The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 17

WEDNESDAY, NAY 7.19 EATTLE STAR PAGE 47 |RECULAR WORK IS MAKING STAR HURLER OF GEORGE STEULAND : . ae AGGIES WIN GIBBONS WORKS GEORGES IS ! hthander Is Gaining YEAGER AND |HARRY WILLS TAKES CHANCE . Rig 9 KEELER BOX | WITH HANDS AGAINST MADDEN... E8 IDAHO) FOR NEXT BOUT ON WAY FOR Better Control of Hook TO A DRAW). ®Y HENRY 1. I ARRELI f never having ' SCRAP HERE Curve Is Effective; Big Fellow Pitches Well Un-| Povey ace wie Lair] AN, for t2en.cee ith pair of rit toa in be , P 2 der Fire; He's Most Effective Seattle Pitchor at ieavies. strusgies thru « ng & fs k Demy < re : | ¢ s Present; Steuland Still Belongs to Chicago Cubs founds DA a high, The Bg F Poca ss wigs Beg | ernaued twee ast | EGUI AR work B areee acess poate the . Pages tae san tea sa oan tehed olaians t ‘ efinied to ; 0 '°| BENNY WILLING " chee See ee te Campbell: Harry | Snnounced today that he nat only | Unlees. ¥ TO BOX WALKER \\"" pet he b ighthander of the Indians is the 1 " ’ from ¥ sed yo . 7 Daag me ; . 4 had ae e pitcher on the staff at present Brick Coyle and Jack Bi Madder ating . : stay of the Tribe he has turned ™ ont © ie raw, | ¢ cavy weig " . A . t me games, winning three, He lost to 4°4 Peter Michie ~vey Pave 8 mu > ren ‘ f at Sam 18 cing bigs 9 er s ’ ‘ o because his mates couldn't drive ir : ee eae ae the tough z Bo ‘ ay ' at eeuland beat Salt Lake in 12 frames Friday,| 1 Pong - ©, Bhi ve - wis lane bas teats oo f ad bi a t Pyro dy 4 : 7g Son Be , ngs ° nee S.A 5: IRR KOCKY SMITH WINS ; : : ine but five bingles, and yesterday he allowed but six |» for t ant fe asons Bag Pacey vb nae. we 1 Peaedly nog OB ; ; a : LOCK ui \its to the hard-hitting Portland Beavers in 10 stanzas. . . era to Shre Ds ; ee taas toe - G , 5 i Sgeramento got but six hits off of Steuland in their first ah d scored but one run. They got but the day they beat him. That makes but 24 hits ngt him in 40 innings. But in that same time he has w alked 16 men, six of whom — figured in the scoring. and looked like a finish wan Twseiay. wat every | MOM’N POP The Boss Knows Face Value BY TAYLOR | inst | on hits off of i was particularly — ce GEE - I WISH L COULD FIGURE EE 5 A SWELL SHOW | a Ma DOWNER IMA UTTIEL arn ae OUT SOME WAY TD WIN CoRA’S MI PALACE HIS PRE er ; HEART - I'VE TAKEN HER OUT ee TY 4F KS PER SEAT- is || (WELL CANT you 1 11] take THE worm | WELL, MIGHT- With Ruth at Hat poet toning —Fe aK Ford, inning Sto . { yng fer . Poms tnving— « scor © ot Manca Ioning— Jeterdar's bere—Zach Wheat. The PORTLAND HAS TWO queran Brooklyn outfielder hit “| FINE YOUNG CATCHERS Cochrane and Query, two young Pight straight lenses for the A's 0 approval on aj) laeaie receiver he must have the goods ettean's homer with one on and his | With a steady performer like Tom puniie fy erored three runs and helped IDaly for re . the Beavers ie tigers deat the White Sox $ to 4 can afford to carry two youngsters =o for the rest of the receiving KENWORTHY HAS bg INJURED FOOT fay Kremer, reckie pitcher from Bill Kenworthy is on the sidelines coast. deid vy het with an injured foot. He broke two sipgit, double |}*™Mall bones in one of his dogs in San ranciseo and haa been on the shelf e. The Iron Duke is as fast around second as young McCann. but the Beavers misa his clouting |The Duke also has Frank Brazil, a really powerful hitter, on the — bench, too, for some unknown reason | of two pitehers, ime | Ooi with two such hittets out the| | Beavers don't look so dangerous at | jthe plate, BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES. AL lity —— Ae Ce, Jee | AFRAD THAT THE | THNK OF 16 SPENONG TH’! DONT STAY HOME TIGHT | THERES MODERN GIRL ISNT: | HOMEY! | DONT BELIEVE A PIP OF A'GHOW AT TH’ “PALACE” VERY ECONOMICAL! | IT EVER ENTERS THEIR THS WEEK NEN WE CAN TAKE \N_ TH’ BAMBOO GARDENS MGHT Save A LITTLE! THEY QUGHTTA BE ‘OUTFIELD DUTY FoR WELSH IN FUTURE | IS OFF FOR | siramy weiss witt pastime in the outfields in the future. ] NET INVASION . t#: 1. of course, unten Fimer Bowman needs help at first base RRELEY, Cal. May 7—Miss| «yjrea’* Kitlefer realizes that Welsh Helen Wills, national women's | belongs in the orchard because he champion, expected to leavé|is more familiar with defensive play i today for New York, wher@ there and will never be a first ‘Wil embark on the liner Bergn- | sacker. | for England and the interna. | ‘elsh was put in left field yeater dournament at Wimbledon. ‘day tn place of Ray Rohwer and he Willis carries in her heart, she | made good with a bang, fielding well & calm but powerful deter- | and hitting two out of four. to beat Mile, Suzanne! Jimmyis too great a ball player is, world’s champion, if and|be sitting on the bench, but w vies they meet on British courts. | tliree such orchard men as Koh ; ‘i ‘will have another chance at the | Lane and Eldred on duty, it's ha Week star, or the French star | to place him. PMB have another at Miss Wills, if $5 BE “OUT OUR WA LooK AT ‘im HAVE YOU NO PP Rr ect in the Olympic games. [OSBORNE 18 SENSE AT ALL? SKIN TH CAT | GITH= HOw DARE) | aoe sith the ambition to come | © "Oaborne, who looks like TLL NEVER FoR- Sus LOOKAT iM! | You TRACK UP fo the United States with the} HES AS STRoNer} =| | G4 TAT Floor title, Miss Wills is carrying & really fine outfielder, is also suf Gve You iF SHED ) Cs ae ira (fering from benchitis. There is 1} JUST FINI men eecnets, ‘Savers! Pals} T viace for him in the ou YOU LET HIM AS A BULL! 4 scruBBing--: ¥ Measis shoes’and six assorted eye [Osborne can hit, from all appes i eos | \TS A WONDER —- jances, and with the possible ex HG 1 / : YoU MEN WOULDNT ception of Billy Lane, he looks like G 5 he WO Oia ‘ | the best fielder of the lot. 4 Mi. Wills, mother of the cham- ; Will be her chaperon on the jiag tour of conquest. ne anne colt GOLF ENTRIES \GENE CRIQUI Tatties for the national amateur | Pi championships to be held in| TO BOX FRUSH la in September will be| PARIS, May 7—Eugene Criqui, Med Up until August 29. ‘There | formerly featherweight champion of AIK golfers listed with the U. s.|the world, will meet Danny Mrush, Aas Being eligible for the com.|an American contender, here on | June 1, it was announced yesterday | EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO XOU TRY ro BPOUT THe CISTENED ro 3! lavcH! — SES sae? THE PEDDLER WHO CALLED AT AUNT SARAN PEABODYS HOME Z FAILED To IMPRESS HER WITH HIS WARES ttl {@ WHY MOTHERS GET Grav. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS M-Meide GOOD? T 0-014, MOM=- DIVA WHY WON'T You | WELL, GIMME A NICKEL. il ; == SHOULD SAY THEY TLL Go An S'POSE YOU WOULD | GIMME A NICKEL NOW, ANT NEXT. a> | LJ ARE! ANY THEY GET A NICKEL GIMME AANKKEL 4 TIME YOU WANT i PROM MOM wy! e > , ;