The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1924, Page 17

- mmm! oy ee eee ee eee }) FRIDAY, AUGUc® a a P at ea gin as 1924 THE SEATTLE STAK PAGE 17 iE 47 ——— BY BILLY EVANS € of aed ty E } ‘ came tants | DAG Stragmalia to x Ppinard Takes Steps 25 Feet Long! | tribe’ $ Rally Huffman Is ee avire tus that hen St Cl leapue $2 rR Ure} Le V/ US, AS LO} GEST. | Bee Sate ‘ia ee ar Classic Light Heavyweights Are STRIDE OF ANY KNOWN RACER Indians Get Three in the — K ayo Route : igned for Tuesday's . ~ , * Tenth and B Oak *f @ ° Wi 7 die . enth an eat Oak- . ith Many Rewards, En- Smoker Here land. Kt 2 aa : : me and i and, 5 to Zsidick of the California i much t d consid tries Are Expected to). 0. peraney st 1 ~ ; EDINARD e : : ‘ Ps » Increase hare ist hoees tra out L tS eT RIDES ie ANY SRR QAsIAND. 4 Jim, Bag al yori gery in Second ' game fo h Cle Blur ser, / ; the calm Seattle mound ace y Champ BY TOM OLSEN , event of the Austin & on team's 6:10 np >t " t NUMBER of t mok e Cos gu ‘ 1 LENTY of r j he peo st for the annual mile mara. PUd ¢ Boxin Riad igiie Ui Ce et a st = whole < ireen La Haturday afternoon, |! to box Ray Pelkey tonight in 7% ¢ » the np E. J. Zed ss sil always August : and ¢ the 10-rou ’ Hag He hi he ¢ t nd rou i im Often t , wee wilt be fewaided. ua lapece [Eee hen he knocked out Edd ened ‘ Tu es poles on an average golf t tha more entries thé mn, the Navy light hea . jus f niamwelg 4 gamond chant . ' ss f at swim game here t . coming | ¢ r yy. Baseball and gull The let of arehanta | 1! Red { ght - peat games. Each 3 i hat they put u mpio i the edge « ., 5 certain clientele The Star Monda k ‘ no, from = dstinet place in the world of r . still ¢ to Hartranft Was 4 ih6 r ; ' iii ied ce en Worked. Hard ; erie. aban : bastball is being burt by golf « The blanks appear daily th . ne f Bi aa siteadines siastestal~ | spor, page-ot i Past Season Wo sof the Nevas have not (aken tlie to delve into Mailed to the eportiig editor @ We TER CHRISTIE, Californ is ‘ nS ; statistics, s00n as possible tr shelling. ring dete Pus er i President Johnson of the Tab Ghirlae chad at 6p, me Wea | Blarteantv's combdratively pea ate f The middle welgt American league recently ised | nesduy, August 2 aa’ th Usk Dlstanin Samide 18 tos fact 4" ' whch eathe 4 statement in which he said No fee is charged, the only require. |that 8 wrest at : ” ne ed THe heey foe faseball was having its biggest | ment being that (he contestants long a H :‘ 5 poy * atc eeeh nap. Oe bmg nee Hoy year in his crgunization gularly registered membera of the (to bé at his beat for th 8. C ‘ t tite P there is cr cada spree d to by _aett ‘ {ate ple tryouts ar a the gam Tha 4 | fitarding the development of p\ y ey west representative of the | months, and ) : r Havenscroft, Oklahoma, by 4 Hel boom The various golf courses thru T s of him to stay on top t long. * . 6 fautt. ‘T' re heavywetgh' f thé country require many cad: PR Dass Meso Hl gop lias: ory Tm 1 n athletes s' « * The smoker was a big succes i Wtote the sticks of the players, it | [Ci4) san pote ye any record brok-|than § a : __ whi en Bu = waite & good time was had by all, expe q diers a chance for the youngsters to peg eb geese soo teet, AINSRBEL a aren-tivel from Be itvina reopens ly the championship boxers q make some spending money d , he the shot an Stbeuae 25.FT. sTRID meen ae Kiruck ut retained their titles a te summer months under the N N f a a eo O « Hid c x t | * . ae 1 surround! ew No: ng atruin, ¢ 1 SPRINGS, NX. Y.. Auge he Lawr su” Btakes tied ones ° q nile eg e K se OAL cnt m oft the : p idetioes |® Medea aislok. IM Felis oa sin Boayye Nick, the Greek, would be other earns 80 begat se he season urfe b ty fede Buln ! ' pres stride € Epinard one of the | . vit playing bs ’ anft had his wif i os M “ ' orses for ight ¢ ls Ro gcd dle pe ena) seas Mon arses for hin height ¢ ” Golf Wido Is Ordered Out fers the standard duck Kearns, manager of dack rac ra pcre Eber d Poot y thoroughbred | | eh iia the counts) Geinpaty, whoben mean, sesouiiy. | mA taKeR care of, Rept “Tiny” fom | ciuat measurements. hove shown | 2 I instidlince, wets | veranda levasratcteasetc| ¢ SAR DORtITiG LES Aus greatly was remodeled by a Las Angeles td . gaan oe f i ¢ hia abnor " ‘ Nich rata os Bome of the big league s al) surgeon: will follow the lead of EAR Freee, nie 8. Seton | tho cerehis figs e ea enable him to cover In Chicago be diced a be into 4 Nites Birbute to -xvlf. Others say it tx) the champion ri ’ r haw f ‘ er great | € rth dx in vet \ plenty of pro lik cock. Cound. | PrustiOrD ip o'Aaelt widow" promantld, mene ee 4 oc Bites of lack of proper pluying| Héseas scheduled te undergo QUAKER CITY =|Ds ae a ~ the Pacific coast eague. ite iahtie the'pibeses tediy, He abanion 3 cate . cago, in the opinion of Carl, Nick, who the reputation of Bik Mer sila cigeh tin tie | dad Mxbeeth (0 trig ame WANTS LINKS Australians to (M hL j Helen Jacobs tarter” at the Lincotn| Being one of the heaviest plangers, AU fig up of majer league possibili latest sport model probiseus Pp a . uc. earn park golf course sporting events in the West, was + HILA oLP hil ected « a q ties is constantly becoming a Fett eat he ee wit [ggnILADELPHIA. Aug. t2.—r1 Meet Kinseys F Loses Match ole: widow) Ai¥"-an=ipauie i on letter anktous Selo emer | i igore dificult task. Dace weierh (ha tearhrial Wie’ [cee nena, Ore. orga ; M in U S. Rings ee A eapta tel SE pean 54 narged with bookmaking ac bea A majority of the biz league | come from was not revealed, peidts tina Sadition in Net Finals i to Miss G women ax men iP totay aaidd woemen: TBteee Ls cation ae i Wars of today are players who Kearns declared the thing has Dipurees aa © IVEIBS \sO68 |e mteis. “Taken look at this| are uitee wrnaie ar ine ; i} i ere Inthe spotlight 10 years or beeome epidemic in Dem! Oe ee eal I ONGWOOD CRICKET CLUB The United States has devel OKLINE, Mass, Aug ponily-e der nner Abe Perens mdryasee! Beh URN Ny Mate mem pc i ert back. camp and that Ted Hayes, Demp- | mites of the gid counel Of: 4 erextnut Hills, Au Robert | oped Many good boxers for Eng rere oii-014 Call hana Usenrtin: Hendead or tubes Hake] pete incon aeeas oh Gimreeinee (DE eg The development of big league sey's trainer and companion, Will inenged. oe gs i's H , California, | §8nd At the same tine, many proved un: | s@hs Waitinigeto “tee off.” igen ts ia dela eM St i timber is a problem that the ma be next, . sy ace na tutte ers that seemed destined for tn hen Tie ~ 2990) | local games, 2 ial jor leagues will shortly be called pie nl park. In the |Serned the the fN0l) ring greatness before they left { uguingt M Goa oinake’ the men of your! Harty Wittiams, president of the Hi ip solve. | ‘ Bornes ON ound of t t at ¢ tritain soil became failures after > York the . echtl-tti ctl? oer ke , ; : Coast citcuit, said today that he is} 1 Wte solve, Chicago to Have Inland tialine Vikenet Richdnda eal Bren trying their luck on’ this side se asap te rr ly pve OH vec kat Know." re ‘continued reflec:| determined that gambling in any i DOr was perm to die without . on - ‘ Kid Lewis was a mode un rc " dl bh is vation reminds me/form at the parks shall stop and A} The Pro Soccer Loop *'» |. Hunter, of New York. the Olym | Rd emi was’ a oderate | ine “young "air. consigred hy somewnat of clone tore wo: |that he i prepared co Eo he Lim Hh {¢ . 2 Four of Chicago's l¢ading soc: j ple champion ar noe! ene of the Hons ef: ttle sport after " A ceeraaaa seit’ Ibition—with the sexes’ playing re-| to enforce this decree. 7 aie Fi eee ee ern Seay trots 16 a if Alig ; teeg =the | his arrival in the United States tan ut leat 62 eet ae Ahh Git Bites ar cart ee “PHA lished ciroult in that etty and will : : 3 a ae a a 4) Kenie Rie another Britis! M ‘ he pot and}, gk RRA ate Ww 4 4 i i ‘ form the Chicago Professional league Service Teams ee iiasoelgaseg : \ champion and rated i heal al jt lent > M SM Lind avrag yt Ria a is ia Jue ACT RS PLAY ; ie le PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE t ag0n. e read returns of the tors’ continued higher -than _ Lew! ae 4 in r ‘ een srt’ e here to ln ner hands on him—at ay a4 ge Laat fayern, Ol las. Thistt « Th pre was 6-4, 1.6, 46 i a is. went to i ornia r iis favorite club. ah ae Wer tat peace oa : oY ga 4 istles and In Dual Meets ; : pieces as the result of an Ameri we point. She A repeatediy.|; sede Pa ea pas naclh tk BALL TODAY : Hee Spa: fons make up the circuit oh at ¢ w, when »by comes he °, raid 43 ‘a " eri Jl whe ¢ Th ee Bees) ean trip. v th lundd Be dike athe: wite tal o A bitter feud was to be settled at H = : Double-headers are scheduled fo Six athletic duals have been ar ay 2D gpl Freddie Welsh, Matt Wells, M " played great lonna ai natal eae tee a Tesh greets tail meetin oes | fain HG Gi jeach Sunday, and gamey will be| ranged between the naval and ; re : ; Danny Frush and several others fre 1 her follow thru! where to find her ones Jee Lt toes paging’ attic: Photased ahd hey ate ‘ ‘4: |Iimited to 30-minute halves, in or-) military academies during the = cA arid amounted to little In England a r playing \ ch; We hes oavarkl.: as Orpbdam theaters thnbia ‘on the ait ahs) Parians) ‘ {Sider to offer a game speedier than| coming year, They are: Football splashes but beca: staat” galt ) promise in. the|y, nee PETTY MON. ROAIOS |e. Saaanall Mera ma at) Wa Angcies S} EP Uli ithe regwar and which will not re-| November 29, Venable stadi gone ido rseat ery oe experience fn this ey, Bees c pate Vga gen Labll cyaih yyncenr pdt Laced Mtate rauuerseants { d i i E quire #0 much of the players pb Baltimore, Md; Basketball, Feb n five sets yesterday, 7-0, 4.8, 7 p € y. Bom rhe ep in pecople as the wife used to try to persuade| Julius Tannen was to do the moun Hi ‘ A tea oe bya » Md; Bas! all, Fe $6. 6-4 berdier Wells. Jimmy Wilde and pert of Miss Goss, | hubby to quit lis club. hé now comes | Work for the Orpheum bunch, with eee A || Me 5-Oehiana xing ruary 28. 1925, Naval academy; others were never benefited by ho is the third ranking player in|, begs he lea Van Cello receiving. The Pan bunch mB er fe Ohad = Every fou th Sunday ome teary i baseball, track and field and ten performing in Americ ' ant oe hie teats Se HAS tO ac kept tik plas, webct Said ate We eae an ihe Pega yds debsorfed bey pane ik pie aay Tee t td Pal Moran Thrown dust what benefits the present | es Shé makes the same reply that |surbeiee is likely. f He he A » ue » ay 30, , a . I . eri +4 bg t . t ? id pI anc cl sich ape St. Louis, while a Mound City team) academy. Out in New Haven aie Feits to deals sens one Win First Ayplaecccpess pte Rt Asad MTD a 2. sete Osha tas cthes wenn Xa i al NATIONAL wilt appear in Chicago. The inter rf e te ; - = just ene more round orphe nox office ¥ 0 i ; York et leity. reciprocal arrangement ta “¥ th Rides B Xtid Kaplan, Steriden "te Fite ght in Title Series _ eee he sends the children, pres it their rivals would stand i iter Ceol pen pad eamerarat ey he ‘3 es Bicycle om ® decision a rat New Navy Swim Teams samo seiien for the ‘Commercial ‘Mother, dear mother, come nome a j } } . tase $2 : 6 SEO -NDOD BG. league ¢ ponship Thursd w Lee Hite 3 : reg schedul. From Coast to Coast 1°" us in Meet at Pool :",\%nnlown ts = ne 'Nine-Run Rally Aa, is f “ 6 - 20? ae ulius Schwarts, 17-year-old Brook nd and disqualified Moran for no The swimmi dims’ OOM NRA Looe drote-Rankin, 2 to 1. Swanso' = pon , aes COMPETITION TOO TOUGH —|iyn youth, rode a bicycle from New| irsing.. ; battler ne eeiayieanta. tata, |Pitehed steady ball for the winher ” CARLSON WILL Wins for Vernon iH | ie Made phi e Mode Holdsworth, Big Ten golf | York to Los Angeles in 30 days. The I arieslastenttkne® Arisoha |: Wael 12 |Get Rt LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22.—Port Avi techy champion, found Michigan competi. |transcontinental trip wax made with-| FREMONT, Ohio, Aug. 22.—Harry |claah at 4 o'clock this afternoon in snoqs has fs ‘ ‘0, BE IN ACTION jarid / RAG. 90) Cero eee en em ah iton harder than in the Western/out mishap until the rider reached|Greb, world’s middleweight cham-|a quadrangular meet at the Cry ‘odds 9-4 terday, but Vernon came from behind ia eae ‘ conference. In the recent state] Nevada, where his tires gave out and| pion, wax outboxed and outt. nt by [tal P Lowry Loudermilk; Swanson | ‘California should have a better | and won, 10 to 9. mer Hh He 5 wo A came); lamateur tournament he failed to get |he had to pedal the rest of the dis. | Tiger Flowers, AUunta negro, in a| The gobs from the different crafts |") 1 _Ver backfield next season than in, 1923. | The score— . 2 oH ; in with the firs qualifiers tance on the rims }19-round no-decision bout lwéro ‘expécied’ fo be “on hand to The statement may seem a bit far-| Portland ............... 9 | ES , 3 Sob y ) | Sindiiennpretcmneeensbennsin ° eefeiis rma ee re ce ; ’ fetched, as Andy Smith will not have| Vernon ........ ay | Fh as 7: cheer their shipmaten on to vi . : 5 : i bits: eeiase suauin OUR BO RDIN yim reece Pohetile 1 1 single player who started in the! Eckert, Keefe, Yar “ot! i iat) AME: LEAGUE : ly Y a r “big gume” last year. ran; Cruise, Groat, Ludotph and eur aguas A G HOUSE BY AHERN | alls for: Travel |" er he ce tata ae ten pena nek Fleet | eee Play Maite Tee en hie pene Sire [¢® future, and will snd as likely) = ——“— ne ne 4 Fs 7 Vos r phi aegis i quartet onto the field next season $ Ven,» Ie Bee RIDING AN YES, VES. WHEN 1 Sav « E at Woodland Today 21:0, s"tior will cover consid: ya'one could hope to find. San Francisco. Wins fe) DAN HERE FOR THREE VEARG, W) MSDIB)~ 1 HAD A STABLE OF SIX Two fleet ball gainés were to be schedule this tall, George "ech at, 1, S000" Carlton he will have «| Another From Sacs WW he =. > 1EC as played Friday afternoon on the Up: ania a 7 a field general whose strategy 4 ed UB “ AN THERE AINTT A SMARTER HORGES, AND FOUR POLO PONIES per Woodland park baseball dia | Pit me Phiwnure oes wt fen apo that of “Mowgy’” Brae | pSACRAMENTO, Aug. 22.—San re he free Horge ITH! Cry | wm Wl ONE HORSE IN PARTICULAR WAS foal Pitt sbure are a few whlibetn runcice MA dmegea epee made it three in a row in if Philadelphia (frat SN, Divo KNowW WHT ae “ee tEKH; A PURE ARABIAN, Given At clock, the New Mexico and mon w H wh a W ; ra) nore S\must be given the call over the rantings Hy al tare page scale neste > oy lee bot me hp ae We KNOWS TH! MAKE OF EVERV 4o ME BY A BEDOUIN CHIEF I WeLL fe abbr: + Sear at Ao aioe Tolmer quartepaie {Carlson is an! The score— RW. iB han fw EMARKABLE he Maryland plays the Mississippi FS experienced player who learned his gan Francise . iB a ve MACHINE, AN! CAN “TELL TIME ; oR, 4 THAT STEED HEDA RI =D HM FORE | Three-Eye Infielder — footnail at Fverett high school, He rails oe a 3 . 1 cAN LEAVE HIM, AN Go UP TH! Wfulectos one Time I USE “ Ernie G | Sold to Athletics | was laid up with an injured ankle! Geary and ¥ higeis Huphes bet ates STREET on Foot, AW WE'LL SE A MOUNT ON A BENGAL TIGER HUT ——~ nie Gooseman to iL NeVEiiiin, TRAAEeEen ast. arawon, bis will be ready for! thompson and Koehler, Shea. tf Hi it TEX | RICKARD A CAR PULLING in) 1 DARK, an! AFTER & MILE OR SO, AG he feta Box Eddie Anderson deal Wha. Clokan here fipswhibhentark Hes edo! bs x } UE IN EIT AIT OUT IN A wale Go FURTHER, 1 COULD NoT UNDE! df CHICAGO, Aug. 22 Gooxe.| Vin (Red) Smith, shortstop of the| Golf enthusiasth surely approached Salt Lake Rallies att i SURES SELF HOUR HE STANDS BY IT WIS PECUL! AR ACTION, «PON COMPL! man, of Milwaukee, and Eddie An. Uvansville Three I league, was sold | the limit in the performance of the dB ad Ha TM protect himself feat st EXAMINATION, I FouND MY RIFLE derpon of Moline, Hl, are scheduled to the Philadelphia Athletics, The |three caddies who walked from To. | an eats Angels iat i i) otec welt against fons E o fight in the main event of a box. Price wos not stated, tho it is . A Montrend, a Wistar -o| SALT LAKE CITY, 22-8: i Van MAN, n x ru-|ronte to Montreal, a distance of more . Aug. he fatture Jot the proposed Wao NOT LOADED! EGAD MA ing show at Aurora tonight mored it was $5,000, Smith will re-|than 800 miles, to witness the Do. | lake came from behind here He : eno pout between Lius We KNEW IT FROM THE —— port at the close of the Three I sea. minion open championship tourna. | @¥ and defeated Los Angele: ne end Harry Wills in Jersey | Ay UNG He EXPECT STRONG ELEVEN ron.? ment | ‘The score- nr haa by | Re i = the night of September 11 BEG! NING. Minnesota expects to. put a strong —— ——— | ls Anzeles Ce ag t ’ NPR TG Oe GY Pa LTRTET TLS 3 % Pre, thts as scheduled, Pro. football team on the field this fall Salt Lake ..... ni ae R tex Rickard recently insured with Malin Goat se WU" | Side Is Retired on One Payne and Jenkins; O'Neill, Thom. Hi Hibs ctive ring rivals for the back, aa th tatanding p! 7 r as and deans ij Bit bit $100, 000 in te nok anding player, The EEE wo po Heles issued Gophers, however, will be Z —— teedan : ‘iy alae eprint Pitched Ball by Sherdell| 2.4 Smith Leadi ate a Hf sharing. Rickard halfback, who has graduated. For | e mi eading Hh ih eine anclal long in the event three seasons Martineau was the big] TO retire the side on one left the picture and Sherdelt Southern Batsmen a i Mr or both of the principals nolke In the Minnesota uttuck, Hin | Pitched ball with two on bases | came in, ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. 22.—*Red" ] >a ome inca bwcltted the }ace. will be hard to fill tnd nobody out Is the capsheat Sherdel! saw runtors on see: |Smith, released by the Los Angeles ad}! trent apache hee ine 5 of rescue pitching, and Sher | ond and first and nobody out, | club and waived out of the Pacific it of the death of either or dell’ feat must in the ree. M i aa Bs 5 Shel ae get i of the boxers before the date |. Ghda an tno ot the ateateat of Moka, ee sees vais: || Const, leagues Ie noe: leading ty ' Hi th A as one s kan, a right-handed batter, | Southern league inh Heep lit! cont, 7 were exo od ai eu in itting, Smith, . cntent. Doth were exafsined Swimming Entry the year, | to bat in place of Harper, Ob- {wearing un Atlanta unle, iy hitting i By ce, eens. (iro: tae ar 3 Bill Sherdetl, the spare-built | viously, Mokan had been or [at a 988 clip. Pay Mt to Yeave the ety tonight for | Mail It to Star | 2 comment coun of the | cered to bunt, 0 the St. Louis fhe eg ! Maing cimp at White Suiphur | St. Louis Nationals, wilt have | tnfle'd posted itself on the INDIANS art | Saratoga lake, New York Tain registered with the A. A. |) a fascinating story to tell in’ | grass. Sherdell wound up to , SIGN MILLER ue has already established train U. and wish to enter The Star], years to come when the days deliver his first piteh, AND, Ohio, Aug. 22.—B. | | ae] BT Marters at Southampton, L. 1. | Mile Marathon. awim: Uf past glory will be. recalled Without walting, Mokan tried |S) mnnard, president of the Cleve. A atten, Pechnns Ba) wil have a) to tap this pith” What he aid | pogiinereeeterimter er hag | Hi grandchild of two to whom he | was to raise a tiny fly | thad Ne had: purohanad d...Ws: Mller, @ oe iy Sox have obtained an Will tell the tale, | First’ Baseman Bottontley ae, a left-hand pitcher itront Terre Hautecg ! Mii 3 Fddie Collins in Ruy | Sherdell went Into the ga | halfway between test aitd home, of the Three = +, longue : pany! is deeb: Maman | as a rellef pitcher at Philadel. Both runners at the Impuet 5 : ih) SAD og Flint tcam., Miehignn-Ontario | phia recently. ‘Phere sere two of the bull ond bat bolted ahead, HOLDS MILE RECORD | aH ; Morehart comes well ree: | i a stv On bases and 4 t. Me got Aflce the cately Bottomley The record of a mile a thoro «+ / 460. io in said to. be a} PHONE the side on a single pitched ba't, ped the ball to Cooney and | bred ts Rowmer’s 1:34 4.6 at Saratoga * Hah i Ee hltter, stellar fielder and one of | = Si A. ALU, memberships may be Haw come? Was the second doubled Wilson, Rogers Horny. | {0 1818. 2 a aa Pant men in minor - teague | 7, fare pie obtained from Norman Bartells || Inning ja Hal delphia led the | bys hend was working, He ren hey) Pe is in hin third year in pro- Ip ue at Dexter Horton bank, Wniries “ly Ison opened the aver to first bi called for the HIT BICYCLE RACES : Pah tases : A HORSE LAUGH == close Auguit outing a single, the | hull, amd it reached hin in time Austratian sixday level races * i : wakes Dickerman to triple Ring, are limited to cight hours a day,