The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1922, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR | ADDITIONAL SPORTS Jack Graney, Dean of All Leadoff Hitters, in Minors 1, happy day for the wild piteh-| pitcher with his home town semi-pro ers, but a sad one for the fans| team in St, Thomas, Ont,, in 1905 The next year he played with Fulton ee eee eee. in the Kimpire State league and his For Jack Graney, dean of the! pitching attracted the attention of Cleveland Indians, has departed from | big league scouts, The Cubs landed him, but farmed him to Rochester the big show-to manage the Der! ir, 'wiidness caused Rochester to let Moines Western league club, accord: | him down to Wilken Barre, Cleveland ing to word from Cleveland. then acquired him, but failing to cure “Ple's the hardest man in the world | his wildness, rent him to Columbus ” and then te Portiand, to pitch to," was the unanimous)” hen he was set on the road to Verdict ef the hurlers regarding | tame, The Portiand boas, Walter Mc Graney, And he rightfully earned | Credie, moved him to the outfield in that ttle, Twice did he lead the|the 1909 season and he played so American league batters in drawing |>riiilantly that Cleveland reeslied passes, Other yeara he ranked among |him. He became the regular sub the leaders, injuries keeping him/| fielder in 1910 and held that berth from the game at times and prevent: | Unt!l 1920 with the exception of two, ing him from ranning up « larger| seasons, when a right handedleft) total, hand shift was in vogue In left field And once on the bases he was « pr man, He was fast and LEADERS felder, He begnn his baseball career as # IN MAJORS SAYS CHAMP tat battise fer the fons. tn tral major league pennant races start to- WILL BEAT day between St. Louis and New York teama. LEW TENDLER | . ¥t» 1% sm 1004 of sens tnan one full mathematical potnt, the Giants BY HENRY 1. FARRELL start the most important series of | UDD LAKE, N. J. July %%.—|the year in the National league with and San Diego have protested tnt Benny Leonard's prospects tn) the St. Louls Cardinals. wi hieefight with Lew Tendler Thurefay| Eighteen points behind, the New | ING BOARD thie plan, which the shipping board] I night for the lightwelght champton-| York Yanks will make thelr second | by ciime "was actuated by economy, ship can be summed up shortly and|attampt within a few weeks to re-| ROPS 4 PORTS : —_—_—_ MEN WANTED For Shops and Roundhouse sesens 470 por hour Mechanics and helpers are allowed time and enchalf for time Worked in excess of eight hours per day. APPLY ROOM 3028 ARCADE BUILDING SEATTLE yy hy lh BI ane sweetly: |gnin the American league lead from | at which those two cities will be The champion looks right and he|the St. Louis Browns. |given opportunity to present reasons acta right, With @ badly crippled team and a t et Drawn to the edge of perfection, |slumping pitching staff, the Giants na Committees Protest Mae! Soned waral sone ce ok. Ee > tanned by three weeks of the out-jare in a lens strategic position than | doors, and pepped up to @ million,/the Yanks, whe have gained some For Seattle the postoffice ts plan- ning a novel feature for five Preface Leonard looks better than he has at|new strength for the fight by the any time in the past three years, aequisition of Joe Dugan and Elmer) : hort pamon will detiver pot game, after hanica are improved 60 per|Smith from the Boston Red fox, | the shipping board's | ¥eesel, and will collect tt at Vie i¢ han the old spring and cat-| Threatening weather prevatied tn coast ts In the | toria, delivering it in Seattle before; Cooper. in hia footwork. he has his| New York for the opening game. vessels dock. Mall clerks will be cs former judge of distance and timing |One game In to be played and one ; doubleheader on placed on the boats to sort mail be | Booper's attuned to perfection, be ix punch. |temorrow, with @ | |fore tt arrives at Victoria. tne Wile Boe thelt este en eave | ing hard with both hands, and above |Thurmlay and a single game Friday, PRR ay Hse RO Zid RS Coveleskie and the Indians won, 3/71) he * strona, altho he ts down to re 2r|ALIENS AFTER rar fighting weight. BARTFIELD WINS Ho looks every bit worthy of the Pa ein YORK, a oe | NEW METHODS) Tite wamer nit nie 24m nomer | {''* that he carrion, and his moraie| Baritield. New Yors | we torweight, | trainers are anxious to| S04 helped the Athletics beat the Is perfect. Outside of the ring be| Won a i2round deciston from Phil | Roveien Senators, 4 to aasumes the attitude of Indifference | Grube. ire J a methods in de od that ts misleading until he iw seen in atl A representative the ring with his sparring partners. Camer. of the Hungarian governmeat re-|for © series of recent photographs | Leonard never did worry, and he 7.|Hey, a Fans! cently applied to Willie Plant of New/and moving pictures taken for the! attii following the policy of allowing | | Tork chy, Amstican walking cham |purpese of Ulustreting to. athistes| any treunien to rest upon the ahowt| DAG Sheep Have pion, for information om his method | in Japan the fundamentals in heel! ders of Milly Gibson, his manager, | of training and retaining competitive) and toe walking. Most of the critics figure that Changed Address form. ES Leonard ts going to be in for @ rough Joseph B. Pearman, New York A.| Combe 10 feet high are built by the| evening against Tendier, but the|, News for the kodak fans! If you C. heel and toe star, was the subject | giant been of India. champion laughs at the suggestion taken the pistes Sf Tae tarer sheep yet to evter tn the kodak contest you'll have to do your = “shooting” at the stadium. When the contest started the sheep were grasing peacefully at Woodland park, but this week they are regular actors é and are appearing tn the big Way- . farer pageant, therefore they do their grazing near the stadium during the nee day. : VING AWAY THESE ||2is.2rcer: that all photos must be finished in Slomy biack, o finish any photog: | DANDY rapher can furnish; they must all be | taken by amateurs, and must show the sheep with their shepherd. Prizes are as follows: ctl eta cash. worth of enlarging at the Ander. son Supply Co, Twenty cash prizes of $1 each also are offered. Nearly 100 Boys and Girls Have Won Wagons in Their Spare Time turned. 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PHILADELPHIA, ty BOSTON Joh wh. iy 5 ‘Third prize—$10 cash. Rammy Zieger, New York feather |goh wntalewsinet chameleon under against trades after July 1 may be Fourth prise—Ansco camera, | weight, slightly outpotnted Kid Was: | suspension for six months for run-|*nacted here at # meeting of the 4 valued at $7.50, offered by the | ner, Philadelphia, in eight rounds. | sing out of a contract to fight Harry American league club owners on al Robby Barrett, lightweight, outpotnt- | Gren, nas been reinstated by the |AUsust 27, Ban Johnson, president, & ‘ cash. ed Joe Welling, Chicago, and Eddie | Fitzsimmons, New York, outpointed |witson then challenged Greb for the | “Fesrettable.” } | Bari France, California, contin videdinatinbespitie | British channel. TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1922. We Tell It With VALUES “Sweet Sixteen’ Women Everywhere Ought to Know —That “Sweet Sixteen” garments are not created exclusively for the Miss. 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July 3.— FIGHT DRAW |Hoover, winner of the Diamond Bend all prints to the Kodak Editor, | waiter Patterson, Bridgeport swim-| COLUMBUS, ©, July 25.—Pete Sculls trophy, will be presented with Tho Star. Prints will not be re) er, will anil for England Saturday, | Hartley, New York, fought K. 0. a completely furnished home by his ~ » home town admirers when he returns from England Friday. he will attempt to swim the | Mars, Cincinnati, 12 rounds to a | @raw, here last night. 108-110 Second St., 1621 Fourth Ave., Portland Seattle SMITH’S July Clearance Sale Our stock must be kept clean and fresh all of the time. We carry nothing but the latest. styles direct from Eastern mills. And it is time to make room for another carload— that is why we are selling many patterns at such a tremen- dous discount. Kalsomine Walfelt $1.85 | Wall Paper Trimmed F 8c Ib. Bolt Moire Ceiling Order Catalogue by mail if 14c Bolt unable to come in. 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