The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1922, Page 8

Tribe Gets 13 Runs in H Seals Bat in 21 Counters BACON JOHN ADAMS has ip fused new life Into the Seattle ball club, Wherefore the Indians cinch ed their series with San Francis co by copping the first game of Sun- day's bargain pro- gram, But the Deacon, albett very peppy » lan't a hypnotist. So the seo: contest went to the visitors, as only way to have won it would been to hypnotize the Seals believing they were in a batting alump. An the first canto Vean Gregg man to hold the invaders to seven ‘and two runs, while his team- walloped Messrs. McWeeney See for five round trips. _ The Indians were ever more fero- in the twilight attraction, get to four San Francisco pitchers sick beside the total piled up the visitors. Burger, Schorr, and May all tried their at tossing, but they alt looked to the Southerners, who not as they wanted to, too. ‘Frisco's and the score was 21 to 13, job and threw his book away. ‘The fans got their money's worth, t that. Even tho some folks might the statement that the sec- contest was a ball game, it fur- plenty of unusual features fr the angry mob. Dum Dum Bill } for instance, collected 4 , &@ double and single in five to the bat—which was worth | bits alone, Cueto and Spencer also surprised the home folks ting Into the hit column with ‘k Adams’ first appearance be- the plete since he assumed the toga was marked with a and a single, but, just to prove he wasn't showing off, he the next two trips. iE - 7 Ineldentally the fans got an op ting Holocaust, but the! al man: | 15 hits and 13 runs, But 13 runs; hit at will, but apparently as; fl hits were for an aggregate of 39) the official scorer got sick of | PT oan ww to learn how the San co club managed to eet, for its third baseman and) center fielder, Kamm and O'Con-) hadn't looked very good their) few appearances here, but in - Bunday’s final game the former two triples, a double and @ single in six times up, while the Jatter knocked a home run and a single and walked twice tn as mney | invading three sin-) it by working the Dheeere for two passes, gles and a homer. Ellison, the Seals’ slugging first | Baseman, turned in the most sensa- | _ tional fielding of the day when, in the second game, he robbed Stumpf of a sure hit by spearing his liner “with one band about 10 feet from ‘the prount. ~ ¢ | ‘HOW CAMP COOKING | IS EASY BY MORRIS ACKERMAN » pao is the time of year for shore dinners—now until the freeze-up.| A shore dinner naturally suggests a meal along the shore of some lake or Stream. In fact any meal prepared | ‘and served in the outdoors always seems to taste better than those at | hotel, restaurant or even at home | ‘One of the most genuine pleasures | of @ fishing trip is the noon “rest hour,” when the guide pulls the boat | Or cance ashore, hauls out the cookin’ | outfit, the grub (which of course in eludes some nice fresh-caught fish) rige up a “fireplace” and in all-too- | Tong a spell emerges with a skillet of aizziin’ trout !n one hand and a pot Of coffee in the other. Now assuming that you can fur. nish the shore and that you are act ing as 2 “guide” the following wit! | be of interest to you: Your cooking | equipment should include a frying! pan, two pots, one for coffee and one| for boiling potatoes, tin plates. Knives, forks ahd spoons to go| @round. You need a hatchet to chop! &@ little wood. The “grub list” calis for bacon, lard extra for deep frying e565 (theve in ‘eu of fish), potatoes, | bread, butter, coffes, sugar, pepper | and salt. Bulld a fireplace of stones eight or | 10 inches high, about eight inch apart and two feet long. Leave open | at both ends to facilitate draft. This | ‘Will give you room for the frying pan | and both pots at the same time | Build a hot fire of smal sticks or Gry twigs, being careful that you are far enough away not to start a bush fire. Before you leave pour water in the fireplace and be sure the fire | ig dead. A shore dinner does not re.| quire a “college education” and it certainly does not require an edu-| cated nyc te te | bs FORBES BILLED TO BOX JONES) Bert Forbes and Morgan Jones | Will headline the Tacoma Athletic | iub’s smoker Thursday night. In| the other bouts, Mike De | Mario Guida; Bobby Rictor fights | Charley Maels; or mith steps | with Kid Davis, and Kid Shano and On Olson open ‘the show DARTMOUTH GOLFER wins | Defeating G. 8. Secor of Williasns, | A. P, Boyd of Dartmouth, won the | intercollegiate golf title at the Gar den City, N. J., club links, 12 aud 11, @aturday Pinto boxes How Swat Kings Treated Major Hurling Sunda Williams, Browns, total one; Walker, Athletics, two; total 16. Ruth, Yanks, one; total, 12. Wheat, Robins, one; total, 10, Wood, Indians, one; total, 3. Ford, Braves, one; total, 1 Aileen Riggin dive. JOE JAC KSON r {for the Weatwood team against the Syracuse International league club to | he Hel FP. and athietics at the University of Michi Virginia Giants, a col a double and two 09. ed team: ningles PHILADELPHIA, July 3.—Baltt more was ordered to sell three of I Leonard Meets Kansas on Tuesday; Champ Is Riled HICAGO, July who will again try towin Benny Leonard's lightweight title at Michi Rocky Kansas, gan City Tuesday, isn't accorded much of a chance with the champion. | | Inte; ‘est in the bout is high, but! mainly because the battle will give a line on the champton’s chances of | | retaining his laurels when he meets Lew Tendier, the Philadelphia pride, | in the near future Kansas has beaten Ten As an opponent for Leo sas, while a fighter of Class A caliber is made to order, in the opinion of the wise gents. Squatty, broad, pow erful, a terrific slugger, the Italian lacks the speed to box with the title | holder His only chance for victory is to hang a wild wallop on the jaw of Gibson's protege and win by a kayo. | r ard, Kan | Otherwine vious quarre! Leonard is practically 4 cinch to cop the verdict on points ONOLULU, T. Ste, bes There is one angie to the prelim Lian inh “i tldneeel ae ene inary dope that bodes il! for Kansas. )4 "pgs or ‘age 46. years The lightweight king has been! nas been playing baseball with the nettled by the jibes the MONeiees toa. i passed upon his showing against | Four times he has gone abroad} Welter Champion Jack Britton. Af-| with championship crews, twice to ter calmly explaining how he would! tour the mamiand and twice to the punch Britton to'sieep, Leonard took | orient the short end in a majority of the 13 ‘oe | ular centerfielder fe rounds, finally losing on « foul Rog inces teen ionienaae af bra Since, reports that Leodnard Is age Honolulu Baseball league last sea ing and losing ‘his speed have circu: | gor and withal he is the father of lated. ‘These rumora, added to the 11 children. chagrin of | to the 38-year.old Last year he batted 300 and his Britton, have instilled into Benny’s| fielding placed him third at center system a hankering to “murder” his) field in a clreult of eight teams. next opponent, and show the boys| During his baseball career he has that, while he may not be able to! played on 15 champions teams. |} lick welterwelghts, he is still the big gest toad in the lightweight class Kearns Is Too Smart for N. Y. Boxing Commission BY HENRY L. FARRELL, EW YORK, July 3.—Jack Kea is going to have some fun be fore he throws his heavyweight! champion into the ring with Harry Wills, Kearns never has liked the idea of | a boxing commission horning into | the affairs of Jack Dempsey. Natur ally he didn’t like it when the New York commission gave him until | July 20 to accept the challenge of} Wills, Getting back at the New York solons meant a battle of wits, and it looks like the wily Kearns will fin-! ish with the decision. i His idva now istosay: “Very well, | Mr. Commissioners, being as we are| going to fight, you go get us the place. Kearns knows what a Job that will | # he has been figuring on that} fight since his champion toppled over Carpentier LO; AN ELES Ladies, and children (under 12) i free every day ye, Sand: ad POR eR ee EEE “a eT BASEBALL SAN FRANCISCO VS. SEATTLE TODAY AT 2:45 STAWTING TURSDAY, JULY Donble-Header at 1:40 o'Clock cause those on th fence are in the finding the place for they know it can't days, ‘DE TURRENNE IS NET WINNER In a hard-fought mateh in the finals for the men's Inland Empire tennis singles at Spokane Saturday Leon De Turrenne of Seattle defeat ed Herbert 6-4, 4-6, 6 Beardslee Merrill took the junior men's singles title by winning over Armand Marion of Seattle, 64 other side of the the fight be and done in 60 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE vs. SEATTLE Heserved nents fo jendny (July 4) now welling, 3102 Ar- onde Building. Kiliott 2866. showing proper start and finish of a # happened in their pre | awkward position of | Suhr of San Francisco, | 3-6, 6.3, / THE SEATT 1 0 Rules of Diving Are Named Aileen Riggen Opens Bi Series on Art of Diving for Star BY AILEEN RIGGIN Olympic Fancy Diving Champion in in the glory of the Swimming | in twiee much fun if you ean dive, too: Diving isn't as hard # it seems. All you need is nerve, and | determination, and practice. There are 10 points every should commit to memory, | are FIRST+-Do not exhibit any ity or hesitation when about to dive SECON D—Always and for an instant at attention, head erect | body up right, arma straight at ride with fingers loosely clenched and |thumbs forward, and heels touc ing, before making a standing dive THIRD-—Pot ail your strength into any dive that you are attempt- | ing. FOURTH—Always get as high in |the air as possible when diving | FIFTH—Keep the line of the body jnaturally straight when entering | the water. SIXTH | together | SEVENTH —Kerp the head upand | balancad naturally, amart diver bathing beach. as diver Always keep the fin | the arms should be put in the sfrop | er ponition as you spring TENTH—Juat before executing a standing dive, the arms may be raised in front of and at right angies to the body, fingers being straight with the forefingers touch ion and the palma down. Always keeping there points in | mind, we can go on with the method |of executing some dives | Tomorrow—The swan i SYRACUSE | MAGNATE | RETIRES dive WESTWOOD, N. J., July 2—Joe freng one of the outlawed “Biack| NEW YORK, July 3.—ale of the Sox,” played center field yesterday | half interest of BE. C. Landgraf in the G. Barthelme, former director of kan, was Virtuslly completed here to day John Conway the league, Toole, president of the deal could net be star players or have the draft forced announced officially until it had been | on the league, at the recent meeting approved by the other club owners jot the Internationals, it is reported |of the league. He intimated, how: | here. jever. that this would be only a for _ jmailty, as “Mr, Barthelme ia a high | PROVIDENCE, R. 1, July 3.—The |type sportsman and-would be a val Philadelphia Nationals had the big-|uable addition to the league [gent day of the year, beating the| Sam Breadon, owner of the St | Graye, & semisra team, 18 to 2 Louls Cardinals, holies the other half Jinterest In the club and he had prom | ised to bulld up the club with a ship ment of players from his National league possexnion« | SUEPUNGE, AT 46, IS BALLSTAR _|BOTH SUZANNE AND MOLLA WIN, WIMBLEDON, Eng., July 3 Suzanne Lenglen contined “in ae jtorious way in defense of her Euro pean tennis title when she defeated | Miss Colyer in two love sets today | in the British championships. Mrs. | iy ils “Cad beidelbala: Gnealved abe M Mallory, American champion together within a week to sign the|{)"” *Urvived another round wh she defeated Mrs, Parton, British, pers, Kearns, secording to the|¢ 9 ¢y 7 “ Jatest story, ia going to slap down al _ contract on the table calling for a | fight within 60 days | There are bound to be protests, be- | } | Kenneth wi- with twe on | rowns defeated the | Fiabe Ruth hit # 12th homer with two | kn win from the Clarence Walker hit on, and helped Athletion, 9 | The Cardinaia gained a full game on | [the Giants when they took a double. | [header from the Reds at & to 3 and |to 4. After winning eight straight, | White sox were stopped by ‘Tigers, 12 to 6. the the John Collinw drove in both runs which wave the Red Sox a 2-to-1 win over the | Senators |eame on the Glanta hen they downe the Braves twice, § to 6 end. to # | Rriiiiant tlelding © | tight pitehing. b sve a 1 vletory | WALTER HA LOSES | NEW YORK, July Waiter | Hagen, new British open champion. Jand Joe Kirkwood were beaten yes. These | timid. | 6 | RIGHTH-~In running dives, run} | naturatiy and quickly, and spring from both feet NINTH—The spring should be made with the body vertical, and LE STAR racine 60. fan Francisco | vata, ef | Kelly, if Kamm, ab % 1b et wh Ks ¥ y*Walen } Totals Beattie Lane, if Ad ” ‘f et { Wiscerel, Seumpt, 0 by In Beattie } % |} Summary ae ee erate es |Votn,. ¢ a 6 Duaer, p i Hehe os Gardner, p * 8 tlpencer, ¢ en |3J. Adame ee » e 6 {Mack i @ | } |terday by T. D, Armour and Cuthbert Butchart by a seore of 2 and 1 at the Westchester-Balumore club, AST ‘Wo 6a “u “0 ” “ RESULTS views “eee ae ° ° 1 1 r s 1 Secesuscece INDIANS. WIN ONE ~ Raed Achapg — ONE WITHOUT IT AB. °° o 6 oa o 6 en 1 6 1 6 20 ° °@ 2 6 e 0 2 a. 8 o 8 i i « 1 ° 2 | Weeny & TAL bat—Off Mev uy Ott MoWeeny ¢ ored—Oft Me Weeny 4, Mune responsible for—Me Weeny 2. Grege 2, Bee |. struck out By MoWeeny i, by Greee 1, by fee 4 Mares on balle—Ofl MeWeeny |, off tee) 2, off Grege 1. Home ran—Bidred, Tw base hite-—t Adame, Kilduff, sa Berney. Rune Tele. #tumprt 14s, Umpires orecesorveue ‘| cesses This Season; Cliff Durant to Race by Spe- MONDAY, JULY 3, 1922, : : _ ee Demons Await Ring Foxes Starter at Tacoma Will Clash for Title | | Champion Pits | Cleverness ! { : : , : ‘ ’ Jimmy Murphy Is Slight Favorite, Thru Early Suc- | cial Request; Track Is Improving ACOMA, July 3 With the entr tral figure of interest Fourteen T* ‘ a die ai ead ploted by the cream of the} Against Experience and int bristling with the most brill a san naman inthe pecdwas wert | words racing talent, and reprowent'| Generalship of Clabby ing nearly every make of racing |the stage is s¢t for the annual “gag demons,” are entered ¥ourth of July classic on the Tacoma! Joe ‘Thomas, Roscoe Searles, | track Tommy Milton and Harry Hartz are ANS who hunger | Among the late entries was, Cliff | among the listed pilots. to see the class Durant, the millionaire driver and) In preparation, the speedway track and = generalship | manufacturer, who will be amons | has been carefully inspected and re of experience ex: the starters by special request Du-| paired to a state of perfection. hibited in the rant announced that this will be his | Splintered surfaces have been care ring, rather than last professional race | fully honed down, and weak places a display of the | Jimmy Murphy, winner of this | repaired with asphalt hard and reckless year's Paris grand prix and the In-| The greatest crowd in. the history walloping of cal- low youth, will?) have their inning in tonight's main event at the Cam cade Athletic club's Arena smoker, when Jimmy Clabby, the wily Aus tralian, hooks up with Gordon Mo Kay, Coast middlewelght champion, in the main event. MeKay has spent many @ pleas ant evening in a Seattle ring, care fully piling up a majority of points and foxing bis younger and often more rugged opponents with @ per- © Gianapolis 600-mile event, is the cen-| of Tacoma racing in this being the nearest point for trans- yas car line from of Washington be being heard om *, sides. That the commercial organ « fect defense. ieations of the state are advertising (turning to ihe elty h of the wonderful fishing and bunting the tainbow trout thet wetghea| Tonight, from all indieations, the be found within our domain, with the | pounds #nd measured 20 inches. J.| champion will be met at his own | wnenpontes fen of we bene one i" Meyer weed 2% poons Frage game. Jimmy Clabby, it cannot be ~ upon thelr arrival here, trout near emy's boathor . waking much of a hit among those anhe Washington, on a Hardy spoon,| denied, fs et an nge where his whe are ached to pay The fish measured 20% sen, Both | years are telling; his éyes, however, , [treat were diaplayed by Piper & Taft operate without spectacies, the old The Vancouver, Wash, Chamber o Pe a Bik g 9 s Srgumtin~ | Giie.iaGiine | cdadeaniel ers of the| head is as emart as ever, and he ob- | state ls Tenwax, near Kapowsin, where| still can step fast enough to dis- red | base ple and perch fishing h courage the ambitions of many an uireedy | received by Piper & ‘att trom ambitious young middie. [ine to the effect thet fishing i# good for Eight or 10 years ago Clabby was © varietion one of the best middleweights to be with an iden of the abe ome itn ni Hn te highwa: found in the universe; he ts stid 1. Merber and 1. Wo We fe bigh, with the fubiog good, Kaw good. i two to display & cate are beet with cutthroats The six-round headliner looms up_ competition fer Viper & po sage cd eto ee jas a tilt of real mainevent clam, monthly bes ¥ wien, Tee . McKay ts one of the headiest boxers They ranged in size from it to| Fishing on Lake Washington nearlin the West. The dope favors him Union bay is very good, according t©1 1, retain his erown, Jim Remp. Several limit catches of cut ronts aod silvers were taken early in| FIVE GOB roll the week. Trout were taken on the MILLERS BILLED ierdy and Boyles spoons are ta A a Sailors who take advantage of the me half-price admission to men in unt Perch and base are bait an sao gM eee ne eee ST uth take according {form will have an interest in five of pote y Viper & Taft states that (to reports f beth Shamrock Cotta | the six bouts. In every mitt fest] G ‘ef thie becality should lana Pens'e ” ame _— pie Sage n@ | excepting the McKay-Clabby debate,’ — G : lineal furhermen wilt spend the Fourth of |® tarry sailor will ait in one corners i § } July helday on Lake Sammamish, Harry Sutton, Ughtweight cham ‘ : Wee og {Pion of the Atlantic and Pacifie | t Laks Wilderness also sends tn a go 2 Hone, Wishing in the lake is an rept’ it pecth and base being taken |"0ets, will meet Morgan Jones of Tie, | G Knows quasthy at thie time with se jon plugs ard live bait. Several good /coma in the semi-windup. ‘the lake, An eigbi-mile |ecaiches verify this report during the] Sutton appeared here once before” ® in a torrid four-round go with hardy Joe Black. The sailor champ jooked like @ real glove pusher that evening; |ARIZONA LOSES __ st .cvs.cure pusher tot evening: TO CALIFORNIA sort of anti-climax thru lack of condi tion. He ts said to be in “the pink” With the fleet baseball title at] ror tonight. CHAMPION ke, a nine from the U. 8. 8. Cali-| Jones is a rugged type of miller, a fornia downed the Arizona aggrega. | With a giveand-take style of battling ® For the first time in net history tw matching that of the sea dog. The ion at Wood er: a western team won the intercolieg. |" oodiand park Bunday after- |i. trie should give the dollar boys a . late tenn Joubles title Saturday, "00M, 6 to 1. The tilt was watched | treat. r lwhen Phil Neer and James Davies, by thousands of sallors and quite a Most of the sailors are unknown + Stanford, defeated Lucien E. Will | number of civilians. quantities, as few of them have boxed r lame and G, N. Wheeler, Yale, 8-6, ! in the Northwest. 64, 62 | the ecore— RH. ES 4 iad from the Pennsylvania, Lucien B. Williams of Yale cap- | California 6 % 2] Sailor Ramos, will argue out the spe- 8 tured the singles title b amothering ‘ Arizona re 6 4)\ cial event with Frankie Britt of Ta- Wray Brown of Washington Uni-| Batteries Mondy and Kaiser; Rich-| coma. Britt ts one of the fistic gen- joy See 4, by May I, by Mitenell versity, St. Louis, 6-3, 6-1, 7-6 jards, Brown and Nicol. try who depends upon his good right on Ott Burger ff Coumbe 2. off! The courts were in poor condition ay fist to bring ring glory, rather than Sey 6 tee ene Mortar tye ty | At Philadelphia, where the matches the acumen of his noodle, and asthe = / pitched _ ball— Harney ort ball | were played, due to heavy rains, 5 ” sailor is said to be ditto in disposition, Tobin, Stolen bases—Kilduft, Comp as | Entries for Big the go looks good on paper. Conneli Home rune—stumef, O'Con. ! ° ° Frankie Green, local, colored ban- Keliy 1. Twe-baee nico—orampe “5 | GOSH! EDDIE | Swimming Meet | tam, win ake wrangle with whee fee, Kamm, ¢ Comptor Secrt- | ’ tion from the ‘y personnel, one OTaaneie Same ares | TS MALIGNED || Open This Week [lima Seat deveioned We er ae om at As all preliminary arrange: || rapidly of late, and the saflor will yen Keily & 8! FRIGHTFUL I Yi ments for The Star-Woodland || have to step to beat him. ie playe |] park swimming meet, to be held In the two preliminaries, Saflore "ous Fs Heardan | TT bas been broadcasted thruout the || during the first two weeks in || Harry Fox and Joe Wagner will step a |] country that Carl Tremaine put|| August, have not been completed, || four rounds with Eddie Moore and Al cddie 4” Dowd to sleep in quick time || entry blanks will net be pub |] Gower, respectively. Vernon 14 (fi at wame)iliast Dégoration Day at Youngstown. || lished until the latter part of this aeanepnins D hebhana @ (cite game: Get it straight, boys, get it straight, |] week TIES CENTURY MARK Sacrament Oakiand came).| Eddie and Carl have never boxed From date of first publication, | W. R. Appleton, who is credited B , firet game) It was Phil O'Dowd who took the || the blanks will appear in each || with running the 100-yard dash in ware mat and not Eddie | 1¢ of The Star until August 1, |/93-5 seconds at London Saturday, is NATIONAL LEAGUE | Phil O'Dowd is a a bantam and when entries will close. the first Englishman to do the dis- Won. Lost hails from the same town, so in all tance in world’s record time. New York ‘ ‘ | due respect to Eddie we must be im- | —___ “en i eo” preased 6 “ Sddie O'Dowd is the boy who bat a5 Johnny Buff so gloriously last a8 4 He is entirely Innocent of ever ey ae suffering a knockout at the hands of r _ Tremaine or any other boxer nH so R ‘un''xees [MNUDSON VS. s Be tter and Alan | Mark nd Wing | » =| SPIERS FOR is oo 6 ¥v Janatt eee ee Jard Jtargtave } ingiug a surprise by defeating same Forrest Watson In the semi-finals of intyn the 1922 Inglewood club champion teres: Marquard, ¢ Lan- | ship tourney 4 Knudson went into ‘- jeing and O'Netl, Gowd Mam-jthe finals Saturday and will play | | iecond wamen way ye. fof the deciding match with Clark | * 1] Spiers Tuesday 4 kivn 1] Knudson turned in a 71, winning G , val by 3 and 1 ES ecatur, Ca Fourth of July tourneys are also - re announced for the Jefferson Park, | Barlington and Seattle Golf clubs. c. Chicago 1 is = * | ve Jander and O'Farrell wage COASTERS BID AM ICAN J re.| FOR NET TITLE pg ale {GD HAL]. Two of the Pacific consts’s leading Chteage 636 omen te is stars, Mise M y K Washoe “4 485! nyurstad Mallory in the National Wm. Penn—5Sc prone abe ; t ; a 7; Championship tourney in 1921, and per hundred—$50,00 thor Cs Philudelphia eae Mrs, Thomas C, Bundy, former 1 d. P Lod ee dl n. 1. x,{ tonal champion, have signified their sand. Please do not ask yo whtadelphia \ F| intention to enter the tourney which dealer to sell for less—he cann At New York ® 156 6] will be played at Forest Hills, N. ¥., Batteries: Harris, Moore, Tarriaon and | this year, ways a New York wire. afford to do it. Perkins; Hoyt and Hoffman, The score % Mm 2. Detett te Bernnral Chan Co» At Chicago 6 13 3 enahip, Robertson, Hodge and Schalk AND OMLERRATION Serene. 4 | IN TACOMA ¥ ¥ 4th o ra. Bepee Rn # Gon STEAM ey Hae 2a Leave Colman Doe Poa ~. . 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 11:00, 12:00 Batteries: Mails, Edwards, Lindany 20 Pig REE ORE The 11:00 a.m. and. 12:00 ie slip ety > sie noon trips make direct con onto 2 nection at the dock in Ta- At, Washington Re coma with the N. P. Ry. for Distributors— Batteries; Ferguson and Ruel; John the Auto Races. fiends pte delve dice Puget Sound Navixation Co, Dock In 3093 The devil fish varies in length from one inch to 50 feat