The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1921, Page 10

P. Weinstein Finally | Wins Cup Young San Francisco Net Star Cops State Cham- pionship Honors Here AGE 10 BY LEO H. LASSE | HEN Irving Weins the young San Francisco tennis star, defeated Charles Stickney, his veteran fellow-townsman, in the finals of the Washington state tennis | meet, at Firlock, Saturday, he won| his first champtonship in two years | of play on Northwestern courts, | Last season Weinstein made his first trip North and finished in the semi-finals in the Pacific Northwest meet at Tacoma, and also finished | in tho semi-finals of the Washington State meet here, being defedted in both tournaments by Howard Kin Bey. This year Weinstein has played at) Spokane, Portland, Tacoma, Van couver gnd Victoria, B,C. and at Seattle, his Seattle stay being his last stopping place before going back home. ALWAYS NEAR Tor Weinstein has always forced his way to tho top in all of his meets, | but Saturday's victory was his first) championship. | He defeated Stickney in straight sets, both men playing very steady | ‘tennis, but Weinstein playing the stronger gume, as the score of 63, | 75, 62 shows, Mayme McDonald and Rita Meyer, | doth of Seattle, put up a good fight in the women's singles, the former retaining her title by a 6-0, 8-6 count. Mayme McDonald and Mrs. Brag don won the women's doubles by 6-3. | 63 score, defeating Marion Wheaton | and Mrs. Robinson, | CALIFORNIA | VETS WIN Charles Stickney and Carl Gard ner, California veterans, won out over William Ingraham and Irving ‘Weinstein in the men's doubles, 6 6-3, 9-7. Mayme McDonald registered her third victory of the day when, paired with William Ingraham, she helped! defeat Mra. Bourque and Weinstein in the mixed doubles finals, 7-5, in, ALLEN CRACKS | singles titles in Vancouver and | Victoria, Marshall Allen, Seattle strain of too much playing. He | in Seattle before the final round, Charles Stickney and Irving Weistein defeating him in turn. ! Allen defeated both of these men im the North. Not content with playing in the singles in the Columbia meets, entered EE i io FLELY ial LERE ay The sectional tennis tournaments in the Northwest next year will be closed events, according to word re- ceived from Walter Goss, Northwest representative of the United States Lawn Tennis association. This was decided at the meeting of the Pa- cifie Northwest association at Vic toria on July 26, this being the first news of this meeting. Goss writes from Portland that under the rules of the U. 8S. L. T. A. it is optional with the clubs whether or not these meets are to be open or closed. If they are open the national body does not pay the expenses of the doubles team. The club staging the sectional finals pay the expenses of the junior champion. But in his communication Goss did not state how long a player must be a resi dent of hie tennis center before be- coming eligible for such a meet. ‘The Star has requested more infor. mation regarding this. It is our contention that no player should be allowed to compete in a sectional meet until he has lived in his ten nis center one year. ‘TACOMA TO STAGE BIG MEET Tacoma will stage the sectional championships next year. This year they were held at Victoria and the year previous at Spokane. Seattle held the tournaments the year be- fore that. Portland and Vancouver. B. C., are in line before Seattle can expect to stage them again. OPENS TODAY Eyes of tennis fans thruout the world will be centered on Forest Hills, N. Y., today where the na- tional women’s singles and doubles meets get under way. Mme. Suzane Lenglen, the famous French cham pion, is making her first bow. She| is conceded to be the greatest woman tennis player in the world ‘Whether she will be able to keep up her great work on the courts will swoon be known, as she will be facing a formidable array of American Players this week, including Mrs. Mallory, Mrs. Bundy, Eleanor Goss, Mrs, Jessup and Mary Browne. PREP STARS TO “U2” Cot Rice and ‘Thornton Martin, for- mer Broadway high schoo! athietes who attended schools in the Hast last fall, may both enter the Uni versity of Washington thia fall Rice, who plays footpall, baseball and basketball, attended Center college last year, while Martin, who ig a crack sprinter and hurdler, was at the University of Pennsylvania. TEMPLETON LEADS FIELD Dr. C, L. Templeton led the marks: men at the regular Sunday shoot at} the Seattle Gun club ye isterday, breaking 60 targets without a miss 1. 8. Barnes was second, with 49 out Of @ pousible 50, | lof The Star Blank for Entry in Mile Swimming Race in Star Meet Tam & registered aber of the AA Uland tT to enter the mile race of The Star swimming meet It is underat The Star wilt not be held reaponaible for any «et dent that should egeur NAM® snoesseeee. Address ... ‘Telephone .... Mention whether you are @ bey or ete Ratries close at # AK m. Saturday. August 20, ENTRIES OPEN FOR BIG RACE Entries open today for the mile swimming race to be staged as part | of the finals of The Star swim meet, in Lake Washington canal, on Aw gust 27, The entires for the mile race will close at the same time the regular entries close, next Saturday, at 6 p,m. There will be two mile. races, one for women swimmers and one for men swimmers, The course of the swim will be so that the finish will be [in full view of spectators watching the regular meet on the shores of the anal On the south end of the Uni-~ rsity campus, Regular A. A. U. rul will be enforced for the mile swim, as in the other events of the meet. Entry blanks should be filled out and mailed in to the sporting editor VON ELM WINS GOLF TITLE DENVER, Aug, 15.—George Von im, of Salt Lake, Pacific Northweat Golf champion, won the Transminsis- sipp! Golf association championship here Saturday. He defeated Dr. L. D. Bromfield, of Denver, in the finals, § up and 6 to go. LES NUNAMAKER BREAKS LEG CLEVELAND, Aug. 15.—Laalie Nunamaker, catcher for the Indians, broke his lef here Saturday in the | fifth inning of the game with the White Sox. The accident occurred when Nunamaker attempted to alide into second base. FAMOUS RACE HORSE SOLD SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug. 15.—Sir Barton, the famous race horse, was sold Saturday to Mont ford Jones and J. E. Madden, well known Kentucky horsemen, by Com mander J. K. L. Ross, of Montreal. M. ALLEN AND TAYLOR GO EAST Marshall Allen and William Taylor, of Seattle, left here yesterday morn. img for the Bast, where they will compete in several tournaments, Al len and Taylor are the sectional doubles champions. MOLLA WINS NET TITLE SEABRIGHT,. N. J.. Aug. 15.— Mrs, Molla Bjurstedt Mallory defeat ed Miss Eleanor Goss in the finals of the invitational lawn tennis tourna ment here Saturday by the score of 5-6, 6-3. LEVINSKY TO BOX GIBBONS SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 16.— Tommy Gibbons and Battling Levin- aky, the light heavyweights, will box here Labor day, it was announced Saturday. RACKET NEWS More than 109 officials will be re- tennis 2 beat rman Brooks school boy champion from in Australia. He ts « southpa Vincent Richards, the erack New York net youngster, may enter Yale university this fall. Kamage, the Japanese ten- will sail for Japan Septem- ri ber 17. Zenzo Shimizu, the 29-year-old Nip: ponese tennis player, who will particl- pate in the national singles at Philadel phia, has been champion of Bengal, in- dia, for five years, and Marion, Bill of o¢ Livengood, of Franklin, th 1 sin the 1921 Seattle high agus, all plan to enter ¢ i versity of Washington this fail @ strong nucleus for a among those four racquet wielders. There is Portland will stage the 1922 Pa cific Coast zone trapshooting tourna-| the Western open golf ch ment, events im The Star swimming most: «KNTORS ‘ 100-yard Gash (free style) ...---—-—-\ 100-yara dash (breast stroke) —..—.. 50-yar@ dash (back streme).......... S-yerd Gach (side ever arm)......... 50-yard damm (umder water) Femcy diving (i9-ft. board) Life saving SENTORS 109-yard dash (free style) ....-....-. 50-yard Gash (brenst stroke)........-. 6o-yard dash (back stroke)...-....... 60-yard Gash (side ever arm). Fancy diving (10-f. beard) Life saving -. ADDRESS .... TELEPHONE .. Entries close at 6 p.m. August Btar office Entries are free, AL A Northwest | U. membership tn 26 conte, and & Taft's, Bwimmers under 16 need not register with the A Honing a a | Ortega. plenty? of action. ott. tomorrow eve. Harry Eagles, Eagles won the eight, card. in a pair of new Done CLEVE | field, tn lby Jones, WAND, iy ex Murphy Popular in Oregon | Boy Who Meets Simonich Here Tuesday Has Good | Record in Portland RANKIE MUR PHY, ver welterweight, Joe the at to morrow night, is certainly a popu- lar boy with the Portland ring Murphy. who fought here r but once before, | close decision to Travie | Davis last year, has been fighting at @ good clip in the Portland and Milwaukie rings, his last fight being | 10round draw with “Battling” w s th the thir light |bex the second bout, track fromm team | GOLF MEET FOR CL Aug. Star Swim Entry Blank I am & registered member of the A A. U. and wish to enter the following Butte fans. the ho fights imonich, miller, he Pavilion | Murphy, Uke Simonich, is a rugged | miller, who should give clever 4 bout Harry Murphy and Slats Latham, heavyweights, while Pat Mo 1 and George Miller, a duet of ol flyweights, open the show. A to tee JUNIORS AND NOVICES S@-yard dash (free style) For Boys Under 14 Years SOyard dash (free style)... .. For Boys Under 16 Years 1ee-yard dash (free styte).. For Novices S@-yerd Gash (back stroke) Life saving . WOMEN’S EVENTS For Hoya Under 14 Years Faney diving (10-ft beard) High diving (regular A. A. sUNIons $0-yard dash (free atyin) For Girls Under 14 ¥. S@-yard daah (free style) For Girls Under 16 Yea 60-yard dash (breast stroke) For Girls Under 16 Ye Fancy dtving can be filed with (free ntyle).. For Novices 0-ft. board). . High diving (regular A. A. U. NAM cerevneenserenns nner amen enee mecentsentscnseecesstecssetsesecacerecess Ra rl Frye at Piper AU. Den the boys Simonich, who was slated to meet Davia tomorrow night, still has a chance to meet the cham | pion as soon as Travie gets over the injury sustained in training in Ever. BovJoe will be out after a win Tas | Angeles boy, and Soldier Woods, the | jumping-jack welterweight, will re | new hostilities in the the division of The Star Junior Baseball league. mascot, fleaweight champion boxer of the Pacific coast; Abe Getzen, center field Dave Fisse, first base; Byron Hobbs, catcher; Bill Gordon, third base; Bill Johnson, pi Orlo Spatig, left field; Johnny Roche, right field; Jim Lansberry, “attorney” and general adviser, Jimmy Morrison, star second sacker, was absent when this picture was snapped.—Photo by Price & Carter, Star staff photographers. Is [PHILLY TO LOSE NATIONAL BERTH? ‘EW YORK, Aug. 15.—Talk is going the rounds in baseball circles here that Balti- semi-windup decision the last time they met, but the soldier gave | him one busy evening. Truman Davis, Travie’s makes his second start, meeting Rube | #5 brother, nn, the husky local light heavy: | win on the ? AND A classy uding Jim Barnes and Bob- off in mplousbip to be held here August 24.26. | | Going thru the preliminary games with eight wins and three defeats and then winding up three straight ames in the final round robin series, the Eckart Cigar Co. team made a nifty showing in the Class B The champions, pictured above, from left to right follow: Jackie Caston, Ely Caston, manager and outfielder; er; Reggie Bird, shortstop; more will be tendered the Philadelphia franchise in the National league this winter. Baseball has been going over big in the Maryland metropolis durin; Jack Dunn and his champion Orioles in the International league. the tenure of he Orioles won last year’s Eastern minor title and are winning this year’s International race in a walk. BYRON CALLS A CLOSE ONE 15.—Portiand and Sacramento broke even in their game here yesterday, the locals win. PORTLAND, Aug. ning the first by the score of ite Umpire Byron called a close one in| first Pacifie Coast conference game e St. Louts ... Cincinnatt the eighth inning of the second| #t Berkeley | Batteries game which robbed the Beavers of Oregen squad n 1ans..: Wingo. & possible victory, As @ result./ corumbia university football ca: - Byron was subject to a shower of | practice ‘weed: Wednend. agrees ry poten pop bottles, cushions and anything | 7! eek during the eumt-| New York Steps Into First | prookirs that could be thrown, The Sacs | Vereen won the tilt by a 43 score. R HM. Bi tommodate se, teseeeeees © 1F 1) Tagore and * . tune @ @ 3) the Rom and Baker; Pittery Prince: Second Game— nm ® Bactamento ¢ 1 e 18 will cost 83, Portiand . 2 ore the Marverd LOS ANGELES TAKES PAIR BAN FRANCISCO, A Los Angeles was up and at m y | terday and took the league-leading Seals down the line twibe, the firet game by a 62 score ahd the second by a 63 count Morten eae COAST LEAGUR | | gecond, and Tommy Milton Durant S0N SETS RECORD oats Ank ©: See a finished third. Milton til! WASHINGTOS. AUK. 15—Walter | BONO ce csseeseeoss wf WT Batierion: taeno-and Baldwin; ODeu first place in the 1921 A-| Jonnson, by strifting out eight men | Batteries; "Jones and Tuel; Erickson, and Agnew; Yelle Ea gpNAe ter ing. yesterday, establishéd a new world's | Acosta and Gharrity. i Afternoon Game— Rm & ORR ERT H record for strikeouts. The great =< —~ te Anevine $$ 3) THELMA WITH Y. W. CA. | Walter has struck out 2,775 men in A LOT OF MONEY Datterior, ‘Thomas and Sianage, Raid. | Thelma Payne, three-time women's | 526 games, The French government has VERNON DROPS PAIR TO OAKS Oak. tilts of, the double header from Vernon here yesterday 108 ANGELES, land took both Aug. 15. 1 emtt| The first game went to the Oaks | ig slated to lead the Cleveland Tigers,| ***"“tyemetee by a 95 score and the second by! professional gridiron players, this|Read my article in an &3 count. fail next Saturday's Star, First Game nH sini en Oakland M83 Oe Wes | Vernon 6 8 3 Batteries: Krause, Kremer and Koehi or; McGraw and Hannah, Murphy | Hecond Game— R. Hu BOF Vernon . . wee 8 s 2 Datterion tt and Mitze, Koehler; Mitchell, Cro a Hannah | BILLIARD STARS TO MEET SPOKA Aug. 15 Pierre M: | pome, Chase Sibley, Milo Condon and | H. 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A. in au The ing | | officers of the |B} certitiea each mon| of every the the time, kind of ington, It would if it did. 32 Years i ‘ely yo forvia fomtbaill team will play Dalmer stadium, at Princeton, will ac- 000 people en Harvard Crimson clash tf annual football game In November. ton candidates will be called EW YORK, Aug. for first practice September 15. game this fall. polis thie fall, HEARNE WINS RACE SANTA ROBA, Cal., Aug. 15.—-EM- die Hearne, in a Distell-Duesenberg, 160-mile Cotati speedway race near here yesterday in what is claimed to be world’s record, time, one hour, 21 minutes, 19 2.5 seconds. ‘les, Dusenberg, ia now swimming instructor of the the Rose city THORPE TO LEAD TIGERS CLEVELAND, | Thorpe, famous Indian football star, Aug. 15 Difference Mutual Savings Bank Law requires that the the Bank make a report in writing ith to each direct- or, & complete list in detail, investment which the Executive Committee of the Board accepted during month the Directors in the closest touch with the business all thus keeping This provision of the law does not apply to any other “Savings Institu: tion” in the State of Wash- d be a good thing Washington Mutual Saving S Bank | 1101 Second Avenue Corner Second and Spring SEATTLE Established Assets: Over $14,000,000 . it le expected, to and Yale feotbell Philly fans are known to be pretty well disgusted with Prexy Baker of the Quakers and his layout of would-be tossers. Yankees Leading the Loses to Chicago didn't play Sunday. the White Sox ace. walloping Philadelphia. was : ° national fancy diving champion, |———— while wearing the colors of the After the show, we'll go to Boldt's. Multnomah club of Portland, Ore., | Advertisement. EDWIN J. HROWN, D. D. s. 106 Columbia St. For over twenty y Jim MEASURE WITH N I are used to standard units of measurement. Business could not be conducted with- out them. all lines of business we But in dealing with tities we have lacked, until fairly recently, a standard unit by which to measure title values. Lawyer A's opinion on the title was not standard because Lawyer B might dif. fer with it—and the buyer took the risk, Now Title In- surance supplies the lack, The Insured Title is the Standard Title, WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY “Under State Supervision” Assets More Than $650,000 land their season by winning Place When Cleveland 15.—The New York Yankees went back into first place in the great race in the American league today altho they They are now * football games are| leading the Cleveland Indians by a half @ game, ag the champions lost to the Chicago White Sox yesterday when they couldn't hit Urban Faber, The Pittsburg Pirates held their ground in the National league when they won a 1 to © game from the Chicago Cubs, while New York was | Virst Game Balt Lake— au. Kn MH, PO. A Siagiin, sora 8 i 7 «e@ 1 4 oa me 8 oe ey @ ee: yes ¢ i 2 6 @ ig Os ihe Tee OEE Ras aap TT eet Totals « 6 fenttle AB KH. PO. A Lane, if Bh ak a BP Wisterait, ab + 0 ; . By eet Be a | Ridred A gat HE Ge | Kenworthy, ab ee ae Ce ee ‘ o 2 2 ® oo 40° ® : . : ad ea Ge, Bae j 669 6 6 @ 4 Sie B47 % reer Gee ar ee re by innings ili 90010000 eke ee ee’ 6000109090 oro1zeot} By Jacobs Mtruek out uld 2, Bases on balle—Off Jaco! by Strand ¢ off Kallio 1 2. Murphy playe— Pat Spencer to Bee, Beborr. Wiktersil Kenworthy Lane. Stole piteh—Be i runs 5, bite Kallio. Ru Rehorr 1, Ke tre 1:50. * for Time of game and Phyle. PACIVIC COAST LEAGUE w. Lent, Ban Francisco : Ractame Portiand GAMES THIS WEEK feattle at Sacramento Portiand at Salt Lake Vernon at Ban Francises Oakiand at Los Angeles. NATIONAL Pittsbore New York | Boston Brooklyn |#t. Loate | Cincinnati ... Ba @e ond O'Varrel. The score— Ph Batteries and Snyder. ‘The score— Gore and Krueger. : | Cleveland - Wastfington St. Louis Detroit Ree 2 Batteries: Oldham, Cole and Shocker Severeid The score— R. H. Chicago 4 12 | Cleveland . > Un Olympie games program for 1924. for 20,000 francs for carrying out its MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 197 i (The Statistics) In dians Lee 1 6 0 i Gould Two-bane Lewis Three-base bit~—t Dou Bund to Kigiin to Gay 2; Ken rifice bite Fawards, By Dailey . . ree defeat y responsible for——Daiiey 5, Jacobs 1, Gould 1, Time of gaine 1:45, Umpires—Phyle and Bason Game seen hi. PO. A. o 6 2 ° oo 6 Be tae 4,4 By ee eae o 6 ot ¢ 1:10 0 oe38 } eo.¢ 3 Toe i ee 1 6 24 16 nM. PO. A | pw ee sie Mage i ees Sr PR O08 A, dite et Kenworthy, 2b ries (i: Sacay ead Hee, rt Wire We teas “aie 3 Patterson, es San Mees Sey Hee Bpencer, © . 41 Schorr, p + Je ik gt 116 oT 6 | nd Umpires— Eason ! Visitor | Francia and the e is played between, {| the game is pla: u Nose Out | Tribe Takes Odd From Salt Lake; Go on Trip Y winning games from Balt and then the last Sunday's bill, Bees hag the first a Seattle Just dig to cop 4 frame of t] kame serien the U hel It took ' 11 innings ¢ 3 feat the game Saturday Jack Bromley The locals by winning run in the 1ithigaal Harry Gardner pitched the gam boys into a win in the urday struggle, coming out em} 5 to 1, holding the Bees tg: bingles Joe Dalley didn't foot the ny in the first frame of the me Sunday and the bunched six hits for five two were out. That stowed game away Ernie Schorr hurled nifty & the second game and his hed the apple hard, the ning 11 to 1 a Sunday's games closed the | stay of the Seattle team for * they will play Sa , non, San Francisco and turn before coming back tile season with Angeles and San Francisee, <ENWORTHY | PLAYS GREAT BALL Bill Kenworthy played great baseball over the wes end, doing his share of the i ting and dishing up seme defensive baseball. the Duke is playing as ge all-around game as aay sep baseman in the loop, the first great ball the ‘4 wi SOME HEADWORK The Duke showed the! in that first game 8 opened the 1th with « Bromley sent him to wild heave to first. rificed him to third. ed both Bates and El |laid down a perfect |pitech offered to him 4 breezed over with the wi in a walk. This is the se this year that the D the squeeze play on when it meant the ball j will box Cal 10 rounds here ton’ There is oaly one our best. 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