The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 7

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921. PENALTY SHOT HAS Duffy Lewis _{, Finds His Eye Batted .403) : shington Basketball Team, Has Found His Official Records Reveal Some Interesting Baseball Shooting Eye. He Tossed in 11 Field Goals in the || Practice Tiff With the University Commercial || Dope; Marty McGaffigan Leads Base Stealers; Hack Miller Knocks in Most Runs Club Last Night. Heinie Isn’t the Best Floor Man in the World, but He’s Just About the Best Shot in the Coast Conference, and Coach Edmundson || Is Expected to Build His Offensive Around Him THE SEATTLE STAR COME TO STAY IN COAST HOCKEY LOOP Definite Golf Kings | Will Have | Real Test Hutchinson and Barnes to Have Good Competition | at North End Tuesday | Again. BY LEO H, LASSEN UFFY LEWIS, Salt Lake's new manager, led Barnes the Coast league hitters with a mark of British open champion, 1921 » 408, according to the official 1921 records, U. 8. professional champion, made public for the first time today. It is 1920 oR SOM the first time in the history of the Coast Western open champion, ¥ North and South ¢hampion, league that a regular has batted over .400. 1931 Lewis made derful stick record in| Florida West Coast champion, 105 games, making T71 hits in 424 trips to ae a wee e en n, the plate, including 14 home runs, six triples | ar; ee a Te and 42 doubles. | Victory tournament, all stars, Hack Miller, the Oakland slugger, ranked 1918 second with a mark of 347. Paddy Siglin, Winner of West Pennsylvania, > 4 a) u l. of Salt Lake, is third with .344, and Ken-| ja heen se abies worthy, the — chief, cracked the onion | telee this for a .343 score. os “ aan anit Winner of Texas open moet, ise % ing Jimmy MacCauley, with 59, an¢ ‘ones Pon averages of the 200i cro I, with 49, both of Los Angeles, Winner of Illinois State meet, hitters for the season follow: | joa | eatin PS es - Bor We Mae al | | Winner of Florida open title Lewis, 5 I tes a ee oT) een BACK MILLER | once . 2 s KNOCKS IN RUNS In the United States open fin . Hack 37 runs ished second twice and third and Jack Knight 129. They're both once. from Oakland. Here are the other Won Kingshorn meeting, all men over 100; Griggs, 119; Poole, 107 stars, last year before British Kamm, 105; Crawford, 103; Ellison, meeting. 102; Kenworthy, 101; O'Connell 101 OAKLAND LEADS j ' Saaaeee ox eal TEAM HITTERS n oe wale Oakland and Salt Lake both hit | of tickets, the local golfing over 300, The team averages follow fraternity is going to be strong Oakland, 305; Salt Lake, 20%; San represented at the Seattle Golf as Francisco, 293; Seat 92; Vernon. |Country club Tuesday to watch the ; 2; Los Ang Sacramento, world’s greatest golfers in action Schneider, V Portland, Lake led the It i quite @ treat to have two Spencer, Sea mich notable linksmen as “Jock” “ oon. league in r 1,044, and yet | malin seventh. Lad A a, with Hutchison, British champion, and 901 runs, won the pennant, and Jim Marnes, American titleholder, in| ranked fifth in runs Los Angeles our midat, nd that Seattle golfdom 4 had good pitching and made its runs is anxiously awaiting their arrival in q count, 296 sacrifice hits showing how very jeeable from the talk around _ they worked for tallies. the 19th holes. TWO 18HOLE SACRAMENTO LEADS EXHIBITIONS | IN FIELDING Two 18-hole exhibition matches eta. Sacramento led the league in field will be played, the first one in which P nen oy ing, with a team mark of 972. The Rob Johnstone and Dixie Fieager | Brows, D. $i Z. my Fearten, 2a others follow: & 965; Vernon, will oppose the visitors will start} Pitageraid, 8 F. 964; San Fr 962; Los An At 930 o'clock and th afternoon q 4 . Beles, .962; Or 1, .960; Portland, round will find Seattle's two young ' conor Mla gg 957; Salt Lake, .952 aterm, Hon Stein and Lee Stell 4 . Loose scoring on the local field ing against the stare. This 4 > boosted Seattle's fielding average will get under way about 1 o i Sea, 43 645 30 ington, Vern. 144 464 139 (300) higher than it should be. Jock and Jim will have to exjend | dé themselves if they score a double vie McGAFFIGAN LEADS THE FIELDING tory here because the Johnstone: | BASE STEALERS LEADERS Fleager and Stein-Stefl combinations Marty McGaffigan, of Sacramento,| Recause of lack of space, the com. are the best in the city and each leads the base Jers with 55. It | plete fielding records cannot be gone one of them knows every blade of | was one of the closest races in years.| over. The leaders in each depart grass and every bump « courne, | The leaders follow Statz, Los An-' me follow: Mollwitsz, first base, which is quite an advants | geles, 62; Cooper, Oakland, 49; Moil-| 995; McGaffigan, second base, 975: In Johnstone and Fieager, the) Witz, Sacramento, 47; Lane, Seattle, | Kamm, third base, .963. Orr, Bacra kings of the golf world will meet «| 47; Pinelll, Oakland, Carroll, Los| mento, shortstop Cunningham pair of veteran campaigners and Angeles, 45; Kopp, Sacrament 995 tz, 999; Shick, .989, led the there are many followers who think | 4 | outfielders; Tobin, catcher, 946; Ja. that Seattle will be a good bet to| SIGLIN LEADS | cobs, pitcher, .999. win thia round. The former t ai-| IN HOME RUNS | ways hard to beat and the fact that | Paddy Siglin led the league in| PITCHING RECORDS he is now shooting in the early 70's home runs with 22 Jim Poole, of is proof enough that he is going to Portland, was second, with 20, while ia some > Interesting dope on make it interesting for his op-| Pete Compton, Cactus Cravath, and) the ptichers ponents Bert Ellison all had 18. Rod Murphy| Effectiveness—Aldridge, Los An FLEAGER led the local hitters with 15. , 2.16 earned runs per game Won and lost-—Reinhart, Los An CARROLL AND SIGLIN Beles, won 15, lost 6—.750. LEAD OTHERS Strike outs—Fittery, Sacramento, Dixie Carroit led in three-baggers | 164 with 22, while Art Griggs was second} Bases with 14, Siglin led the two-base hit. | 138 ters with 67, with Jack Knight sec-| Wild pitches—Pilette, 16 ond at 62 and Brick Eldred third with} Shutouts—O’Doul, San Francis. 60. In the department sacrifice hit-| co, 7. Four Star League Cage Games Billed Tonight Park vs. Seattle| 645 p. m at Elks’ on balle—Ross, Portland, | | Washington Boys’ club at UR games are to be played to night in The Star Junior basket F ictoria | wets pay tm the Ieagve epee: wt, Near: Sak HOOPERS | Two games will be on the boards! Mikados vs. Collins Cubs, at jat the Bike club and the other two Knights of Columbus, at 6:30 p. m | SN at the Knights of Columbus. Ballard ve. Dandy Baking PING out the sting of their} tonight 715 p. m. showing in the first practice tilt of the season, when the Knights of Columbus defeated them, the Sun Dodgers ran up a score of 55 to 7 in 1 oeats second try-out tilt against the [University Commercial Club last night Edmundson's charges displayed a FS completé revolution in form since the Ca game, und looked like they | might become dangerous contenders for the Coast conference hoop honors Third Win: Aristocrats , Tighten Grip) on First Place; New Vancouver Goalie Sta Washington Vets Considered for Managerial Job ‘The latest ba Love loop 1 Wa manager of tt the ball chatter that STANDINGS Won. Lost. Washing American Tied. Pet. Part Victoria o 1 7| The club basketeers evidenced lack |" * Seattle 2 1 3) of practice and almost no team work. | a long time Vancouver , Oo) 2| The tilt was fought on the Varsity's y team, Milan | home floor, i uttield and ICTORIA, Dec. 17.—Vie-| Summary Veteran mith 9 U, of Ww. ner grip on first | tewis (8) ‘ Nicholson (4) (5s) t oetay of the Kippe’s , the top. jor = G14 total this falling BENEFIT HOOP GAME TONIGHT }:« toria took a Com. Clu (7 i place in the hockey circuit last night | Xi A downing Vancouver for the sec- 6 te Mfeh piece te the of the atom ‘time this season, 4 to 3 ihe Millionaires outskated Victoria and held a slight edge in team play, T = sger «amen, ve = ‘ but the stellar work of Heck Fowler Susie x > ~ + A 2 at goal for the Aristocrats was too| a Oy aa *4 ou much for the Vancouver attack Seetenn. aie seninal In the final period, with the Aristo: aaltry jon na for the crats one goal to the front, the Mil « a Christmas lionaires made a valiant eleventh for the chil hour effort to score that brought the} fans to their feet, but could not de R"™° that the Japanese} Japanese | oo much apple liver. are good entertainers and good| i¢ all thet keeps Sem frem Socomlng Tommy Murray, substituting at| losers, the University of Washing-| famous as 0 bowler goal for the injured Hughie Lehman, |'0? baseball squad returned last] 146 the King D new man, eseme H “ night from their extended tour of|to have a wonderful strike ball, but ie played brilliant hockey, and was in| 1 Tuk ce Oe } FA responsible for the defeat of | nese ball players are| ' septet. fielders and can snap the! |ball around, but y of them ever| the consensus of opinion on the | squad | ne hard Inek ew! Winning 22 and losing "8 game Ry? Lhe a ” ft the Sun Dodgers’ record is about | ood. Atwaye | Tithe best that any tea has rety ed | - | be bb s)fiere Japland with. down jor yeurs a r 2 1 14) The men who made the trip were ae bad] Rh Ce, Ba 9:2 Van-|(""Torchy") Torrance, Hunter Miles, hangs | » guarantee . ¢ y Land, orge Marriott, Roy| henever he limbers up on # aang | “ t, Gordon (Mickey” om, | } Mahon, Dick Welts, Bill payments @ co Lougntin (Couch Allison and | Manager |\JESSE DOUGLAS | 5 Innis. ut LOST TO QUAYS) Jesse Douglas, center on the Queen f GIBBONS ‘COPS Anse Kaop quintet, has been ordered} O’ to rest until after the first of the! P «tor Preacrickxon.| O?DOWD BATTLE!) year ana will be unavailable tor the | 1s; vn for tor) ST. PAUL, Dec. 17.—Mike Gibbons m. ‘The loss of Douglas, one of | kinner | deci ly outpointed Mike O’Dowd,| the best basketball players in the ‘abies Mocking ta *:|former middleweight champion, in a| city, in a blow to the Quays’ chances | |10-round bout here last night, for the citv pennant | wren. DOES COMEBACK Fleager has been out of the lime year, due to a serious operation last | winter but he has fully during the past few weeks reveals the fact that Dixie ts i tter than ever. | ‘The ex jence gained by Stein and Stell in the national event at St | Louis this year will serve them in |good stead when they oppose their | world-renowned opponents in Tuos- | |day's afternoon round | Both lads are playing the beat golf of their lives right now and it would occasion no surprise if their work 1 carry the play to. the home| recovered Ind his scoring | wou According to reports from British \Columbia, where the Hutchison. | Barnes combination began their 10, 000-mile tour, they are having won. and playing on ms to be no Handicap. strange K RIGHT Despite the recent heavy rain storm and the frost, the North Ind course in in very good condition, and, unless the snow falls, Seattle golf bugs will positively see Jock Huteht son and Jim Barnes in action next} Tuesday, December 20. For playing thin 34-hole exhibition the tourists will receive $500, but that amount will be easily raised if the weather in at all favorable, as the price of mission has been set at $1 per per. on. Whatever balance is left over, | |atter paying the 500 iron men, will] irned over to the Community t fund by the Seattle Golf and vuntry club. Che ra fonal open champion 8. Professional champion, | Wort. light during the larger part of the| - An Appreciation Without the co-operation of the Knights of Columbus, Elks’ club, playfield department of the park board, and Battery © of the National Guard, The Star Junior bas- ketball league would not be the success that it promises to be. It is thru the courtesy of these organizations that the 16 teams in The Star league are able to have flo for their games, The Knights’ and Elks’ floors are in constant use by members, but the directors of these gymnasiums, for the good of basketball, found time for The Star Juniors and when the Crystal Pool floor was not available both of these clubs found extra time to take care of the teams. Battery C is giving the use of their floor once a week and Ben Evans, of the playfield department, has gone to a lot of trouble to arrange playfield work so that the Juniors can play. The Star athletic program is gradually becoming stronger every week and with the Junior cagers and the senior and junior soccer players all in action, over 400 athletes are being given a chance to become sport participants, as well as spectators. The Star charges no entry fees for any of these activ- ities and no admissions are charged where it can pos- sibly be avoided. The Star’s program is sport for sport’s sake, and if the present co-operation is manifested by the different organizations in Seattle that can help the whole city will be benefited. (Complete Star League Schedule Impossible | Floor Conditions Are Such That Teams Will Have to Wait for Floor Announcements Each Week; Oppo- nents Are Lined Up, However ECAUSE the floor conditions are are so complicated, it is impossible announce the definite schedule for The Star Junior league. The only way is to announce the dates for the games each week. Every Saturday definite announcement will be made in The Star regarding the games for the following week. This is a condition that, cannot be helped and teams must govern themselves accordin a, ly. Any teams having out-o town dates should inform The| ar at once so games won't} be scheduled on those dates. | The following arrangement will be adhered to thruout the year: hi Juniors vs. Dandy Raking Co. Seattle Juniors ve Ballard Cubs. Hen Paris Billiards va Shaner & Wolff, Yesier Athletic club va LEAGUE NO. 1 Asan! Juniors ve. Ben Paris Rittiards Weat eattic Juniors va. Yesler Athletic Rattery © Wilson's Modern Business coti | Washington cy Shown, periais va Mikadoe acy Showns, va Mallard Cubs Shaner & Wolff va Dandy Baking Co. ' Anan! Jontors va Yeuler Athtette ¢tub, Wert Seattle ya Den Paris Billiards, Pirates ve Dandy ¥ Shaner & Woiff ve. Washington Park va Mikadoos, » Beattie Boys’ club va, Collins Cuba, Ash! Juniors va Pirates Weat Hattie va Bhaner & Wolff, Ren Paris Milliards va Ballard Cuba Yesier Athietic club va Dandy Baking Co. | Battery © ve. Wilson's M | Btacy Bhowns. Washington Park va Collins Cubs Beatle Boys’ club Mikadoes, Imperiata ro Business college va Pattery C va Mikadoea, Wilno Aah! Jontors va Hhaner & Wolff, West Reattie Juniors vs. Pirates, Hen Paris Billiards Deady Baking * Modern Business college vs. “ on Park va, Stacy Showna, Beattie Boys’ club va, Imperiais. Battery Cove Colling Cuda ‘® Modern Business college va Yesler Athietic club va BMllard Cubs. Apabl Jontore wa West Beattie ve Ratiard Cube Dandy Baking Co, Ten Paris Billiards va Pirates Yesler Athietic club va Ghaner | on Park ya Iinperials. Seattle Boys’ club ve Stacy Showns Star Soccer Standings SENIOR DIVISION Won Lost Draw Goals Goals Points ‘Team— For Against West Seattle of ° 1 41 13 15 6 1 2 33 417 “4 3 5 ° 17 27 6 2 4 2 15 32 6 ° 2 4 2 19 26 6 Boeing Aircraft club. . 0 6 3 10 18 3 JUNIOR DIVISION Won Lest Draw Goals Goals Points Tear: Yor Against South Park -6 1 1 12 * 13 Cowan Cigar Co -6 1 i 25 ® 13 Washington 6 2 1 26 7 13 Ballard Juni a 3 3 4 14 8 3 4 1 13 16 7 Hawthorne Juniors 2 3 2 12 4 6 | Allen A. A 2 5 1 6 a4 5 Falcon A. C..... Ere | 6 ° 10 18 4 Louie's F. D, Cleaners ) 7 1 3 19 1 S eff aa schedule will be in OCCEY CO [Eo cce meinse some at Upper Woodland park at 3 Pp. m, Referee, Bob Lemon, Ben Paris Billiards vs. Allen A. A. at Walla Walla at 1 p.m. Referee, | Billy Dougis Hawthorne Juniors vs. Louie's French Dry Cleaners at Columbia field at 1 p.m. Referee, George Hoefling. Get Under Way Again Regular Schedule of Star League Game on Tap ‘The Cowan Cigar team, one of the strong contenders for the high heners div: T t Playfields| icasve, wit psy tne eT, Diamond . omorrow a! ay = °y F my tony Diamond oom The Black Diamond oo will play . FTER a week's layoff due to the| return game with the cigur boys = big rain last week, The Star 1916-1919 Western open champion, 1917, 1919, Winner of Shawnee open, 1920 North 1915, 1919. Southern open champion Connecticut State open pion Phila Flore Winner times, Winner of St one Winner Nopen Winner of World's title mateh at Soundview, September 6, 1921 Kansas State Winner of championship, Tied for championship Finished fifth and sixth in two times he competed in British 1914, 1919, || | and South champion, | 1919 cham Iphia open champion. open champion, 192 of Deland open, 1 three | | Augustine open, of New York | | City “ open Northwest threo time Metropolitan twic open sta. || open || open | | stenelechewetnhiliniaepeastetite || Additional sports on page 12. soccer players will swing into action| qne maple Leaf team has signed three again Sunday new men, Charles Fletcher, goal, and Sam Abbey and Andrew White,’ both Chief interest on the West Sunday will center ttle-Woodland Park | Ifhacks, and all three will be In the Kame againat the Postoffice tomorrow. The Maple Leafs have been slipping @ bit PAGE 7 Distance Questic Frank Patrick Lays De Rule Governing ment; Hockey Gossip Prexy Frank Patrick of the © loop has said that the penalty sie be experimented with until the 1 distance ts found. He I the chances should be about five of making the shot The first distance with was 60 feet, that 4 set at Vancouver. Then the were moved to 42 feet from at Seattle and Victoria. The newest change was Victoria last night when the circles were set at 40 fect. ‘These circles are about two. diameter and are equi-di the nets, one on each side of and one in the middle. The ok placed in the circle nearest to place where the ‘penalty was | mitted. The player making the a right to take a running he must shoot from the circle, shot fails the puck is faced at ¢ wide of the nets. Another new angle on the has been ordered by Patrick. penalty shot fails the 3 the tripping goes off of the fee: minutes, and if it is made he on. FRASER GETS REAL CHANCE Gordon Fraser will have his 4 real chance to show his hoc ity Monday night in Va when he will start the game defense with Roy Rickey. Bob Rowe is out of the game 4 a couple of cracked ribs and will have to step into his place. The youngster hasn't had chance to show what he can the little time he has been in he has looked mighty promising. # fast, and while he lacks the quickest way for him to is to play regularly. In case he has to be bene! will drop back to defense will go to Riley's place om ward line, VANCOUVER LUCKY TO GET MURRAY With good hockey ‘|mighty scarce in these parte, Vancouver club can consider ft mighty lucky to pick up a good a like Tommy Murray to nets while Hugh Lehman is 7] the game with his injured eye, The Victorians scored four ge on Murray last night and game, but the former goalie has been out of the for several seasons. He was about the only man & able in this neck of the tall uniess Frank Patrick could | brought one of the “Big in from the Prairie league. Lehman is still pretty der the weather as his badly cut by the flying he may be lost to hockey for VICTORIANS SHOWING CLASS 3 Running true to form the toria Aristocrats are cteontne a in front. With their built around Frank and their defense cents Moose” Johnson, the . team is a strong combination, They'll be with us again day night and if the Mets overtake the leaders they will | to step out and break that | jinx. ig FOR JUNIOR TEAMS NLY six games will be p) The Star league next the Elks’ club will not be a Saturday, The following has been set for next week: WEDNESDAY Asaht Juniors vs. Ben 7 pm, Imperiais va Collins Cubs at Park at 7 p.m. THURSDAY Washington Park at Modern Business Seattle Boys’ Clud at Knights of G Teams unable to comply with schedule should inform the editor of The Star not later Monday, and changes will be" In certain. parts of India fights are arranged between the teams will show why this is im- portant, Jerry Walby will officiate. In the other three games Sunday toe scrap that will be fought out at] lately, and Manager Shelton has bol-| pattery © ¥ Woodland park, with the kickoft set | *re! UP ® few weak spota Armory at 9:30 p.m, |for 2:80 p.m. The Woodland Park- Aicdee ‘Wells, tag’ wach octeved rs have been considerably strength: center forward of the Eckart Cigar | >Us &t 7 p.m. ened ately, while Billy MeGrath, team, is ranking as one of the best men in the J whose team is now leading the! Ditey nity *paetbl Toone’ league, will have his strongest lineup on hand to keep his team in front. te * a Billy Bloomen will referee. whet Ate cole wien ee en lt pee. “Red McKilliam will lead his/ in first plac is also adding strength for 6a | Postoffice equad against the power. aa eet enn meron, Ss ane ful Maple Leafs at Lincoln park at| Sines Al MeKinnom 1 p. m, The Postoffice team has been coming strong and the Leaf or team will have to go at top speed to check the mail carriers, Bill Waller : will officiate: In the other senior game of the} day the Roeing Aircraft club, one | of the strongest defensive evens in| the city, will stack up against Ely | Caston's Eckart Cigar Co. team, The } | game gets started at p. m, Alex | Rose will handle the whistle. | The big junior game of the day | will be atsWashington park with | the park team playing South Park at 1 p.m, A look at the standings of HIRSCH CYCLE ¢