The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 10

So PAGE 10 -_ 10 THE SEATTLE STAR DNESDA Giants Gain Valuable Ground in National Race * (HC ‘huck?? Hunter, Tacoma | Champior Indians Scalp the Seals in Opener of Big Series eg ee Youth 16 GOLFERS goer ame ji LT 11-Inning Shows Class REMAINING BE (4 WE EN THE GOA “ sx Jootball 2oyears ag . POS STS Melee Won in Golf Game Amateur Field in Second ~ Advance by Youth, Is Golfing Come Full Game New York Defeats Pitts- burg; Chicago Trims Dodgers; Senators Win BYDRWMC SPEIDE! *) Round of Fight for as told toLeéH 1 by Seattle “Chuck” Hunter, 16-Year-| Championship <— Oakland Also Wins, and NATIONAL LEAGUE j Old Lad, Is Coming to M' ION CRICKET CLUB, Phila CHAPTER 1 , San Francisco’s Lead Is Front Fast on Links p\ phia, Sept. 24.—Wit ay | The Ve Game and the New ‘a Cut by Both Clubs Lu t Fk 7 rtf eal ] PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE BY JAMES MITCHELL © Pittsburg, 5 to 1, w ago was beating Brooklyn, across the river, 5 to 4. Hugh McQuillan pitched fine ball for the Giants, allowing seven hits and striking out four The Giants re forced to use A makeshift lMneup with George Kelly at second base. Jim O'Connell, former San Fran isco star, opened the scoring with ® homer into the right field stands in the fourth, scoring a man aheat Albert should ask you soon after that to hse Hunter will continue as an ama decent schedules for and it wa pee you: - The Ta oma wisard with the r until 1906 the co rdage was sag ye redler gy dp ~ = and made th the advent of Dobie usiness 4 DODGERS LOSE he BROOKLYN, Sept. 24.—Dazzy Wance held Chicago to four hits, but Tost to the Cubs in the 10th. Home Tuns did it. Grantham hit two and Hartnett broke up the game with (me in the 10th. It was Vance's Second straight defeat and both in extra innings At Brooklyn— ee Brooktyn Keen and Hart tball beca titution at W In Thursday's chapter Dr. Speidet will tell about the early couches at Washington before Dobie took charge ere the national amateur t will be staged next year, or Hunter gets ready t Hunter is @ prodigy at golf. Hunter socks the ball forte bb ¢£ ing distance to wed a fast course he can send them down the fairway SCHAL K S RECORD STOPPED en well W record for At Boston— n oe | " oo . Ts # \ , m ‘ t A ha pe Benton | F Y 4 well over t se. t t thou bs |Salt Lake Wins Oakland Wins First Wo should 2 oe oosande ee... cot eles Over Vernon Team Game at Sacramento |" ““2"" att e = e eee sree ——— —— SED Phnaders hia 7 4 1| SALT LAKE, Sept. 24. | &nd Clemons; Mitchell and Wen SACRAMENTO, Sept. 24.—Oak- | |won a typical Utah game fr of —————— - non Tuesday, 15 to 9. erun lea n the G id G } 4 Cave Ee Tt rid Gossip _——— took a first two 4 The score R Senators and We cited rccvesteics 9 Sinever headed by Sacramento, win 3 Eee testi Oe 7 to 2. It was Buddy Ryan Moscow, Idaho—Coach Matthews | tteries; Christian, a 8 ser of the home | has ruled secret practice at the t versity of Idaho id has taken mei ty seekers from AMERICAN LEAGUE e igetteken 10 0} 4 | Wen Lest . | Portland Defeated : : $0] Pullman, Wash—A tentative line is FH in First of Series and shea padhemn ch ance agradecer OoUw 1 7O 16 rrr LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24.—Los men have already been going thru 5h es 483 | Angeles defeated Portland in the first GENARO WINS * heavy scrimmage work @ Pt ‘ game of the series Tuesday, 4 to 1 NEW YORK, Sept. 24.—Frar i ellmaz tob cco se ‘The score Sa vga i Ameri welght ch | Tacoma, Wash—The College of ne Rg) Portland . ‘ 10 ‘4 the de by | Pug: Sound had one of th worst ICAGO, Sept. 24.—Washington jr 44 angeles . ay laa Feat m in 12 row s0n | footbal! turnouts of a niveralt ‘won from Chicago again Tues Batteries—Rachac and Cochran; Brook! in the country. But the 20 men are was a Gey, by & score of 7 to 6. The! payne and Spencer. ked to tho canvas twice now turning out for positions | N Senators made four in the third} ae Sa FO tha’ beaaion &n@ three in the fourth, which ac-| ley | Stanford—In the process of prun- | 224 Counted for all of their runs. Chi- TAYLOR WINS dinal squad, Coaches FAN ORITE ing the C ago came from behind, but fell} Los ANGELES, s¢ 24.—Bud Bent Warner and Kerr, today had selected fone short of knotting the tally. |Taylor, Indiana bantam, defeated) g, die Sey four teams as a result of tho first *“Wellman’s thod” Earl McNeely kept up his fine| Georgie Rivers in four rounds here |- favorite in the betting |tWo days of scrimmage. The fu | hitting for Washington with three | tast night. ¥ | equad of 90 is still working, however, Dingles in five times ae LE cS eT LY go tonight with Young} “4 | Masbionton - ees KRACHE VICTOR ee ‘i. Berkeley —Large searchlichta have mo rr z€ . ABERDEEN, Sept. 24.—Ted Kra- | FADDEN WINS been placed on California field to en OMe idee, y and Rue Dl che won the referee's decision in a Blankenshi; Blackie Fadden won the handicap|®>* Practice of the Bruins to con: | extaon, janahip and Crouse fs round fight with Macario Fiores| aiying title for the Guy Sherwood | U2 into the dusk of events Scores ain YANKEES WIN last night. loup at the Crystal Pool last night ) stal Pool law Los Angeles—University of South CLEVELAND, | Sept. 24—The — |The competition has been runnine | gt Cal - y, ria squad registered its 1 cloves | tirst injury of the season when Henry | Lefebre, half back, reported a broken | with Gran: er finger. 2ef | New York Yankees breezed in be-| DOESN'T WORRY DAZZY VANCE) for several weeks. Tho poo! / hind Bob Shawkey’s good pitching} 1¢ iy easy to run bases on Dany Sunday. ' ‘Tuesday, winning 8 to 2. Vance, star pitcher of the Brooklyn yy ee PRES ec leveland— a 8 % | Nationals A good baserunner can} PREP BANQUET TONIGHT x 20 1|always figure when Vance intends} The first banquet of the H1-¥ for| Claremont, Cal—Pomona college and Bengough; Smith and 1. | pitching the ball to the Plate. How./ the p I rep football players is being | football men heralded as coming ever, that doesti't wor ance very | held the Y. M. ©. A. tonight. | champions of the Southern C alifornia | 1 e Cc ort Torrance will be toast- | cor : much, says you can't run bases | To AE Det rott— Lm ei h fh duled today for | ton . a ee unlé rst, | master. tt ctice of the season Detroit 3 ap ——— ree cree ee 2 Winsfield and tone bid — .. =| OUR OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN | Coarser cut ,too— a pirat = burns slower and cooler NT DOWN WITH HE'S AFRAID 2® ee = WAS GOING UP BILL TO LOOK AT 10 GO OUT AHEAD RIDING In the Majors \ Wale we sE. WENT POR MNMORE NIT, AN'HE || TH MOTOR T ateher, who poled out a home WOU which gave Chicago a 5 to 4 30 } N PICKED } over Brookly P 4 . e e j ¢ ENG c *MUCH, HE GETS JP SO MANY BOLTS ANT aie crippled ‘ilante tonght the Pirates Os A , PEDESTRI || PINCHED FOR ‘ ‘ I ac in 01 eae 1 Hl OR TWO ABOUT COULD HEAR PARKING IN e ry Yankeo batsmen bunched hits against TH' HORN | <u OLE. OF atta ar I TH’ STREET: Altho they wero outhit, Washington therefore 10¢ Detroit won its fitth otraight game when # twirling ¢ end of « he Cards banched Hite tn the 10th Laque held the Braves to six hits while Cincinnati vas winning 4 tot Thirty-one bingles were chalked op Wille Philnseiptia was w $1 Wo 9 victory over the E Geysel Knocks Out QO’ ‘Brien i in Fourth Henry Geysel Georgetown’s fa eoming iigute nocked « Jimmy O'Brien | fourth rou ef the tryout Fait’ gym last gway several OBrien pantry the count. Other results follow: Wrankie Green drew with Kennie Goyd; Dick Butler drew Jimmy McKilltop; Art ‘Trans drew Bobby Henderson; Andy Marrinelia defeated EAdie Johnson when the latter couldn't answer the saw ard punche: find the + jseeQuaeess [y aseeunsaesee bell for the fourth round; Waddie = (Copyright, 1924, by NEA Service, Ine.) Jordan stopped Nick Lurona in the| 2 ed frond round i M i. ib el ai ho tenrseerrce . iia