The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1921, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1921. ! BLACK [— Theres Jinx | MIDGET | Metean Craves | | PUCK SOX TO | ricacds'Giraen| CAGE | keting Crown | TEAMS “3 BE TRIED |sisccxtee"| 0 TITLE [asemsathcictest|| FIGHT IN MARCH secsecster| AT STAKE |iccsess icy) FOR LEAD | 7 vet corner Jinx announced today, McLean, after aT ine dee », Feb, 9.4 nited Press.) » Lynch sat in it and Nfted h i t return of TIGERS IN | THRILLER midget basketball title will be / Tosae Douglas 15, Broadway 1% ' Galtisag Ur ween vadeomue Cl j ine _retura 9€ Bhooting with deadly accuracy and : ght Chicago Whi ball] the bantam title from Pete Her uke Thuraday afternoon, when |] 11°" wh ae pga to rank k center, the floor in big league fash. | players, who were indicted with Abe{] man, But here are the losers the powerful Broadway ‘Tigers tan: || ee ne amplon's k's re he fe x Douglas, Queen Anne's star | Attell, and several others, for throw joa Welling, kayoed by Benny ||@le with the Queen Anne Iittle fol-|| yn on” tee Cnmenny att 1 in out to grab § Was the whole works in the ing the 1919 world series at Cincin Leonard in 14 rounds. lows at n Anne. The Tiger tase 2 m Vancouver im M battle against Broadway | nati, will go on trial here Mareh 14 Bill Brenna sprawled = by | are ¢ the moe at the present their battle at the Arena tonight ‘Quwen Anne yesterday, The Quay it wan announced today, Their trial| | Dempsey in 12 with six straight wine, wh Vancouver slipped back into first Made al! of his team’s points ; will be held before Criminal Court Uchie Mitchell, stopped by on Anne has won five and hammering the yee The game was a thriller from} | Judge Willlam Dever seunara ih oth that one defeat being marke squad twice in the past week. Be t© Whistle and the final min Dever announaed that he would se Naturally there will be no mad Broadway in their clas attic has been enjoyir q that the case went to trial on sched: || scramble for the Jinx corner by @ st. sok ule boxers in the fucure Queen Anne will have a big ad-| RECOVERS | Ena oprer linge: Oatorprege “T will have the decks all cleared, vantage in playing on thelr own week by the loss of Koyston, who in 5 | i and will not consider any requests | . floor, because it ix the smallext gym jured hin wh ler in a fall the pre | for poxtponementa,”” he maid, “It munt in the local high school league, and vious Monday in Van on He will a to trial in K. toni: Of the struggle fairly kept the] that packed the bill gym in °o the score 11 to 10, Queen ‘ diately.” Only two of |the baskets are located on the walls adh od Heading, in the final period the indicted players appeared ih court 7] Broadway has been slightly weak: | Il I NESS Both teams are to take the Carmody, Broadway forward. today, were “Happy” Inet - ened for the big game by the low bee th their z @ pretty shot from mid-floor utfielder, and Buck Weaver, third of Taukno, stellar guard, who innow| gp AUGUSTINE, Fla. Feb. 9.—| 22% follow: man, Hoth of these players plan attending Franklin. He has been re Put Broadway one point in the ha A. Comiskey, owner of the |, “ A few seconds la Douglas to make a fight. Weaver is reporte pinced by Gene Ward. Broadway | chicago White Sox, in here recover 4 . the ball in a scrimmage and fod wilting to was Fr $500 that he will 2)) © shite in the Ballard game,|ing from @ nervous breakdown ey. ft into Quegn Anne's basket 10 with the te Box this coming aning ele at running gt “lve 4 sounds since | walk TELEPHONE LEAG gained 5 pon vis Broadway 5 toms tine, It was season All the other players, ex Wines, on pet |Shifting him from ter Pet Engng ony og gg u Peize shot of, the day. He fol cepting Hal Chase, were represent " 419 | placing Wagner at center, | Ota Rasen ae ma es it up by converting two fouls, | ed by counsel ‘ f = Hy tT} {didn't work out very well “I never felt better In my life. the best Broadway could do} asistant State's Attorney George at on) | TIGER “I'm getting impatient. for the & converted foul | ¥ man announced that he ex ET ‘ ACES | baseball weason to open first half ended with Queen! pected to start extradition proceed ee The Tigere will depend upon the; “With Judge Landis at the head }leading, 11 to 9 Neither team | ings against Chase and KR. Brown. Meter Vehicles scoring ability of “Army” Marion and|of the game it’s sure to be another im the third quarter, and both said to be a New York gambler 149 Welch to bring home the bacon. Ed) big year four points in the final session. Neither of these two were repre Fork expected to be the ace on And I'm mighty hopeful about fas deserves a world of credit sented. the defenne our chances to win a pennant. We'll fine exhibition, because he at difficulty ts expected in get Queen Anne ts depending largely surprine the fans. & whale of a game without ting a jury to try the players was upon Herb Rivers and Tilton to run Schalk and Collins are practically the bail. His work blended indicated by Dever’s order instruct up thelr pointa Rivers ix one of|a whole team in themselves: with the speedy passing of |ing the sheriff to call a jal venire tho best forwards in the midget| “If we line up a hard-hitting out-| Quays. of 100 men for the trial league. Tilton plays center. field, we'll be there t THO A win for Broadway will give! “Cleveland and the Yankees are! | ENDIC TED them fairly safe sailing for the rert| the teams we'll have to beat Broadway Spencer Harris, at ‘The oted are all former 701 93 t39—~a30a | o% the way, while a win for Queen| “And all of us will have to watch! sessg Dougia oping inte quite played the leading role. He jw te Gandil, Oxear | a Anne will knot the race. In case of| Detroit. It’s my opinion that Ty | ar athlete Hesides plage Felech, Charles Risberg, Fred Me 4 Quay win, the hill t as “bask nine of Broadway's » Carmody, at the oth also played a nifty & m will have |Cobb will succeed just as wel been a the inside track for the title, If| Tris Speaker hag done. Peck tax be airen a uM Broadway should tie Queen Anne on| “That fellow Cobb—he’s always |tns spring and does a bit of pole yankee © for! While Manager Bill Essick had one of the sweetest pitch-| Mullin, George Weaver, Claude Wil ing staffs in the minors last year he’s still adding hurlers to| 4m Joe Jackson and Edward Ci ted Broad sah tg 7 cotte . i the seanon's games, the title reverts | thinking. He's like my catcher ? Me won the city by & 15 to 13 count it was the his mound corps. The latest addition is Ernie Shore, former| rhe aneged gamblers indicted are | 80408 +e. se be #to the Quays, as they held it last| Schalk. He's straining to win all the ae, ee aead cath, meme “eae “pore that Broadway defeated big league star. Shore comes to the Tigers in the deal that) racheld Brown, William Burns Abe ise Year. thabes tee 10th eee ok Goan ee THE “L expect to see Cobb out there £° LINEUPS ting an exageple ti stenting es ne ae See eee, Se 4°? | ‘The teams are slated to tine up as| Ke he used to do.” official im Wee Rennie, The big McGRATH | fashion in bis game = far this oo Anne by when they met in! sent Johnny Mitchell to the Yanks. A few years ago Shore | Attel. Joweph J. Sullivan and — igame at Broadway earlier in| ias one of the best pitchers in the business when he was with| Cast. Attell is the former pusil Chase the former ball player Mneups follow: | the Boston Red Sox. Then came the war and Shore served) “ney are charged with obtaining Position Queen Anne! time in the navy. During the past season or so that he has|money under false pretenses and Tyee been with the Yanks the big fellow hasn't delivered as € with oe w goed aihiacidmeiie kde aes “ bouriss| pected. He may find his bearings in the Coast league this! ,.) 00" of, e sereniants Me es 3 ra Mccarthy (¢)| year and if he does he should make a mighty good man for | pai each. The others haven't been more for Mondaneim, followr Portion re 4 the champions. arrested. , - ie to. | Cleotte, Wiitiams and Jackson con: | Mex ; ! | In the only other game booked f larrie 2 Car ° ] feased before the grand jury, After | Winebe ay 4 = pied inthe West Seattle Doug: Rickard Says the deal to throw the series was today, Franklin will meet Bast High| James McGrath, winner of The | Wi RYI AND made, sald Cleotte, he found $10,000 at Franklin. Franklin should win| Star ice racing ttle, is willing to| | The West Seattle ¢ | ilson Wants | un ler hin pillow. Williama sald he |Nettertied .. Te ats | Without any trouble. | race tn apectal event with Phil | Ponins eames, a ah | . v" Meyers - 1 136 an Donahue and Jim Price at the Arena | being played | in was given $10,000, which he split) Mere" i» oae oae HH} oon ye schedul Pst bes tl] he cutie, 6 taen COPS —__ in Satie Sera ie eae awesscaee FH HR ft] WHILE ES |! pams.indec way are compote,» ots ot le Seah eee meee 9%, teO*Biwunt || | auiglieveight champion, | paid, were “cheated” out of the spoils | Marr examccon-c. 150 183 176— Ges] The finals of The Star races pro —— hell 3 | wants $35,000 to meet Mike promined . them. | tee one—2003 | D OCTOR NOW Saaldoon, Wer tie Cami oeute ee “MUNI” COURSE x ANNE VS. |] O'Dowd or Harry Greb, according 1 ore Sete | woe COLUMBUS, ©. Feb, 9.—Coach | stage a special race between this! IS SUCCESS FRIDAY : to Promoter Tex Rickard, who PLA | Jack Wilce in now serving as an in-|trio. Donahue finished second and promises to be another | Sys he ty thru with negotiations HEADI OC | Owner Chartes Contes: ot the YANKS ON |terne In Protestant howpital here. He Price third in The Star races. A| SAN DIEGO, Feb. 9—The mum cage battle is down on the|| for the champlon’s services. wen a cage PO sen ng 00 TRAIL OF completed hin medical education while | special prize will be donated by the | cipal golf course here is a busy place, for Friday when Queen Anne Wilson fs to meet Johnny Se ee coon eee coaching Ue 1919 team at Obio State. | Arena to the winner. The receipts for December were $20, With Lincoin at Lincoin. It|| Cleach in Cleveland, February 16, BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 9.—-Mary. | that 8 fee pica eager He aima to become an accomplished| If Donahue and Price are willing |000. There have been 23% golfers om a be a bear of a battle. If|| !" 4 10-round, nodecision bout. land is teaching its state police the gy Vo rg vs Daborgon yr ioe ‘hada * JACOBSON surgeon. Next summer he'll teach | to race they should get in touch with |the links at one time, “Fore” is the headlock | nether wplhot. of the expose | foothal ol ‘ pon edge glen thecal Sean tite, | ‘The coppers aren't going in for|Ushtening up on gamblers in various) ST, LOUIS, Feb. 9—-Owning 1» i at Coluasbin university, Muldoon at the Areus Snmediately. pansword; play the final game of the| jthe wrestling game. The punishing * te ices ee i a — satinty the New York | ween head grip will be > inally the mag: anke oom bee owt nm Seine one pods yon. th. Saad them } tatks of war to the knife, anda new| They want @ “Raby Doll,” too. order to k Colonel Baughman, head of the| sus. to make Federal Judge Lan-| Huggins in engineering a three Gresauny. te mtate policy, has en Ow dia of Chicago the supreme dictator | cornered deal that may take William the Ralleolt Zz Schetaiain to tenth mr us| and arbiter of baseball at $42,600 a |~Raby Doll” Jacobson, star St, Louis floor. the constabulary the Strangier Lewia |7**7: t? sulde the destinies of the) Brown outfielder and slugger, to New hold. 2, amma |gamne thru clear waters York. ANGE IN Jacobson ts one of the most feared PROSECUTORS batters in the American league He Meanwhile Harley Replogte, the! hits in the pinches, His bat has Schoeniein holds a victory ever | © ; Horemans, Welgion cue star, n't |tewin He's one of the tow weontiors | wage, crack guard, is attend Sawn open Sins who has been able to evade al | Bavece, hte attend 9 ge wan the fatal | sistant state's attorney who con-| driven in many runs, in high school again. It) lock. oomend Strangler Lawiw headleck bas hand- ee |ducted the grand jury expore, has! Here's the “Baby Dolls” 1920 rec- oo oe igre apearye Le yppandiyerer Sia ty OF | cone out of office as the result of | ord: t the big fellow was simply out of ganized, are taking intenstve train- | ord | | the election. Fintshed fifth to Sister tn batting. | for Operation on his nose. ing. Robert Crowe, the new state's at-| Scored 97 rune | Se ce ba: amenas to pls | torney, mys his asnis George| Mado 216 hits, of which $4 were [ : ‘Queen Anne Friday. If Sav. orman, will try the « Gorman | doubles, 14 triples and 9 home runs. | Here's what they are being taught: ‘ a taka, Adhibteh, bacianid es tae | toeares rt eo axes conten = oe Serine Setenes. Tauiber at ecate abba MMNMREN | bones neater ca ices eta mvaee te dt Fate + ao land robbers and “it is more impor-| Daddy, bring home some of Poldt’s r et eel oie tices Soaks teal wane sont | faadlock grip. ltant to try these first.” | French Pantry.—-Advertisement, | Rout the class of the guards in the | 7S) cieden, Eve, for next summers | f¥ Men will get into many rowgh-| 3¢ convicted the indicted men | - al |tourney, at $12 per, and there's only |Ondtumble fights,” mays Colonel | could each be given two years in Cash Your Pay Checks Where your mail and phone calis have the personal attention of the management, THE ZERO 214 Jefferson Bt, 3. W. HACKETT, Mer. Phone Main 2618 Card Tables The training program lasts for 20; | days. 5.0000 available i | Baughman. prison and fined $5,000 1s Col Houston admita he has his eyen| "1 Want them developed to a point — POSITION lon several sites for the Yanks new hema | Where they will not only holg their Dougtas gfe Out Of | iis first site was pretty high jown, but will be able to whip dny av. VANCOUVER at center. The Quay ace is 4 e erage man.” | Mic tartecane oe] Mesos wateataM* [Safwan wie tenet tace’ WINGS LEAD of big men at the hill school - Sam whip Germany by organizing forced to play the pivot berth.| Silm Jess Winters has been gtren a fat ling bi boxing program overman, te| ICE SCORERS @ score even more points if/ (rest ta, make srod a & pitcher FOF) 11) wy nockout” instructor. | at forward, because he | Schoenlein holds three jobe—he's| Vancouver's wing men are stitl) have to batk check so/ | Tennis pierce ving anime racket | wrestling instructor at Princeton, the | tied for the scoring honors in the ac! Baltimore Athletic club and at the| Coast league with 19 points each. | The same foes for Spencer Harris, | state Police department. Alfie Skinner, right wing, han 17 Broadway captain. Harris is lost | MULDOON | He's getting in trim now for a|goais and a pair of aasixta, while| menoes at center. He's a nat | comeback. “Smokey” Harris, left wing, has six | pal forward and Ke should be played | PLANS LADY He'll chatlenge Lewis again, wetie snk 35 Se ae Frank Frederickson, | | MITCHELL HOCKEY TEAM) CITY CAGE iri nc sah ine! 4 Hoek: “ on, >, ‘a his t | MGETS “BIDS? — | Taare wuss rere stuatoon ws puar| CHAMPS pool ogg ee Sigg Vir Mlzattonsey 11 goals and seven assists Specials are being offered in every department during Cheas- ty’s Removal Sale. Every day sees some great bargain offered -some merchandising value that appeals to the most discriminat- ing buyer. : Cigars PricesDown HOYT’S CUSE, Feb, 9.— “Mixer”| ning for the feature event for the } I, cadet boxer who is earning | next few weeks between periods at BILLED Frank Foyston, Seattle center, and DOUGHNUTS pod 1 yy thru school with his fists, is| the Coast league hockey games at Jim Filey, local left wing, are tied | a as 33 many challenges. Among the | the Arena. STANDING OF THY TRAMS | ‘for fourth place with 16 points each. | REDUCED 3 i are Harlem Eddy Kelly,| Pete is working on plans for a) “ - Ee ielaney and Rocky Kansas. —_| three-team league, with teams to be | Ma pres nouthwtek : 4s RAY FINALLY N tso} anne! paj a os — entered from Vancouver Victoria 1 ia00] _ Stetson, Dunlap, Knox Outi fl i j and Seattle. Further c ts | University Cor 3 eT} a te a, Am ate - ya ELAHOMA CITY, Okla, Feb, 9,/ 0nd Sea urther announcements | C + last DEFEATED h i will follow as fast as Pilot Pet YM. CA : 467 | Cc zen and C, & K. hats—choice mas and night shirts more boxing bouts will be held as Pilot Pete af) gexmann Furniture 2 4 NENW YORK, Feb. 9.—Jole Ray. | ; t 1 Montil the sport 1s legalized, local | FAN6es the details. | EI cr Pgh ei opatit eh oder l selections from broken now 3314% off our reg- promoters announced today. A| | 5 ‘aes |o¢ the Olsmple ramen, wan beaten tor |{] Made and Sold ONLY lots —are included _ in ular prices. Special bill is now before the legis STANFORD 4: 009 | tay atone thane chen Sie pea Aanastonn at 322 Pike St. this great special. Of- prices for pajamas $2.35 The champion MacDongall-South. | Competition ast night by Harold | ferings regularly priced to $3.65, and for night YOUNG MAN’S BEATS wick cage team will «wing into ac-|Cutbill, the “Boston preacher.” Cut- HOY I S at $6 to $9 now $3.95. robes $1.35 to $2.65. | bin ran the mile and a half for the tion in the City league again tonight, FANCY WASHINGTON when the department store five| Rodman Wanamaker cup In 6:55 3-6. a sibel ait clashes with the Systern Sign Co, five | Earl Thompson equalled the indoor coogi pe, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.|at the Elks’ club, The champs are | tecord in the 70-yard low hurdles and jwas a Sunday afternoon tn the) Feb. 9.—Stanford university de-| figured to win. ame within a second of the world | |= = a — and Jack and his best girl) feated the University of Washing-| In 1 | of Washing he other games the Etks tan-| record in the high hurdles. ee Sdmiring the weather, the ton, 30 to 22 Pacific coast | gle with the Eckmann Furniture Co | “af and eee the clothes | conference basketball game here | an: ‘ . a ‘ce 1 the University Commercial club passers | Tuesday nigh | meets the Silent Five aggregation, DODGERS “Gladys,” he Ppliweeet, “see that) ‘This isthe second straight win | ——. - SIGN ahead of us. The one with the | for Stanford. SPRINGFIELD, m Feb. 9. Myiiah Spring sult. That's what 1) Washington's team left for Se-| Raseball crooks will be sent to prison|..NEW YORK, Feb. 9—Inflelder ‘gail @ classy outfit. Why don't you/attle after the game | . Jimmy Johnston, Pitcher Haberbam | something like that? Because, | — - Durham and Raymond Dukes have i she looks classy in it-—you'd look | oni th 8, Mo., Feb. 9.—Bantam. signed new form contracts with the know how I think | wei! nampion Joe L h ro , v é Jag Pie now ho y Saban White - hae es — ker and giver of bribes to throw a > eke club, it was announced to- | gi wmiled. “Jack, dear,‘ 1| tonight over an eight-round course, | Paseba!l game be sentenced to two NM Saduindiamaiibibaeabheiidbkiaiaeetin | re. gay os well tell you now of the| Lynch is a heavy favorite. He will Clothing 331/3% Off Everything on our clothing floor 3314% Off. This includes Kuppenheimer Good Clothes and Burberry Overcoats as well as other popular com- panion lines. Buy here where your money buys for two years under a bill which lcomes before the state legislature here today It provides that the bad for you for next| Probably have some advantage in| TH? bill was introduced by Repre-| STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal., E beve a mult abroat| Weight ne the articles onl! for Wt sentative Mags, ot Bast, Bt. Louis. | Feb. 9 —Mtantors took the second introduce our new the best. © maid was introduced at the re-| game of the basketball series from plate, whic e ‘Wentical with that. I bought it at|/' make 118 pounds ringside, while| |” o " 4 veruity " n and strongest plate known, Fe vextectey, and best of ai,| the champion will not welgh im quest of the National Baseball com.|the University of Washington here |} ingest plate known, “ | | mission, last night, 30 to ) 5 b @idn't have to pay but a little bit] \p 7 ; ean bite corn off the 1 woe —— Tay Saas g| aN PORK, See. 0 Laws mek. | nteed 15 years. 6¢ 33 down. " ing it a felony to have any part in nw ve a aes e ‘ te a wa Beeral credit system, and say, Jack, | ooked baseball will be sought 3S Sttan vees : T saw the classiest overcoat there |). e ’ * for you—it’s a camel's-bair, and it's bili etd a ale yo Ce H rier wnly $56. They have been selling! preddent of the le + wr i parent | them for $80. You don't have to) py dice haw sed a «Tes ) pey cash, cither—and your pay day| ine’ or the adeno) from a im ‘ 7 of the xory committee of | Be their pay day. 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