The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1924, Page 10

if ip ino Is on Defense All of Bout Flores Fails to Lead, and an Uninteresting Fight Is the Result Te the only has, p his six 1 ers, the ply 2 Ing an agony fight Myers to k« 1” fer with } Myers has since his | hhaa learned en over b Man who mad Coast herweight €ra boxes just Myers is in here as a result of night. Sunny Jim, @¥er Sailor Bryn Gonsiderably heavier Found of the semi-v BPO was putting up Mespite a lot of mauling Meavier opponent. firyn hit Su Mim several times coming out of | Beelinches, even after being warned | to break clean. | | The injury will lay the negro up Several months Dem the special event, Sailor Jones, | B® Stibstitute, was wed out in the} Third round for t | fr , the & won by the Can Wavis was knocked down twic thrown down Found, but can fheld his rival « and won the th Things wer MBudnick’s liking tr P @gainst Sailor Maley, ond round, Bue one of his x pws and the sailo | Went down. parently = reall: th groggy, went down to more, without being hit. He was disqualified. Only a small crowd viewed th Forced to Step in Net Tourney) VORITES were given ha’ I fights in second-round play*4n | othe city playfield tennis tournament, Pen the Wood/and park courts, Tues- | iy afternoon. Mpion, won from Joe Swartz in a Shard match, 3-6, 8-6, 6-2. Bob Hes. | ih won from Nelson Robinson, 9-7, 2. Dick Burr was given a stiff} tle by P. Miller before wir mc 64, 6-0 Howard Langlie bested C, Williams in a tough contes ts, 64, 6-1. Some good matches are scheduled for today. Yesterd: results and Moday’s schedule follow: aay ed RESULTS ‘lass A, Men's Singles poor. Keslowst! defeated Joo Swartz, 3-6, es. PB. Hesketh defeated N. G. Robinson, 7, ¢- Howard Langile defeated C. C. Wil- “4-8, 6-4, Frank Kozlowski, defending cham. |* Unique Mound Staff Wins for Detroit. ERE are two young pi and a veteran who itchers who are winning con Tedtly for the yger is coming back, DUTCH LEONARD Sige PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE oF AMERICAN LEAGUE 46 “ & sie ’ 0 Murray, Workman and ON nd Severeid NATIONAL LE w w Tork At Boston— Pittsburg ..... Bo Bimitn cas und O'Nelll At Brookiyn— n © Cincinnatl .seereeecesee My) cos . | Brooklyn . 0 i. Loe defeated J. D. Henry, 6-0, 6-0. Ag genes defeated 0. Stephens, ed Jack Taylor, Paul Dyer defeated J, W. Oldham, 8-6, |? é Class B, Men's Singles EEC, AG Johnson aeteated Leloy Kelley, a Tahitoot defeated 0. B, Johnson, : 4, 6-2. A. Villata defeated V. Galvin, 6-3, 1-6, OS. F. Atwood defeated M. Plummer, 6-1, HM. Welssenborn defeated V, Klug, 7-5, DT, Vogler defeated J. Naud, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4. WN. Whittet defeated Anton Villa! -3, Women's Singles Elinor Stephens defeated Dorothy Lit- 6-2, prerieoe defeated Dorothy | «A, Men 2p. m—Howard Langlile yx. Ralph Loe. 2p. m—B. Hesketh vs Melvin Dranga ) m.—Frank Kozlowski vs. Pau Mays and Sandberg; Roberts, Doak and Gowdy. At Phitadetpbis— R HW. EB he rene ae } 3.6 “Warinett; Orschger, Seals Drop Opener to Oakland Club OAKLAND, July 30.—Oakland | won the first game of tho series from & Francisco here yesterday, 7 to 4. Toe Acorns rallied in the seventh and eighth innings and scored six runs, The score: H. EB. San Francisco [ Pass | Oakland ..... 12°°0 Geary, Griffin and Yelle; Kunz . {and Read. eee LOS ANGE July 30.—Los Angeles rall in the eighth, but Women's Singles 4p. m—Irene Stephen hompaon; Thelma Myers vs. Dorothy | p. m—Thelma Woift elma Meyer-Doroth Bs p. m.—Gertru vn, Erma Pelz, va. winner of pension on EL, A. | Players Is Lifted | DTS ANGELES, July 30—Sus- | ion of Manager Marty Krug, Joe Jenkins and Tom Hughes of | Angels, was lifted Monday by resident Harry A. Williams of the league, The men wero laid for quarreling during a game AYVADS WATER-WINGS SOLD EVIRYWHERE “Ow GUARANTELO DY AYYAD MFG.Co. HOGOKEN-NJ BASEBALL TSALT LAKE vs. SEATTLE Fpovirn ueapen THUnSDAY ] INST GAME 1130 | didn’t m enough runs to beat Vernon. ‘The final score was 6 to score: RH. 5. Los Angeles ee eee Ver 70) Ake oa Ramsey ‘and hristian and Hannah, Jenkins; PORTLAND, July 30.—Portland won the first game of the series here yesterday from Sacramento, | 7 to, 2, The score R H. EB Sacramento e754 Portiand 11 1 Canfield, Koehler; Winters, Cochran and Daly, Siki Files Suit to Get $75,000 OMAHA, Neb, July 30.—~Battling Siki, igalese heavyweight boxer, who was seriously injured when his collided with a truck Sinclair Ol & here several weoky filed suit asking $ to efining Co. ) Monday fainst the oll company, 100 damages, Sikt received five broken ribs, Te |claims he was unable to participate in many boxing bouts because of the accldent, Mr, La, Follett sayn he will take his fight to the common people, . . , Mont :guys these days seem to take thelr fights to Tox Rickard, ~~! Out as Boss belonging | KARL WHITEHILL H}.* IBees Open | | With Tribe | Here Today Ta bo played nd Mor Th ne aro returning from a Betless Race Suit Started in California “ISCO, July 20.—"Bet ____ TIL STONER _| GAN I lens nursing Kenworthy Is pear at Puen poo being pur tam H, Morrow, local price involved was not . leved that ed par for his Kenworth has become exce ingly w the Port |fans, not so much rus6 could prove own failings as be © of c days. r havin larity of Jimmy put the club in th No successor has been r altho Middleton is generally ceded to be the popular choice. eae ee lYouny Nationalista Walker and Partner | A . Winners at Peoria | and Rivers in Draw LOS ANGELES, July 20.—Young PEORIA, July 36—National open | Nationalista and Georgie Rivers titleholder, Cyril Walker, and the | tiyweights, fought to a draw in the runner up, Bobby Cruikshank, de main event at the Vernon Arena |feated Chick Evans and Capt. Car last night, In the semtwinduy ter, the Irish champion, 6 up and 4 | Johnny Jordan, Tacoma, and Young to go in 36 holes the rs | Carmen, San Jose, also boxed a |Country club yesterday. | « j draw Walter Hagen Beats | ter Hagen, British open golf cham . pion, beat Jease Guilford, Massachy Guilford at Newton | 2oy 2 ee Gaiters. Massachu four and two on NEWTON, Mass, July 30.—Wai ! the latter's home links thing to ith bookmakers, assert that he threw such perm out on their ears whenever he saw them at the track | | | the heads a the nation A Liquid; not a Grease or Paste! GIO-CO Positively Keeps the Hair in Place’ d bpp Detre ub is recognized the Am un league thor t f rookie pit er, Hi t fir nt ' th Dets A major leug ° Detr py ' h th rookies of m ag ibe 1 Well , Tygers a whol ous, was given a brief trial and sent ba LEONARD 18 T COMING BACK b QouTuraw DUTCH" LEON ARD, veteran star who has| bir ¢ the game for t August. If Le « Realizing that the American Combination of V.terans | and Youths |) } Whitehill, Wells and Stoner Carry Burden; Leonard Coming Back BY BILLY EVANS The veteran, George Dauss, al Ways a great pitcher, has d his bit in assisting the rookie irlo, “Rip” Collins has also done his part. The rest of the veter ans, however, have been unable “OUR | BOARDING HOU; SE BY (Copyright, 1924, » NFA Servier, Inc.) OPIS A *PANAMAY HAT = to win consistently. anoned erult Manager Cob try his luck with thel extrem 5 is golng to a strag gle to the bitter end, In which reserve pitehing Is sure to be the dominat lor, Cobb, In ea. getting Leonard back, is looking | {n all our experience we have found nothing that equals AGEING IN WOOD to ripen and voted tobacco for smoking Liggett c Myers Tobacco Co prea Wilson i? Knockout Winner “|Hall Twirls D Nid¢e Ball for Highland July With Hall pitching great ball, the wor! tic club ball team de knock ore of 16 to in the | struck out 16 and al- Ww but three bingles ’ nd Hall and of relief pitchers BOXING REFORM Met to ti . s fom ft a the boys or because its AGED..aged in wood til] every bit of bite aid harshness is GONE! —the aged in wood tobacco © scot eae ‘ an A. € ovcccce el 16 J ws Sidi ai eS oe ne es fae Oe ws Se ee eee 5 a I j