The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 10

Seattle Wins First, but Power in Opener BY LEO H. LASSEN “Aitho Seattle banged out a 6 t Wictory over the San Francisco yesterday the locals did not Swithout a real battle. The Seals got hut six bingles off of the delivery Sof Elmer Jacobs during the fracas. those six hits counted for a total Bb a 4 win but of bases, O'Connell hammering Out @ pair of homers and also a dou ble, while Shick and Agnew snared doubles and Caveney walloped a sin an Francisco h on O'Con As for the scoring inted first in the first homer over the right barricade, It was their first hit sTacobs. Seattle scored what d to be the winning runs when ly misjudged Cunningham's fly the seventh and it went for a . Stumpf walked and then ik Tobin cracked one into right for a single baser that scored mingham. Jacobs strode to the te and sailed one of Jim Scott's Lbe foolers into right center also went for three bases, and More counted. Wisterzil scored Seattle pitcher with a single short for the fourth tally. Sn “eighth when Eldred led off with a “de to left and scored on an hon- | @8t triple to center by Cunningham. | kicked thru with a ex Cunningham counted. the Seals weren't licked by a e shot. Caveney rapped a sin “gle in the ninth and O'Connell shot oa four-base smash over, the Tight field fence and both runners ‘There was plenty of hitting, with | Cunningham's two triples and i's pair of shomers and dou ding out. Both fellows are the ball at a tremendous O'Connell looks like a wonder > EWison, filling in at right) for the visitors, carried off the | honors of the day with three 1 one-handed catches. With | ‘on in the fourth he raced back | second and caught Stumpf's fly his bare hand and doubled orthy off of second. On con ive plays in the sixth he speared ps cracked by Eldred and Ken- that would have gone for It must be said that he ‘4 Eldred’s drive, but he it just the same. Middleton made two pretty in right field himself, rac- over to the foul line to, catch 3 hard smack in the fourth trapping Kelly fly in the ninth w the third out. Seals have a smart, smooth- infield, that gives them defensive strength. The combi of Rath and Caveney works hly around second base, while is Kamm at third and noth- more needs to be said there. Connell is a pretty steady perform. 'f, if not a brilliant fielder. * ‘The Seals’ outfield doesn't look any strong in the fielding line. Shick @ pretty fair flychaser and so Is it but Kelly m center looks Leaders Show Plenty of Beattle added another pair in ssl ‘over unmolested. But they | Parade, garbed in a Seattle baseball “couldn't: get any farther. | suit. Claya Kimball Young, famous eet 7 |fiim star, was also among those }their tour. Hurley Faces Big Task in College _ Meet at Chicago Since Vietor Hurley, Washing ton sprint took up dash run ning last r, he has never lost a start in the 100-yard dash, This year Hurley has clicked off 9 4 seconds in the century whieh should place in most any mi But Hurley faces a hard task if he is to keep up his wonderful reconl when he enters the Na tonal Intercollegiate meet at Chi ‘ago Saturday when he runs against Woodring, of Syracuse Scholz, of Missouri, and Kirksey of Stanford Hurley is also given a good hance to place in the 220 and tow hurdles. Frankland, in the high Jump and zh hurdles, Pope in the discus all in the half mile and Pratt in the quarter are all expected to place with Pope being the favor te to cop his two events \hetineemmmennmmenemmmeiaiai? (BIG PARADE PRECEDES GREAT GAME “ Boosters’ | Rig crowds viewed the thru th yesterday parade that passed early | Day" downtown | ‘afternoon prior to the big game in streets which the Seattle Indians sealped the San Francisco Seals The flashy Indian costumes, | parade, made colorful by pretty f and streaming banners, was one lithe biggest of its kind ever staged ir these parts. | Dr. Warren Richardson, who pick ed the name “Indians” as the mon. icker for the Seattle club a few weeks ago, was the honor guest of the pa rade. Former Police Chief and his band of Wild West Indians | followed close behind Richardson's car and were loud and boisterous in their mannerisms Frankie Kiolet Universal beauty contest Joel Warren winner of The Star. was in the present, being dressed as an Indian STAR TENNIS TOURNAMENT ! girls | ‘Edwards Knocks | Out Gob, Colored Bantam Stops Frankie Carpenter in) Fourth Round ANNY ED WARDS, the Oakland — eight ball, knocked out Frankie Carpen ter bantam weight | cham pion of the Pa cific fleet, in the fourth round of their scheduled four-round bout at the Pavilion last night Ted Whitman the third man in the main event found himself in popular disfayor when, during the 1 round, he awarded the bout to Edwards, declar ing that Carpenter had fouled. Altho the gathering could not » ed's point of view, Whitman wa right in awarding the bout to Ed wards in that early round, Carpen.| ter had been down for the count of | nine three times during the first two | |rounds, He went down again: this, | me, according to Whitman, he had! |not been hit, but deliberately fell |'down, Thiy is a foul, and Edwards was awarded the go +A-TETE At that stage of the evening tertainment, the boisterous in ¢ sen fans became quite nouncing Whitman's | decision. The boxing commission not wanting the crowd to away | displeased, held a short session in a corner and decided to let the bout &o on. The result of the go, before and after the unexpected interruption, was never in doubt, Edwards had too many guns for the navy champ, IS FINISHED { | Wilton Smith and Josephine Pot lack are the 1921 mixed doubles champions of The Star-Woodland park tennis tournament. They won the honors Wednesday by defeating Bruce Hesketh and| Libbie Ferris in straight sets, 64 Thiet is the final match of The Star tennis meet for 1921 Winners, entitled to prizes as pub- lished in Wednesday's Star, can ob- tain them by calling at the tennis department at Piper & Taft's store. LONE CARD NET TIFF LOST HERE Marshall Allen and Bill Taylor, leading members on Washington's 1921 sity tennis team, have a record to be proud of in that they are the only collegiate racquet team to lower the colors of Davies and Neer, the crack Stanford .pair, on The locals defeated the in two out of three | Cardinals matches. The Stanford team is now in the East and has listed victories over the Yale, Chicago, Michigan and Minnestota teams. | crowd disagr and the loser was bettered all thru the bout | Carpenter made quite a hit with | the fans because of his gamencas. | He was knocked down in the first | round two times for the count of nine, both times coming back gamely | WOODS IN | COMEDY ROLE The event of the evening was between “Wild Soldier” Woods. of San Francisco, and Boy McCass lin, of Bremerton, in the semi-wind up. Woods, because of his unusual and indefinite tactics, is a hard man to beat. McCasslin, who has been | winning all of his bouts around here | lately, was plainly puzzled by the sol dier’s onslaught, but had little trou ble in earning a draw. Ad Schacht refereed George Etcell, who represented the navy at Antwerp last August as a bantamweight fighter, and Charley Davidson, of Seattle, fought a draw in their special event. Most of the} ed with Referee Whit man's calling the bout a draw, their favorite being the sailor. Many of the fans thought that Et cell was the man to meet Edwards, not Carpenter. Kayo, Wiggins and Bull Mitchell have fighters’ names, but that's all. | Wiggins and’ Mitchell dished up a/ terrible go, Wixgins winning the de cision, after knocking his opponent EVANGELICAL IS | VICTOR IN FIRST. At least he did yesterday, ing a couple of flies. Y good ball for the visitors until he racked in the seventh, he Isn't the pitcher on the Seal roster right | now by a long shot Seattle still has to run into Lefty O'Doul, one best portsiders in the league Couch, considered the Seal The Seals are a good fielding team, have a kick, keep their heads up.and have plenty of power with | fair pitching. The Seattle team is in | for a sweet battle before this series Ms over if the visitors play true to _ form. : Frank Tobin looked pretty good behind. the plate, held Jacobs up wel and kicked thru with a timely sin. gle. He's @ big fellow and aggres sive and with a little more experi- fence he's going to make Seattle a Very good catcher. Jacobs pitched nice b all for the home talent. He also hit the ball hard and fielded his position in good style. During the last week or CANADIAN PACIFIC ” Steamships 1 Pier 1, Feot of Yes! 9:00 A. M.DAILY FOR VICTORIA AND VANCOU- VER, B.C. 11:30 P.M. DAILY COUVER, B. C., DIRECT FOUR TRAINS EACH WAY—KACH DAY f Through the Canadian Pacific Rockies Bantt fering “Prt Crumpler, a promising left-| , and big Sam Lewis, who is ty hard to beat whe he's going The First | Evangeli baseball | |team won the first game of a sched: | Juled three-game series for the city While Jim Scott pitched pretty |Church baseball championship yes-|curtain-raiser fighter by |terday when they defeated th versity Presbyterian nine by 2 count. arr rrnrnerrrmrrrrwe so of the Indians’ first home stay |Jacobs was going very poorly, but| Uni to he hit his stride on the road and jcertainly looked good in there yes ter | . | Bin Stumpf didn’t look so bad at short, kicking only one chance. He lcollected two single nd a walk at |the plate and was gyped by Ellison's Jesse James catch in the fourth San Francisco is still in the lead, as Sacraménto took a beating from Oakland yesterday, but the Seals are only half a game ahead with |games of Wednesday history, while eattle is but four jout of first place. | { Tacomans Call It Mt. Tacoma | Seattleites Call It Mt. Rainier Why Not Call It MOUNT DECEPTION Because beauties until y Its 3—It seems hard to until you try it. I—Its are d it, civing are on 2. nearness is deceiving. climb Write to Your Senator MT. DECEPTIC OCIETY the | nd a half games | thru the ropes, said opponent bump. ing his head with a resounding smack, lying there while Referee Ad s ht counted 10. GAGE IS WINNE | ee again he is a lot displayed to the better than making “Kayo” Kirk, colored boy Chicago, look foolish, in the first bout of the evening, Red won the call A large crowd sat in to view Clay | Hite’s smoker. 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RECENTLY Entrance comer Second ave. at Pike st, PEOPL SAVI CARPENTIER BY JOHNNY KILBANE Veatherweight Champion MANHASSETT, Long Inland, June 15.I've just made a close-up of Georges Carpentier, the French chal longer 1 called at his barricaded training camp on one of bis non-visiting days for | wanted to see him work when he wasn't performing for public con sumption I talked with him afterward for more* than an hour on the flower Jered front porch of the old farm house in which he is quartered Georges is the fastest heavyweight Lever have seen. Altho he has been using bis right hand mainly in public sparring with THE SEATTLE STAR IS FASTEST HEAVYWEIGHT KILBANE HAS EVER SEEN Jeannette, Journee (who's a double|straight out before him Every |giveand-tike fight; the challenger’s | his nging jabs, watching always ig Al Palzer) and his other partners, [ounce of steam and strength is be-|campaign calls for him to do most of |for an opening for his “flying |the ehallen has a wonderful left|/hind his blow, and if it lands, it's a|the giving and very little receiving. | punch.” that is lightning fast on jabs and /10 to 1 shot that a kayo will result.|For it's generally admitted in the h the indoor and outdoor rings hooks, It was with this left hand | Burly Beckett crumpled like |Carpentier. camp that should the |at Manhasset are 12footers, Georges that he Jabbed his way with Joe|paper when it collided with his chin. |"man-killer” get in one of his fam-|ix training in these for speed. He'll Reckett to an ning Bhat put the The been a lot of talk it }ou ks" there would be little! go into the big bout accustomed to Mnglishman's chin in Tne for the | nifer’s “waltz punch, It's hope for George working in a small area and the 20 right-handed knockout blow in the|nothing much more, as I see it, than) Deschamps figures Carpentice has|foot ring at Jersey will give him first round. ja series of rapid-fire left jabs tojan excellent chance if he sticks to|acres of room to dance away from His right cross is a dandy and he |the face, the Frenchman meanwhile | long-range fighting, for the echal-|the champ. In the smaller ri has a “flying punch” that he seldom |dancing in and out and ling hie |lenger packs a wicked wallop him-|working with big Journee and Jean uncorks 1 which I never havelopponent to make him turn. |welf, and ix capable of delivering it|jnette, Carpentier gets accustomed seen used before, It may be that] Carpentier is training differently | while traveling at high speed 1lso to working on the ropes, and if he's holding it out for July 2. When|than Dempsey, The champ is work-| The Frenchman's plan will be to|Dempsey does crowd him into @ cor- an opening to the chin occurs ing for strength, endurance and hit-\go into high gear in the first round|ner on July the challenger will Georges, who ix always on his toes, |ting ability; Georges is centering his|and stay out of a mix with the|be in better shape to fight his way veritably throws himself thru theair/efforts on increasing his already |champ at all cost. He'll try to keep out than if he had not been training jat his opponent, with his right arm|amazing speed. Dempsey plans aloff Dempsey's bull-like rushes with |for it |AUBURN WINS BIG BALL TILT. ‘The fast Auburn ball team defeat- \SWIMMING PROMOTERS ~ (ALL JUNIOR BALL TEAMS d SCHEDULED) — LOSECCOIN ®,."" 272.2%, 12.0% ar rl | it, eo Sear All of The Star junior bas 1} The amateur swimming game in| game featured by the heavy hitting | |teams will be in action Sunday, The|the Northwest is reported to be @|of both sides. Charley Schmutz, on : ee utor QD Poriowinse scnedute will be in ettect: DHE, financial tos to the local pro-|the mound for the winners, pitehed Bebtek, if Re, o 6] «waver ¢ = 7 moters and the Pacific coast indoor| good ball and came thru with two Hath, 2b oe a oe | } ‘ | = ‘gar Co. vs, Shamrox Cubs | championships may be called off un-|extra base drives. pm ag tar WA ihe tee ee Mt “Woodland park less there is more show of interest.| Gale Staley also played @ good O'Cor tt ee ‘ Ingram, Henderson and) Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs|4ccording to reports in local swim-| game for the winners ‘ ° e 4 m ming circles, Aubur1 eets the strong Fiverett 253 . Ewerman Grocery at Walls e | uburn mm: ee ae ae { Norgren Mentioned as | ! “| ‘The Crystal club t# waid to have|team at Auburn next Sunday and eo 6 6 ‘ ’ z lost money on the recent P. N. A.) many former Northwestern leaguers : i a ee ee a Powell’s Successor Youngstown vs. Georgetown Cubs|indoor meet. The Pacific coast in-|will be in the lineups, A fast game Pitageraid § a: at South Seat door meet, booked for July will lis expected Totals Yee ear oe eee ae BY TOM OLSEN | Highland hk ve, Queen Anne| ®t about $1,000 to stage | " Beattie ABR HPO A Bj EIn Henderson, former Broad-! yoriaix at Mercer field | The annual outdoor sion, hooked Middieton, rt °° % el way high school grid coach, and Bil)” Couins Juniors sshington for Vietoria, B,C, July 1, has been Wistersi, 8 ‘2 1 Slingram, former Annapolix grid #tar| park at Washinete indefinitely postponed. Whether the GUARAN I ¥ Bidiea’’ er Tis 0. slunder Gil Dobie, are considered the} ‘Pirates vs. Bulldone at financial end of the game caused this Kenworthy, 2h... 1 9 8 £8 [strongest candidates for the Stanford | ya, postponement has not been reported BANK ao 3 1 2 3 ¢ 1 {University coaching Jeb, according to] Home team managers are urged |DeT? iss oe +e Gi | that leaked out of the Car-'tg report the tm AND TRUST CO. ¥ hi ime they have their Jacobm, p ae gd “Ere npus a few days ago. games lined up for 8 Read My Article im : ined up for Sunday not later | Saturday's Star “4 Henderson ix now coaching ut the |} ; Totals eu 1 1 than 6 p. m. tonight Pee ies uae | University of Southern Califor it ‘. E teased is expected that the former ttle ie Prdnines @00019012-4)man might secept the Stgnford job LAST YANK attle ceoeeess Si. : fi OS EERE em ELIMINATED pi lee ee eine |S Ingram, now an ensign aboard the one dene wut Jacobs (Us & 8, California, exprensed a de IN T Stumpf. Stolen base—Mur an all-American ey wi and ls welll PONTAINBLEU, France, June 16.|my dental practi erifice hit—Kenworthy, Hit by pein in football clfcles about the Mins Alexa Stirling was eliminated paves ie uate Ot ON SAVINGS aM Bcott. Double | count today from the French woman's golf|twenty years, and gyeowenaey play--Eilison to struck ouj—| Nelson Norgren, another former tournament here. She was defeated, made good by’ doing HENRY KLEINBERG, oe oh by Heott 1. Bases on baiis|All-American star, ia being consid: by Joyce Wethered, British 1 tal work that | Chairman of the Board ~~ haee es pitehed—By |€red for the position, Norgren is a 4 . + ere See | eae sosrantes, and makihg my HENRY PICKARD, ealnge , r . *, up. p | guarantee goor Presi t 7. Rune responsible pate iy iti sgn of ye Miss Stirling fought her way to do not compete with Cheap =e Pe hel ead for—Ja 4, MeQuaid Um-|merce in Chicago. Norgren was of-|the ge: als atthe | haa tints, nor do I operate on your ice Presiden fime-1:40. {fered the Stanford t last year, mi-finals with some brilliant | Occvetbook or sell you converse: ARTHUR C KAHLKR, pires—Finney and Croter. ‘tim ebeatlb poger T Walter Pow, [exbibitions of golf. Her play during fion. I give two dollars worth of ‘Caahlar, | es hye) ‘oe ody ca Ae seed he {tte forenoon round was excellent, Dental work for y dollar I FRANK BE OWN, PACIFIC COAST L + but did no ept because he |», > send’ thes ott te ceive—so you save a dollar, I make seistan er. Won. la thought that there was not enough miter with me Caf form in the Q°doliar, and our interests are mu- Geo: 1 WILTON, ee ee om, pe ier angee atch with Miss Wethered. She tual-—we beth wink pean ace Sacramento “4 ~ ~ ven lost control of her irons, one of| Open_evenings till 7 and Sundays ssigtant Cashier. | cere ° Powell, who has now been appolgt:|the best features of her gume | till 12:20 for people who work. GEO. V. WACHTIN, Vernon ‘ ed Stanford athletic director, wa 7 J. BROWN, D. D. 3 Oakland ’ chosen to replace Bob Evans, the Dentist Portland “ fired” because he ousted several | “6 tan. Aneiee PRL rye eg ir onthe ice tn Bete eres More he action Reishord and Baldwin. |Practice. Said faculty members were | FRIDAY NIGHT) and Baker & |directly connected with Evans’ exist | says the Good Judge ee ee fence and asx a result Evans found| Clay Hite’s amateur tryout show.| Oakland 5 “p{himself without a Job. |to be staged at the Pavilion tomor. | Ee Racrainento 4 9 4] ‘The Cardinals have a big gridjrow night, ig attracting a lot of at In a little of the Real Tos atterien: Winn, Kremer and Mitze; |wchedule next season, their principal |tention among local ring followers, | Penner, Niehaus and Cook, At Los Angoles— rn © Vernon oe i Wei 2 Salt Lake 2 thn 8 Battes Shellenback and Hannah Murphy; Gould, Schwarts and Lyna. AMERICAN LEAGUE Won. Lost t Cleveland 1 6: York 2 600 Washington 4 oe Detroit rt boo He 2 479 St 30 ann) Chica, co) ® ‘ Philadelphia i FY 340 Cleveland 6. Philadelphia & Washington 7, St. Louis 6 Chicago 7, New York NATIONAL LEAGUE Won. Lost. Pet Pittedure 36? New York 20 St. Louis rz) Poston & Brooklyn 20 Chicago ‘ . Cineinnatt 33 aie Philadelphia 4 34 220 New York @ Chicago 2 (12 innings Rorton 3, 8t. Louis 0 neinnat! 4, Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 7, Pittsburg 2. —~ and DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES] BICYCLES Seattle National Bank ee ae ce panap Cheraieals. a, no7=n Berrie soens stones arges: an in ashington Jarging and Coloring - AND COLUMBIA pa Ce Ua eee NO AVE. igames being with the University of Washington here and the University jof California at Berkeley. bacco Chew, than you ever got out of the ordinary kind, jand a big crowd is expected out to |View the future champs in action. 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