The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1921, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR ane May an Rare ig “mm Worth a Million Dollars,” Says Jess NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—A million dollars! It’s a lot of coin, bat that’s te Jess Willard, former heavyweight champion, says he is worth today. Oil, sale of his circus’ jpaletle k, and other deals have piled up the coin for the big fellow. Willard says it’s not the dough, but the chance to win back the heavyweight crown, that toppled from his dome when Jack Demp- sey knocked him almost loose in Toledo in 1919, that makes Willard so anxious to fight again. That’s what he says, at least. The former champion has returned to Kansas after attending to business in New York. He says that the shift of the date for his bout with Dempsey to Labor Day suits him. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921. Willard GAVVY CRAVATH, SALT LAKE SKIPPER, WILL GO TO SPRING CAMP WITHOUT BALL CLUB Bi: ae avvy Cravath for the heads BY LEO H, LASSEN manager of the Salt Be training camp on go without a ball club! It sounds strange, The Bees have ‘about five pla but neverthe it’s t the Lake first Coast of rue, Sox on the deals that sent Ernie Johnson and Ed Mulligan, to Windy team. The} Sox aren't! o verburden- ed with tal- ent. this due to the loss of a t h e} oa "money under their pillows — in "19. So far the Sox} turned over Tex Jordan, first sacker, and Byrd , a catcher, but they | F Sox won't be ready to send aed Men to the Bees until about 38th of March. By that time Spring training season will be ‘The need and ‘over. . Bees at an! Taticters, not “@f pitchers or so. Cravath r are being counted on @s rs, but Haugher may fliv Jourdan is due to hold down tase while Sigiin is slated gecond. The catehing staff is present two, and} city} of regulars who found _ BY LEO #. F THE I club and ¥, M. ©, ‘day nights and at the ¥. M. ©, A. IT LOOKS like Willie Hoppe, the master billiard player, has formidable opponent on his horizon at last. of the cue for so long that he is taken for granted to be a constant win ner, is a cinch to meet Edovard Horemans, the Belgian cuc wirard, special match in the East soon, The Beigian has been knocking the liveries dead in the 18.1 and 18.2 balkiine game, LASSEN league March, he will club, ‘rs coming from the Chicago White infielders, on Saturdays. City Basketball league wants to draw any patrons to Its games the league officials will have to snap into their duties more, At the Crystal Pool Thursday night the first game did not get under way until 9 p.m and the referve scheduled to officiate didn't show up. were Just seven paid admissions at Thursday's games, The Orystal on the trade that sent | poot has cancelled its agreement with the league because of the poor Sheely to the Chicago/attendance at the games. The league will finish its spason on the Hills’ A. floors, games being played at the Elks’ on Wednes Tho smaller Moors | shoukl tend to speed up the play, because the Pool floor was too big for the class of ball played in the elty circuit, ered the cost of admission to 25 cents, which ix the same price charged | jet Star league games last year, There are silll a lot of geod gamer }left on the City league schedule, and the crowds will come if the tilts two [AFC Fun off in a business like manner not to mention a couple) And the league has low. | Hoppe, who has been king It should be & game preity with Byler, Lynn and | Werth watching when these stars of the green cloth get together, needs some! Stroud and Cravath to help out Walter McCredie, . » Will go to his spring camp Dwith a Mock of talent, but judz-| tag from the men he has signed far, like Cravath, he'll without a ball club. the Portland) go to SECOND [RS IN LEAGUE For the most part thero will be corps of veteran second sackers the Coast league this year. y, Seattle; Paddy Siglin, Salt Lake: Crandall, Los Angeles; Marty n, Sacramento, and Bob Cincy keystone man, tin Fitzgerald, the San Fran-| Wiseo outfielder, ts a holdout. He ‘Tas presented his terms for the Mason to Manager Graham and the | Seal boss says there isn't a chance! the Gokten Gate club paying to be traded to some club) he will get what he thinks “e@ the Cincy Reds this spring, will ‘get in condition for the Reds’ spring “raining season with the University | “of California ball tossers. Sammy | ‘Just returned from the Orient with @ bunch of leaguers who toured in the Far East. Bohne is in great “shape right now, according to re ‘ports from San Francisco. | ZAMLOCK TO | COACH CALIFORNIA Cari Zamiock, who played utility) ‘Toles for the Seattle club last year, Will coach the University of Call- fornia ball team again this year.| Whe Californians had a very suc last year and made tour of the East, Where the Golden Bears defeated | fome of the leading coliege teams. Zamlock isn’t sure whether or not > he will return to Seattle this year PLENTY OF UTILITY MEN / Hf Zamiock returns to Washes and the deal for Manuel “Cueto, the Cuban tosser, is com- | pleted, the Seattle club will have plenty of utility men. Both Zam and Cueto can play most any Position on the team. And then ‘there's Ray Bates, who is being counted on strongly to make a comeback. It will be hard to keep! Bates out of the lineup if his throw | ing arm rounds intp condition be cause of his great hitting. With Cueto, Bates and Zamiock around, Manager Kenworthy will certainly " Bave plenty of handy men WOLTER SAYS HP WILL BE IN SHAPE Harry Wolter, the fielder, who had the worst season} @f his career last year, he Will be in shape again for the com fing race. Wolter played some ‘Swell ball for Sacramento two ye ago. He was traded to and then proceeded to pla Neague baseball. He was shipped to San Francisco and then wa dered over to Salt Lake. The F finally shifted him back to Beals and now the Seals turned him over to Seattle With the outfielders already on hand and with a couple of more! g00d men coming up, Wolter will) certainly have to show a million per cent improvement over his! ferm of 1920 to break into the «rai outfield. Chances are that Wolter will traded to some other club. veteran out the have/ agai: be MILDMAN CIGARS 10c Manufactured in Seattle and equal to any 1214-cent cigar made anywhere. | chance to re ling in a drug BECAUSE BROWN & cation held until next fall. N’S billiard parlors will change their lo | soon, The Star's annual three cushion billiard tourney will net be The pocket billiard meet which was billed for Pope Sibley’s a few weeks ago, but canceiled beeause of lack of interest at! LINCOLN PREP HOOPERS HOLD. LEAD WTANDING OF THE THAMA on m | LAncotn @ West Beatie Lincoin stil} holds Jta lead in the prep school basketball race, but the Fallwplitters just did now t Hal lard in thelr tussel at Lincoln Friday The final score was 15 to 11. Ba was apparently outclasmed at the of the third quarter, when the sex was 15 to 4, but the Beavers regis tered seven points in the final ses mion while the Jeaders didn’t score | any . Play was fagt th the first half, Lincoln ringin® up a 7 to 2 trad, lard wag playing a five-man de fonse and thelr offensive Altogether of long shots. Lincoln's offensive spurted tn the third quarter and the leaders regis tered four field goals sion was all Ballard’s If Ballard had played a passing game thruout, like they did in final quarter, they would have bh j}a much better chance of winn |Shew, who did some nice shooting from the floor, was a dismal failure shooting from the foul line, as he scored but one out of about 10 tries. Heaketh at center, and Nollan at forward, were the bright lights for the time, will also be inaugurated then. With the wealth of star cue tne winners, while Shew at forward players in Seattle, there should be some rattling good competition in| and Lowry and Dunean at guards, | ih meets, WITH WILLIE JOHNSTON and Willlam Tilden, the boys who copped | | played stellar ball for the Beavers The lineup Lineotn (18) the Davie tennis cup for America from Australia, on their way home, tennis clubs in California and thruout the East, where the pair plan to play exhibition games, are planning a real welcome for them. [not so long ago that a tennly player was ranked as a pink tea sort of Tit aM individual by the pablic in general, but of late years the game hax Marty Krug, |SPtung into popularity and right now there are more people in the world ‘said to be playing tennis than any other game Tennis is rapidly grow: | ios in popularity in Seattle, judging from the big demand for courts last In an effort to spread interest in the game, The Star instituted . Vernon, have all seen con. | its first anuual tennis tourney at Woodland pask last yeam While the service in the Coast cir.| meet was handicapped by bad weather, neverthelens it was voted a big Oakland will shift Brubaker | Steers, and the entry list, the largest of any tourney of the season, short to second while Rath, |mbraced most of the leading players in the city ja) again thin year, some time in June. A longer reservation for the courts | for the samo berth be be asked, and with the experience of staging one tourney, the | year. should be just that much more successful. WHEN BILL, TILDEN, the world’s net champ, was in Seatile he said by a ncore of 17:15. the best way in the world to popularize tennis is to get the youngsters | as } regular Woodland park spoiled Broadway's chances for the | wextorran Jack Britton fe a perfect “26.” February 7 will find the welter champ, who has boxed for 17 out of| his 36 years, defending hia title against his old rival, Ted (Kid) Lew is, at Madison Square Garden in a 15-rounder. i It is the champion’s first trip to! | the Garden since Tex Rickard opens | shop there for title matches The Britton-Lewis engagement will be their 17th in the ring. They have been called the ping-| pong welter kings, / Lewis won the title from Britton at Dayton, Ohio, in 1917 Britton won it back yer on St Putrick’s day at Canton, Ohio, by a kayo. Lewis has made several trips to England to box. He has been taking }on middleweights in order to keep coin coming in matched October, go thru to but with Lewis was unable to the match. Then them. Rickard talked the boys their trip across the pond Lewis holds the welter Europe. a London promoter booked t out of title ot | NEW YORK, Feb. 5 welterweight chan Lewis finished 15-round title in Madison have posted forfeits punds at lock a slight favorite in the with a lot of Lewt ht from those who be nglishman has a fine in the champtonship. | NEW YORK, Feb. 5.——Benny Leon ord, lightweight champion, has bee matched to meet the winner of the Britton-Lewis fight by Tex Rickard. i mnounced here today, F Gibson, manager of the lightweight king, has agreed a meeting in Madison Square Garden HEAD LOCK WINS AGAIN Y, Feb. 6 y gave Strangler Lewin a furious battle last night in the main bout of the wrestling show at Convention hall, but finally sue cumbed to the champion's head lock Brit and today rap Mon-| Square Gar. Jack on, ning for their day night den. Both weigh 147 Britton is early bettin money in * lieve the to or a t wag to k in Chicago the sentiment of the baseball fans seems to be calling for Buck Weaver to be returned to the fold. Weaver is said to be work store in the Windy City, protesting his innocence while not selling drugs | The mont for your money, the best for your mouth, the anfest for ‘your Ith, ja the guar- given by can The meet will be held weth 2. Free throw Anderson. Meaketh 2, thew Lg L Willlama, Umpire— Mil Raltard’s second team nosed the Lincoln scrubs, 9 to 6. out Smarting under three consecutive defeats, the Franklin cage tossers staged a comeback when they de |feated the fast Hroadway quintet yesterday on the Mount Raker floor ‘The win came to the fans and & surprise and girls under 18 years | championship. for several years, ia goin; erack at the Catifernia ship this in “ which will be held on gies Country club course 6, 7 and &. Urinwold is mecorn) . “WY Cole went slong he boys. The two will com- ington club te all dresed waiting the Marry Grittion, ‘aptain south (with a sort of over at Cuba) his bearings the seanon at the the ne winter” of the trustees of the| held K meet in! house and grounds com Origa Fo members held last Tuesday in the Other officers Schoephoester, Crider, see- connty-city baliding elected were: Ad vice president ; retary- treasurer 5. ¥ Fdgar 1 (re-elected) ; Kellison, Bridge, . Seott and Lee Hewitt, el tn home Ly -appomted «to ald Just as soo weit, The game was fast and scrappy |thruout, but neither team showed | much teanwork. “Spence” Harris | j was the star for Broadway white) Greene and Cole showed up for the winners. Frankiin (17) Chute (2) Green (1) The Tiroe@way (is) Mondehetn . Carmody (3). | Harrie (2) (9) Molater | Maury (4) Hubstitutions: tor Martie for Mondahetm, Gila for Marri« DARCY DEFEATS McGOORTY PORTLAND, Feb. 6 the most terrific .ring ever seen in Portland, Darey, local middleweight, measure of the W Fédie McGoorty, winning the cision at the end of the 10th round here last night Darcy floored counts of four and third and again for cig ninth, MoGoorty retaliat jwhat in the seventh knocked Darcy down and srorKy Billy décision from Eddie Coulon of New Knowles encounters Jimmy took the McGoorty seven in the t in the 1 some- when left for him ing appointments ehaifinag), Le i. D. Md “ Gat pects to be up and arow next week. His flewt at which handicap and greens commit- and wou tee wi will be appointed, Over 100 members! w the Uni al meeting Jast Ayer ornity president board of directors cr y of the el insisting of Milner Roberts, Ly! nm O'Bryan, Aw Houston, David Thi Hogue Orleans. RIDLEY BEATS ERNIE FARREN SPOKANE, Feb Pacific coast bantamweight cham pion, scored a technical knockout lover Ernie Farron of Yakima, here last night when Referee Waddie Quinn stopped the bout early }the fourth round. The fix wa Hidley’a all the way, despite the superior height weight of Far BILL BRENNAN WINS BY K. O. MADISON, Wis, Feb. 6.—Bi ennan scored a technical knockout Al Benedict, heavyweight, in the round of @ sensational bout last night, B jct's seconds oased a towel into the ring sixth h Leonard tive out Unive He exp | begin jat the | noon ity of Washington ete a big turnout Folsom and The course in rapidly | to shape and @ busy season the Wright & Diston store there, Climatic conditio ult Jack Iuston, # nerved hin the watchful © Heattle chub Daddy, bring bh French Pas be eliminated Lundberg Rupture | free tria to prove ite 1101 rains Avenue sin Montana did not he has r city after spending a urned feu) at th p ne some of Boldt's Advertisement TRUSS TORTUE by w Support superiority. NDBERG CO, e Sea Butte pren Bob ring the We give to ° Christensen’ School for Dancing BROADWAY AND MAL Classes now being forr adults and children * Monday, Vebruary 7th STANDARD DANCES TAL New e| consisted | The last wen | Mascott won an eight-round Bud Ridley, | in} | BEARS | DEFEAT “Ww” CAGERS #TANDING OF THE THAMN 1 1, Feb. 5.—Was od in the openin feage game on thelr California tr t lant night, but it was only b the margin of one point, the Ur versity of California winning 33 California held a 20 to 10 les the end of the first half, but War ington came*back and tied up th ore at 32 to 32 with a coup! |weconds to Ko California fe | ward toswed a fr th thy won the game, Sellk and Coop we jhigh men, scoring 18 points each, The Lineup Washington ington was Coop, in ow California Hymen Larkby Kagleston Le Hane The tr lithe . Corbe # will play aeain Baturday | Keil Hiake Kont Leon [Sete | Mobere so. Konet Views one Mt A ™ AMERICAN KXPHEss 1 133 ie 136 rr 116 Me 2 us a Hughes ir MoPariand | awards In one of Ke Koons Burne Me MOORE IS | AFTER LYNCH When Joe Lynch begins defendin his Vantamweight crown Pal Moore the Memphis mixer, is said to be one of the real contenders for the crow He seems to have something on the title The University of California Stanford University baseball will tour the Orient this year Zamlock, California coach, who member of Gene Doyle's part rrangements for the college nin Ca Allison is slated to | or baseball practice when y ence and for all Indian See the new Model arrived—in their special car, or ‘OROYE ur com TERMS TO SUIT AYTON BICYCLES 1.0 1.000 ryan Joe} as he shaded him before Lynch won The Hockey Pinyer Team Games kinner, -Vancou Harris, Vanec Frederickson, Victoria Voyston, Seattle Riley ttle J, Adams, Vancouver Morris, Seattle inderdale, Victoria Oatman, Victoria k, Vancouver MacKay Walker C. Loughlin, Victoria W. Loughlin, Victoria Patrick, Victoria Rickey, Benttle in, Beattie shnson, Victoria H. Meeking, Victoria Dunean, Van W. Adams, V Vane Vancouver attle Seattle Vancouver or uver or Vancouver Beattle h ue ip Dy 4 at h ne of or at re wireau, Taylor, Howe. Murray Lehman, 8 tt i rd WILL TOUR EUROPE NEW YORK, Feb. 6. —Jack Demp: , World's heavyweight champion de Europe, it wag learned | here today. With his manager, Jack Kearns, he is to nail late next week London, where he will start an exhibition tour that will include Eng land, France and probably other | countries, Kearns could not be located today but the story was confirmed by one of bis closest associates, | The champion can engage In only exhibition work, ag the terms of his | agreement with the promoters of the | *| Dempsey Carpentier bout prohibit him from engaging tn a contest in Murope until he meets the French-/ man. | It wit be the first trip of the heavyweight king to foreign coun tries, and big financial returns are | expected from Carpentier’s strong which have had their only tm | of the champion from mov: | ures. H MIDGET CAGE | LEADERS MIX | One of the best basketball tiffs of the prep league season should be in store for high school fans when the Queen Anne and Broadway midgets | tangle at Queen Anne Thursday. The Tigers are leading the race with five straight wins, while Queen Anne's | basket shooters are right on their heels with four wins and one lox. Broadway notched up a win on Queen Anne in the Broadway gym, ‘but the Hill team has a big advant-| age when playing on its home floor. | Three games are on tap Monday in the midget league, Broadway plays Ballard at Ballard, Queen Anne en. rtains East High and Franklin and ln get together at Lincoln. CITY LEAGUE CAGE GAMES ‘Two games are booked for the City Basketball league tonight, The Fl-| mer Noble Rainier post five will tan- with the Northern Life Insurance team, and the Y. M. C, A. will mix with the Silent Frats, Both games are to be played at the “Y.” MORROW MAY RECOVER Lackey Morrow, Spokane feather weight, dangerously {ll in Spokane from blood poisoning, is given a good jchance to recover, He was removed from the hospital to his home, but doctors advised his return to the hos. | pital after a slight turn to the worse CHAMP BELT IS IN HOCK © black opal belt given to Jack Johnson as a symbol of the world’s ‘heavyweight championship — years | Jago, is in a Boston pawnshop win. | CHI FANS PAID MILLION Chicago baseball fans paid a mil lion dollars to see the White Sox and Cubs play last summer. 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Mewking Pesiey Meeking (> Victoria, Frederick: son from Ostman, 2:46. (2) Vancouver, Skinner from Ha: €:12. (3) Vancouver, Adama from Mackay, 6:04. Substitutions: None, Penaities: None. Second period: (4) Victoria, W. Lough lin, 14:42. (5) Vancouver, Mackay from Skinner, 3:3 Substitutions der Right Wing Lett Wing Center ireau Firat period NH. Meeking for Dun- ities: Duncan, 2 minutes; Oatmi minutes: Lehman, 2 minutes period Bubstitutto fokson; Frederick Mecking for Meeking: Dunde: Penalties: None. Referee: Ton. Me's back im California again. This bird Bert Colima, eles middleweight, must be some socker. Me floored Johnny MeCarthy thelr recent fight. It's the first time in ovr recollection that anybody floored the Terrible Motorman. holding the center of the stage ip San Franciece sport right now, The famous Zbyss- ko mat men, Ad Santel, Kart Cad- The next big mat match ts booked tor | & week from Monday, when Earl Cad- dock, former champion, wrestles Jim London, the Greek title holder, in a one fail ch in New York the Los An-| twice In| ever | SKINNER LEADS PUCK SCORERS Alfie Skinner, Vancouver wings | steps out in front in the Coast hockey scoring race today an the re sult of Jast night's game agninst VI to in which he notched up ongy goal and two assists, Smokey” Harris, Vancow other wing man, is tied for second y with Frank Frederickson, Vie toria’s #tar center, with 17 points, Jim Kiley and Frank Foyston, Se attie forwards, are tied for fourt honors with 16 points each, 4 Jack Adams, of Vancouver, t still the bad man of the league with 36 minutes on the penalty bench, VANCOUVER HERE WEDNESDAY Vancouver's powerful ice club will | | tangle with the Mets at the Arena again Wednesday. If they dish up the same brand of hockey that they jhave in the other games so far this®} season it's a cinch to be another bear of a battle. |FOYSTON BACK | MONDAY Good news for Seattle ice fanst | Frank Foyston, Seattle's crack cem lter, who was out of the game Wede | nesday here against Victoria, will be’ back in the lineup when the team practices Monday. “Doc club trainer, says Frank will be @ K. for the Vancouver tilt. Fe injured his shoulder in Vancouver | |last Monday and It was thought for awhile that he might have to sit om |the bench for some time. | OTTAWA IN EASTERN PLAYOFF Ottawa, 1920 world's hockey ch pions, e cinched a place in Eastern playoff by winning the half of the season. They are tied with Les Canadiens for the ership in the second half. The Otta | wa club defeated Seattle in the last year for the World’s title. VANCOUVER VS. VICTORIA MONDAY Vancouver and Victoria will again in Vancouver Monday This gives the Seattle team another much needed rest, as they had play ed four games in a week pre we. the rest. a ‘They're still falling for Prank Parmer tn Portiand. The brave will go 10 rounds wil! Billy St. Paul heavyweight, in Wednesday. ‘That's why it is so hard t get anywhere with our busines board with full Give us thirty organize and then turn it to US. and if we don’t STREET CAR SYSTE! solid, substantial, paying we don't want a cent. Just. New Fashioned Thrift HE spinning wheel and the home- dipped tallow’ candle no longer in- dicate thrift. fashion, These have gone out of But old-fashioned thrift never is out of date. The family that practices it brings contentment to its fireside. A savings account is indication of thrift. the up-to-date The more often you make a savings deposit the easier it becomes for you. Start now and watch grow. 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