The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1921, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR id THE WORLD OF SPORTSE Maranville'(Comiskey |“W” Grid JUNIOR TENNIS RULES NEED RESIDENCE CLAUSE|Star Swim Puts Pitt Won't Use P PWC EIOM: | acccutie | cusan wn can pak Plates ar ob fasters aa tps ees tn Ge meen | ‘Men on Top Black Sox at Denny ‘W” Canal residents of their tennis centers for at least one year prior to their registration in such a meet. The Seattle junior “Value of Real Shortstop Old Roman Holds No Bit-! ‘old Field to Be Used by’ Mile Race Added to Wa- sectional ] | title has been won this year by Alec Ross, of San Francisco, and he, in turn, won the Northwest honors at Vic- toria, B. C., and will represent this section in the national tourney at Boston later in the month. He came to Se- attle in March and plans to return to his home in San Francisco after the tourney, This means that the North- i he _ look better, too. _PHILADELPHIA, cushion Aptly Illustrated; Sacs Open Here Today BY LEO H. LASSEN HE value of good shortstop a team is 9 aptly than by Pittsburg more trated the Pirates. Last fall the Pirates swung & deal for Walter Maranville, the great shortstop of the Bos Braves And Pirates in front in t National lea, 7Face and bid fair to finish in front tn the senior major circult ‘The Pirates had a pretty good ball Glub last year, but there was a siaring weakness at shortstop. "Maranville plugsed up that hole Made a tight defense possible. has made the Pittsburg pitchers the out now are “With Bill Patterson on third, to cover his territory, Bill and Bill Kenworthy be able to turn in more 2 ipeng won't have to take so many balls to his lags did when Tex Wis on third. If Stumpf it one of his erratic Y eheeaks again Wisterzil can be on third and Patterson can shifted over to shortstop. his great throwing acm should be able to help Wistersil and also take care plays to his left. ae Sacramento Sotons are with q ag Bill Rodgers’ gang is just iP or two ahead of the tribe nd if Seattle can keep up its win Ming pace set last week against € ind, we have a sweet chance limb a notch in the race. KING OF THE VALUE OF : D> SHORTSTOP TO A CLUB, 1B CONTEND THAT THE LOSS ’ INNY MITCHELL BY THE 5 TIGERS IS THE REA. THAT THEY ARE DOWN IN PLACE IN THE COAST RACE. MITCHELL WAS ABOUT THE WHOLE iS IN THE TIGER INFIELD | YEAR AND HE CUT OFF HIT FOR THE PITCHERS. MITCHELL WITH THE NEW YORK Mann, who used to cavort p center field for the Seattie Giants In the old Northwestern league is certainly hitting | dizzy | for the St. Louis Cards. He is around .340. Mann has @ lot of time in the National playing with Boston, and now with St. Louis. CLUB "LOSES LICENSE YORK, Aug. 3.—The Inter. Sporting club's license to ge fights in this state was re- Ked here yesterday ax a result of derly manner in which they the Pete Herman-Joe Lynch | there last week. Tex (Rourke jer for the club, announces the club will protably stage its in the future in New Jer- -LYMER STILL IN REAL FORM Johnny Wuffli, who used to be the Spokane Indians in the old lern league, is now in the association. He was with in the Western league, until ly, when Manager Bill Clymer him the ae the gate. INSON TO MEET BILL? Aug. 3.—Jack on his arrival here today de >D meet Bill Bren “The thing is «till sald, “but every thing is rosy und I don't expect any insurmountabie Atffieulties 1% SOLOMON WINS FROM HULEN Henry Solomon, the Spokane three. tilliard = erack, defeated e " Chariey Hulen here last night by the | Score of 40-28 in 40 innings. The vis. © itor showed the local billiard follow- | €@fs some new and clever shots. NET FAVORITES WIN IN TACOMA TACOMA, Aug. 2 the matches yesterday in the, Pa eific Northwest tennis tourney here Marshall Alien of Seattle defeated Arthur Hurd of Seattle in two close wets, 64, 6-4. ‘G. CARPENTIER REPORT DENIED! LONDON, Aug. 3—The Daily Mail published a story yesterday stating that Georges Carpentier had mot arranged to fight Tommy Git iib bons or for any other contest in the| United States. SEATTLE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Seattle gun shooters won the Western league championship in the Washington State Rifle associ Meet, Spokane led the Eastern ue! Favorites won| terness Against Former | Stars, but Mind Is Fixed! CHICAGO, Aug. former members of the Sox ball club, acquitted of | charges of throwing the 1919 world series by a jury, were ban: ned today from ever playing p | fessional league baseball again, | 3.—The seven White CHICA Black Sox Chicago American league club again, | Charles Comiskey, president of the club, told the United Press todays | by a jury of sev f the Wh throwir The y with Aug. 3 will never pl uh Despite aequitta en former member charged werien te te Sox the ‘incinnati, Com and by his de e men team, with 1919 world iskey sald termination never to permit é to don a White Sox uniform again | ‘There wag no bitterness in the titude of the old Roman against his | | former stars, But his entire manner | showed that he had his mind made| up on the question, and nothing would force him to change it | he would up To { | LANDIS | paps they can explain to | Judge Landis’ satisfaction, and can | play on some other major league team, Comiakey said ‘That ts al proposition for Landis to decide “Phey can't come back with the| | white Sox, Eddie Cleotte confessed | to me personally of his part in the fixed series, He told of receiving | | money for throwing the games, He implicated all of those who were in dicted with him. I do not feel that 1 can trust them again.” Judge K. M. Landis stoner of baseball, and C! inkey, owner of the sealed the baseball fate of the Sox.” H LANDIS’ | STATEMENT | Comiskey said the seven would] [never play on hia team again, | } Judge Landis issued a statement lof “rules” covering the case in which he barred them from reinstatement. | Judge Landig said | “Regardiess of the verdict of juries, no playgr who throws a base ball game; no player who undertakes jor promises to throw a ball game; no player who sits in a conference with | a banch of crooked playere and gam. | blers, where the ways and means of | throwing ball games are planned and | discussed and does not promptly tell | his club about ft, will never play pro- feastonal baseball again. | "Of course, I do not know that any | of these men will apply for rein statement, but if they do those are at least a few of the rules that) would be enforced. BASEBALL WILL PROTECT ITSELF “Just keep in mind that regardicss lot the verdict of jurtes, baseball in| entirely competent to protect ftself | jagainst crooks both inside and out |xide of the game.” h commis arles Com White Sox “Black Chi- | signed to cover the cases of all of/ out loxing a game. jthe “Black Sox.” | ck” Weaver, third besenan, | ceived no money for the “fixed” we- | jriew, but confessions by some of the| accused players said Weaver sat in on the conferences with gamblers. As a result of the rulings by Lan dis and Comiskey the’ seven players jare expected to go thru with their | plang to organize an outlaw club and | ecemr @ barnstorming trip thry the country. Eddie Cicotte has already been} elected captain of the “Black Sox” club and arrangements made for the trip. CARP’ Ss SAILING DATE INDEFINITE | PARIS, Aug. 3.—Georges Carpen | tier has not decided when he will [return to the United States to meet | Tommy Gibbons for the world’s light-heavyweight championship, ac cording to a message received here today from Francois Descamps at Creteey “Carpentier is still suffering from the fractured right thumb he sus tained in the fight with Jack Demp sey.” he wiped. “It is impossible to | when he will be able to fight again. We will let Tex Rickard know just soon as Ge g0 back into the ring.” PORTLAND | | AGAIN WINS PORTLAND, Aug. %.—Portland took the first game of the series from Salt Lake here yesterday, winning lby a 7-4 score, ‘This is the Beavers i third consecutive win | 6 score nm oH | Port T %%$ Kallio, | as ean ‘ Johnson and Baker and Byler Gould The new rule sending horsesito the stable with first money if they win the first two heats in « threeheat race has not found favor among followers of the light Most of them prefer | two-in-thres, three-in-five oF | three-beat pian. Jimmy Storey was so busy trying jto duck and protect t that he didn’t hy rt punches at one Jich, and consequently his chin last any chance Simon to « Joe Simonich did }all the fighting and won the bout in a walk, Simonich forced the going thruout the four rounds and knocked the local welter down with a right jon the mouth in the fourth round for a nine count. Joe Waterman didn’t have to think very hard when jhe handed the decision to the Mon jtana mauler Harry outboxed Soldier Woods in the semi-windup and ¥ n the call by Charlie ¢ ‘oods had a particularly wild night and the fans got a big boot out of his Imilling Ted Snyder, Eagles a likely ooking sailor th | 1928 | tened day's play | ightle University for Training; Other Campus News BY TOM OLSEN I used of many gridiron battles, will be by Coach Enos Bagshaw ground of the Washington football The new stadium field will only for regular games and y for practice for the week preceding there will first for practice early in September The former Everett prep me making his headquarters for ummer in the Smokestack City probably grid follow tactles 1921 squad practi varsity be use mibly a game Ragshaw innue the call Bagshaw duce to the same style mour Dobie hed this Everett and should not experience great difficulty in drilling it into the University football players The University of Washington team has already been “The Mystery Team” Pacific Coast sport writers will reintro local the successfully team Bagrhaw type of a at chris by the Wheth Bagshaw can whip a team into form in @ little over a month that can put up @ battle with the great maghines of the University of Call }fornia, Washington State, Stanford 1 the University of Oregon where the mystery element in. GOOD PLAY IN TACOMA By Josephine Pollack TACOMA, Aug. 3.—The second in the Northwest tennis tournament brought forth some good tennix and several upsets. Bill | Taylor, winner of the city cham pionship of Seattle, was defeated by S. Turner of California 61, 61 lor played erratic tennis and was | compietely off his game Bill Burrill, Stanford star, defeat ed Jeft Peers, a Vancouver entry Burrill played well, driving fast balls into the back court time and | Ume again Stickney defeated Bob Hexketh in a foardfought match. Both men played excellent tennis, Hesketh's service was off while Stickney played @ steady placing game. Burrill and Turner of Stanford were the winners over Villegas and Westward. Villegas seemed unable to play net, but otherwise the match was even, games goin, time and time again. Vander Las defeated Mitchell of Tacoma easily playing the best tennis he has | shown this year, With a little more} practice he will be giving some of the Dest a good run The visitme ladies were winning all their matches creeps lucky Mra Brodgon and Miss MacDonald are in| Landis’ statement was believed de | the semifinals in the doubles with. | Gardner, Cali fornia, defeated Fiye, Tacoma, tn a hard-fought match. Gardner showed ing to pertection |DAVE SHADE TO MEET SIMONICH Dave Shade, the crack California welterweight, will box Joe Stmonich in the main event of the Northwest Athletic club smoker at the Pavil jon next Tuesday. This pair should put up @ real scrap. Shade won a close decision when they fought over the 15-round route in Butte! recently and Simonich is anxious | for a chance to even up the score The winner of thia fight will be} given a bout Coast champion. with Travie Davis, at the Pavilion on | the following week COLLEGE ALL STARS PICKED The following is the all-star team | lof Eastern collegiate ball toasers as | picked by a big looked over the view of recruiting her, Peter Kernan, Yale Nichol, Penn Yale; third Conton outfield, Janin, Harvard; Sloan, Mouradian, Penn? league scout who collegians with for his club Yale; first second base. shortatop, base FIGHT DRAW wLES, Cal, Aug. 3 and Henry Gastine fought a fast and furious four-round draw at Vernon last night, headline event of a good fight card There Should Be No-Smoking Rule at Pavilion Shows The non-smoking enforced at th Los Jimmy be rule should mitt shows at Pavilion, because the building frame affair, and the fans should be protected. The rule was not enforced at last night's show be the is 4 JOE SIMONICH HAS EASY TIME BEATING J. STOREY heavyweight prodigy of Young Hector's, knocked old Fred Kent for a row in the fourth round of their bout ne veteran showed a lot of gameness and Snyder had to knock him cold before he would quit. Ad Schacht was the third man in the ring. IKNNY FIELD, the historic scene the | west is not being represented by a Northwest boy. west boys. [ The Statistics Lon Ange COAST w race LEAGUE » Laem “ “a NATIONAL LBAGL * Rarnes and Smith; Ptetter No other games AMERICAN “8 ves rr Phitadets The » e ourt- Washington Deter Fatterion ney, Aconta, ee and W Zachary and Gh First Game r a. Low is oe osten m8 Y Rayne rmahien Van Gilder Jones, Karr, Th Jana Kevereid and Roel nd Game BILLY SHADE RETURNS; TO SEEK BOUTS, welter Nght Billy Shade, Anstralian weight, middleweight and to deuce | neavywelgkt champion, is back In | arrument | Seattle. He was introduced from | the ring at the Pavilion last night }and was given a big hand. Shade was @ star in the four round game on the Pacific Coast, but he stepped into real fame when | he went to the Antipodes, where he cleaned up. Shade has not announced | plans, but it is known he plans to |go after a bout for the middle | weight championship, and may seek has always contended that he re-| beautiful form, chopping and plac-|* but with ‘Tommy Gibbons EDWARDS TO BOX RIDLE Ridley, the Seattle feather ight, meets Danny Edwards, of Oakland, in the main event of the | Vancouver Athletic club smoker at | Vancouver, B. C., tomorrow night The fight will go over the 10-round | route. 'WHITE ‘WINS _ “B” TITLE) White, the chop-stroke wiz won the Class B playfield net title yesterday, He h | the Class A championship. MIKE GIBBONS FIGHT CALLED NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—Heavy rain fall tg the reason for calling, off the Angie Ratner-Mike Gibbons go here The vout wili be dat some future date. |} Bud base, | Me Aldrich, | Harvard; | =, the fast tittle is gradually de- io takes on Willie featherweight at Camp 0 rounds, Sammy Mandell, Rockford bantam, with mo decision fatlor weight Aurora. Freedman, the will meet Joe Til. Friday night Chicago light Welling at Bod Ridley, will probably meet the main event of smoker Labor Day Seattle fendt dy Chaney Alan, Ida! Sammy Gordon is training hard for his bout with Bud Ridley at Bremerton next Monday night, The bout will be staged at the Elks’ gymnasium Hatiling Ortega and Prankie Mur adline the card at the Mi rena, near Portland, tonight. here before living here a year. new ruling is not being made to detract from his vietory, hin already won sched: | i State Net Entry List Seattle Tennis Classic Will Open on Firlock Courts Monday VNTRIES for the Washington 4 state tennis tournament are now | open and will close Auguet 6 En. may filed at Spaiding’s Piper & Taft's, or at the Seattle Tennis club. The entrance fee t& two dollars for events and dollar for juniors and boys Besides the regular five events there will be junior senior one nenior singles singles | events include men's women's rin: | and mixe boys he senior men’s doubles, doubles, singles \« women's double An 18th eligible one who had not reached his) birthday by March 4, 1921 for the junior events anyone who has not th birthday by the eligible ‘for the boys Many outsiders | meet and some hotly conte nix will be played. Wallace JIrving Weinstein and Bill Ingraham are some of the stare, now touring | the Northwest, who are expected to! compete with the local raquet wield ere. | VAUGHN SIGNED AS MANAGER BELOIT, Wis, Aug. 3.—Jim ” Vaughn, one of the main hurling jay wlmed an & | member of the “Fairies” by the man. | ager of the Fairbanks club. Vaughn's | contract le for a term of three years. | The bie leaguer jumped the Cubs in New York on July 10, following an | with Manager Johnny Evers. Vaughn haa already reported | ‘to the “Fairies* and will pitch his 98 game Saturday afternoon. MACK SUSPENDS THIRD SACKER' PHILADELPHIA, Aug. . 3.—Joe! Dugan, third baseman of the Ath. lotion, has been indefinitely suspend jed by Connie Mack. Dugan quit the jteam Monday night, declaring he }was “thru with the Athleti¢s,” and }that if Connie Mack wouldn't trade or sell him, he would quit baseball |forever. Dugan's disnatiafaction, | was because he could not stand mild ming by the fans. is and his 7 reached vame date events will enter ———— BASEBALL TODAY PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sacramento vs. Seattle Game Called t rr. Reserved Seats at 3138 tie PHONE MAIN 3008 Peurth Ave. Cars to Park | | Here’s Your | Tent Buy from the maker and save money Any style, from mnallest Silkoline Pack Tent to the largest Clreus Top. Also a complete range of Awnings, Porch Camp Stoves Get our Free Illustrated Folder ebb Spring Street, On Pradesh Nee Bg, SEATTLE Harley-Davidson Motorcycles CAUTION! Owen Roberts continued hia win. | streak, the winning ning promising the first wheh he rapped i WiMan big colored boy, on the chin with a right hand and Williams didn't come out of it for ut 10 minutes, Ted Whitman tolled the segonds. Battling Orino and Johnny a pair of welters, fought a draw in the opening bout cht officiated Clay Hite staged the show, Seattle in round Lewin slow Ad 21, Lbs. This is a fair retail pri BRAND OF 55 iS For Guard Your Health! Protect Your Pocketbook! Malt Syrup ce for any STANDARD MALT SYRUP. WHY PAY MORE? PACIFIC BOTTLERS’ UPPLY CO. 307 OCCIDENTAL AVE, 1 aim & registered member of the & events in The Star ewimming meet MEN'S EVENTS JUNIORS AND NOVICES SO-yard dash (free mtyle) sENIONS 09 yard dash (free style) 19-yard dash (breast stroke) . yard dash (back stroke) ae Meyard dam O-yard dash (ander water) Yeney diving (i0-tt beard) Life waving | 00-yard dash (free (mide over arm). cc... WOMEN'S EVENTS SENIORS 00-yard dash (free styte).. 7UNtOnS 60-yard dash (free sty! ‘ For Girts Und O-yerd dash (breast stroke) soem so-yerd dash (back stroke)... | H-vare duet | SO-yerd dash (wide over arm). | Yor Novices | M-yard dash (free style)... For Novices Fancy diving (16-f. board) | Migh diving (reewier A AU. SO-yerd dash (side over arm)......-.. Yancy diving (10-fL board) NAME ADDRESS TRLEPTIONR baveeeye ‘ Kotrice clone at & p.m Anguet If, and will be rece: star office entries are tree. A at Tatva Mwimmers under 16 need not register with the A. A Ross would have but an outside chance of winning the honors | in his own division in San Francisco, and it is not fair that he should be allowed to compete in such a tournament He won his honors in the Northwest fairly and squarely, and this demand for a but to make the sectional tournament fair to North- Star Swim Entry Blank A. U and wish to enter the follewing Yor Koys Under 16 Tours ruses) wet then at The membership ie 15 cent, and ran be fited with Kari rvs at Piper & | ter Program; Entries Open Now for Big HE finals of The Star ewimming | meet will be staged at the hington canal on Saturday Wa | ernoon, August 20. | As a conclusion to the big m a mile race will be staged, Eni | for the mile swim will be open Ait gust 15 and will close August | It will be an open event, | ‘The course of the mile race be arranged with the finish in # nal so that all spectators ave the opportunity of seeing | wimmers crows the line. The entry blank for the rey jcompetition appears daily on page of The Star. All ew | mers who expect to enter | fill out the blank and mail it to | sporting editor as soon as po Entries clone at 6 p. m. August 13, | The preliminaries will be jat the Green Lake, Mount Baker| jand Madrona Bathing beaches, | Those who place in the p 13 naries will compete in the finals im) | the canal There will be no preliminaries the mile race. Billy Hirst, | | | “port 708% Pine street, the first entry in The rhe oe meet. N. Y. COMMISSIQ WON’T ALLOW’ | | | | | | NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—Joh Wilson and Bryan Downey will be permitted to box in New York u Ul they settle the controversy the middleweight championship bj another meeting, sthe New Y¥ state boxing commission decided a meeting today. The also formally revoked the license the International Sporting club. Everything for UALITY~ no ing for show HAT’S OUR IDEA in making CAMELS — the Quality Cigarette. Why, just buy Camels and look at the package! It’s the best packing science has dévised to keep cigarettes fresh and full flavored for your taste. 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