The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1923, Page 21

FRIDAY Diamond Belt Can’t Be Found Ridley Unable to Get Belt From Nunes; Rumor It Has Been Pawned BX LEO H. LASSEN k Holm (Seibiiogs : about in other writing sporting © air in Mon n is from Fitty-five state both mer of last year’s varsity squad and th been called to the cc Montana war the possible mat 18 days befe versity quar and response ceived, Practical men who this fall by Coac ception will leader at t sion of last Ted I formerly 1 Missoula high s tes that he ts cager Tima: when he takes on the construction g orthe | . Moy “tn Vancouver, tana, digging holes in th ound bout and throwing the right now 185 an with RIDLEY FIGHTS MOY TONIGHT * again B tdley ma start 2 a 10rg dal line, Husk freshman halfback, !s expected to make the filet Montana un eight str to Moscow, dals; to Butte, to mv to Seattle to tangle wi fes; to Bozeman to cla Bobcats; and to Portia: regular back the trick ag SPIDER ROACH JOINS LOCAL COLONY MORGAN HAS REAL €LASS in, Who battles Ridley Sam Crane, Seattle’s Greatest Shortstop, Best in P. C. Loop tautan Infielder Is Playing Wonder Ball Flashy Fielding and Hitting in Pinches Are Sam Crane’s Specialties This Year; Finds Himself; Other Baseball News AMMY CRANE, the best Coast league. Crane, who played second base Indians, was shifted to shortstor Seattle’s gre: all right now of ¢ atest any shortstop, is playing infielder in the Pacific until just recently for the », his natural position, and since then he has been playing wonderful ball. | He gave a demonstration of how to field em in big league |style during the club's last he 8 that very fe ome tays when men in baseball could make. he made Crane’s ness lies in his ability to start fast and get to the ball. |He will make errors on hits that other come within a mile of. rane is about .250, but all of his hits |runners, which is when hits cov | Right now Crane is altho Johnny Jones, of Por |Francisco are both good men. uncanny ability. stinging the onion, the best too. infielders wouldn’t He is hitting seem to come behind the int, But they ING The Modern anaiey Saves Time and Money With Motor Camping Equipment BY MORRIS AC KERMAN shortstop in the league, and, and Hal R) ne, of San ven’t Crane’s Nationally Known Authority and Writer on the Great Out-of-Doors, and Editor of Ackerman's Sportsmen's Guide FIRST ARTICLE— day of the tomorrow 118 is tho motor | red mper, and better. A large population has access to motor tours| ar and don't forget on a hot night a i mp site on the shore of a cool lake does one more good than} an expensive room in a hot hotel./ on | Remember you make a motor | ha trip your car has no obj & few added pounds of camping lug- gage. The investment you make in a tent, a bit of camp re and bedding will just about pay for it-| will be when few percentage of our| put luce cents’ as the 4 all WHAT TO BUY the lording considerably. A worth skids under of cheesecloth | black files ing, however, gives you more lation. per having tions to) pack Take your choice. matter of added equipment depends| a1 whims. enough, The The less you the less to| jg today is al xpansive toads welcome camp sites welcome you fi ie is great Some on! Mr. ¥ Mra. Carn: 1p Important running lishment PAG q eure COAST FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP BELT IS MISSING 21 m K. io Phipps will BUY YOUR T IRES NOW! 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If you want to stay at a hotel you can, but !f you don't, you don't have to, I have noticed |that the hotels are near the rai |way station and that camp sites DOWNEY AND FIRPO MUST jvc = soon oe BE CAREFUL NDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 17.-—The| for summer. You don't need shects oDowney 10-round “boxing | and pillow cases. A discarded quilt on” will be held at the Hoo-|from the attic makes as fino a bed| {\sier Motor Speedway tonight—if tho | ax the whitest sheeting of sea Island] Firpo, in New York, on September || 32x3% fs two principals dont’ get “bru “Canned fire’ ‘is used for] s¢ |} sox4 ais trip’ and turn ft Into a prize fight. | cooking t fire camp sites: gst te II sexe TACOMA FIGHT MAY river, King and Snohomish In the event the “exhibition” be-| You can get ganoline camp stoves| BE OFF unt Maile Sons «> et out for |comes a prize fight, the sheriff of|that make quick and hot gas,/rounds o} 34x4 The Jimmy " 4 halal at amg Marion county will step in and halt] Solidified alcohol is another cheap . The sheriff was still in doubt|and effective heat for fast traveling. t's off B , te Forks, |today aa to the point at which an| The day of chasing down a sharp with ‘an infected ke : Jad the |exhibition becomes a fight, but sald| tree with a dull ax “is went.” | | it would be “brutal” {f Firpo While the black files are gone GRIDIRON AT . O. A.C. GOOD : ake Riley, Snohomish 7 — Trot ‘ 1 fening ts| light work and then annuonced some extent, the lord of the n GON AGRICULTURAL COL- oax4 Saxe 33x4% oe 34z6% pecoces 22.50 23.50 29.75 30.50 32.00 36.00 37.00 53.00 TOMORROW: pike. DEMPSEY TO START HARD WORK SOON ARATOGA,N.Y., Aug. 17.—Jack | Dempsey, heavyweight cham- pion, plans to start heavy training) tomorrow for hig fight with Luis Muscalunge and) d not be tempted 5 of his op. panto I thing In the « with a uch longer ball long with a or playing cc It {s the most nat world when you are man whe BERCOT WINDS UP TRAINING Dodo E t BY EARL ©. ¥ WEEK END LOCALITIES hiel river, Clallam *PEMHINC ding cots are the sleeping rign 6,000-Mile Guarantee $7.50 8.50 11.00 13.75 13.90 14.00 EXTRA SPECIAL! 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The Dempsey camp fs being visit- | hundreds dafly, and it has to} been necess to build a high \board fence und the cottage} here he t 31 wilt fimd several around th ¥ jit Tor the bal Sachomish county, open du Riwks:¢ July and August, aste't ake the distance wit iron and always use wodd when pl ing with their regular |golfing co panions. 8 of tho dange fers better th shores of San|they were in the pink of candition, A fe is’ worth of netting will to tho report sent - _ Faster! Better! Train Service To Spokane, Butte, Helena, Billings, Bismarck, Fargo, Minneapolis, St. Pa a: Chicago Leave Seattle Daily 9:30 A. M. — Arrive Chicago 9:30 A. M. — Connecting with all morning trains eastbound. 70 Hours, North Coast to Chicago __ =< Northern Pacific Ry. the suit water fishing that promises Timht te F K00 | Round Trip To Chicago LOW VACATION FARES NOW! Tack Inke, Lake K foothe u go ajong y } weaser to the between form comparis c his men and and yours an some a age | fu pects r Is have in watching what club] he oF n accordance certain shots and the rq oe ARRY CHERRY of the Memphis Pre: an interestir bout Geers, most 7 history rn Here {t ‘Husky is Hyjelte, More than Tennessee, gal > base and Snohomish county~ 2 . in township 20 N. county—|W. M. ef range 27 1923 men wilt be| miah ing in the line-up, but there is| tke Goodwin, "| considerable good material from the | Dass, trout Clark, guard;| lake enna, quarter; “Much” | ake Sawyer, King county—Bass, trout, | not report *, Sn Olmatend, , Caudle, Jones among the ye The Tyee river ts at its beet, mo- cording to the report sent to Piper & Taft from BE. C, Murphy at Scenic. ‘The water is very low and clear, with the trout taking flies at this time. | Snohomish county— | tterson, Thurston eounty—| find the close of the con- of August 6 to 18 tn ing competition. 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Without Deposit rie Nes ROB ERTS WINS 2 Young Al An of the grand c Sh met and gett here last mre, J AUSTRALIA salmon aod salmon trout, WINS FROM FRENCHMEN Mass., Aug. 17—Aus-| lly won tho first singles g.|matches In the final round of the 4 cup tournament at the Long xd club yesterday afternoon from of horses made umann in the would be like reprintir r just being tried out and the His latter being successful for rome time Past, particularly for the sew run of cutthroats, The regulation salmon fly, together with tacklo ns used on the Kast const, Is being sed in this ial Harry Hains Ania Leading Ruth reult YORK, 2:04%, tha ackn Ac terday | chine ous risyiseos gain fame, kno “he Pinter Hons;" Brown H 1 sire of Star Pointer pacer; Robert J. 2:08; St: Frisco, 2:01 ter, 2:01 00 Harry ear, and | D Ruth ta fitesieeee ; ie Hi ote Detroit star and files ker” lead in the | batting cham- Ruth, One hit nee James O. Anderson, Australia, Reno La Coste, France, 7-5, 6-3 and John B, Hawkes, Australia, | Jacques Brugnon, France, 6 4 pacers to|] to cc put the Plugs, spoon beat back into a-"whis American league plonship, Hoilm: ‘ ott ba rt for th Hand troll or the rod and light o-minute 50 who n olther method, using , champion trott n - ax4 34x4 83x4% 34x44 35x44 36x44 38x5 ae in “| Report Says ae and Hem peey Would Buy Oakland Baseball Club LOS ANGELES paper received here this morning devotes much space to a story to the| effect that Jack Dempsey, world’s champion, and Jack Kearns, his manager, would | like to buy the Oakland baseball club. “Tf Cal Ewing didn’t want the earth with a gold fence around it,” the story goes, “‘for year | his Oakland franchise, there is a strong possibility that Jack Kearns would purchase the And] club, an taken “Champion Jack Dempsey’s manayer is going to make plenty of dough in the fight 1:59%, the ‘ aa et , , racket during the next couple of years. He likes the idea of breaking into the Coast league. “‘Rowdy’ Elliott, who has been with the Oaks and is still their property, is Kearns’ lants of power, speed and efficiency HE NORTH COAST LIMITED brother-in-law. He has Jack all hopped up over the great possibilities of the ee were is all ey the ityphes ieee of the Northwest’’ should Recstenl Bulls they in the hands of the proper parties. Kearns would get plenty of space in the papers ans, famously good dining cara, observation car, barber, bath an if he held the team. His eroerines with Dempsey has not been for nothing. valet servicethe LAST word in travel refinements! | “Kearns has never been in baseball. He has spent his time around fighters, but he has TICKET OFFICE—1407-FOURTH AVE.—PHONE ELLIOTT 5580 had valuable business experience, and that is all it takes. A good smart business manager E. E. Nelson, A. G. P. A., L. C. 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Over 2,300 miles of automatic block signals on the Northern Pacifica $5,000,000 safety investment for Bi and your frien The Northern Pacific has carried 60,000,000 people safely in the last seven years, with out a single fatal accident among its Passengers. 4 Giant oil-burning locomotives are being put in service in the Cascades— utes, BETTER ELLIOTT 0446 | Pike St. Tire Shop W. 0. STANDRING TWO STORES Where Pike St. Crosses Boren Ave, ed the 0, 1:59% t time in| hibitions: wcretarle ¢ t at $2 hla service b Natural! many aceldenty, but asidd Might limp ho shows 1th Injury. signs of i HW makes or breaks a ball club,”