The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 16

PAGE 16 About Fights and Fighters BY LEO H, LASSEN ARDINO, They don't Angeles AN BERN March 26. - want boxers in Los —they want catchers. Any time the battlers at Doyle's or at Hollywood try the clever stuff they get the razzberry two-step tune. Toe-to-toe slugging, man battling and the science the better. I's & tough racke have to win to t you can take ‘em 2 Both places Angeles fans moters are Colima, Joe other favorites Much as $2,000 { No wonder Seatt Ture these babi would have much less! Bercot Would Go Big in L. Pode Bercot, Bressive style, in Los Angeles. T style of fighting. With i sirength and boring; in t Ber ot Should have no trouble in land tg matches down her he Meeldes to come. less with b wo! if Morgan Is in San Francisco Tod Morgan, Co champion, is now in but will drop down to Los soon. He has a fight in sig! Stewart McLean, the crack featherweight. Morgan als ehance with Joe Burman Griffin in L. A ISHIT AND BERCOT TOP NEXT SHOW $a result of having a knockout in his last appearance. | George Ishii, the Japanese boxer, is anxiously awaiting his bout with Bud Bercot, the feature attraction of Fri day night's amateur show th Austin & Salt gym. This will be the second time that the two have met. In the first meet tng, Bercot took a close scored at In Ishii’s last ¢no: he stowed away his rivat with a KkMeckout punch and will try to do the same to Bercot, he declares. © Another bout on the card whi ‘Mttracting interest is Art pene and Dan Me. i: ht is BE FAVORITE YORK, March 26—Turf ex perts pick Sarazen. St. James or Wise Counselor to be favorite in the first quotation from the winter book on the Kentucky Derby. Kentucky is centering its hopes of Winning the derby this year on Wise Counselor. The wise guys are of the Opinion that he was the best two ear-old, despite the unbeaten record CAN'T STOP HIM stop Ruth, Low and outside, says Intelligent pitching Will stop him, opines George Sisler. Just pitch, but be sure to duck, says ‘One Punch O'’Goofty, the traveling i i Cai., cave! * THE STAR MAKCH 26, 1f KILLEFER PREDICTS CLOSE STRUGGLE FOR COAST TEAMS Frisco Is Not Cinch for Flag Los Angeles and Portland Are Question Marks of League Race BY WADE KILLEFER (Manager of the Seattle Indians) NAN BERNARDINO, ¢ March 6 While He’s Some Pitcher Hurler Has Makings of Great Star Elmer Tesreau, Washing- ton Star, Looms as Sen- sation of College Year BY JACK HOHENBER( wr Elinor Ur f Washington a much trengthening and Seatt nto will ¢ that livision last A questic only teams an out up but the ors in MoWeer sue in game and McWe ¢ hurler in The « regular of the t amplons da st hing vy ' BEES ARE DANGEROUS Salt Lake addition of 1 Pond and Mulvey the pitching si powerful quota of hurl win a kh that they O'Deul, Elmer und Harr gives them of games for lost on road. ing means little In Salt Lake. The Bees figure to win the majority of thelr games at home because of i small park and powerful hit : — TIJUANA ATTRACTING ATTENTION who will Bees Piteh Vernon hag a | that will give teams a ad if up under the the Tigers Portland 1 »f young blood th the «1 he winner. WORTHY WILL + HUSTLING Hustling Bill Ke a cea good Sacramento year and will } team hitting four arning mat Willis Sharpe $519 behind ctory will put Old * mone sh, will ft pa. f Man O w ELMER TESREAU Here's the husky Unive record. reity of Washington sophomore who has been making the college batemen look sick. ‘He's a Mala yt nephew of Jeff Tesreau, former Giant star and at present Billings | @thletic director of Dartmouth college. sits GEORGE SISLER EXPECTS ,BASERUNNING COME BACK this questions, stronger « have some Hood, Twombly, and veveral n moulded into Krug’s team may Oakland will have the Mails, Boehier hio and Kunz hitting, just an average catching fenced outfield | mary. Seattle will give if our pitching « compares favora league. Brady ha and has improved 30 per cent. Baik ing and this impc Tree and Dr purchased by Baror Mose Go! if Muttonki. Zeing and A Such fam It is the opin mes here y. In way } them practice in out ordinar and the hat baserunning will back in all {ts effulgent glory this season. “With the pit ted to throw the pa to throw brand ney hits are going to Gependence will be placed swatting,” argu or “This means be devised to get runners around the bases, or in scoring positions Base stealing will come back. will. the hit and the squeeze play “In short, be will go back to where i¢ wus betore-the lively: ball made its appearanc the way back, but far enough to de mand a diversified attack Sisler evidently intends to have baserunning team. In the practice br Sarl Sand: 5 bring Bar , | Chief and Iva OLD BOSTON INFIELD WAS GREAT ONE infields, composed > making his pitc mcenattig with any in as in out infield hite ones, baw ‘ « fewer and less pitcher be on shee other ways must down a bunt . \PEAKIN en judge from the fe come ; isler In not aChance in the B oilins, ars ¢ lan of considerable | This quartet performed for tt ton Americans and in those days tho class of the majors. ranks as one of tho best third.sack ers of all time, while Parent hax had ery few superiors at short. Forris at second and LaChance, at f 0 were above the average respective stations. I . Col lins and Parent were all good hitters with Ferri with the ath was a great ball has seen uch it LOWER KLAMATH GOOD HUNTING Lower Kalamath lake one of the finest rounds for ducks in California. ‘This the objective of a movement jJaunched by the California Fish and me commission which secky to have the great lake reflooded by stopping its flow into Link river In announcing promotion of a movement to have the lake reflooded | the fish and game commission state | ment points out that in the last few years approximately half a acres of lake, swamp, and land hag been drained for ation purposes ot arent and Jimmy 20 yo age Ferris, therefore sacrifi some tasty Yooted k OLD MASTER Pure um,” says J sey with reference to Firpo's retire. ment. Being in the same business nd having retired himself, Jack is certainly competent an opin DELANEY NOT MONICKER at-scroryaeng The Irish wh lebrated on St Patrick's day e of Jack De. laney's victory ‘er Pau) Berlenbach, are due for a rude awakening. De. laney's real name is C Chapdelaine Demp. maybe no ho ce beea: NG HOUSE BY “AHERN 7 AY, YES GIR MAJOR, ~~ WW TH’ HUMAN RACE, TW’ HOOPLES won BY A NOSE !~ BUT THOSE BIG EARS OF Yours DONT mean GENEROSITY ~~ THEN GOT-THAT WAY | FROM LISTENING TO SO MANY BAWLINGS being a a long margin. id mbination few that could all things considered. wea If) Hi 1] / BY JOCVE BONS,~ 1 | WANT To SHOW You THIS WTERESTING PICTURE OF MY UNCLE, “THE HONORABLE BOLIVAR “Tt HOOPLE! ~~ You WILL NOTETHE “NPICAL HOOPLE FEATURES =< A STEAD, YET KINDLY ENE, THE SENSIMIVE REFINED NOSE, THE FIRM MOUTH, AND “TENACIOUS CHIN, AND “THE LARGE EAR DENOTING GENEROSMY f. HAW LADS, ~ 1G FT NO WONDER THAT I FEEL “THE PRIDE OF A “TRUE HOOPLE 2 New, ~ 1 / CAN SEE A BIG RESEMBLANCE, Nov WOULDNT FIND “THAT NOSE ANWHERE BUT oN A HOOPLE, ~ OR A MOOSE! may again be breeding vELL MAJOR) SEEING AS YOUR OL UNK AT HERETO PUT UP His GUARD, 1 WONT VOTE. YES OR NO!s million marsh reclam: “MY OWN” WILL BE IN SHAPE BALTIMORE, March — 26.—My Own, Cary 'T, Grayson’s big colt, dis | appointment of the 1923 racing sea son, is being pointed for the $2 . Dixie handicap at Pimlico. Tho colt will not race at Bowie. My Own is said to have wintered well and to be training soundly, 'MISS COLLETT STILL LEADS: PINEHURST, N. C., March 26. Miss Glenna Collett is still the fa vorite in the women’s North and South golf tourney being held here, in spite of the fact that she is only third in the standings AMATEUR BOX EVERETT, March ~Art Quillan, well-known amateur boxer, died here Monday as a result of in juries received in an auto accident. 'MeQuillan was thought to have been on the road to recovery, and a ben efit smoker w being planned for him by Everett sportsmen, , ie wayOR a PROUDLY +] Exnierts WIS UNKS PORTRAIT= Es 000 | Me: | HARPER WINS CALL OVE R ROBERTS? Fight by Rounds HOUND ONE HOUND FOUR HOUND VIVE 1 HOUND TWO een Boy Makes Great Scrap of It Harper Takes Last Three Rounds in Title Bout and Wins Decision BY TOM OLSEN ROBERTS, ‘Tacs HOUND IX ROUND THIEF ST. LOUIS CARDINALS HAVE ONE- ‘MAN JOE WILL JAMS ‘TOV E BY Bye PREP GOLF MEN FINISH FIRST WEEK exchange gree HORNSBY HASN'T FORGOTTEN EL |B: th is nd We Hornaby tle he elcome a ACOMA ; March # no intentions of puivve non job in St. Lou ‘ ight, meets Frank I « event of \orrow mount in the serap, Northwest ince heavywelght JOIE RAY W RACE AP CHICAGO, March 14 star middie distance Mionois A. C., will , of the Wilco A. C, 500 meter event ame shments Indirectly, of course, Carat ald profit thereby you want mn but t there hitting a handicap Hornsby is one of the r markable right-hand hi time. This spring he seems alread to be hitting in mid-season stride. Brooklyn has one of the best pitch- ing In the old league, but Unele ybie's pitchers were unable to get He out an exhibition ame here Later, at Sarnsota, John McG vent hin first-string pite the Cardinals and Mr. Hornsby tore them to shreds with a deva "1 the als wot Ye player 2 ma 400 isn't exactly te TRY TO DO 1 the word from all Southe camps. Base running is deciding factor, say the Which brings us back t baseball truth, you can’t in crs against » FARMER AND JOHNSON TOP TACOMA CARD : runner of the ® Abel Kiviat of New York ina Base running due for a revival, is} jut Harper came bac’ a5 master of the infigt n from the fourth round on. He was Hing effect, mix. round ¥ ooked even to r ught that Harp Anne dway red Billy Morrow n the second round of the s uled six-round semi-windup. Flores was master of the tion thruout, and was await! chance to land a knockout He found it a short right to the chin, nd Morrow went down. His head hit the canvas like rock, and he was out for fully five minutes before being able to loyd John: |ieaye the est heavy- | Young m Langford, who usually r In the" gets the worst of it, unex- the Eagles’ | pected surprise when he was award- evening. led the special event decision over of interest! frankie Britt, Britt won the first and @/three rounds by a good margin, but by | Langford came back strong and took |the final session. The spectacular |finish caught the judges’ eyes, and | Langford was given the call Stanley McBride and Roy ae) |put up a great scrap in the sec | spot, and it was called a draw, altho it appeared that McBride had an edge. This would be a good remateh. Sailor Aragon won a decision over | Al Calvert in the opener. It was a |painful bout, but the boys can hardly be blamed, as they took the scrap on only an hour's notice. Mel Berg, who was to have appeared, was forced to cancel his engagement because of illness, Promoter Druxman was observing rn training | his birthday yesterday, and some of to be the | the prominent fans got together and managers. | purchased some nifty gifts to be pre- the old | sented in the ring. Nate respondef steal first} with a little talk, and was given a big hand by the fans. st scrap in h gained | boxer ILL RIL 4) Joie Ray, here April T ° bat fire. CARDS HAVE WEAK SPOTS Rickey has nothing to we about Kix headliner, It's his caten- ng staff and the right side of his infield that should demand his con- rn, With Eddie Ainsmith gone, Rickey probably has the worst} catching staff in the league, At ir nt Tubby Clemons is rated as his first-string catcher. 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