The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1924, Page 20

PAGER 20 THE SEATTLE STAR ——_ RY a FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924 ) SAMMY CRANE IS NOW LEADING INDIANS IN SERIES WITH TIGERS SCHEDULE ouT| Killefer and Cutshaw “w" MEN BUSY) Are Both Out of Game ; Washington Tennis Men Will Go East Aad dal BY AHE RN ) SCOTT AND UR (¢ BO¢ ARDING “HOUSE. te) Crane, wl Star League S i Tangle Will Be Unwound “ He was fting HE STAR t Ti. . reprimanding hin e iF ident Harry Williams + er saver tened out soon, In the and the Geor ri n me Leaping Sam Crane Sunset-Hill team at Adan ts " | handle the team va. An n vs. Ballant B Loutie’s Cleaners ys. South Lake at Mercer DEVINE LIKES There is a possibility of the Sunset | WANER'S HITTING Hill team playing a sx ame With the Thre Brothe from Sunday, with t Cle going to Sunset Hill if the Boys win and with third me Devine Mecessary if Three Brothers wins iting for Pitteburs CLASS B WOULD nso valuable at the p BE REORGANIZED tehing sa This would necessitate the reorg e Nization of the t turning Georgetow with Fahey-B and the T classed t the major interest get Hill players aver: than the rest . 4 This will be argely upon | CHADBOURNE STARTS the outcome of lay’s games. A | HIS 20TH SEASON Apecial meeting of the m . tet be held Tuesé ht which all manage Showld the G Fahey:Brockmans be their gumes teams would count PLAYOFF PLAD Then the Class B ¢ for the ch would recet Class A permame ‘This looks like.the best way the muddle caused by the unever of competition this year and te the teams in the league to co-ope @te for the best interests of the league. rid Outing Planned for This Sunday FOOTBALL outing, for the pu: pose of talking th Reneral, will be staged by M =" Mehihaon and Jones Lead in Tourney * masked every freshman « elagsman who intends to turn « for foothal! next fall to attend. A the. event is free, Marcus Leo's t is Expected to-be swamped wit senigers. , ‘The party will leave early Sunday | Sata’ th Morning on Lee's yacht and cruise | women, free arqund the lake for two hours. Din-| their own f met will be taken on at Dr. Don/the restraint put upon them by © Palmer's Mercer island home. After! parents, a New York psychol dinner, Bagshaw is expected to tell ays. In college, the investigator de. IRRITABLE AT HOME in line. | the other way Every grid man Is expected to see! ae Totchy Torrance or Coach Bagshaw to sign up for the trip. | million gray berian forest squirrel pelts from Some of the largest locomotives | are on their w yet manufactured in the United | ane: States are used on the Island of |f Tava. is field capta art baseball head and a er and Cutshaw on the coaching lines s capable of handling the reins for a day or 50 until Killefer or Cutshaw gets fer is liable toa heavy c uspended for his r and before Thursday's g in most this on nent, they object to the boys just what they're up against | clares, girly are pushed toward ma-, etd = next year.’ Outdoor sports are next|turity, while at home the pressure is Washingtor . * 18 will receive huge ship-|* i Killefer Is Suspended Indefinitely, as Is Cutshaw; Crane Is Making Good Captain for Redskins and It Gives Him Real Responsibility; Other Gossip Nature BY LEO H. LASSEN A trip to M t y EAPING SAM CRANE, the Seattle Indians’ great 1th ortstop, has added responsibility this weel H nly must the slim infielder look after the ; “ apple in the vi ity of r ecting the field uy of the while * Killefer and Geor Cutshaw ar o> out of the game w th indefinite suspensions of the Indians, ho the club misse back into harne suspension for being on the with he re other uspension a field Wedne wettcies to get » tangle ——$——$———_—_—— TIGER ACE DUE PENNER STARS or @- = : ES Fiseety State Chea [ Leads Field at ea BY ALEX C, ROSE PACLEIC COAST+ LEAGUE w Lost Pet ” ' + Angelos 6 ‘ _ ‘ s Ww WESULTS « lart; | Barnes, * Bos x ‘ ° D ut ore ‘ i Vance and De AMERICAN LEAGUE © At Detroit— rR ris Marberry and Ruel; Collins, Cole and Bassler somethin, about them Tare; eyton CIGARETTES TWENTY FOR A QUARTER U. C. May Send Wrestlers and Mitt Men Here’ ‘The Washington graduate manage ment is trying to arrange a dual box- and wrestling meet with Call. forn next winter, the tentative Iready being selected ag Fob, Indications are that the meet > thru. The meet will be the first time California has ever sent a team of grapplers or mittmen North to con test with any of the schodls in the Northern section, Without a doubt, tling title only by O. A. C. Tho ky boxers lave scored decisive victories over the University of British Columbla for the last two years. The latter, with W ington, has the only college mitt team in the Northwest Mails Fails to PORTLAND, June 6.—Tho great Mails wis unable to stop Portland's winning streak, and tho Reavers the third consecutive game from Oakland, 6 to 3, here yester now, mh, 10 6 peas BASEBALL VERNON vs. SEATTLE GAME ©, DD AT 2130 1D acn-0109 Kor TICKETS 2. Twitche put up a handicap Moore won the ho event with a net 7 4 wait s and pr u 474 good swing. is 255 | Confidence rr and experience rives, Mra. J. ¢ s in her bag. ale | play them a comer if ever thet In the mean is centered on th: a the diff Mra. C. C. Cary. ‘om the qualification tain Mrs. J. C. Bridgman a 2 to shoot f if th Proper oe. he has a but lacks confidence I! mise our gues got the most o' he win e with practice when that a Moore will be one olfers of the North. |Lake def from that group of | | Inglewood at fern who | fair to hows how to/ and from all She is \to ben W Game Chatter |Seattle Wins |= oo and Big Vean _ Takes No. 8 Hirady's homer weat into the left field sic Sammy Crane stole thind on Christian oa Sacramento Wins Another Contest LOS ANGELES. won h alght esterda score nn. 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