The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1921, Page 10

. PAGE 10 THE SEATTLE STAB MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1921, MacDOUGALL-SOUTHWICK Pru, |( Ess Lines BlicLaw | TRAINING MEN ON ALL-STAR CITY LEAGUE FIVE lease Ha DOWN To J | GRIND have the tallest pitching staff appealed recently to John ¥ | : | Michaed 1, (Dickey) Martin, editor LRAGU {] in the bint of the Const || js the Becitotn cote aise Wallworth of the New Jersey , league this on. Vileworth Augustus, the rangy May senate in an extremity. The club In @ recent letter lok anid Held youth who m startling the has completed a costly plant in rr . ' ‘ “We hav pitet om our ce Meloae ane ciuay Seal Camder ty and found itelf MON M ay ni 10 “4 ‘© ha Ntehers on © |] Camden cour nd found itee POMONA, Cal, March 1 BY LEO H, LASSEN i Gui tk || staff that measure six feet two in danger of being unable to use || chore tare ret fee With a flock of players of about the ee ability performing in the cireuit, the job of bua 3 rece ge taller.” te it on Hunday becaune nelghbors urday and Sunday mornings, Kee ill picking the mythical all-star teams for the 1921 season of the City Basketball league is} post i pd is taut ri ‘techie Toe eeentaaing to invoke tie || worthy put the sang then @ 3 e. rH. naneset 06 Th One| ‘ . f be ~ eee ator allworth |! practice, insisting on pepper j raps alan: gag ll-Southwick te: two ti 1 ions of the city circuit, |' oo 187 188 160 468 Wheeser” Teil, 6 toot ¢ incies: 1) site om their haa aseueen, Introduced @ bill in the legiflat- |\tieiding and fungo batting wy Players of the MacDougall-Southwick team, two times champion, Jornenty iwi Ernie Shore, 6 feet 3 inchen. || “RO neve le what we has to say ah ure 4 few weeks ago creating the || men on bases. ‘Kinks are begianiag and the Eckmann Furniture company squad, who finished second, dominate the two teams, | Parrion or tas db 488 me 4 MoGr afd 6 " 3 tnchen. Ge bo uh wot revision embr vein to come out of player i ol thi alter Smallwood, 3 he clubhouse and its grounds However, they ‘are sho j the champs lacing three men | . Micke. 4 od | Rn Pry and Governor Edwards signed it. || ¢o0a for starter. There ee Lil on the first team and e All St Cc 292871 Frank Shellenbach, 6° feet 2 #o long us the borough, which lation rato | b t ( . . xpeculation regarding ter’s tii Furniture five placing one — ar ity agers sso tea || Inehen means the country club, does not || 4+ was learned he wants a eatcaal Hel man on the first team and a Anfereen , ; Several other twirters on the || Gameenanee object to what the country elub || He is now dealing with Ratnlers tee HLEE . second 8 1 _— " ORT : SROARIT: ATT ‘amimnany 1 ibe tee 479) ] Vernon staff are mix feet tall, so Augustus recently won the open oes on Sunday there i» little | trade Bi The outstanding player of tend | Smith, Ma agate. . Forward. .l, Lowe, Bokmann Furn, Debt 202 188 18) 781) called the Giants this season | turned in some very fine scores dur fh encarta ggrsamed Piel } year was Raiph Smith, the crac Fraga. MacDeusalta Werwara.. Bett, “U" row bridure M M47 eee aie wipatia er forward of the MacDougall-Bouth | Y. M Centor..Jamieson, Kekmann Furn, Co, || MSF s=-—— eg More milage is expected out io + Riera Dopeaters Po = wick five. Game in and game oUt) ) Oook, Kokmann Furn, Co..co<.Guard, see... Overton, Northern Life 837 \ Gniehes eel | of the new golf balls, The fresh|ern California, who have = he played hich class ball, covering |] wiiams, “U" Com, Club...a-.Guard, ..--L4 Vake, P, 8, Paper Box nds here [brand of pills are livelier t the |ed over tonm, ony it is best agauill cee Sest well, passing Finely and) | Davidson, MacDougalla, 0+. UUllt¥sernn-+-Munson, Northern Lite || ” n League app da Sn Sean “cere shooting like « big leaguer a sea) 8 Paes bah ” <> New arrivals Saturday and son, He was especially good in the vs a sen 2 day were: Harry Gardner, Hee games did much to keep the champs ids 470 «u wt number | a oem ree, Bees COPS CITY *CAGE TITLE “8 FINISH re st ; isi-= 813 4 Pe FRAYN AT Bil. OTHER FORWARD Downing the Eckmann Furniture day night. The score at the end of 9 £24 £20239 | | K + Bi Dick Frayn, his running. mate dur company five by a 33 to 23 count/the first half was 16 to 15, with yank % | Optometrist and Mfg. Opti an ing the season, is placed fn the} t the ¥.M.C.A. Saturday night, the tM champs leading. They increased ++ ese . i b “4 byes Examined ond other forward position. Dick also | af the prams 2 yapa diners it by nine points in the last half . jon of oll in ¢ e P j played good ball and bis work in| MacDougall-Southwick team won the) jor ¢ winners Dick Frayn and 16 Pet oP IT am now devot sy notor the playoff series stamps him a8 4) city basketball championship fOr Ralph Smith at forwards were the : i 400} George Melzan, the Lido protes- ng my entire time f ' FB ane pay wll | comer. He also played a food Moor | the second time in succession and big scorers with five field goals : -T14] flawal whe le now touring the com 100 Ay Gontel ore. 4 Tel. Main 2551 ! game, his passing at times being ®/ will hold The Star trophy for an-| each yn towed in a pair of | « po pe Rg gy Aer Ba | bit weak, but in allround play he/other sedhon. The department store | free throws. m8 tbs Tet 167] Greats 4 ranked next to Smith in the for-/team won The Star league and ldoyd Lowe waa the big luminary “ nd made | r . doing den ward department. | Puget Sound championship last year |for the losers with a total of 19! Koen et OM my | | i wank that l con ‘There was a dearth of good Ce™® with a run of M4 straight victories. | points : . Defeating the Oregon Aggies here uarantee and | ters in the league; in fact, there|‘phey have gone thru this year's | MaeDowral! Position 2°! saturday night, the University of made ne my Ruarun- : warm @ real good performer at the /city league schedule with 10 wins |* , me er ae eam cinched second of the Iendi sa, weston to not compete with Cheap | ta pivot position. Bonney was really] out of 11 starta, the Eckmann team a) eee ee eee hg a | oan te inte Ipentiats, nor dot operate’ ob pont Be ® forward on the “Y" team, but b¢ | defeating them in the preliminary ——- | place tn the Coast conference basket, vl ne pocketbook. I give two dollars’ t played about half of the time at) season by a twopoint margin. 199) ball race. California copped high| Davia mrown, of | worth of work for every dollar I} ; ‘ | counplete hi reeelve—no you save a dollar and I center and he was such a wataabie | ‘The close checking of the Mae 162 | honors, with Stanford third. Jin this . make dollar. Our Interests are ti man to the “Y" that ibe Scapa (be | Dougall squad won for them Satur: | pavideoe. Sit] The varnity five didn’t lone a game | endayet ai ge ay Seat the east ra 426 | on the home floor during the peason, | k ; iii | the twogume defeat of Stanford be | the City league. rr » ; ‘Teamed with such a pair of for ri9| ing the high water mark of the year. | Fret. Bouedewne & wards as Frayn and Smith he es Brown # ‘ EDNESDAY, MA ’ would give the AllStar squad @ WED! 4 RCH 8:30 p.m. Sharp powerful trio of scorers. MS oo 9 | aee - j Admiesion $1.19, $1.40, $1.75 NAMED | bie [aaerae aberning. it wit! be tovatea | (a= ae i Irvin Cook, the Bekmann Furnt | rer) 4 a Tew milion outnide af Taittmore at Bher=| tere company guard, and Ross W!! | Pye ad ce, none Y ry Poston Daked Beans ....15¢ od On Revern, and the #ky will be the Reserved seats now on male | Hams, of the “U" Commercial club} thnee = a Fo | MeCaray Mexican Beans saveenee 100 at the Arena office, 1210 Fifth | ce wees tue Quamnting guerés|consk, ‘lemty Ste Gatiaas ‘tare | I ONI | iea—tuie ||| Macaron{ and Chenwe ....18¢ ave; phone Main 2493. of the year. Cook played a ,ood| ‘earned est, | Home Made Pies, per cut .10¢ _— Kom * 4 Gefensive — — bes apogect | _An added feature of Penn's werent reiay| Vancouver cinched a place in the “ SANDWICHES SKATERS, ATTENTION ' walls, being the only man to out-| carn 2 17 | Const hockey playott when Victoria 3” Cold Meat and Cheese ..10¢ tor | No public skating tonight play him during the season. etal —e Hot Hamburger ..------.15@ |}/'° ’llé The employes of the Puget ams played a conservative game, navy, the . a4 = e army "4 and Seattle Wed in their grucfing s— 482} i { es Sound Power & Light Co. and but weed his bean at all times and f, fame lant Friday, as Victoria can't $00 ace tee—eize ||| Hot Cakes and Syrup .. sae Fi rang 7 lg ed their. friends will be ental his long shooting was a big factor) Comte Mack, manager of the nila | POwtibly catch the leaders, even it| 3 Doughnuts and Coffee .15¢ Stns pen aed nant tained: by tho Peet Soul in the “U" fives work. He would] arnigticn, nas tele out 368 players since |they should win both games from) AMERICAN RY. EXPRENS LEAGUE Best Coffee in the styles popular In Japan 9 Power & Light Ca ic am 4 when he broke hia champion wail | =-+- — 122 make a good running mate 100) en He bes Dnished in last position | PC™ this week. Right of War Seattle 5c | 7 hird Ave Arena this evening. Cook. every year since, |_ Vietoria and Vancouver clash tn 1 ‘ ea! H Analvei Sp UN ; | Jack Davidson, of the champions, thats | Vancouver tonight. A win for Van. | larter a a ysis ce INERSITY , didn’t play regularty all year, but, The Dick Kerr soccer team ef | COUVer Will place Seattle in the play. | MoMor HO Y I "Ss i Selonee he was invaluable to the leaders | Jott. A win for Victoria with give | Wits, ted Bow to Read People at Sight Ae when he did play, His experience | hem a mightly tine chance of tying | bo ol solo _— J ot EY: DAVI DSON MOTORCYCL was his biggest asset and whenever| is ‘the Seattle for second place. i 209/11 WE NEVER CLOSE [Il] recor | oe ote HIRSCHIEY. he entered the game at guard or Pa tg Vancouver play ners | acer tain . 2412-W. 120 Taylor Ave. an BICYCLES 303 €.PmeE « forward he steadied his squad won- Gatviectty cf Caltenntn’ eperte ional 7 a y, and a win for the locals WAS o—nenenowe 162 3 — dertuny. Ja gous af’ peasenee tense will place them in the finals, tor menfinpomneria a ; Davideon, who placed at forward paste Victoria and Vancouver play again | GUSY ----————=- 114 1 om the AliCity team last year, ty| Corer: new basdatl éiemend te | Friday in Victoria. ee sae A the only member of that team to |®eartng completion. Even if Seattle loses here Wedtnes ene Tt | place thie year. The team last year Untourntty Guth | day, the best Vietoria can get is a Gir Gttes consisted of Davidson and Jobnny | sewing at a lone of 40.000 tn 1958, mast sos, Degree aac wad (ned 1 Yogan at forwards, Walter Wood at bedi ancouver twice this week. | Hughes \ 4 enter and “Tramp” Murphy and| Natwnat oup soccer final wit! be played ge the way ype ge a ge gad [ Sompredicce mr cd Ay th Wealin the Bast thie epring. Por the first | how. "a One grand old race. ~ eee aes Grover artis at quart, with Wee tS pabichem meal Compaay ¥'C.| The tenme were expected to Ime up |S“ Rennie as utility. ik BOt be a Cinalint, ae vsual tonight PLAYERS - a ii A teatare of the Robertern 7" ferpervienre SHIFT em, 4 this| | Serer competition of Torente maybe | SAN FRANCISCO, March 7—New | Osterhouts 2c. iss 381 Logan wasnt league the appointment of docters in differ- | York fans who believe Miller Flag. | M00? se } year. The others all were, but they) ent parte of that city te leok after > | 1a gins has a string attached to Pitche didnt play anywhere near the brand “Letty” O'Doul are kidding them: of ball they showed last year. mag yy h O'Dor t atte: MacDougalls and hisshooting.which| will be held in th sanitaiaa be a . 2 * was his biggest asset last season,|&mory, New York fon off and his alvercund play was| v., | ay cy osams, camel MAIN SPRINGS, $1.50 not up to the fast standard be set | 46 amrea reer forme | GUARANTY Othér Repairs in Proportion Inet season. Of the other players on the 2920| Aston via, holders of thm Rneti«n | BANK | H. S. ANDREWS team, Kertis jumped from the Mac-| cep. the bive ribbon soccer event of the Watchmaker Deuga® squad to the a Tale lieve ek to cs eee AND TRL 1411 FOURTH AVENUK team. le began to pi man = = | inetend of the ball and bis value to! Det Monte, Cal, polo season embraces his team was greatly lensened.| March 19 to April 3, « total of 12 tour-| eer mae to the Bike tree |oV! SS | Two Thousand the Phoenix Mutual and tried to Engtich cep final, the soccer play center. As a conter Murphy) classe, will be played at Cheiae's 1.00 PLUGS ‘was a good guard. ground, Stamford Brikige, Lendes, | f Rennie, Al-City wtiMity player Inst | Amrit 16 eee | HORSE SHOE eg season, played center af year for! canny Cravath han made 119 home| * ihe °U" cummusity team and. he| rnc coabe Den tee coted ne tae Chewing Tobacco @idrt quite rank ax bigh as either : Jamieson or Bonney. John McGraw, after 18 years’ diree- The tion, + to Kughey Jennings ON SAVINGS Good an field the New York Giants. Plug SHOTS i oom | HENRY KLEINBERG, ‘The second team contains some rack meet between Chairman of the Board. ’ “ . Califor nd Btanford will ta: } y PICK mighty ood men. Ward Bell and | oa the latter's field ape ie re AT ECKART’S Lioyd Lowe at forwards were both | demon shots, but neither played the) Harvard has scheduled eight Incronse | 3 STORES floor game that Smith and Frayn| samen MR IE | S. W. Cor, Fourth Ave. and The same foe for Cecil Jamie zon, the Eckmann center. Jamie | WE HAVE RECENTLY 1% Second Ave. S. 3 doors @on played a good game on both! ADDED 1,500 NEW BOXES x South Vewier Way ends of the floor but in the center || TO OUR MODERN SAFETY Mgr. Foreign Dept 102 Washington St at First j ay en Sa win at tee Puget | a Ta First Ave. and Columbia St. ! Ave. oa Sound Paper Box team, and George | Come and examine onr Overton, of the Northern Life five, equipment for the safekeeping of bonds and other valuable papers. Entrance, corner Second ave., at Pike st. PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK ‘would make a good pair of guards | and should work well together | Dick Munson, the second team | utility man, plays a creditable game | at either center or forward. OTHER FORWARDS Among the men not picked there ‘were many good performers. Of the forwards, Don Frye of Eck-| mann’s, Clarey Attleson and Don! Ripley of the Box five, Louie La| Fray of the Northern Léfe, Roy | Kelchner of the System Sign com- | pany, and Henry Woodcock of the} “U" community played sparkling } Ball at times. Of the other centers, Abbie Bur. fows of Northern Life and Dick Vander Las of the Box team were the best Among the guards not selected Cairns of the “Y,” Eckmann of the Eckmann squad, Beckett of the Box team, orge Smith of the Pitas Elks, and Virguson of the System Sign team all showed well at times. Staatz, of MacDougalls, isn't eligi- ble as he played in less than five games. Ali in af the City league brought out some good basketball for the seanon and the year can be voted a succens: OUR PRICE ‘Tue six huge homes of La Azora have for two years been taxed beyond their capacity. That is the only reason for the recent scarcity of La Azora cigars. 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