The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 12

Puck Game Seattle Mets, Off to Big Start, Tangle With Island City Sextet, Victoria Team Should Play Better Hockey Under Six-Man Ruling; Many Substi- | tutions in New Style Game; Vancouver Misses Regulars; Other Gossip of the BY LEO H. LASSEN | ESTER PATRICK, the handsome manager of the Victoria Hockey club, will lead his Aristocrats against the Seattle Mets tonight at the Arena in the opening battle of the hockey season here. Patrick has never been able to pull his Victoria team into the playoff for the Coast title, but last year his squad was in the race all the way, and this season his ma the rest of the contenders a battle royal. With their speed the Aristocrats should play better hockey WW YORK, Nov the fact that Miller Huggins has been reappointed as manager 15.—Despite of the New York Yankees, the Impression prevails that he will Rot be ut the helm when the 1928 season opens. Unquestionably the job is Hug gine’ if he desires to accept it, Dut those close to the mite man ager say it woukin't surprise them if he stepped down and out before the next campaign Hed Huggins won the world fries he would have probably Fetired. Fullure to win the se Pies is one of the things that caused Hugsins to again accept the management. Tho leader of the Yankees has plenty of mon @y, but he is in poor health, and Managing a club like the Yan- Kees ts far from being a health jose friends Huggins that he would retire at the 1922 season if on the series. The 2 48 the edge; both ; both have { is always the first to be i one Babe Ruth. | winter Roth will have i E i: ? i in the league. hasn't Miller Huggins May Quit Before Next Race Starts BY HENRY L. FARRELL possession of a “million-dollar” infield and with the promise of an out field almost as valuable, the dopesters can see nothing but a pitching for Jack Bentley, the recently acquired all-around star from Haiti- ore. The Giants need pitchers, if they are going to win their third suc Bibs anther tuoan wr han that itu New Yorkrn ry seer he be worth the $50,000 or $75,000 that the New Yorkers are reported tothe crack forward, and Art Duncan, paid for him. young $75,000 outfielder—Jimmy O'Connell, from the Pacific ley, & $50,000 star filled with color, as well aa a} that is regarded as the best In baseball, the Giants have enough to induce the Yankee owners to say some strong words If some reports are to be believed, the have already been raid within hearing-distance and Ruth, some of bis close friends, ix going to spend the winter in around his New England farm. thinner waistline and a fatter pocket spring. He went to Havana last winter and dropped $100,000— ftortes have been going around that McGraw bought Bentley only | him as trading material with the Cincinnati Reds for Eddie| Reds wanted Bentley to the extent of $40,000 bid and they | do not want Roush. However, with Cunningham and O'Connell | ft doesnt’ seem logical that the Giants should be desirous of! HAM showed in the world series that he is one of the best! He has some faults, of course, but he the experience and when it comes down to that fine point—who are the perfect outfielders and how did they become perfect? poor wing of the Yankees was a keen disappointment to Huggins, who really expected to win, That upset has changed his mind about retiring, temporartly at least Unless sweeping changes are made in the personnel of the Yankees that club is going to be harder than ever to manage next season. Huggins realizes and it may result in a change of mind before the season opens as to again leading the club The trouble with the Yankees this has been due to Babe Ruth be ing bigger than the manager of the club. Ruth practically did as he pleased, which made it next to impossible for Huggins | to enforce discipline mong the | other members of the club. Managing the New York Yan kees under present conditions ts worth a fet of money and it is doubtful if Huggins is getting what it is worth, or has the health to stand it | | tin chine should give y under the new six-man style} vogue this season. They} |have one of the greatest for-| wards in the business in} Frank Frederickson. Fred-/ erickson was pretty well bot- |tled up by the rover last year, {but with more freedom his iskating ability should bring} out his true greatness this/ season, | Frederickson will have two crack | veterans on each side of him on the] forward line in Oatman and Dunder | Meekin| and Anderson to help out, the Island | City team is well fortified with for: | wards dale and with Halderson | FAST MEN ON DEFENSE Clem and Wilt fantont skaters Loughlin, two at the in the puck laport, will take care of the defense | Purchased by the ¢ | again, Wilf, the younger of the! Boley Is said to be tls two, should spark as 4 real star this | the famous Orioles an year ack Dunn is breaking i The veteran Fowler ts in the nets |More club the big isague * are again bidding for the crack infi Seattle took to the aixman game like the proverbial duck the proverbial water in Vancouver the 8 to 3. RILEY IN FINE CONDITION Jim Riley is in fine condition be. cause of his baseball activities dur) ing the summer months and he ts/ hitting it up at midseason form right now | Morris, Foyston, Walker and Bri-| den will alternate at the other for: | ward positions McCarthy, the new player signed by the Mets, may not/ be able to play for some time yet as he was pretty well banged up in} practice last week The three Seattle defense veterans will be on hand again tonight, Rowe, | Rickey and Holmes doing their stuff. | Fraser will be ready to Jump into the tray. VANCOUVER MISSES THREE VETERANS Vancouver will mise Jack Adame, Gomes near to being the only attraction that the Giants could power of Babe Ruth. Bentley and Ruth have) he's not a Hughie Lehman by « long fine left-handed pitchers, with Bentley having | Ways. home run hitfers; both are first basemen and| December } & lot of temperament, and both are from Baltimore. | year because of illness In his family other angles, Bentley is a more consistent hitter and a better base; Duncan couldn't come to terms on) younger and his star is just in its ascendancy, while Ruth's | salary. threatens to go out. ¥ next year as well aw he has been doing he minors, and if Ruth has «lipped as far as is generally have a fine chance to take a lot of business away from the standpoint of modern baseball the If Bentley should happen to If he elects to follow that the giant defense man, this season. They showed that the other night. Charley Reid is filling In at goal, but | Lehman won't report until! Adams can't play this WILL WATCH NEW RULING Another new hockey rule will be tried out here for the firet time to- night when the antidefense rule ts demonstrated. The rule t that not more than three men, including the goalie, can be standing inside of the biue line, The reet must be in mo- tion towards thetr opponents’ goal, except when checking back LOWER CAL. IS MADE MEMBER} Lower California has been added | to the American Powerboat associa: | tion. The new district has a mem- bership of #,000 enthusiasts, MARYLAND ORGANIZES University of Maryland co-eds have organized rifle and track teams. Washington Stanford game at Palo Alto Saturday will be the the Pacific coast The Oregon Aggies and the Uni- versity of Oregon «@ clashing at Just in Time for Christ- mas!—A Whole Carload of New— ROMER Guaranteed Bieyele $35.25 value in Romer Bieycles that has not been seen for ears, and with it the Finest and let ue tell 933.00 and $33.26 yok KAA | | | | Coast Washington-Stanford Game Big P. C. Tussle Saturday Corvallis Saturday, but as the Ag- gies have lost two big games al- ready this season some of the edge has been taken off the game. California will take on Nevada at Berkeley Saturday and should have Kittle trouble winning. The University of Idaho plays the University of Southern California at | Los Angeles. The latter team figures to win, ‘The Olympic club will tangle with St. Mary's in the only other big |wame of the day. ee Ix spite of the fact that Yale has been beaten by lowa and tied by thé Army, the Bulldogs will present @ formidable front to Princeton and Harvard. The New Haven team is facing the toughest assignment of the season Saturday in meeting Princeton in the Tigers’ New Jersey lair. Princeton showed a world of fight and class against Harvard when the Tigers trimmed the Crimson at Cam. bridge Saturday, 10 to 3 The Tigers haven't lost a game this year and their victory over Harvard makes them favorites over the Bull dogs. Tad Jones has a powerful eleven that haw been pointed all season to these big games and the Tigers can expect plenty of trouble Saturday EDWARDS LOSES ON FOUL NEW YORK, Nov. .16.—Johnny Curtin, Jersey City, won on @ foul from Denny Edwards, acific negro, in the 10th round. VALE VS. SYRACUSE The Yale mcronse team will t Syracuse at Byrnouse May 6 west, | | | | pcreeniidinpiemenennnnenatinentaty, Iowa Halfback '! | v SHUTTLEWORTH YOACH HOWARD JONES of Jowa has the faculty of develop: |ing crack backfields, | When he lost his great quarter. lback, Aubrey Devine, it was felt |that he had suffered a serious loss, |because field generals like Devine jonly come every now and then | Yet Jones has an understudy in |eland Parkin who bids fair to lachieve much of the greatness that |fell to Devine. While much of the glory in the Yale game was passed to Locke and Parkin by the football experts, still ‘neither in n valuab! to the sue. cows of th m than V, C. Shuttle. worth, star balfback, 3 aho! Bait Inter nath axe critics that Boley in @ 0 better ball player| / than Jack Bent-| ley, t itching other night, trimming the champions | [harder this year THE SEATTLE STAR HEN scoring 10 points for the season, eleven, in one lc e, has scored 278 points, team may turn 400 points for the season Calif lattened Washington under a 45 to 7 score here last week, the Golden They are leading the entire country in With Nevada and Stanford remaining on the schedule, the California WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1922. Sears increased their coring. Gil Dobie’s Cornell New Cage Plans Hard on N. W. Team White Sox Are After Joe Boley Must Mean That Windy} City Team Will Drop) Ernie Johnson iL Walter Hagen, | seo White] © entered} iding for} Holey is @ corking good hitter sides being @ fine infielder mean that the Ernie John poets) erviant fied with Connie Mack, veteran leader of the Philly Athieticn, say worked | to get out of the] cellar in the American league than | he ever did to win a work!'s cham plonship, and Mack gives Ed Rom mel, hin crack right-handed finger * Big Galle most of the credit for turning the r trick “Rommel literally pitched us out | of the cellar,” Mack, “and 1/ of him next SEEKING BENTON The Cincinnat! club is now after Rube Benton, former Red and Giant pitcher, Benton had « bie year with St. Pan! in the American association this summer. The New York Yank are also after him. There may be : we nas A SECRETARY To” =~ KEMY Weack OF ure TY ¢ Golfer Deluxe ona Tithe] Do Cf win TODAY * ) } TLES Expected to Follow Golf Stars Walter Hagen and James Kirkwood to Do Their Stuff government favors the idea. on North End Links Thursday; Play in Morning and Afternoon; Kirkwood to Do Trick Stuff BY ALEX C, ROSE All roads will lead to the Seattle Golf and Country club some keen bidding for the big south- tomorrow, where the public is invited to attend two 18-hole paw, lexhibition matches by the world-renowned golf kings, HOPPE AND CONTI TAKE Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood, and, according ‘» talk around town, the largest golf gallery that ever followed a |match in this city will be at the North End links tomorrow. Play will get under way at 9:30, when Bob Johnstone, the \elub’s professional, and “Dixie” Fleager, the veteran ama- teur crack, tee-off in a best-ball match against the visitors. CUE MATCHES YORK, Nov. 16.-— Willie) ‘This sounds like a real test for Hoppe, former world’s 18.2 bil-| walt and Joe and @ real treat for Yard champlon, defeated Edouard) the spectators; and, so also doen the Horemana of Reigium jast night in) atternoon match, which starts at 1 the third match of the world’s cham-| ociock, with Bon Stein, the state viens bene geome 500 ses a the | Amateur champion, paired with Lee joger France's entry in the | gai, the holder of the club title, international balk line play, defeated /tirnishing the opposition for the Bolker Cochran of San Pranci*©. | Hagen-Kirkwood team, ‘The wind Rag ail up of the day's program will be an Hoppe.-18, 25, 40, 194, 99, 0, 97, 2,|*xhibition of trick shots In golf by ec vevans, da Gh . Kirkwood, which lasts about 45 Horemans_0 &, 62, 5, 0, 10, 70, 25,|™inutes. This act alone is well ar vad Hy worth the pri¢e of adminsion, Conth_o. 0.4. 0, 24, 3, 0, 96, 15, 47,| In Walter Hagen will be seen the 0, 8, 103, 1, 4, 141, 69, $0~600, Aver. |Only American-born golfer to ever badd jwin the British open championship Cochran—0, 1, 0, 8, 0, 1, 0, 8, 22, 2,|—-the biggest title in golf. This 8, 31, 109, 102, 5, 79—276. Average honor came when he led the field 22 2-17 on the Sandwich, England, course Conti plays last June. Besides being the holder of the blue ribbon of golfdom, this and Welker Hagenlocher. Yankee lad has at various periods 86 0 Jake Cochran Schaefer today meets Erich Stanford Cards Lose Star Half for Washington Game TANFORD UNIVERSITY, Palo Alto, Cal, Nov Stanford steps off on the last lap of ite grid. iron program this week with only | with any of his men in the Washing. ton game, He intends to keep his beefy tackle Fred Ludeke, on the bench, so that his shoulder will be one hb » the loss of Kae! comp y healed for the “big game.” Doughty half, from a disiocated| He is also playing safe with Bob shoulder | Janasen, left end, who bas been out Two games remain on the Card| since the preliminary game with « sprained ankle While neither Kerr nor anyone in authority around Stanford training scheduje—the contest next Saturday | with Bagshaw's Washington eleven, and the “big game” with California November 26. Compared with the| quarters is making predictions in re. struggle against Smith's “wonder|@ard to that big battle against the eleven a week hence, the Viking in-| Bruins, t is a ing that it vasion is regarded here as of com-| “Little Andy's” team keeps improv- paratively little importance. ing at the pace it has set so far in Nevertheless Andy Kerr is making | November, there may be something doing when “Big Andy's wonder extensive preparations for it. He! team comes down to the farm started Guy Dennix Saturday against Southern California, and will work him in scrimmage all this week in HIBITION an effort to put the youngster in tip-| Nov. 16. top shape for the Northern squad Willard, former world heavy Dennis lacks 15 pounds of being the| weight champion, will appear with beefy line-plunger Doughty was, and}Tom Kennedy and Joe Bonds at haa only his experience as skipper of|the stadium here tonight for two the 1926 freshman team to fall back| rounds cach, It will be Willard's on, but his style of open-field run: | first ¢ rance in the ring since} ning is every bit as effective as the! he began training here in the hope| veteran's. : jof getting a match with Jack On Leonard Zeil Kert’s gridmen | Dempsey will concentrate their attack, The Washington booter will have a worthy opponent in "“Kewp” Cudde. back, who has trained under the! watchful eye of Templeton, On the | line Captain Dud De Groot, center, | is Mable to break thru any time and! amear up @ punt, as he did against | Nevada two Saturdays ago. Bagshaw Taking 25 Players for Stanford Melee The Washington football team is leaving for the Stanford game Under the Warner system, as ex- at Palo Alto today. The follow pounded by Coach Kerr, the Cardi-|] ing squad will be taken south nals have been improving by leaps. by Coach Bagshaw. They started the season with a dis. Dailey, Abel, Bryan, Du Bois, couraging defeat at the hands of the|| Reck, Hanley, Hill, J, Wilson, all-star Olympic club, won two doubt-|] ‘Tiniing, Grimm, Petrie, Halt ful victories against inferior teams,|| Westrom, Bellman, Lillis, Kuhn, then hopped off in their 1922 confer:|} tngram, Christie, Haynes, Wat ence season with an uphill fight to victory over the Oregon Aggios. Kerr is taking no more chances ters, A. Wilson, Sievers, Smith, Meinroe and Zell, {of his career won the national open, French open and every big tourna- ment in America You, Waiter is quite some golfer, and so is his partner, Joe Kirk- wood, who is the wearer of the! Australian open champlonship crown, But when it comes to doing something in the line of trick shot playing, the Anzac star is the |champion of the universe. He's going to open up his bagful of wonder plays for ye golf bugs to- | morrow | Arrangements have been made |by the Jefferson Park Golf cluby to have the Hagen-Kirkwood pair piay an exhibition match on the Beacon Hill course next Sunday afternoon. A! Expinosa and Clark Speirs have been chosen to oppone the visitors {n this match, which starts at 12:80. | Comire faces one of the big games of ite schedule Saturday, meeting Alabama at Birmingham, The Als- | bama team nearly walloped the Army The powerful Nebraska team the Ka) will play | Aggies at Linooth this week | ¥ bri rvard tangles with Brown at Cam- dae Haturday, Syracuse and Colgate clash in thelr | big game of the season at Syracuse Saturday » Bates Saturday y | ‘The Army and should win nd Vandi * of the it mix in one of South Saturday at ard game with ie Saturday, Butler early in the season, re and Washington and 0 Pittabui detterson furnish one ihe week's se Pittsburg, the best GUL Doble's Cornell bright at ithace. team plays Al- Amherst and Williams mix in their an nual battle at Amherst this week, A STAGNANT POOL Blind to the beauty of cloud and sky And slender trees with leaves of wold; Unmoved by the gypsy winds that come Gally singing over the wold; But deep in its heart is the memory Of the blue and gold the sky has worn, Like the dreams of youth that old j men dream As they sit in the sun on @ sum. mer's morn, WHITELAW SAUNDERS, Must Play More Than Cal. Fives Coast Conference Splits Hoop League Into Two Divisions 1% Coast conference basketball season hag been split by con officials. son the five Northwest universt Washington Idaho. Washington Btate, O. A. C. and Ore won will be in and Cali fornia, Stanford ersity of Bouthern California in « The winner of these two leagues i the clash in @ series for the championship With five teams in this sec tien and only three down South the Northwest teams are not getting any the best of the new regulations It means that the best teams will be centered in the northern part of the loop, as California ts the only strong squad in Cali- fornia, neither Stanford por U. 5. © having much basketball promine. Every Northwest team strong thin a flock erane being on each squad Last year Idaho the title, 0. A, C. was second, California third and Washington fourth. This shows will be seanor of vet won | the real class of Northwest basket- | ball, The breaking up of the long trips takes a lot of color off the cage sport on the Coast as the California Washington and Stan- ford- Washington ganrs always drew capacity crowds to the Washington gym. WINTER SPORT It is planned to hold two months of winter sports at Montreal in Jan- wary and February next. The city ICTORIA AND SEATTLE OPEN HOCKEY SEASON HERE TONIGHT California Team Tallies 310 Points Garfield Must Win on Friday Slim Chance for Babes Hinges on Game With Roosevelt This Week AR¥FIELD'S Babes must beat Roosevelt ¥riday at Den ny field or be counted out of the prep race If the Babes can win they still have an outside chance of getting @ tie for the title The Broad ( O® way Tiger chewed the Babes to a 18 to 0 tune last k and knocked them out of th 4. ‘The Babes have tied two gi s and have wo two. A win Friday will give them three wins, two ties and one defeat for the season This would also mean that Frank. lin would have to be tied or beaten by @ m Anne in their annual clash and that Lincoln would have to be by Ballard and Broadway or by one of them, mn if Garfield would win Fri and Franklin would win from the Quays, the Babes would be out of tuck Lincoln has the real inside track }to the title because they can cinch nonors if they can beat both Nard and Broadway. uld Lincoln be tied by beth ard and Broadway and Franklin yuld beat Queen Anne, the title | would stay with the Quakers. It's going to be @ great finish to |a great race, Saturday will see Franklin and Queen Anne clash and Lincoln play- ing Ballard. With so much at stake in these three days this week will see the real climax to the prep football season. CANOE RACES American Canoe association has indorsed the addition of canoe to the 1924 Olympics at Paris. representative team will be entered, BIG HORSE SHOW National Horse show tn Squadron A armory, New York city, Nov. 18 to 18, will consist of over 200 classes. { } | | IN OLYMPIAD , oe RC. FF Th ig ' term eon2za0¢+¢2> 2228