The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1921, Page 9

T.Gibbons Tells a SAKIS, Minn,, July 26—Getting the match with Georges Carpen- ter for the light heavyweight championship of the world is a stepping stone to & Oght with Jack and the heavyweight ;} | Byron Nobba, equally estar catcher, and | win, while the Highland park team 21 GOO! " [today’s play in the vity playfield ten- -|BIG NEW YORK . | tee off today at a championships start. Among the en- >| BREMERTON ELKS ers Batteries—McQuaid Setzer and Del Cuca. JIM FLYNN 1S PUEBLO COPPER NOW as the Pueblo fireman, has the ring. bas laid away the boxing and is now wearing the unt of the Pueblo police depart ment On July 4 Flynn met Willie Keel- , Pacific coust heavyweight, at itrose, Col., and lost on a foul the 11th round, after winning the up to that point. | He returned. to his home and is- ‘| sued & challenge to any heavy- weight in the country to ficht a PUEBLO, Col, July 26.—Jim known thruout the ce Scoring ¢ win over Joe Lynch et Brooklyn last night, Pete Herman, former dantamweight champion, won| ful batt back his laurels from the New York | huge first sacker, plays battler. Herman lost the title to the hitting of the Acorns Quwiste| tic coast. He ts Tapeh ie 9 Gaited ¢ eer neo. In| wild be here with the Oaks this week,| moim 100 miles, Bil ning back Kis Ronors he did what | starting Wednesday, to make the life|man, weighing over the £00-pound first story 1s being published by The| mark, and 4 wonderfully developed. | Btar today. is ” Babe Ordinary Abroad P, Herman NEW YORK, July 26.—If Babe Ruth didn't bat at the Polo grounds he would be just an ordinary home run hitter. Of his present string 1€ he played at Chicago all the time he few pop ee diinegiens have Gone. have done. Eckarts Favored to Cop Team Shows Class Junior Ball Finals; Second Games Sunday By virtos of their 16 to 2 win over the Three Brothers Dye Works last Sunday, the Eckart Cigar Co. Junior baseball squad is favored to breeze home in front of The Star Class B round robin finals. The Eckarts showed a class, playing well in the field and stinging the bali hard. With Bill Johnson, their star pitcher, and lot of in form, the Eckarts pres@nt a for. midable front. ‘The Cigar men meet the George town Cubs Sunday in the second game of the series. If the George- town team gets a bit better brand of pitching they figure to give the Eekarts a hard rub, however. ‘The Three Brothers team faces Highland Park in the other game Sunday, The Dye Works pine will have to get better pitching, too, to must perk up its defensive work. Both — will be played at Lincoin par! TILTS IN FIELD NET MEET Several good matches are billed for nis tournament. The chief claim te fame held by| With «@ recerd of having swam 65 the Oakland Coast and Lows Gutsto, their of the Beets the Seattle pitchers miecrable, he has gocked 18 there preparing dig role in Bripnton. Beach baths ved the Atian- wouldn't be in the limelight at all. He's only manufactured one at the White Sox park. The Polo grounds are made to order for Babe. But the fact is Bambino is way ahead fn every park. Diving Feature Tn 1919 Babe's 29th, September 27, completed the circuit. In 1920 it was his 43nd, August 14. This year it was his 32nd, July 10. his stunt of hitting homers in PACIFICO COAST San Prenctece ... Sacrament Oakiand . in | Mee Fed Balt Lake novices, girts and boys. To qualify, divers will have te do the four ‘shee one compulsory dives for each event ‘The compulsory dives for the 10 foot board are (1) running front dive, (2) back dive, @) running for ward jack knife, (4) back jack knife. | 2 “In high diving, the two bre pulsories are done from the 15- board—the first one a plain back dive and the second one a back. ward somersault, The third and fourth dives in the high diving are win be given three trials to get a/ jerrie| mark of at least five, ee dias | Pg iLetes GOLF MEET ON NEW YORK, July 26.—With the exception of the invading Britishers, Abe Mitchell and George Duncan, most of the prominent golfers will ¢ Stwanoy Coun- try club, when the Metropolitan open tries are Jim Barnes, the new Ameri- can championship, Jock Hutchison, the British title holder, Joseph Kirk- wood, the Australian champion, Wal- ter Hagen, Oswald Kirby, Jess Sweet- zer, John G. Anderson and other prominent Americans. WIN AND LOSE The Bremerton Elks broke even in their regular games, played Satur- day and Sunday. Saturday the crack team from the New Mexico took them into camp by a 12-7 count, and Sunday they had little trouble in walloping the Port Ludlow ttam by the acore of 11-0. PRINCETON VS. CHICAGO U One of the big intersectional foot- ball matches to take place next fall will be between the University of Chicago and Princeton at Princeton, October 22, benefit performance for the Pueblo flood sufferers. Flynn's challenge was unanswered and he “immediately took the civil wervice examination for patrolman aba was accepted Flynn still has hope of @ third match with Jack Dempsey. He knocked Dempsey out in one round at Mi , Utah, in 1917, and the following year Dempsey turned the tables and kayoed the Puebloan in the initia! round. He eves that he is entitled to a third’ match with Dempsey for he is the only one on record who ever . they will be eliminated.” “Dad,” himaett. haa. volunteered | his services at the different city tething beaches to coach the boys) and girls who desire to compete in the diving events in the dig) BIG TOURNEY VICTORIA, Juty 26.—The big tn- ternational tennis tourney opened) here today with several fast matches being played. Marshall Aflen of Seattle defeated | Wallace Scott of Tacoma in one of | the feature matches of the day. The) score was 8-6, 6-7, 63, 64. Wilton Smith of Seattle defeated will GRIFFITHS BESTS HEINIE SCHUMAN Heinie Schu- man, ‘the Denver welterweight, was | outpointed here last night by John- | ny Griffiths of Akron in their 12 round go. CHALLENGE MATCHES SEPT. 2 The challenge matches for the Davis cup will be decided on the turf of the West Side Tennis club at Forrest Hills, I. 1, beginning Friday, September 2 NEW BOWL AT ANN ARBOR Michigan's new stadium will be officially dedicated with the playing of the Michigan-Ohio State’ football game October 22. pooarincraclone Side MEE AA ‘Three cent currency was in cireu- lation In the United States immedi- ately after 1863. landed the kayo punch on the pres- ent heavyweight champion. Flynn's record shows that be has been a trial horse for most af of the first raters. He fought Demp sey twice, Jack Johnson twice, Sam | Langford three times, Fred/ Fulton, Carl Morris, Tommy Burns, Bat ting Levinsky, Hugh Walker and several other prominent “white hopes.” Altho Flynn bas been tn the ring game for 22 years he appears to be in good shape yet. And he isn’t kidding about wanting another whack at Dempsey, the man-killer, Racramente at Los Angeten fen Francesa, AMERICAN et the entire contest. Picked as the nest opponent fer| What he may lack in noir power- | miles to Ais credit, Henry Elionsky | Jack Dempsey, Tommy Gibbons, Bt.| Henry Darneille, the Washington D. the defensive ond offensive, Frank for the rupreme tedt at) Paul dettier, ts telling Beattle fight fans how he ts preparing for his trial fo try to| bout with Georges Carpentier, to be! Dempsey for t 4a @ D107! staged in New York in October. His|Darncille is £1 yeare ef age and| hitting around 300 Wins Back H is Title ‘44g round, the second, 499 | only ehance to knock out the sq ty pewsboy. He rocked with a terrific right to the 443/and had the Italian groggy against | a2 AM newmndt. I ; tralia, met Bennett and Holmes, BEECH-NUT Natives of Liberia rub their bere jada, in doubies. 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McGraw Saved ‘Red’ Faber CHICAGO, July 26—Urban (“Red”) Faber, the best pitching ace in the American league this season, would have been returned to the minors by Comiskey in 1913 if John McGraw hadn't taken a Uking baka The White Sox bought Faber from the Des Moines club for some thing like $35,000. He failed to get going. Comiskey loaned him to on @ world tour. would be one of the great pitchers of Comiskey had planned on putting a return post- Age stamp on him but changed his mind after hearing McGraw‘s praise. i i I i i H i? i ‘i | i l¢ Big Series” We ens Here Oakland and ind, Seattle Go to Mat in Important © Games; Other Ball Chat BY LEO nn HL. LASSEN HE chances for Beattle to get back in the first division in the Coast league. race depends @ jot upon thelr” showing The tribe is returning trom @ die astrous road trip. The results im games won and lost dont’ look bad in that thé Indians won games and lost 12 on this journey, but the Iast two weeks of has knocked the tribe from place to fifth, We are now 10 one-half games out of first place. Oakland, Seattle and Los are closely bunched and the for the first division berths is to be a torrid one, Oakland has been lately, winning straight series Sacramento, San Francisco, and Salt Lake. The Oaks have getting some swell pitching. the real success of the Bay team. Headed by Hack Miller, Guisto, Dennie Willie and Knight they present a powerful | ray of hitters, The Acorns have béée some good pitching lately, too, Harry Krause and big Altep particularly effective. Seattle's pitchers on the povil: THE. UNIVERSALCAR $795 f. o. b. Detroit SEDAN refinement and comfort are dominant features, the dependability op all roads in all weather. repair shop handles repairs promptly and well. 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