The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 16

THE SEAT Lk ‘Behind the Home Plate! was BY BILLY EVANS Dis hington Stars Have SCOTT AND HESKETH MAY BE Amateur Boxing Tourney Da mine icnsuel BEG Chance (OUR BOARDI NG HOUSE « of « Must Win Coast Title at ae Eugene, Ore., Bel @ to Considered for Big Trip) [7/7 YOU KNow YourseLr . MY DEAR. rT I’ * ’ H 17) ke Met to t rule the « at Bug Ores BU Il WAVE MY b Mt t ave an ex SUSPICIONS AS“To . ane d f ‘ me fe +. “t os f nlg-sees California sending any me : ‘ it rej t ne past two sea aging, | few qua ¢ E th ve 4 chance te barn er tog like oo : bgt spirit, maintai be ‘ able to have ers pulling feng BERCOT IS su __ WINNER IN VERNON It is almost obvious, that the | bench manager is in a much bet GG ter position to do such things than the player-leader, who must not only direct but also deliver qyerenn are the two maj leagues t al star pla went rs who are combining the playing htweight v Joe Lay and managerial end for the first time take o George Sisler, outstanding star of |beating. but the Northerner won |r Diggins cause of eye trouble, and handling the Despite a v isappointing start by his club, Sisler seems to have re covered the form that made him the is playing fi Louls Brow given plenty of rs and he w Probably get lots of action here in the future. he left the ring. when around WE WAY SHE HAS DOCTORED HER Ne, AIR Go eheig OR AWN THING | WORLD! « | TA SHAME | Mics cuurcn & HERZOG PUT ON A HAMMER DUET ABOUT MISS LEE =- BY AHERN | ele Peper! most talked about player in the coun try. Tt will be interesting to ne @ffect the showing of his clu eventually have on the play of Sish A manager of a ball club is held accountable for its showing, altho $20 NOW TOP CHARGE FOR INDIANA GO TIGERS ARE BEATEN BY Very often he is in no way respon-| MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. May 7 tafe : sible for the failure of the club to/The prico of ringside seats for the Q ANNE, West Seattle, Bal win | w-Carpentier fight here on Ma and and Roosevelt were th If the Browns conttiue to disep-|31 hag been reduced from $25 to $20, | Winner the prep ball ¢ point, will Sisler be able to continue |} Seww antcuated onterd his remarkable play? If he does } Fight headquarters have. been|,,!! one of tt maga Of the Will be more than the superyplayer |opened and orders are being taken | M&M #chool season on Anne dé he is recognized to be. for tickets, the distribution of which | fated Broadway Both Jona “1 Sn | FOR and Reynolds twirled good ball ie Will start today. One order for $650 but the Queen Anno twir eceived In addition to Sisler there is [Worth has been received from oy d ‘ erroriess support, while three be proved costly to Reynol The seore. Wealthy Chicago sportaman, who & going to entertain a party of friends Stanley Harris of the Washing- fon team and Dave Bancroft of " the Boston Braves. Bancroft |Two trains are being organized from | Queen Anes ‘ s 6 goes from a pennant winner and (St. Paul and one from Cleveland a + Shad vase $3.8 world champs to a lowly second Gibbons will train at the Golfmore | ,,J2nnees 894 Gabriel; Neynolde a» livision club. The whole situa. | Country club on Grand Beach, where Satie ion will be new to him, Harris, |n indoor and outdoor ring have been WEST SIDE: me of the guime’s greatest seonenpbuil!. Gibbons is expected to arrive Went Seattle ond basemen, fs fn charge of a (at his camp within a few days 0: & Sala teat club that finished fourth iast | Carpentier, who sails from Parts nizaling hit b season. |today, will do his training at Long obeltig’ ehns vas What will the hatvest be for | Beach, about a mile outside the city gamo for the Indians |His camp is now |readiness for him. being these stars in the role of manag- ers? eed Iny” Pp BASEBALL | FRANKLIN SNOWED UNDER Roosevelt used the { Prep Notes paths for a PORTLAND vs. SEATTLE nawien it comes to flight, you'll have to| merry-go-round yesterday and be- GAME CALLED AT 2:30 Sand the pal *p-| cause Franklin objected only meek: BE acu-0169 For TICKETS | ly, the Teddies won. b to 0 . | Score. The Roosevelt stole a Norton | total o ses m running in high schos! meets | “ral Of 18 base . leat t Prankiin ° @ race. That was a { ae [his sophomore year at the all Morse, Marlow and Moree — Hinkle, Huliengren and Alexa ‘Bleepy” Smith mer Tiger | c star, was running his) BALLARD BEATS GARFIELD on trailed at the lest sion for two and 6. tape Ballard upset the dope yesterday then, by a wonderful burst of speed, | by beating Garfield, 4 to 1 caused Smith to step out and establish | game at Ballard [@ record in that 23. Norton} nic {finished inches behind Blew Felt for the Sim, the Garfield moundman, worked wel ot} in a good Al Howe twirled winners. also at tallard made all of its scores in {to establishing a ne mile, thin year 3 ae eb Jenkins, t Ballard ‘ 3 rm up the nee. If thin ¢ ort of compet Sim and foppe Howe a ‘ » CASEY STENGEL z IS “SET DOWN” Suet NEW YORK, May 7. nt the sc hoards gel. Boston outfielder, was fined $100 j¢ achedulings. 'y rights, such n spended definitely y as Jenkins and Norton and Indrid: and suspended indefinitely Tuesday should be allowed to go to the all-state | bY John A, Heydler, president of the track meet and uphold Seattle's name. | National league, for “disgraceful con But that's not what the school board duct" on the field Monday. 1 says. Not by « jerk of Solomon's goatee paoneey. during y ‘fixe the game in Brooklyn between the No sirt Braves and Robins. Stengel protested st a called game of ball against Broadway yeater jth strike b; i amoc ol ay and let the Tigers down with two) (Mitd strike by makin mock of runs, Johnson clanked the apple for two| tis #hirt and by several other antics the eity And that’s another argument | Against the sckcol board's attitude on n Big Bruce Johnson pitched « pretty | bags, also. jwhich the league president called up in the world and is going to set some | of the leaders down. Coach Dave Logg | teal bait clube “Lowes nade teat) INJURED WRIST at Lincoln in the problem of mate NEW YORK, May 7.—Paul Ber powerful scoring unit aa the Nalleplitter ball tear, #ix weeks on account of a splintered —_—— bone in his right wri: Capt. Dan Lewis and Howie Langile ge. These two little stare arelin the Garden and had accepted dust about the equals of many of thelr! terms for a match with young Strib. - | “disgraceful ‘That Lincoln ball team is coming right is ee ia Veen arse wien’his maton ett | BERLENBACH HAS seems to have succeeded in making a] and it certainly ix a credit to him that | tenbach, New York mid pach, 3 ddleweight, has ether such ght, has Brdietel scottie PU Ae che mallee ice | been forced. to canoel nil matenes for Berlenbach was to have met Billy of Broadway and Roosevelt respectively, | my to hold the center of the prep| McGowan of Georgia, Friday night, older competitors and should, in a couple of years, bo able to represent Seattle in| ling on the milk fund card here in June. 90000000000000 a There’s Always Something Doing AT THE ZERO 24 Jefferson Street Just Back of L. C. Smith Bldg. Card Tables, Pool, Cigars Candies, Soft Drinks Fountain Lunches ——Pay Checks Cashed— 000000000000000 ARROW COLLAR Low, Comfortable t Smart. Cluett,Peabody & Co.Inc Vvuuvt0V000 0000000000006 KUAY NINE Wiille | a. | Casey Sten. | PACIFIC COAST LEAGL Wor Vet Han Francisco o 6 ve ‘ kiana « la * Angeles ‘ | Beattie ‘ 6 40 Bacramento . ae | Hage 3 | Hacramento-Malt La | Balt Lake traveling How Series Stand game postponed, 1 Portiana . ‘ +1 fan Franeiaco ..0 1 Los Angeles .....0 © Maeramento , ® AMEMICAN LEAGUR Won Last York 4 35. x8 Pret. 467 eit + > $ ‘ 76 rk n # in 1 | New Yor 2 ° |" Tommet and Perkine; Hoyt ang Schang. | At chicago Ril Mt M | Detroit Toten 4 Ic rt | Stoner and Dasster sand Bohalk nm £ Coe 6 haute, M eS ee ee 4% 3 | Marberry, McGrew and Rue! } NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Leet Pet Cinetnnatt 16 lene agit baat * M110 lage Pittabu 19 10 600 | noston 4 1 Philadelphia 0 4 At_ Philadelphia no ME Philadelphia ey | Ber McQuillan and Gowdy, Sny- | ders Ring and Wilson | At Brooklyn nN 4H, F | norton o i Brooktyn 10 | Barnes and O'Neill; Muether and | wea Pittabure ere ee | Aldridge and Hartnett; Kremer a Gooch Cincinnatl-8t. Louls, at St, Lous, n | game; rain, HUSKY TRACK | MEN LEAVE | part Thursday night for |dual track meet with Oregon | Bugene. Coach Hee Edmundson taking 16 men with him to attempt to overcome Bill Hayware letes, the men being George | Web Augustine, Ceo Tupper, Ken | Applegate, Captain Kd Ferry, Loyal| Snyder, Tounis Wyers, Frank ¥ the t « ath:| Clark, | erty, Kin DuBois, Ralph Finke, Frank Carter, Winchester King, Bill McGinnis, Perey Egtvet and Egbert Brix Little is Yellow tracksters except that Ralph Spearow, the flying parson, will be on hand to cop nix custom known of the Lemon ary first in the pole vault, Perey Egtvet should give the parson run for his money in the high Jump. DIOPHON WINS ENGLISH RACE NEWMARKET, England, May 7 Krom a. field of 25 three-year olds, Diophon, the entry of Aga | Khan, millionaire Indian prince, to-| day won the 2,000 stake here today classic guineas | Lord Astor's Bright second and J, B, was third, Knight was Joel's Green Mire it Game Chatter } | FOR EUGENE. | \AJASHINGTON’S track hopes de. | | He buffed a throw to second, | bie teuland Wins for Redskins, G ORGE STEULAND turned in riliantly pitched game Thu and defeated Portland 2-2 in 10 innings, He helped win his S another fa blasting a double to left center in the last of the 10th} jand scoring on center, own gamo by lane's single to Twice Portland had taken the lead | und the Indians came back to tie the} score, Portland scored in the second | fwhen Pobdle forced Cox, who had| walked, and went to second on Wolfer's infield out, ' counting on} Daly's dinky single to right | Rowman lifted a long liner Into! [left field that fell in the bleachers, }Ueing the count in the se McCann walked and stole second | jand scored for Portland in the ninth | on Poole’s single and Eldred's bobble | Welsh doubled to start the ninth | scored on Ted Baldwin's bust | R. H. PO, A. EB. ee 8044 TAR Doses Pa Beg | oo 406 6 r o 6 1 o °@ ° 0 6 o 6 4 0 o 1 a of Totals uM ees 16 4 SRATTLE AP H. PO. A, F Lane, of Wal bat pee She Brady, 2b... ans 1 4 Wein, if i oped Ghee Sete hie 6 M1 n winning run scored. o0101 110001103 teuiand 1, Bek nd 6, Eckert 1 Tine reapovaible for ert a, Bares on Stolen run: Cox, Poole. T, Haldw ing—Bow Brady to Umpires ow man. of game— Schaller and Phyle. Bowman had js exe on the ball yeater- harley Eckert for three r belng a terrific drive firat In. the seventh, much better control than altho walks figured In both of| formerly the Portland runs, Welsh was started In left field because Rohwer on hitting. The kid slammed rohing single down the first line and dropped @ double into left fleld in four trips, Killefer changed hik putting Welsh third, reventh, moving Ted and Bowman to sixth, batting order, dropping Crane to Baldwin to fifth Eekert pitched a brilliant game for Portland and had a lot of stuff, He pulled 4 smart play in the ninth with Bal dwin on second and Bowman on. first wheeled and pickod Lowman cleanly off of first bane, Poole hasn't forgotten how to hit, The Vortiand firat sncker smacked a single and double and picked up a sacri- fico hit, He played a nifty firat base to boot, Neither Gressett nor High came with the Beavers, th fielders being laid up with colds in Portland, el, Vortinnd's new third sacker, An't look very imptemsive white facing euland’s curve bail, He fanned the last three times up. | Benton, new outfielder, patrolled right | fleld for ‘the Gardner, for Portland, and Sutherland for Beattie, were soheduled to do the pitohtng today with Bagby as a probable “tarter if Suds tan't ready, City Meet to Begin on May 23 Austin & Salt Change Date; Regular Amateur Mitt Card Friday BAD WEATHER FOR PIGEONS Pigeon club from Rauwe r at n SENT TONATIONAL NET MEET te Changed S#°" t Shots Ex pected j to Decide Open Meet Oakland Hills Course in Detroit Has Long Holes; Short Shots Decided Title Event at Flossmoor Lag Year, When Max Marston Won BY JOE WILLIAMS iEY are predicting that the brassie artists will rule the field at Oakland Hills in Jung when the great golf r¢ h 9 i for the annual open champion: 5 course is a 6,880-yard affair, with 85 out o and back whem onrs! Tt j probably the longest course ove aearaes which a championship has ever been held, Kit: Hence the forecast that expertness in playing long wooden second shots will be generously rewarded, The demands of Old Man Par at several of the holes are ex. tremely ferocious. The eighth hole is 450 yards long, Soig the tenth. Par for each is four. This calls for two mighty blows if you are to get home and still have the customary two putts left. Five others pass the 400-yard COUGARS ARE mark. These details offer eyi- WINNERS IN of the test and form justifi. able grounds for the assertion mon P +3 ens I 8 element. TON OE RTE ere ’ n to reall that when the ama. eir jubilee. The Six holes at Oakland Hills run between 450 and 650 yards. dence enough of the severity SECOND TILT that the skilled brassie player 7 EGE |W was made at t as Jong as tomsers the nec the series played here first y nine won the first game theanslil almost as h teams made three runs in the |” hots, and al rat inning © Huskies got in the second, while the ¢ aped up like an ened matters up in the third. The men who could » forged into the lead in the xth with another tally, and cinched the long tron, presumably 6, he ¢ when Don Wallingford in these m Di rr Lincoln high school player ng ae K ree crashed out a fourbagger that de ses a * ¥ »| cided the game. the Chicagaa a ‘ focal team attempted a ra t round, Seam " nth that netted one run, f the brane and jong iron theories, one tally short of evening It ae at the Both Cook and Liston twirled nicé | going t Dieriek ‘anhoutte R. Demeyer R. #. Gregory . BURNS FAILS | TO MAKE GOOD Burne, right-handed piteh er, who looked wo good in the few games he worked for the Athletics ast fall, is meeting with all kinds of trouble this spring. He has been hit hard in every start, and Manager Mack is about ready to consign him to the bushes JACK BURKE IS WINNER One of the best jockeys at Harre de Grace this spring Is Jack Burke, who rode six winners in hin first 11 starts, and whose “average” to| date is still considerably better than yers who were play. all, The score— ae shots well, and the W. 8. C. 6 7 3/ matches co ed to go that way U. of W. 5 8 4|\thruout the tournament. Liston and Boyd: OAKS SMOTHER ANGEL TOSSERS| took and Mitchell.! The ultimate winner was Max | Marston of Philadelphia, and Max | won, not thru his long game, but on his short game. The Merion aristo. crat had the one-shot holes at his mercy. LOS ANGELES, May 7.— Oak-| A study of the canis of the last land smothered Los Angeles yester.|¢lght survivors at Flossmoor die day under a 12 to 3 tally, knocking|Closed that Marston had bagged off the |More par and birdie scores at the par {3 holes than any other contestant, Charley Root, Angel hill in the third frame. The score: |It was his consistency in this detail The score R. HH. £,/that won him the title. Oakland Poe eet ieee -—_— Los Angeles aes ST Daiterice: Kunz and Baker; Root| WERNON WINS Ramsay and Butler. BISHOP MAKES GOOD WITH A’Ss) Vernon took first blood in the big series with San Francisco yesterday, winning 5 to 4, 4 Max Bishop is the most impres-| ‘The score: RK He sive of Connie Mack's three ne Vernon ..... ‘ inf 7 6 stars, There is a dash to Bishop's |San Francisco 4 s o% play that the fan likes. Strand and} Simmons appear rather colorless. Batteries: Penner ‘Shea, Schorr and Agnew. FRENCH RUGBY Slugging Due to Over Enthusiasm. The Rugby” Federation ‘in France s been facing a quandry lately ow- ® to the undue roughness which is allowable under present rules. + After the Toulouse-Biarritz match last year, twelve of the - Toulouse Players out of the fifteen were on the casualty list.» One sporting pa- per described the -game as a did_ example of street fighting.” ( +, The rough work, it seems, is not due altogether to the French rules but rather to the keen rivalry between rugby teams in different parts of France, ‘The Frenchmatt seems to let his enthusiasm get the better of ‘im, CAP a: A player guilty of “roughing” is never ruled off the field unless his ‘opponent is rendered. completely tmn- conscious. / ; FREAK DRIVE RECORD) (Makes a ‘“‘One'’ to Own’ Sweater Pocket, The record for freak drives goes to Harry Moore of the Willowick Golf Club of Cleveland. One day last winter while Moore, (who is a left handed golfer, was blay. ding out of a sandtrap at Willowick , CIGARETTES TWENTYFOR, len- a | TWO MILLION GOLF_SWINGS That's What it Takes to Become in Expert. ‘Practicé strokes, 250 an hour, twé hours daily, 210 days a year for fife teen years equals 1,575,000. Playing strokes, 100 to each 18 holes (including practice swings), 240 rounds a_year_for_15_years equals Exhibition”strokes “for friends and photographers, 65,000. Total. 2,000,000 strokes. That's how . many times “Chick Evans has swung a club during fif- teen years of golfing, during which time ke has won the National Open title once, the National Amateur title twice and the Western Amateur title eight times. ‘ - While Sweetser“and © Sarazen’ have had more rapid rises to fame than Evans, neither one of them is as teady at pounding out pars. Further, in his rise from” dub to fer, Evans has walked on links tance - equivalent to _ halfway the world. <a figures were.” compiled “on” a bi only five miles for eighteen ind an average of ha month for seven year. They’ came to 10,500 f the fifteen years!” jon for Joie Ray's success Rider path seems to be his Ry to judge almost to @ gue a second just what 5 Hing, whatever the distance A.QUARTER.. was in Columbus last year Xhibition run, he told the Before starting that “he would im_a_mile_in 4:30". that_eve the” watches clicked “on” the par Joie's time was 4:3156. roke of an eight: ems to “smell” his owt he_wing without the aid of he drove:the ball into a nearby bunk- er. As it struck the bunker it took a reverse English and plumped int the right hand | pocket of, Moorgis sweater, the package for instance Heavy lead-foil with tissue lining keeps aroma in and air out-—A pocket humidor. And because those metal sides may be FOLDED ‘around the contents, the last Tareyton is as fully firm, fresh and fine as the first... er of the land assembien ip. The Detroige a par of 72,7 FIRST MELEE SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May T=" and Murphy; ie J | a ae yf AVAL 1 iA Lf ll Ee ma 8 ir,