The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1923, Page 16

PAGE 16 AR Bloodhounds Trail Woraan Falls Into FRANCE HAS —™. ZEV WINNING THE GREAT KENTUCKY DERBY | -|May Bar Agree Eee ‘ Fy Zev, owned by the Rancoca line the winner of the tingale was second, the two h and a cup valued at $7, 500. California to Defend Crack Title Eastern Colleges Hope to Down Bears at Phila- ene and universiti t out after the California Bears when the inter S Gollegiate track and field champ @hips get under way this aftern in t ‘The University of California won the championship in 1921 and 19: | and most of the experts, @na former stars, gathered here for The classic, figured that the title adium. | “ee s stable and ridden by Jock t famous Kentucky De¥by at Churchill Downs, Louisvi that order Vigil, winner of the $50,000 Preakness at Pimlico a week before, win third place after ill racing luck. The winner orses having run in vas NHELBY, M stage the Dew Kea: Major Stuff ) tn five runs with | a triple and = home run, and the Otants | beat the Phitites, # to & coaches | ,, Misht go back again to the Pacific/ coast. Princeton, Pennsytvania Mell are looked on as the best of the East and the stronge: ¢ ers California will face, Fitzpatrick, the Princeton Said rather soberly that Califo has too much in the field.” With fair weather prevailing a the track fast, it was expected th ®everal new records would be made. | Lafayette | after | Alfred Leceney, fprivting star, is ® new record in the 100-yard dash; Allen Woodring, Syracuse ace, !s aiming at new marks in the 220 Yards and the quarter mile; Toot! the going out the Bowdoin giant, is almost sure | to reach a new distance in the ij throw and the chances are dust as good that Hills, Princeton, Owill set a new mark in the shotput | _ For the first time in years, Ya! has eaphe a team in a serious pid thampionship. Twenty-four = on the squad that came from New Haven and if there should be a dark horse place Teerved for cnyone, Yale might atep Into it. eo Understudy to G. Sisler Too Tough ERSTUDY for George Sigler.) ‘That was the difficult role | slipped to Cedric Durst,’ recruit out- | felder of the St. Louis Browns. Apparently it has proved to be too big a task for:the youngster as/ he has been relegated to the Legetot after a short trial. When {t became apparent that George Sisier would be unable to hold down first base for the Browns Because of illness, Manager Lee Fohl began to look around for a Bubstitute. First, Foh! ‘Catchers Pat ‘Schule. The two backstops met With only ordinary success, Last season when Sisler was in- experimented with dured, Outfielder Jacobson and Sec- | ond Baseman McManus took a whirl @t the position. McManus did a} Much better job of substituting than Jacobson. Big Jake's feet were al- ‘Ways in the way. For a time this year McManus ‘was used at first. However, Fohi and Cor} Collins and John) Ki | coach, | ¥ | ‘Thirteen bi | and O'Doul Red Sox, wkle turned back ters that faced him, and t won easily from the Browns, & to VARSITY NET | TEAM LEAVES The University of Washington tennis team left last night to meet net stars from Oregon's two col- leges. Saturday they play the Unt- versity of Oregon team at Eugene and Monday they meet ©. A. C. at Corvallis. Tho men who will rep-| resent Washington are Captain Art| Langiie, Bob Hesketh, Armand Ma- tion, Joe Livengood and Fletcher Johnson. GREY LAG WINS HANDICAP RACE NEW YORK, May 25.—Grey lag of tho Rancocas stables, won the) Metropolitan handicap “at —— park here yesterday. Dinna Ci was second and Exodus was third Red Sox “will change hands be- fore many moons," Han Johnson, president of the American league, said here on an unexpected visit on unannounced business. rewar Stadium | Saturd ay nfver ithe that it] rain cor afte: athletes have ce As the Ore | the tin will my Ww is arance leae sed the o YOUNGSTERS wh ‘| TO COMPETE | ON SATURDAY nm o 1st , Ky thruout most the ere this year, and w y of fant time be untvernit came. U 1 is mado ities rous that the track be ded with a pur annual plans FARMER .WINS VERDICT OVER _ BILLY SHADE Frank Farmer, cavywelght on over Billy wix-round sion FOUR CRUCIAL _ GAMES TODAY prep are regarded an games billed fo! as equally im cee se.| Was unpopula West Seat P Queen Anne pl WANES GLAD (25 rewire oo fe HE WAS IN neys to . » and Frankltn | f 8 4 d Lincoln meet on Lower Wood as Singer 8 Bouquet INKIE HAINES, former M » o'el A steady al antess of th a tradit morning may cause ad of t nal bouquet nkeos Haines and K atarred at Penn State abou same time. BOBBY WOLGAST Killinger had the edge in footb Kiting had ha eae "eto! DEFEATS VILLA |J0€ Boyer Will tween them in baseball from || .PHILADELPHIA, May 3 . © col | PHILADELPHIA Race Once More lege standpoint ast, of Atlantic Ci pe aan se ‘ a, former elaht TT" IANAPOLIB, 1 May The New York Yanker the 2! ger = I never want to two collegian stars other race from to elgn. Killinger, ase here of the ws, has om Detroit, pal plenty of 5 most figured on an a big with Atlanta tn on Haines ; & wonder rmer ¢ and Kid Pa arm end is|* pol McCarron, of just sono at ands,” raid vportaman who after a year na fast eightr nal League park ailed league on the sidelines ix returning to of the Pack r wpeedway, Ind Wednes the bat The college fast year I assisted Capt liv Rickenbacker with thaynts ing flags, and honestly I didn't think a race could possibly a. vo Jong—and at that Murphy was making the best Ume that ever ‘was made, I'll see my race from my car'this year.” pare | ITALIAN ram LOSES care much apeed. Recently! gr CLOUD, France, May 25 Haines saw Walter Johnson shut | 0.9 wneanor Achy Aroerican, and gut the: Yankees, .2. to.8. at. Wast- hilmann, France, reached the} | ‘aston. Johnson was very fast, had | senttinals in the hard court cham- one of his good days, pionships here today, defeating Cer- “T am gad I'm warming the /cig and Colombo, of Italy, 46, 7-5, |bench today with Johnaon showing |, ee te jail that speed,” sald Flaines to Babe | ican } Ruth, “His fast one today was his slow | ball 10 years ago,” replied Ruth in| | all sertousneas, “I am glad I was at Penn State | lwhen he was good.” answered | Haines. “Why, he's so fast today he has me blinking sitting on the| bench. Bet I'd think I was blind folded {{ 1 waa up there trying to aia "| GIANTS SIGN | COLLEGE STAR | PHILADELPHIA, May 2% Walter Huntzinger, pitcher of the| | Upiversity of Pennsyivania nine, | wil report to tho New York Gtants at the close of the school term, | it 19 reported. Huntsinger sald he | had received several offers Shadow 50 miles long, thrown. by Mount Rainier, recently fell over the city of Tacoma, Wash., nearby. WILL SDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May %4— Capt. BE. ¥. Rickenbacker, former speedway star, America’s ace of aces during the world war and now well |known ‘ds an automobile manufac. jturer, will be’ the official, starter of| |the 600mile race at the. Indian. | apolis Motor speedway, Wednesday, | May" 30. | EDDIE RICKENBACKER HANDLE FLAGS leerning the running of the rade. | Tho red flag {a the otarting flag and means that the course is clear; jthe, yellow flag denotes warning, an | }admonition to slow down and have |the car completely under eon eae because of something that has hap- pened around the course that might |prove dangerous; the white fing falling on a car and driver calls |them into the pits for a consulta- athletes avould be| Gibbons Changes Plans se a ce eae aes ee YOUTH FOR CUP SQUAD 6 of the mos et, who made such ust pa © French look for ( of the stars of ed the 2 | matches CHICAGO, May women and children escap f by a miracle side he excavation (NONSIDER the Strawberry mallits | deliciousness So that you may enjoy the incompar- able flavor of the fin- est strawberries NOW or long after the “strawberry season” is past, we are buy | ing the best berries} on the market for your! delight as a HAPPY HOME CANNED) | FOOD! 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AVERY, Pres. and Mer. 10 Clean Stores in Seattle 2ird Ave. and Water Boiler, Dies 6 BIG FEATURES FOR SATURDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY: Promptly at 10 o'clock ‘in the) tion, decided it was poor judgment break. | morning, Rickenbacker, ¢waying. in ing up two positions to fill one, d |the natural movement of the sus the green flag means that the | ldriver is starting his last. tap, and | Manus being the regular second| ayer le Rapahta nes and This picture furnishes a flat contradiction, of the time- Backer. ‘Then Fohi hit upon Durst, the re- eruit outfielder, who did little more | /than warm the Browns last year. After a week's trial during, the spring training trip, Foht decided Durst would fill the bill. In a two~ | game series with the Cardinals, | prior to the opening of the season, Durst fielded well enough, but his only batting home run. During his bench for the tenure of the first fack Durst, who it was believed would hit, regardless of how he fielded, did little more in the hit- ting line than make a home run off | Pillette of Detroit, The strain of filling Sisler’s posi- tion proved too much, and Durst {s back warming the bench, McManus has been shifted to first and the Veteran Eddie Foster is holding down second, How toad Browns miss Sister, LINCOLN TAKES DOUBLES TITLE Mel Dranga, of Ballard, and Dan Lewis, of BrooAway, are to meet this afternoon on the Woodland park courts for the high school ten- Ris championship. Johnny Potts and Chet Duett, the Lincoln team, copped the doubles title yesterday, when they defeated Dan Lewis and Bud Marton, of WILLIAMS GETS 17TH POLO GROUNDS, New York, May 2%5.—Cy Williams, Phil mugger, Amashed his 17th home run of the geason in the first inning of the GiantPhils gamo yesterday after. noon. McQuillan was pitching for the Giants, contribution was a} |pension bridge over the start [finish wire :of “the gigantic speed way, will wave away miore than |20 of the crack speed artists of jee continents with one swoop of his red starting flag. Never/in all’the years of the In- | aianapolls Motor. speedway has a |race been started one second late. |Promptly at the time cet the cars are ready to go into the long drive. AS a consequence of this prompt- |ness all the drivers are always ready jat the allotted time, In one event! the famous Ralph DePalma, a favor- | |ite, was left stranded at the barrier, |but the race started just the same, and the other cars lad made prac: | tleally a complete lap of the two ard one-half mile brick oval before De Palma got his car under. way. Rickenbacker, who also started the big race last year, 19 thoroly experienced in wagging the import- ant flag messages to the drivers, |who can hear no sound above the din and roar of the motors, and who | depetid on the starter ajoft ‘on the | for Information con Had he won the Dominion handl passed the high money mark. Chickvale by a short head in a grea In a recent workout Extorminato turf experts are inclined to think trouble is said to be the foreleg whic Exterminator is elght years old, t owner, Willis Sharpe Kilmer. It is no chance in starting Exterminator perfectly fit. {demon of Conceding much welght hich means the end—and victory jto the first driver who gets It Rickenbacker was him salts a when as 5 gineer, he took to the race ‘fie to learn important lessons, in the con struction and performance of gago ling motors, Jimmy Murphy, now international racing champion, ‘who | formerly rode as Rickenacker’s me- chanic, says that Rickenbacker was | one of the most dangerous content ers in all the races in which he competed and that always with in- ferlor cars he drove many positions above his logical finishing place thru sheer daring and nerve in driv ing in tight places. | Rickenbacker will arrive several | days before the race to conduct the | elimination trials and to visit with | his numerous motoring tricnds from all parts of the country who will be attracted bere by the world's | greatest sporting event—the 600-mile | race. | Seth Klein, Indianapolis, will as | sist Rickenbacker in the manipula tion of the flags Injury May Keep Exterminator From Selling-Money Record Is an injury recently suffered to deprive the great Exterminator from setting a new money record for the American turf? Lacking one winning race that would send him out in front of Man 0’ War's record, rumor has St that Hxterminator is thru leap, his last tart, he would have he lost to t finish © pulled up Jame a hat he will never Went lame jast fall n pet of the stable of his millionaire a certainty that Kilmer will take unless hig trainer pronounces him i sor again. of the The |worn saw that “two's compa Roy Cummings, vaudeville | his divorced wif Thi. mings. at their cottage PROVES BY ACTUAL FIGURES TLE'S WELFA THERE HAS BE QUITE 9 CAB OPERATORS which, if business: IT REQUIRES 450 SQUARE enger in a private autome ONLY L8 SQUARE FE) 100 CABS HAUL AN AVERA A cab occupies 90 square f t for each pe CARS HAUL AN and occupy a total of 90,000 exch person ON THIS BASIS ¢ should | IN THE GURIN limited and the num ACK OF THESE PAC \ progre consideration, encourage: S, CAVES, MERCHANTS AND ALL INDUS t tholr businons tf they w isted and Red Top Cab Company ELLIOTT 5900 BEST BOOSTER” “SEATTLE’S , and Mrs. Irene Shaw C Jummings, his pres- ent wife, holding Edna, daughter of the first Mrs. Cum-| t ox 100 cabs occupy 9,000 ny, three’ actor, Mra, a crowd.” Here are Helen Cummings, near r De rby, Cr onn. 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