The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 12

-_¢ 2 Pea am ee ee ee ee Sarma Whe a) magician and by a a > C y now here With thé Movins The balance of the squad will be PAGE 12 tHE SEATTLE STAR Aba Fekt)] INDIAN BATTERY MEN REPORT FOR WORK AT ELSINORE and Fighters e A uo as Rain Halts Afternoon | They’re Big Winners in Field Trial Events Wipe tteteee Play in Training Camp\- y eid pint to Handle yy }———, Gregg and Lasley Not on Deck Yet; Killefer Trots ig ‘ a rea : y 4 | in W inter { Men Over Mountain on Long Hike; First Rain at} 1H iI ;. bean & j Elsinore in 10 Months Prevents P. M, Turnout 4 f ; a J 4 Wereth, Benes ae * penne Cal, March 4.—Highteen battery men re , : 4 1 GE j Dinty Moore Champion | I ported to Manager Wade Killefer for preliminary train $ “4 * Nees y % ing at the Springs here Monday i ; Me lin, BY JACK HOHENBERG All of the catchers were on deck, while Vean Gregg and| ; , Willard Lasley were the only missing members of the pitch-| APABLE seconds <pued a morning Killefer hiked the’ men over the sur- times make pane rounding mountain country in a tough workout, but rain|j ait ad : c | es Ps peedaent while poor handlers can €9)) i664 the program on the diamond for the afternoon, ft iif! 4 : 5 Vashington’ Yield “rial amselaig much to ruin good ring men. | waa thevfirat rain here in 10} ano During the heat of the bat-| ——————_———} | months. \{ he ‘ 1 ili neler onener ps ye ho tle in the squared circle, Brookes Plans . , TN EE ee Sai ny “4 : } been, : i many fighters are apt to lose aan e aa their ies s and overlook for Cup Play "Pigg, Dell, Bagby, | Sutheria , ! _ oe a7 openings or fail to use the N ales eNO ral ; i 3 ie right defensive tactics that a cool boxing judge, in his cor- ner, can tell him between rounds or yell to him during the fight itself. 4 One of the greatest sec- ]. Hit 1 . % Uietor has onds that ever went in & this summ y ed a ot Aa Gengichak eaten fighter’s corner was Spider | Kelly, the famous Californian, A good fighter himself, Kelly Bears and knew all of the angles of the e, and he had a cea H uskies in GREEN LAKERS “Bert McCloud, manager of Gene] CINCH PLACE average second ever knows Otn on ty of California basket 4 er eal the f t : ” r ¢ Re Of xy “Opdyke t6 handling a fighter in the ring, aM4/ iin team meets the Unive . divis I the City . n { He, Ind, sea ‘ field dogs, arg handle ording wn otal the nerviest of seconding ever done | Washington five in the fin nthe fany place found Kelly in the lead-jof a three-game series for the Pa-| amo played the fast Spa cific Coast confere t ne ed the Yellow Cab i p-Dyke kennels, was @ big ing role. y | Oakland Auditorium tonight 2 ick Munson was| é % ner last year. She i Tt was in San Francisco some 10/ ig second game ef ¢ stay \ n ’ ¥ . : ap h Carolina Prank at years ago when Oakland Frankie \TI n he t contest, if] second game. f 7 4 j 9 C., at the present, Burns was fighting One-Round | necessary i r Friday. No “ i | The regular Washington associa” Ps < a ag diarrhea hepsi a fer ee 2" tion field trials will be held Hogan. Kelly was in pane ee at asian hs e es lay ELLIOTT MAY - , os fee oy f fda : dead pe 4 ree be cored 4 corner, and when Burns floored) yen one bouts at the Au , rs | en of Opdyke's dogs are being worked Hogan in the sixth round, Kell¥ | topum on that night : 2 he ® | he Reed kennels in Oregok, amped Into the ring with a bis! Much depends on the . to thelr big seam paint threw cold water on the/of tonight's game, The iden |" ¥ 4 riven A. D. Opdyke, president of the two biggest field trial clubs in the Northwest, names these three dogs as the clas orthwest Amateur association holds Oe ie tehlae shook him, and| Beara are heavier than thelr riva ABovd sone of the field. Dinty Moore, pictured in the center, is owned by Phil Frederickson. of Shelton and has won the Coast |its field trials in the fall at Mount ing i le from the h, and usually taxe| S™ocn oO io ) pic r times n ( | Vernon. Opdyke and Angevine have when he snapped out of it Kelly| sion an \ sant | team. He| fteld championship six times. Verrall’s Ferris Rap, in the field picture, was formerly owned by Opdyke, but is now o O! 4 HT r a . not yet decided on the events which jumped out of the ring and ions |S e eut aia fe yeen t % given umble the In.| the property of Charles F, Hartmetz of Evansville, Ind. Rap's Peggie Proctor, sired by Ferris Rap, is a big field ie $s wit ontictat a started fighting again. greatly b m need of| trial winner owned by the Alop-Dyke kennels. ington state trials. tching streng It all happened so quickly that} Washington has a gre ng) 3 isa Ry ee cope Sey Kelly got away with it and the| combination, report has and. a ge Need oa le BERLENBAGH Is Sport Salad | Maroons National League Is to Give ‘CHAMPION of the most famous of California's) Gai ciate officals eee anarateses |p AEN TOR Jae timer ee ame parvane | 1 Trials to Crack Collegians TO LEAVE ae So i eae | sr oneal to alla De samy Te ee Tie Mets |] AT uasr to \ trials in. the National HOSPITAL dae 9) Sa oat ne x wigs ; sia . ° . this 9 ) many, perhaps, but still quite a list a eS ae: a RS . acifie Ce oa Tr, fixtu aie t few yeare Abaen Int the: Ol ya € Bide teak Dempsey, world’s heavyweight Two Good Local ‘PREP “TOSSE a Cone =o spseinsberr cha 0 te NCOUVER, B.C, March 4 ‘ t champion, will be discharged from, March given the merry ba, ha. Nowadays Seconds | HOLD TURNOUT (22.2000 " seceweis - OAT 80D baaonttic atstieaslliaia aaa ney sre siete ne is Nowadays }|the Poly-Ciinko hospital today, afte ase! by Dr. Robert ct i the best known of all the ithe couve aro! batt o * = sa eal ead Lewellen. bf the U a final examination by Two of the best seconds in the} pasohall pratice at cight high! SEGous Hi anaemia ine at kno’ bh Van; jouver Maroons battled to @ u rom the rah-tah land fwellen of the Unt Brennan, who operated on him last | {the Royal | > ti 4 ; jenast herst Northwest are Lonnio Austin nd/scnoois was started Monday aft ] ’ of the Movs) |2 to 2 tle in a gruelling he tilt |} ver N a; Knox, Iowa State college; Leete, Amherst; Hurat, ||Brennan. who oper On Sis Sam Belkin. Austin has gained) noon Because of st seats «| SIMONICH a ; w . x Jettery pe lant night, the firs ot a two} Ohio 8 em, Clemson and Stone of Mercer. All of them but |) rns the champlon's manager. his knowledge thru years of ex- we. 4, N. 3 game series for the Pacific Coast || Knox are pitch 1 s what they were in school, mpletely, am nis ise _2enrs, (Of 2x:| the workouts were short and anappy. | FIGHT LOSER | edicay aanpolationl tities Of the io, Lewellen, doubtless, corms with the best’ tecont, xe || Dempsey Ties not completely ig perience ax a manager, fig Broadway and Ballard, espeqally,| ay Fence 2 4 a covered from the operation, an boxing instructor, while Belkin, | haa ced tecnbune. \Clrkitemaon, af | After a layoff of several weeks, fi i The gamo was featured by the|| gained a great deal of his fame by striking out 19 University of have to remain at his hotel here for eo eae nus as Piguet 04 | tee ok ner dec teen ne ies | Caused. ty Bolla ‘on shia, right hand | The severmmeat. of, Mies. Tree great goaltending of | “Happy"’|| Miasourl ba in @ game last season. The others, tho, also have || tveral days before he can leave fit veloped a knack of handling bat-|pienty of veterans, as well as a Joe Simonich, Butte welterweight, | Holmes of the Beattie team, Holmes|| good marks behind them. \ California ple ; crans, a8 well 24 Q/roentered the squared circle the} * topped y she ended ia tlers in the ring that has. made|punch of new men waiting for ac |Cemtered the squared circle th PASSES UP. TRYOUT) Ping enadannDeni set shee 1 - - ———— Kearns is expected to sign articles jother night in Omaha, losing a 10-| pass up the Olymplo ft him one of the topnotch men in this} tion. | e Philadelphia Jw in a few days for a return bout will < ‘ound verdict to Morrie Schlaifer in fare & ? during the contest, only f Mets = “9 ‘ t North- pina. jround verdict to . K ntest, only four 2 pawns Dostiaey in the | hard-fought tussle 13 an were on the ico and Tommy Gibbons, after which Demi aOR : nd Holmes came . | west. OAKS RELEASE tru with tiztng colors ta thee ents | Paghte 1 ht ‘Rin Card sey was to do snother turd Gall pe Euttmartine the rea] WRONGHANDER | FOLEY BEATS ns thera recent Hones | 8) a ie oe g [esy bars error oe | the bout Referee Mickey Ion was calling} I B k $$ fighters. He sent John Budnick| oreville Eley, a southpaw pitcher! CRACK BANTIE | +0? 4 r |them clone Inst night, and Mets and s 00 é fa to punch with his right hand /who has been trying to make the) io Foley, Vancouver, B. C., ban.t! : ge Titinole Maroons alike were chaned trom the | ‘LOCKER GIVEN - gral Bott Coagerig ter ce grade with Oakland for the past two! tamwoight, # going great guns in| . co for the slightest infraction of the| tf) r 00 | AIR BY TIG in the first round. An adn: years, has been given his release by | Gayi¢o: ite oe rules. | following instructions, crossed his|the Acorns. He used to pitch con-| uiormia. He recently beat Dandy FOREIGNERS MAY BUM { . t he| Dallas Locker, extra first right to Bott's chin and the fight | stderably around Tacoma | thavhaet halGers fi tha odaronad elt as Ens pass from Duncan to Parkes. ‘The sercarend niede ly teen) Es y yas Ov — R ‘ ; an with Vi for a couple hod Sith that hove waa mr "| WENATCHEE TO. |" 28 ite i data torse ana fe | Meta came back in the same period, boards at the Crystal Pool to-|man with Vernon for, & coal ad seen that Bott was a mark for TO 4 jand evened it up. Big Jim Riley | i Johnny Jordan return- ey a right hand to the jaw, and Bud EE } 2 . Tigers. | mac hi o Da | : ; le “a | : BAe Si Dick profited by is observations. | — HAVE, LEAGUE |CRACK BOXERS |ALL-STAR ICE ler eco ee oe Lek Dele Dine EEE Ob coll Tas Artin and net Rube Pina | wenatchee wil tave a sictam! POST FORFEITS) MEN TO PLAY |,,Satts steoved into tne tena tn ae | somes : : Rea | | position, ; « #01 city baseball Ieasrue this coming sea , 5 ¥ nr | the second period, when “Red” Mac- ; terrible in their memorable fight /son, Plana for the season are now | gos Ninety Maren 4 Fortelts eattio All-Star amateur tariane sagged the neta, However, i ; This pair fought a great scrap in | at the Crystal Pool recently. Mo'ltinder way and @ schedule is to be|{0r,,%pearance And weight were nockey team will meet the YOUN |i» genttio lead was shortiived, as | ; : Tacoma about six weeks ago, with Donnell was the big card, and be-| drawn up soon |Posted by Johnny Dunder. feather: |t4perale of Vancouver, B.C. at Van-!sraite gcored shortly afterwards on ‘ @ | Jord: : a close decision. fore the battle had started Austin | aie © |welght champion, and Pal Moran, jcquver tonight for the Wilkerson | cooky pags, 4 Bercot broke his hand in this fight, told the writer of his plan of ac-| {New Orleans lightweight. who are|trophy, emblematic of international) “a1, second and deciding game ‘i jand tonight's start is his first since | Al 00! tion, in which Finn was to ‘tanee| CARMEN W ILL peg sls Ratan tue ret: arta Mpc S bait i en | want be played here. Friday night. | Pe ‘ 5 j then: | CRYST Scheid kad ae L a el awa on Square Garden on March | ‘The following Seattle players are| x ‘2 | ee th : Lenore Soe tae pie ae cid BOX O LEARY | Moran is to make 1235 pout lace ia ‘Vaneouver for the gaaea,4 Perens tickin'aon} camera = bids lhe ddboniarelte | Ausplces Anstin & Salt., Ine. nell, ‘who was the man the fans} Young\Carmen and Mike O'Leary,| ——— |under the leadership of Ranny | Duncan, €:43; 4, Seattle, Arbour from | Wied Cullen, one of the best lent] MAIN EVENT v $ attic ‘ounds i , d ™M i | ‘a phe ‘0 Shave | Biley, 4 4 - 1 = Sue Pear ” 3 were watching, look bad because of | laeweights, will batt oleae SU 9d OS beeealithpe| bral pa ag rte pea nl Becond perlod—2, Seattle, MacFarlane, | fi © heavyweights developed in the “Bearcat” Dode Bercot bis crouching style and shell de-| Aberdeen dnesda n nner | John a former bantamweight | Muirhead ren) ‘acoba, \ 8:00: fense. And it worked. McDonnell | of th contest is to be matched with| champion, outpoitited Emil Paluso,|and Messenger, forwards; Tobin 4:0. c ake ound bout. Koehler, substitutes. Third period—No sco was disqualified because he couldn't | 14 Krache soe Sait Lake City, in a 10-round bout. Koehler, substitute peri 0 score, gy Proctur, a dog owned Dick Griffin, conceded to be one of Vancouver scored first on a pretty | | rag oy * well no Bea 4, Vancouver, Matte from Cook, ‘orthwest in many moons, fights park Plug Boyd, the Firpo of the of Monroe : 6 Rounds vs. 6 Rognds make a showing with the faster - First period—None. Finn. ‘ period--Bostrom, 2 minutes Spider Roach is another capable recond who is working here now.| Long association with the game has | : - - - : . made him a high class man 7 ZZ . ZZ. JOHNNY JORDAN : : SPECIAL DELIVERY, © NoT SO LOUD, < Ze gy e Returning to Seattle after an ad-|battle here recently, with Burns Sonia) ole Greatest, REGISTERED LETTER AMBROSE YOU RUN YouR MoTorcveLe Y Diamond Dust |! ««:« °’ ew years, Johnny Jordan esting the dtcnon, argue gala i Says McClou fed ae ! % |docs battle tonight with Dode Ber-|the four round special even! | dis ce Sid a lightweight FOR MAJOR A. AINT HOME YELLING UP ON “TH! PORCH, OR cot in the siz-round windup at the| Heavyweights make up the two| o 14 hold a candi A 3 5 { {7 e ERT aw WAG “THAT DUST You NO MORE GOLF Crystal Pool. |four-round preliminaries. John Bud- | hed pent zi penile Jo Jos yuna ! = SIGN cel FoR igen Z IPTOEING UP 7H Steps? BARASOTA, Fia., March 4—Manager a ere ueaeie Bs nick takes on Jack Wynne and Mel | cording to McCloud. meee, 86) VZV DOTTED LINE, AN WHOS THIS FOR, ~~ Pics ks Men esis canes: Gatiimubaaresn Guin coe . Berg meets Bill Mazden olf clubs until autumn, Go nd | 7" “I saw Gans when he made| 4 DONT PUT ALL YOUR MAJOR HOOPLE 2= You SURE GAVE “TH! Door. wit diane nis, ‘Medraw tod the/ RAIN HALTS | Dan Salt and Lonnie Austin are | Sree } | ’. Austin & Salt, In weight for Battling Nelson in thet tie ef BELL A FIGHT ~~ You 2 sa | soy” jstas the. show Ninth Ave., corner Oltve. oh ieee oat ar WEIGHT oN “HIS WELL HE'S OUT, BUT W” PRATCTICE} ——— . in Reserved ; S D IT LIKE IT WAS HOLDOUTS TO 7 soach ‘Tubby G | Mee General Method; “and i ever thers ‘war PENCIL PONT; TLL LAY WY SiG ahah Nala AR og sate aia 1 Ase Weed Choir ace ered ene: | perfect fighting machine Gans was 5 t We 7 SEW arch 4.—New York ail ‘ . ; on tT FOR HIM S= A GUMSLOT AN NOTHING l r been ordered to wee Nowland et tah the. Hatrers| All Ci Five it, I've seen Benny Leonard fight, | BIG BY le CAME OUT g report at the training camp to talk|® ‘ashington Monday because | Sue i Gemit show the Class 10 me 4 y terme. Els bel eed are to Pick To 5 ht 6 : - |get his battery candidates working ed that Gans did. The colored marvel | E THREE STARS REPORT |today it the sun does @ little work.| nig! never made a false move. Hel 3 Y é , CLUARWATER, ‘Fie. ‘Match 4—Bech| More than 20 men are exbectea out, The official All-City basketball caught blows on his gloves and| G zl Wheat, Zach Taylor and Andy High are|> : men are expected out. 11 toam will be picked by the prep players at the annual Y. M.C, A. i ‘erests, who hails from Aberdeen. Heun fallen is coaktng his’ Soon oa} Johnny Jordan jbut. He is @ big favorite in Ta- of Tacoma | | | | | jtimes, utes, Fraser, Skinner, 2) y ; se aeceratt —SEMI-WINDT coma, where he has fought s verall FREDDIE € mall and George Bu’ ghts who fought a 5 auick move of his head he got! : | | ear en joalfed: next’ Monday banquet tonight. The team se- away from punches that many | Z ‘ | | March 4.—The Detroit ee lected will perform in a game ehin ot had to runaway trom. "| | lars deere seroee OREGON COACH , |ltom yma fn ote STARTS WORK || the ainner starts at 6 p.m. ana “Abe Attell was considered one > 3 1 CTC. Go VS, VERNON *he r of the greatest of all fighters, but é 4 | CATALINA ISLAND, Cal, March 4.— . March 4—Oregon | { “he same follows First test of new material will be made | today has an idea what her new foot- | he was Mke a novice boxing with 5 Gans. I saw them spar several N 4 . by Manager Killefer next week. whe: te h is like after Maddock ran fed talon his spring training times in Croil's training quarters| i Seah he has scheduled game with the Ver- : ; and the Old Master simply played| ie C — first workout here yesterday. ! with the speedy Attell. ie. 4 f _ EVERS LEADS WHITE SOX wasted few words in getting the men “Nelson fought Gans when the| yd TER HAVEN, Fin March | started. e colored champion was half gone ‘ : ; n to ie, é L inder direct . Coach Huntington, retiring, was on Tonight's the Night That with tuberculosix. F t ing to make | substituting hand. the Montanans Gather weight time and time again 4] a for the C43 grave for Gans, | cw & arte the O18 star] | \ \S\ ope es ssutn cove | SPORTSMEN TO | Big Montana 1S Se eee Yj, A\\ thas veateeder? nat practice with hie! J, Warren Kinney, state supervisor 4 ot . will be in charge of the HARRY BLAKE My BS F { ne mf ROEWLER STARS | program tobe. Orford, eg seattle eh . NAMED LEADER) | 7% q : 4 MYRNTLEDALE, Cal. March ¢—Jack | Sportsmen's association at its meet MOOSE TEMPLE Y, : > & Roehier hit thre homers and Joe Lep-| ing to be held Wednesday night at § Kighth and Union Harry Blake last night elected / x! Bore “Waarten the: Weiitee ae tee ‘i te 4 = | were beating the Whites in th *| O'clock at the Chamber of Commerce | ‘Em Cow" Cowboys, Cowgirls, Sagebrush, Ratti president of the Seattle Tennis club.| 3 i sv (iret practies games yesterday.” club rooms in tt etic building } fi verything. You egret it if yeu don't come. Other officials named at the annual 5 SPE TTRACTION: The well known eccentric election of officers were ; 4 ROOKIES LOOK GOOD R . | * sive his original conception of the par Clarke, vice president: Lac . ROIEA SBURINGS. Cal. March ‘ ter” impersonation. " J Jimmy Reese, shocestop; Johnny & oT a Mickey ADMISSION: Ladle treasurer; Leon De Turenne. Car u i bareman, the three rook te character audited, ERE 3 dress suits will Be = chuteal: knockor 1 2a bp Me Lewis and C. A. Pringle, trustees; ENTER OF MYSTERY FORTHE MatoR @ wate. fe anong ithe gekpere: (eres a taupe ceca eae ill insti IVAN ATG ‘Orchestra, will furnish Leon De Turenne, team captain, el to be among thore chosen to stay Billings. Superior, Wis Uon. cing 2 : a when others are farmed out, fifth round here last night.