The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1924, Page 24

THE ATTLE STAR SI Beavers to Suffer Loss of Tossers Long and Short of it} EXPECT GREAT WORK BY - Crack Diver [Premier Diver of N. W. Is Out for | itching Trouble Also ere J Will Cause Manager ° 72: Kenworthy Worry Big 7 hings v0 HB: LASSEN Fadden Only Likely Indi- Sporting Editor of The Star vidual Athlete for the Olympiad From N. W. O58 AN L Good ting and base car igte th They ma fifst sack 1M « have Yarrison bination When Jones they around sh BY Me TOM OLSEN FAL BLACKIE ' out and may first base w the Beavers To replace have two ton, But ure up to ard. SAnd the Portland clu *ohd sackers now Worthy managi Emmett Mec: A problem ¢ As to who wi Kennie, wi @an’t be kept out t Om the other har Shown that he can’t Dut that he's a sta And a candidate for major Bradvation. He may be sold for a/ fat sum if he is played regularly Portland also has pitching trouble, | the same as the majority of the other not ret puld be y his ape ard w He ONLY LIKELY OLYMPIC - nos a the the TWO WC RECOR K STA ~~ Ds BLIS )F ) 3 swimming len Wm. H the Va ann has ay shortstop, Cliff Brady (left), and Wheezer Dell are the short and| sho tall in the Seattle baseball club's training camp, Brady is|Ame Glubs in the Coast league |the new second-sacker from Rochester, while Dell is a a Marry Gardner, . the venerable eran te rler in the Coast loop. | WALLA WALLA. » Olymp taken great ‘BOB HARPER in regard to the Portland uniform this year ‘Het has « ust state Shad some fine years with Seattle, 1 mw hat land he looks like the best bet of j . 1 ‘ inet ia a bin and othe , od at the Poftiland pitchers now | L VE me Boo cid cote ate A har fight-hander in Charley Eckert, a (6) py’ Keuhn apd ing “aS eer. @urve-dall artist. He had a fine F R BIG GO “IN BIG MEET with the best in the . a ar and should be a Bo: HARPER, Seattl tle cm AGO, r ; Fi Ae selection ae rhe ‘ m of San} will leave th fs Walla Walla iss ® ability 2 A. ¢ ; Lefty Schroeder is counted upon, | ¢o; land, wher: am established) 4, there w that he} Walter Leverenz, veteran) pinkey M. w j . © third pia be eg 30 ast given Fir ¢ » te a holdout. Hugh |terweight champion, in a 10 coed ‘ hance to qua a Bedient has been {il and may not | pout Tuesday mer whe \ C.F, Werner n Portland Feport. er will complet: his training! % D. a » 19. swimming expert, a " Fadd jen The rest of Portland's Pitching |, Harp PeaditeEe cue tren at ap he Wests the firat|a boost. Hiy lette BEAR OARSMEN jt is of very uncertain nature | ihe ta the beat oc| game by: t e 1 drew al «s 6 « 9 th high D gid the Iron Duke is dickering foe dow. for feet eB ras ge, Bbne es Ho Soeana LEAVE TONIGHT ES couple of big league castoffs. [Pe for the scrap Walla. Walla tang! Yel ae hon ne wicane BERKELEY, ( 5 ‘ * Frank Brazil, one of the most| Nate Druxman, who handies| Wale Walla tangles with | the/on men of caches Ky Ebright “and Na Betty Hilleary agsressive Players in baseball, and | Harper's affairs, annc a Mick oteathaakt Wise her y and Dwicked hitter, will be back at|day that all of the 200 r roe ire scared nog fie 8 Is Real Sport . ‘He can't throw, but his|seat tickets the fight for Se hn gan ‘ 2 en : and hitting make him ong |attle sale and that more OLDSTER SIGNS : " Yillear der of the Pa, IN TOURNAMENT Ing title, off the list son turned profes: James Malon op depen weir hustling — fost valuable playera'in the| were coming for joeal planned: to make the trip. treseeti. Cox, High and Wetzel | / wilt do most of the outfield work. Tom Daly and Query and coch-| GENE CLINE Is Fane, two promising newcomers, EASY WINNER Will be behind the plate. “Altho Portland looks weaker than| TACOMA, April 4—Jimmy Gory, 152 pounder, proved: no ving honors.” “ast year, don't forget the wonder-| Chicago ful personality 6¢ Bill Kenworthy, | match for Gene Cline, Oakland v male "THREE TEAMS PRAISE FROM a IN SOCCER GO * W. HowELL. fans who Mira Hetty BIG. FIELD IN CAL. TOURNEY make the I be won tree knockouts his_ heavier opponent Kenworthy's ability as a leader will | California Make up for the lack of a great {Cline scored ) deal of playing strength on the ho will have a hustling ball ‘club. |terweight, ‘her boxer Another letter of praise ts from J field. Preddy Mack, § o' slugger, lost France| W. Howell, industrial seeretary of EEL sat Rites to ‘Kid’ Johnson, clever Of in thelthe ¥. M. C. A. at Everett, for 13 pair drove oer KEEP STRING boy, in the 6-round semi.w * to be held/ years in the Hawaiian in and “ ; Len’ Malody, Wyoming feather. nner fad two | himself a swimmer and diver of note however. weight, won from Bert Forbes, Seat Ht be ac Howell staten that he has Judged the dhat'ahe ON INFIELDER | 60,099 fo Ben Forbes divin af ach met se treet Pk MOLLA WANTS ar cia BSSTOCKTON, April 4—Manager| George Ishii, Seattle Japanena tithe Bill Kenworthy has sold Inflelder 7 flyweight, wo “ HER REVENGE | Shea, e call over Vincent Billy Hunnefield to the Waterbury alo trom Beattth VET TO SHOOT th p t eather of not Molla Mallory will club, of the Connecticut league, | FOR PORT AND) "rhe in ib wtir ‘ha "been | play tee (Aes sin the With the proviso that if he soakes | Se eeee Ct mer | Frank 1 nath ee eoteg hard all wate oot s a a Been gies tner| WILLS ORDERED fe “= | ROWDY ELLIOTT |n2"= rue at ini un dBm 7 TO TAKE REST Wills has been ¢ physician, Dr. Wilfred remain quiet for 6 weeks, Dr |lick's command followed several mi at the Luna Park natatorium. TO COME BACK “ rp Rowdy Elliott, veteran ca now with the Toledo, O, ball team is seeking to return to the Coast arry ed by TO BOX SOCKER CO, April 4.Jack nce to show how he FOR STONE t Dreamland | weight, stopped Tom Roper t}tonight in the main event. Sammy | in the 3th round, Roper wa of Santos and Sammy Campagno will) tied. when his seconds th furnish the semi-final on him | VERNON TIGERS |still ix useful and should expe: |little difficulty in trying to arrang la trade. got In the ats srl LOS ANGELES, April 4-—The By A HE a GIBBONS WINS BY K. 0. Ver Tigers depart Sunday night Tomy Gb St. Paul heavy- | the league season Tuesday with weight, knocked out Jack McFarland, jeither Ken Penner or Frank § Detroit, in the second round. on the mound. 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