The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1921, Page 10

a © sixth, a drive to deep left center, “Mitle’s first pair in the sixth. F to fool the home hitters after the Sndians Nose Out Beavers Kid Pitcher Locals Win,) 7-6; Infield Still Goofy | BY LEO H. LASSEN Give the Portland Beavers some Pitching strength and they will hand |} the other teams in the league more Of a battle than they ha her fore this season. Walter Mot fang of youngsters gave @uite a fight in the opening game of | the series Tu 5 © ffhally | Vanquished because * Quissen. erry, the youthful young flinger on the hill for the visitors, couldn't hold the Seattle sticksmiths in the clos- ing innings. ‘The final score was Seattle 7, Portland 6 Golden Bear Flier Trains | Hard for A. A. U. Meet Booked for July 4 | | PASADENA, Cal, | Charlie Padde is being trained national championship sprint r with as much as a thore is given in preparation for the tucky Derby His June 29 the California flier, for the A, A. lt om red car Ken coach, Dean Cromwell Neves Paddock will startle thé with more July 4, in [meet here | Paddock's be world records the start in notably poor | than bebind. The left side of the Seattle infield Bill Stumpf and Tex continued to play like man while behind, Several hits leaked thru | haa been invoked “Wisterzil that he should have caught | * Paddock Seis hip pocket, and a couple sailed ‘ Cromwell's ‘thru Bill Stumpf, one bouncing off Leahy “ ee shins for two bases. | Bi Isenhour, |track team, is stationed at the 10 jyard mark, and ( Schiller, | Olymp! game quarter-miler, is} placed on the 15-yard mark They start together of thé gun. Paddock is expected to pane the |first man at the 40-yard mark, the | second at the 80-yard line and to tie the third man at the finish How good the rystem |not be known t U ed up the mame time make his and at better m starting him a a unique sy in placed at serateh nd best man, Jimmy on the 6-yard mark in of the 1923 at Stumpf, however, came thru with ‘® bear of a home run wallop in the ng Eldred ahead of him, that ght about the downfall of the| nd mound man. After that/ ttle drilled his delivery hard. at the crack As to the actual scoring. Port: | counted two in the first when / in walked and Cox hit one past | ail that Tex should have gob-| Hale fanned and then Poole | Right now Paddock is in better one over Eldred’s head in cen-} racing form than he has ever been field for three bases. | Sammy Hale, the Portland infielder, is the one bright spot} in wis iit6 — on the Beaver team. Hale leads the Coast league in the bat-| He is the picture of vibrating vi Portland scored again in the) ting race with the present average of .402. Hale came to} '\y h when Wolfer singled and| p “1 don't believe the 100-yard rec second. After Mee’ walkea, | Portland from the Detroit Tigers. ord will be broken this year or for berry drove a single to right! years to come,” says Paddock Wolfer counted. “The present mark of 936 jonds, which I have already | neems to be the limit of human championship races. nec _ Quissenberry was mowing the In- 5 down regularly, but he failed Eldred’s walk and Stumpf's ly wallop to center counted Se- . making extensive ‘The Indians came to life aguin in seventh and tied the score. Mid. batting for Demaree, hit a My back of second. After a bur lentries ‘CLOSE MEET EXPECTED ‘The Indians won the ball gume in| eighth. Tobin doubled to left. was @ hard drive. Lane singled second and Tobin seored. Lane second and ankled to third on i's throw, which went to second the bounce. Wisteraih snapped | a single and Lane counted. Tex | on his Mercury shoes and stole | d. Murphy slapped out the h hit of the inning and Tex d over. Murphy stole second, but was out trying. to stretch peapatealing activities at third. ‘The Vates were dangerous in the Binth. Hale collected his fourth hit, ‘@ roller to Stumpf which Bill waited | to come to him, and Hale beat the ‘Peg easily Poole went out, Murphy | te Bates, and Hale moved up. Wolf. | “er slashed a burner over second for one base and Hale scored. Baker Fapped a single into right and Wolf- er, who had reached second by To- bin’s passed ball, kept on running. He scored when Lane threw to sec ond. Both Mee and Young were forceouts and the game was over. Rone Francti ame—2 Francis, Demaree 4, Time of and Finne: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE | Lost. Pet. eat baa 573, San Francisco Sacramento Seattle Oakland Los Angel Vernon ..... | Salt Lake . Portiand | history j matched have two swimming such teams met as the Men's Crystal Swimming club and the swimming team from the battlerhip New York, which com pete at the Crystal Pool | night Two swim stars, who competed in [the Olympic games at Antwerp last August, will swim against the club Friday night. Dash swims, a relay race and comedy diving stunts will be offered on the bill Because 812} mT) 231 AMERICAN Cleveland New York ‘ashington Boston Datroit Chieago St. Louis _... Philadelphia local son “as om ‘The Beavers made it four in the} 'W. Ritchie | when Cox and Hale drove out | | Poole bunted right down | “Pm going to try to do It every ceca, ting ‘Tex td bin wousl ays arp time I run, tho, and wee if it can be | ah ane Then Al £ ah, | ‘The track at Paddock field, where hadn't teen’ tédling the voners| the meet will be held, is similar to dived! Silkar and forced: tn | reYe) et the one at Harvard. This means inde dachind div Portions 004 time records should compare favor ‘The track is as fast as any one In tee Lightie King Is One OF | tne Wet with the exception, pos Few “Experts” Who |*'y. of =Garemont field, where ” | Howard Drew made his sprist rec Give Georges Chance oa CALIFORNIA . | BY WILLIE RITCHIE | MAKES PLANS California is SAN FRANCISCO, June 29—~Al tho I never have seen Georges Car-|o¢ the East and Middle Weat at the |pentier in action, it is my belief}, 4 U. national championships. */ that he must be a better boxer and| pasdock heads the list of stare seemeitacion So Pores < — #, watching him daily give him credit |has entered San us act an 14] with being The Got . er eae Gate iiey taakite’ two he Golden Bears, Coach Chris | paar gh r oie 4 : | 1 basg my belief on the many ties University of California track Lane rap eae: &e Struck out—By Demaree 3.| years of experience Carpentier bas | squad, which recently won the in ‘way of itched ball and Mur-|Demares 4, off Quissenberry i. Two-base i ga agearape ‘Quissenberry | Dite—-Tebia, Middicton Hale’ Three-base| Weights and in the different classes | naif a point, will try to repeat their . “ bis e run—Stumpt Sacri-,-~starting as a bantamweight and to force Lane at third on Rod's Murphy. Stolen bases |Ggnting his way up to the heavy Eldred flied to deep center vie. terzil. Hilt by pitched balls—Wistersil 2 Passed bait Tobin. Wild pitch—Quissen-| title he now holds berry. -;| It is poasible that the French man is not showing the critics Quissenderry 7 /everything that he has, The nex | @ chance to see a change in his | | work, for Georges will now have to get down to hard training, and will no doubt, show to better advantage [WRONG SPARRING | PARTNERS I do not think that he has, to date, bad the sparring partners that | \of Dempeecy’s etyle, but a coupte of vicious, aggressive fighters of the championship’s type could still do |him lots of good. | men before the fight, I think he bas a fairly good chance of winning | |from Dempsey, mainly because of of the fact | his superior boxing ability, which he | te teams are ¢0 evenly crowd is expected that the two matched, a big out to witness Cleveland 12, St, Louis ¢ Boston 4, Philadelphia 1 NATIONAL LEAGUK Yon, Lost. “a “ foot jazz after the ball and| tale 4 iiseruriy here. | ally with those made at Harvard. ords a few years ago. Exlightweight Champloo Ifighter ‘than the critics who are! wiich the Los Angeles Athletic club on counted. Wisterzil got in| ny Quissenberry 1. Bases on balle-Off | had jn boxing at the different |tercoliegiate meet at Harvard by i, Breey, 8. he | weight championship of Europe, the Umpires—Toman| teow days should give these critics than he has during the past month. the should have to train for a ms If Carpentier works with such jhas gained thru bis years of ex |pertence. Dempsey has had only | 'three or four years of actual ring | ‘;|experience and never really traveled over a long distance other jthan on two occasions. Longdis | tance contests are what give a man the ring generalship that is needed Besides being a clever boxer and |undoubtedly a very game fighter j his past proves, Carpentier is a wonderful puncher. With these | qualifications I believe he is a very good bet on the short end at odds has hicago nmati Portland~ has a pretty good out. | Mield with Wolfer, Genin and Cox on | Putlages iphia duty. Genin looks like a real pros. | pect and is one of the best leadoff | men in the league. Young Hale, Portland's new third sacker, is a pretty good hitter, rank. | ing as one of the best in the league. | He spanked out four safeties in five | trips Tuesday. Bin Smith singles in The won another match tourney yesterday, being played at jthe Seattle Tennis club. Smith is doped by many to be @ finalist, and if he continues his terrific paca he is cinched for a place. Marsh Allen, captain of the Seat Ue Tennis team, took Bruce Hesketh down the line yesterday Hesketh who upset the de The Star tourney and elimin: Allen from the men’s singles Here are the scores of yesterday's matches and today’s schedule: TURSDAY'S RESULTS Men's Singlew Monsod beat Lewin, 6-0, Shaw beat Wallor beat Kitamura winner of the men’s Star net tournament as in the city 4, Pittsburg 1-6 Cineinnatt 3. Chicago Bt. Louli INTERNATIONAL Won, Laat. 0 614 24 (20 PACIFICO Prt. 141) “a Yakima Tacoma Vancouver Victoria 23 club At Vaneouver— Tacoma Hatteries: Crome quis and Boeizie Naturally, the bout I hope and the eh: 4|maina in America figure Carpentfer to be poor |performer as the critica have wu. ¥| tempted to make him out, 13 I think the Frenchman 4 short-end bet, | rounds. (Copyright 1931 by Newspaper Fnterprise) WESTERNERS ARE)|CHANCE TO SEE PLAYING GOOD) FIGHTERS WORK| PHILADELPHIA, June 29—Phil| Seattle fight fans are given un ex: | Neer and James Davies of Stanford |cellent opportunity in sizing up d McNeil Drumwright of the Unt-| Dempsey and Carpentier before shat Marty Krug, the Beavers’ regular | versity of Texas are the three far big fight. The two heavie fecond sacker, is missing from the | Western college representatives left | thru their training py Hipeup, as his wife is il! and Marty |!n play in the annual intercollegiate | shown on the screen was called to her bedside, Krug is | lawn tennis meet being staged here. ' theatre ranked as the best second baseman in the league and his experience and tbat are miswed by Portland. Dempsey win mpionship re but I cannot Ray Francis relieved Al Demaree in the closing innings, but didn’t fool the enemy any more than Al did, which wasn’t at all. in and St 10 innings. Mar as a at R. ’ 3 Cooper and Carlson; Fi ‘Thompson’ and Anf At Victorta— Yakima Vietoria Ba os a good Pilot Walter McCredie of the vis-| expecially to stay six ftors says “Suds Sutherland | wasni couldn't stand the heat and wanted | Reso. to come back to the Coast, so De-| troit shipped him back to the Beav. ers. He should bolster up the Rose City pitching staff considerable. Sutherland wil) join the Mackmen witgiin the next few days. on a Vy dotault, 6-2, 6-4 61 Kalbach beat Thorndyke Little beat Garver beat Paxton 6-1 Lagorat at Knunt a t Holbrook Nel eat Langile baat Heske Langite Rontalensky beat Clarke 68, 6 4-6 bent. Ruftoorr eat Origes r beat M Marion be Smith Vincent offin. Kowlonk beat Van Kuran, Gatney beat Swift, 6-2, G2 Vander Las beat Hutler by default. Fogialensky beat Carrie by default. Walsh beat Galbraith, 6-2, 6-6. Oldham beat Nordatrom, default Bili Kenworthy is still on the side lines, nursing his Peano heel. FRISCO WINS _ VERY EASILY SAN FRANCISCO, June 29. — “wWheezer” Dell's offerings were | pounded all over the lot by the Seals bere yesterday and San won by a 17 to 4 score ico batsmen hit safely ~ ‘The neore— Ban Kranciaco. Vernon... Ratteries—Sicott, O'Doul ‘MoGraw. Dell and Hannah. EARL A. has other FRY Besides that Fry works at & Taft's sporting goods store Fry is one of the best known fig jures in local amateur athletic. cir cles As head of the Crystal Swimming | club, Fry hag worked hard to make the club a beneficial organization to concerned and with apaprent arl A. Fry athletic jobs lin Seattle Here's a few of them: President | of the Crystal Swimming club, chair- | man of the Washington State San Fran- | Sportsmen's association, official rep 17 times. resentative of the American Ama teur Athletic Union and the Northwest Association and secr of the Western Washington Trap: shooter's League. more man probably Piper m than any p O-8, 6-4, minr Singles Dawaon, Levine beat € Livengood bs WoL cully A. M Shaw rl's chief occupation when he isn't working is fishing and hunting and Yello; It} Paddock Is! After New Dash Marks Alno he rung better when in the lead | | works will | til after the A. A} tied, | | plans to entertain the crack athletes | | former triumphs over the Eastern | ON FRIDAY)” Never before in the local acquatio! 6441CAGO, June 2 eventy | Friday | net | od | | Marion, THE STAR’S Records of both men, {time they began to climb: CARPE Rrochet Gruy 1911. KNOCKOUT, 1 ck Goldewain, four; 'T Daniels, 10; Young Nipper, eight; J Colborne, 10; Frank Loughery, 15; 16; Sid Burns, 15; Young Joveph, Piet, 10; Dixie Kid, five 1912 KNOCKOUT: Battling Roe, six, WON; Geo, Gunther 17, LOST ON FOUL: Fr IN3— KNOCKOUT: Banden | Gunt 14; Bombardier Wells, | Brith 1914 three Lee n Ri one Pat O'Keefe, t three, WON KNOCKOUT Philip Robina, four KNOCKOUT KNOCKOUT. Jackron. | 1919 | | | Beckett Batuing Levi DEM Al Norton, Bob McAlll Willie Meeh 1917 Willie Morris, Piynn, owe 1914—KNOCKOUT six; Bull Sa one; Kid Met one; Terry Ke | Flynn ‘art Carl Morris, six Minke, 10; Filly Mis | 1919—1CNOCKOUT | Tony Dr one round each Phares KNOCKOL T _Biny ‘Harris Is Making Hit in Tacoma Local Prep Ball Star Go- hay Good With Tigers in P. I. Circuit Spencer Harris, ‘former high school baseball KNOCKOUT: Meehan, four; four,: DRAW 01 on fiv Morris. Los one: € 1 Gun Wille M wix Jack Hickey Jone W Miske, t star, now & Pacific jonal league. quite a bit with the fans in the Ct Interna his first appearances on that team in the series with Beavers. | Harris batted over 400 in the Van- couver series last week. ‘The for mer Broadway star's fielding wasn't quité up to ordinary. His fly chas |ing waa good, but he usually bungled |grounders that came hin way. [ted outfield at the Tacoma park {made it hard to handle the rollers, ‘The graduation of Harris into the ranks of professionals clones a spec- }tacular career aa & basketball and baseball star at the Broadway hich school, Harris wns for two years & member of both the all-city base bail and basketball teams, NAVY MEN TO BE ADMITTED FREE All men in the uniform of the navy will be admitted free to the | Coast League ball park Saturday to watch Seattle and Portiand play, ac cording to an announcement made by the committee in charge of the “eet day celebrations here yester the Vancouver “BLACK SOX” UP —Chicago'’s al leged “Black Sox were scheduled again today to come to trial on charges of conspiracy to throw the 1919 world sriey with the Cincinnat! | Rede. The trial was to have started last Monday, but did not get under way because of the absence of Carl Zork | and Ben Franklin, alleged gamblers | of Bt. Louis JOR LYNCH STILL, CHAMPION BAST CHICAGO, Ind, June 29 Joe Lynch was still the bantam. weight champion of the world today The wiry fighter successfully de fended his title against Joe Burman in @ fust ten-round battle last night. MARSH “ALLEN AND BILL SMITH WIN NET TILTS Sherman beat B au beat H Marion 1-5, on, Bacon, 6-0, 6-0. 56 $2, Nordstrom, R beat Vrown, 6-1 Iburn G, Milburn, Boys’ Singles 1, Langile beat J. Le T. Mostonakie beat K 24 O4 t Brown by deta B. Brown Lang beat Gurin, 4-6 duntor 1 Langtie and 6-0, 8-6 Robinson and Robinson beat Shaw and 5-6, 2-6 Ladien’ Singtos Meyer beat J Mr * Doublew Marquis and Meyer beat Foster and Le 8, 4-4 lond, R. Burr Nolan vs. Kalbach Ww. Ma n and Ryan Tas and W Allon vi ® TLateure Nollan Mra ap Rlouraue Lloyd Nordstrom ya. 1, Mor. Gertrude Norris and Helen Left ridge va. Miss Pollock and Mrs, Rouraue N. Robinson va, Washington Titord. W. Taylor and Smith vw. Gal- braith and Paxton; Nicoll and Driver va ood and Morris Lageratrom and larke va MeDonald White vs. ©. Miller |v Hints, 6p. m—Lynoh and and Sander Langlie and Koslowski va, Brinkle: A. Town va, Lyneh Turner and Van Kuren. 6:20 p Zottler MMe va, Waller Tiltord ve and Wa Brainerd Thorndyke vw. m.—Nordatrom and me; Tittle va, G Knockouts plentiful in both lists. Last eight fights K. O. wins for Jack. Ring records to date of Dempsey and Carpentier from the} 10: Willie Lewin, Klaus, Homer Smith, Broadway | The! .| Gertrude Norris Thorndyke; | Jones and Eckarts -Gormanto in Star Mix Here Finals \ weailhete Head Mitt Card lena Team “Only Cinch at Pavilion Tonight;| for Place in Junior Five Bouts Carded | Baseball Playoff little Eckart Cigar com Portland, prevent leaders in The ight booked of in the round robin, to be played between the first fot the end of the DOPE SHEET ENTIER neven rounds hy WON ck Meekins, 10 Robert Huatace Harry Lewis Randall, tandall, 10 Bid Stagg, 10 16; Arthur E 20, LOST fi Jack Geo.| verden, | Henry} the from the Ely ny Gorman. Caston's Hin mitt Morgan featherweight, the local smoker card to’ ‘or the Pavilion ‘This is Gorman’s first Seattlé bow | team orge Mitchell, one; Hubert Roe |xince returning from the Kast ye Smith, he made geod in several Jones fought Bert Forbes last week and was returned the Vhis is the second meeting this tween this pair, the first bout going | 9 to @ draw over in Tacoma Mayberry Bud a pair of flyweights, booked for the semi-windup Sailor Vincent, shifty will get together with Harry Eagles, a newcomer from Los Angeles Bud Fitzgerald and Hugh Curley, weltern, Joe Resos and Frankie Greene hem, mix in the other Jim Sullivan wd 20. LOST: roix, nine two; Hubert team, Billy Papke, Jones 19. coma two: WON sure of a place ce. Cyctone Marcel Smith, three Moreau George elght; Jeff | at CK wo N FOUL, on Caston's club has won seven ai three, and has but one mor to play, and even if they lo: tilt they are still among ti Gunboat six; Kid | Where bouts here st four. \" one ni | came be- round four four. Charlie Miller Gunboat Smith KNOCKED OUT WON Carl Jim| | ning. four The other three berths are to fought for by the Dye Works, Highis welter,|ington Park, Pir Egerman Grocery and Youngsto | The complete schedule for Sum day's game follows: The Georgetown Cubs and the erman Grocery nine will tangle om Walla Walla field. The show is being staged by Clay | Three Brothers Dye Work Hite {Cubs and the Highland Park Whil | Star Athletic club outfit will play oa} “DUFFY” LEWIS Highland park. STARS FOR BEE Washington Park and the Pira’ SALT LAKE CITY, June 29 one four BY Man are an, Sailor one; Jim Flynn, one Dan Ketchel, two Porky Flynn, Battling Li Smith, two. four. NO Bi B Arthur Pelkey Fred Fulton, vinsky, three; Porky WON ON FOUL DECISION: Billy es, Georgetown,’ boat eehan, ane f two bouts Kid Harris iilard, thr hree rounds; Kid Henry rounds, Bil E Eddie Smith, nnan 12, |FREEDMAN TRIES | |HARD FOR BOUT) BENTON HARBOR, Mich., June Sailor” Freedman went thru hard training here yesterday for his bout with lightweight cham [pion Benny Leonard on July 4 MIKE GIBBONS nto READY TO GO/.Fiie S| mix on Walla Walla field. The Ec rt Cigar company an Juniors meet on Wal o Salt Lake walloped Sacramento here | a field, yesterday by an $ to0count. “Duffy” | tne shamrox Cubs mix with the j some Lewis, playing his first game for the putidogs at Woodland park. locals, ‘was the star of the game,|" ine Queen Anne AS and |making a sensational catch hitting | Youngstown ABS wis: in elias jonce and scoring two runs ‘ and Byler; | June 2%—Mike Gib. bons arrive here yesterday and| Joe Jeannette weighs 240 pounds. | | went thru a few short training paces | The fact that Carp dropped him indi- | {for his bout July 4 with Al Sommers | cates he would make a good match ‘at the Alan arena. for Willard. Sea VHONE MAIN 3001 Take Fourth Ave. Cars to Park. member of the Tacoma team of the! made | of Destiny last week when he made | || CAMELS are || the quality cigarette ECAUSE we put the utmost quality into this one brand. 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