The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 12

PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR TURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1928. | BRIGHT FUTURE FOR JIMMY RIVERS, csapatay LONNIE be =) BALANCE IS SECRET Sisk Is OF W & W Success, Szcatert \West & Wheeler Team Is Leading Star League Be- : im Y i |St. Louis Star Is Leading cause Club Doesn’t Sag in Any Department; Other | Wee te ax Usenet News and Comment on Star Finals Individual BY LEO H, LASSEN - | ALANCE has put the West & Wheeler club | (}®ORGE SISLER is the great star in the lead for The Star Junior Baseball |). (yen ey ine wt. Louie trophy. | Amertoan league first nacker is lead Good battery work, hitting, base-running | ing the American league in hitting and fielding explain the rise of the Real Es- | bee stesting, runs fe and in to : tal © er of hits, tate boys to the front rank of Seattle sae'e bid» ténied os: the mueartast junior teams. first sacker in the game Don Burke, Art Butler and Charley Har-| When he was breaking tn, a few din have turned in some sweet pitching, Lowrey og Bae wo yligtheedbaid Ray Willis has performed capably behind | Oy), Sinoacle of greatness, but the plate, and his big bat leads the attack | pe’ certainty the foremont star tn for his club, }the game today, judging by results, i ‘ ™ J - and hin records speak for themnelves. @oubtedly the best judge of boxing) golf tourney. They will begin The infield is not a wonderful quartet, ‘sion "buat asactias in teak tnt im Seattle, and when he says some | thelr American tour July 16, but it’s efficient. Kirkey at first, either) 6 prowns are in first place in the thing concerning fighters it ef with 9 mateh Park Ridge | Butler or Burke at second, Finney at third and Collins at| American Vague race means something. against Alfred Hackbarth and | om Uoebinene. | shortstop, have done good work, | OAKS ON BRATTLE Jimmy Rivers, the latest ring sen: | * | ; ? i ‘sation in the Northwest, is the most Ron Willis, Todd and Morse in the outfield, are not bril-) SCHEDULE TODAY : © natural boxer turned out on the! partmouth's golf team was victor liant performers by any means, but they’re good rene Seattle te opening a week's play at | : ny coast since Oakland Jimmy | jous in eight of it# nine matches thia | tossers and have held up their end. Oakland today, before coming home and Eddie Campi first! spring and is preparing to defend its A well-balanced team will beat a squad of stars nine out) te *teee ® twe vader stay with Ban } title In the national college cham: ‘ , , 2 : Francisco and Los Angeles, ile. yodete Austin. | plonehips. Princeton, lone conqueror of 10 times, and the West & Wheeler club is no exception tol" Wiien these clube play here, it wil! 2 | of the New England team, ix regard-ithe rule, 5 ; } be the first vinit for them here this Bed ih ce ie eae it ed as the most dangerous opponent And besides being well-balanced don’t forget the “fight” | season / igs Loanié, “and the only way he/ end of it as this club has pulled out many games that looked | passe REAL “Bi obtain experience is for him to) Port Jervis (N. Y.) polf enthusiasts | like defeats by batt ing all the way. FIELDING as often as possible with boy: headed by Rev. C. A, McHugh, raised When Stuffy McInnis made an er | in | a fund of $30,000 for a new club and Pett he lent shoved adead too srounds ‘Managers Come in for Credit | ror, the other day, it was the first boot he had made in 167 one , and put in the ring with — Loe the West & Wheeler clubj ball in Seattle when older fellows | hog sect nen agraienh lraner a “Dad” Henry Will Manage Star Swim Meet; Plans Soon]! “Dad” Henry, veteran swim ming enthusiast, has accepted The Star's invitation to mana the Third Annual City swimming meet to be conducted under the auspices of this newspaper in Avgust. Henry will meet with the sporting editor of The Star today and plans for the big swimming meet will be laid. Dixie Boy | Ranks High in Boxing Austin, Best Judge of Box- | ers in Seattle, Hands Tacoman Nice Boost | BY LEO u ‘LASSEN Y it mmes to picking out neckties and checked sulta agree with Lon- nie Austin, but when it comes to things aos Matches are being arranged then the ve "| for George Duncan and Abo an promoter) Mitchell, the English stars. The has his OWN?! famous ‘Bri way. Chicago July 6 and will practice Austin ts UD) at Skokie tor the national open (Navy Coach Gets Great Results With Crew Men — of Hudson Favori as Replaced Co and Ten Eyck as Led BY BILLY EVANS Hi name of Fichard Glendon has replaced that of Courtney n Eyck in college cire Yor years Cornell was unbeatal on the we The Cou coached crews of Cornell were preme. Then Syracuse University att ed widespread attention because Ten Eyck crews triumphed those of Courtney. “Old Man” Courtney, as he was known, is dead. His passing markeg the end of Cornell's supremacy om the water, altho of late Cornell has, been coming back into its own. | | Jim Ten Eyck im still hale hearty, and still coaching Sy but of late he has not been in | limelight as of old. Unquesti Jack of talent, rather than any with the coaching, has been respon | sible for the showing ef Syracuse. At Annapolis, looking after the | Navy crews, is a bit of a family affair, It is a rather strange colp eldence that the coaching 1s done by | father and son, FAMILY AFFAIR “Old Man” Glendon, as he is of the greatest fielding stunts ever | GLENDoN sawn perienced for him. the! dames Mertin of Milltown won in “Snooes Lambert, their / Will take enough interest in thet). nince t me started. ar | miliarly known ¢ hie or some day be hailing | be ~— al champion- | scrappy manager ue 3 Pee Be ony mo th < 1 went thr the 1¥81 senaen. With Just | —— MaRS RMN alk ea ord Meine rs PLO the varsity, Pete : ng to band them togethe F, the Dixie. boy as a champion. | ip at Portrush, his agereeate Laaiert Goeen’t chats to bo anp| Tene, 2. pene. cane Por goaisor Fre one boot, and he handled nearly 2,000 son handles the freshman elght. for the two days of « “Rivers has a wonderful left hand) ponds) fe i reg Pian Poaged | connie Mack when it " | chances Naturally father and son ha nen to run-| mont skipper, Pete Andrea, the pilot | 7 m have tl his footwork is fine. He take"! tearing gale during the final 18, |Ping a baseball club, but this fellow |of the ‘Three Brothers Dye Works |, The Cleveland first acker certain Defaults Mar Monda pas deme pagel Of every little opening-| but Martin played very consist. {has given a lot of his time and aland “Pop” O'Conner, who lead the |'¥ 8s 4 record to be proud o the developing of the pl and the father adds the finish touch ean punch fairly well and Bis) ently and wound up five strokes | STeat deal of energy in putting th * Freneh Dry Cleaners, 6 | cor riwaN FAILS will develop when he gets @! better than C. W. Pope (Fort | Heal Estate team at the top of the|some more of the managera wo TO MAKE GOOD Pl St N t M At one time most of the ~ RES CER EN Mee ec FoDhom? srvecehen _— for | Tbe Guilloan, teak: erer tb Lee ay in ar e ee cts the larger Am er © junior base-| their interest in the leag ; by the Chistes Cubs, kes niversities were coached by He can't be more than| William), who was second. M. ie now. Cahill (Grange) was third with am aggregate of S34. to make good, and the outfield migra, lish professionals. The En —_— | Young Tossers Need Confidence ler has been ehipped to Columbus, in “Many Matches Are Forfeited as ‘as Doubles Events Get ign enerally regarded as 7 | th erie ination. ord on water, | mant Country club, New York, N.¥..| ‘The greatest wrecker of confi ‘ne in a while. No players are per-| VERNON REFUSED TO | Some Good Matches Are Expected; the Statistics that the Navy crew is coached in with George Dunean and Abe Mitch. | dence ts for a team to jerk a player fect. If a man ie trying that is aij) WAIVE ON GARDNER | HE cy gan is the direct opposite at. September 13. Three of the| just because he makes an error or | that can be expected. | Walvers age naked nr i ee EFAULTS marred the Monday play in The Star-Wood- | ‘"* mi op et Soa The since aforesaid quartet have held the | two | ‘The star league teama want to re: | Gardnen bef.re the veteran turned in 1 success avy would make open title of Great Rritatn and ac-| Sammy Bohne, one of the finest | member this ete ¢ they jerk play. | thone two nice games In Los Angeles ev. Sa Not tournament yesterday when the doubles seem that the American style wal colored lightweight marvel | cording to last accounts are playing | players that ever donned a Seattle ers from the game for making & boot | Mat week, and Vernon refused to ents got under way. 3 eupreme. when Gans was in the|%* well as at any previous staging | uniform, made ox many errors as or two. Encouragement, rather than | Walve. w It looks lke Harry “| Earl White and Frank Kozlowski won the feature match! The supremacy of the of their careers. the next man, but errors didn’t banishment to the bench, will im-| *tarted again. He was troubled with in the men’s doubles by defeating E. Resos and L. C. Mon-|*t¥. which is the direct mean anything in Bohne’s young! prove a player and his team. is fore shoulder most of the spring. tag in two hard-fought sets of the English, should not oc Wilite Hunter and “Chick” Evans ‘if. He kept on trying for every-| Of course, when a player fs not | ate ee t 6-2, 8-6. any great will be paired against Alex Herd and|thing and was a wonderful ball| trying, or simply has an offday, or a a See J. H. Taylor in an exhibition match oon tag of the greatest ball play: | if the case is chronic, game in | ‘ Play in all doubles events over the course at Oak Park in Chi-/@rs, from the standpoint of renl,/game out, a player should be i i fi di cago, Sept. 1. fighting baseball, that ever played in| benched. But if a player ts trying, is nearing the semi oo eat piv ae the Coast Inague jand makes mistakes, yanking him some good matches are looked | The managers of junior teams | won't make hit a better ball player. for today and tomorrow. |] All. players remaining tn the || SPORTS be Manehall, whe will tour the doubi ts in The Star-Wooa United States thin summer, won oo RES FACINIC CUAST Lnauun Th isti : ne eee - || In golf the tong h * e statistics follow: 1} tané:perk ofay’s pia; game has the Wen, tases Wet |] land park meet after today’s play || mianted the co Sudan tet Ge ene |Umpire Kokash Boosts Young Dean Vernon wre 38 | Monday's results follow: should call The Star between 9 4. }/the stars of golfdom, as weil ae pions like Benny| medal of 139 for 26 holes. He ‘OF KOKASH, one of the umpires | team, a nice boost when he says that | Han ee ah eat JUNIOR DOUBLES |] m. and noon Wednesday to find |) novices, seek to gut dhinane 42 been floored, but Riv-| made a 68 in the afternoon for a |© in The Star series, hax officiated | Dean in the best ball Player in the | yoruand 34 $4 “kee | Dranga and Scott beat Kaufman || ut Wednesday's schedule, Int arives, A great many are prone |. left hand, foot-| record. jin a lot of baseball gumes. He has|*ttiee 90 far. Dean is a little fellow Lake 4 36.488 and Clarke by default. case of rain today the'same sched: 1! nesiece thelr short, gaaie, Sheng Riack, California ofes-| pro ranks come and go and bh tund the hot corner aM . ult i classes Fe their last four or j sional, recently made a course record} rating of ball players must mean ‘kash is also strong for Don '- % | Williams and Fox beat Duett and aed meses .bave nm noted for thelr 6} September and has suffered| of ¢7—four strokes under par-—on | something Surke, West & Wheeler pitcher. The ¢ § {/S8wanson by default | Batty ad Sew tay utaaee ability to get distance from the ti bs Teverse—that with Oukland/ the links of the San Francisco Golf|. Kokash hands Monroe Dean, the| umpire thinks Burke will be making " leton and Kithulian,| Lange and Robinson beat Me-| oo4) +5 schedule follows: In baseball the wallop has sup ; Lge ell And Rivers lost| and Country club, | little third sucker of the Fremont! good in faster company next season wake ant See |Laughlin and Stewart by default. ssa ATSE Planted the hit and run, and stage fright more than any- i } NATIONAL LEAGUE | MEN'S DOUBLES re sacrifice, as well as the chop hit. eles. + He was stopped in one} North Hills C. C. of st. Loull| Hilimans Have Right Spirit Won, Leet. Pet! white and Kozlowski beat Reson | yy nec ree Gentuae Pauth ana |, This ts the era of swat in ‘The “Dixie Panther,” as he Fp ge ce cea eat aot ae oe M aio pga A gy fn th sae (am 1 ule. i: it “eet [And Montag, 62, 846 Marian Jackson, a evita tan “her “ : ole go J. ° . S Hillman Merchants have th ne Hillman club fs the amalies + " a . t beén dubbed in Tacoma, boxes here| course will encourage night playing | Fight spirit and ‘youngest team to enter che fin: |f ts zs) Stephens and Burr beat Robinson | porothy Little and Rita Meyer vs.| entirely, athe " x Ww Again Thursday, meeting Harold) Oe | They have Wik alt ct: thelr gimes|ale. ‘Theyre paying without. I 4 a St ee Mrs, Hardy and Mrs, Soderberg. pe eee Jones, another Tacoman, in one of! Aegis | by big scores in this series, but they | Leidtke, their star shortstop and/C'* Kaust and Tiiford beat Langileand/ OBrien and Schermer va. Van der |" 11, sw tip bovis ot the Arena. ‘BIG TENNIS | Slants Rettad te watts hag‘ |scamager, wo ‘has. tot tee” eames [Seta ss sees Langie by detuult [ra nnd Hexketh san, e Timmins the Australian cram Nae cacet bc axpeiend aoa ype Tea gaern ge nano, RAR bonnet wll ged ene a . Nau and Laizure beat PettyJohn| “purr and Stephens va. McLain and | 3° supplanted the old stroke.| 4@ of the young fellow, but if he con- MEET IS ON Jand altho they realise that they are | never quit trying. rn ond Shanks by, Getauit | Kaibach, fice ae ie sets the speed tinues to show improvement he cer-| undoubtedly in for another lacing! ‘The club is looking ahead to next | Pittsburg AE eas WOMEN'S DOUBLES AT 6P. M. Therefore th 2 get & long ways in TACOMA CARD when they face the West & Wheeler | year and the members of the team, to|“‘,nn SB Ree nt A a and |, Simonne Bourque and Mrs. Foster! Johnson and Lagerstrom vs, Knust atin’ aah Sega priteo of the Glen, F All he needs is ex- team“at Lincoln park Sunday they'llja boy, say e in the race | Go Vance and Deberry, beat Ruth Marcuse and Libbie Fer-|and Tilford erican style perience and he's getting that in his| NE of the biggest tennis tourna. | there to play the gam from the starting in 1923 rie, 6-3, 61 yma and Lalsure ve. winner Van chdlation Oe the water ts ataply aay Methweet toute now. TUy casaeks ot tie tene tx te i i p.|,. Marian Jackson and Gertrude der Las and Hesketh-Schermer and | ution of the et Ais of the year he North |Pearl beat Nina La Neve and Doro- | O'Brien HARPER OVER + Sogo sas syrtnern Goutien and Two More Games on Book S\thy Patten by default | Hoyt and Lund vs, Marion and EAST FEARS ia G LONGER ROUTE ok hide event ae Wass. 4 m wo m games remain on the, Washington park n outside Ainemith MIXED DOUBLES | Marion, ig a ae These book before the curtain is rung | chance, but a mighty alim ¢ ot Libbie Ferris and Bresnahan beat | q “When Bob Harper and Jimmy | events will be aged at Tacoma in | fi » Fei an esnah: at} Williams and Fox vs. Langlie and WASH nH. £,}Queenie Taylor and Taylor, 6-4, 7-5. | Robinson. GTON 4 down on The Star league for 1922 |tying Weet & Wheeler for tho first ° Bacco bi a} ® Th ti oon So yg dplthend Phasedne [ie grill Ai a somrdeyegl A OF! ‘The Fremont Cyclones and the| place. The park team must beat | Chicas ¢ § | Marian Wheaton and Bruce Hes-| Leo Lagerstrom and Rita Meyer | " rs a 0 be 8 Washington park club will play at| Fremont and Hilimans must trim the | AU! nt 5 9 i \keth and Mrs. Palmquist and Palm-| vs. Mrs. Thompson and Thompson, OARSMEN N Bare it will be the first time Seattie| attle’s entry, with Isadore Wester-| noon sunday at Lincoln park and|Real Estate toasera to make this \wost'*™ + Kaufman and | oiet all defaulted } AT? P.M than four sora gon rete aomnane zal Jong ~~ F Mums. ofl West & Wheeler and the Hillman | posaibie, but It doesn’t seem like it's | “* | Mra. Soderberg and W. E. Hardy! Paul Dyer and Marian Jackson vs. sone HENRY L. FARRELL Le 2 Soehane and Tenby Frocter, of Vie | sarc hants will mix at 2 p.m ___Hin the cards AMERICAN LEAGUE beat E. Reson and partner by default. | Dick Vander Las and Simonne Bour- YORK, June 20.—Anythi Harper's infighting tactics wear an | toria being the chief contenders proanieaes viel . inene Shephiele And Meakin heath that comes from the Far West ni £ opponent down, but it usually takes| | The tennis center championships, | Mr, Arnold and Amol by detault.|" Frank’ Koslowskd and Huth Mar|% more than four rounds to take effect | Which decide what fellows will com. ses | a By 7 " “ ready for a fa Pak Z ih| Mra. W. E. Hardy and Robinson | cuse vs. Gertrude Pearl and Bill Fox a and Seattle ring bugs who saw him/ pete at Tacoma, will be held in the} }|beat Johnson and partner by default.| Winner Marion and Marion-Hoyt|, Aer having the two track ek fight Travie Davis and Frankie | different conters soon _ Montag and partner beat Mins | and Lund vs. Dranga and Scott. taken to the Coast by the Calif bi Rogers are anxious to see him in a| The local events will be staged at] | s satis team, the East is getting the n longer bout. the Seattle » Te nnis lub, as ueual. eiphia that the Washington crew & ho Sacco Harper Is meeting a good ri is én 0 eet sie sneak up from behind in the inl ing performer as his record shows. a 2 oe me 0) collegiate rowing championsht gn eerer eres | BILL JOHNSTON wag ; i > * §|LOondon is ri r Poushkeesle Monday and dellver aie range boxer. His style matched TO PLAY AGAIN ANDWICH, Eng., June 20.—Joe Kirkwood, Australia, sos it.| other rabbit pars on the neck, . against Harper's inside fighting te oh took the lead among the early players today in the When the ice was first cracked in) © peers wake & 00d bathe. od does bk cee eee i2| second day of the qualifying round of the British open RK oH © eng en-lvia ory et atc ae woting pout ep ittpes : al, 5 . H. willing to TOM KING TO quest of the national tennia title. golf championship. Playing over the difficult St. | ees | \ ship to the pay Pt ‘neal BOX JOE EAGAN Both he and William Tilden have two} George’s course, the Australian turned in a 72, which Migridge’ ana Gharrity; | T ONDON, June 20.—With a “wait, nothing,” Mrs. Mallory told the Unit: | Naval academy, which has Tom King, the Australian middie. | '°8% 0" the national trophy, the sf gave him a total of 147. |Schupp and Schalk | +4 and « attitude, Mrs, Molla ed Press today. “I can't smile sweet: | about every honor on American, DEERE’ who ‘bones Joe Ma, here | Ye" prize going to the man winning tt . m Dae - _ | Mallory, the American tennis cham: | ly, but I can refrain from talking. Miiteninn’s <eaker rd igh ae Fl my bere thres times. He didn’t think he woutd | Jim Barnes, American open champion, the first of the | ative, seore : % MH Bl dion, has relapsed into a fighter’s| The American woman refused to poe ciao habit coal gaine fellow who won a verdict in a|& but he has been showing such | Americans to go around today, also did the course in a [40 ee Pou 2 6 1] grim silence on the eve of a battle affirm or deny that the instructions | ports trickled down from Ithaca that Se aancagie with Gatton Me | kona form in California matches that | 72, which gave him a card of 154 for the two days. | tatterlen: | Heimach, Naylor and Per Altho all London is talking about came from the United States Lawn! Cornel) had another wonderful crews | Kay at Vancouver, B. C. seve: je changed his mind, He will leay ., 91 soilless Fic 8 } the prospects of a gien-Mallory nis association, but this ts] an ‘s means Pekcn ago. King ie sala to neta! | for the East during the firat week of | The two courses, were swept by a stronger breeze than The s0ore n. x, w,{duel- in. the British, championships | thought unlikely, ae she made the|sutotcortel crew sways a > 3g #) sul: prevailed on the opening day, but it was perfect golfin, . . 4 - ni ine rad . ing. % pretty fair worker. uly. ’ g z= Boston joes , or 1! next week, Mrs, Mallory is saying trip over “on her own” and is not of. Meanwhile, the Coast me! ie Madan tee $0: inciting &. ever —_— weather. At Detroit v0 viv ucut 16) | nothing to give the gossips food for |ficlally the representative of the] gprans up in the University of Wi : Performer who can fight when he| WON ELM TO BE Jock Hutchison, American ace and the present [stener, Cldnam, Jonnson, Dauas and | Mlk, because—she has been instruct: | United § ssociation tnaton crew, with, an, ellehtiwechiall . wants to, Both fellows have been champion, failed to keep up with the fast pace, and |"“*""" Me have hemtrel sockieaaiae her husband had ordered her toga | ented, california, for the champliaay 4 at the game for a considerable tim + ‘ J Pr “L have received instructions from | her husband had ordered her to do | « o} Pacific coast © ‘a ° REAL BUSY GUY} dropped behind when he turned in a 78 for a total an ae eked moma ru America to smile sweetly and say/| her fighting on the court Betis tne senaocaiae Fei McKAY MAY BOX George Von Elm, youthful golf} of 149, in the ninth’ with om, and gave | ~ ag ge me ——— | cisive defeat it is said to be ona pak) © MIKE GIBBONS star and Pacific Northwest cham Harry Vardon, British pro, also slipped down a few | ists an 10-4 victory ‘over the | AMP SAYS RU J T H GETS with the eight that finished second 3 a pion, has outlined @ busy program Mike Gibbons is coming Weat| pion. has outiin places when he went around in an 80, making a total last year at Poughkeepsie, | AREAS gS He wilt Géfend ‘ite\tranamiestasipps| score of 152 Mostit tripled in tha eighth, and drove NO ROW ON THREE-DAY Washington came East and toyed | l¢ has been lined up to box Joe 3 52. in two rung, enabling the Wiiite Sox to | with the Wisconsin crew in a prac | Foxan in Vancouver, B. C., on July| title at Omaha, Neb., soon, and then | — - - - ———| beat the Benators, 2 to 0 | tice race, and then went on to Basia he plans to enter the Western and/ WHO HIT HOMERS|HARRY CASEY WITH AR | U; PENSION ; 3 . Detroit made it seven tn w row by keepsie, where the experts lool at tw. * nt te exacted to oy oes with pea nation al arenry: J a IN MAJOR LOOPS LOSES MELEE mylene By) es pa a | its Pratt hit) OAKLAND, Cal,, June 20.—Jack Cease: June 20.—Babe Ruth, | them over and passed on them ag s don McKay a! ise, Idaho, on July | a hemer in the el@bth with two on. s helen "| promising: 100! ihe the match hasn't been closed /PIPER & TAFT ebay ae Mon BS ; : Arver inaking ‘0 comawcutive hits, itll: | Demsey, thru his brother and spokes premfer swatsman of the Ameri. | Prmeing looking outtlt. ity, - ed. | uth, Yanks, one; total, seven arry Casey, the snorting Irish-|man fatied in the fourth Inning man pro tem, tod denied he had w é atv sten of be a for 5 DAVE SHADE Smith, Giants, one; total, three. |man, tried to give away 10 pounda| ‘ had any serious trouble with Jack |°#® league, was suspended for three| which the Navy would go the di ; COMING WEST CLAIMS TITLE r, Cubs, one; total, three liiweliit to Sallog Vines Pa gedhay gy rargct 8 gy eye 9 Kearns, his manager. |days by President Ban Johnson to-| tance for official purposes only, t velght to Salloi ce ee 4 was Inter kicked out. of , j q Dave Shade is coming back to the| Piper & Taft's ball team is claim #, Phils, one; total two, lerton inst night, but the Munem | game. "the Yanks made. it eight Ho backed it up by making the|day following an altercation with | Intercollegiate regatta looks It _- Morthwest again ing the sporting goods store cham Red Sox, one; total, aie hie’ winssen she so tc ve Jessen tn a row by dropping before | Kearns home here his headquarters | Umpire Dineen at Cleveland yester- | Te"t three-cornered battle, in whi 7 The Watarweight member of the|Plonship today following their 12 to Kauffman, Cubs, one; tota lelsion after e/band fourround ees. ep eae res since he arrived in Oakland yester-| aay, - is 8 See Washiny Bhade family has proved that he is| Tout of the Spalding nine at the ‘Vincent weighed about 152 pounds Mal vapor ‘% ys) soe Sh 2 oy: m . |, President Johnson in announcing Ue Ore ee oes 7 + e we handles the ‘sae 4 ie and @ homer, but the Giante low e" rey tby tar the best member of the tight-|Coa*t league park yesterday, Che |GEORGE BURNS _ [ana Casey 140. A big house of tans | eee Gee omy © Giants lost} But an to difficulties with Ted! tne suspension declared he had not 7 t Shad: ter held the A. G. boys to fou } 7 Hayes, his former trainer, that was ing len; y ur sat in on the smoker, - as yet decided what fine would be 4 With Jimmy Duffy, Travie Davia|bingles, while J. Hoagland haa al TO LEAD REDS? singled in the t4en, | different, | ; imposed on Ruth. PLAY UNDER WA and Bobby Harper on the Coast|terrible time trying to get the op-| ‘Talk has it that Pat Moran is to| Baltimore ts again away to eset s wingin T don't care to aay anything | ‘This will be decided later today or Bhade will find plenty of opposition | position out | wet the air aw manager of the Cincy | lead in the International traitor ie eteera se tthe s about It,” was the word which the] ionorrow, he said In the opening play of the Dav It he comes back here. The score R. H.. E.| Reds at the end of thin season, and| powerful Orioles may have taken tied the score with four runa in the| champion sent forth in response to vo <1 OE EN cup tennis series yesterday Engl ges wr Piper & Taft's 13° 17 O/ that “0 Burns, Inte of the New| beating from Louisville, in the Httle (en _ bag cope Si ated a SS ae Syracuse university lacrosse team|Spalding'’s ........-,.--. 0 4 2] Yok Giants, now outflelding for the| world’s series last year, but they're the sevent Deasvedy expanies to teave Seay | an Dor sunk Sac Mad 1s Tew; | Reeser, Baaiiee alae won 16 victories in muccession and| Batteries—Chester and Sullivan;| Reds, will take over the reins of the | certainly too good for the Intern r Aidy wbin in fromm or tomorrow for New York, saying|is knocked out Frankie Burns, Aus-|pair from Rumania at Becken! the Northern intercollegiate title. |J. Hoagland and Young vente By pep nation. he was here awaiting a telegram|tralian middleweight champion, injand England and France won from Kearns, the 1ith round here last night, from Denmark at Copenhagen. ‘ ' \