The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 12

. Graham Claims Frisco Only Spot for Utah Club RECRUIT PITCHER AGAIN HALTS INDIAN UPRISING Bay City Can Support Continuous Ball Play Altho Lane and Frisco Owners Aren't on Speaking THE § TTLE Terms, Seal Park Has Been Offered to Salt Lake Owner; Vancouver Out of Circuit, Says Graham BY LEO H. HAT about Salt Li LASSEN 8 ball club Where will the Biffing Bees light for the Seattle baseball fans ar rest of the sease ‘lamping the best keystone The Utah club is one of the big problems men jin the minors in action confronting the Coast league. Failure of Salt > Die der TH Lake City fans to support their club and the this week. Cliff Brady (up long jump to the Lake city have forced Bill | per), the attle second-sack- Lane to seek other quarters for his team, er, and Pete Kilduff, the & Charley Graham, the real power behind } : . ; ino San Francisco baseball throne, who is here \classy San Francisco infield- with the Seals this week, says that Frisco is the only spot for the Bees logical “We can support continuous baseball better than any city in the West,” says Graham, “and we did it for years |W until the Oakland owners thought they could make mw money by playing in their|/-"~~"">" Ay own park Rooters’ Club We have offered the Lake club the Valencia street park for Snaps Into It at weala take tase.ot. tha roan , meneere tyle Wednesday r,.are both playing fine be Both of ll, them do everything on defense and offense. ell, Nurmi Wins Two Olympic Runs in Single Day \— |The Best Second - Sackers in Minors Finlander | Makes Two New Marks Nurmi Takes Distance * Events Within Hour of Each Other; Yanks Top BY HENRY L. FARRELL 10. two Olympic jthis afternoon tance after Nurmi 1,600 meter fi |Olympte record at 3:63 Nurmi, The t for STADIUM, Paris Fink events within wond the his followed t 5,000 mete won as he pleased brea Ju land, wor an hour erful a rthlan country in the up king THI One Short oe ‘ RSDA ort | Champs Win When Griffin Stops Trib Rally Falls Oue Short an San Francisco T, Second Straight, 6 to: is. Lane can make more in Lewtitua’ eon ond short of his own world's record same nh San Fr Hat Jumping into the lead at the gun, ek " : Nurmi set his own pace all the Fresno or making his , |way and won by 30 yards, loafing Pras. team. along at the end. Had he been : “Altho the San Francisco et!” te |pushed, the marvelous Finn would : owners aren't on good personal * e cl certainly have broken a world’s and r was terms with Lane because of the A dow ude of the Roe record ted thos friction over Bill McCarthy last ers was before ad : Ray Watson, of the Iilinols Att pie ee per of Bog fcr stood re ah 1 Rae : journed to ball park yeste etic club, made a courageaus at-| bareheaded about the plate in respe — aati ne ae ae woh ltempt to stay with Nurmi, and|for Calvin Coolidge jestara KILLEFER ‘PULLS seod of the whole league Lane They'll be on hand ain tt lung to his heels until they entered | It ms have bee : anced 10 NP So should place his team in San ciapate estd 2 all ee noon in the same xpot the stretch, Then Watson fell be-| the star is what it w J about as| A Killeter sala Franeised hind and finished seventh, com-|many of the fans hadn't seen the an- | Of his : wok. Be mad | pletely cepagpome” tay ae r nouncement of tle ceremon we expe madi Shasigey m mate of Yateon, and ne OF efore at for the Coast aati but | of the Baltimore At | _ The inflela is still turning out some Emme ook Prone work @ heraaeip in ‘ane | finished fifth anc | eird bounces. Tuesda was murder, |™er, who t bee ane poe. teate Woukd be 1 t 6,000 meters run t osterda the nders also | of late, and w nthe South for the Vancouver club | on, with Willie Ritéla, his team. | bothered the infield It looks like | tried hard en’ to open in the spring. The weathe PACIFIC COAST. LEAGUE | mate, second Groundkeeper Cole will have to lay |¢as conditions in the Northwest in a Los t | There was bad feeling and jeal-| some canvas or something over base, and wit have never been suitable to. early | San Francte : “ ousy between the two, each a super | ground or the infielders will have to Of course, it was the rankest openings van “4 5 distance runner wear armo: kind of second guessing to figure I r where Salt Lak “Ale They raced to the tape, Nurm that somebody else would have play Seattle in “Va er ake ve ieee always just a little the better. He| Rohwer turned in the best eateh| delivered, but Killefer was tak week. 1 personally think this i RAS a ohe the tape n couple of | he over made in Seattle | ing a long chance with an inex mistake of judgment as Seatt! re tived ‘ “a pase nesohd | Pease perienced) man when he had baseball mad and if the | © got his training tn | slammed the t : “Red” Baldwin, long fly swat: well bk t Seals fc NATIONAL eye ted States. red to shake | bleachers and < up t ter, on the one the Bees would draw mu ‘ |hands to congratulate his rival, but | gloved hand ar the onic The day before he here than they could in Canada > ‘ en Nurmi turned his back and jogged just as it into the | Mer for a pi tter who “As for making Salt Lake 4 ‘ “1 away ands. It was a regular Dick Merri. |4eliver, but goo ebal road team it would cost Lane . at Wide of Sweden, whd pressed Rito- | well stunt an experienced ms such api plenty of coin to keep his team 3 : 10: bsOcnketers Tun last Sun Another record crowd turned a travelling cach week. By placing “ “ Jay, was third, while Johnny Romig| Sammy Crane seemed ball shy at |24 they were treated to another his team in Frisco continuously - of Penn State finished fourth rtetop: yesterday, two chances |tATROOn 0¢ Lane would not only cut down | of Finland was fifth and from the usually steady | SEALS TAKE his own transportation, but cpm aa . ARE Nain as ER ngland, sixth. The time ns hit In the face with a | BIG L would reduce that of the other | » " j ' ‘ 3.5. bounding ball the day before/| It looked lik tawny for teams because of the central lo | * : — Crane lly taken out and|Champions, who piled up a 6-1 la tion, ena eigen St F | YANKEES given a rest yesterday, young Emmer| Until the last of the sixth when tht “And Oakland, by playing Salt ; ¥ | ar ina S FAR IN LEAD finishing the game. | Indians ea teieat a ack in the Lake in San Francisco would make At Cineinnat a > i « nd HE point score at the end of the unning with a great rally. hree times the money that it would | Philadelphia oie Will Begin titth day waa Emmer can ceratinly run. He ‘Eldred walked, Baldwin was Dy playing those games in Oakland. |C'Srinnet eS entine | | United States, 177; Finland, 103; | got on in the sixth and went from| hit by a pitched, ball and Rohwer “Playing ball in co an} Oak-| Wendell; Mays and Hargrave | England, 4614; Sweden, 24%; France, | first to third on Tobin's single thru) smacked one of his special land at the same time would not | on un ay 1344; Switzerland, 10; Hungary, 7%: | the box. He showed the boys and| homers over the right field wall affect the Oakland attendance much! fr hicage, South Africa, 6; New Zealand, 4; Nor-| girls a real burst of speed. | Plenty of cheering here. as very few Frisco fans attend the St. 1 s of The Star Junior) way. 4; Denmark, 3; Canada, 2 ‘ miner: singled infield < : league, Class ¢ jon, | — }hit a real one er hit & PEPStl POMS. AMERICAN LEAGUR | T heise nc, meray i a8 DARK HORSE WINS \Big Crowd i in | Mulligan who Kicked the Say LOCKARD EXPECTS | Washington “ “ Aika maate ‘en Cubs |POLE VAULT ] A eee all hands were safe, Emmer se WORD FROM LANE ra i otis tonigel L E BARNES, the Hollywood, ttendance at [i and, who hada Charley Lockard has wired Lane H FE er TS, —— RTE ge ee town "Ca Cal., high school boy, won the T: k fe) * the. carly inka in California urding his inten-} a6 * noon Wn CUD | Sole vault for the United States when nin: ai nada ‘ tions for next week, Lockard. point-|ci ithe ‘Los dikiceies Wins Sacramento Again tangiing win Ad he CkrEG ar atias root S47 —_ 2 ae ng stendied down amd: hurled tay ing. out: that the games ought 10 | Pit caiphia it lise From Portlanders Loses to Oakland “)"'°." 1 get. tor eee ak, What was sald tobe the greatest{) Pat Shea for the Seal it respheng Sae ts oatne the a Say maavits PORTLAND, July 10.—Lox An-| OAKLAND, July 10, Oakland | gether on the k to:play | isnt Sena’ gtecla ote sie 3 crowd to witness a horse race in| looked fod until he lost control # Natootien TB. iGs aad *the ‘erowds ington, It game f Belen won {ts second straight game |won from Sacramen ro ye t ¢ the cham: | rooker, of the University of Michi.| Western Canada gathered Wednes: | the sixth. ee here would far outdraw the Van 4 from Portland here yesterday 8 to’. iday, 6 to 4 d effe gan, third, thus adding 19 points to | @&¥ at the new Lansdowne track and | ELLISON SLAMS R. H. ¥ f @ ur finalists | $ 1 saw Buckhorn II. win the inaugural | LONG HOMER couver gate. Mogridge $12 0} 1 core R. H. E-| should 1 oxpective lin bees son Denmark, was fourth;|andlcap for a purse of $1,000. | The first run of the game ¥# eins whe cose 7 10 0 to 4 9 ©) ups immediately Sh mart 7 Need iti yd Ttaiph| Six other races thrilled the big|scored when Ellison hit the longet ELLISON 18 . ‘ Weinert and |Oaklar 6 10 The Star. Shield goes to the win-| Lear, Canada, fifth, and ereys jcrowd. Racing will continue homer inside the grounds this seat POWERFUL HITTER ae Bedient and Coch.| H and Koehler; Mails and| ning team Spearow, University of Oregon, acd! Lansdowne until next Wednesday.|It was a terrific drive over Last Bert Ellison, the aggressive Seal Onde Bake | inidie Whitesides will umpire the |4 Rother point for America by The reulta follows orgy elecpa doubtedts ‘the mine reat 1 right. | big sorties, \ arapia cr aes | gritat Face, 6 fw Singles by Rhyne, Shea and Key doubtedly the most powerful rig! Pe R e a e { _ Lawrence Manning K Poa otis fis handed hitter in the league today. | st"Louls «-- au 4 | Vernon Winner Floyd Johnson Is DARTMOUTH MAN Sascha Be 1 uate eat went to thin @ He gets tremendous distance and hi ton g | Back in S 1 Yankee Net Star WINS HAMMER THROW ise Camoutings 11, wecond, Calgary Lad | 1 aidutt: Gonbjen went, a aa to all fields. He is now hitting well | Vangtider, Pruett Ptaion «| Over Salt Lake ack in Seattle Is O £G MERICA picked up 16 usefull Third race, 61) turlongs—Some Raby |37,infleld out and s over .400. In Salt Lake he hit eight | Second ane. | LOS ANGELE Jul Jolinson, the Seattle heavy- 8 ut o: ame points in the hammer throv won, Carrie Moore second, Melchotr third. | BE ae vet. want ttn homers-in three games and batted | non trounced Salt Lake who has made such a big} PARIS, July 10—Francis T. Hunt-| ‘pootelt won the event with “Pe pond rae rispeentr ps Sea om é hay aa adored on ae around .600 for the week Jan interesting game here yesterday. |hit in. the East, arrived in town|er, a member of the United States! nouve of 63 meters 296 cm thirds "Time—tit cb : | field out for Seattle's first taly Ellison hit a couple yesterday that The score R. H. &.| Tuesday from New York. His most | Olymy team, was operated on for/ Matt McGrath, New York A. C.,|_ Fifth race, 6 furlonge—Nantucket wo’ | in mae byes will be buzzed about for some time. {Salt Lake ........ -4 10 recent achievement was a/|two infections in the arm here yes-|was second, with Nokes, England, |Jobn A. Scott, Jr., second, Lady Gorham | nia isa: ao the, ff He clicked a homer inside of the neg At Philadelphia, Ist game—R. HM. ¥.) Vernon .... 3 7 11 sevyen-round knockout over Quentin |terday. It is unlikely that he willlthird; Erickson, Finland, fourth; |.) deiishen daa oon ee Deel over Bill Lane's head far out in cen-| Cleveland ... : $ 11 91 Ponder, Thomas, McCabo and|Rojas, the South American. Floyd|he able to play in the Olympic] skold, Sweden, fifth, and McEachern, Pores Tal wen, Stroller weosndy Fawn | V2C% the side should have: Sa terfield, the ball landing beyond the | Philedsipnia Waiters: Myatt, Baungart, (Peters; Penner and Murphy _will be here for two months. games lu. S.A. sixth | Broker third. , |tired in order. ‘Tobin made bps Augustine & Kyer sign. Ellison] ner ang Perkina. = Sais aectaia soa fa Trea tk ets fs ek Do Ek. | : Sue JqSeventh race—t mite and 70 yards—|league error of Valla’s fly in IM isn’t the fastest bird in the world] second game— RH. 2B COLOMBE aiiée;: July 10 orate ides Barriekane second, Fig-/of the plate. Crane kicked & and he just made the circuit. | Cleveland 6 10 1 ‘ sent Vidal " : , eee {double play away on gan | Philadetpnia Ls |: OU. Gaston Vidal, nch minister ‘of | dryx scored on with a ff Later lie tamacked: another: to al: | nd port, told the United Press that the Be a ab he all most the same spot, the ball bounc- | bs inde Straube: eatiaa WI Herts 2s Big Track Meet and Ellison tripled and Ki ing off of the fence for three bases. | ssaaies mpc, ee 4 | at Camp Lewis apne i was a at ne — EB. aT, i eS | Veil, today’s something el MULLIGAN HAS ® NES SiR ~1 CAME “TO THis ats WIN L oN a Legare intends to |,,CAMP. LEWIS, Wash., July 10.— | IMPROVED A GREAT DEAL { 7 a ee 2 ‘ ‘tytan, aphcarmtiteea don Na i Best athletes among the 300 boys | [— = Eddie Mulligan is a fine third Marae, | CHW THIRW YEARS AGO WITH GUVNOR, “THEY WAS ree ee Sale Viel ee Ince, ton/sltteans\ military, training It’s Time to sacker. Since the time he used to] | BUT SEVEN DOLLARS 10 MV NAME, OPPERTOONNG IN THEM We will bring a strong French | camp, competed today in the track |}; #8 ‘ime RGENTINES WIN AT POLO | cavort with Salt Lake, Mulligan has | doubled his effectiveness, He's a ball hawk in the field and dangerous at the plate. He is one of the important | cogs in the infield and is playing just | as good ball for the champions as | Willie Kamm ever did. ST. The cinched by CLOUD, FRANCE, July 9.— | Argentine polo team today | the Olymple championship | ting the English five, 9 to 6. The South Americans eliminated the | United States team last week, their strongest rivals for the title, VALLA HAS ODD STYLE series Is a relief, Casey is really Gene Valla, Frisco’s centerfield|the hest judge of balls and strikes flash, is the only outfielder in the] in the league, altho he doesn't move league who doesn’t turn around and around like he used to run with a bail over his head. — Vaila backs up with the ball, but the Seal star seems to get results, very few balls get away from | SH 1S IMPROVING EVERY DAY ” All kinds of pitching look alike Jimmy Welsh these days. Tuesday he knicked the Seal pitchers for three singles and yes. terday he pounded out a single and a double and got a walk. to He hit @ couple of long fouls over NEW INGERSOLL the right field fence in the eaventh, | Improved YANKEP $1.75 the second looking like a | HE New Improved Yanxae homer until it curved in the + is dependable, as alway but in addition it is a very hand- some watch-—with new features of grace and beauty. It has the antique bow and crown, new hands and dial,damas- sure wind. 18 ROHWER STARTED? Ix Ray Rohwer home run stride? slugging finally hitting his rhe outfielder smashed | nother over the right field boards | yesterday, the second in two days,|| keened back plate, itismoreclosely this one coming with two strikes cased and in general it has the ap- on him and with two men’ on |! pearance of higher priced watch. bases. ‘That's when a ema over; The price of this smart new the garden wall really por | P | Ingersoll is now reduced from UMPIRIN: $2.00 to $1.75 MUCH BETTER 7 Atter tho terrible umpiring turned | in by Phyle and Schaller, the work of Cusey and Carroll so far in this MIND You I~ OPPORTUNITY PRESEMMED MEELE AND BY SHREWD WVESTING, [ AMASSED A FORTUNE! ~~ Now THE GENTLE WIFE GOES“10 EUROPE EACH NEAR, «HAS A MANSION AT NEWPORT FORTHE SOCIAL SEASON ~~ WHILE L CONTENT WNGELF WITH Sau ABOUT “THE WORLD, + HUNTING EXPLORING, AND ALL THat SORT OF THING » BUT EGAD~I HAD To WORK HARD, THOUGH! I “to file MATOR'S FAVORITE PARK BENCH = PICNIC AN’ ExcuU TRAINS ON A SUNDAV! < DANG BUT A FELLY ANT Got A CHANCE Now! HAD A JOB “THREE NEARS AGO AS CROSSIN' WATCHMAN ON A RAILROAD~ BUT THEY WoRKED TH’ TAR ow Most WHEN “THEY BEGUN, TA ME tu IT QUuITIN A RUN SIX OR EIGHT val ak a (Copyright, 1924, bu NBA Service, Inest ey, PASAT NTN Ro ecu p NAY {term to Los An ngeles.” |Lacrosse Men | Play in B.C. | on Saturday | TJAMILTON DOUGLAS hay gath- trong |) Saturday iH in ered a Victoria | championship against the | The team jnightly and since the Westn A number of jtrip with the tea urday, at 9 a is looked for, The jing the trip: George slate Jenroth, Jack § Carl Jacobs, son, T. | Willlamson, ha Ran MoMillan. | The first o }inim Co, }lumbia theater worker, for the In the pleture Cigaret ash has m., following game as be $ inster m, play Jack Case, C, Buch. w. Bill Shaver, Teague, L, Annanoo, | Dowell, W. Dawe, ©, Campbell, Capt, mith, n ison A. ineup of poh en} improved & mi hich leave: and a hot contest | ers a iM Potti Bill Shaver, the local hockey star, jhas been added to the lineup, ct here Mire makes polish for silver, |Dempsey Picture | Being Shown Here} Jacl [series of pictures for k I the {s being shown at the Co. this | Dempsey plays the part of an irons | who is picked as “champ. lively an mo, I, Hender. | to play lacrosse | team. teing greatly aking the Ate are mak+ hompson, nger, W. Don Me: ompsey's: Universal ‘Week a setup | fight ts excellent jday afternoon, meet Races will include the 50, 100 and | 220-yard events, Jumps and the run- | |ning broad and high, and the jave- jlin throw, discus and shot put wil | be included. Threo companies of boy: from Washingto: from Oregon will into the contest, send which arranged by Maj. G. W. their has | mora afternoon, | morale officer, |when Seattle will cross sticks in a SAILORS EEK GAME Tho speedy U. 8. ball team, all of its opposition whils Northwest, is looking for a with a fast; Seattle team for in in Bremerton. The game cy ranged thru Spalding’ or the Union Oil are preterres. PANTAGES HOST TO Manager Bostick, of the Pantage: theater, will entertain the ‘rancisoe and Seattlo baseball teams: with box parties at the first formance Friday evening. Novelties will be offered during th show, BASEBALL SAN FRANCISCO vs. SEATTLE GAME CALLED AT 0 For TICKETS, BE acn-0169 and one company | men been C. Whiting, 8. Arizona base- which has pushed aside the game | Satur: at Reinhardt's park, a be ar. South Park | Ss San per: Baseball | Buy Your 1 =| e i PRICES LOWEST in Many Years From $39 to $47 Models for Everybody gust $ 10»: Balance Kasy Terms 2st Sdakelh = {108 SECOND, ME J