The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1921, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR YANKEES TAKE LEAD; PIRATES LOSE GROUND, NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Winning from the Chicago White Sox here yesterday while the Cleveland Indians were taking a licking from the Philadelphia Athletics, the New York Yankees went into first place in the race for the American league flag by half a game, leading the Indians by one point in the percentage column. The race in the junior major is now a grim fight between the Yanks and Indians as Washington, in third place, is nine full games behind. Pittsburg lost a half a game in the National Wednesday, losing to Brooklyn while New York was idle. The Pirates hold a two and one-half game lead over the Giants. The Boston Braves, four games behind New York, are conceded a fine chance of finishing in the first money yet. Eckarts Star Swim Entry Blank Bill Shad | Retaihs |ie-aeunen- +s o = ee Honors Gibbons G¢ MEWS EVENTS JUNIORS AND NOVICES AW yerd dash (free myles)... Australian Champ Wou Sub for Carpentier i Big Bout in New York — Yor Toys Under 14 Years 60-yard dash (free style) Yor Boys Under 16 Years ILLY SHAD the Aus' 00-yard Gash (free style) Yor Novices eyerd Gash (back stroke) mitt champion, is going East in! October to ty For Boys Under 18 Tears Fancy @iving (16 beard) to force Tommy Gibbons, the St High (@iving (requiar A. A. Paul light Lite waving EVENTS heavyweight, into a match, The way things look now, the propo | Too Much Class for Int. Teams Run ’ Piling Up | Big Lead Leaders Gain by Beating | Angels While the Locals Win and Lose With Bees BY LEO H. LASSEN | AN FRANCISCO oe wa ” a sa Baltimore Orioles Away With Flag Eastern Circuit wai ene. Aug. 11 Jack Dunn's Baltimore Orioles ts a} big\ league ball club playing in the minors. The Birds could sub for any team in the majors and climb. They #o far outclass other teams in the International there is no im terest in the pennant fight, There is no fight Few losing days come to the | Birds, They win so oft a victory means nothing to them except an other day's work. Last fall Dunn defied the draft. KEPT it PROMIS! He had promisef Baltimore fans he would get a winner together and hold it. He kept his word. Record after record amashed by this steam-r club this summer. Jack Ogden, veteran righthander, paseed the best records for winning is piling sweet lead in the up race for Toast I sextons 100-yard Gash (free styte) 00-yard dash (breast stroke) S0-yerd dash (beck stroke) S0-yerd dash (side ov Junior Baseball Protests Not Allowed; Cham- pions’ Final Scores Big) | 18 Fekart Cigar team retains | the championship of the Class | |B division of The Star Junior base ball league, The protest against | Gordon Horrobin, charging that the | Bokart third sacker was over the jage limit set by the league, was tossed out at the protest meeting | at The Star last night w the | |manager of the Highland park ad mitted that Horrobin'’s birth date | was listed as July 22, 1899,'in the] streaks in the International and / school census, The age limit, set) came near equaling the mark of 19, by the league, allowed players to straight, held by Rube Marquard. | compete who had not reached their | Ogden @on 18 in a row. i birthday on or before April Jack Bentley, first baseman, right 1921 | |hand pitcher and slugger, is the] ‘The protest of the Highland park Babe Ruth of the minors. Me has |team, eharging that the umpire in pitched nine games and won them!charge advanced a batter to first all, Playing firet base when he /tase on a balk, before four ball» had | ien’t In the box, he ts leading the |heen called, we allowed, but the league in hitting with a mark Eckart-Hightand park game wil! not 403. He ham socked out nearly be played over because’ the Eckart home-runs. He batted safetly in 26 | team did not score any runs on the consecutive games, A major league |ruling. This decision was acdbpted club has bid $60,000 for him. by both teams, GREAT The KEckart team went thru the | FIELDING final series of The Star league de Max Bishop, young second Base |feating the Three Brothers Dye man, played nearly two mdénthn| Works 16 to 2, the Georgetown Cubs without making a bobble. The ma-|14 to 1 and the Highland park te: jors are after him |T to 4 |} Lefty G young eouthpaw| The champions have been asked to | from the Blue Ridge mountains, has| meet at The Star office tonight at |won clone to 20 games, hin first 7 p. m, so The Star camera man can year out. Dunn wouldn't take | get in hie good work. $25,000 for him. } lies i emai Joe Boley, shortetop, is the field. /RALLY WINS FOR SEALS Ing sensation of the league. Money couldn't buy him from the Birds, FRANCISCO, Aug. 11—A ninth inning rally, netting three | ‘© club can stop the Birds. They win whether crippled or not. Stolen Dasee—Lane, Middieton runs, by San Francisco, saved the day, and the Seals won over Los An pitcien dasce Lane. Middiston.) The club haw registered over a} —Rawarda 4 pitehe tdner, Reiger. Indings pitched-—By | home-rths this year, fo &, rune 2, Nite ® at bat 24 Credit | ANOTHER goles by a 65 score, Lefty O'Doul| made one of his fatnous circult clouts | during the game. Again while attle was break with Sale Lake Bees a double bill, the } Ja taking im hitting battle in the opener, 9 to 6, | Bnd the Bees winning the second @ame in 10 frames by a to 2 score. The Seals have now won two | @ames in a row from the Angels, > pulling yesterday's fracas from the Ww, k. flames in the ninth inning by eounting three runs. They won 6) to 5. ‘The San Francisco outfit is now Seattle, the present second Squad, by eight full games. Los Angeles can stage a come. before the week is over and even with the leaders and] can hit a. winhing gait} > @gainst Salt Lake, the big series be isco and Seattle, | Booked for San Francisco soon, will a long ways towards deciding |, pennant rac J the could an even the ti. rules) gomons 50-yard dash (free style) Yor Girls Under te-yard dash (free style)... For ‘ 100-yard Gash (free styie).. O-yard Gash (breast stroke S0-yard dash (back stroke) WO-yard daah (side over arm). For Novices + W-yerd Gash (free styte)....2+--00-- For Novices Pency diving (10-f. board) High diving (reguier A A U. rules) S0-yard Gash (aide over arm). ... been ball has lor Fency diving (10-ft beard) Life ORIG neces sceeceeemee poceeeee Be Gibbo tier bout for the lightweight set for October in New York, is o becatse Carpentier’s injured | hand refuses to mend, Shade, who is now wel around 175 pounds, is anxious meet the clever St. Paul man, Shoul | Shade win, he will be in the big money, The California miler has rec a lot of favorable comment in Eastern press for his great wor the ring in Australia, and should be matched with Gibbons, it ought be a great drawing card. Shade left yesterday for Po where he will stop a few days befo returning to his home in San cisco. He will rest there for about | month, and then plans to go to Ni York. 10, TELEPUONE A tee eee ee seen e+ eeees eeeee Entries clos at 6p m August 17%, and will be recetved until then at The Star effies. Eotrice are tree A. AU. membership te 25 conta, and can be fied with Earl Frre at Piper & Taft's Swimmers under 16 need not register with the A A U. M adron a Swim Club Is Formed Promise to Give Neptune Club Competition in Star Swimming Meet 1E Green Lake Neptune club, winners of the junior honors in The Star swimming meet last year, Plan on entering a strong team again this year, but will have to go up against some stfong competition against the newly formed Madrona Aquatic club. Johnny Wilson, University of Washington football star, and the lifeguard at the Madrona bathing beach, is the sponsor of the new club. Harry McWatters, crack 0 Crystal Swimming club dash swim- mer, is giving the youngsters some| Bud Ridley, Seattle feath pointers. Lambert Sternbergh, coach | and Jee Waterman, his of the Crystal club, was also coach. | leave for Manila, in the Philippi ing the youngsters before he left for | 1ands, August 15. Ridley has the East this week. signed for four bouts in the The Madrona elub ts divided into| East. He will return home two classes—those 15 and 16 years | Christmas, of age and those under 14 years of age. ‘The races and dives between the members of the Lake Washington th ATTACK WINS FOR LOCALS A batting attack won Change Dates for Big Star Aquatic Meet The finals for The Star swim ming meet will be staged on Sat- urday, August instead of August 20, as originally an- nouneed. The preliminaries will be held on Tuesday, August 23, instead of Tuesday, August 16 The closing date for the entries have also been set back. will now close August 20 Pp. m., instead of the coming Sat Manager Jack Dunn (center) and his stars. Reading down (left) JackgOgden, Bill Holden and Max Bishop; (right) Jack Bentley, Merwin Jacobson an@ Lefty Groves. e b 3 z SIMONICH AND DAVIS NEXT | } | | Ott Gardner Two-pase | Wistersil, Lewis, Sand | Kenworthy to} tterwon to Mur Patterson, Sand. by Kallte 2. Bases on balls off Kallio 2, off Reiger 1 hite—-Murphy, Adams, Lane Cravath, — Three-base- hits Double plays—Wisterail to i Kenworthy to F Sacrifice hits i. i Hi iy Salt Lake— Sigiin, 2b Hands, ss . Cravath, Brown Lewis, if Strand, of Gay, tb Byler, ¢ ..... a pitcher can go | Gould. p ... Al Gould, the Salt |*"¢rarcs in two years. Two was one of the best | ¢ league. He has |} but winning ball) his etarts in Seattle thig season. | years ago he had one of the ‘Most effective spit balls in the coast The box score tells how If he t SAN 3 4 R g siger Rue responsible (F- | FENCE BUSTER Umpirea—Bason and Bil Holden ts clone behind Rent ame b ley in the fence-busting business POE COREL SAGE and Bishop ts runner-up 1 4 | The Birds equaled the record of the old Corsicana elub of the Texas league by winning 27 games in a | row, | If two seasons the Orioles haven't wt three games straight. F = 55 Z 5 & Pet. bee i ry Lone and Baldwin. SEABRIGHT, N. J. Aug. 11.— | Richard Norris Williams II, William iJohnaton, Vincebt Richards and | Maxwell Woosnam, of Great Britain, | will fight it out for the men’s singles honors in the Seabright tourney here, The semi-final round has aiso | been reached in the women’s singles, Eleanor Goss, Mrs, Mallory, Mrs. \, } t ‘6 | : | to | Portiand DUNDEE AND WHITE DRAW NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Charley White, of Chicago, and Johnny Dun dee, of New York, fought a fast 10 304} round bout here Inst night in the main event of the all-star smoker. | Paul Doyle was awarded a judgen’ NATIONAL LEAGUR 3 Totate ... on, : Batted for ry Score by Inning Salt Lake Hite Seattle Hite . Summary; Struck out—Ty by Gould 3, Bases on balls-e Ott Gould 2. Two-base hite—Stumpf, Lewis, Murphy, Gould. Three-base bh Double play—Kenworthy to 1 Pittedure New York . Toaton Brookiyn St, Louis Cineinnatt ... +) Chicago .. Priladelphia ¢ 1 ° ° ao f : i 6-2, 6-4. The winner's driving was his winning factor, and his net ping went loag way toward his victory. BIG FIG OFF AGA It's g E P vn were $ Marshall Allen, our local tennis pride, eve aiff i E ELDER ES un = RE - Old Man Cravath can still hit the agate. Paddy Siglin walked in the sixth inping of the second game and then Cactus slapped one of Harry Gardner's offerings against the Fight field fence, good for two bases, sending Siglin over. Siglin got a life and went to second on Wister gil's low throw in the eighth after ‘Tex had made a great stop. Sands| Kicked thru with a hit and Siglin ted the score. GARDNER DOES GREAT PITCHING Marry Gardner gave the girls and boys an example of some real pitching in the ninth frame of that second game yesterday. Duffy Lewis opened the inning with a tremendous triple to left field that would have gone for a home run except for some fast work by Lane and Patterson in relaying it home. Harry foreed Strand to hit to Murphy and then he struck out Gay. Ed- wards rolled an easy one to Marry and the inning was over. FRANCIS GETS | KNOCKED OUT | Ray Francis looked ike anything but a big league prospect in that} second inning of the first game yes terday. An error by Bill Stumpf started the trouble. Then Lewis | and Strand doubled and & } singled. Gould beat out a hit to! Francis and Ray helped him around the bags with a wild heave to first. | Sands also hit and five runs came| over altogether. Exit Francis. It} Was one of the few times this year! that he has been driven from the Mound. o- | SUN BOTHERS SALTS Heinie Sanda and Dufty had a terrible time with the sun in the second game yesterday, Adams and Wisterzil getting doubles and Murphy a single on hits that dropped safe because they lost the ball in the sun. | | Lewis } somfi sEcoND | GUESSING It's great to be a second gues- or, but the way thingy turned out Seattle would have won, the second game in nine innings if the Indians had played the old .@ Sacrifice hite— ‘ore and Kroeger Wistersil, Lane, Sigti Strand, Murphy. Hit by pitched Kenworthy. Wild piten First Gime Innings pitched —By Francis, 1%, runs 5, | Cineinnatt hits 6, at bat 11, 2 out in second with 1 on dase. Credit victory to Schorr. Rune responmble for—Francis Scherr Gould 7, Time of @ Umpires —Rmson and Phyle a and Batteries Mor rison, Glaan. etter x, 2 3 ° pombe and Hargrave; Haines, Sherdel, North and Dithoefer. AMERICAN LEAGUE Won, Lost ” “a Pet. |New York . as | Cleveland Washington 8. Louis Detroit $17 533 Honuuoowouur j ago Philadelphia The wcork— Chicago New York Batteries: HL Weeny and Lees; © The score Cleveland Philadelphia i That Uhie, Bagby and O'Neili; Moore, Rommeli and Perkins The score— at. 1 Washington Batteries: | Shocker Zachary and Gharrity Totals 8 ule “Batted for Kallio In se owas Revered Olahan rmahien at second. He of ground and his |throwing made the patrons gasp several times, He went behind sec- jone and grabbed one chance that was the prize fielding stunt of the |day, altho he didn’t have a chance |for the out at first. He still looks | weak at the plate. If he can perk lup hig hitting to the standard he hag set in the field he won't be in |this league long. Wisterzii played | well at thirg. | dontars again cov. army game of sacrificing the | ered a world runner to second, Lane walked to start the third frame and Middleton beat out a hit to Brown. Then Murphy tried the hit and run and flied to right, worthy hit one a mile to cen- ter, but both runners were held on their bases by Strand's throw. Then they engineered a double steal, but Wistersil flied it to Strand. 1 » would have scored on Kennie’s fly, Seattle scored two in the next frame. to the left MURPHY WAS HITTING, TOO Rod Murphy wag also in a hitting mood yesterday, cracking out four safeties, two doubles. With two |men on the second frame however, | Rod let three drift by and was called | out on strikes without taking his bat Joft his shoulder. Murphy always will be a good hitter, however, a baa|b@ has a good eye and his sweeping | swing drives ‘em far ‘OAKS LOSE TO VERNON his | LOS AD LU Aug. 11 mon Tigers defeated Oakland } terday by the score of 5-1, 'T igers made four of their five runs | a bunt; Lane. scored worthy’s fly and Roxy | over on Wisterzil’s Texas double to left. It ended our scoring for the day. SEE HITS BALL RD While Charley See mad boot in the second game the battle to the opposition, work at the plate showed a world of improvement. He out | five hits in the two arid | howed a world of speed in getting | down to first b He stands up to the plate nicely and takes a good cut at the ball, He is not a finished ball player yet, but bears a lot of| in the fifth inning. watching. |_ The score | Vernon a ikea Vs Oakland ‘ weet Bill Patterson was shifted to shortstop and Tex Wisterzil sent to} third and Bill Stumpf to the bench in the middle of the first . game Stumpf is out with an injured fin eer. slap} American polo quartet internation. al champions may compete for the Point Judith challenge cup at Nar- ragansett Pier, R, 1, during the Patterson went Uke a million’ August scries Sia doubtful | decision over Marty Cross in the | sermi-windup ne Charley Ledoux, French bantam: weight, was given the worst end of /\7 A | decision over Johnny Buff, American fiyweight champ Midget Smith won a judges’ decision ‘< Young Montreal of Providence. AMATEUR SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT) Friday night at the Pavilion the regular Friday night all-star ama- teur boxing show will be put on by | _ Cinx Mite featuring lant or nine | BRITISH WIN YACHT SERIES The boys are pronounced in un usually good shape this week as the | COWES, Isle of Wight, Aug. 11 Scoring four points in the sixth and club has thrown open its gyrfnasium free of charge to the boxers and Adolph Schacht is teaching classes | final race of the series between Brit of boys daily free of ch Theiish and American six-meter yachts, complete card will be announced to-| the British racers cinched the series morrow. | by totaling 101 points to | Americans in the six ra RICKARD GETS | BOSTON, Aug |son will meet Bryan Downey, Cleveland, in Jersey City on y, according to an annour here last night by manager of Wilson. Tex Rick is the promoter of the bout Wilson will get 35 per cent of the | gate receipts and the Cleveland boy | will get 20 per cent. FRANK TROEH WINS — TITLE TACOMA, Aug. 11.—Frank Troeh jof Vancouver, Wash. won the Pa leitie & zone title of the Amer j lean T shooting association hand. cap shot here yesterday. ‘Troeh jbroke 99 out of a possiblé 100 tary | R. 8. Searle of Seattle jsecond with 98 out of possible | 100. Troeh was under heavy | Kw | eancle i a | JOURNEE IS | | - KNOCKED OUT NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—Paul Jour: |? manningham: 3-6, 6-9, 6- nee, French heavyweight and former | wood boat Loe and Nolaon, 6-2, 6-4; Hurd | sparring partner of Georges Carpen. Heat. Reoater and. Cursing | tier, was knocked out by Al Reich, Hulto Wha’ Seats ta te, Vb |of New York, in the first round of 12-round bout ‘here jJessup and Mary Browne, quality it UGHN QUITS LEAGUE BALL KENOSHA, Wis, Aug. 11.—Jim Vaughn, Chicago National league pitcher, has quit organize baseball. He has signed with Beloit, an “out law” club, according to announce. ment from Judge Landis’ office. Landis has suspended him indefin- itely \ 1i—Johnny Wil of Labor ement n Kil Last Year’s Mark; Gets Number 42 EW YO Aug. 11.—Babe Ruth pounded out his 42nd home run of the season here yester day in the game Chi cago, incidentally helping his team to victory and first place in the American league race. FAST MATCHES | PLAY IN aguinst Several fast played the the V h. tennis meet at the Se club rday. No featured the play matches were jin round of ington attle Tennis noticeable upsets third state | ret gets, was Allen beat J. Proe: M. Allen D. W. Burrill beat 8. t their scheduled i 6-1; Welnetein a Ingraham beat Marion beat nelie beat W | ¢ NO SPLIT For awhile there was talk | split season in the |league in the Bast, because Dunn's Baltimore team is ahead that the teams in the first {division are about 20 games behind But it looks like they will finish out their origival schedule. ii of ale International | t MycDonald beat 5. Pol | Mrs Jing » | Whe Rita Rita w Mins beat Minson ‘Ste: Koyn’ Singlow Wiley, 6-4, 2-6, 6 W, Kendall, 4-6, Mixed Doubles. Australian rugby team will go to England by way of San Francisco, They are expected in a few weeks and may give a few exhibitions of their skill, Langile | beat Robert Reynolds beat 7.5, 6-2. Rita Meyer And Lager- FEATURE _ made hie initial appearance in the state net meet yesterday, and came thry with two victories, winning from John Proc= the Victoria junior star, 2-6, 10-%, and defeating Dick Vander Las, $-6. Alec Toms and Armand Marion ran Ingraham and Welnetein to three sete in the Goubles event of the state meet yea- terday. ‘he winners took the first set with ease, 6-0, and had the local junior pair 5-1 in the second set when Ross nd Marion tur pund and score. The ned ; the ? too J untit they, | turned to’ form. nd it was not ne set that they re y took the last set, Miss Stella Fording defeated Mrs. entries for voret ix Mayme Carl Gardner looks pretty good. He has been winning bis matches with regularity, Yesterday he beat If, Zettler with title trouble, 6-%, and Zettler is no poor player pwelt, marathon m erday, and ft has cau ub and iaconventence in waking the sched- Captain Arthur Maranda of Mon- treal won the twenty-fifth annual field day of the Montreal Police A. recently with seven first D . & third and fourth leclub and the Green Lake Neptune club in themselves promise to be one jot the most interesting features of The Stag meet. However, it is not necessary to be- long to any particular swimming club to compete in the meet, The entry blank appears daily on the sport page of The Star and those planning to enter are urged to fill it out as early as possible and send them in to the sporting editor. The entries for the mile races, which will be held at the finals on August in the Lake Washington canal, will open next Monday and close on the following Saturday. BEAVERS LOSE ANOTHER TILT PORTLAND, Aug. 11.—Prough |and Ross hooked up in a pitchers’ ttle here yesterday, the Sacramen- to moundsman having a slight edge. The Solons won by the score of 3 to 0. Tho score R amento 10 | | Prough ai ORIOLE STAR | IS BIG WINNER Jack Ogden, Baltimore pitching ace, won 18 straight games for the Orioles before he was stopped by Jersey City by a 3 to 2 count re. cently. Ogden is said to be one of the most promising pitchers in the minors. NET MATCHES Mies Allen 6-1 Wheaton and beat and M 6-0 4 | strom 6-4 | Mise Mrs Hragd Pollack MeMille DAY'S LEDC LE 1 |M. Lambuth | Mise Bishop and Folger, Miss MuDe Mies Hurd and Bi Preetor 1 k—Abel and Kalback va No! Jan and Hesketh Jon and beat Ryan, keth 6-1, urner beat Miss Lake and 6-0. vr | sen pe w ayn Mrs. in c D Stickney ve, W. Burrill MacDonald ve. Mra Miss Alle M Weinstein, Miss Ville@e ve, Fording vs. M. Wheaton, Mra. Bourque Mu Mayme Hurd vs, Weinstein Benson, winner Taylor and Ingrahaia Miss Meyer and Miss Wheaton and [es jardner, and Mise Stlokney Meyer and Weinstein ve. ve. and M 1 Brown va, winner Stickney vs, Lataure and ald and Lambuth vs. Péllack vs. Robinson buth and Coffin rque and Weinstein W. Langiie va A Winner Proctor vs Vander Las and Taylor winner of Mesketh and Nollan va. Abell and Bahibac BASEBALL TODAY PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Salt Lake vs. Seattle Game Called 2:45 P.M, Reserved Sents at 3138 Arcade ONE MAIN 3001 ‘Take Fourth Ave. Cars to Park INSTRUCTION ‘ With all his natural ability, O Roberts, the promising Seattle erweight, needs a lot of boxing struction before he can expect to among the topnotchers, He doe know how to use his left hand, he telegraphs his right too ply He is a strong kid, with 7. good | and he takes fine care of himself has all the natural qualifications 4 a good ring man, But he was |a boxing lesson by Mickey Hi Jan average boxer, at the Pavil the other night, and it should | press upon Roberts the necessity knowing how to box, Gee, Ad but Boldt’s Bread is vertisement. | { } | [HARLEY-DAV! azo BICYCLES MIRSCH CYCLE 303 E.PiKeE | | DON’T PAY MORE Ballantine’s Malt Syrup 50c (ti Special Price on Quantity All Other Supplies Reduced Proportionately 1627 WESTLAKE Opposite Frederick & Nelson Open from 8 A. M. to 7 P. 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