The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1925, Page 13

atten cy] —— en oast League Looming as Third Major Circuit Loob Is Expected to Compare With East’s} v2» Coast League Owners Are Serious in Planning and Expecting Their Circuit to Equal American and i) W me opi National Leagues’ in Few Years AN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.—With new ball parks planned} in San Francisco, | Angeles and Portland, and with extensive impfevements@rogrammed for the Oakland pay, club owners in the Pacific Coast league are pa®@lng the way for what all of them think will turn out to be a third major leagy The club owners are serious when they speak of a third major league. They resent intimations tat their optimism is unwarranted. They point with glowing pride to the increas- ing popul coast, and they ore con- fident the Coast cities will be Yep, Practi if Makes Perfect | ion of the entire Pacif s and furnish the same brand of ball as the opulent contemporarie RACTICE makes In th } ries in Chicago || ont needs with Hurst Most of the ,/4 an extra asary eT ee Four Famous Selgthoal Star Pilots fort to accept as possible. Folty ts one of the n contenders for tho ba tulle. ‘The Canadian boy tak customer here Tuend: La Hood, the Intermour weight champion. La from Butte, where they thi there's none better than D: Both boys will be workin Saturday for the coming scrap. rs extrac | praise that “= '(Stuhldreher Is Great Genera If ever All > merit tt eaped on them. SENTENCE EX-PLAYER XENIA, Ohio, Jan. 1—C. W.| “Tacks” Latimer, former league bazeball play fenced tomorrow to | for the murder of He was found gui murder, a player deserv: rating, thi general of the year. HE WAS HONORED VOGEL TO WED URBANA, Ill, Jan. 1—C Standard Ball Sought | for World Tennis Play} WORLD wide eff | which pri its for its di A bounce. the racket feel lighte e hard ba with a en racket action possible to impart more spin to a soft ball s action will impart pall; that in ba ine | hard ball and tho é each, after bounc- | e y come off the gr i bound ditferently from tho same . type of court situationed in fa REQUIREMENTS | Separated cou Cries MADE are be The council of the English as- position to pay the same|* ir TH considered by committees from the various national tennis asso- Glations and manufacturers in Xarious countries, | TEST 5 MAKES ith 25 different poe of ball, all of which pro. ened to comply with existing of a lawn tenniy ball sociation, in accepting the com mittee’ recommendations, voted to wid a fourth requirement to the ball regulations which would define hardness or compression with a view to containing greater regularity in performance. Tho {dition to the rule would be following lines teen pound pressure ap- each end of any diameter | shall compress it (or deform it) to an amount not less than nor moré than —— at an atmosphere approximately 6% degreey Fahrenheit,” on Stanford’s Forward Grid © footba)! teams boasted brother player joven that has brothers playi 1 FINN MODEL Wall| FOR ATHLETES . wal Marah dace at Guard Weibel Stars® |Smith’s Contra in Notre Dame Line) Runs for Two Ww the prals { Johnny Weibel Coach Andy Smith's co of Netre the squad has tw University of Callfor CBch Ro CHANGES IN A. L. It is sald President 7’ the American league ts I Guthrig, Coast league umpire, |make several changes tn bh Brick” Owens, American league |ing staff for the coming ator-holder, have opened a floral|recently signed Harry in Chicng year in the Internatic - - You SAY- ‘you CAN HEAR ‘TH HOOTS TOWN MILL WriSTLE CLEAR OVER HERE 4 LAND SAKES ERNIE’ You DROPPED TH SOAPSTONE": | GRANDPAP HOADLEY. FIRED OFF HIS OLD MOM’N POP WELL MEN I'VE ASKED You BOTH To COME DOWN TO THE OFFICE THIS MORNING TO THANK YOU ON NEW YEARS DAN FoR THE FINE WORK YOU HAVE DONE DURING THE PAST YEAR~- MAC YOUR SALARY \S DOUBLED AND YOU GET AN ASSISTANT TO HELP YOU < AT MIDNIGHT, WELCOMING IN THE NEW YEAR - — UNFORTUNATELY ERNIE BLOTZSPAR WAS IN A DIRECT LINE WITH THE MUSKET - ct Years Pe" ' nia footba years to Sin. HARRY GREB TO MARKY STAPF Marr Johnso MUSKE STANLEY © 1925 BY MEA BEMCE INC New Year's Resolutions (( AND I'M SORRY MR HORNBLOWER THAT You ARE ABOUT TO LEAVE US FOR 1 WAD PLANNED THE SAME THING FOR YOU— HOWEVER YOU WILL UNDOUBTEDLY Do MUCH BETTER IN YOUR NEW POSITION) : H&ing Heads \Dog Teams inTraning Sox Catchers D t uw F Ma geri ars Heving , reaniza® ———_— —— - . CHICAGO, Jan. 1 — aw WHE FIGHT PROMOTERS. for Annual Derby Race Pe ereas oy ams eornce me CHIEF - YOUR SPEECH HA® TOUCHED ME DEEPLY AND L COULDN'T THINK OF LEAVING THE MAGIC MUD HAS BEEN EXPRESSED- I'M GOING TO STAN RIGHT HERE ~ AOUNN Private CO- AFTER GUCH APPRECIATION BY TAYLOR AND WITH MY SNAPPY ADVERTISING) \DEAS WE'LL NEED WITH ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY IN THE BUSINESS OFFICE WE'LL NEED A TRUCK To HAUL THE MONEN “To THE PROMIGED CORA \D GET IN BARLY AN HERE (T 1G (0:30. SHELL GIVE ME TH OCKENS— OMLESS MAYBE | CAN GET \TS A GOOD THING \ THOUGHT YO BORROW THEGE MATCHES | FROM JiMtiie — IF’) TURNED TH BF LIGHTS ON CORAD SEE ME All for Nothing OW BOY - ALL IN AN'NOT A SOuNd. A MOUSE COULDN'T HAVE DONE A SLICKER JOB OF IT. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS af BY MARTIN OID 1 STARTLE YOU DEAR 2? OR.\M SORRY —\ JUST WANTED To GEE IF OU WERE WARM ENOUGH! PROF. TuTT Took ME TO THE LECTURE TOMNGHT AND AT WAS MUCH LONGER, THAN WE EXPECTED.