The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1922, Page 12

increased (Refused. So ASKS ‘ Tron Duke PAGE 12 PREXY on Market for $6,000 Boldt Once Offered In- dian Keystoner to Port- _ land for Marty Krug BY LEO H. LASSEN IM BOLT ts one nao that mn Kiepper — hasn't been alle to work his salesmauship spell or. out in the detail. ed story en out by Bob.t on the case of Kenworthy. ow stand Kiepper will have to pay for the release of the Iron or else it looks like Bill will have to sit on the baseball sidelines year, unless some other club Kicks thru with six thousand joy wheels. Here's Boldt's story as told to the | ‘writer, and it makes interesting tead- amount for one year, that he played. Kennie | ‘Then Kenworthy asked for his re Jeawe, stating that he was willing to $1,000, finally boosting it $500. said he dikin't want Kennic’s gale. But Kennie refused, stating ‘that it would make it look as if j other club was trying to with Seattle's players. ‘Then the big baseball meeting at came around. Kennie and went before’ the minor Duke had with the Seattle club that provided for his release if he coudn't come to terms with the Indians. ‘The beard turned down the con- tract and ruled tha. Ken-le was the property of the Seattle club. BOLDT WILLING TO TRADE release. Boldt stated shoes. Klepper came West and appointed Turner as manager of ‘he lose ‘8 a regular for th- Indians. These letters had just been delivered when the news came from Chicago that Kenworthy had re- pealed the decision of the minor league arbitration board to Judge Landis. ‘That case is still pending. ‘That's Jim Boldt's side of story. KENNIE THRU HERE ‘There ten’t much of a chance th: Kenwerthy will play for the India Qs a regular with Walter McCredie the t im charge of the club. Ji wou't be bad baseball business. Boldt has hint-* «* -* %» Seat- * elub is in the field for a good sacker that will be ob- from the majors if he can ivered out of the big show. willing to sell Kenworthy and will then use this money to buy the new keystone man. In the meantime the Sevttie club is seally counting upon young Temmy rill Connolly, the Minneapolis infiemer, to hold down the second cushion. TURNER A DECOY? The present layout looks as if the appointment of Turner at Portland is merely a decoy on Kilepper’s part. It may not be, but that’s our guess. Klepper har said that Krug would mot go on the market for jess than five figures. The Iron Duke is worth every bit as much as Krug. It's now Klepper’s move as far as Kenworthy is concerned. Weidt set his price and unless the coin is forthcoming or a deal for Krug ar ranged, Kenule may find himself out in the cold. has IDAHO CAGERS BEAT MONTANA (Wecstin’ Policy Looms MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. 9.—Univer: sity of Idaho defeated University of Montana in basketball here last night, 42 to 24, in the first of a two game series, Idaho took an early lead and was never in danger of he ing overhauied. Superior bhanket shooting and faster floor work fea- tured the Vandals’ game. SOPHS GRIEVE AT DARTMOUTH Dartmouth has decided to emulate the Pacific coast universities in ex-| tending compulsory athletics to sophomore students. In practically every college on the Western slope, both freshmen and sophomores are required to turn out for eome form of athletics This has come} bat} The way things] , but that if the Iron Duke| “would tell him what deals he had em he would try to arrange for his Klepper tried to dicker with | self AN) a Man With a Real Wallop. mg round | Collins }for The ponement last finals, Battery C, Dandy Baking, Tetametin Co, and the Collins Cubs having qualified | Hen Paris and Shaner & Wolff} will mix Saturday night at the/Morry shick Elks club at 8 ‘The finals in The Star league! will start Wednesday night at Col line playfield. The first four teams are to play a round robin and the igre das cnaet pel other 12 will play an elimination| will add m9 vale series ey line up “Dee WASHID ‘Threats ley would be adopted toward the minors h ns HE West Seattle Juniors for-| haa felted their game to the Paris Billiard basketball quintet at! playfield their chance | The West Siders asked for a pont- Saturday and it ‘They then asked for a further post ‘The forfeiture puts the Ren Paris) and Shaner & Wolff teams on even footing for the fourth place in the| ot go at Madison Square Garden. sonthpaw. Paris and! Ben| The Detroit night, losing| Krooe. rated as to in the finals) fe r Junior trophy. last of the game scheduled) was granted. | catcher, wen! after the game day | Wednes-| | |had been rescheduled for day, but it was impossible becaune| ,, “onicken’ t the preliminary games in League! man in circling th No, 2 are holding up the entire)s parade throwing arm ljob with t or, will tend p. m ankles. for Minors ¥TON Feb, 9 that a “freeze out” pol In hia flelding came from American No the meeting league mag definite ona || | ' | | Ernest Kroeger, If He Can ished Him- JIM BOLDT Al His First Real Test | When Tommy Gibbons Meets Harry Greb, the St. Paul Light Heavyweight Will Be Facing His First || Real Test Since He Jumped Into Fame as a K. O. Artist. Gibbons Has Been Bowling Over His Op- || ponents in Short Order, but Most of His Victims Have Been Third and Fourth-Raters Stop Greb, Then He Will Have Estab ————_ Tigers the m The bout is regarded as the opening of Gibbons’ announced campaign which he expects to carry him to a contest with Jack Dempsey. the hard-hitting Greb, he will have a clear path to a bout with Gene Tunney, American light heavyweight champion, and the only block in the path of a bout with Dempsey. Gibbons was to have fought Georges Carpentier in March, but the Frenchman has apparently run out of the match. West Side Cage Five Forfeits' Refuses to “Play Game! With Ben Loses Chance for Cup dake May, the new Vernon pitcher obtained from the Texas league, is « Me had a season of two with the St, Lowis Cardinals, expected to at Ban * of Fordham college in of that nine when Frank w York have promising young | peeommended by er, was a member of the same club. Hawken the the Vernon ont ave been the fast land fleet sack: ways been « * bat he bas been troubled with weak 4 right field for uthpaw pitchers, were reached in the secret ses Joo Welling, sion of the club owners and it was stated by Ban Jobnaon that the question of a minor league y would go over until the forthcoming tional league || night at the Pavilion meeting in w York } |] After that a joint meeting of |] the two major leagues may be held to discuss the question ! pastime, veteran Brooklyn Oakland tn expected to put In a bid for if the San Francisco elub | for waivers on the outfielder ine ifted to the E | A picked up wonderfully | lant year, and he hit with the leaders in the American league, (JOE WELLING TO BOX HERE. k [lightweight who beat Eddie Pinkman | Jat Portland, will box Joe in the main event of the Northwest | Athletic club's smoker next Tuesday Welling will arrive today and start | working for the go immediately, | Billiards began as an RS HIS SIDE | | | } | ; Gibbons to Box Harry Greb Tommy Signs for Acid Test NEW YORK, Feb. 9—All arguments as to the respective fistic merits of Tommy Gibbons and Harry Greb, leading American light heavyweights, will be settled on March 13, when the pair meet in a 15- If Gibbons disposes of Fran Giant tn signed All Shick | eastern ian't any better than a deuce, | | Walker caught a clip from Adame’ | | black Bottle had been brought out | body pad @ black bottle for him, ' | Flarrte | | | nts 04 with you, OHI THE tA Seattle | Wallops Leaders Mets Outclass Million- aires in Every Period! and Climb From Cellar STANDINGS Won, Lost. Tied, Pts Vancouver Ty ° * Beattie , . +4 Vietorta ’ ’ 1 ” ELL, it took seven) good omen and} about 10 bucks’ worth of liquid end tied up the) marked by brilliant work by Happy | Holmes at the goal, phenomenal | shooting by Morris and hard luck for | the visitors, Twice the Vancouver: |; | ites were within the well-known ace |« of scoring, but in much cases an ace| The last period, which was par ticularly fast, wah held up twice by! accidental = injuries. First Jack He was) brought back to life by a draught) from a black bottle with a white la bel. Maybe Hobby Rowe got Jealous— | anyway, he wag down the next min: | ute, and he couldn't get up until the again. A thirsty fan fainted, too-—but no SUMMARY Vancouver. MacKay nw. Aeoring 1, Beattie, Morris, T:20. Becond period—t, Beattie, Morrie from tent pertod—2, Seattle, Foyston from Morria, @:94. Pematiies Kabat otions Viret period geieat iden for Riley Kiley for Morris, Morris for Hridet, Fraser fur Foyston, Ririden for Itiley econ’ period—teattia, Foreton Fraser, Miley for Hiriden, Driden for Mi Mone for for for Referee EUROPE’S CUE SLICKERS HERE Buropean billiard sharks are flock- ing to the United States in droves. The latest arrival is Erik Hagan | ners of the Inter-fraternity glove lacker, one of Germany's premier |tourney meeting the independent cueista, Haganlacker is planning an | champions. exhibition tour with Koji Yamada, the Japanese star a Extraction Free Daily own, | the the gym promptly at & o'clock Py sym p ptly joc and Bridge Werk. We Stand the Test of Time Most of our present patro: our earl era whone. work is still satisfaction. lomera, who ha When coming to are in the ving | Atk our cus- De 207 UNIVERSITY er. @Sypecite Fraser-Patersen Os. Boat Schedules —SAVE MONa&Y~- Travel by steamer TACOMA DAILY, 9, 11 & m., 1, 4.5, Tp. m, Special Bat, and Sun. Trip, 9 p.m, Se FOR SINGLE TRIP 80c FOR MOUND TRIP TORIA.B STRAIT POINTS vic eT ANGELES DAILY aT MIDNIGUT SAN JUAN ISLAND POINTS BELLINGHAM - ANACORTES PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECT AND MILL PORTS Harrahan | outdoor HOOD CANAL POINTS NEAH BAY & Way Ports PUGET O NAVIGATION CO wo they can of Washington tonight, with the win | independent, boxes “Brick” Johnson, | |men, the independents’ best 115-pound | ST Vu SH LE STAR ! How Teams Stand in Coast College Basketball Race Won WASHINGTON 10 1.000 1a 1.000 ; 400 California wom « . 7 s Mtanford 3 Orewon 4 'STATERS SHUT OUT ALO ALTO, Washington State passed ford In the Coast ketball race last night by winning the second game of the nerien 13 on the Cal Stan conference bas to local floor. medicine to it—-but Seattle's | Staters won the first tit 21 to 16,| hockey team|making a clean sweep of the two-| cleaned up on| same nerien Vancouver last] Passing and checking of both nicht. & to 0,! teams was even, the Northerners winning thru more seccurate shoot league race so|ing, snagging several baskets on closely that a| throws from the center of the floor, collar team ts) Wash, State (18) wtanfora (is) | now just one Severe 7 point behind the | sorrenson c leaders, Harrington, nmond The game was| ‘om om teld MeHone 1. Friel 2. on 2, Khroeder 1 Davies 1 Sayers 1, Harring The changes of the Maple Leaf tram in their bie « c Bunday ¥ hinge upon whether) te send their th fore Frida od Baturday wpe to] ‘The Cowas Ciger tram has o chance to ge inte the lead In the Jurion division if the Cigar boys tare & win over the Allen Athletic | TX bouts will settle the boxing championships at the University | A# the elimination contests have sifted the best mitt artists on the campus from the “ham,” good bouts are expected. In the light heavyweight division “Chuck” Chadbourne will represent the fraternities against Percy Lioyd of the independents, Noble Mc Credie, who won the interfraternity | tional and heavy crown by default, has retired in favor of Chadbourne. In the other bouts, Marsh, inde pendent, meets Harms, fraternity, in | the heavyweight class; Guy Stickney | fraternity, for the middleweight | title; Davies, independent, fights Urbaneck, fraternity, for the welter| title; Mansur, independent, and Ward, fraternity, are billed for the| lightweight clash, and Hoag will rep: | resent the fraternities against MIU: | bet, for the bantam crown. | The card is scheduled to start at Spencer Marria, who starred at Trond way for two seasons as a basketball for ts playing the he has| k has improved, and his passing Is as fine as any ‘orney, now playing forward | berth on Lincoln's cage team, is bound ke a strong bid for the 440-yard in the Broadway-Lincoin dual meet Young Butler, West Seattle's fine pitching prospect, ts one of the lending hur! the prep buseball league gets under | way. | Unlems unexpected opposition turns up. Harold Shidier, the bie Lincoln weight | man, should have pretty clear sailing in | these events this year if he turns out | for tr in, REDIT - GLADLY | CLOTHE FOR q MEN & WOMEN EASY PAYMENTS 15) The! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922. OF BILL KENWORTHY CAS Kansasto | | Mix With Champion | ! 'Benny Leonard to Defend | Tomorrow; Other Games Laurels in 15-Round Title Bout Friday LLY EVANS e-OCKY KANSAS iP) BY ‘BI | Quays one of their hardest fights shot at the light weight title when pion. Benny Leon wre en *” '*\a 16 to 8 count when they played The bout is to|time Coach Munson be 15 rounds to a strengthened his team con- decision. Wh }1e)siderably and the Railsplit- Jaonard is pick? |ters have been coming at a without much ait.|Mighty fast pace. Lincoin i handicaped by having ae Yankees Lincoln Hoopers Are Coming to Front Fast North Enders, Bolstered by New Forward, Tangle in Big Game With Queen Anne Leaders in Hill Gym 'C\UEEN ANNE'S great high school basketball team will enter the game with Lincoln tomorrow at Queen Anne vorites to win, but the Northenders figure to give the of the season. The Hill team will have the floor advantage, but Lincoln in to get another has been the big jinx to Queen Anne quintets for the past , Several seasons, being the only team that has consistently he meets Cham | Walloped Queen Anne on the Hill floor. The prep leaders took the first game of the season b: at Lincoln, but since that er. | Miteh | « ALLEY TOURNEY ON chance An tar am clasn is concerned, it is|as both Joyce and Kwapil are in-| es all with Leonard, yet Kanaan is the | experienced sliceers type of fighter who must be feared. letart the former. | He is strong, willing and bi of cournge, maken him dangerous. Fareed Kansas unquestionably hag «| Kanaas is a nan nino jover such classy performers as Willie | |Jackson, Lew Tendier, Frankie Britt | jand Johnny Ray. One June 6, with West Beattie. *tirison, N. J affair, 90 Kane to win by a knockout. the master of the situation at all |times, altho Kansas was always dan kerous and finished strong. Kansas is taking the jf | ine Par4sy | most fertously . Shee toa Leonard is in for a busy evening. jtraining and effort mean anything Kansas has a great chance. Evidently Leonard ts not in the least worried, as his manager, Billy | T* Gibson, has booked three fights that | &re to follow the Kannan affair. MARYSVILLE | WAS MISSING The Marysvi up for its game with the Knights of Columbus at the K. of C. hall last night, and the basketball patrons | behind with a world of fight. that showed up for the tiff had to| |K. ef C. 140-pound squad ran rings! opening game will start at 2:30 p. m. [Around the Stacy Shown five of The jStar league, winning 61 Spencer Harris and Jimmy Logan . were the stars for ‘he wioners, with |/@7d and Franklin entertains West | Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, | Floyd Hohannon being the best man for the loners. CHICAGO, classic bowling tournament will open |here tonight with 24 entries. The bowlers | investigation of their records in na- 4 rectional tournaments. He likes to fight. That | Oumar HELP He in short of stature with hairy Kichmend chert and long arma, which are con stantly flying thru space, in a hope |they will connect .with a vital spot | on his opponent Last year was a big one for Kan He jumped from the ordinary performer to a championship con-| tender | He scored kgockouts over much food boys as Jimmy Duffy, Richie ell and Bobby Ward. the title when he met their greatest weakness at center, | Munson is figuring to plenty | IDE The addition of Snider at forward has bolstered the Green Lake team considerably, His is a consistent shot and covers the floor as well as any man in the league. Torney, at the other forward, is handicaped | by inexperience, but he is a will ing worker and has been going bet ter since he has been working with | Snider McCloud and McCutchin, stellar Lincoln guards, the bulwark of the team all sea-| son. MeCloud is one of the fine peculiar looking fight reoeived the decieton MecCutchin been right along. bas 1971, Kansas had a | played practically every minute of | was & nodecinion | only chance was! Leonard was | the season. center and Gibson and Krauczunas) | The Quays are dangeroug because | Ho ta confident that every man on the team has had! experience. They are all dangerous shots and in Gibson they have th | best guard in high school gircies. ‘orwards all check back rapid: ly and under the tuition of Waiter | ly. into one of the best teams that has | played in the Seattle prep loop in reveral seasons, But the game of basketball is one | lof the most uncertain of sports and |the Quays don’t want to take the | Railsplitters too lightly as ie team failed to show The second teams, tied for the ead, will clash first and then the The} | big game will get under way. to 22.|/]J™N THE other games of the day Broadway plays Ballard at Bal- Beatle The former game will mark the | at Bosto: first start of the Tigers in some |" + her eegen ty TITLE by fllness, Coach Turner hasn't an: nounced hin definite lineup, a it | ton at Boston. may be shifted at the last minute. Feb. 9—The world’s of regulars. Franklin walloped West Wednerday at West should continue in the race by de |{feating the Indians again tomorrow. | York. Seattle | were choren after an Browns May Beat Out | Yanks; Red Sox and Senators Strengthened BY HENRY 1, FARRELL EW YORK, Feb. 9—Falling to secure a competent fly chaser, lthe New York Yankees will have to) the |flounder around until May 20 with have been |, makeshift outfield. While at [Ruth and Bob Meusel are doing running guards in the city while Huggins probably will have to improving | Wally Schang to the garden and rel; jon youfig Al Devormer, the Los Queen Anne will enter her five |geies boy, behind the bat. } | Tesvlars, the same squad that has! oO, paper, it looks the Yanks onghi Dqugias and Shultz |*° breeze thru to a pennant, but will be at forwards, Shreeve at |oe may develop into most anyone's, Washington, Boston and St. Louig |shock to see the Senators up aro the top from the start and any cl that boasts the stick strength in Red Sox lineup cannot be taken If Dave Danforth lives up to pectations, the Browns ought to give! the present champions all they ard Bell the hill cagers have developed |!ooking for in the way of opposition, The Cleveland Indians cannot bs) counted out of the'race. Tris Speak- er’s lineup isn’t over-impressive, but Speaker always has a fighting team and spirit means much. Ty Cobb needs some pitchers the | pe sibs te aoa kine we may be able to make some kind Green Lake team is coming from |,"aes: with the Yankees for J |Mitehell, the California star, spent last season on the bench, who, is in line for the same duty t! Memoria: fl Detroit time as the team hae been laid up| st, Louis, Cikctes cr Garaaald a ; delphia at New York and Washing: pat conte [have added strength since the closs) EXPERIENCED jof the season. It would not TEAM | at ICAGO, Feb. $.—Opening g of the American league pennan! |race will be played with St. Louis | York at Washington and Philadelphi 2 : July 4—St. Louis at Chicago, Cle . Ballard ‘te also crippled by the loss /jand at Detroit, Boston at Wash! on ton and New York at Philadelphia. Labor day—Chicago at Detroit, Seattle and Cleveland at St, Louis, Philadelphia. 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