The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 12

k PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1923. ( . | ‘A R’ THE STAR SPORT STAFF SPOR’ S Billy Evans, Tom Olsen, Joe Williams, Leo E. Lassen, dak L. Farrell, Alex G; Rose, Se ececccccesesceccccavccoooooess About Fights) Sarazen Is Easily Best d Fich of Year’s Two-Y ear-Olds an Ig ters |Great Colt Wins 10 Straight Starts; Will Run in} BY LEO H. LASSEN | Kentucky Derby Next Year; Beats Happy Thoughts ACK McDONNELL, the) cae As Seattle heavyweight, who) QARAZEN is unquestionably entitled to be classed as the} has received a lot of publicity’| best 2-year-old of the season. An easy victory over ~ during the past six months) the unbeaten Happy Thoughts removed the, only contender | or so, will soon be ready for for the 2-year-old title. | the ring again. He has been| Sarazen in 10 starts boasts a clean record. As a matter out some time with a broken| of fact he has never been hard pressed to win.. There is no hand, fractured on Battling) telling how fast he could step if forced to do his best. Ortega’s head. Sarazen is owned by Mrs, W. K. Vanderbilt I, a new-| Seattle fans have heard so} comer in the racing game, and her colors are seen on Sara-} much about McDonnell that) zen for the first time. It is rather remarkable that so they are really anxious to see | —— great » noise should be her} him in action. He is a local first color-bearer, One Best Bet * OO) hdd dhdedhdch ddd hddd dd bcacadeddadededdadcee Huskies Back to Work for Game With Staters Bagshaw Sends Full Squad Thru Light Workout Fol- lowing Return of Team From California; Pullman | Team Is Dangerous Ldaddhdadaded io G YTTING right back into training again for the coming game with Washington State at the Stadium Saturday | Enoch Bagshaw sent the Washington squad thru a light | workout Monday following the arrival of the team home | from California earlier in the day. The practice session was short and consisted largely of running thru plays in signal |—= ig | Pate Stadium sia wes musar.|| FOOTBALL FACTS but Ba kept the men at the BY BILLY EVS work to loosen them up after the Jong train ride from Berkeley All of the regulars, with the ex ; ; | ception of Kd Kubn, were in good Springs on Auguat 30 for ‘condition. ‘The big tackle was suf |THE QUESTION & price said to he in excess of $30,00( ‘ 7 Z “Wada Smarint? fering from bol ‘ore the Califor- he game between Princeton PRC thalstiene Muresan had won. thied Harlan Fengler in a “Wade Special 4 ae wi eta soci ee Bap: beach Aa a : aa pa rengler | pit signaled Fengler to make his|Q. K. for Washington Btate the first time, a player toss k at ward pass from behind his o developed | goal line. Princeton was 1 boy, a big husky fellow with one vas erbilt purchased Sarazen ; some possibilities. et rice MeDonnel! has yet to fight a first Glass opponent to prove his worth. He licked some middleweight over at Shelby, Mont., in a preliminary & to the Dempsey-Gibbons act. Then } races, since then he hax added seven URPHY, Milton, DePalma and more victories to his credit © ered anc 4 The Pullman team, Whe ‘GiiAldae te He Hint tne. 0.00) Hartz—race drivers—move over | Dever faltered and finighed the dix | spurt . The Kelding is by High ‘Time, a son Jtance with an average for the 260] Around the track he peeded at | start of the season, h of Ultimus, out of F uclling on, but young for ) Box, which |and make room for another speed peng “ysior: > “ 20 miles an hour and at the finish |into a pretty powerful aggregation. | pressed and appeared badly t he went to California and beat a big @ ona > only $7 i mit f 113.2 miles an hour 120 mil n hour and at the finish |! Tugged Scandinavian, whose name} pers tS oh Nerk pata ign ‘4 the | Bere Young Fongler merely followed half a lap ahead zddie | They have built up a good forward] en at the time, but finally ¥ Fs doesn’t come to mind, and then he} basa aie h. Rush Rox was}. The newcomer in motor racing ia |the procession in the first hundr ne nd man, in a Durant | Passing threat with Zacphael doing! the game, 21 to 18. When a 4 7 } breeding ot tush “ i ‘act | stopped Battling Ort neat Het Ore iene ¢.| miles of the race. He’ was « lap | special the heaving and Kramer and| Princeton player dropped back of a farmer's mar years and oc reat fighter, but all thru for the} psi solar in the field, | Mile race on the Kansas City «peed. | behind Tommy Milton, veteran, That unother racer’s name must prea ends, on the recelying end, his own goal line, a punt a past two years, the plough and Rush Box being on | W8Y In the second hundred miles |be chalked up among those of the ts combination worked well) peared to be the correct play . MeDonnel! shows the value of a! ay Oe i : A farnighted| It isan uth having | mot trouble foreed Milton out of {leaders was the declaration of the against O. A. C. last Saturday in ie seemed all set to ma S p goed manager. Dr. Loughney, his horseman purchased Rush Box, be- | !!# day, For the race “ mile 7 | vast Stowd that paw the be ° i Acoma. ‘ | Then ¢ ee aurpiioens a, 100: | Personal friend and adviser, has done Heving that possibly she might make | $?000 pu Vengler was in’ third place Fi eseetipelib tee ue hed Ate he th the | OOLE re ah’ altves plaints foal Well in advertising his young heavy: | a good brood mare. She is now earn. | Tce. In only It was then that W owner of |and nerve, is expected to be in th Cone te |: Eritoaen nlivar see ihe ins Weight, and it's now up to him to do ling fame as the dam of Saragen, the ™ Kansan was althe car he driving, from the | forefront next season. J by ‘| ya gain, uch as the fome fighting. | ‘There are several heavyweights in | ne fame an the da After a short suspension for| PURt Would have netted and still Farmer, Rollo, / Yeager, Tracey As a 2-year-old Sarazen va a rec breaking training in Berkelely af seteines | Poteeanion ot! as sat the Northwest capable of giving Mc- ord thet b! bs cE ter the California game perenne aw the same pla; 3 ord parea most favorably ; pulled, except in z spec: DMESeT plenty ot trroute. Lasuon, withthe remarkable performances | U ure as ing on ‘ars Vi ictoria Is ae Co ene pulled exéage In’a' cere. te a) tacular manner. The pass struck Man o' War and Morvich. | apologized to his team r Stramalgia—none of them real stars, elding can contiaue hi eat reco! ‘4 B t by Monday night's practice ee rion ae Dla a Mosare cious ss crise= ie" HAGGERTY 18 4 REAL FicHTER Beaten by jcc oof et Unless McDonnell decides to go to F «California again he may meet one of | the above-named here soon. Would such a play be lega |may play against Washingtor ch, great as a 2-year Saturday pats Lagelly 5 ost GR At ae ; ARLY this fall the outlook for finding a good center for Rivals, We 1 i sate se pu ie r3 the University of Washington football team was any-| x >, .,, B ECKMANN WAS sag aii wis Sh old class, 3 & vas OUVER, B dering such a pl. 1 po: } ’ 7 con legal. Tt Sarazen as a 2-yea smadea | thing but bright and Coach Bagshaw was trying out eve RIGHT r = | Smart Managers Are must be consid ’ <i part of much better record t eee owed anything at all: at. theleietes Ri ann, the former Wash-!the g _ Valuable to Fighters up. Incidentally, he sta Pave crna. showed "anything night, 7 ingt in his story of the| natural : Dr. Loughney is one case when a| 2.year-old more than doe snapper-back position. Sipokey : Calffornia-Washington ; Il and considerably altered the en Smart manager is great help to a | the dyearokis. He m i : Then Chalmers Walters hit his stride and) A Be ersexinis: § i However, ball did not fighter. us a S-year-old, but # Yanga! it would. develop {nto @ kick-| come 9 contact with the ground, ’ rai ay » fi F: for e : y k game anc at a N ic The bake oven specialist has for him t \ eee began to play fine football for the varsity. eps ing 4am es nd th Don Ni ho and was recovered fs McDonnell under his w ea ' He has been so good that he has played every joyd ( sive the Bears the edge by eli whatey has obtained a lot of good publicity | As a ge Sarazen is ineligible Fi ; : a splend his running back punts and that's be considered legal for him. McDonnell, being u Seattle car's Preakness minute of varsity conference competition this n t usual| Just what decided it ioe boy, and a good clean fellow, has pares season. good game f ori ee | g done much in the fighting tine yet i ) That's the reason why Frank Haggerty), : srt } to warrant much advertising. #* hasn't had much chance to show. Haggerty, —_ Nevertheless, Loughney vag has put him before the public, which is #0} Necessary for a fighter to Matches and without . FA | RING SMOKER DEFEAT SIKI ,,..N TONIGHT a big, strapping fellow, weighing around 190 . b peony has been Walters’ understudy all , season, but | f experience and Walters’ TOLEDO CLUB NOT FOR SALE obtain | TEW YORK, N ‘ Ww TH ornia ban vam = . ¥ . 0 Kid Nor eer: Via Went : ie pt tees team mee A from) HAGGEKTY pc work has ke pt him on the sidelines. Ma Ha ike Weare td a re oye Va 4 The same goes for L: ee Wats “No ¢ of the pier Haggerty'’s passing isn't very polished yet, but there) | SCORING : Baltimore Seateanalnaae appa ae yas een os Dode ¥ Fee eo | aren’t many better defense men or harder fighters than this)», V. fae sncouver,| the betting beat Battling is bei a Cryatal Boat E Eq hpaiselbgral 4 oil vas big fellow t , 2 Siki, the when they| tonight wing all the logger h n 2 uu wa: : . eg i era y evans ‘ er, 0 an. meet Madison Square Frankie Britt, Tacoma feat derfully strong box Brew = And Haggerty is fast, too. He is a hurdler and quart a, Prederick, 2:01. | Gas fights six rounds with Sammy Goi ambition, Austin, carefui yee bebe honk pars ; > cer ‘miler of promise. : ' s P peng ook Both are to w in this after-|don, Portland veteran, in the semi ing and 00d publicity, built | rewutted in a touchdown Ae goons es : : Haggerty has another year at Washington. He comes a 1 n in. the of th windup. Bercot up into a card and th aioe @ touch an with Roger ovr mminsic from Montana, ELINO FLORES —— te’ [abe 7 pont te ISBELL MAKES BEATS JAMITO MANILA, 2 Ja UP WITH FANS mito, lights nt, lost t have ag Small, of Camp I p P ‘ree, newcor @ four-rov ‘wis, meets here, in Was drawing down t fighting preliminary boys @ year. Gradually Bercot has responde: Instruction and to experience. is really getting pretty good hold his own with the best of th But without Austin Bercot y be floundering around in the {naries and would prob: Hever been heard of special event ning prelims follow: ia ieatatenren 2, "eit REDLAND. FIELD | 5 Rtine Prelims toiow: Here's Freak Football See oe ah Sica Eas og ‘ee Danny Carcon Record for “Grid Book’ |\ werner eax wi mma uu ta i a fatt ex ring th and Lonnie Austin ate © show, which Ing of build nds. Redl The loser fon as Flo at 8:30 ns t + tae pectic aniynrogumniess lays the | field ts one of the st in base Monroe. wet van ee ; . a je +) ball and there is room for added ‘GEORGIA TECH —_. th He : P fs capacity without crampin The Other Kind of sei > . i ' rs or making home irl HAS DEFENSE ‘eeprell ther k | oc the Witche GIANT LEADERS 1 f fH 1 fun ; hho Basa es : a | playing oe Georgia’™ech fa tne Pana sata e here is the other kind att ead o! es ag ' i amalve The first thing golfer shou | State game was the s c efen: ce ne, eee PO are “3 eres Main tt | arm in autte,sar-ouimet. | 154 GAMES FOR | cr'ne‘cacn terme, ais his fighter at Heate Bb-who ta Sect ROBERT MAY Ares ered by when I tor f ick, he wood on his own 25-yard ee ete cancer ae WESTERN ASSN | wreat deal in terms of the future ee £0 beat "ee charge ut of as A fe P ‘ Bates o . er € orig “ rece a t : mi at x of ther bey: Wert OR m F T PROMOTER And the worst feature of it is vat SHIFT CLUBS quire a surgical ¢ first three p Hope lost 10 On the fourth down, De {ane COLONEL SPEAKS 3 ‘ m Mr. Volstead asserts he has not! ing in Kansas City decided to play " it these barred s ing to say that would est any Most of the managers are this kind. | Virginia kind and the trip seem pla: ne schedule of 184 games, but did | one, proving that he has ne You don't find a Dr. Loughney nor | Dave "Tobe mn | postponed. MeGraw w t for the wife not reach a decision as to whether | ciated with : @ Lonnie Austin in every fight man-| nager from Mich- | when : : Dasember not the season should he split t will be decided at the meeting n Chicago next month. ager whom you meet. These men| mond to Knu Feally have the interest of their boys | folk Is h at heart. business here. The fa t him INSOMNIA CURE sie Yamoad ees eee ext year. This out BRILLHEART. IS see pels alle gw lag era of the nation. _NEW BENEDICT fighting Preliminaries in the Nort fought Bill Brennan a * Square Garden something around newlywed among the wet BILL DOAK. IS ee.” je i csi ot Rp acs te AMONG ELITE VILLA WINS . : : 2 BY "AHERN ‘ with Washington and Shrevep received 15 per c a when hii Pit DETROIT, N Pa - z 7 ae. ie vec Britheett Managers, amo hot if c “ f n h hampior § + home te i o} yul a ig = Pn Andrews,” the Milw stke e: ght a f _ ae \ home town of Dublin, V Zs j ssa ap their Donk “7. AS BROACHED HE [| menguez oF || MILWAUKEE Is_ | a pape De QUESTION Kr Ee en See wap a FI DUE PLAYER | ‘ si x 1 ° YOU y Le } off he ¢ lik ' aR . FoR fa Milwaukee club had expected Jack anco’ f e k " ng | ¢ t * 4 | NG ERY fA the New York transfer manager, h. copy of the ex./t ELL} P Ce | Pitcher Lucas Antonio to pense account. He claims it Bw EI. nt é Brewers d. a Travie Davis Will Saturday’s Schedule Fight Young Dudley oo for U.S. Gridirons Classic of its t for { oe are wondering w John Mc of Luca Ving COLLAR McGRAW MAY THE KING of the WINGS 20% HEAD GIANTS Cluett, Peaboc In — After a lon G will send tr Young Dudley, the loc Davis made a © California Sis he bad ust fair success bn . 4 Monigome : ‘ sae aby y ce Ga Charies Revie should have benefited from cern ayaa “ = give Dudley plex Lehigh Vafayette Hethtehem retaining his ownership, and that Dudley, who is bad habit and that’s po: in the ring. He's toc to have to strut suc John McGraw will be elected presi dent of t club. MeGraw then, so will Jen "EME | 2 HOCKEY _MEETS COLIMA : the: Mesioai Tuesday night at Ve a SEATTLE We don’t object to a fighter who Wednesday, Noy. 21 230 P. M. Sharp Nebraska Syracuse YANKEES DON’T California Stantord micned it WANT ORIOLES Soncone Xoire Dame ttisher | to beat K cit eJ Oregon Oregon Agrt Loulssille Chiengo Fugene Series " Contre w Chiengo Wiseor Dunn the take Pit CHANGE BOSSES sittiming IN BALL LOOP tin rh nok " HEAR ‘EM? Ite r Des t ; ge 3 x) U8. MIL Ae...U, & Nav, A. New York ; : I I 1 t ¢- | Harvard Vale Cambridge phen Foe Angel turn to 1 te ? hing HARD THES IVA | oled : ; ‘a Zeabineten +-- Wet Mate Ne Ale SENoR’ Visite Were GETTING TECHNICAL Mond cabere: dissatisfied h the lack of patron- | | u FCNOK VISIIS MAJOR ON A “BU SINE Blok :¢ ers barred. trom Céoraia age the past season —— — ~ aaa —- thal: maiies,. 2 | he ball but 1 1¢ highba Gre NE! the é tions, Ha ton. allowg the any