The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 20

20 tHE SEATTLE STAR St || CHARLEY PADDOCK DEFINITELY DECIDES TO RACE SATURDAY | | Sprint King | Johnny Frederick, Hitter DeLuxe | Infield Is Holding Up Indian Outfit Z| § to Perform |) | at Stadium “World's Fastest Human” Announces He Will Compete on Local Paths Good Work | OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN Men Helps |: la "| a Ue Makes Work for Pitchers = BY TOM OLSEN eT meer yrmnmmernennr Easy; Other Gossip of ja ' Ady 2 ried \ |} clea i : i . National Pastime v7 ait | STORE Jeo tH es i ‘ ql Wa : I c re \“ i 8 ; ij é ! i Jonnny Frederick, the Salt Lake Bees’ fine young hitter, kept up his splendid work with the willow yesterday, getting : three hits in four trips, one a double. # y He has hit safely seven times in 11 trips ise ‘ j to the plate in the present series with a Seattle. The youngster also looks good ee 7 eH in the field. i) Haldw 4 : >A t cng He v : ' se v the fit for the big fe * ip al made for han ; f oes ! «tk ‘ i im IDAHO MEETS ee i | CRACK HUSKIES Ps ne 2B : i) 2 esclntas’caa'8.. PAL MORAN TO 4SCOTT WINS (KING TO RUN = oat . BOX VICENTINI} _IN CARNIVAL — Se Ne conan ont en! COLLEGE NET 5 soy nn aad TITLE MATCH ; mega ted to E LAYING a ¢ ton. The game was t i man to run on Washington's four King's game c relay team Sa . tennh ed into occa : i. c : L . f Ma ve eth ott yes. | Status is being determined, and itis he pois “ Bag y Is s adies o say de sos siades | thong Sheth oop FORMER PREP 4 ages STAR Is HerE Victor in Rainier to Leonard McCutchin, former Lin ® 4 ae >|: Close Mi ix Begin Play «: rived in Seattle for a brief stay pend. ry ing his return to Oregon Agricultural A bas BAGBY, veteran se . ROSE college next fall. McCutchin, who league battles, : performed on the Aggie frosh foot ball and basketball teams, excellent chance of Beaver varsity next will be ¢ courts. The | «pyaq” 64 Scott was master of for the meet. Conth ler, of the Oregon Aggies EDDIE O'DOWD WINS ia jmay not run Ray Dodge in ti O, May 2.—Eé O'Dowd, | he rituation | tourmile relay. If this is true, them nt ed Harry |*t all times, keeping the titleholder /tne Huskies will mand = 56 alight)! check, He akothi onan exceed} chance of beating the Aggiesal argin in a 10-round bout here last | !8/¥ nervous thruout the first part | thoir best race. roles soir sates of the mateh, but calmed down | tienes eee | the set and match first set proved to be an in-] Scott, the Northwest champlen, of the way the match was}was in fine form, and was forte to exert himself only a few times! in straight sets from Bob F on the ¢ ores were 6 of many make the work of the oppo. tion twirlers plenty tough © f1AS BOWMAN STARTED : : : 4 0k th He made two double faults in-the. ~ QUAYS DEFEND Sha int wage hte CAE |i ates om oy"we | ; var Mex: Pa water ea LEAGUE LEAD": ; : ' Queen Anne this afternoon was fightin, prep lea of the game wan to be Anne. In the o day, Broadway lin at Franklin. R field were playing at V and Lincoin was crossing bats with | Ballard at Ballard. fhe second ret was played quick BASEBALL ¥ and as the third opened, Hesketh } took a brace. He took the first | game, but lost the next. Hesketh | wo: e third game, making the} From here Scott took! eventually aptured t young of talent n't much © out st base ne But it’s ne young PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE ‘OHN DUGUID and h Wen: Lest «Pet J in the handling of t) fan cup , One Quality, ‘One Profit, One Price 19 65 | of this erin: test ioe local ss am , 5 375 | we a d} ‘ed off ac r core “4 lay or be ment chiels fr to it Harvard last in Lost Pet : : (3; [on time 1 | must be played on or before May 11 iz (are & v Scott vs. Mcintosh ‘ Murison vs, Steedman; McBain vs 7|Tubby; McAuslan va , 7) McDonald vs. Waddell; Gar 2 44 RESULTS \ Watts ys. Rose ; At phia hn MW, .& Gibson y " J. Gillespie te; M, Paton v Willis oe il i , Herbert ti ; i. | Paton; D. Duncan ys, Hay vip, Wingard and Severetd. 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