The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 31, 1921, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 192% 21-Point Edge for Coasters California Must Watch| Over-Confidence; Mul-| ler Strengthens Bears BY LBO H. LAS NEW YORK, Dee. baseball cire league Personal letters to Com steady stream, ALT FORNIA'S football team will enter M jay's | (4 and Jet-} Cy favor gin of at least ‘i : 4, the top of thelr ‘ stre th as! “Brick” Muller, their famous end, who was out of the game most of the year wit injured ankle, will be back Hneup. With Muller in the game} the California offensive will center) around the forward pass Washington<and Jefferson has a strong team, as ita record in the Bast t| shows, but playing on a strange « fron and in 4 strange climate fone of the greatest teams that th ‘Coast has ever turned out, puts them on the defensive. The Presitents | have not shown a very strong de-/ fense aguinst the aerial game this | Year, which gives the Bears a big sins ading from left to right—Kopf, end; Erickson, half-| back; Basista, fullback; Brenkert, halfback, and Capt. Stein, ‘ end or tackle. third str < up their Another strong point In the Bears’ ° favor is that they have a second) feam almost,as strong as the first.) They have a big line with lots of Speed and experie ‘They — peed in their backfiell ce around Toomey and Nichols cael ‘one of the brainiest field generals | in the game at the head of the squad | in Erb. And then in Nisbet they have a consistent kicker who seldom falls to do less than 40 yard ‘The Presidents are built ~— Atacy team, for far Seven Game Series Will Help Baseball |Nine-Game Series Too Long and Too Much of Finan- around] cial Burden; Charley Pick Can Expect Troable at im argue eM Shaner & Sm The Cute have kamen by the forfey route. ‘The Shaner tram bas broke even in twe starts, bat their team hae bere Stein, their giant tackle, wh | . f as} plays offensive haiftack. He hes! Sacramento; Ping Bodie May Return; Other Gossip been placed on W © Camp's All-} American team for Tt will be a great battle of tackles When Stein stacks up ax either Barnes or McMillan of The latter pair are little Wonder men on the gridiron. California will favored to win. but tha May lose the game for t >a BY ‘0 H. LASS: (>, HE return to the seven-game annual clash between the winners American and National league penn suits will be a good thing for baseball. The original intention of the series, when it, was first instituted nea ) years ago, for the of the fornia. ess than h Waiter Dey at Weat enter Haldt's oufe chet in rare form be . Biggest bug.a-boo will was to provide a compensation for the win-| {heir «igen swery, of King UOres, | Soccer dence. California is picked to w ning teams and to provide a spectacular, strike shert of the longue reverd— | " ond Hergman, with © carried the but you never can te COACHES ANNOUUCE LINEUPS The tok in f windup for the season's grind. The change to the nine-game series, made in 1919, and said to have been made because the two more games would prevent one pitcher from domi- nating the as had happened in the past, and that nine games would determine the better team more efficient- ly than the seven-game layout. But the nine-g 2 ser has proved to be too long and J clk. that it was too much of an expense for the public, who, as have been an burden fer the w Muddle an Davie, the mes, dual « onere with * more praction, OS ANGELES, Dee. 3 fowing lineups for th next week for shooting 520 for the Brooks. {Magnates to Ask Appeal for Bambi S1.—Heavy pressure will be bre Babe Ruth's suspension for the first month of th Magnates feel that the than upon Ruth personall Roy Rickey on = for Two Weelg in Air Near Mets Jack Williaens wilt warm the tenon 'Al McKinnon Suspended, Vancouver's 5-3 Win Over EA but Eckart-Boeing Con-! ght to bear by every club in the American League to have 1922 season lifted, according to a persistent rumor in lo suspension will work a far greater hardship upon every club in th s the lows of his drawing power will be felt in every game the Yankees playy andis from fans in every city of the circuit are reported to be pouring in @ sioner * | Rickey’s Knee Hurt in Victoria Scrimmage; Fi Will Take His Place; How the Other Leagues Ag Stacking Up i EATTLE’S Hockey ‘club will be without { services of Roy Rick their sterling fense man, for the next two wee! the verdict of the surgeons atte ending hi bse ckaiide ‘aiea.samks moving A One of Rickey’s knees was bad lect ices eaeniene ana the in Victoria when Tommy Dunderdale ly 4 Cubs Raturday. Both games will cracked him. A cartilage was injured be played ot the Koights of Columbus he won't be able to skate again until ty next week. He is expected to be back the lineup about a week from Wednesd In the meantime he will be repla Gordon Fraser, the young defense playe the Mets. Fraser looked pretty Wednesday against Vancouver, trying His inexperience‘ was his big weakness, ‘The bie game in one of the leagues te week after next when all the time. fe Datiery © team claspes win nc ever, ag “Smokey” Harris skated around him several tin tral floor, Hatvery © le wile! With Rickey on the shelf it means that the Seattle t | will be short a utility man, leaving Archie Briden to do lextra chores. Otherwise the Mets are pretty well fixed as Bobby Re injured ribs are coming around O. K. and the rest of jlocal gang look fit. Washington park is drawing & it fails to consecutive Mt will b for thin on either METS PLAY IN NORTH MONDAY Seattle's hockey seven will play Vancouver Monday night in Vancouver << tangle with toria here Wednesday. After this pair of games fi locals rest for a full week, with Victoria and Van meeting twice. Win Puts joc cnr Vancouver theatre te belne repre s whenever | After starting with four teams and then shifting to er Prairie league is well under way with four clubs pl Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon and Edmonton are rep: in the league the way things are now shaping up. Ace ing to latest reports from this circuit, Calgary was off flying start with three straight wins. ERN LEAGUE Aristocrats Reduces the| UNDER WAY bh Monday 1 p linge ated usual, paid the piper. FGETS icy rb ES troversy Still Unsettled| Met Lead to One Point The National hockey association is also under way esfaittornia wo 3.) Tt rid series is ettena to O’Doul Counted emnwn S ee ee ee the East with the Toronto St. Patricks and the Otta ~ a iteie a A R I b B goed ond capped a ™. soceer controversy In the “TORIA, Bs. ¢ 2 World champions leading the procession with three wii Clark. x : as KNegular by Moe i: we enior division of The Star atanoa batwe and a loss each. Les Canadiens and Hamilton, ti Fatham () = « ” wm the Cranmer kes v nah Yank Ball Chief = arn is wtill unsettled. ! yped on t | other pair of teams in the loop, have one victory ead Mesttias Rr ad i Agen “nn an oo Mi E S2¢R5 | At a meeting of the managers of night and gave the Aristocrats the! and three defeats, Ee an bee angered ¢ tll sew ¥ hana n the West Seattle, Bocing Aircraft/Worst drubbing they have taken on] PRR i ‘ Foomey . i t unt f « ¢ Clear Co. teama, at The thelr home ice mon. The M ‘'E “RN x i ; F , ws - wit -™ two . ne f or : ), PICK CAN “ vad: beck wih S|” Al Motcinnon ne Definite announcement as to when the entries for HOT ITS BROWNS EXPECT TROUN BLE $06 tote is t Heattle ad corre vecled! third annual Star ice races at the Arena will open, will HITS R ah vipa stots old Frank Williams, the new captain bckart te . : opening min-| Made early next week. The races last year were very 581 On paper the St. Le ste rrr gpticson eth ores Sega tag of the King SyOres, eo} 0 fine pa vss tg McKinne ‘ an y ithin o| cessful and every effort will be made to make this ye Me and the dope point | Sacramento Sole t spring | Beattic teas cab wore] minutes they, hac sie safely event as good as last year’s program. Pat Donahue won pactally to the Cardinals to cop in| Charley ied ene faction on the sted from in’ Cielo, uae a po a yet */ finals two years ago while Jimmy McGrath finished in fro the National in 192 ad ogre Aira eye AR dag egy mete un unfortunate injury to| last year. Giants’ formidat t ge mts Pct oly oe tie ‘ or ore anon... te ce ee ee who had to b — an old stor Moliwitz ae ~Irethes Neate & », charged that Manager ctor tht aateed t Sat . we trip * Boeing team, had” tried nen | iow vite Met | e sty, hs oss VARSITY -|Edwards 7 weather in the Mound and qua " . ' meeting Ww be held at t two " | July and August, when ogy ' i i c 2 - . s Kiep and Hans Met ¢ eeed. dowa tan t » Wee. Viek will have « hard time £ ' : ‘ qu w ank “ stale aa plugging “te Yighs alde of if an Fras and Ia Seis Sen a a om NDSON'S — University e ea s § the diamond if Mollwitz and ' Wer the prams icles and Mehl are) oe team G.L. WIAKINE ie KNIGHTS Ra art : : Holliday : are eligible play for them nee ‘ - 64 After hanging up # 1t) BODIE MAY Go | PLAN CAGE ae oa oo a nar Rie ar fight, but « aif, with the! { ST the Hen Par “at ao mieacons | _ SCHEDULE rod “i Lehman varsity couch put|Nine - Pound Handid q one of the crack squads in The \ ping : | 1 . on the floor Fails to Hold Co . : Junior F: ba Coa . . mi A DLE he e i Green Lake M ie ur weeks in| the first squad j q ; li 1 to B » f a heav during transfer of his player pesifiess 5 ¢hampions at Co bt by & : ’ a igh on? Ne | ngs mye | Dane ast one pe Peters, substitute center, ‘weil’ thd S! und ‘unusually: geod ale te ag count |New Yo or to get = ca dg Mira nce re root eee i aaah ea or the premier po | sensation of game for the col tion enabled Danny Edwands The score follows by Dex igh boxers will be considerably t : Univer ped oy ey will have a chance} legian overcome a 10-pound weight hi q ; and he w out : 1 ured that Mebi had 5 Kat honor on Monday night.| ‘The varsit i Green Lane ‘ Par 1 aeeiey ve : er “ nd Gonmes. sith hier sens ‘ : varsity is rapidly improving in d cop the sion in his fou Mattson (6 0 : x - Pia i ca ; ieee ah are t hness and team play, and loo! mix with Len Holliday i Peowaies 5 , dint; foo * : “ 5 ; Kniat 2 Godisied s them look | more and more like @ real champion: | night at the Pavilion ; _ io Se ee : will egsinst | gym ' @ tor, a: ey may | ship contender Holliday looks like a good boy. ; morapeen (4) Gi... oh ened he | Ally oe Washine-| ay won the second round. by } | | x and in that period it | | man. w 1 Lewis period it loc i a Reteree—Caccia. bagel ; vee: wif, Benny Yeon aes ihe Niet dusky Oaklander was ¢ ; s r a pany, but he ca welterweight title, for the following gam If Kiep a to play | knockes = Cra “ Edwards won the . eat “ ‘ zn worth, Jat eT; ¢ with the kart team, they woukl|now Vancouver taking the other rounds in a b ‘ manner | to make « nt i have t suspended jown another rt f ick # . . ; lWwiILL Hop 1 ly, Withdrawn from the league, as! ver y Fry («) at | Sentadiye. was too heavy and Tg + Se this trip will] they still have the nucleus for a good | fhman Fry jfor Mickey Hannon, winning 3 ; binetantty, [ak aoe oi a incen ae , Bee System 8 tiff by such as margin that nob ( nd club had every ve : ROWE LO ONS un RD gue ¢ | dissent hand | thing during the past season ex | nney of the) up new players if they decide to re: | MacKay rR a ane veloe Eaeee | pitching strength. They Frea ¥ x i ‘ and Dawsen, | turn to the league, ‘They will ly y j Workin re Skates by the was | best hitting club in the leag ep : Pe ore | meeting | ay | Frank "Pa fe peed and nt i ‘ \ of speed o 4 | : In the meantime the regular sched-| ver, Skinn } = ley's speed ane Te | Cepia “or A? a CARP MAY FOOL |,' ot game wil be play nah sg > Aen | YY =| work in the clinches was a bit 0m) | pa ” hed pitchers, | i uver, Bkin mu 0 : i ing largely responsible for their CAGE TIFFS Binge arpaition took: hia beating (O™ saneuih “SF ee aceon to or, Adame = . ast-houta of = patel 2 pte : yi "t he i “gg ges | a Dena ry ame Shea SUNDAY, JANUARY 1 Dur 0 THE telephone company’s handi Finding Al Winters’ submaril it De eee Sane eee | SCHEDULED '' is challenging the Fre anual cap tourney, held last night,| formation less mystifying than ya wines te 6 ie i , eds and | I elgbt, Just because ing Alroraft club !¢} Brown, Jackson, Herr, Susky and| week, Rube Finn stood up for } j “dl : ys oe rad in part AGT pea ure on next week's {Man can't lick Dempsey, he isn't nec 10 p.m. «Referee, | | Barth finished at the top, in the order} honor of Ballard, and was : | p . ee on : - wo years » peed ie in The Mar Juolor ily a dub; and the light heavy-| nd Park |named, Brown topped with a handi-/ the call, The bout was i ago Killer, with his shine ball, |) “gpl wae be hts of the w who ean trim vm | : might have been called a dt He was of the best pitehers in r ? wife int French boxer—if he ha | " a: | . | “ : { a se hee pom fo | e 0 haa} men le ph i | You never can tell. Alvin Lam ' Y | WEDNESD. | yhysically sinee the a petire iets. & looked in for a tough evening w nati to win the world’s title in | yeni Junior ae of the century"—ein bel pouth Park, at 1p. mm. Reteres, itty | he squared off witht Yexng Weal 1919, But he was ill for s« , ' wg letio | loome | st rabeadod' 3 Ns re: i r son ic Gelline plastid at 848 1 1 easily on the fingers of one n Sil the tattoded: New Je bay, bus time and the abolition of the [Ol goose Psa ie ys, Fatcon A «] rT Mack bod 1 uiana’ Selma aa a s freak deliv s soon made him | ¢,) ‘ t df Hal Cul "4 | park, at I p.m, Ket Pea te | couple righ ms nd sec ay to Rs of little value to the Reds. el an ve a aoe | rinw- ts fr, Meee. ti | teeth-case in the seconds Toni ht jittle value to the Reds, hdeatee nad ‘iatoen at| GUILFORD TO raw: | eaten ntrotched ‘Walgren on the duck fi tha at &1 1 ' the usual ten hurler. Whether he e able | THUR 1 Re Sn aia ease ie PHURSDAY PLAY ENGLISH Cleaner ve Ber | By .Ihvand (ston hb diiniae ae Joo t Seattle Hen NEW YORK, De Tews that ia Walla, at 1 p % Ernie Dailey in the starter. without his freak staff, as it is om Rete willy Walet peer boas Marge ‘af Mnighta’ ct oabiinbe Jesse Guilford, American. national | 250 pounds of [| sno bere in tn loo, wit |423, be eemtloe ethernet |” mama oaaodaee 9 JACKSON. AND ‘ENGLISH TEAMS emain to be seen war " ; dames | Chocolates | nen Par SATURDAY |the writ ama ter Title again ‘next | ote we wea) =~») DUNDEE DRAW *0 ,- N fi iven awa hada gh \oube at ‘Kaighté of Coltinuue et|thusieam in Bngtsh lnk’ circle | eed Wr yg | NEW YORK, Deo, &1.—Wilo| Hart } | TO PLAY PENN g y HORNSBY IS BESTT dew th adterd tulad te ectket auras Pe RT A |Jackwon and Johnny Dundes, meet. |!n . 806) PHILADELPHIA, Deo, 31-08% ADMISSION 25¢ sot atie four arent hitters 1 Junior Piraten at 645|in tho 1921 English classic and wan| Mallard va. Falcon, at Woodland, at 1|round draw: av Mudionn saare eye ee i ; pes ate, spear ecare actook a Z y d Sister, who) p. m. at Knights of Columbu eliminated In the early rounds, but m. Hot Sanit dase ninth, hie-bon a 4) Pia Me eipiphi s : - ‘i uyed in the California Mid.Winter act ‘ . Tie ards, at tower {Gent Iasi ne bout we ara | nig pond ea n June to me leagu’ rr greatest, ac mpertals at Blks' club at 7 p.m.|the American championship and a at Waite ‘We en trying for Al Voite 4+. éso 71 es | Univers of Pennaylvar a leording to Hunk norr, Seattle| Went Seattle va. Shaner & Woitt| other year of experioncd should tare WFiie watla, Rago in the final abalone. Ick |S ; ASvt] She enpounosmenttalaiial southpaw, who worked in a few at Elke’ club at 8 p, m. better in 1922, : Woehington Park had a Weldhy advantage, G0: ete sabe 04 vitation from Penn to tho Ring * ington park, at fy. mah ones | pounds. Watts S206 luniversities to play the mate!