they outlined the schedule for the year. McGRAW AFTER CAREY? NEW YORK, Feb. 4—Trade re} mors flitting about in metropolitan MILDMAN baseball circles today had it that John MoGraw, manager of the Giants, ts dickering with Pittsburg for Max Carey to fill the center field position for the Giants, Officials of the Giants refused to comment on | the reports of the proposed trade. | Over 70 track aspirants are out for places on the Notre Dame college track tearm, Gus Desch and Jimmy urphy, Olympic games stars, are among thoue out. | 10c Manufactured in Seattle and equal to any 124%-cent cigar made anywhere. ANNOUNCING FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN PRICES ON OUR MADE TO ORDER Do You Want a Strong Bank In Which to Keep Your Hard-Earned Savings? 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The Seattle forward combination certainly missed the blond-haired wizard against Victoria the other| night and the Jooa!l puck fans will| breathe easier when Frank is back in the lineup again, VICTORIA AND | VANCOUVER MEET TONIGHT Vancouver and Victoria will clash in Victoria tonight and will meet again in Vancouver Monday, This Will give Seattle another muchneed HOPPE’S DOUGH don, the University Wildcat, in aco tion. Landof is the only man in America who has not licked Fireman Jim Flynn. hun out permitting brutal contests where an beings beat each other with clenched fists?” The foul was not ab lowed. The Battling Deacon made @ od rest. Victoria showed a marked tmprove ment here Wednesday | they figure to give Vancouver a hard rub on their own ice, Should the Aristocrats spring the unexpected and down Vancouver on Friday and | again on Monday they will be in the | thick of the fight again for the | Coast honors, | VANCOUVER HERE WEDNESDAY Vateouver will be here again on Wednesday night. Every time Seat |e bas mixed with the Millionaires | on the local fee there has been a STANDING OF THR TEAMS 7 d can hit; Pretty battle in store for the fans |. 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Ren-|, - Wray crashed home with jeuia, manhat o¢ Wile Hoppe, | "2,70 | the statement that the bill was world champion billiard player, Fri], The fight was for the benefit of measure to reform boxing—not de Gay announced he has ported $2,500 | (he voters of the state, |erado it Myers slapped the canvag for a proposed match with Edouard] The men fought according to Mar |and lay ptill. Heferee “Wee” quis of Robeft's’ riles of order.| counted him out. Horemans, Belgian champion. ‘The match, Benjamin said, win be ir, and held next October or Novem Will be for 1,000 points at 18.2 line Horemana will be allow name a side bet of from $1,000 to 25,000, Benjarnin ald he was now await ing offers from promoters. G: ¥. Pawling, of Philadelphia, al has offered $10,000 for the mate WASHINGTON | CAGERS OPEN BIG SERIES ‘Washington's cage five opens the night and four.game series in Berkeley, Cal, to that There were no clean breaks an4/ pang nisapPOINTED every man protected himself at ail/ iT aNDON’S BOUT ~ t 1 belt w: asap i pee Hitting below the belt was] on randon’ ea to aged. n to the fans. THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS pointing to the fans. Landon wanted to hy the W v Wray opened the fight with « paeniee what a punch Dan Ga aa vielous swing at “Ham and Ege” larynx workmen had been boxers, who, he said, would be| busy strengthening the glass dome of barined under the proposed ode! the capitol. But it was decided af Myera retaliated with the remark] 16 last minute that it wae éam that all prizefighter# are brutal fel-| eerous to put a human being im the lows and capable of avything.| road of one of Dan's gestures, 60 B® eorge ready he brought across the statement that | titieg “] Never Seen a Prise the Amertean Legion, at ita last an-| put Whar I Shed Some Tears.” nual convention, had voted tn faver| yandon's song couched al onal: of legalized boxing in Washington. | geepiy. It had to do with the iniquity Round even. of prize fighta the fair name of SECOND ROUND Washington, the 10 commandmesta, ‘Wray rushed, swing a terrific deo | carnivals of blood, Sears-Roebuck’s night is going a long ways i 95, t }laration that boxing was one of the! catalogue for 1895, the American com toward deciding their final ranking in " fineat «por b 01 yers| stitution, Jack Johnson and the re the Coast conference Baaketbal | {nest sporte in the world Myer standing for the season. The Bun Dodgers take on Cafifor. nia tonight and Saturday and jump to Palo Alto, where they t with the champion Stanford nqu games on Monday and Tuesday. The team will then return home, whe ary they mix with Stanford F 18 and 19 The teams are expected to Tine up as follows for tonight: Warhington, Position 4 Tal be Relic rawtor Miryam * ‘ These | sale 916 Se Caltfornta, Dough't | $5,000 bond with the boxing commis-|to carry baskets of stones in i Lebane their bi Final Clean-Up Overcoats Values Up to $45.00 Values Up to $65.00 dropped for the count of seven.| publican party. Staggering to his feet, he blocked| As the clear, flutetike tones @& cleverly with the assertion that the| Landon’s voice ranged over | prizefighters sometimes are killed in| and environs women fainted |bouts. Wray ducked, admitting that | strong men wept. When he went |raxeball players sometimes are}to protect the “reputation of Killed. 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