The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 16

THE SEATT SEATTLE ST AR a JOHNNY FREDERICK IS SHOWING GREAT PROMISE WITH WILLOW. Salt Lake You Youngster Is Really Strong Batsman | Indians Back in Basement Star Net Tourney Set for June 11- 20 No Women Supr eme Frederick Showing Seattle Bugs Some Real Hitting; Crashes Two Over Fence in Wednesday's Game, Fourth Time It Has Been Done; Baseball Gossip Park Play to Precede Ed Jenkins, Ballard’s Great Ace in Golfing Many Great Golfers in BY LEO H. LASSE N City Meet Fifth Annual Woodland - Park Classic Dates Are MeN ra Fitts Announced > } two d 1 KY all about SMaNoslay, ond as be was ; ; In his two bows bef local fandom Frederick » officially seven t and has picked up and two hc wer the r t field ‘ o bur for sacrifice one ‘ ; A CITCUS Ca : leapin tate the al AMERICAN LEAGUE ; Freder dd two ove “ the t has been|= done in : . Sy Rohwer, p Dutch Reuther preceded him ‘ ‘ . i NATIONAL LEAGUE ; : ¢ ef H ‘ LEWIS COULD BE IN ‘ aa ned ¢ vi of | H t MAJOR YET A eh “4 s t t Vr Kiet Ls ‘ mu . : ; Hf I a « I i ! i ri r title | ! t) f ’ | « ed And T k H ! ' : si il ke | emmy of, | i | PHONE MEN : wt const ly | ARE CHAMPS ee ee | Game Chatter] IN BOWLING cereiwe| Frederick gry, tet outed Thrones Decide TE 200 2 Oscar Vitt walked After » prolonged batting slump Brick | —_ Ballard's Washing a clear claim to the s made up of four © Spokane m Jenkins, © and reached Ed colored track ace, is one hk conth ed to play in itation- was the| local high school league has turned out in many seasons. Here he is pictured topping Manag. to niay sot thwitatie { 4 } ! clear up to the championship. a star, scoring the timbers—he does both the high and low hurdles. He holds the city record in the\'\? © consequence she was worn of T follow broad jump, can high jump and wins the century and 220-yard dashes consistently. He|ratner tine and had no surplus en- nid the. tbe ae 2 will enter four events in the city meet and looks good for 20 points. ergy left to call on wh . 0 ie partition ‘ ie *s a long} counted © of t of the best all-around men —Photo by Frank Ja the Ranks of American Fairways Queens BY JOE WILLIAMS rf ; | sa former | unleashed a of golf and gave dence of having returned 1 after a prolonged | retiremen: n injury sus |tained in falling a horse, Mim |Hollins will be in the thick lof the battle summer and |will be a powerful factor in the hamplon: And wh |To my m America technique limination summer was 1 @ surprise, 8 much to a hing else. full cam- mm resorts and that the Vanderbeck, fine F obs, Star Staff Phot ‘ogrepher | HH. , se 140 ee —— jveteran, crowded her during the is in left field. Thinking| Lew ove in Vitt a ate ore | closing stages See fan nko hn pocket unt stated! ne ea ‘tal ton = ree ait O p pe and ANGELS BEATEN |WELLS LOSES |" fess not. 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