The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 12

in the league. Boston Braves Strengthen Weak Spots and Are Real Contenders Beantown Club Has Strong Pair at Second Bas Southpaws; How Boston Outfit Shapes Up; Have Strong Offensive. hole. proved defens: er cent. Manager Mitchell is convinced that the stories coming out of Cincinnati His legs are sound and his arm as good as ever. P 's poor condition are bunk. ‘opf says any ailment he had while at Cincinnati was mental rather than physical. He} club without a single weak spot. ively. iT, PETERSBURG, Fla., March 28.—Manager:Fred Mitchell of the Boston Braves is convinced that his club is going to be a strong factor in the National League race. The Braves, as they take the field for the 1922 campaign, loom up as a The Braves stand ready and look able to give the Giants, Cardinals and Pirates the fight of their young lives. Last season many a ball game was lost around shortstop. The deal that brought Larry Kopf to the Braves from Cincinnati has plugged up that Offensively the Braves of 1921 ranked next to the St. Louis Cardinals. The club retains its batting strength and in addition has been much im- ° Larry Kopf at shortstop, in combination with Horace Ford at second base, is expected to be the making of the ball club defensively. : Ford is rated as one of the best second basemen the National League has produced in years. Working with the veteran Kopf it is believed that his game will be improved 25 e and Braves Line Up Two! Manager Mitchell Talks a Bit; relative to 23 Teams Lined Up fo Star Junior Ball Loop “THREE teams were en-, Baker Wildcats, West Seattle I The entries were to be closed Dall league up to press time this 18 neon today Merning. The Walla Walla Juniors) and the Pirates were the two new teams to enter Monday. The com Plete number of teams entered so far follows: j team on the field this year. how they lineup Harry Speidel, Walla Walla Juniors, Pirates, Mill- ‘er Panthers, Washington Laundry Co., Silent Frats, Fremont Cyclones, West & Wheeler, Liberty Park firwt base; {base; Johnny Riggins, "* tered in The Star Junior Rase.| Works, Three Brothers Dye Works. lye Three Brothers Dye Works. | | Class A Star league champions jlast season, will put another strong |, Here #) knife of the Boston east wind, so! Ralph | Lowry, second bane; Ted Abmer, third | international standard for the distance.| poth boys are topnatchers and| coca we man’ Whale Bone (Rubber) Set of wiii moet either New Mexico, Nevada | ‘The swimmers of Went Point sntferea|Should show the fans real clas . 5 b thelr first setback of the aeason ina dual | Michael holds a kayo over the fiashy| Teeth ..... oe ‘<a | ee peer her ‘dual recmic meet with Peon academy | Bud Ridley and has’ beaten Karl|C ig {thelr way home, says a Columbia, (de age ately Alle i pl pd 4 Pi. 16 Orie of the bent boy: yb bs Paes ates ++ Bll a0." report the 320-yard swim, and outpointed the | Bale’ et on pent boys | Bridgework, per tooth. ... $4) i rmy men, 39 10 |on Coast just now Me 1 . | 2 " 7 . i ~ | Bill Brennan, who achieved tistic| Amalgam Filling ........ $1) BROWNS } aa © wh } One of the most remarkable races Fag aie | ‘The St. Louis Browns are quite 2 Salle oe rere» py eetgedomsnd kiving Jack Dempsey the|All work guaranteed for 15 years. |einted over their showing In. tealn was seen at ® water carnival in the est fight of his career, and Pan Examination aad advice free, | ing practice games. The St. Loul of 15 and under, from the New York re in the near future, says | and Bridge Work. We Stand sight and are confident of starting Women's Swimming association, dis- | Malone. Both battlers sre of the| the Test of Time the Ame le: se 4 Played record speed. The contest | farmed Leo P. Flynn stable, Gana in| foes aly dag lla en ee ‘Washington Leule’s French Dry Cleaners, baris, center field; Donald Mannin Hillman Merchants, Co., se SMR le AR eR i SES — Park, Wilson-Krietie Asahi Cubs, m Brothers Billiards, Zeroiene Juniors, Giants, Falcon A. C., West Woodland Merchants, Ross Cubs. L.| V. Westerman Co., Lakewood, Mt Raymond Jerry, left field; Al right field; Ralph Miller, Putnam, catchers: Red Swift, Roe, pitchers. Troy Erwin wit be general utility | man. Greb Says He Both Tunney and Wilson BY HARRY GREB | to their weight. Packey McFarland was fighter. His best weight was about! 137. It was practically impossible for him to make the lightweight limit, Which in his day was set at 132 If he carried more than 137 pounds it was of no advantage to him, since ‘St that weight he was at his best I regard myself in much the same light as Packey McFarland. If in a Dit tough for me to make the middle weight limit. I am at my best at about 163. | In the light heavyweight class I! Ui In 2 meet in which four records were broken and one was tied, Min- Besota won the Big Ten conference swimming championship at Bartlet pool, Chicago, last week, scoring 34 points to 29 for Wisconsin. Chicage, [I don't a Can Lick And, of course, if I decide to take | Mitchell last season. ME fighters are unfortunate as| On any of the real heavyweights 1/ | May be forced to give away ax much) rarin’ to go such a/48 40 or 50 pounds If Johnny Wilson didn’t run out of his match with me after getting the $30,000 which was being b because of hie bad fight with Downey I would be wearing middleweight title today I can make 158 pounds, agreed to do for it and be strong me If Gibbens had beaten me V9tson belive meone dopte him. Now that Tunney asn't w. was regarded an too to ney by his manager, #0 spot September, when, if ever, Kenneth Car! as T had Downey, It quires some effort, but I can make I don’t want to appear boastful, but Wilson, with hin left-hand style, is made to order for ‘am forced to give away from 10 to, might have agreed to take a chance. 20 pounds. Johnny would now! take a chance with his title with me! unle I have beaten Gibbons some of the critics say that I should take on Gene that is rather funny to me. When Tunney was mentioned as « pomibility for Tommy Gibbons, Tun SP | nega’ manager eaid that hig fighter ready for such game, that in or «0 he would meet Gibbona. In _ way 1, I have defeated Gibbons, who ch for Tun why should is thoroly satisfied with his surroundings and prospects and likes to play for Manager| Mitchell. He expects to have} a big season. | The club ts well equipped for mub | stitutes. Mitchell's secondary defense | lia in keeping with his regulars. | Another thing that greatly favors the Braves, if you will take Man-| Ager Mitchell's word for it, ia the | schedule. | | Thin season the Braves will have / ¢ advantage of playing away from of April and eacaping thé keen rye at) Roston during moet thereby hard on ball players’ condition. | The bulk of the home games in Boston are scheduled for June and come per feet days to the codfish country It took direct action by Pittsburg and New York to put the Braves out of the running last season. Against all other chubs they did ae well as the Pirates and Gtante Not until late in the race did the Braves surrender, and then it was the cotlapae of the pitching staff due to double-headers that caused disse guy gammy —— The score R WE ter. 7 5 Louie's F. D. Cleaners... 8 geet commen the Braves weet wilt ~~ |Supply Laundry Co....... 6 out @ seasoned southpaw. This year Tatterten: Mullaly Henry Mitchell has Rube Marquard and |Rreen; Orr. Bainbridge and Mur-| | Lefty Tyler. Either of these two! Oc er ooms ‘ee e i mega . | | Would have saved a dozen games for The Boston Fraves are ready and The team, like Man: | believes it has a great | ager Mitch’ chance to upset the dope in the Na tional league. Hero is the way Bowton leader sums up his chances: “I have a young team It te fas No club haa a more reliable corps of | catchers. The pitching staff is above | the average. My infield will pare favorably with any other com. | bination in the league. Best of com re DEFEATS W. HOPPE) HICAGO, March 2%—~The first 500-point block of the world's | 18.2 balk line billiard match between | Young Jake Schaefer, and Willie Hoppe, former title hold. | or, ended with honors almont even, | 1, 500 to 466 The youthful champion dieptayed | flashes of brilliancy, but the steadi- | Schaefer leading. nearer land Beave: THE These contracts must be filled out in ink and must be filled out completely. The entries were to close at noon today. } WORLD'S HOCKEY TITLE AT STAKE IN TONIGHT’S PUCK GAME Indians Again Wallop A Sight for Sore Eyes Chicago Cubs, 5 to 3 to Decide Yep, it’s Bill Kenworthy himself, But the little apple socker is wearing the livery of the Port- They say pictures don’t lie and the Iron Duke is showing the same fight that he did on the ball field for the Indians last year. Seattle fans will probably appreciate Kennie when he raps a few timely hits for the Beavers against the Indians—and he'll do it, too, unless he breaks a leg. SEATTLE STAR The season starts Sunday. The schedule for the first games will be published in to- morrow’s Star. The most important thing at the present time is for the managers of the teams that Twenty-three clubs had entered up to plan to start the season Sunday is to have those contracts at The Star on time. | Marry over had plent is appare ™ for the Indians, won the game by |mearly driving park with the basew filled Gardner |did their stuff for the bons to look Gregg was a bit unsteady m the ball, y tly in season right away OKT March 28.]e* Mit by pitcher—Drowold, by Cheeves Altho alg nolen bases—Lane Murphy, O'¥arre Biruel ty outhit by the cago Cubs in yes terday’s training | ° tt the Seattle In converted tilt dians their nine safe clouta int# five runn, leading at the wire, 6 to 3 MONDAY FIGHT fornia, welterweight, kno but and Gardner A to start the W ntam YORK champion. shape won a j lyn. Joe Lynch, ixion from Johnny Gray, ked Tom Connolly new second sacker and Vean Grege| MILWAUKEE.—Dave Shade, Call Pinkey Mitchel! in the fourth round. trook tar League Contracts Must Be Filed Wednesday EAMS entered in The Star Junior Baseball !eague that fail to file the contracts of press time. their players at The Star before 6 p. m. Wednesday will lose their right to play “\Vancouver and Toronto Fifth Mix SDAY, MARCH 28, 1922. has Big Series With Two Wins Each, ~’ i Battle for Stanley Cup” HE world’s hock’! cy title ts being decided tonight “aay in Toronto, thet series going ton the fifth game before reaching a cima Both eb won two er the fe bs have if kamen, wine - first, Vancoy nin, Marrifice hite—V IE CLEANERS| 'WIN GAME, 8 TO 6 |LOU French Dry r : oESTE: Toronto the «see =) ‘| _WORCEST! Mass—Pat Me nd, Vancouver § ¢| Carthy, Roxbury, won a 10-round de the Third andl $ | cifion f Bob Roper Toronto them *| MEMPHIS—rin tate Chicago fourth. oy ; . won a decision from|, Tonight's game will be under si ¢|Sam Langford in six rounds. man rules again. Vancow has e is a won both starts with this style --|_ PHILADELPHIA—Joe Netson,| possesion of the Stanley cup, thei R | Phitadeiphia, outpointed Joe O'Don-!| nienest trop hy in hockey, for a year, ¢1 He) in eight rounds. goes to the winner of tonight's me $3 cr NNATI Franke Scholl, | lee. ¢| Buffalo, outboxed Barney Adair, aE aE @| New York, in 10 rounds _ gals Tiag sc ‘INDIANS MAY : . a 18 0.—Phil ODoews 7: $| Columbus bantam, outpointed Kid LOSE SPEAKER ~ ¢ | Herman, Pekin, Til, in 12 rounds | Tris Speaker is in a bad way with @ bd DAYTON, 0. ockie Richards, | Ms injured knee, according to he x «| Duyton, featherweight, and Patay | Tumor leaking thru from the ONS Dugan, Toledo, fought pcb 4 train camp y 5 2] draw oledo, fought @ 12-round | o.. gray-haired leader of the Indians “4 1 - has been bothered by a weak knee SALT LAKE — Frankle Darren} for 4 jong time, and a sprain has civos, Thom , Leslie Cleaners, outpointed Wesley Toy in six rounds Wright In six rounds Willie Ramsey, draw, 10 rounds. game for some time. aggravated the trouble. It may be Davis outpointed Irwin | neceasary, says the report, for a #ub- | stitute to be groomed to replace © HOT SPRINGS—Jack Eile and| Speaker, who may be out of the * | playfield. tee | Lander Hall May Be at Washington Stadium ering Proposition. the BY HAROLD MARQUIS NS to convert the north wing of Lander Hall, NOW| won't be in organized baseball untti | Stadium make he change will be made. ractice Dean James jcomplete equipment and new champlon./ field at the Stadium will be|7%* !ding Is wen built for the pur comparatively useless for| unless | tions are prepared, accommoda- Gould ts considering the plan from thé viewpoint of the conference victor last year, was third, (I have to meet Tunney? ness of Hoppe visibly affected | administration and is doubtful about i cisighing Of | Fighting, however, is a business| young Jake's nerves. |turning out the dozen or more men ie tea'thé enews "rue | with me, and I will meet any fighter fer excelled tn spectacuiar| Who are now living in the north owed in the gre: johnny |!n the country If sotne real promoter | wots while Hoppe held a decided) Wing of Lander EH. The coaches Chicago. The pair met in the relay, 49, 10 agg gba thi An UM close of the session, both seemed | recommended the change to the uni 199 and 229. Bennett beat Blinks by «| founate fighter. I don’ think T am)uin cage” and repeatedly missed |VYersity administration and are pre fouch in the 40. tying the record of|chesty when I ay that I'am a bet-| ios that are ordinarily y for|Pared to nee that the men receive O19 3-5 set by Blinks last year. | er th er Wilsot = ie 2. enay * Se inks came back in the 220, trimming | 7 y ye hem Rieter een Coed " gun conference record of 4:21 2-8 by |aruund t ach Bagshaw is particulary § seconds, and Henn (Copyright, 1922, Seattle star) anxious to see the new training Bennett won the by « yard quarters established near the Sta fect of the 220 having given PBitnks the cramps, Bennett took one-fifth sec ond off the record set last year by Blinks. | Time, 0:56 2-6. The University of Oregon has or- ganized its first water polo tram, for games with Oregon Agri- legen. S-year-old aquatic Prodigy of the New Yérk Woren's #. A championship last year, has landed among the national title vs and|line the Cascade Athletic club's box- recordi fing from 28 4 ne was » 20-yard invitation event, and LOCAL CLUB TO IMPORT GLOVE STARS FS ssa MICHAEL, Eastern light > weight, and Frankie ing card at the Pavilion a week from tonight, ment by Matchmaker Jimmy Malone. expected to leave for the West early Farren of winner of the American fancy diving | California have been signed to head. according to an announce: | a | PAINLESS: EXTRACTIONS : |BEARS TO MEET Most of our present patronage {tn | w Gertrude ¥Aerle, 14 years old, won In recommended by our early custom. | » 2156 3-5, while Alien Riggens is, |in April ers, whose work is atill giving wood end Fthel Baker, 13, swam virtually | ‘s | natinfactic Awk our customers, a dead heat for second in 2:37 4-6 who have ed our work. When | The American record tor a 60-foot After much bickering, the Paria|coming to our office, be sure you peel is listed to the eredit_of Mrs. | municipal council and the French, |@f?_in. the right place, Bring thin | of the same newly Geveloped mer- | Zeniand in winning the 100-yard mming championship of her state in| 1:7 4-6 leet month, Olymple committee + decided upon the as the frames place to hold the Official announce has not been m but the deé iy regarded as certain and final next ¢ ® practically Pershing stadium ad with you Cut-Rate | OHIO sinss 207 UNIVERSITY ST. Opposite Vraser-Pate ion| jum nothall # tice, Edmy ated this Visiting team yefore the ypening of the fall The varsity squad to use the 8! nny field tor frosh undson is also inter in seeing his track men proper spring 4 would also receive MISSOURI TEAM Following their dual |the University of California at western school's University of M inning spurt 150 new, solid with drawer, t for home use Special price Will ship ¢ 76 Un (Corner Senttle, 0, D. with the the meet home track, mouri track to keep papers, ete $2.50 to any address versity § Western Ave.) Washington Converted Into Quarters for Athletic Teams; University Officials Are Consid-| |by the navy during the war team | ahead. an it practically certain that and the “r fott 5 consideration in the new quarters | J pore as similar use was made of it The wing would completely separated from the rent of the byild. ing and would immediately ad jacent to the Stadium tunnel The alumni recommendation states that in consideration of the expense which the university has Involved in building the dium, all possib use of the equipment supplied should be made and the change in Lander Hall would be a slight one tn com parison to the advantage gained by the athletic squads in increased ac commodations. 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Kal-| men and the battery meri starred for the winners, with Monahan and Bain bridge starring for the losers, champions weighs nearly edge ¢ » car ' | McLOUGHLIN characterizes ransaction, and accorded every cour- tesy consistent with sound busi- ness Judgment. 4% Pala on Snvings Accounts Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited IwGRAW's EYE IS ON FUTURE The New York Giants are looking | Pitcher Seldier, a 1%-yearold/ | West Texas military uct, is working out with the world's at & 18 underhand delivery on of that employed by Carl Mays as he {school before signing his name to a be is harmony and & desire to used as a dormitory for University of Washington men, | »**t year. pie Oe aR A into locker and ghower accommodations for the football and Ginek eahtendt ‘SCHAEFER | track squads, are being considered by the athletic aaminis-| —————_ tration of the university. The necessity for accommodations BABY poultry Thoroughness Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVK. 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