The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1923, Page 12

PAGE 12 BY HENRY L, YORK 18 sume and superi American international States is muc Polo, mixed suc national aupremacy of this country ra — . Lit ke EATTLE STAR tates Is Supreme FARRELL not so Bngland had to st over after the ra war The United States has yet Olympic gumes, mo becau @ dig start and has such an from. With the development of track and field sports in the smaller European nat United States is atened Som Jones Stars for Yanks Now YEAR ago Sam Jones was a bt @s a pitcher with thi Yankees, after he had t from the Boston Red Sox in trade, But Jones is kicking thru this ye With the kind of hurling that dished up for the Red Sox two ye When he was one of the rani herlers of the game with a s division team Jones pitched him Of fame with a no-lt the Athletics recer been hurling great ba the champions of the Ameri Teague. In fact he has taken role that Joe Bush as ace of the Yankee's staff Watch Jones in the world se he may be the boy to turn the Against the Giants if the two New ms face each other in the York ¢ big classic again. BANQUET HELD Spaiding’s entertained managers Semi-Pre quet last and officials of the Seat Baseball league evening, A tro} Georgetown Merchants, that” repeated last yea form ance by copping the pe again. SMITH VICTOR MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept my Smith, Marked T terweight, knocked wood, New Or round. of a HILL WINS MOBILE, Ala, Hin, New Orleans knocked out Worth, Texus. of a scheduled last night. VILLA DE! ¥ KE ‘DS TITLE Pancho Villa, flyweight king, « fends fis title in a 10-round scrap with Tony Thomas, September 24 ee ‘Cincinnati Has Purchased Star Cincinnati has landed the best tainor league pitching prospect in the game toduy in Tom Sheehan. erack righthander of the American association t has won something | lost gix starts for the year's re ord so far. The price reported bs $60,000. STRIBLING VS. McTIGUE Young Stribling, § king, 10 rounds at Columbu; PANTAGES ep ANMCLAT-MATS 25° © EILEEN —_— Carlson Sisters & Ed Schroeder HALL & SHIPARO Stanley Chapman CHARLES MORATI Pantagescope THIRTY PINK TOES? Withdrawals Permitted Without Notice TRADES UNION SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1215 Fourth Ave Eliot 0696 DR. EDWIN J. BROWN’'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Seattle's Lending Dentist for More Than 21 Years DENTISTRY Less Than _ HALF-PRICE FOR THIRTY DAYS $10.00 Plates ......... $15.00 Plates ...... Our Whalebone Kubber Plate $8.00 | All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years | OHIO CUT KATE DENTISTS hiinhed CA voane Fs Es Vos bane | nm & year agi presented fo Cub Johnson, manager of th team Paul He uuthern middie. Weight champion, fights Mike Mc- Tigue. world’s light-heavy weight Ga, * {the earmarks of being po: to be defeated this country has such world mmense to draw wh gainst the American ¢ the prestige of the winning only one mat will be actually endan wo ~ oe - * i + BY HOOT MON, ANGUS! = RECITING wig er \ HAW~ BY JOVE, WHAT S. Ne “fo A BIT OF BURNS?-| ae suSsT HAD ROLL ANGUS DOWN How CAN VE FRES' How CAN YE CHANT YE LITTLE BIRDS, AND L SAE WEARY Fu’ o' CARE! « th the Owls 5 the Tri ng break ¢ \Prep Gridiron Outlook icenand | The | but Brilliant for Ballard Team Fi | BY JACK HOHENBERG ‘ | HE sun may shed a kindly light upon all Seattle, but Ballard is dark and unaffected | NATIONAL by its warm beams, for Coach Ira Pease is having plenty of trouble with his Beaver | sow yor eleven. « att Pitteburg Yes, Ballard is up a stump and no one kno ys it better than Coach Pease. He has five). letter men back to form the nucleus for his 1923 team and the only trouble is to find six | more who. will fill the bill. Captain Fred Deckman is the only man on the entire squad | who has a year of high schoo! football under his belt, all the others having played but al | few games last season. Deck- |man is putting every effort | Philadelphia St. Loule € w York 33, ent Tork sland it be because he hasn’t made | | them try. Until last night he ran his Sega | A STORY OF OLD | ee ee. at 5 ee “an, }AyDuncan Rees oat a trina Poceoat MacDonald. taking full, Carl Wells filling in at} As Told to Tom Olsen |quarterback and Inde Indridson, | ee | flashy track star, taking the other} CHAPTER 11. half. Pease would like to use big if WAS participating in a four sideon Duncan, the Indian athlete,!2 ,ound exnibition bout at the jat fullback and run Deckm quarterback. evening in 1882, before a big crowd, Indridson's case Is a peculiar one. consisting mostly of miners and| The speedy halfback hits lke tenjjaborers. As the bout drew to a tons of lead dropped on a sore corn, | a big, lusty-lunged spectator | but cannot keep his head under fire wed forth from the gallery | He is by far the fastest man on the could beat you both at the squad, and should be, by rights, one] same time.”* of the best halfbacks In the city. His! challenge like that in those eakness is his inability to keep | days meant much more than the If he could pick his holes, 0nd) chatter and yelling directed at the 1ot go off the bat the minute he gets) jrosent day boxers. At the end of| the ball in his hand, he would startle! ing fight, Jack Waite, my manager, | he entire prep school loop. He may | sought the man that made the chal ial trol himself this year and become|innce and found that he was Jack|t%¢ Problem of setting the dato] Vern Oak the player he was intended to be. Rowell, “The Iron Man From Mul-|came up. I wanted two weekw to! gait Lake The line ts a blossoming piece of gee It gives aii {e% Tunnel,” a powerful heavy-|train, but Rowell wanted to fight] Sacramento at tox jthe greenest yerdur erased of |WCSHt. Rowell had a great repu pera a an ieee {tion as a fighte dd was feared {never so glad to |the color of “ould Ireland.” Hinx.! )1P * bt! 3 cai Bele es owell turned to me and made|down before me man, however, at right end, gives the J) iN) 0° the laborers | observer the impression that he Br eniths'| ; el for the G ries considerable football ability|®@! for the Gr Boston letter man, having garnered hisx end last y Last n Phiikdelphia Philadelphia 4 | Chicago 6, Bow ton 6, Chicago | Washington 5, St rA at Opera house at Helena, Mont., one ni Wi phhies riiand on Angelen kiand Lake GAME Seattle at Oy San Franet r mn at Seattle it away. thru, Abrams, 190-pound tackle, will|™ fight have to learn a few things before he|®"4 myself, The “fron M. jand was going to fight some more,| that Rowell had outs |Tegtmeier, guard, also needs ex.|W@8 forced to go out of my weight] After that incident, I agreed to at the da of training, but did not feel fit casionally one of its Kind ever held in the Left end is the yorest spot in the| World. It was under the London| whole line, Anderson, Zander, Brat-| Prize ring rules, with eight ounce| set and Duncan holding down that|sloves, and last, but not least, to berth during last night's scrimmage, }a finish, Bratsett gives the beat indication of| Fighting entered the ring ut the Opera house | lips: at Helena against Rowell that} “Y Tuesday night. |T could get you It didn't take me long to find | Months, to train” out that Rowell was named “The Iron Man." He was|@Plsode in my ¢ tough and couldd stand a lot of ] under the London. prize them all ring rules is quite different from ‘d's material has quality, and|the Marquis of Queensbury rules, in large doses, but lacks eX: |uxed exclusively pow. With the experiencer for his green eleven. Somotimes a battie would rage| aimee tte. twenty-fourth | round, sivete ca Aus aia file dey wii agin, It might|ne did not seem to ti Kae A re suppoved to repeat their act| .. Fe moments, few more rounds, 1 did not sit round bout in New York on| Hight ounce boxing gloves made|down in my cornor, for fear that! Th fight in London it all the more difficult, The fight|my kkne would fail me and f Tacoma will thal! this the season the }in | October 3, rounds at Juarez, Mex, September | Under such conditions round, after two hours and twenty. | 26. As we sat there discussing plans, |five minutes of fiyhting. I was | ralia maintained United State BY AHERN) Indians Are Fi OBSERVATIONS or & BASEBALL DE: BY DE DUGDALE of the tes between the ure I saw real #piri jthe game's ma ing the game for |!ng too much of the spirit of play as the players breaking with lot of custom NETTING back to the Georgetown game with the k | ac n't wee how the Seattle club ever jet Bi) Kokash, the Merchant south Kokush looks to me mound prospect, of stuff and good contro} He gets « trial with Portland next week and he ought to nance of finishing | paw, get away. ax he| | for a portsidér 1E big three among the minors ican ansociation terrible races this ye the history of baseball, leagues two clubs dantoute the rhces | jand the rent of the clubs are 20 #or are all having the worst In RESULTS ade clubs txtie't to lose money. means a jot of interest, Baltimore and re far out in the International with | Ithe Orioles winning | stradght time, oe ee Bt. m into the building up of a suc-| On edule: Heneaied, | cessful team and declares that | the 0 0 M Al ‘aRRICAN if his men don’t dig it won't} Paul is in front in A. again with Kansas City only club that has a chance with the Francisco and Sacra dominated the Coast | 3 tace almost from the very ESDAY, take uch ble of extending eitt footing EPTEMBER. 18, 1922 bd Sd oung playe this summer start, Something drastic must be lone in league old tricks of winning penn: N North shingte eon copped th champions day, defeat champ one smartest baseball strategi ever stepped out on M Y st league club. Raym Huggins, ¢ m, is not g use he is sma [doesn't make a very impe | imp + But the br jand they should be di statu Coast league club right now fend the cup |ington’s gridiron pr | boost up’ | Hall's arrival practical |the list of hip with predictions p f the ¢ diamond, and jhe ought to be at the head of some nd, like the New York due and ing first | ns are there ecting some | jdish up that br ghting for Fourth Place “si 5°22) VARSITY CAPT, REPORTS FOR PRACICHB Face Good Pitching | This Week 'Seattle Will Have Real» | Fight With Oakland on " Acorn Field [ ¢ Indiana can h Washington Grid Leader Turns Out Bagshaw Puts Charges Thru Hard Practice in Second Day’s Work BY TOM OLSEN ITH the appearance of Capt. Wayne Hall on the field, Wash- wpects took @ d yesterday after completed fermen @xpected back now feels free 3 0D 4 more rday was more the W predicted y nd the men going Jer paces and so far his nave come tr The ¢ into th und bac the back Wa looked he men are behind the coach. their work on ith such fever t that it -was torn from its et before the men had got med up. ift backs went s dummy men continue to nd of ~tackling, things promise to be tough for T won't be long now and the play-| Washington's rivals this fail. era that are to go up to the ma Dodgers. Strand, Vatlla, Rhyne, Courtney, Shea, MocWeeney, Mails, p getting another trial. May. group, the rest being over the 25. days. in Coast league company. one of the most effective pitchers in the Coast league. He has a lot of stuff and wonderful control. Hughes |and Moses Yellowhorse have been | reat additions to Sacrarnento, either one of them being better than Earl Kunz, whose sale brought the pair to the Solon | Thru the Ropes Morgan is starting work today | his returw fight with Arena a week from Wednesda: nm out of the city | few days resting up. 19 Innings); Washington . game, called Cleveland 6, New ¥ 1C COAST LY. Phil Salyadore Coast lightweight king, Ritchie. Mitchel 410 | Angeles recently games scheduled; teama traveting fellow named Soldier | the second vound of a bout at San Diego [the other nights fos at Salt Lake ribs tit pane he Raia Meyers and Johnny GAMES NEAT WE are down to fight 10 rounds in Portland | nd at Portland. San .Fraretaco, ‘Tiny Herman and Jack Renaglt, henvy- —~ | rounds in Omaha September 20. in ging the Mullen tun-|® Temark about me being yellow.| 1 was so weak that Northern rail-| We both rose, but I beat him to/Home on the arms of ! took a WO bath and wont directly | ve | Jimmy Sacco and Young Carmen within his well built little body and |" rk Gaby Mane ace tele the punch and hit him an awfulli, Yea and did not stocky legs. This man should come Oy DERE GRY PROS. eine} crack on the jaw. He was touxh|tine following no. 4 de for fight between Rowell | th lowing noon, “then learned (Chatter and Gossip of Seattle Prep Athletes) Roosevelt is already looking forward not | i e » sep s.{at all, but had been a s football degree:| Weighed me considerably, but 1|but the others there separated us.) t All 1 be given his football degrees all of the saloons thru o Ke ’ #0 4 {Just as if he had perience, Wilkerson, second team|'® #¢t bouts in those day jMght Rowell whenever the promoter | strenuous fight at center, is holding down the first team| Rowell, Waite, myself and thi eras That was on @ Fri-/to show what a powerful dies made a wonderful showing last berth now. Nichols is another guard| promoter were in the latter's office | qay fight was sot for’ the | was and Goodman, a lad of proportions, | that afternoon talking over the! roiiowing ‘Tuemday Ieee tes Roel holds down the adjoining berth.| prospective fight Tania: eked (tankive ee ‘eal Lene, > te a a Peterson changes off with him oc.| The fight, J believe, was the only : y Per my nd swollen, but he s for a fight to. the finish when 1| hand and mumbled thru hi Hagist and Snider, , and Hyllengrin and Nowell, hand for the and they should be powerful factors in the race again. uu beat mo, kid, The local prep league has some very capable officials lined up to handle the high school, kamen this year. experienes of working this correctly | Tomorrow 1 will There's no chance of Leo Ryan playing perience, The team is yet. to be] London prize ring rules, each knock. | Punishment, Picked, and Coach Pease does not| down meant one round, After a{,,), Scored the first knockdown,|! Tacoma Gets relish the prospect of facing Broad | knockdown, both fightera. were|*/th 4 crash to the jaw ay, supposedly strong team, as On) given a very short DEAAA SE rest The fight wore on, 1 tired rapid Grid Battle Ryan wan put out | with « broken sho sto uxe thelr big stadium }iong time befor Chuck Carroll should be a grat help because of his kicking abil | ability prep football Washington eleven ‘or the first time ¢ for the first. time on th | counted upon Some great fullbacks are going to play nchool league this #oason, as mei to the finish, quite naturally, meant| wouldn't be able to get up at the! | Sounds in the game with the Col. } FLOWERS AND SMITH hid training for me. It is the| boll || lege of Puget Sound, | Tiger Flowers, great southern | flirt and only time, to my knowl! To make the story short, |] the year—November | middiewolght, fights Joff Smith 10}edme, that a fight was ever held|knocked Rowell out in’ the meen} Bags Will stage And Marvin Dixon, of Lincoln fik- Captain Deckman, game there, They signed for the reas roal pantimers, tilt in Portland, Saturday, : ate er Buddy Ridley Has Hard Luck} SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept 18.—After making a punching bag of Low Paluso, local feather. erweight idol, for five rounds of the scheduled 12-round main event of the American Legion show here last night, Bud Ridley of Seattle broke his right hands in the sixth round when he hit Pa- luso on top of the head, Sam Belkin, Ridley’s handler, refused to allow the Seattle boy to con tinue, and Paluso was awarded the bout. The contest drew the biggest houso in the history of locad boxing, the principals. re. celving nearly $2,000 each for their end. : | Johnny Muck and Lakey Morrow, who t a great draw a couple of weeks . have been sikned for the six-round i-final to the Morgan-Dillon fuss next week. jors’ from the Coast league will be sold, Yarrison and Jones of Portland have atready been sent to Brooklyn and should make good with the} Kremer, Hood, Lyona, Arlett, and Welsh are some of the others that figure to go up with a possibility of too, may be sold. Rhyne and Welsh are the only real youngsters in the yearage mark and if they're not sold this year most of the bunch are doomed to spend the rest af their {ye ILL HUGHES, the Sacramento right-hander, bas developed Into jneeded here,” declared “Torchy |Torrance, assistant graduate mana- ‘ger yester¢ jas if he has been at it all of his | life." |work by W |menage the frosh grid team, when the Babes report, jis examining all candidate |ball. None of the men have as yet {been rejected, and the doctor's exam- {ination has found most of the men jin very good shape, This uted by Coach Bagshaw to the fact |that nearly every m | outdoor job during the summer months, j tr of assis’ eo far, ; The Notre Dame uniyei jteam will not play the University jof Southern California this season, Jas planned, A return gam in 1924, SECRET PRACTICE IS STARTED The press will be the only means that the public can learn of the Washington football team this year, juntil the first game. A squad of | students have been solicited by Man- ager “Brick” Olwell to chase all spec. tators off the field. Absolutely no Spectators will be allowed to watch |pravtice, declares Coach Bagshaw ‘Some friends of the enemy dropped in and watched us work last the coach says, “and they. learned things which our rivals y. ued highly. The only way we ca protect ourselves is to bar every. one.” EFFICIENT PROPERTY MAN IN CHARG! The candidates are expressing words of gratitude on the discovery of an efficient property man. His name is Joe Brunette, and despite the fact that things were in a terri- ble mess when he took charge, the equipment has been put into excel. lent shape. “Joe is just the man we've always “He handles the job Brunette being assisted in his arren Brown, who will | ALL CANDIDATES _ ARE EXAMINED Dr. Hall, the university Physicia., for foot- attrib had a good arence Edmundson, ae popular iner, is ever on hand, care for cases of sore muscles. ROCKNE’S 1 TEAM IS NOT COMING SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept, 18.— sity football | Which would dedicate the Grant Ali-City berth, Ryan had a big league knack for spearing forward passes, Bob Schoeltter, Lincoln captain, should be one of the best ends in the tongue this year, Hoe ranked high last sens He may be called upor to do the punt- ing for the Ratlaplittors. BIN Wark, the Garfield center, bears watching this season, ‘The tow-hoaded abe was a tower of strength last year And should be just ax good this fail. Park stadium in Chicago, has also been called off. Members of the Notre Dame faculty decided yester- day that the trip to the coast would keep the members of the team from their studied for too long a time. SUSPEND CUB OUTFIELDER CHICAGO, Sept. 18.—Clitt Heath. Went Seattle Ie expecting a tot of /0te, Chicago Cubs’ outfielder, has big backficld man who | od triple throat performer: The Indiank hada pretty fair defense Inst year, but lacked a punch on the offensive, ‘Thornton may be the man to put a kick In their scoring depart: ment Vallard’s big Job Is to replace AL Nar- dine at one of the ends, ‘They'll look « they find a wing man Nerdine's all-around | to come up to ‘Tom HyNengrin Ik expected to play quarterback for Roonevelt, He Is shove: ing ® lot of speed In open fteld running Daye Fotheringham's lows to Queen Anno'e squad tn & Koen ond, an ho. in| perlonced back and he was ex- peetad to Wold. down m backfield berth. |, Is another baby who ean hit He ie carrying six. aubjecte and can't think about football this year, | been suspended for the remainder of {the season as & sult of an argue ment which ended with a pop bottle barrage by 20,080 fans upon Umpire Moran Sunday, Heathcote: is said to have atarted the argument, Mi ohio on X DIAMONDS American Jewelry Co. 821 SKCOND AVE, Established 1839 Ne lates were segregat ¢ groups——linesmen, en 3 aw took ch: 4 e ‘layer 4 rs is. ady to by Nee when injur! fia develo) dmundson has had only t Buir Co greatest] I am‘n great position| insta big F could the bi no mo there vice as ter. To gestions] next p looks of shifts it the bat: tion of Huggin: Yankee: better s Certain}; “Coli ond bas tion, everyth! about it “Fra also a more e1 knocks plays o great sp handies ‘uncann, of the may be. aw *E a |b EY SUES bd bs bd ba be be]