The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR | ADDITIONAL SPORTS Yanks Win Walker Cup Struck 24 Out, Rally Wins Bat Didnt Win Cup Play for Yanks British Lose in Thrilling Links Play This After- noon T, ANDREW ~—America’s coming fr Tally in the la Walker internationa @flernoon from Un The American @nd day's play for the ow @core 2 to 1 against them Hitie hope held out for t as well as own It eight sing Today's final By winnt Matches and ieans rete they won last ye N.Y. It was fight of e Gelebrities on the team th turne the tide of victory Amer cans, Jess Sweetser and Her fon failed to win and Francis Ou met had. to be nt “draw” against Roger Wethere S was Hob Gardner, ¢ Bax Marston, Fred Wris “Doc” Willing who rallied S@ause and turned what the F P had regarded as a certain defeat of the Americans into a glorious vic ama m went | u ~~ Races for » Five Crews HereToday Varsity, Frosh and Port- land Eight Clash This Afternoon matehe round. some ¢ con with to into ite tition titution wh frosh get A series of 12 mately four two- | Ball foursomes and cight singles, D was played to decide possession of |! 5 sity the Walker cup. On Friday, Brit. ain won three of the four foursom © Today America won fire of © eight singles and halved one. Sing them victors by 6 pints 5%. The honor of winning the match © that clinched the victory for Amer © tea fell to Dr. O. P. Willing, of Port- PYand, Ore., who was not considered geod enough to play in the four. Somes yesterday. Sin the finai match Willing defeated W. two races Washington « a wonderful opr rival cights as th final stretch to the al banks will tt are reached by either takin ave. car to the end of the line or by going to the south end of ity ampus PORTLAND CLUB HAS GREAT CREW |] The featured race, wh rtunity to mwveep dow by f place to view ce of the d: A. Murray, 2 sched br competed on Pacific | consid t been t put at Washingtor the frosh oarsmen have shown them. | selves to be the peer of crews in their class. The Portland Rowing club [has the greatest array of rowing vet Jerans who have ever been gathered in a single shell. Clyde King, who stroked the Navy to. victory at Poughkeepste last year; Tony Brandenthaller, former University of Washington captain and stroke, and «men of that caliber make up the F Babe Ruth got by i! which opnted f etka beat the Browns, 9 to damleron and Wamby, the firt tro tip in the first inning. singled, and ‘& run, but Harris held the Indians mnt to _ Mfter being blanked for eer by Dauss, the Fed Sox tied the ¥ two runs in t ninth, and with spore in the 10th deat the Tieers | TE COURSE | The race will be over a two-mile jn. COURSE, the rival crews heing start- ed just off Hunt's Point on Lake Washington and’ rowlug straight into the canal. jm: brating his 41 iy, pitched the Pirates to a 4-1 @ver the Braves. Charley Grimm, first baseman, ‘with Ae 26 out of the season's Big Jess Barred in New York Jersey City Would Be the Scene of Willard-Firpo Boxing Bout BY HENRY 1 PARRELL 19.——Jexn Wi Firpo—if they t 2 the ring to ty July 7, it m late developments. that they won't meet 1 that Willard will be dis 1 d ax physically unfit, both tn New York and N rey Whit offical anr at Luis Jorsey ¢ on been made, | ; very good auth Y commins alr Tex d that wilt thi m h it the N told not allow ith Firpo in ion han addy » to mateh Wi w Willard i S-year-year rule for u ed by th which ent chartt ood that the ec report of two phyat examined him, that id be in dan nt against was waived stow an his life ampion if he w Willard went into Fioyd Yankeo stood ainat jant Raturday, at t tadium, at that Johnao was known to bea light puncher. prevented the com mission from withdrawing Willard’s Hlicense at that time. No official statement could be ob- © COMM Lew but Wil chairman of the body he individual opinion that uid not be allowed to en again in New York, He opposed the granting of Willard to box in this he was over the oge still holds the same is under nalderation state because mit and he n. Rickar morning 1 was also silent this He had no statement to make, but it was intimated that } had no thought of matching tho pair of giants in New York Firpo sald several days the match was to be hel Rickard’ ‘ould not chargé more than ne ax the scene for the bout With the New York cortminst taking the stand it Is sald to have | adopted. it ts considered very likely that the New Jersey boxing authori. | ties will not care to take the chance lof having the fatality In the ring, } doctors predicted if Wil- City }which the lard should get a hard punch over |the heart. Firpo ls one of the hard- est punchers In the ring. | LOSER TO BRITISHER | 7 BEDS, England, May 19.—Walter Hagen, American golf profes. SCENIC MOVIE CO. ORGANIZED Mountaineers Will Film Natural Beauty laurels, Callforn group « ant the far have of thin of oauty eonery eure be found in the Golden. I And be are confident that if California ¢ ell itwelf thru her tures, Washington nell itaelf with scenic re on to ar atate suse they went state can trebly rganized enies Co. they hi Mov youn, ture av Ame The Sternbergh, an in men Jacques Landry are Lambert | Bergues Jacques mountaineers who net the entire country midwinter ‘oun experiences in attempting to nell flima of their featy thru the oniinary channels, the four have organized a produc ing ay and already have five reels of scenion taken in this state for com, a which will be ready in July Amert 1 Cana rel The firm hopes to nell to select an Mountain Scenics ts norvices to pro ducers. wupervine the extablian and first and le ton's natural world, | 'T Ameri in turn be the first and in the more more prosp location. of t to location camps well Wast beautios to th that the great theater-going pul nold by the prod undertaking fir nal film iw means An will | corn, | in successful vis, it means settlers ity for the tate M'ADOO SEEMS “TO HAVE HOPES |Wants to Be Harmonizer of | Democratic Party | ! BY LAWRENCE MARTIN by United 1 tour more and (Copyright. 1 WASHIN May 19.--Wil liam G, MeAdoo hopes to become the great harmonizer of the demo. cratic part He and his ing pertonal amb s tho banner of party wel They will go to tho next eratic convention in the role of uni fiers, compromisera of differences and cementers of party unity, If thene orn lead McAdoo to the so much the bet ter MeAdoo things ¢ friends are disclafm fon and are rals-! fare demo. onden presidency, hae been here’ ta with aome friends while not commintted t Gential boom, are friendly to him SAYS DEMOCRATS | HAVE OPPORTUNITY | | _MecAdoo'x* jdea, developed by | | these conferthces, Is that the demo-| | eratic party will have a big opportu: | nity in 1924 if it witt'do two things. ‘These a 1. e% together. who. his nt | hall, “LIEDERKRANZ” RESUMES AGAIN Singers Open Their Season in Bellingham HY WANDA VON KHeTT Beattie LER Liederkrang,” {hat sing in he the early da thes. of the attle ¥ the inday at 2 p, mi nembe organization was for Be Conec aut Verein Three weeks a alas jeatth number of Northwest ngham to open rdia concert go they began in preparation for ummoer ears in tours about the ultimately a and Racngerfost oun to t war the I ha both men ar terested in the of folk and The prevailing oppos man language and music durin time caused the organization to dis continue meetings, tho it h that practically all of its members were naturalized American Today the rebt stands at approxinfiitely are practicing one night on folk songs ond operat the German Gym It krang ber 0 mem nd operat ing was oltizens {it membership ingers a week rcores at 1819 t in, the na th allda Harmony September DOCKTON YARD LAUNCHES FERRY “Whidby” Wil Run Between Langley and Everett BY WILLIAM W, | The new $50,000 ferry, “V y” of the Whidby Island Transporta tion Co., of which Capt. F. G, Keeve sident, as launched at Dock » Vashon island, Wednesday ‘ nm. The Whidby was buil the run Whidby island, and Everett, and when placed on the route about Juno,1 will accommodate 400 passen gers and 20 automotties. Miiy Gretchen. Lovejoy, daughter of Capt, Bartlett Lov of the company, One hundred and tt ple trom Whidby and Seattle, arriv Slatawa as guesta of the th near future ‘ at towns will t ave. 4 pla th Vancouve! sengertest’’ will be he! Summer Place” in § “Whidt between Langley, on ejoy, treasurer acted as sponsor rty-five peo: felon, erett owners of the: new tenin, boat, witneswed the chris Tidaatsaet ‘a banth Ge Atle included Cap Donald C. Capt. Ben Lovejoy, Capt Lovejoy, Capt. Edward Capt. KR. C. Jensen, Capt Crosby, Capt. George Cary. Staniey Dunyicke, Rt. B. company Ames, Bartlet Lovejoy, Capt. of the King & Winge Shipbulding NAMELESS WAIF IS IN HOSPITAL /Perfect Baby Left in Basket | Marry |t counting the hours Newall of take him to her breast and croon the Everett. Interurban, F. L. King |to him. | aMminate internal friction and|Co, R. A. Ronn of the Earkspoor | wrapped in an old blanket—scarcely Engine Co. and A. W. Wange and jan hour after his birth. 2. Avoid “ranhness or extremiam| RR. L. Robbins, merchants of Silver- | in ite position on various tssues. | Among these issues are probibi- tion and America’s | No wot plank and league of na: | tions will go into the democratica | platform if the ‘McAdoo idea pre- | | valle, He belleven the majority of ich he has hit safely. batting spree of 19 hits for 23 the White Sox ran over ti 16 to 5. Dehind the bat, wouldn't allow it homer, but Umpire Wilson argued Ath him and won the decision. Hartnett's fifth homer with two on gave the Cubs a 19-to-7 victory the Phits. PREP ATHLETES WILL GO EAST | ‘Twenty-five prep school athletes from California will compete in the onal Interscholastic track meet m Chicago on May 25 and 26. The going to Chicago are all first winners in various meets held California during the spring. IPRING PRACTICE FOR S. F. PREPS “San Francisco high school athictes ow turning out for spring foot- The tutors of the different ools there are teaching ap the rudiments of the game in “the spring workouts. BD The miscellaneous want ad col-| for the first time in the sightly and|day evening, May 26, at the Crystal, ‘umn carries many handy and useful articles at. sacrifice prices. Turn to them NOW-—perhaps you can find INVITED All men and women golfers of Seattle are invited to teat this new indoor sport. All clubs, balla and _equlpment nec- esuary to play furnished free, A real innoya- tion — nothing Ike it in the whole country, Fred Marph D i Struthers METRO. POLITAN GOL COURSE 1323 Fourth Ay, Elliott 3793. The preliminary race to the dope, should be cs jtested. The Reed college crew has |practiced daily on tho Willamette jriver for the past month for the events, and has a likely-looking ag- | gregation. | The Portland crews arrived according sely cor this {morning and went thru light work- | louts on the lake. | The result of the big race in no way affects the sending ¢t the frosh | jand varsity to Poughkeepate. j | FAVORED BY "GIRL TEAM | UJHETHER girl track stars of the | VV Pennsylvania Railroad System |should wear old-fashioned bloomers jor should adopt the modern, altho | abbreviated running trunks has ap- | Parently been settled in favor of the | trunks. At least this is the word from Pittsburg, Chicago and St. Louis, the big Pennsy regional centers MeAdoo will hold more confer. | | AMED |e 2¢es in New York, Chicago and their | whose girl sprinters blamed their de- | ARE N. . feat in the last Pennsy athletic meet to wind-catching bloomers. The Philadelphia girls, appearing almost weightless running trunks, |captured first places with alarming |regularity. Especially was Betty Schenkel, the most famous girl ath- jlete on the Pennsylvania railroad, a consistent winner, Pennsy's future | athletic indoor meets are almost cer- |tain to present the spectacle of a solid delegation of girl track event entries clad in running trunks. | Mins Rose Zarobsky, the Pittsburg | girl who lost in the system cup cham- |plonship by a step'in the last meet, | attributed her losing the 75-yard dash to her heavy bloomers, She has adopted running trunks, In reply to possible adverse com. ments on girl employes wearing the unning trunks, there is cited the word of hundreds who attended the last athletic meet that in the vast |crowd of 40,000 spectators not one remark was heard {ndicative that the | Philadelphia girls’ attire was unsuit- ed or immodest. On the contrary, wives and sisters of railroad men who composed a great section of the crowd were en- thusiastic over the girls’ adoption of nning trunks and sald that verve and grace had heen added to the ath- letic mee CARDS TO SEND ATHLETES EAST Dr. W, H. Larrow, director of physical education at Stanford uni- versity, has announced that 10 track men will be sent to Chicago to compete in the National Collegiate | Athletic association meet on June 16 and 16. It is expected that Capt, Lane Vaik, Leistne Van Judah, Williamson, Elilott, Black, Campbell, Dole, Daily, Kemnitzer and Arthur will make the trip. sional, wax defeated in the finals; the democrats will agree with him lof the Yorkshire Evening News! that taxation, immigration, the gov | championships here today by H. C.| ¢rnment’s treatment of business und Jolly, Britisher, two up. | Kindred questions are vital to the| After a bad start, which had him|American people, and will be mare | three down at tho sixth hole, the| bélpful in advancing the democratio | | American star got his game going, Party's fortunes than ts the modi- and Jolly was only one up when! fication of tho Volstead law or the the morning round ended. {league of nations'issue. If the dem. | A gallory of 1,000 followed them) Ocrats will get together, the repub- | | around the course, lean split over the Harding world | | other conditions were ideal. | Jolly started out in the lead and was two up at the third hole. holds | plank He will robbing favor the & platform | republicans of |date, A buffet @upper was served the launching. NEW PHONE CO. WANTS PERMIT Will Ask City for 25-Year Franchise Monday An application for a franchine to the city council next Monday, ac cording to Earl C. Demos, an attor ithe hospital tola international |the guests aboard the Clatawa after | poset jcarried it in to Mra. A.B. Y, Spauld. in jit {tte | tire | The weather was slightly cold, but! Curt proposal will redound entire. | exclusively operate a telephone ex:! ly to democratic advantage, McAdoo | Change in Seattle will be made to! Hagen had a bad break on the} @ny issue on the world court ques. ; oy In the Hoge building, who claims | to represent local and outside capital. | second green when ho failed on a/ tion, by Indorstng stops to put the two-yard putt. Jolly continued to} United States’ tnto co-operation with play spectacularly, and at the sixth} Other nationa for world peace with. | hole he was three up on the Amerl-|Out demanding American member. {can star. ship in the league, | Going out in the afternoon Jolly} LUNCHES WITH was two up at the third hole. WOODROW WILSON At the ninth Jolly had putled fur-| McAdoo took luncheon with Wood- | | ther away and was three up. Tow Wilnon, his father-in-law, while | | here, Democratic polition was dis-| EVENTS FOR c2nitee i eitly, cama aa | | SWIM MEET jorats who met over the luncheon table. | Denver, in furtherance of hix party HIRTEEN races make up the list! harmony plan, which, his friends in- | of events for the City Swimming | sist, iy the real reason for their ac- Championships that will be held Fri | tivity. Pool here. There will be no diving! oy plage ee digas rents. | | (7, OF C. DRIVE PROGRESSING | | detail, and the crowd can be assured} of plenty of action. } | Three events will be held in each) Approximately two:thirds of the | of the senior men’s and senior wom- | 1923-1924 $200,000 operating fund of Jen's class. They are the 100-yard|the Chamber of Commerce had been {ree style, back stroke and breast| pledged upto Saturday when tho! stroke teams working for pledges and. new Other events billed are the 60-yard] members knocked: off. work until jfree style for boys under 16; same| Monday, it was announced by the for boys under 14; same -for boys! chamber Saturday noon [under 12, and 26-yard dash for boys! A total of $124,287 has been sub. 50-yard free style for girls) seribed ‘of which amount’ the. trux. 16; same for girls under'14,/ tees have subscribed $87,160, ‘Two | and same for girls under 12. |teams, headed by W. G. , Benway | | The y ehariplonships will. be! and Fred Morgan, are competing | |strictly an individual competition | for subycriptions. \Benway'n. ‘Toot. meet, club competition not becoming | erg led Saturday with a total of Involved at all, $19,053 compared to Morgan's $18,074. The driye for Members, which has been conducted» simultaneously, has resulted in 165 new names be. ing added to the roster, it was sajd, The drive ‘will continue Monday, | | VAN COURT ON WEEKLY STAFF | Carroll Van Court, instructor of | handball at the Los Angeles Athletic club for ten years, has accepted the position of sports editer of a boys’ | weekly in Illinois, and Will depart for his new work at once. Van Court bas written a number of stories for different periodicals thruout the coun- try, Anacortes Highway Funds Are Provided MOUNT VERNON, May 19, - Bighty thousand dollars has been appropriated by the county commis. sloners for tHe construction of a stretch of highway five miles lon extending ‘inta Andbortor trom. the cast. A like Abiaunt will be given by the state, Artangements for be. ginning the works will be made at once BITTER CONTEST | IS NOW LOOMING | A long-standing dispute will be set. ‘ted Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock ton umbla playfield when the Ger. ald's Cafe Waiters clash with the Rainie® Taxi Company nine, The | loser of Thursday's contest must un. dergo the taunts of thelr conquerors until next year, when they will clash again in the aa ba struggle, The miscellaneous want ad col- umn carriés many handy and useful artioles at sacrifice prices, Turn to them NOW--perhaps you can find what you need, | principal Tho Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. have already made an applica- tion for the renewal of their fran- chise, which expires July 19, Both applications will probably come be- fore the city council at meeting, represents are ready to install a tele. phone exchange here if given a 25-| year exclusive option. Attorney ©. B. Rupp, of the P: | cific company, said Saturday he did | not think any outside ‘capital would attempt to install a plant here. The Pacific company has $18,000,000 i vested in Seattle, Rupp says. P. T. PADGETT IS UNOPPOSED! P, T, Padgett is unopposed for the presidens day evening “in. the Musonic club rooms. Ht. H. Moulton and J. A. Taylor are candidates for vice presi- dent and Charles Horeh ts the only nominee for treasurer, Prof. Clark Bissett of the Univer- sity of Washington is listed as the speaker at the meeting Monday with Floyd Murphy, bari- tone, In seve selections. Carl Presley will give some piano num: bers and Herbert Smith will lead the glee club, Three directors from the following: H. Bennett, W. L, Frink, J. J. Hayes, C. H, Jones, A. 0, Larson, Rose Malan, R. F. Miller, T. M. Reeder, Miss P, Vet- Jesen and C, H. Merrill, Scotch Whisky Is will be H. Balley, J. Brainerd, J, M. Seized by Sheriff Nino cases of Scotch whisky were found ina shed at $ist st. and Gro wood ave, late Friday, by Sherift Matt Starwich and deputies, who also arrested J. Anteel, sald to be the owner of the liquor, Antec! was released under $500 bonds, Nine Police Will ' Forget Bootleggers | Sunday, nine husky coppers will quit chasing the elusive bootlegger long enough to chase the elusive horsehide, The polico ball team tangles with “Doo” Hamilton's all: colored team at Liberty park, lath aye, and By Jefferson, Monday's} Demons says the mon he} y of the Seattle Association | of Credit Men at the election Mon. | chosen | | | i | ne hospital who cries wistent in as any ¢ ing life ter, THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEME The Bargain Basement always buys merchandise that will sell quickly —that will give you exceilent values —BARGAINS! In today — out tomorrow — that’s the way of Real Bargains—so COME EARLY! A New York Jobber’s Sample Lines Ribbed or hemmed tops. Seamless feet. Black, cordovan, gray and white and other This lot includes: Fiber, silk and fiber, mercerized lisle and fine cotton. colors, All sizes, 84 to 10. 3 for $1.00. New “Rengo Belt” Corsets An Exceptional Corset Bargain for You—Monday Free hip. Sizes 23 to 30. $ 1 95 There Are For medium and stout These Corsets are wonderfol Many More figures, value and at the usual bargaim Bargains Here} price. Semi-Rubber top, rein- forced front, graduated stays. Pink. AUTO SMASHUP | PROVES FATAL Injuries received Friday afternoon when his automobile crashed over 20-foot embankment on Broad st., near his home, resulted Friday night in the death of George Molane, 61,| 514 Broad st Molane was driving down the street when the car struck a rough place in the road and the wheel was torn from his hands. The auto|thore inquiry into intrastate rates Jumped the ¢ b and hurtled down} the bank, ending up against a tele-/°2 frm products will begin here phone pole. Molane suffered from|Monday before the Oregon publio internal injuries. utilities service commission, The dead man was an employe of; Tho hearing may occupy @ week tho municipal street railway. jor longer, because of the large num- Aare SRT |ber of witnesses, representing the organizations pressing the Inquiry and the carriers, who are to be heard. BEGIN ON RATE INVESTIGATION Farm Product Scale Will Be Probed in Oregon —— PORTLAND, Ore, May 19,—A on Doorstep PORTLAND, May 19.—Of the n bables In the or here today is one lustity and is as in his demands for attention hin fell ith a lighter handicap. He a perfect baby, weighing t and a half pounds, with black ir and brown eyes. But in the ix there is no mother coming ck from the valley of the shadow, untl! she may 19 be women’s t wa who are start in hour, had had no care at birth, Im- mediate attention was given the baby and this morning he is ap- parently as healthy as any member! Compjaints against un ‘aiie of the hospital baby colony. land. unjustly Matstintoatery, sath The police were notified and re-| on farm products have been recely- [quested that the foundling be kept ja by the commission from the Ore. at the hospital until arrangements fon state tate fi: lare made to care for him. bd grange, Oregon s! farm | = bureau and many other organizm- When Dr. Kipstein Motz called at | Mra. Spauiding wants the unfor- | tions, Friday: night to -viett |tuns® mother. O° she fs Nhe strict. |, Among the commodities spectfical- , he picked up a (that she will treat with a nits , {ly named in the notice sent to the standing in the doorway and |¢st confidence any communication) iiroeas by the commission are regarding the welfare of the little |r ete OY etoes onions woul think: one. roducts. or for|. It is doubtful whether the name. |S™up and grain. prod coat as teas founding would hayo survived but for the timely arrival of Dr.|MSs* of statistical data and tables Ho was admitted to the hospital— patient t ng, owner of the hospital had been left there. b; Frid the leovered the babe. Mrs. Spaulding curiously ‘s newspaper which bundie in the basket lifted a covered and dis. Examination by Steinmetz. | Is your home too small? jare some choice home properties for | the doctor and nurse discovered that | sale in tonight’s want ad columns. walf, evidently born within the Perhaps you can make a trade. in defen: There “How dance? “Yes; can Director of their charges. WHY PA DANCES WITH MA Svenson He {s so corpulent!” ut his wife is concave!” You Ought to F eel Fi But You Can’t Be Happy When Every Day Brings Nagging ne in May! Backache, and Finds You Tired, Weak and All Worn Out S$ that constant throbbing backache keeping you miserable? Do you feel old and slow; tired out and dis- couraged? 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