The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1924, Page 14

PAGE 14 rH} AR FRIDAY, AUG 1 TTL} Bees Sting Indians Twice; Seals Also Lose \: TY COBB IS GREATEST OF ’EM ALL,” SAYS OSCAR VITT : ° . ulligan Proud ; of Year Here Kid Carlin Is the Latest Bantamweight Comer wane Infielder, Once With Family Laurels Errors Toss Away Two- , Titsms esol °° Pho Indiann’ Baadblower Club ee a nn ees Tigers, Praises Cobb Jones Loses : Toughest One i" i] i paw; Rally Wins First Dixie Boy Whe 4 . - - : : Rosin * mouse he pointed out the fact that |)“ ‘Georgia Peach’ Is Like Thorobred Horse,” Says iaiwas taking another on the Is Showing Sead “in tha Sfdetarn Ateaten Vitt; Bee Captain Thinks Cobb Must Have from Oak golf pla Changed Disposition to Become High-Class Boss Bebais games vet Real Class “Sa st gay BY LEO H. LASSEN “sgt \ : a. 18-6 Migros apr HE greatest star at ever wore a baseball VICK, Wa i Sawmill Boy Beats Buff, uniform . i for t Pettingill and McKenna ee ie 4 I ! alt Lake a ee Be in Rapid Rise in Ring . third sacker, d Cobb, Baleon and Nex “ —— Sisters A re a the Detroit manager, and wonder player of the | second read 1 e uth another coming ban J : * & 3 were other hitters who were better } ; from New 0: him, but there never has been and probably ts a ; “bantn 18 fave always thrived Tennis Play rev v will be a other all-round star like Cobb, says V tt, i i “ach yeu in the South, It was New Wi th a disposition of a high-str g I thorobred, atl to frwane thet, pistes Fee Eee. C obb has been like a meteor flashing across the American | = holders of the past, and the fans i + dra greeny won fer the Vitt Easy Winner was unheard of. He a © ng + skied to the in Mare ur Pet ogy <A in tie semi-final match yester 2 leptin week, Iie wus forced act of exes. | ays while Irene Btephens eliminated Over Chinese cr ; ment b dent gis ee T ATHLETIC. CLUB, alwin all index finger his left bund on a Burr an ae Sa pie atch it and nobody did, | singles Maually the case, Brady bet jeaw. Hin ph nthe rong players | persuaded him to Bikenithe boot. Vitt lit out for sec | Carlin's first bo al |in an importa by ea God and instead of taking thing: |boya.. Always he’ Yester s and toda @Gsily Jones untoosed a heave to cen and soon ne schedule follow ous ever he ferfield and Vitt scored by the time An outalder YESTERDAY'S — ™ ave seen both of them knock The ball was relayed to the infield ern amateur champio ‘Gaieaiea W balls out of the lot th uld have Duffy Lewis, that grand yete up from New Orleans ran of the outfield, saved the con Doyle's first start as : Clase B, Men's Doub’ He was something else fest for the Bees in the last of Doyle was assured he Richar Deeeres: See aga He had a wonderful eye at © the ninth when he reached over |not-up—just a countr Garth defeated Menry and|t the raiting of the left field bleach knocked him « Taylor, 6 t rs and picked Ted Baldwin's That fight made Carlir sa | drive off with his gloved hand. ny 0 Tt wus ticketed for a sure homer, TRAVELING SALESMAN’S FIND _ © a helma rf tiPhat was a catch to remembe | A traveling salesman told Paul! ™ ’ ‘ 6 6-2 SINGLETON Lacroix t . gence PITCHES WELL Gener “Youns’ t Ca Opeesed to Jones on the mound was 2 son pal Oakland Makes Was John Singlet I the big right jind ‘ rn o «1h, Men's Singles 0 Bande: tiful gante him sate 60 ed him dng tll eng LP It Three Wins wert. He was hit freely, but gan i { SD, Aug. 1.—The O Tight in the pinches. The ri poe A od ty se le it th Seored their lone run in the touch, % 5 a fe “Clase A, Men's Doubles re n > he Mine On Brady's single and FE . . F ’ ® sve. Drew ri a WV t A = After that John shut the 390 f xing Young |*"* “°" Men's D. k eral “ ‘i rr. ! he ve f t * ay d the hole game fo Pewheé first Salt Lake run tally « amé| 4 : t : * t tive teams. Williams Sethe fourth when Lindimore walked Mand scored on Leslie's double to} he may have tem Carlin’s first vietim note | Rou Y : was Al Pettingill, another New | 4 ever ¥ : Ae © ODoul's single in the ninth Orleans bantam, who looked like | 1 dynamo areas; Boetle - wes the only other hit off of the real staff himself a year ago. Carlin beat Pettingill r himself 3 No Opponent for | Salt Lake broke the 4-4 tle in the | | : All told, Cartin has had 21 fights A ~| spite of his long years | Portla till BE ses petotas s nenet | without a defeat Gibbons Selected |i. ca turn in'a fine ; | nd = Stor luge if hits, including a homer | Lacroix soon decided Carlin wa CHICAGO, Aug. 1.—Joe Coffee! third base and he's at ating Solon: into tho left fet Vieashiere b Lewis} Here we have, ladies and gentlemen, the Sandblowers’ elub of the Seattle Indians, oth- jxood~ enough: to moet. the big |has not ben able as yet to pick an|the plate | PORTLAND, Aug. 1—Portland ie, rare cater tio | erwise known as the Amalgamated Order of Half-Pinters. On the extreme right you! t matched |an opponent for Tommy Gibbons for| And Vitt has good baseball brains |made it<three straight over Sacer: Carlin and is regarded as one of the smart-| mento, ursday, hosing ou {will see Cliff Brady, in the center Brick Eldred and on the extreme left Billy Lane. ; est men in the league j visitors, Hughes allowed ‘TY OF |They may be small, but don’t forget that most good things come in small packages. reac aaa atic lea a Hy ee wa SS nt HERS | Ew IK Gi o. Photo by Frank Jacobs, Mar Staff Photographer ; “ = Re He). MSuds" Sutheriand started for Seat-| IS pe 7 1 te, but wes in the eighth and | | Vernon Takes — “hm a sent in. He Game Chatter St. tothe ts k Jack ‘Vélidach he 11 nd |Noted Turf Figure | bead in South) ne are couch ty ired e-and then blew up in ined for Attac 1): 208 ANGELES, AUS. 1 VSGO0 | GAN WRANGINGGL AER aoe et. Plummer, not. being any | | Paul Farina, a fan Who Assaulted Says He Will | ANOTHER KID WILLIAMS | ny Passes i fc Chicago a we » scored a technical knockout - Detter. : | 1t was @ bad afternoon for Lefty | Unipire: “1 Hotrod. atohema Carlin made an even great 4 Padget bad table |e leapaee jover ‘Tim han hereslast night ied Ginciston on the Hil McCabe | sores in spite of his greet pitching |A game in St. Louts, Jone 24, pleaded Fight Aug. 15)», by ‘be MoKenna,a cagy vet.| fisures In turt history and director. | © for the | When Callahan quit nthe first n the Pac Hockey club, hat second gare Thuratay’ fte'| guilty © court of ¢ nal cor “AGO. ages (eran of the McKenna had all round when’h s et- when Bowman flied to left with | winning run and eartler in the con. |$25 and cost the wide, golden smile, is about) \, , t bout he had held |48y. He was the owner of a number peers I JackNeon-ebil <ictaniataxiobie geese men on, Brady counting. |7. "10 nad doubled: with only one| ‘was excited and did it in the| to fight } back to the heavy-| Pancho Villa even in Clevelance of horses well known on Western jfought four fast rounds in the semi- _ Salt anger oe ween — lout and was trying to stretch it and {heat of passion,”. Farina told the| weight cha of the world—| figured th n Carlir track [* We A Spenes * final, Noon. getting the decision. “took the lead with a Jone of his few walks of the game | judge. |but he did and that decisively. Me =—— “Seventh. But “Red” Baldwin put {at least that's his story, L'il Artha)- S ‘ t i . “ : 4 | was followed by a double, one of the ‘ need he| Kenn olding on at the finish. | MUSKEGON, Mich., Aug. 1.—Bud]} Seattle ahead again by delivering | *®* follow + t Jack Jo need he ; | aoe |two hits he allowed. Yeh, it was | enuia: Oe sas tines. arlin is the Kid Williams type ancy, Muskegon outfielder, ran the! B EB F% pinch-twoasehit with two [tv te ts, ale Ponies Owned by would fight “01 of fighter, x rugged battler, al |tist of’ consecutive games in. which men pele be eater | Wales Are i in U. Ss. News t 1b. ly wcheduled| Ways Willing to bore in and fight iO he has hit safely to 39 yesterday, | $ single. 5 | Hardly able to stand up because of NEW YORK, Aug. 1 e ‘polo| for: 16: rot no decisior Nobody has made him back up Pitas é en he singled in the 10th inning ALT LAKE vs. SEATTLE Whe Bees made two on bunched |a bum ankle, Clarke Pittinger, Sait| ponies belonging to the prince of) Johnson said he would start train-| 3°! Poe ye. to: be ia | canaliaig = ore ee rst Saginaw in the Mint league. | AME CALLED AT 2:30 Phits in the eighth and went wild in| Lake infielder, went in to pinch hit| Wales are duo here from England) ing right Altho is S18 ooiaae, fighting weight is | 4 ‘ 1 ry ey belongs to the Chicago White| ff Fon ‘TICKETS-—=RE acn-0169 Phe ninth. for McCabe in the first) came and |Sunday. H. Ft. H. is coming for the | years old, Jack does not carry such} (0 poumls, = | L ‘ 39 | Sox Well, today is another day and| laid down a perfect bunt between the | international matches in September, |a heavy loud around the waint andl subhe a thig “whab ts rth ext Tuk: LYMODA Ee " i ‘i a tae tel itcher and first base, squeezing = is confident of being able to] CCOrMe Bis sist bir Hext De: | oiktend : > bf Ot fomethinz different may happen. | pitche La girdPhapgr sg pine cember by meetin Sb aie ccs : © Jim Bagby is duc for the anata | tee a run. \Aberdeen Athlete flathead bso ands a Jcurrent champion, in New York in| tos Anrctes ries e e _ with the Bee selection a matter of | F P B Gi T ey] \" bout for the bantamweight cham. | Portland 1 66 440) - | Eldred broke his short batting to Be Given Trial j»pring training with the cincin-| font | } 1oneer n 1 Ss z slump with a brace of¢doubles in the | ABERDE Y, Aug. 1—Mel In.j nat! Reds, it was announced here a Wt * NATIONAL on a LHS oo @ {second gare, fram, former Aberdeen, high, achool| yesterday, Ingam ts playing With) Damp aawdust sprinkled on a har iatcs rai ye | 2 6 and Gonzaga college athlete, has|the Aberdeen club in the Timber} qusty floor before swee ping will pre b. 4 i A 2 ©! As memory serves us, yesterday’s | signed a contract to report for} league vent the dust from Auna ie Be eae (+ 4 Mnounce a 6. 8 | doubte defeat was the first two-game OO 0 ceo] 1 0| loss in a day for the Indians at home | OUR BOAR cag ee tare oe $2 aaa | e 5 3 tue year, { UR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN ao © INeduction a | oo 316 $ | The Bees have a big edge on the | | RESULTS | ©} Indi the senso: play, ry owed At New York R. Ht E 5 8 as io oe ria having | : ; soo [aie har te | For a limited time we are going to work at one-half ¢ 8 z | SA-AY 'u HOWS COME : nur on! A | mendes ‘end iain Waiata, wenniey [fa]. 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