The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1922, Page 10

TH MEXICAN HURLER IS SOUGHT }| FS, te TH E. pe SP ' TY COBB MAY TIE BAT RECORD LOS ANGELES, Jan, 31.—Both Vernon and Los Angeles are trying Ty Cobb has batted 300 for 16 years. If he hite over the magie to sign J. Salazar, a young righthanded Mexican pitcher, who ix now re mark in 192% he will tle the record of Hans Wagner, who batted 200 im Arizona. Salazar has been pitching winning baseball in the Ln wt ‘ wi 7 Larry Lajole, with If straight years, fell shy one perial Valley league, an independent organization, Salazar is sald to for 17 season arry Lajoe, poli be the best prospect in this seetion of the country and bas been highly point in 1907. Cobb's lowest batting record was made in 1906, hig first year in baseball, when he hit 420. ed SEALS DEPEND ON YOUNGSTER TO REPLACE JIMMY CAVENEY | Dave Shade Has Fine [Youre Con min Is Charlie Paddock Super-Runner? fEyene Waits | Al Lefevre . Slinger Who Will Versatile Athlete Chance With Champion te Bathe Sprint Champion Will Try to ‘Lower 440- Yard Record Stars at Soccer Sent West. Young Coast Welter Will Have Crack at Jack Brit- A heel |Bernie Wefers F ailed in Eff ort! by Giants Young Shortstop Is Said to BY LEO H, LASSEN } HARLEY PADDOCK with the same speed that sprinters | peer of trainers in those dayn Be Real Fielder, but he eye of the pg Nae ny — is the sprint cham- | ' the shorter dashes | The tprint “champion had | junt Weak With Willow taking it for granted that Jac ritton, the i the world, That's | RS ago Bernie Wate an ly gg ipa nips ote» Rerflle! aged welterweight king, will be too foxy for n % hin seoegy veo oh | ae ee ae - er parc n.cred 2 = satay " BY LEO H. LASSEN young Dave Shade, the California contender, 9) Is Charley addock | Before retiring he bad one ambi) Or iaiy 00 the paatety tt ~ aoa x MILLWALL when they box their 15-round title bout in the super: ~athlete of the |'" RE Gl Face ¢ New York track Francisco's ‘look the fact that Shade has already boxed ree proton ger sto al Ssan. sake Wiese reg with the champion and that in their first meet- Can the Los Angeles : Wotern had be« hing off the} With all his speed’ Wefers was He must find a ing David came within one second of winning, speed demon do what mo | oir) in 9 4 nda and the| beaten, Burke f ng in front by shortstop to ree | the title. other runner has ever furiong to 21 15 seconds F three yards, The time was * a place Jinmy Cave is “ i a been able to do? | Wefers waa trained especially for ma. eney, pastimer do That second was in the early part of the| di tte shy Mike Murphy, the] Wefere lost because. be aié jase, ae fight when Shade knocked Britton down for the count of P Can he hold the world’s have the brilliant finish sprir ; play’ wile te ce hine with a right tc the jaw. Before Referee Harry Stout sprint records and also he was always able to muster in cinnatl Rede this had tolled 10, Britton was on his feet. lower the time for the the shorter runs season. The ringeraft of the champion saved him then, because 440-yard dash? ARREARS : ne Caveney han. ec P P, a. r IOMPARING Wefe and Paddock died more chance Shade began to fight wildly in his inexperience. ( in like mparing nm t and day es than any other But since then Shade has been taking on the best men i) FTULK from Los Angeles nays that | Wefers was a smooth runner. He shortstop in the East, and he has won most of the starts. But most of al Paddock is to retire from the . had per running form. He wa Coast league last has track, but other goesip has it that ps nd rangy and weighed about year and be was among the leaders has been gaining exper- the great University of Souther Ss -onusaa . in hitting. He was pated ae Gan .. Shade is still a young-|| Heavyweights Will |). rrding ris way 1 the ton, Dave Coiyesenia. runner wil try to. make Paddock. on the other hand, in| Veraalility is Mugene Walby’s|o¢ the best alleround amen tm the ry © s 2 s 2. ee, OTREe werlerwers 0 one ght effort to lowe ne 0 middie name. loop ster, being but 20 years of|| Battle Tonight in | tie si: chonce oy his career, Pedra mighty effort to lower the 440 hort. and muscular and uses more |™ | loop age. 8! tase aie te aon he in ‘Champion Jack | Y2t2 mark held by Maxey ; energy than Wefers did in runr For several seasons he starred at) The chief candidate for Caveney's Bout at Pavilion Britto S-reund decision bout | L°PS and Meredith. Long Paddock, however, with his maseball, football and basketball. berth is a youngster named Al m in @ 15-round decision time woonds ft the etr t Al Le HAT Wiitlo Meehan and Floyd } in New York me ta 47 seconde for the stralgt BXS¢| ing finish, has done what ADS teow Seite, eid ice: tian) acace:|tovtes sent: Oreste om, a palr of California away, whil 1 me ne uldn't ¢ © has made the in tei soccer | ants a8 part payment on the 1 time of 47 24 seconds for tury dash in 9 and 3-5 second: egal Hoes Anypickesmwazedibanggraene! (cme Bow 8 heavyweights, headline the amok te 3 is... the oval track \ $ playing @ fullback berth for _ er card at the Pavilion tonight. ;— ; y b JUST A : SS was whe aw him knock fe ange x ong llega a en us she snk ” bord gre ay 7 4 Can Paddock do what |‘ ard Juniors. | YOUNGSTER i e phy: orda. ve. ry sprinters ave trie >» smash ne - a . DBrankie Haynie for a row in | poet cntccunts cape marks The training Wefers couldn't do—low- | ‘The new toner is just « young Tacoma and who saw him fight a Al Riddle va Boy McCasalin, Is Under for the dash ‘for the nt er the 440-mark? MICHIGAN MAY ster but John MoGraw, the Na- Bees Saw with Travie Davis in | weiterweights. re di The « ' ' ; If he can he will justly D Vv poleon of the National league, has the same ring with ome hand, injur Ted McCoy va. Red Gallagher, || the elling event ¢ % E ELOP CREW ut hi ie ae fag bis right mitt in the early BP Bhawan oe ? wear the crown that be put his stamp of approval upon Al's planning jing. But be says he can't hit Seattle saw Shade fight but once, he took on Earl France, and he an off night. Shade really look longs to the super-man Founds, know what a great battler Johnny Shea wa Joe Rescs, || seed. Track experts will tell yo —— ‘ . t » erco . ~ aha featherweighta, ge imi hat no human can run this eve CHARLEY PADDOCK of track athletics. onors " rt st thee ijor league pitching yet, His fight with Britton took place os ° nz ' pave t anaire| If Lefevre can hit around .2$) i eve him a grout sonaort "Sry SN Ar IF UE Jnior Cager Produces Af- DEMPSEY ‘ONLY TWO HIGH SCHOOL win! in'seeara to the cont ot de-| sd Molt op Ms end tn the iin Regan win afient, voxing draws lI8 BEST fidavit, Cinching Final TO FIGHT PREP HOOP BOY BREAKS oo": ia water’ aport,| Seal, as / Charley diea:l i Rn - * “ . or - | ent facilities for) counted upon as an outfield \- With Davis, Shade and Frank Par. OF FAMILY | Place for Battery C Team na ¢: : P regu r silly Shade went Fas 0 re i neluding @ two- | ioe an . ae Wee shade wot Fat wy cpecciag BRENNAN TIFFS ON DISCUS MARK (2! u' nits Saki" S85 Gs Si ire aon ‘The veteran champion is still a the biggest reputation, Dave i ¢¢ ARMY" NAKENHUS, Battery ¢ eae : a > a8 Para ea ast Caveney's depart: Boxing marvel, but youth must be making the bigge: for him ayer in The Star Junior Has.| NTEW YORK, Jan ‘Arrange ‘ HOUSF ure. werved some time, and who knows self. George, i Skaiilia: hae Mnadisens sn ments have teen completed for nigh sok i 7 ‘ Po wren por Ring a ms , WATER STARS ing saan Chess Ona sttases : I he ext haan’t moved fh round matety wiween ack , oo will be ¢ nex pores Sus madoiotunens Biss ene pe notary public statemen n | und bet - Jack | ay han tx game record in ved 4 TO GO ABROAD he been sold to the Brookl) the family, is a hard worker, but/his mother decia eey, henvewelght ore, 5 ranklin, | ¥¢ to the nt his ag a lest ar inane Dodgers. SRADFE HAS | haan’t the class of his brothers. born February 8, 1900. This «t r i Hrennan, to be staged a The othe ne Ballard t leieaaiaed abi tence > RHYNE A BRITTLE HANDS | Nott much has been heard of} ene wit} ah ee ti Square Garden on March d Went Seattio va. Quee At the Santa Barbara school meetiig attend the « Prtigy POSSIBILITY Shade's biggest handicap is brittle | Billy lately, He was ed by! A * duced |1% to reperta current in a n were on th art year He broke the inter Tuterdestn " m ¢| Out of Lefevre, the Seals have Tiands. Dave had trouble constant | Harry Greb, and was promised a re.) Based vinegar geod Ma eerarcgpen ek tig sleet ' — . holast the discus nte Catlo, = he Hal Khyne as @ shortstop prospect. T¥ on the Coast with broken bones, |turn match, but nothing more has|by t showing that| 2 » ei ” |' event fin i r . Rhyne was tried and found want- right hand In the/come out of the Hast regarding the he was born a year cartier, making| Detatla were arranged to the sa ween. Anneis speedy quintet That me © | It in expected that the United States |'96 by the Golden Gate club jast also against Joe | proposed match. shim ineligible to play in the cirouit,| faction of the managers of both nak 0 ee eee ee cepted ax official pA. A Will be weil represented, altho the |*Pring. He spent the 1921 season imonich at Butte. He also broke ét| Billy came tmck with three Aum] oy) jf 7 MA Oe © tho| fighters yesterday, mys the report, | The West Siders have been t | Incidentally, Houser has put the | invitations have not officially been |!" the Western league and Jail im his bout with Mickey Walker in tralian titles dangling at his belt and F ‘ . ola bave [and articles will be signed. today intensively boat ay week , 16pound shot past the 48foot mark | accepted as yet by the men con-| ell the East just before the holidays. | went East in search of big matches. |limit the Battery team would have holds two knockouts over sotenge ade ee gay several meets, but the marth are | Shortstop is the pivot of the tm Perhaps he dowsn’t give the bones| He beat Fay Keiser and then lost to |lost ite franchise in the league, but] | Dempwey holds two knockouts over | th a is vend Oe official. Ralph Rose, Univer ee field and Jack Miller certainly Hime enough to mend. He ought to, Gred. He has dropped out of the) as it is it is the only team in the| Brennan. In 1918 Dempesy landed) Ita svored to down TAncoln jot Michigan, hok fe intersc AGGIES RATE BLANKETS | {088 @ darb of joy in trying t Mecaeee rok broken hands are about aa limelight since Heague that has qualified for th ’ totes ‘tayek 1h lee us con a rootn foc an{ © 16-pound shot record of 4 As a reeult of a student vote, TePlace Jimmy Caveney, shortstop |finals, having won seven straight x hasepion né pave r 6% ¥ ser will undoubtedly | foothall me A. C. will be | deluxe. lee - harde ¢ bis ring West Re rh cord this spring awarded blan which will be ‘ [aoa the y Showns on eve ‘ ¢ Preanas hi *\to the weight and us event an anno by the Aggie Washington State college has de- These teams will play Thurs ankle in an early round, . which |xr Nearly «ix feet tall and weighing | graduate mar | cided .to select a coach to handle Inight at the Knights of ( , ; hie finish ; */202 pounds. Houser has the ad freshman athletics for the entire c om | e for the vecond place honors and a Jo fl vant { carrying no surplus| Steel derricks are replacing the! year, in place of the present system! in the finals. he game is) Teen ee welght—an upusual condition among | wooden oil rigs in California's petro-\of a different coach for each frosh booked for 7 p. m |\CATHOLIC GRID er , Meyder men starring in the weight events. | leum fields activity, says a Pullman dispatch. © " st STANDINGS There was little to choose between! The other league, in which three Sy mg Th Milas platen ot the home team” Al teams are now tnd tor end pace| SQUAD BROKEN bn aoe | eee Sa Smeanns Soames :, ee ti| worked hard, but, like Seattle, they lcannot be . SOUTH HEND, Ind, Jan. 31 ° poe ee ty ok Canecoe 5} failed to play combination. e . n ‘Beattie . devnen 4 is nary games are y M) After admitting that they had played in the fa’ The heavy checking preventing. tieid Wednesday, pight. § ‘ ‘ tite toner te | | ‘ANCOUVER, Jan. 31 tanecaver} 2 Bsc fiP ary pee w © | with the Cariiny 1 vie a BEARS BEGIN Dandy Baking Company jumped back into the lead in| jacx Adams still tops the Coast\from the Amahi Juniors, na ex seoecng peor Rec TN Ren INDOOR GOLF LANG’S RECORD the Coast hockey scramble here last/ieague scorers with 24 points, fol- they will cine night, \ hen the Millionaires turned | jowed by MacKay with 21, and Frank ' Should they lose om ‘will Se -task| on” Reavers ore yemenay Mespene pe t nate. Gn ade pid UNPRECEDENTED py onl ot amone atuden ttle Meta in & great over-| Frederickson with 20 ¢ race for|with Ben Py a a od from aitietie competiion on , n-| Ch “ 7 7 ‘ 2 = "| sco no pro o na olft and est Seattle. Definite! o¢ their college careers by the athlet-|*talled an indoor golfing course,|/rise from stable boy to p 2 ve abs » fr Ivani Kay went the honor cot ‘breaking up| among this trio. Anca ogy a isi Se gee | ne, ee cee fn ae ised: Gack Geaan denier la hk at ta ene eae we will give absolutely free one Pennsylvania Vacuum the tussle after three minutes of| ~ A Thureda: in The Star. be ; 4 | eacitit . " x eventa © history of th Cup Tire, size 30x3 or its value on any other extra ‘The M es Broke Lah PRED oes eeee ee . ° a ; : ‘ The eight men are: Eddie Ander | facilith ‘ aym ite in istory of the Ameri wi > SIZ ¢ i. her size. away awe Fi oy eget ast, ind | . ‘ J The Dandy Baking Company-Asahi Chester Wynne. Hac r r “Nibs” jean turf. In his brief er Ls The slogan must be our office by February 4, unior game will get under wa : K Duncan's pass over to the left wing z : Walker '6:39 p.m. We ‘ rambler Begapchrwean [ ; : sauna tie the taan, 3a dhe a We are distributors of Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup led d agg jo ow orale Sain et Niorria sand the Yesier y Tnatan, fulfeeck: lari We natural tude for handling Tires. Our name is— tter banging ‘ubbe: ne 2 Riley | tunale 7 . ‘ Holmes before “Happy” could get et ha - Naame trog | the Seattle Boys’ club play at 830, were varsity mone the ret “PENN RUNNERS iho Shinc'nfo! santas ye NONSKID TIRE SERVICE COMPANY It was a ding-dong battle, filled) | First pertoa—1, Adams trom | At; the games are for Coitins | were, Ya" — s T ME W T “ c : with tense moments. Right up to| ieee Oa No acore | playfield 5 Oo co ES “ | ace ts 910 East Pik the time when MacKay popped the! 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Rriéen, Riley » c " bile club, of the The locals then instituted an at-|® : : the Bulldog ed to | fh " od today WIGGINS TO MERT OHARE tack which had “Hap” Holmes a a . jectine the eng . t conf Haker’s refusal to sign the contract Chuck Wiggins and Eddie O'Hare his defense wild-eyed. Five minute ‘ oy, Pathos tar 2 " with their Southern tri offered him, and the fact that Port:|lightheavyweights, will meet in a MLE the claue of the petiod Skinner j | - ond has a w of backstopping|10-round bout February 6, in the Cch'e teins tn tor the trina |< se—Adams on, Rowe f ‘| DETROIT PLANS PO! material in Eliiot, Bru; 1 Rip| first professional boxing show held goal. The overtime session had only | Penalties The University of Detroit ts plan-| King, are believed to be the motives | in unapolixs in severa heen under way for a short time|,,7irtt period — Penalty shot awarded |ning a new swimming pool, which | back of the deal pa eae el Seas ee Sa nen ra el Real Painless FRED! 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