The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1923, Page 17

v NI SDAY AT 18, 1928 AMERICAN LEA GUE rLti TAR MANAGERS DISCUSS CHANCES FOR SEASON| PAGE 17 ) Pitchers Only Worry for Harry W olverton Harry Gardner and Elmer ecobs Only Deceivers in — Condition; Other Departments Seem to Be BY LEO H. LASSEN ARRY WOLVERTON seems pretty well satisfied with the regular lineup of Indians the way it now stands, with the probable exception of the pitching staff. Wolverton may need another hurler or two to strengthen the mound departrnent. : But his catching, infield and outfield corps lJcok like they're just about set for the season. Ted Baldwin is a fixture at third unless he falls down at the plate. His fielding has been all to the gravy and if he can only pick up some in his work at the dish he will be one of the best third sackers in the league. i Hal Janvrin and Bill Orr around that second station look like fixtures, while it would|the slowest to round tno shape. take a pretty sweet first), Fimer Jacobs says that Sunday in s i ss a }his game against Sacramento was sacker to move the veteran |tne first time tix season that he “Doc"J ohnston off the bag.| nas been really abie to cut loose. Jake says that he tired badly In the last few Innings and got wild. It was the first time this year that the | Ozark pitcher has gone over seven hes shown | ths bet | innings ©: Harry Gardner is going better j than any other pitcher on the squad. He Is in swell shape right now and Ray Rohwer, Bil Lane Brick Eldred and re cinches for the out: field, wi Ed Barney enough pring to let the world know that he can play when called upon Everett Yaryan and Frank Tobin be hard to beat if the club gives sho ! ching weil | serpent Meas catching well! nim any kind of support. With his ocen cette it pede si the algal | wicked spitter, Gardner would make nitting abtlity making up for any|tounte for most any club in the other deficiencies he may have be-| ron 4 hind the log, while Tobin with his| "Vor, Groce hasn't settled down to we lag the Saaie ae of the | really pitch yet and when Fred past two seasons should be g004/ Fiske gete over his wildness and gay yr ncan’t hit ite stride yet | CTeranzioumess he will be a big win pore oe tf h is the atuft. and of the squad the pitchers are | %r;,e" ne has the mu showed a lot of class in the morning game at Stockton last Sunday with Sacramento and that Schorr may be the man to round out the staff, His arm seems to be O. K. again. Carl Williams has shown enough ability In finishing up games during the first two weeks to warrant him being given a trial as & starter, The rest of the mound men have [yet to prove Shelr worth. If Wolverton can get another hurler to work in turn with Jacobs, Gardner, Blake and Gregg out of the ter now, much of the troubles of the Redskins at the present will be solved. SEMI-SOFT COLLARS Witt not wilt. Will not shrink. Will not crack at fold. Are easily laundered. Made by the makers off ARROW COLLARS Imagne teams should be in attendance at the last meeting before the season starts. ‘The session will be held at The Star tomorrow night, and will get under way at & o'clock. ow enough pepper this 1 be made to keep the cagvs Orn Bracken, formerty with the Louie's French Dry Cienners, bas taken over the management of the Best Shoe Shop team, succeeding Joo Johnson, A CLUBROOM Where You Can Play RUMMY, FREEZE-OUT, SOLO and POOL Byron Hobba ts clatming one of the strongest lineups in the league, and says that his Tatlored Ready outfit will be the champion elub. He has signed up Red Swift, the hard-luck kia, for hia pitching mainster. Swift has been tn ‘The Star finals for three years now, and hasn't been on a winning club yet Al} reports of Sunday's games must be turned in in writing at The Star not later than 7 p. m. Sunday. 214 Jefferson St. Just back of L. C. Smith Bidg. Card Tables, Pool, Cigars, J SS ) vba er} Fe Ss a Hikers’ Tentpe——Auto Tents——Wall Tents Everything for Camping at “SEATTLE'S the New MOST OUTDOOR STORE i wrenestine FIRST AND COLUMBIA sTORE” STORE Retail Dept. SEATTLE TENT & AWNING CO, Phone Elliott 1816 Baseball! Baseball! OPENING GAME OF THE SEASON LOS ANGELES (Angels) SEATTLE (Indians) TODAY, 2:45 P. M. Reserved Seats Now Selling at Seattle Baseball Club Office, 3102 Arcade Bldg. Phone Elliott 2866 Ladies’ Day Every Thursday. Children’s Day Every Friday. | The boys say that Hunky Schorr| {% mess of men that he has on the ros-| Two-Year Pact Holding Star Charley Lockhard, new dent of the Seattle club, cl that the reason Jakie May sent to the signed a Krac he Outfights pres! rs was th ntract Ager Youngster Wins Tilt BY SEABURN BROWN Otherwise May wo’ 4 ring ape ly be up tn the son,” majors this sea Champions Open With Seeman=i 0000 | iveness Combined °* ahs With Strength of the BY CONNIE MACK | BY DONTE BUSH | BY FRANK CHANCE BY TY Conn BY MILLER HUGGINS j BY LEB FOHL Msnager Philadelphia Athletics | Manager Washington Nationals Manager Uesten a Manager Detroit Tigers Manager New York Yankees | Manager Bt. Louis Brown & y as far as the Athletics are! predictions on the outcome of the | manager of the Bost ge and it will make t ef 5 ' y havelg the sea a ‘ 4 My team hes arrived. 4N| American league race. In my first | wong The. Tigers 0 a « InP i have a s. The I ask ts pitching, | year as « big = ores : 1 2 Aictionnat and we will make league manager I cap ahi , eft ke # to t any team in the am anxious t tutes. Pit an tt tom eo league step some. make good, I « be the bis ¢ Lo A * Iam yf Sammy Hale has hopeful thet t its‘ mda ch. oP ¢ weak tive I} gre made our infield, showing of the j X me « tu 1¢ r which is now one Was’ ton club thru I am confi ¢ the t £ tho best in th will win me su : hould Yankees will will prove it. an league recognition. I the Washingt ri s * x Br t greatest: worry, are for me and me Catcher intently ten! werd: barte ' \ yet outside of the that means every 1 and Outfle kere are going The ‘Yankees are ear, W y New k club, I thing, I will say Gobel and Inti upset @ lot of di ee nttes y better thi can't figure where this about r er Shanks. Bos for the experts as et er than the year. I am hop any other team in club, it will be ton fans will see well as other ic chants ths ful that Sisler the American there fighting for CHANCE many new faces American leag Me event. Th have fully rec league has much every game this year, pretty ses A 1 am 1 sat of Ceel ered, as he meaner on us in that re | BUSH Washington fans|much a new team that is going t Cons pleased Stl sie aa FOHI much to my. ba spect. The Ath-/ will get a run for Ke a better showing than last geters, and 5 ne HUGGINS her te the fetiotta . club, His absenc © Ro longer the door-mat of| thelr money, for the players wil ear, O'De and Murray should|/them will be very valuable to the of ) me people to| from the game for an engt he American league, ways be giving their best eff help my pitching lelub during the coming wea take aula therein jof time would prove ver | 9 FiQVe PACIFIO COAST LEAGUE Managers | Delay in Phoning BY TRIS SPEAKER Manager Cleveland Indian uN SPEAKER e the first If a club b BY KID Chicago White GLEASON Manager Sox how the benefit of that Then “Rea” most ere ts er, the n noise. PYSTUD) cox S) can) f > a — _ & Si oS SO res BY FAML A. FRY 963% _ Delay ee Lake flaking will contione (0 fax- : nish the best fishing ef the North- west for some time ¢, accord. : eats: tack by ‘ Star League Pilots Must fae bate RESULTA Phone in Hours They ‘ ‘ h Have Grounds lem ond Bkagit seuntice ta partiesion aties traveling : O* Sunday's openers In The Star ia between 4 anc agers of the Fah the hours that ators are very « whe m™ ont Cyclones, Rainier | ~ 2 ne ne tas y Merchants and Y. M. H. A f . fail as to what hours t the Boros: April 18—The world avihe vena tection |? : $e take aoe » Eig Mage a Fe ae champion Giants opened A rightly 0, He took | Brook © © ,00¢| Several teams h 1923 season with a win, and Hugh | ¢, al ef thn ake diene re ae in thelr contracts yet. Those teams McQuillan showed the c nust be given to Seeman |Hoston -....s.c0c 2 & 1 $88) wno entered inte are being gt rumors abo leas when the big toaser hurled way to a 4 to 1 count Boston Braves here yeuterday The score— a as New York . Boston over the CARDS DROP CLOSE TILT | CINCINNATI, Apr’ before a record crowd | Reds took the initial ba f : They may he aE tt AB slg served the dream punch to) make the trip te Seattle Inter im the | Louls Cards tn a close Ll-inning tlt |rroubie in the second period of an in-| summer. youterday. ¢ t te = clash. Young looks Hke a] nean of Seeman, the catlike Kra e z ‘ or and made Apap larry Woly Pl R. H. E-/che connected with several straight | Comer and made # hit with the rall- | ool) yory Cfistone va : 4 1 | iefts and jarred the lighter boy with |0'é" He'll probably appear again Tl urate light prac | Meas eeeee f la couple of left hooks. Krache's | 2%. a Morajncs of the present home stay. | conten rere tell and Ain tround by a fair margin | flor Colby and Jack Gardner See aia | Wingo se nobue —an"| ‘The fourth round was Beeman'’s|.1> curtain sac | a . after the long jump |give the Beat | worst. He | PIRATES NOSE sive tacticn. Krache hasn't the ex OUT CUBS perfence to land a | CHICAGO, Apri 18.— altho On |doY Who consta | borne and Kaufman held the visitors |'%9 Seeman still to three ain taburg turned : every hit & run fn the opening | game yesterday, and defeated the Chi adopted strictly defen. on a clever cks up, but the number he wns no t and outgamed by logger the Western boy |took a clear etge in the stanza. |the tha | cago Nationals, 3 to 2 ¥ | The score RH The fitth a { Pittsburg senyeds r eaeAT | 2 | Chicago ear eee Batteries: Morrison and Schmidt; Osborne, Kaufman and O'Farrell BROOKLYN, April 18.—The rare ocourrence of a b-to-5 tie ended the opening game between the Brooklyn Dodgers and Philadelphia Natio here yesterday. as in the Josephs fi Kracho ab. |sorbed the moderate puntshment like © sponge and seemed to be merely sttmup by the wallops Seeman held on much to be given the round The sixth round was a repetition of the fourth, Krache did per The score— R. H. E.|cent of the landing, altho the wily Philadelphia seseeeee & 9 4| Seeman kept his chin out of danger Brooklyn .. 5 #13 4{and slamed tho logger quite lustily Batteries: Hubbel, Mitchell, Win- ters, Betts and Henline; Ruether and Deberry, jat times. There was not a dissenting voice |in the house when the third man In the ring raised Krache’s starboard |filpper at the finish, THRASH PORTLAND | McBRIDE DRAWS PORTLAND, April 18.—Overcom- | JIMMY BRITT ing a three run lead in the latter! Stanley McBride carried the stiffer stages of the game, San Francisco de-| punch and looked good in his first feated Portland in the Rose City! Seattle start against the tough Ta- opening game yesterday, 6 to 5, be-| coma lightweight, Jimmy Britt. Me- fore a crowd estimated at more than| pride held a hatrline lead at the close COAST CHAMPS 20,000, Jof the stx-round sem!-windup, but the The scoro— R. H. E./ shade was so alight that Referee Ad San Francisco 6 11 2) Bchacht showed good judgment in Portland ..... see +5 9% 2) called the fracas a draw. Batteries: Courtney, Hodge and! The first two rounds were about Agnew; Sutherland, Middleton and) even up, McBride took the third and Byler. |fourth, Britt the firth, and the sixth | wns too close for comfort elther way. | BEES TRIM | Britt was guilty of holding in the ANGELS latter stages of the battle. LOS ANGELES, April 1$—Salt| BURNS OUTFIGHTS Lake outhit the Vernon Tigers yes-|BUD MARTIN terday and won a 3 to 1 game by| George Burns, substituting for |driving in runs in the seventh and| Young Sam Langford, who took sick |etghth innings, on the afternoon of the fight, proved The score— R. H. E.|too tough and too smart at infight- Salt Lake . 2|ing for Bud Martin, and came out-on Vernon ...... 1 7 0)the long end of a tough four-round Batteries: Kallio, Gould and Pe-| mill in the special event. ters; James and D. Murphy, Martin scored heavily with a right Bert Griffith, Brooklyn outfielder, gave his leg a severe wrench the other day while in training at Clearwater, Fla, Dr, Hart is shown putting the injured limb into a cast, d ran away too| as it takes cons of the fellows to agers whould bu 5 in. Bur beat bh ath r t the la YOUNG LOOKS LIKE COMER Larry Young carried Sailor Bryan in the second too many! Billy Lane has left the miseus and the twins at Oakland. I be the big ettrac- the Seals making non There may be ® Monday game played here between Seattle and Los Angeles, instead of a double bill Sat- urday, I. A. makes the short jump | te Portiend next week, and they can | play here Monday It looks Ike Art Griggs, with bis | big bat, has cinched the first base Job from Walter Golvin, the clever fielder, Golvm was quite the first sacker in the American gssociation with St. Paul Iast year, bat be enn’t hit enongh to drive the Silent Slugger eff of that cushi Cranéall, Lefty plenty of trouble this week. Ratnbow trout fishing is not what the anglers expected it would be, especially in the Snohomish county streams. Those going out Inst San- day did not fare very weil, only one | or two parties making catches, Koy Melster brought back two large ones from the Green river and J, We Lothrop and B. L. DeLong produce two rainbows and 22 cut-throat trout from the White river, Doo Boynton and J. Osborne displayed ne of the prettiest cate of cut- throat over the week-end, thelr eatel z 16 and measuring from 9 1 [16 inches. Martha . in Sooborntah county, was where these two made their Dr. B FL. Smith and wife made = fair catch on Cedar river. Carl Meldner ama Dixon profuced a fair catch of the South Fork of the Meléner is @ fisherman on the South fork end knows where to get them in thie stream He | reported the water as fairly high. tarting to bite is ‘That the croppie are shown by the limit by very good. | | Prize winners tn the tiret two weeks of Piper & Taft's fishing contest im- ed a fair |b angler, Katheryn H. ueing the creei of cut-throat the trout prize, end H. bass prize. The lady's cateh 1 13 to 17 inches and were in Long Lake, Thurss a fine trout rod fly line. s catch numbered bass, taken on bull | rie They were caug' | Park on Lake Sammamish and weighed om one pound to three and three quarter pounds. Competitors for period ef April 16 to 25 will win = Ratn- bow trout reel 25 yards DeLaxe fly Usplay of trout and @ dy tackle box. one bass bait and fish stringer for the best display Gf bass. 3 Who smokes Cinco? 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