The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1922, Page 10

, PAGE 10 WASHINGTON CREW WILL BE DARK HORSE OF BIG SUNDAY GAME MAY DECIDE STAR JUNIOR BALL CHAMPIONSHE | West & Wheeler Club Will Meet Fremont Cyclones at Columbia Victory for Real Estate Boys Will Practically End Seri pionship, While Fremont Win Will Tie Winner of Game for Lead With West & Wheeler BY LEO H. LASSE )LUMBIA playfield will be the battleground series tomorrow when the Fremont Cyclor tossers clash in their important game and the Three Brothers The latter teams are both out of the race, schedule, haven't shown any strength so far in the practically decide the issue. game will be necessary to decide the championship. Both clubs are well fortified with pitchers as they await the starting gong The West & Wheeler nine will start Don Burke, their crac How Teams Stand in Big Star Junior Ball Series Team— Won Pet. West & Wheeler.............. 2 1.000 Washington Park . 750 Fremont Cyclones . ‘ 500 Three Bros. Dye Works. .. 333 Hillman Merchants .000 SEATTLE SPLITS TWO GAMES WITH ANGELS Gregg Loses First and Burger S Celestials in the Second; Vernon, Portland and d Win in the Other Coast Contests LOS ANGELES, June 17. 17.—In a “desperate effort to halt | the Indians’ losing streak, Walt McCredie sent his fast trav-| eling southpaws, Vean Gregg and Lefty Burger, against the | Angels in the double-header yesterday afternoon. Gregg} cracked in the seventh inning and lost his game, 4 to 3, while Burger had better luck and came out on top, Seattle downing Los Angeles 5 to 2. TIGERS MURDER SACS SACRAMENTO, June 17.—-Vernon outstugged Sacramento, batting Pen- ner out of the box and piling up 4 7 to 0 score with an avalanche of 14 hits. Corr ton SEALS SHUT OUT BY BEAVERS SAN FRANCISCO, June 1\.—Hale's homer in the sixth inning, scoring/ one run shead of hib, gave Portland a 3 to 0 verdict over San Francisco! fm a pitching duel between Sutherland and Mitchell, ; BRENTON BEATS BEES SALT LAKE CITY, June 1i.—-Holding Salt Lake to seven bingles, Bren. | ton pitched Oakland to a 7 to 3 win Eeterday wee bit a home run. PACIYIC COAST LEAGUE on la za a a on og | At, Sacramento Wernon $2) Mattertes: Delt and 3 tet | Hampton and Kehe 515] ‘ya | The score—~ nit tia | Portiana .. oe ft} |at_san Franciece os 411 | 4 Batteries: Butheriand and Freeman; | | Mitchell and Yelle | The score— n mw B/ Vekiand 7 td i [at malt Take be ist ST Watterien: lirenton and Mites; Biae- | o | holder, 5 io, Williams and Hyter. 1 AMERICAN LEAGUK | Won, Lost : a6 2 ao 6 Dumovich, p Batteries: Hoyt wrossoouee? ececce lee Wallace, p + agg *| Hoffman, Devormer otals 1 4 9 16 11 the score : sBatted for & Adams tn etghth. secre oe Gad tBatted for Grege In eighth. At Cleveland 12 Batterieg: Fe r Pennock Seattle o10000020 and uel; Unie, Bagby and O'Neil! : | s 18 10 Ser Be o> Naylor ani Hodge and NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 Pet New York i> esi and Carroll, 4 Second Game 4 (440 Beattle— An K HP it “ a Lane, if eo 4 3 - eel Hood, rf oo i 2 , re ® Maret, ei. uuee 8 : Wisterzil, 3b 446 1 bus Abainds eka Cokes Cueto. tb a ‘antihss ba reir Stumpf, 1b . ” 1 arimes ead Miller Burger, p 36 : et tard | ee, ; ~ S| At Phitadeiphia 6 Totale ss 16 Ly | Matter Ls Har-| Lon Angcics AB. RK. H. A £ | grave; Meadows. McCabe, of ims | 1 1 “ | Carroll, if 3 0 6 4 ge al i a Deal, 3b panies ae) oe 9 | rittsbure , Sree Griggs, 1b yin 26 ce Liat New York 7M Eh ta 81 watterten: Giaaner, Yetiownorke, Carl- | sf. 8 8 lind Snyder. 4 1 0 96 | | + rf ° of} Rr. 4H. 5B.) 19 6 6 ee, Totals» * $ $ and O'Farret!; Oeschger, au *Batted for MeAule7 in ninth, Na, ste ane Oni ‘ oe J re ite | Reore by innings om a saws Seattle . 1200200006 5 tits pi ORL be tou Low Angeles 00 0962000 M’KAY TO BOX Hits 60600 Summary: Thntngs _pite ommmary: Tnmings pit wc). MIKE GIBBONS! Runs scored—Off MeQuaid 5, off Hurger| Mike Gibbons’ long-postponed tour | uns responaitie for-—Burger 2, Me . Guaia 4. “Struck out—By Burger 2, by |Of the West is again planned. Tho | MeQuald 2, by Wallace 1. Bases on balls! St, Pau) pha 1s cries Oo! Off MeQuaid 2, off Burger 4. stolen fot eee @ serten of| bane-—Custo, Home run—He Three- | bouts lined up, including a 10-round base hit—Griggs. Two-bane hite—Tobin, ¥ maa Deal. Hecrifice hite—Wisterzii, Burger |O!t with Gordon McKay, middie Double play-Lindimore to McAuley to | Weight mpion of the Pacific coast, Hye &t Billings Mont. for June 21, | The {shade in the closing rounds, ries, Giving Them Cham- Fremont-Washington Park of The Star Junior bas the Hillman Merchants and Dye Works mix in the preliminary. but both will complete their The West & Wheeler team, with two straight wins chalked up, goes into the big game Sunday with a chance to salt the championship away.! If the Real Estate boys win tomorrow they have only to defeat the Hill- man Merchants the following Sunday to cli The Hiilmans so Sunday's game will inch the title. finals, If Fremont wins the winner of the Fremont-Washington Park game next week will stand in line to tie the West & Wheeler club for first place and another unday. k side-arm pitcher, while Fre- | mont will send “Curley” Sow-! ers to the box to start the big game. If Burke falters, the Weat @| Wheeler team has Art Butler, Charley Hardin and Ray Willis to! call upon as Davie and Ed to relieve Bowers if he flivvera. teams are expected to up as folows for the big game: Weet & Jones stand line ts Hyman, ¢ Branegan, rt 4 in the opener tomorrow, which | wil start at 12 noon, the Three) Brothers Dye Works will probably send Carl Roe to the pitching hill, with Ralph Miller behind the plate. Don MeGilivray will start hurling for the Hillmans, with Kenny Staate doing the receiving. Joe Kokash will one Sunday, The Fremont-Weat fame starts at 2 p,m. REPES $2 umpire both & Wheeler Dame Rum ¢ thie th germ of truth orante | pore, may on Casey. lied stakes and is now working California rings. RECORD HERE. Complete Card for Thursday’s Arena Mitt Show The complete card for Thurs. day's smoker follows Jimmy catchweights Tom King vs weights. Jimmy Rivers va lightweights ‘rank Hayes vs lin, welterweights. tddie Neil vs. Sacco vs. Bob Harper, Joe Egan, middie Harold Jones, Boy McCaas- Frankie Green, IMMY SACCO, the Boston tight J weight, who boxes Bobby Harper {here Thursday at the Arena, has a [pretty good ring record chalked up since coming to the Northwest last winter Saceo hasn't lost a decision and |he has won verdicts over Bobby | Michaels and Joe Gorman and has fought draws with Gorman and Har- per: ‘The Harper-Sacco bout was over the 10-round route in Vancouver, B. C., recently, According to news- paper accounts, Harper had a slight but the bout was called a good draw. Sacco is a good long-range land pitted against Harper's Infight ing tactics he should make a good match for the handsome Robert Thursday's bout will also be over the #ix-round route, the second lo. cal bout of more than four rounds. Jimmy Malone, matchmaker of the Cascade Athletic club, 1a busy lining up the rest of his card and will have the other bouts ready for announcement within @ day or two. eball | nes and the West & Wheeler reserves, while Bua! in line} boxer | THE SEATT ) The crew to beat—that’ lregatta gets under way one week from today. Stroke, Frawley; 7, Lee; 6, jswain, Twinn. “Copyright, LE STAR 8 the powerful Navy eight —1921 Poughkee 6 The Navy crew line Ay? Johnston; 5, Sanborn; 4, Bolles; 3, King; 2 Keystone Vie w oc 0. in iggi Finals on _ ThisP. M. |Turenne Meets Van Dyke} Johns for Honors at Se-| | atte Club KON DE TURENNE and Harold an Dyke Johns were playing this afterncon at the Seattle Tennis club for the city tennis championship. Turenne beat Bruce Heaketh yen |terday, and Johne trimmed Dick Van- der Las in the semi-finals. In the men’s doubles Turenne and | ‘Taylor were to play Burr and Lalzure for the honors Simonne Bourque defeated Rita Meyer for the women’s champtonabip yeaterday, 7 5. Howard Langlie won the boys’ title, | Armand Marion copping the junior | honors. | The semi-finals and finals in the | mixed doubles will be played Sun | day JACKS WILL BREAK IS_ | NEW TALK. IL ANGELES, June 17.—Unex i pected announcement by Jack Dempeey of the dinminsal of his | trainer, Teddy Hayes, today resound j ed thru the champion’s camp #o loud as to drown the machine gun rat of the punching bag that Demp | ey waa viciously punishing. | The announcement, following | Hayes’ departure for the Bast with Jack Kearns, the champion's man ager. gave rine to further rumors ot & split between Dempsey and Kearne | which has been smouldering under | Apparent good feeling, according to] many observers. | Dempsey | ment ‘Hayes is | Kearns,” he said oe my own handlers He refused to make any further | comment, nor would confirm re porte that Lee Moore, close personal of Dempsey, will be the man ace Hayes at the champion's guide, philosopher and sponge holder. The current gossip today was that Dempsey was disgusted with several brawls about the training quarters, one of which resulted in a damage sult by who claimed to have been beaten up by Ha and some others wan terse in his want “In the future I'l | to re a carpenter hero—Grimes hit 12th inning, and Teto-R victory firnie Johnson knocked In two ru |the ninth with a single, and the ¥ }8ox beat the Athietion, » |Was ‘ihe tieth wtraignt defeat for the| pions | eh John Collins’ triple, after a single by Burns, = double by t and a pase to Smith, netted three runs in the ninth inning, and enabled the Red Sox to beat the Indians, # to 6, | ‘The Giants knocked Garner and Yel | low of the box, and bent the Pirates, 7 | The 16th homer of Kennath williams | helped the Browne go into first place be | beating the Senators, 18 to 2 | the ooklyn | Wheat and reo each, the | Nit to % | | Ring relieved Meadows in the peednd | ning with one on and none down only 20 men to face him, the iis beating the Reda T to | Tennis Statistics | STAR’S SATURDAY SCHEDULE AT 10 A.M. Robinson and Ere A. Marion va, M. Dranga. Stephens Howard Langiie va Harold Wil-) ATAP.M Varnes | Bil Fex vx. Harold Williams. ATIP.M. | Langlie and Langlie ve. Kleinberg Williams and Fox ve. Scott and/and Levinson. Harria. ATS P.M. Diek Van der Las vs. Bruce Hes-| Knust and Tiiford ve. winner) keth. Langlie and Langlie-Levinson and AT? P.M. Kleinberg. Leo Lagerstrom ys. Art Langile. McLain and Kalbach va. winner ATP. | Burr and Stephens-Robinson and F. Korlowskt va, F. Johnson, Erche. Nyren and Ayers ys. Swanson and| Winner Van der LasHesketh ve. Duett winner Johnson-Korlowskt Naw and Laizure ya. Pettyjohn and| Winner A. Langlie Lagerstrom va. Shanks, Earl White. STAR'S FRIDAY RESU LTS MEN'S DOUBLES end Barnstrom all defaulted Swanson and Duett beat Abrams Hoyt and Lund beat Nedelka and aisas. 6 dae Hickman by default oo Ser Duett and Swanson beat Scully Williams and Dyer beat Schwartz /and Butler by default and Fox, 46, 11-9, $0 | Nau and Clarke and McLaughtin Moreland and Carlson and Myles land Stewart all defaulted CITY’S SATURDAY SCHEDULE 2 p. m—Harold Van Dyke Johns) _ 339 p. m va. Leon de Turenne Turenne and Taylor CITY’S FRIDAY RESULTS Final women’s singles—Mrs. ler, 61 ; Johns and Marion beat! Simonne Bourque beat Miss Rita| Lagerstrom and Johnson, 61, 7 2 Sgt de Turrenne and Taylor beat Johns Meyer, 14, 1-6. and Marion, 64, 6-0; Burr and Lai Semi-finals, men's singles—Harold) sure peat Denton and Waller, 6-1, Van Dyke Johns beat Richard Van-\g.¢: Burr and Laizure beat Vander der Las, 64, 64; Leon de Turenne| Tas and Hesketh, 63, 6-4 beat Bruce Hesketh, 62, 6-4. | Finals, junior singles—Armand Semifinals, men's doubles—-Leon Marion beat Harry Shaw, 62, 61 [de Turenne and William Taylor| Finals, boys’ — single—Howard beat Ht man Zettler and Ralph Mib Langlie beat Richard Lang, 6-4, 8-6. | ve. Burr and Burr and Lalsure va.! sie champons—wnen the 1922 the above picture follow: ns; Bow, Gallagher; Cox- | Five Big ' Matches Three Preliminary Games Before Semi-Finals at | Woodland Park big matches were | Star-Woodiand park tennis tourna- | ment. Because of conflicting dates | the. preliminary matches to | Woodland semi-finals were not played. At 2 o'clock this afternoon tn the upper bracket Art Langlie and Leo | Lagerstrom were to clash, the win ner meeting Earl White in the semt- i finals at 5 p. mi. In the lower bracket Bruce Hes. keth was to meet Dick Vander Las }at 1 p.m. and Frank Kozlowsk! was | to play Fletcher Johnson at 2 p. m., | the winners meeting at 5 p.m. Only a few doubles matches were being played. Because the city tour- nament held up play the courts will | be held today for men's events only This morning Armand Marion and semi-finals of the junior tournament, Howard Langlie and E were mixing also this morning, winner playing Bill Fox in the aft- ernoon in the other semi-finals match. All finals will be staged on the Woodland park courts next Satur. [or Morvich Is F acing His Greatest Test on Turf Great Field at Latonia, in Kentucky, Next Week; May Earn More Than Man-o’ -War BY HENRY L. FARRE jduce a son worthy of distance. His EW YORK, June 17.—Morvich,| mother was just sound stock derelict of the Cailfornia stable,| Morvich was the ugliest of all the by the aristocrats as a has gone thru races being defeated and in a r has won $169,000 picked colts of the big Spreckies farm. So ungainly and so resembling the work stock in the less elite sections of the farm that his owner decided him oUt'to get rid of him lest some good Judge should see him and get a bad plebeian, without little over one ye for the man who of the gutter.” Jay at Aqueduct in the Cariton| opinion of his more beautiful barn stakes, the Block three-year-old mates. faces the great Snob Il, from the; The homely little colt went the aristocracy of France, and next) way of the gypsy horse traders| Saturday he faces all the blue! until one day a br Ben Block, bloods of the turf in the $50,000) ambitious to become a winning Kentucky special at Latonia. turfman, saw him and decided to Should Morvich win both races| give him a cha \GREAT MEET | SCHEDULED FOR CHICAGO HICAGO, June 17.—Cooler weath- er and overcast skies today put working for New Wonder Horse ‘Meets Snob Il. Today and Faces | rep into the college athletes of the nation here for the national meet Hot, sultry weather which pre |vatied during the few preliminary | trials yesterday had caused the stars to slow up. California and Nebraska were ex pected to fight it out for first honors. Illinois, 1921 champs, won't compete. | chanee. Everett Bradley, the Kansas star, Was absent from the meet because of iiness in his family California’s chances jected to give {argument for This will help as he was ex Johnny Merchant an the running broad jump. | wien the , filled, “Hauser, pinch hitter, wingled, « ave the Athletica « 10-to-8 vietory ©: the White Sox Walter hit his 13th home run and Dykes hin ixth. his chances are the finest to go thru) an undefeated season and better the record of Man o'War as the great Heavyweight est money winner fn American turf. | Turf men who like to go back to the ark to study antecedents, stamp Morvich as a little alley rat in comparison to the thorobreds that have generations of royalty behind them. BY SEABURN BROWN ‘The father of Morvich must have ‘Se many good sire and the mother| pective heavyweight titular fights | rumors concerning pros been a It} must have been of good stock, but/ nave waxed and waned in the past | ready to fight anybody the aes Ghat 8 aan obeeie Bibi |six months that it is difficult to a aprinter who had no right to pro.| enthuse over even the most promis: a tb ing dispatches from the East; but since Harry Wills has posted a Who Hit Homers | $2,500 forfeit with the powers that |govern boxing in New York state, in Big League Games Yesterday Williams (Browns) one; total, 16. 1 Jand they have criptically asked | Dempsey for reasons why he should | not meet the great negro battler, it }looks as if something big will break (Cards) one; to! 15. | soon (Philadelphia) one; to. Hornaby Walker tal, 13 McManus (Browns) one: Dempsey hasn't spoken as yet. {On the other hand, wire car j ries the Information that the cham. pion is to meet Bill Brennan again soon. one total, Williams total 6. Smith (Red Sox) one; total 6 Grimes (Cubs) one; total, 4. (Philadelphia), one; Brennan is easily Wills as « fighter; but record of the peer of he has the taking the count twice Situation Is Still Very Much Up in Air from Dempsey, and the black man fis the logical prospect just now Dempsey has never seemed anx jious to fight Wills, He says he is public |wants him to mix with, but the |fact remains that no promoter has n able to sign him to a Wills fight to date, Perhaps that 1 a mere coinci. dence. The champion has nothing |to fear at Wills’ hands. The negro jhas the speed, ringeraft and hitting power to fight anybody, but he has never shown startling power to ns similate a tough beating, and the man who takes Dempsey’s crown {Will have to be a glutton for pun ishment, | Willa has been beaten by Rill Tate, Sam Langford has knocked him out, Unless he is lucky enough to crack the Utah button in the first cinch for Dempsey. Mauler on the round, he is a etre Dame was given an outside | : Star Men’ s Singles Reach Semi-Finals City Net | on Today | They F'vz being | foremost race go played at Woodland park in The | Coast as did the | with the clty tournament yesterday | West is at fever heat, the | Der of the Poughkeep | lumbia, | Powerful A Has Cl. Rates High i in East BY BOB Gc N® YORK, N. ¥., Junegaul afternoon of June Seth decided the greatest equatie hm the year 7 On that afternoon, i the west shore and rd the center of | Hudson opposite Po be the picked * a * nia and Washington, i" This race will be the last gas ami ¢ ] of the box for seven of kG don's great Navy agg graduate this spring—and ne | being «pared at the the big crew into the nern QUAKERS SHOW CLASS Pennsylvania hag form in all of their races are a sturdy lot Joe Wright knows b teaching when he ‘ahead squad of oarsmen. Unite 0 his rival coaches, he does to antiquated method that By [coaches persist in teaching: crew candidates. The English methods failure when cpplied in jas witness the made by Yale crees, Columbia undoubtedly contender, band. Jim Rice te the structor as Wright. Taught in the same, adapted his methods can style of that bis crews are al it out with the pee each season, OTHERS ARE CONTENDERS Cornell and Byrn fine crews on the Slower to dis form than other 6 a 9 | usually wind upd | of glory. But the real 4 meet will be from the Pacifie © Wi the hb cent track and field The interest in know that the W race. WASHINGTON HAS FINE RECORD Washington defeated © 10 lengths and then no fluke by defeating eight lengths. The Navy will enter fi | vored to win, Washington |dark horse, with Cornell, and Pennsylvania as the contenders, rold Williams | the} \ } | Syracuse has yet to show j strength. Melvin Dranga were playing in the! | of the aquatic 440 to 100 meters. No counts for t contly extended to of Chicago to visit the Windy City Ind ts our champion now and the dently feel confident his measure in all but events, of Boston, Charles Toth, \ will jong-distance swimmer, mn July for England, where plete hie training te the empt to ween Dover and Calelny an world’s @ eud panied known act as adviser, | Ban er, Wainwrigh! lreports from | likely | mal Guring the indoor lenjoy the best of fide and she counts om Lester Smith, of the O neisco, ecently, and Coast experts, \to figure prommently tn the utdoor championaht aad went her 5 seconds slower them y aa she ts improving as if her Ge, were jconoclastic speed her over the Water course. Avatralia and New a 9 see in action our ‘and plans are on foot for “y' tion to our tional A. A. U, 008 two count bil Bauer if the plane the Anth our champions Wi ke the trip within & £0 Mra, Charlotte . York W swimming ‘cantar mer at Manhattan 4 endeavor (© She hae little ¢ ‘noason, facilities Royle nol of old. championship laurels. The average maple enough sap to produce and ten pounds of sugal