The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1924, Page 4

i i i ia { | Washington a couple of years ago, | “day. PAGE 4 “Beans” Reardon May Umpire in National’ O’Day Recommends Him to Prexy Heydler ‘Yan “Boy Bandit” HERE estee ed boy wares The ended particular O'Day, National Williams stated portunity preser in ath econu vance, Reardon is zainst him his youth being « that was told h short space of time. “Beans” broke into baseball Vance Fanned 262 Hitters YORK, De Dazz w Vance, star Brookly pit Yoted the m i tn the N . ‘ & dig season t Strikeouts Vance, wh . < 38 losing only six tr 262 bat ar bie feat tu hese days of the “rabbit” t Only one National league h er struck out 15 men one fame. It was Vance. He was the only pitcher to strik ut 14 ina game. H ) struck out 11 men four times ‘Two pitchers managed to whiff 30 in a game and Was one of them again He turne SECOND PRO ] Has Good ‘Chance of Going Up; eran Umpire Puts in Boost for Him; Started in Western Canada; Has Plenty of Nerve bandit sponsors he would not stand in the a good official and de He made his Coast league debut under adverse condi and overcame his faults in a comparativell ly jap Yankees Will Vet- Keep Pitchers con } s hat definite * Reardon, the play umpir- i the National league next sea-!| be with the Y va iful umpire has been highly i j Heydler, one of his a me. ao § being the veteran, Hank . league indicator man, Harry ‘ ft 1 in't @ some time ago that if the op nted itself for Reardon to ad eans will di his boy’s way te shakine Gina erving of nition t tart te rec ic but he greedily absorbed in the Western and those to be in those as an ur Canada le rtunate ciated with him days will never forget his pert, ag- gressive manner. LAID DOWN pire gue, few enoug SHEA SOLD LAW ‘ : 1 Orleans by San Fran- panda ONAN & ' cisco Club and w hi ‘ eh . « the “rm the manag 4 Joo.!y Orlea t A ner meek " “Well, I'm Reardon, the umpire a bi in 1923, but 7 and 1 want t know t e © err that the I'm going t gamé@s than an trick twice, his teammate; Grimes, || an - > mi # with slammed the|Man last season There were cight nal | 4 leaving. Dev ‘ league games in which ny || sanping cox ME werwed teven, “at thos, ||THAT Futer More Gridiron oa wu cites’ || DAY Bothoron of St. s the oth 4 ; Gutis enough for one ecaron, || Devine, who te: « Schedules Are never f Rear¢ day 1 upon the feld. reget the first Now Completed saw such a cocky : sald J When } nell bone vgs a unced the batteries you could | tolay outside of the Coast thing Into s vO! that he had Coach a= a pert Jed hit Seattle Cagers Will Meet) “1 was a real treat to hear him| greeno State collere, at Oaki . [call balls and strikes. After every Portland Team at Crys Is he would take off his mask de of the Pacific, ‘at tal Pool pain just leer at the batter as muuch | Stockton, October 3; California x to say, ‘You just try and argu at San Francisco, Octob second game of the Northwest Professional Basketball league! wilt be played Sunday at the Crystal | Pool with the Portland and Seattle! BS ta @quintets furnish-/ ‘Jing the opposition. | |with me over that one Californin at Berkeley Nevada at San Olymple Whittler October Giant Prexy Hailed Into The Seattle 7 i Nove team overwhelm yore Jaa 'tne Tacoma U. S. Court "*: jutfit Wednesda: “Ww Yor Sec i ashingtor now thre aight, but the Nee aka; In federal | cames out conference: Wi! actin ‘i bankruptcy court Friday Judge at Seattle, October 3; Whit Bo re Shseouadl ab! ruled that Charles A. Stone October 24, and Col wal o aster ' 5, ner ol o New or r aA tigttes to] en Pare Omer Of the New York Sound at Tacoma, we = "a4 Giants, must appear to defend bim give ile bas PAY : Ae Jeams a harder | | Be Was & pert nounced a partial schedule as f gre ‘ of Fuller & McGee, brok oma Ty Matt promot: It was argued by counsel for 4,000 Oregon at Eugene, October 3:0. A We at's pi creditors of the insolvent firm which |C. at Portland, October 17; St. Mary's 7 ithe Seattie|%9% Hable for claims aggregating |at Portland, November Los An SEILK = | poster will x take | $1,400,000, that Stoneham was-a gen- goles Athletic club at Los Angeles. the oor with Cox and Riddle at for. |¢T#! Partner of the firm November 11; Olympic club at San ‘wards, Sellk at center and Murphy | baseball magnate has c 2 overmbtr 1 Gonmea at eS Clementon at guards. This makes |"8ently denied that he was ev November 26, tentative Up a strong aggregation. rales silat deeeras ses thane Cossiae Manager Murony is planning some at Sat 1 78 " ae Outside games for the Seattle team} . , ype s ee z and a big series 1s fn the maine | ellison s Mother Lreeepaelge fark BG pr hen : ee ers ove. The Dies in Denver ae arc: Ostote <a base Teayenworth team is one of the sigan: donate ee Bia strongest independent outfits in the; Word was received here yesterday Peers Northwest, a bunch of Idaho stars|of the death of the mother of C. & 0. A. C. BOOKED. and Spencer Harris, former Broad-|“Cappy” Kellison, the popular man-} wripriick, Cal, Dec. 13.-Bas Way luminary, making up the per-jager of the local branch of Spauld-|;othall team of Oregon Agricultural ketball team of Oreg gricultural _ sonnel. Jimmy Bryan, who played for has a powerful five at Aberdeen and Matches with his team will also be| Played by Seattle A charge of 56 cents admission Is being made for the pro games here. CALLOW WILL TEST SHELL Russel Callow, Husky crew coach, | fen't ready as yet to render a verdict as to the value of the new type shell | that has been given two or three| trials by the Huskies. “I can't tell much about it yet, ®aid Rusty. “I won't have my var- sity out until the 12th of January so} I ¢an't give it any real speed trials | until then.” | ‘The shell was hand-contructed by | A. K. Anderson of Bremerton. Ander- | fon {s a ship's draftsman and mas Og the univ catty. an} 50 Missouri Grid Fans Plan Trip) | COLUMBIA, Mo., Dec. 13—Fifty Tiger fans will accompany the University of Missouri football team on its,trip to California, wt team plays U. S$. ©. on Christmas | Two special Pullmans have | been parte ered for the trip. | 645 Golf Clubs in America Now) The total active and allied mem-} hership of the United States Golf association is now 645 clubs 1S GOING HOME NEW YORK, Dec. 13,—Luis Vicin- | tint, Chilean lightweight champion, in| to return to his home in Santlago| next week for an operation on his | nose. He prefern to have the work | done by his family physician, It is probable that he will not return until epring. | SMITH LEADS KANSAS | LAWRENCE, Kan., Dec. 13. | Regineld Smith, Independe: Mo., left tackle, was elected captain of the 1924 Unversity of Kanuas foot- ball team, | ing’s, in her home in Denver, fol. lowing a long Sliness Ke will meet | five here the ¢ Whittier college ot Dec. 3 it was “Cappy.” accompanied by his wife, | announced Fri: The ortherners left for the sick bedside Sunday night | will meet the Hollywood Athletic but arrived too Iate to bid hix mother |club quintet the 29th, coming her la last “goodbye.” |for the New Year's Eve game BY FRISCO Pitcher Peddled to New rie SEATTLE SrAK “Ace” Elliott, Seattle’s New First Sacker F" SATUR — Planned to Eliminate Big Teams . to Be if Present | % Three Divisions Formed Plans Carry dAY DECEMBER 13 y24 Golf League Is Looming for Northwest Clubs About Fights| ie and Fighters BY LEO H. LASSEN BY ALEX C. ROSE ' ; F HERE is 1 n the s pom t ring that causes a posed to J eo Dre arguments and oO rth ¢ as the amount of credit ; . signe: . for a knockdown in a fight ‘ - ee Some officials and fan , =" of. the xo™ aa, foe. : . think a knockdown wir a t round form next| Some think two round Some judge a fight by the ae Bap. ©\sondition of the men at the pnd finish ! the cue Here's one for you boxing bugs to |} and t er and & hem with f cight m , : Alt mat “ le tent he fight ¢ ba f ome with ual thr off bat m | Not only will the coming of 4 and gave him the de The Pacific Northwest Golf lew gue be Joyful tidings to the vast How would you have called that majority of golfers, but it will , + | undoubtedly make a hit with club | atixe Collins is responsible for the captains whose task in muster- | story ing up large numbers to repre | eae 5 sent their respective clubs in | Some Local “social” gatherings is chockful | C2 J4. \ of trouble. Corraling eight-man We t os a \ | teams is going to be much more |) ® misaselere gira rs pleasant. ake L Homeand-home matches will be wa’ tides (reaent ovde ta. — playe and there is going to be a 4 rabarter «fis pepe . great deal more club enthusiasm | ‘ k Mes One of the new Indians next year will be “Ace” Elliott, first sacker obtained from|** Guitdaiok at tienen: Paaitie Marth > Harper tw he first round b Nis “gai “ 3 ver [4nd Harp rest of the fight the Chicago Cubs. They say he's fast and ought to hit in this company. | west league fixt than has ev : “gg nsed gic oii eae the decision to Roberts and inni 3 Ti X-COUNTRY ___|sicea't Sa tsa a se inning World’s Title A [coset un |@'i was Scott "whe was the thir man in the ring tn t memorable o E Ss WAS SUCC me scrap between oss Derout and Ted 8 Handicap for Harris) wc vimosen sar ve in)" | likracne bere wns ine non mighty well pleased with the seit! is all ready to Ko ahead) Krache had an edge until the last BY BILLY EVA) | Washington enjoyed the winning] o¢ the cross-country season at the he t ing of the Mercer) round when r seconds before the THEN a major league ball club|of the pennant and world series aa! uy, versity, which ended with the race | ind if and Country club's 18-i nel Bercot landed flush on the V wins a nant, then follown| few other cities ever had. However,| at Eugene on November 1 hole ache jaw and the Hoquiam bo: t up with « 4 champlonship,|How that the fans have gotten over! «4 jot of good trackmen were un-| golf course’! wa to the world when the fight there is nothing left for it to do but | the Initial thrill, there will be @! covered.” “Heo” asserts, “and some! ™ over the club's 110-lended. But Scott gave Bercot the win anothe tendency to become bluse and adopt! of them are going to come in handy |#cre tract and on the sox decision that time. Once a team ts) the show-me spirit when the spring track season bobs| od of Mercer Island, this week, o Almost parallel cases and the same retu: a pen Few cluba have won a penn up got his “locations” for what he suyS/referee gave different decisions in nant winner, there| through superior pitching and de-| peat ae will be the prettiest and best 18-holer [the two fights « nothing else to|fensive strength as did Washington. | ° in this nection. Of course that’s what! And once when Frankle Green. the shoot at. If the/A strong offensive hax usually Three Pilots they but Architect Ball's |iittie colored bantamweight, was manager and team | ‘tured the play of most pennant ¥ ° opinion sh bear considerable | fighting he had won every minute would do as well,|ners. Like Washington, the ¢ Will Play on weight because he has had a world|o¢ the fight until a few seceonds they must repeat | oO White Sox 1906 was one of the |of experience in laying out and bulld-/before the final gong when he ran ; few exceptions : Mi ourses ito a dream punch and knocked their success. 1 issouri eam ie ‘ a am ¥ ch and was knoc! A manager who Must Remedy Faults NOLUMOMA: ‘io. Daw) 357m © property is of a gently rolling |stiff. ‘The referee picked him up oft takes a team that! Incidentally, Washington disproved ( Dus ree character and is not heavily wooded. |of the floor and gave him the fight ARI Be omgpras dahil" pnt mye University of Missouri football | tn, r words, it Is an ideal spc Knockdowns—the thrills of the the race andl stronger than its substitute ch hse cbe stig will be in the starting line-|to plant a golf course and, in the /fight game —undoubtedly cause more shows an Improve | being the case, the Nats would have| UP fF the Tigers when they meet/expert opinion of John Ball, the/arguments than any other phase of ment over a pertod of yearns, finally oming thru with EVANS « pennant, tn In leed fortunate Said manager, by bettering his position each year after has achieved suc doa hard work and what is term nd. much rifice. The statua of such a much t r, far more ohe who -pulls the miracte stuff and highest bh irs with seriously considered. rs entailing manager is stable, than wins baseball’ a team Harris Must Repeat That in the that Stanicy Harr brilliant nd macker and! resourceful leader of the Washington; fi himaeif in He won a nt and world series in a year when no one conceded him even an outside chanc BY AHERN on penn TM SORRY, FELLOW ROMAN CLOTHES LINES, i BUT YOULL HAVE TO DO bt} YOUR REHEARSING TONIGHT, SS) Without my spirit PRESENCE! —~ I'M SITTING IN os A CARD GAME THIS EVENING-SO 1 BID You Sic TRANSIT VENI, Wr CHILI AW, SA-AY Faw WE WERE GoUWA REHEARSE TH’ STABBING OF SULIUS CAESAR “TONIGHT !« HECK. IT LOOKS LIKE TH’ ONLY PLACE THIS SHOW CAN BE Put on, IS TH SHELF t= Gc aM GENERAL ALKOUT EN REWEARSAL me NICE WORK, CLNDE le 1 WAS WATING For, SOMEBODN “0 BLOW "Ti" WHIGTLE |e WAIT TLL Sow You, Quick AST CHECK MY ALUMINUM DERBY, AN’ GHAKE WESE DRAPES bs CMM we been nowhere. Manager Harris ts confronted with the task of again delivering in order to tie his 1924 miracle performance. Already there is the chance that the University of Southern California at Los Angeles. | This situation, which ts probably the first of its kind In the history of college football, resulted from the fact that Clyde Smith of Sapulpa, he may not have his pitching ace! Oxia, was chosen pilot of the Mix| Walter Johnson, in the lineup. Take! souri’ eleven at the close of his| away a pitcher figured to win 20/ sophomore year and wae therefore [games and you immediately put ferimp In a club's chances. eligible for another year of competi tion after Nis term of captain ex Jonna. pired and that Sam Whiteman of The possersor of the best infield) Richmondy Mo. has already been in the American league, Harris is! named captain of the 1926 eleven. without a capable substitute at three jot the positions in case of accident jor illness. | An Injury that wonld keep his|chargo of the team on the ficld star catcher, Muddy Ruel, out of the} game for any great length of timo Kamm Must Pick Up) would bo disastrous, probably fatal. Thon there is the veteran pitching staff of the club that is always an/| of the length of | uncertainty because service of most of the men. Mogridge and Zack | year in their synte | Harris, in tho ways of base ball, despite hix youth, counseled by | the “Old Fox” of the pastime, Clarke iffith, surely realizes the lack of secondary power and will seck to | remedy it before spenfag of the season . | Have another big ‘Kallio Sale | Was tek ala j o Far Wes a Rea salo of Rudy Kallio to the | Boston Red Sox come 5 a surprise, Rudy good pitcher and enjoyed a fairly successful sea son last year, but it was thought his day os @ major league prospect were | over. | Kallio languished for several soa song In #@ Detroit uniform, showing but occasional flashes of brililancy. Kallio is a better pitcher now than he was when he first joined the Tigers, Ho has more poise and a bet- | ter knowledge of what js required, In return for Kallio the Bees will | get Outfielder Joe Connolly and cash. Joe is a California boy and former: ly played with the Seals. He is a brilliant outfielder when he wants to be, Connolly has wonderful natural | ability, which he hag dissipated be. jcause he refused to take the game seriously, lane has been on the hunt for a good right-handed hitting outfielder jand in Connolly he has just the man that he needs, The Bees are long on hitting outfielders, is a left-handed ‘Rochester to Have Indoor Golf Course Nochoster will shortly boast an in. door golf course of 18 holes, + but shy on the) | Arthur Bond of Perryville, Mo., jcaptain, is the third pilot in the list Jand the one who will formally bo in in His Stick Work Unless Willie Kamm greatly as a batter, he will rank with the Collins.Bradley His fielding is O. K. nover class, imprpves | planting can be done for about $40,- small sum for the build-} A very of an 18-hole mecca for golfers! exident ¢ and J. N. secre and their ary official supporters report very favor able accounts the campaign for members that got under way several | jdays ago They started off In a cloud | smoke, but they are out in the clear now and within the next few weeks | we expect to hear-that the ground has been broken for t uilding of the 18-hole golf course of the Mercer Island Golf and Count ub, Elmer Smith Will Play for Redlegs | Outfielder Elmer Smith is to get a chance in the National league with Cincinnati, He has played |Cleveland, Washington, Boston and 'New York of the American league, >’ BY ALEX ay Oxcar Peterson—there’s a , good Ballard name—says he hélds tho rec ord for the first hole on the Olym- pie 16, course RAY 06D SAYS, “GET MAR. RIED YOUNG." THAT ADVICE IS ALL RIGHT WHEN YOU'RE OLD, Paste this list on your toupee, Mr. } Santa Claus! Yor Frank Van Patten—A_non- | slice driver, | For Jack Weber—A slower back | stroke, | For Hawthorne Dent~A less course, bunker. Stan Frederick says that Fred Dol phin is either a good golfer or rotten at arithmetic, Hurry Hotehki the hand some banker-golfer, has got his game all straightened out. Ho. now hooks his slice, Wullie Cameron George are going to give Louie Pat tullo a corkscrew for Christmas, They want to find out if he can work Hit and” Hoot Me For the will be hind of same reason, the recipient the same Yuletide, gift from Jack MeRain, Kennte Watts and several other Scots who have donated ty ward the purchase of said gift, Jack Scott uw eRe aa Sheri OOKS-SLICES on Seattle {airways C.ROSE * £) ee Bon Stein—Does the wind blow very hard on the seaside courses in Scotland, Bob? Bob Johnstone—Why, Bon, I've seen it so windy on that North Ber. wick course that the crows walk homo, Not a purse was lost at the re cent St. Andrew's banquet. There wasn't any of them out there, Dick Treholme, the adver. tising man, must be doing sonte tall talking to hold his 48. handicap rating. According to Al Imhoff; who let loose of five fron men to Charlie Tyson af. ter the Trenholme-Hatton mat Richard should be about a plus three man, or a porch climber, | —-————-* er sincesRupert Pidduck made that 18-hole putting green wm his front yard, the residents around 32nd and James st, fail to show up for the Sunday morning sermons. Jim Kennedy has just about made up his mind to throw away | his left-handed clubs and play right handed, Losing nine shillings ta \Vack O'Conmor is enough to make @ fellow do most anything, savs this port-sider, A derrick is being Cheasty's to get Tom Fred Dolphin's corner, installed Hall out in of PO aE Or tremolo with | had to} the An Eskimo hter ‘ Seattle fight fans have seen repre sentatives from nearly every part of the globe in action here—negroes, Filipinos, Chinamen and representa. tives from nearly all of the European Jcountries, but when Joe Manila | climbs into the ring for his fight with Mike O'Connor at the Crystal Pool Tuesday night the fans will be watch- jing their first Eskimo ring per former, One day Manila happened to pick up a copy of the Police Gazette in his home on the one of the small South ern islands of Alaska. The pictures of the ring men and the stories of the hempen square fascinated him The money wasn't any too flush in the Manila household and trapping was poor. Ho read of the big purses and decided to go to Ketchikan to try his luck as a fighter. He. boxed thero several times and learned quickly, Being a big, strong fellow he made good. But the bic jmoney wasn't available there so ho {struck out for Seattle. And now he’s to be given a shot at the big medals. It will be Interesting to see how jho fares With O'Connor as the | Australian must be plenty good, hav ing beaten Frankie Murphy — since Murphy shaded Eddie Huffman here. Noted British Golf Stars to Play in U. S. OLFING at the southern and Pa cific coast resorts this winter will have an international flavor. George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, noted Britishers, are invading the | States for a three-months’ campaign. }* Duncan is called England’s* leading |stylist, now that Vardon has passed from the front ranks. Mitchell is one of the game's long est drivers, They will play in the winter tour. naments as well as in matches against Hagen, Walker, Sarazen and other top-notcher: | Frisch Prefers to Play Second Base Frankie Frisch, a star at third and second, says he’ prefers to play tho latter position, despite its added du ties, |Oxford Will Send Boxers to America Oxford Untversity of — ngland plans to send a group of boxers to this country shortly to compete with American collegiaus, ) i | | PY 4 §