The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1923, Page 12

PAGE THE SEATTLE STAK WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. 1923. THRILLS AND SURPRISES IN P.N. G. A. AMATEUR TOURNAMENT Much at Stake When Fi ir po and Big Papa Willard Meet in Jersey Fight ¥ Dempsey. Following, tango, with more important. as it does, Tt will be a real test for both Willard and Firpo, ' scrap with Dempsey. Willard proved that he is a real comeback when he beat Floyd Johnson can’t hit. In Firpo, Willard will tangle with a that Johnson dught to be quite the lulu, morrow night, and out of the so quickly Just Pork and Beans BY PAUL MALLON © to offer and golf champio about the sa oom these days—t Br cers, it develops, is y f competitor to hold the hor Minction in the last 30 year Pit by outplaying Walter Ha P five other leading golf sta PAsnitéd States in the rece | strugste. Havers is a plodder. For a Htime ie has been recognized in fr at Jand as one of the most promising ¢ Serer players. In 1914, whe rs old, he qualified f ian. Then, in 19 he finis! fourth. He repre i Gre S against America in the matche #921, but drew no particular ‘His triumph & title which ‘the United S Drilliance now empire. } “takes few ct Tesembles th is haite OSS YOUN‘ is anothe who go aroun teams on tr Btet anyon Wher When You stump. It f tiny and in Ing the leasu 2 ‘Young's power is easily calculate What he, Max Carey and " other unheralded stars need ts a ‘Press agent. who would spread | fame. Y ng NG Ba’ pastime | but it’s not a cessful. Ed Ro p star, threw him fot rucial moment of a g Polo grounds recently. P then walked up and + | the great open spac field, and the Yank w ppe om t FEAT of Vincent William M. Johnst Wimbledon P Wife out of t and fans Eto see th the finals P Ond-thought” ¢ | Johnston's sup Speed, however, | Fame, and | another P peaches the nkers go He was a 4 again: Beeetin bouts is » publicity Be | weight che P Ris most freque for $200,006 to § Of their scheduled July = haps there was a per: F that instance ine } and Tendle ed Usually susceptible Buch things wi Meet each o MERICA still is woe tennis doubles p O'Hara Wood and G ladministered a soun William Tilden P Richards last ses Sommotion over the + ) @ffort was made to link fF and more formidable combin: E But #0 far nothing ha f to grow excited about. mirong team seems to be Fr Hunter and Richards. American stars are dev P only the singles in mind fention has been paid in the pi feam-play, tho this is a strong fa in Davi Tiiden doesn't ) Star in prospect to team Unless Richards deserts Which is believed unlike! MEXICAN CITY pre remse to injuries Vin he the hed at Britain attent r wanted into eB 1 and d to drubbing to cent great ancis loped ¥ nd little actor TO STAGE MEET A big tennis tourney will be st f it Mexico City in October. The Most racquet wielders of Am ind Europe will be invited to pete in the coming tourney. A ber of ifornia stars to enter, are fore expected BY LEO H. LASSEN Willard-Luis Ange 12-round battle should con this Jess on the heels of the To its reams of publicity and unexpected result, | Ray French Is Now Recovering JAY FRENCH i) af t Johns and Scott Meet in Finals TLAND, July . of Tacoma, defeated Lt Pact champlonst 0-8, 64, The match and was featured by go¢ ered the KID BROTHER , COMES HOME SEALS VICTORS AT SALT LAKE SALT LAKE, July 11 clsco won from Sal San Fr D: next time,” feat Demp: and the winner to ‘acl ack Jersey for J | Firpo thing in 1e the next opponent Dempsey all the mmy Gibbons-Jack Jersey City brawl i will be entitled But they say and a man mucl stronger than hard hitter bigger and Joh nson sand BIG CIVIC SMOKER HERE IN TWO WEEKS CONNIE CURRIE LOOK LIKE GOODS Middle We BERCOT Is LONG REST With TAKING RIDLEY GORS BACK TO LOS ANGELES to Los Ang shed h Ridley rest from the ring for of late LARRY WILLIAMS IS HERE WALTER MAILS POUNDED HARD OAKLAND, July 11—Walter Ma of the t P SOLONS BEAT LOS ANGELES AMENTO, Los erd The Low Ange Sacramento Battorios er and Ke LIVELY A APPLE is MAKING PITCHING EASY—DINEEN the majors ts a ate Dae HI A great rabbit ball more difficult are otherwi: tutt good a ch them | win, oft pitcher are alway “The percer nf iw 10 yea wait Theid tage of ndled There past halade are pitcher out limi lly the player EW “bean ) prevalent pitchers, When YORK ball” among undergoing a Ray Chapman was was While Mays, the “bean ball” Se atvernally discarded, Killing of Chapman was Cidental, stil! at the time Her of pitchers in both DNeagucs resorted to its use timidate batters anguage of "ts a ball, } with Groat speed that An clone ax possible | man's head without re opposing baseball ft will to the hitting purely the (Th #0} to thr r ue | him . killed | curve by a pitched ball delivered by Carl |» ulmost | man the ac num: major in the pitched come | bats- him. of such a into the batter, from the plate the — effectivenes ball, because of the nee usually ta after ja “beaner.’ | Whi place ly drive and in of the far away he ape purp delive bats from such a delivery has it probably will to he a part of the pitchers of cert in baseball continue There | temperament me are ain oft in ho think rdless of the time such a nothing dang ball its une, reg er pitched. In one said that of the the big entire league otafft it in of a to no| style on in the mi up their batti who mix areatls land utters who much trouble ‘em over carefi ealthy dra: swing into the ball 1 most annoy and first old days there were plen of that style, Those made pitching a different now, up the hole down they get bunt well the first ing manner and for “In the of batt a f batte h job. It's most of them are er to tuke a pite m ball set In vuld ntrol 4 with the e ball oy get the enter ely ball , but keep tt * batter doesn't it »w with control can con: | batter in the big thing in ep the hole the certain team to instructed a said no ball Hable piteh 4 to re method of that with on the a fine in sort beaner |intimidation. It 4 two strikes and | batter, pitchers Juntess the next region of the head In both major leagues ers are of the Batt home has caused many of the to the bean ball, in yent the batsmen from plate uming A Jong hit are to the play practice run habit pitcher complaining ers Inalst the resort to effort hugging ny to pre the and it tance that makes for | ting eta [has no pl exploable practice that in baseball pitch: | OUR BOARDING HOUS BY AHERN] Oregon State Champion ROOM HAS A COUPLE OF BLOWOUTS IH/ IT, MAKING A FREE GATE FoR TH’ MOSQUITOES « I Don't MIND 'EM SITiNG ME~ iS “TH! WAY “THEY KICK ME WHEN “THEY SUMP OFF! HMM AT “TIMES I WIGH THE WHOLE TRIBE OF YoU WERE RUBBER PLANTS! “WEY AREN'T HARD “TO “TAKE CARE OF, AND REQUIRE LITTLE OR No ATTENTION AT ALL fe A ROOM HADY SIDE WouUSsE TH’ POND LILIES ON “TH WALLPAPER ARE EVEN WrtHERED! Suuner COMPLAINTS == No. 1, Who is R. shares in the Seattle happen to buy in here? No, 2. Is it true that Harvey, said Wichita Falls club of the Texas league, farm of his team for the Chicago Cubs, William Wrigley? No. 3. For what reason did you sell such a large interest of the Seattle club to an outside man? No. 4, Why didn’t you tell Seattle fans when you first bought the club that Wrigley loaned you money instead of waiting for the United States court to determine the fact? What assurance can you give Seattle fans that Wrigley has absolutely nothing to do with the direction o¥ the Seattle club? No. 6. What are your plans for from the taint of syndicate baseball? JOHNNY TOBIN PREPARES FOR DAYS WHEN HE Onl 0. Harvey, baseball club? purchaser of 590 How did he BY to own the I <WOOT has made a Amand owned by freeing Seattle SLIPS je things are NEW ORLEANS | bull fights will be IGHT + New | future troop of Spain BROWN LOSES i FEW SENIORS )*:,, Not in university men by graduation as Only year make up nt out with Football is parture jthe best |the last | Sprague Jand Bob Norman | backs. | field defe: also a | team 'DAVIS TO BOX IN ONE WEEK the FRA is to meet Oakland Oakland, bout was ght, Simpson postponed it for a woek These girls have an ¢ aeciting game with a ball the size of la push ball,.but much ligh a push ut much lighter in weight. It often gets be- |wond their reach, This, at a sports fete at Porte Dorce, near Paris, France, Y Nate moter, A Questionnaire to the Hagen Now Seattle Baseball Club| Favored to Sa 8 © en, ‘ Win Today PAUL Orleans, The from Pipdra of ex-Captain Adams, member but Druxman, hus been confined to bis on aecount up in about a week, sh apa Is Beaten by Tacoman rey aps |} Claire Griswold Goes Down to Defeat Before Bill “TEAR WS IT Noonan in Big Upsct of Northwest Links Meet at ; Seattle Golf Club BY ALEX C, ANY thrills and a few surprises were furnished in yes- 4 terday’s first round matches in the Pacifie Northwest amateur championship, and to top off the splendid card the qualification play for the women’s title, in the afternoon, by m. trbkes, the lowest ever played in a similar ection. It was a great day at the Seattle Golf MORNING TM ALL OSE “TIED UP IN tr ROSE was, event in this club yesterd The big up’ set when Claire Griswold, crowned Oregon champion, was eliminated by Bill Noonan, Tacoma newspaperman. On form, the former Seattle favor. ite figured to win easily, but golf, like all other sports, does not always run true to the dope sheet, and such was th nt onan mat came the newly Mise I ng four n Fincher DIXIE” FLEAGER 5 ELIMINATE Db WOMEN'S DRAW nabip flight — Mine Mins Phoebe Nell Miss Helen Farre ire. H. 0. Youngs R. Knox Robe *. Mabel Hurley Mra. Le W. sweeney va. Mrs. How P. Thomas vs. either Lucille MeGor- wa. Mre. HG, Howard vs. Mra. Seat " public nshi M. Me. Gx was an- | Mina ¢ lad from the hill |)" ae ee off of his game, king ‘em straight rdon Haw, the M club, champte tre The way Moss or C. Cary w e pin nt of the Stell a day PENNSY LOSES BEST ATHLETES jon the Univer- ivania of many of ite , football basketball all-American of the ke n, three-year match of Lee deprives Poss” chan baseball and ome KreeN, Ske y Thurman, t min R. MALLON CLUB, I tra J A nd work Red an s who received the record ath- Blue egrees. The rest of the matches res Itho Harry Hjert came |near to putting the great Rudy y helm in the discard. The Portlander won by two-up after being two-down | t the turn. an expected, a an Jo Austr Kirkwoe alian, now TEAM “IN. ramento rand |Los Angeles finals, played Senttle Flea the cup n, in, the Stell, feated wit four-up. Th ected large Oakland gal versus 1, enc forn full NATIONAL LEAGU . Won. 50 “a aa 29 40 d been adver MISS HAL AN IS MEDAL Miss Fi the field of ng round Out in Haller ty phenom, led th 64 starters in the qualify 1n | of the women’s titular test Se ad giving her a won the med- F. F. Jackson, champion, and Mrs. L. W. ser, the Oregon state champion, following, with cards of 89. idea of how good the field was may be gathered from the fact that 15 of the qualifiers had scores |? of 6. ‘The 16th place in the mily will be decided this mornjng when Mrs. D. H.| Moss and Miss McGovern play off | their tle which resulted when each | jturnal in 96 yesterday. RESU LTs ton 1 (firet game (second game) burg § , Philadelphia 2. and AMERICAN LEAGUE Won. Lost. each 51 3 Some 40 Washington Boston RESULTS Roston-Detrolt games postponed; New York 3, Chicago 2. Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 3. is 9, Washington 1. rain. scores, tein beat Jack Wertland brat} Rudy Wil H.C, Eghn| Lup; Rebatock, 4 and 3; Harry Hjert, 2 up; Kfdd, 4 and 3; Harlow eon, Jr, 1 up: W. Kay, 1 up; Dr. 0.| MeMicken, 4 and Bryan Winter, 2 A. Fleager. Hurley Ww ni Russell Smith beat use rud beat H | Clark Splere*beat O. C. Pabline, Francis Rrown beat Dick Pope. 20th; M. M. MeElwaine beat | 4and 3; Dr. Paul Hunter | and 2; Lee Stell at the 19th, and & 1 up at the Gordon Haw beat R, 8 beat Forest Watson, 1 UI held in Tat, thy will be imported Mexico, and a is from in near [mm bu Ne: —— toreadors due th WOMEN’S SCORES « Florence Hallora City Fred Jackson, 11 W. Palmer, wporelase a, C, Sweeney, many years | ates, 1, 0 athletic t have Brown ams lost so few they have this s in elght sports of athle class hardest by 21 senior marsh, the list hte * Phoebe Nell : ling the de: | : Mian Gulian, | has had in century; Francis | Mra, 1 Rubel, linemen; | Mr Mevel one Homer Faulkner, | Miss Luetiio M and Joo whose goal fr ed Harvard in 19 of the hit tackle Brown quarter ind Don Adama, Paasche . was | swimming | my nig |, Cc jresham, Rainier | Mra, A Nan, Portland | Mra, H. P. Brown, Aberdeen 6. | Mre. 8. Biddle, Waverley Mine MeGovern, Spokane Mra. d tetas | Mra. € ltorweight, | Mrm MoAlllater Wolterwelght, Mra, FB. 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