The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 22

PAGE 22 But How Come for Indians? Seals Seek Player on Jim-| my Caveney Deal; Cim-) ns sear wit» cy Still Owes Seattle | (r yniicavion sarurss CCORDING to all accounts the Cin cinnati Reds owe the Seattle In 0 ready tonsers in the optaing game Wednes- diana five players| “** 1920 and they piers last year have owed the lo. cal club those men for over & fs stellar game year, ayed & forward The latest gos sip on the base ball Rialto is a report rom Francisco that Sam Crane, th crack soccer player Utility infielder, is being sought by | same etub in The Stor the Seals to replace Jimmy Cav on @t shortstop. Caveney, you will re Member, goes to the Cincy team next berth for the champion Broadway mid: ots last season, Pete Mitehelt, an: Park cager | years age Washington year. Bo far the Seals have obtained Pitohers Geary, Coumbe and Mitchell Qnd are almost certain of grabbing | ‘opine | Dutfielder Seo.on the Caveney sale, | Bro" tin ttle sent Sammy Bohne to the | "*"*"* and Rohne proved to be one of} the star infielders in the National i ~ Meague last year, leading the second | © gackers in fielding. r Y/; ok For Bohne the local club has re ie apg @eived Monroe Swartz, a Class D Pitcher, Morris Rath, who was sold #© San Francisco, and the loan of New Engiand Professional Golfers! It has oa Pete has favored the abe. Another pair ned Op, tN ing of} Herb Brenton and Chariey See for | & few wooks. Do your own thinking. _ Beattio needs a shortstop just as Badly as San Francisco does, and Beattie should have prior claim “pee 17, Crane, regarded as a cinch to make Good in this circuit. You can leave it to Chief Walter) Teague. £ McCredie fs now back on the! ——. > Coast, stopping off at Portland. He 4 next sun BS expected to open the baseball | title, according to reports headquarters here soon and plans for Ext season should begin to hum. Cecil Leitch, Rritish woman golf champion, Is said to have torn the muscle of RIPPE’S LEADING | _ ALLEYMEN TNCING upon the downtrodden Alderwood Manor bowlers for | the sport are plane _ three wins, Rippe's Cafe jumped to the lead in the City league last night. Parisian Chocolates have apparent By hit the toboggan. slipp fourth place as a result of d @il three tilts to the crack Boldt's! Cafe aggregation. he None of the other teams were! forearm on her last ited Sales, and may play again for six sccording te reports from Blanked. all losers taking one round. | Totals: | Rippe's Cats tos 1035 ste—t013 | g Alderwood Manor to ® oes Sei} M. Brooks & Go.iset sae *$s3--z908) jena x. Installation Office, Construction Of Ring dors O88, O98: a6 fee. vikion Plant and installation Parisian Chocolates. $85 teams winning Boidt's Care 955 906 sTube's Cate oro 915 fers. soa $98 —* Hatton-Otiver 929 997 1 man and Shop sat Fampct's ais "350 35 Somat he Fomemiie toom by ighine I ‘ue rotled MILLIONAIRES ' SIGN MURRAY |, Tommy Murray, former Portland | @ealle, has been signed to guard the | + met for the Vancouver hockey team alie @uring the absence of Hugie Lehman from the gamé with an injured eye Lebman’s accident is serious and May cut short his professional hockey career. Murray is a good man on the fee and will fit in nicely with the Mil Honaires, but the toss’ of Lehman will weaken Vancouver, as he is om of the best goal tenders who ever donned the skat AGGIES HONOR J. RICHARDSON = * Richardson keen, anchor man, of on, ik bowling « ‘con- ae, and is holding up in the race, aple as McMahan is r rdinar a 150 bowler new Bali club, has to all athletic con Merritt ix ror after getting off to sts on the O. A i gempus, by the Aggie board of year. His total this week was control, in recognition of his faithful gervice to the institution as manager| tarry Noble for Installation Office per of athletics. formed * week, with three Life passes have also been granted | #*mes all over 189 to all letter men, says Portiang wire ine 4 a, lak dean Wik thei BRICKLEY SAYS 23/00" S681 Sinisa PRO GAME OKEY iwcLe AFTER Charles Bric former Harvard star, has thiy to say in defense of TIMID EDDIE 1 football: “It can do the o harm. Noman who! Fddie Pinkman and Geor ed college football will | Will perform just before the ev ever fake a game. They will always | £0°8 40 t the Pay ive their best effort ever with the Bashful One Const lightweight — champlonship th on t tabi If Ingle tears CHICAGO STAR ar may ated A WESTERN MAN ©0224 evo! Romney, who starred at back for Chicago, had considerable exprience before playing on St to do, the HEAVIES HEAD AMATEUR CARD quarter 4 eleven. He played one year on tl * University of Utah before entering weekly amateur boxing show Chicago. in be held Friday we Pavilion, Nine bor Burglar proof bed, which can be| carded, featuring Fr underneatl, has American been dier Paviowski in the main event Muminated invented by a These boys are light heavyweights. Corner Vike and Minor Ave, airich unele. MoCredie to make a bid for Crane |tight heavyweight class Because he realizes more than any | Bob Fitetimmona, when on his Body else what a big gap there has! ,.. = : TAKE MATCH Been at shortstop on the Seattle team | o VANCOUVER, B.C, Dec. 16 @ver «ince this city reentered the ateuP t Jock MWutebh Neeige ve ope wolf “ champk im Ba nited THE SHADE } Vancouver, minus their star goal * | BROTHERS tender Ls than, will take omthe Vie The Shade brothers are the Pa. | ‘ria Aristocrats in thelr home lair cht. Tommy Murray, the substi | | tami THE SEATTLE } | FINALLISTS _| ‘Families FOR SOCCER | DUE FRIDAY E-¥ | Sl e ° ot fy se “ Only the very wirst of w » make changes in their regintra| , Only the very Dempsey Is Only Champ *me © (or lint Sunday, the gamen | Ut “rewulaew being postponed on account of the | heavy. rain T@ complete wchedul amd ju emt rule, at Needing No Aid; Leon- ard Lauds Kid Brother ABURN BROWN | > ORNELUING yam titles ring furaichiog among mombers of a | | | family and at ark, a6 2:90 p.m, owing Alreratt Wty | treme. | tempting to pass } them along ton GAMES wimattte can welt from father to , wntors, at wy non, sa an the old grandipther clock, is quite a fad nowadays The latest in Benny Leonard's annou ° ment that his little brother Billie & “a better Oghter than IT am, and CASEY CAGE THREE TIFFS title when I am ready to graduate Into the welterweight clas In over the Tennessee garded an the Wednenday ailors, re best cagers in the Pa |f night, . the |; ing 49 to 26 at the K, One of these family dreama ha come true, altho in the main it ap pears that ring talent can no more be depended to atick to @ family than | I before Long Tommy taide of hia own village, er Mike pre dicted that Tommy would seine day and Tommy se to the head of the Gibbons was known his bre’ Keteree GOLF CHAMPS onrer be @ champion rom | |well-on his way States ¢ apion, defeated Dave ppion of ‘Can » hin daddy “ever t ene eye ita | WANCOUVER VS. a gemaenir flegcag nah, wen ARISTOCRATS| afta presentatives in the class. None of the « brothers haw annexed Wkely a in the a steady man, | he weakened | | for Lehman, in xpected to ke three any Ww on, or is " BRUINS-CARDS MADE FORTUNE near anything so sta ture, but Hilly holds Dtkeavy und heavyweight belts of » and his brother Dave is 1 draw wit a tl PALA ALTO, Jack Britton, welterweight | fords share of the globe Stanford “big ck Dempsey has a Brother, but | $105,000, together he seoma natisfied to let Jawn Har | previously mibscribed, has fully paid » do the batting, and the cham-|for their new stadium, which was! pion ja enough real fighting Mesh | bullt at a total cost of $264,500. The and blood for one family to boast lreceipts were split 50 with the anyway Herkeley team Heavy Scores in | Star League Games Guard | pu Shaner & Wolff team was too Frans. experienced for the Pirate basket metitnt ball’ five, and the fofmer team wor lite initial start in The Star league night at the Knights of Co! 28 to 4 score ), Bracken 2 um | failed to get going a r initial Hasiem was the bright nanere with nine goals | Uit with § C, the latter win ning, 29 t The business t tonsed a 1 coal in the firet period Pirates (4) and were thereafter t A big wd took in the game «| mor Four Star Cage League _ Games ‘Billed Saturday of the Kn club. Showns, at at the Hike’ club. | « Cubs, at © Basketha league will be able to swiftg into ac Knights of Columbus, af 6:30 p.m |tion this week Ballard Cut Dandy taking | n or Co, at Knights of Columbus, at 7:15] Saturday night and two at the All of these te time elub ame must report in Knights of Columbus The schedule fil ind the games | Washington Park 4 ele full periods car Wonderful Pipe It is so the players can dressed start right on time, or our pleasure to show you, at } this time, the most wonderful pipes it has ever been our good have. Work- Styles Shapes far fortune to Material, manship, and are by superior aearees to anything of- | De Luxe fered the Seattle public. Italian Tr te Briars t Ave, ond Ave, urth Avs, 418 Pike Street Spring Cigar Co., Inc. G. B.D. Prehistoric STAR FIELD a Ce ) fishing bums at for mont week end one will find » sumber of either on Lake ham amish or Washington in search of (ood catches are the the fish being to fine com The salt water sport tx ali Water fowl shooters have tound their sport well scattered with the fising waters, the birds fiying inom | FRIDAY, DE _ SAN FRANCISCO. IS AFTER SAM CRANE, CINCINNATI SHORTSTORS | SUR Late, BINGCES ie 2/9, Washington Ball every and Games on Trip to Far East | wert in| four lake Returning from a tour of nearly Fushima Maru, Wire ‘afternoon on the 8. 8. *"\commission dock at Smith's Cove. Kportamen are urged to give active Shuctise creunae | Darwin Meisnest, graduate mai ger. \Seattle fans will welcome the ball club lar, have pointed Tait the necessity. of Twrmiabh | with them thru the city|- ® - man w : nent. Recelp' at >. gach alee, memvoreine ‘ie land to the university. The pe Bs 7 cote 2 privilege of water fowl shooting. The ini e are iv aoseel holes “low in feseian Knights of the Hook are 11) jive paid the both the public shooting grounds, m= jcharge of the welcome. and wi nal Well as protect the present nesting and feeding grounds of the water Il team has been Washington's b Orient are we tained by Japanese ne and itn members were and profe al occasions a gone he Serene ree B Knights of Columbus Cage] the flesded are the guests of honor at m The Leonards want two fistk m is looking for field] grain flelds. les. Good ppdrtamanship: ns. And, by thegway, If that wer. The club men have} sre heving th clans baseball were the at ne vogram {a to go thru, Bille had bet {UrMed In three straight games no poy Ran Be me J Ithat took the team into the . far Ubie season, defeating the Univer | district. Shooting is wise goed along | ttvactive of ‘many held in the | Staces of the Orientals, ot team ter hurry up, as iny’s increasing | sity of Washington, Hall's Business| the Mood eanal district, [emt attrac 7 district, and Goubtices will| Washington is the only team to/ Eastern meet ls , | “hett’ will drive him out of the | col nd the t bp & Tennenme find savers! lors! sportamen in attendance | tare series from both Waseda and Playing lighew division before many} The last lated victory was turned | impor | Kaio universities. Following the reg: shu, Wash SAVE TROUBLE u rly xcheduled series in Japan, the opponents, te i gets }eonti s ix stated hy Manager Meis- | 20% OFF In Our Pre-Holiday SALE of Men’s and Young Men’s CLOTHING Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats and Separate Trousers Your actual saving on Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats is more than 20% because, prior to this sale, we had marked everything way down below prevailing prices. So you can. really SAVE FROM $10 to $40 over former selling prices. Separate trousers are less in total, but the percentage of reduction i is equally high. $25 Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Now $20 $30 Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Now $24 $35 Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Now $28 $40 Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Now $32 $50 Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Now. $40 The garments for which you now pay $40 formerly sold as high as $90 Shaner & Wolff 916 Second Avenue Clothing Salesmen Wanted for Saturday _| to Return Home Todaj "ne "\ University Diamond Squad Due From Orient; Tr } Was Big Success; Sun Dodgers Cleaned Up Mon BY HAROLD MARQUIS «/and China, the Washington baseball team will return ¥ docking at the |dicate that the team will ampive late today, according A delegation of hundreds of Sun Dodger stadium fund at the university. men will enter college Hl distributed over 4 sh the best record of any Im am. The Sun Dodgers have all-star team at Ku and three more at Nagasaki, by lai Tea month in Jap less messail rooters and will pa nis, man expense monty will # next q) fowl, The confiiers (more heartily received and wan te |dially entertained than resuming the work taken in wu lelub ever touring the Orient, accord-|*¢hool, which replaced the worl ing to reports rec 4 from the Jap-| the firet quarter of this year, anene colleges, The nine w Washington's 16 victories im swional teams, and *, four to Waseda) series, and on that won the ast spring on won two gam Paste thin in your kitchen “Jake | p exhibition series in | scores In ther 21 games pia felnefer, world’s 18.2 balk line bil- | Northern 1 Washington hag made 154 hits and |Mard champion, again defeats Roger| ‘That the tour has been a financial | runs, to 67 hits and 12 runs for ezises te % ees >= > 42] “wel 2S) Apart aa a