The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 12

peeccccce Crack Catcher Insists On Being Traded ko say Mickey O'Neil, who va in the National league, RADE me or Pm thru," is one of the best cateh Huskies Leave Tonight for Berkeley * 8 &% THE SEATTLE STAR #, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923, Jack Billy Evans, Tom Olsen, Joe Williams, Leo H. Lassen, Henr THE STAR SPORT STAFF Hohenberg, Barl A. Fry, D, E. eee * 8 ® » oe ® L. Farrell, Alex C, Rose, Dugdale, Ray Eckmann, Melvin Voorhees % eeovecee ORTS Bottomley Rated Best Among First Sackers ISTED with the new phenome in the for the | tonal league 1924 season in James Bottomley, of the Bt, Foley and Farr Fight to Draw Verdict oven tho he ts a member of the Boston Bravos, Louls Cardinals, A good catcher hasn't much of @ chance with the In one year Bottomley ,has jumped from t misfit Braves, As a result, Mickey is dissatisfied ae Pern minor league fleld to Sear 2 te eal pri, ” with his berth, Ho has threatened to quit uniess ° bition with bi averkes well shoved 0 toa traded elsewhere. As a matter of fact, O'Neil did A | h ill | = by sabe et. Mehamtlnn adobe fi ura te Nis ath tobe foe e ebuie. ot weake taal Ul ua | aturday’ S Schedule oO ruts must be h as aphenom. This is the rating on season, but was induced to return, ° Poromiey, cy : hy pttomley wan discovered by Scout Charley It is sald that John McGraw of the Giants has || k fe B ttl Bot designs on O'Neil, It ly no eeeret that McGraw is |] aren for | or S Gridirons in battte rett at Nakomis, 1il, during the fall of 1920. He Ajssatisfied with his catching department. Snyde Ti . . ° Saha a ee hander ane tid has a es pin h at the and Hank Gowdy, his two veteran backstops, have t fi t | Pree tau het eae ae wk aE BHR passed the peak of their game, | ule ix Home Team ¢ Team At or U e a. yieel cphina as nc pt ieap ad heey - 5 vs poet 3 - Bottomley was turned over to Houwton in the O'Neil, who Is an aggressive, scrappy. player | Abera: Marquette... fo, Dak. Bt, .. Milwauk A ie Ap i ae would fit right into the McGraw machine, The || Bagshaw’s ~ Men Facing | 88s Pein centre irmingnans | Marmall ey. Wee. tvotinaion Foley Has Shade, but Farr| airy seat blag od, daniel ig: / leader of the Giants favors that style of player, A id : Albright ehanna Myerstown | yerenell Wilmington ..}untington | in 130 games, Barrett was not discouraged < particularly in a backstop. McGraw likes a catcher |] cid Test in Tussle) cin. HOY Ere at ed Oouas Forces Crystal Pool “Don't pany up that boy!” was Barrett's advice to who is constantly talking to the opposing batters, || With Golden Bears Atlanta Atianta | Middievury ; siaaievury| Headliner | Branch Rickey, “Give him another year at least O'NEIL as he belleves it keeps them from concentrating Augustana Kureka .. Rook Tala pega Lara Trai © | before you ch your final decision. Gnd minimizes their effectiveness at the plate. H ADED by Coaches Bagshaw, | Held.-Wal + Kenyon Ment A reset | TOHNNY FARR, Coast bantam! Bottomley was not pleased with conditions in the O'Neil, who lives in St. Louis, is sald to be anxious to cast his lot Gravel ahd drainer amund.( nee New Hamp, @t,. 1 | Morn otto welght champion, made his Se - Texas league, He contracted’ s Laver: during, the With the Cardinals. The fact that St. Louis is his home, and he has || [Menton so... Kafer ‘ Morris River attle bow in a mix-round draw with|| BOTTOMLEY — early part of the season and asked for a change of Duisiness interests there, causes him to favor Rickey to McGraw, even |/"™ the Washington Huskies, 38 | Bradley Trt cant Been Mt. Mt. Charles, Montane Wesleyan Helena! Vi. woiey ‘the Vancouver, B, C., boy|| scenery, He was sent to Byracuse, in the International league. the by going to New York he would have a much better chance to cut || *tPong, leave ‘tonight for Berkeley, sGlenville ...ss rhode ein poebgote iv, «Allen At the Crystal Pool last hight Y } Hefore the 1922 season was over Bottomley developed just as Scout Into the world series. Cal, and the game that ts expected | ( Rochester 0 | New Me M, Men. Ad, sley had a shade, if any, by stint || Barrett sald he would. Jacques Fournier was getting siow and had lost With the passing of Ainsmith, Rickey is left with only Clemons as a|/to settle the Coast gridiron cham: | SE ee n+ Re ceane | Mes OSE Maryiand Raiela | of clean dashing Dae ieee wna || bis fence-busting punch with the Cardinals. Rickey was looking for Neteran catcher and he is fast slipping. However, it looks like New || pionahip, Saturday Cent Wea.Cape Girardeau crrreras Denton |i |, ceressor in the last four rounds,|| new Umber. Barrett reminded: him about Bottomley with Syracuse and York for O'Neil if McGraw still retains his pull with Boston neue * cid a big squad lt seen A os ad rintietd AF aie Head/and he hit Foley some pretty atift|| Jim “eo another chance in the big league. He made good with # to have plenty of reserve men in thw gponey eos West Obertin | 3 & vengeance. — - Chattanooga ;. Howard .... Chattan < punches: r type. He Ina ong th — ——————— —_ case It should be a warm day Satur Chicago Fe maine & Br. Angeles) Bottomley is not the Sisler typ is 8 ong the | day, which would sap the ‘trength Cnet u | sp ppare phe see eo Mit, Xavier Deiaware| The bout, ax a whole, lacked any || |. oo of red Luderous, who served many years with the Phillies. He Jot his regulare | Colo, Collews or. Colorado Aprinas Houthern Meth, Huillwater| spectacular thrills, ‘altho the boys) | (1 i eavy to be fast, weighing about 180 pounds, but this weight ew ys emis range aahingion coach tan't sure] S10 Mines as Aan soe Wash. sates. Fertiand| speeded. up pretty’ well toward the|| ' 00 heavy. tobe fant, eles Solum bia Valy Ne ncomy a tionta | end of the ght : of the ata a ie ot loms, | Pe hiladel pita | Du tarers : ie wing positions | aa Sohne Mopkii Lr he ype aelaeir iyi | Foley showed. extremely. well in|. or ig ce are eries Wesiees baticravatahla Othawan |< yom gs Patiun | hive He Puiiipe Andover, Hexeter| flashes, but showed that same ten-| } ular eleven that has played | Defiance Defi 4 * Wash, aatee ry ‘Louie | S086 y he.did in his last fight here— | aes m 7 all season wilt open the game againat | Hersmere Pee arnee 8005) Seer be Nerthwesters,; Latayette} Dame (00. overcautions, aud {t cost | Coast and Prairie Winners Will Play Home-and- hic tears J Beta Deo. Washington, 3 slew York | him his hitting: power | Home Games With Both Teams Going East to Play. Masshaw worked hin men hard yes) Pe | Connecticut Ag.,Kingnten | PARR: CAN | OBSERVATIONS or & BASEBALL DE erday and was to # them thru bes. aM Houston N. H. A. Champs thelr final training paces today at Fee Sia muah Ot cobkee, Foley was facing a mas BY DEDUGDALE eS - the stadium. supe Mart Noaneke | DO CAN sock, and he wasn't taking NEW system for deciding the world’s hockey suprem-| Tho special train, carrying about Witten & Mary Feswien |@ny chances. Parr shook him up! a's car as 1 know, the election of | acy will be inaugurated in the spring. pspeigerae cent bael parbamtahp dir 4 ; ager 2th beeen Mae times iA Harry Williams ax president of | x Pay r the Ore; 1 ashingto depot a raniol Waker Ran Antonio Pole; had ade ie 0 ™ The Coast and Prairie champions will play a home-and-| 4145 0 se naa wil arrive in W. Maryland. Annapelle | ronal nether be : is te Geet to] the Coast league in that hectic meet-| i S play 5 p. m. and will arrive in Berke nAneavelt|rounds, neither boy doing much; and 3 ies i rr | home series and then both teams will go East, where more |iey Friday forenoon. The Huskie Oeton Hall:. PRUNE they were purely walls semions, WHIOSSL es, the complete number to be determined later, will be | will t a light workout Friday Valpars! Hourponnals both men taking things easy. What] phe ¢, fat in a rede | 4 jumbe ‘ ; : Stipa hs ay, i : | The Seattle club, in a regular ses- | played in a round robin with the Eastern winners. ites ‘ age ne rata puidls yo for punching waa done, Foley did it. | waa entitled to a vote because | . . re fi good shape fol ing the ame Phe hird ound o eve! wit " At the end of the series, if a tie is created, the total goals | fi.) ho" Vnkeersits. at ners e*-tipe . ‘ ifagethe vee a Meat attic. [it finished the schedule, and thereby | { versity ¢ ern “ee oth boys warming up to the battle, lestabliahed itself in good ata. “1 scored in all of the games| California last Satur it inode | indie acllon aie apeaewhal flee | oni co etic roan 4 4 pme a © five clubs—Seattle, Portland will decide the honors. i up ready fe ante ct Tie wen | The fourth went to Farr by a wide | Oakland, Salt Lake and Los Angeles | Th the past t agues atte * cols syracuse| Margin. He clipped Fo save Williams the majority i ; ‘ oleate gave Willa ne majority i Yemmpete interleague Home Season rons ’ Morehouse... Talladega |atiff punches with his right mitt on] ‘They simply strong-armed the plan is figured Ne i - mM e > t fae meee the chin. afte McG y had ed Bee cote ne cnet || VPNs, a, Sete CARPENTIER ah oa oxdabeme FOLEY WINS mibsia deat Td been, ot And will be of m in th : au *r 3 TO SAIL FOR Gener note ‘culameios A <w. Va. W FIFTH ROUND ecial sen last ge he West will y avert anhing Mavert ; es Tt ind went to Foley time not ‘The games played in the West will with a vic aan ansyivanla «tea ne bedaee ata ioe the Coast president's chair, @ount in the final standings e aoe y vz Ss. A. SOON Moly Cross “ ee U. &, Mil, A.. Bethany a tes mt be una of the fact that five of the FRASER HAS nn Miss, Ages eaeal ban oe oe round, and looked at his best ch probe i Mh te i HA so pete . ' nee : landed one right cross to the = wale Ae area *ARRIVED : ae Rhee 8 me ; - Ciro AEA nat Wes elie nore mi DON'T doubt but what McCarthy |t00 bad that McCarthy, who real Gordon Fraser has “arrived foil : 4 e Rae ea se wilt! carry “higcharges to’ the |hAd’ baseball ar , should have ‘The big Seattle defense man is er oka “ly ; ec the ma © sixth | ininor league board of arbitration in| Deen so unfort as to be un Fendy t take bis regular place * - or Palle ” : won It on axgress: “Mais e 7 bs schooled in the w seball, The s . py see distitue the duck Chicago next m regarding the . Thi the Metropo p. Ma aia a ; Nba Pea ne ee on tt ie club, in which he alleges that | SPUt he ereated in the t league So chagoe nw sya an P Kanane ° are : cedaroud aii te 1 Wrigley was behind the pur.| McCredie pointed out, has ruined With his showing in the opé ' . Kannas ‘ Rice hacht refereed all five svey ‘ him politicatis fame with Vancouver on the B. C ale i . ie a ati aa f eo it ie » nt aiveeit Je a ans that ve : have to be a baseball man in os a . aness Thompson ox judges, the Jude f he can prove jt it means tha i : Ba : {co Mond: : ; ! Daadioes | torn, Teele oid eae weith eak® "|e local owners will have to sell out |OFder to be successful in the alamond _" ays h geht r ieice tent - ° sear ee i “land if he can’t it me nat Mc galeries n an ores : in before umn: re ‘ 5 road Carthy ve in for a 1 Hbet jon such as McCart neld. the great eke C W k ‘ b — re “| DRAW ras the statements McCarthy's the other raise packs « shots age or an : ie BERKEI EY WINNER LIKELY Walter nd Fred Welsh, |e uch 8 charge by the statement ee oe ae in the business play | Shestotte a heavyweights, repeated thelr, draw gH ump med to be the handwrit- this year be ou t t C. ll : ree P the six.round semi-final ing on the wall, as it ‘ if | 4 bow a 5 tiie I received a letter | all, as it is usually an pt “| at College °: ASADENA GRID SELECTION #1 i cn "wn Tne fn Wen cl piayers. ae vi 4 we toa r ee ces RR, Gi ENG 9 ry the Ueaner : hing } ta tHeliee ru ! 2 ee c I Tuneedber back in to: ash cabat? p of course missed several hundred | (he We 1891 in the Western league when r mL. er ¢ ing at Pasa-|in running away a lot est Laer ya eos ps The owner of the club sold his best With Smokey mur prong a sn on bes. MEEHAN NEVER © the Pacific Small, the Camp Lewis light-| - er Fiat 222.8 wee men in mids on and released the as moved bh b t sath ahthinnie oe eight, won by a t again in others, disba: his club. The ot the ao ren i 5p eek. aod as USED NOODLE hewnee #94 woh | Teathird: round ¢ wit ' FROSH TEAM league had erckpd aiid ge Teh @ tot ayed me | re be on tho sym Sar h from choo! | Ret Duntar, a oth en to finish out the seaso mond hockey and made his beef fell instead of a who a ° day |® de nf a . a e vdaaee ot the pads ‘annie ter passer than dhe nd consk tion t th thing tO! jaw open for f left } didn’t do the Coast ue ool age opm : aie tava s to jaw open for punishing left hooks EUGENE the Coast league any good. ae aris a Fi oe m4 tae ae oa the teeth in the third round ne: MOACH WAYNE SUTTON and his M CARTES, drawhs a wn a $10. layer. | ny at 4 o'ck t t edly Dhicg Pipi Be ate bears C frosh gridders will journey to fii the Gee eee es ee: gh hepa gn when Schacht saw that he was yO | vested in the league, has a lot of those ith a incere desire to atement © 1 ug urda to take a C t 7 t ley . g htfully stopped it Eugene, Ore urday, nerve to try to dictate the policy of h who foug to be ar tion within PP F MATTE GOES WEL L ee p 2 els Ser . a the capdons . hs é ES se) in was too xperi-| crack of the Oregon babes. Last|the league to the majority the ed a new hock oe aes ha ae “05 t és Pelee ott atone (fticed for Alki Akol, the Filipino| year the Washington freshman | Clubs. The majority must always pate t ninsé “with 7 as tee: “ye 6. judament te re dpm sant ( inning every round. They're Mate rellow squad (TUI@ and McCarthy made a basic my payer Monday oad i oe tact |e vend -fightitie trim for J jonches MAN: | hantamweights n took the Lemon Yellow squad | oreo, when he committed this one oatite. the ts oy, be 5 oe . Five 5 Ah Fong, the Chinese catcher, |into camp by a 20-0 score, and the/] Knew he couldn't last yer obtained from the Prairie | prayne. ‘ si atch : - egne in tt ik remocedated iat th ie a took a terrific beating from Danny | present frosh outfit is making up its| The Coast league franchises are {involved Harry Cameron and Jack! oh Gare CAN'T BE DONE MEAN SAYINGS Carlson, a husky and courageous | mind to do the same thing [Worth about $200,000. each under sentence The de 8 ye taken ¢ young Viking, in the opener. Cart : _| present conditions, but they won't be ‘Adams. to put incan appears Ac dauaitten had Ga beck Be J Sot Nek SAAltE: vue ALES oe . Coach Sutton will probably take | worth ‘a dime unless the league own- tatie is a speedy man e steel | turnout ats em Aetetie Wee ie n Square temp Foe Fra really overmatched, as Fong lewo fuil teams with him to Eugene | ery get together and work in har. blades ense | Froude are super-varsity me hgh he eamaae s Neier’ Sod a Hep di ung a arg Caaigy gah mie ee Fe inst the Webfotters, and | mony and play ball instead of poli player. who proba be : Mr. Rickar aie ger peep ion ho ca | sitho the yearling season, until NOW, |tics, The fans are sick and tired of couver club to offer some competition t eee =~ coming and beat the Ortentaly Cann {has not been anything to write home | ati of this wrangling. alare. OUR BOARDIN H E DF etl Whonbn, tatetatlan swuny cal See Oregon game shobld bring | — (gs ee Bee os a, G HOUS BY AHERN J/snrih mes ston, ony et ee | Rein. tine bits to ha bra < 1 ————__— abe ae sa J | him how to hold his hands before he ee ee eraaeea it ei it that he would fee aa he mainstays of the y line attendir ie here = _ io pas re MeCrimmon ard and Jand, where fe, who is a cra WELL MASOR « MY WORDs CONSIDER WHY GAY, WHERE T Nate Druxman stared the show | 2°. Machi. ‘Doug Bonamy, center Tider, has been ie ex! BS : DOES “THAT “THE STRENUOUS RIDE CAME FROM, “TH! & good house attended is one of the best snapperbacks that ned fo PUT Ot HIS VOCAL “TIS BIRD UNDERWEKIT PARROTS WERE SUCH R D N have enter i the local inti for , te ‘ A Oo A uite a. time rt Hill, form VARSITY PUCK ie hartley ACT @ = He's dposen| ON TS “TRIP FROM “TALKERS, “TH' Town D GUN prosdway high lineemin,” ie malting TEAM ENTERS I pot To BE So DEFT MEXICO CITY! HAD “To RUN 'EH OUT = CLUB MEETS a splendid showing at guard. floo' WITH TH GAFFE BUT IT1S NOTACCLIMATED | | CORP TOP | | THEY USED“ srr onl In the backfield Shidier, Patton, The Uni ty of Wa ' ¥ Paes +, — li ELF IFT nif Delaney and Gamble are the ow ee Storm tat etd ALL HE'S Do 10 CONDITIONS HERE rset “ ! PICKETG OF A FENCE WEDNESDAY wthutlag patrenere., Aidlec, themes ie a FAR \S MAK AGNET~1I HELDA COIGRESS AN “TALK “To-1H’ Kips pee apeahers on the| Roosevelt high luminary, hys been ; SHORT CONVERSATION | \ ‘con “Tail ON THEIR WAY “To progr "at. the "entitle / 04 work for Coach Wutton Maple 1 ee WW SPANIGH WITH “THE TERMS! SCHOOLS THEN TAUGHT] and Gun club meeting to be etaged year, and should bid for a \place ie and one | m |» m last nea BIRD THIS MORNING . TH’ KIDG“T0O MUCH | Wednesday evening, at § o'clock, in the, varsity next year, ag i " Ee : 1 " AND (1 SAID“ sc te| the Chamber of Commerce hall, Are: | : | aa es } ¢ ’ . ft \RRITATED iS LARYNX HAR Maj. W. D, Frazer, U. A., for} Tlinols woman married 14 times Deitt 4 Fe eer | conaie Th = D A BIT fe WAR - merly connected with the R. 0, T, | looking for perfect man Me. | A good looking, man- Bord i ha : e jumr be Cc. unit, at the university here, and ony 's had ee 48 much trouble nish cutaway front model A e 5 palips ian an by 3B rer ye ; Se ing for perfect southpaw. | of unusually good lines. As f on the national rifle meet at Camp| < ke , ou Perky? which he athedied CORNELL TRAINS MATME TICKETS HER David FE. Brown, nationally known | Cornell will present a quartet of ornithologist, will speak on. water | Wrestlers for the United States Olym MARKSWOMEN E fowl; Mr. Brown's tai will be t1,| Pic Games team,’ namely, Wright, CoO LLARS FOR BERCOT GO strated, and. those prerent will | AY@u, M. Williams and Moore. TO COMPETE 6 aoe D yi CLUETT, PEABODY €7 CO., Jac dalert m pet ote e the opportunity of seeing his ve mate 1 th ‘ e the Dode ; much-talked-of collection of bird pic a y " are to be nged wit ined: t Pronvote Otto M. Jones, former state game y etes astern « Waterr ‘ arge t warden in Idaho, will be the other Ar V. il Ing to Roberta Della tot th shear penker an the. prosrem e Versatile || ifle shooti ‘3 All members and friends of the Some of the football greats are : Cap " = ? Jud ie 1) are cordially invited to attend || @oubling in brass this season iow instruc af f meeting Walter Koppisch, outstanding in the shooting , star of Percy Haughton's Colum ay t t clever on ff the greatest 090000000000000000 CRIMSON STARS _| auastermiters that ever putied on COME AND BRING , ge Prien S® = & WILLS LEADING = MRE STILL OUT || "Stet ey <emt maa R one of the fast track men in TO =) OTHER HEAVIES Jenkis and = McG Har vard's || the coll world, and easily “ . 4 back ed in the Prince || the fa backfield man in the T e ZI R¢ )) gary ' ow f mr ot ba " 4 & 214 Jefferson St. 5 t nip tet haa oi ie baht : Hills, « the yields to this treatm pply just back of L. C. Smith Bldg. @ D ~ Y a e Tinkate : . 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