The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1925, Page 20

| a Flyweight —11? pou Bautamweight—L18 pe Peatherweight—126 pe Heavy weight—175 over Lumski Shows Real Promise Lumski only hitter, punching stra hard with both hands, but he's smart in the ring and doesn't throw his punches wildly when has no chance to land, In fact, for a newcomer, he misses very seldom ways in dang Duffy and Colima in Longer Bouts + Colima pan elg Jack Delar Duffy is to try the 10-round route there, and Solima, is said, will soon box Walker, world welterweight k 4 t Vernon It will be interesting to see n California competitic Do You Know Cage Rules? 1. When o * ed in +? 2. How many time 1 a team ask for ‘time out uring th ame 3. 1¢ ame w egarded t e ANSWEItS 1, If the goal is made, the bali ir the ce If missed by contint ues in play Three time The final score in such games Sub Quarter } Was Chi ae While Ct conference really made such an accomplishme For the Maroona « thank none other than Quarterback Curle second-string b wit winning another. Curley first sprang i spotlight in the last ii play in the gam h State. In that brush, Ohio §& was leading by a 3-t0-0 count right up until the last 60 i onds of the fray. Chicago had work the leather to the Buck ard st for touchdown Curley hurried | from sideline And Curley bootec ‘oal which knotted the clast whick enabled Curley or lightweigh how | pions a Baldwin and Brazil Are Both on Lineup Fight Looms for Look-In Corner Job If Club Decides to Keep Both Men; Baldwin Is Best in League, While Brazill’s Hitting Is Needed in Lineup till the property of the ague ball club, no definite deals third sacker having been broad Brazill, another third baseman, to fame is his hitting abilit ber of the Indian by himself at fielding ot corner‘in the Coast league, i veeé hitter, driving in még the pune lost by Rohwer's Portland. CHAMPS ARE". DIFFERENT Present-Day Mitt Kings ‘ \ Crawford Had | | Batting Style Won't Make Weight, but Want Dough Trinh Wit CATCHING Be GOOD Add to Baldwin's efficleney ,” the steady catching of Tom Daly f amd it can be seen that there ¥ won't be much amiss behind « the plate this season Abe Att yar nt 1 ' = . There will be about the same undas catching staffs in the league s © s of with the exeeption of Portlan ty of whieh has an entire new if LEONARD HAS Crosby, Rowland and Woodring | WEIGHT TROUBLE | will do the Portland sociivins Lox A xpected to r 1A Murt Harry ¢ s weight annie Bhogal ©. ERISCO COUNTS mph s UPON YOUNG PITCHERS * Mn) gon Fras a to come thru t MARTIN WOULD BE FEATHER Eddte */12,103 Observed .Father-Son Week of the local » Wha we suppose, is the ndane boys play thetic baseball now, \ a ee Paavo Nurmi Breaks More Track Marks : About Fights SEATTLE TEAM STILL HAS TWO THIRD SACKERS nd Fighters BY LEO H. LASSEN “Stanley Ketchel, i » | Men Scorel / Varsity Leads at Hey, q Ritchie and Nagle Tied in Golf Play Amateur and Pro Lead Field in California Open?’ With 155 Strokes Time, 44-0; 0, Here Saturday Kart Francisco orge Kitehie Francisco, Nagel, Sar al and ¢ also of ateur led the fleld with 15 Al Watrous, of Michigan, came thru with a 156, and Abe Kepinesa, San Wrancheo; Mac Donald Smith, the tithe holder Francisco, Abe of were bunched with 157 ad { 169 \ , ‘ t & t b © count up to 7% il naged to sesh mia ro nd ont seem te : ° rah bout. ‘They hata : : floor 8 to speak of, omiea THE Qt strings e ball and were awed at every stage of a Rte It wasn't even a good Ke t for the Huskies: Lane Washington SUMMARY Willamette (i = ' ; ‘ . c |OUR BOARDING HOUSE as on a4 % squad and they have had a ley Nurmi Has © iat cx | Pre-season schedule of game G s d * “DOC” SNELL / eer, should have put them i reat tri e ; ff! So great a hit did “Doc” snell make the other night when| ™éseason form. vce * ’ : > tap h is one of the big home gam HK A = |he beat Vic Foley, that the fans are still buzzing about the|or tne year and the gym Yili . nf t . 3 a4 Peshastin boy and his immediate future. They're calling him |packed to capacity, : wi , sb; 8 a@ miniature, Stanley Ketchel because of his swinging style | ‘peeraiprma boys have had se b ‘ s > ~ ‘ a t ,./Setback this year, the delet ; ined 1 3 , of drat Snell will fight here again soon before leav the Noch’ Dakateral pore ’ y ur a workout ye " Ha img for California. Huskies were without Hesketh 1 5 horn id x fe Hut 5 pe by. Price & Carter aphers | Frayn, the scoring punch oft neh sof we i a ee | team in that game, the of Earl Thomps ° Since the Huskies have plyel free ers chateau Title Bout to Reward | ssi ie imme > a of ke des L l a have showed a lot of seorine a ind hs ega. Action Ss. Cc J r WwW ° er Ute and goed all around abi nis arriy ere about a ee d n , ity. hago Nurmi has, within a May Be Taken a co O an in The Aggies are expected te Ee levine WE Werte deine tP A MATCH with Bobby Harper| half of a double main event, Pete |UD with Baker and Ridings at nuary 6 7 willbe the reward for the win.| Bross, rugged © Montana — welter- | Wards, Diwoky at centersal vt : Agains air i Cuaboaee ge lveight; meets ‘Travie Davis, the Ey. |dard’and Steele at guarded \ Old NE W YORK, Jan. 16. al ac of the Jimmy’ SaccoJohnny ere: térart Davis has been on |S0n, a guard, and Brown, Recor will be brought aguinst|Jordan n event bout of Nate | the ff for quite some time, but | 4nd forward, are the chief iS 3 f 1.6 || a and Jimmy O'Connell, | Druxman’s smoker at the Crystal| his friends predict that there are a One mile 4084 sae principals in the ball scandal | Tueada. ae lot of gvod fights left in him, Bross |SHUSS HAS FINE 000. mad ae re 1 Tuesday nigh’ | det an sad 454.6 || which rente the 19 world | either Sacco nor Jordan would! 8 2 t boy and always keeps | FUTURE sven she ~ ees amissioner Landis, head | ming adding the. Northwest welter. | ComnK, 1 many bell that he} Because of the greater expen 1% miles... 7:55.67 nized bascball, can present! woigth title to his list of laurels, | Will force Davis to extend himself. /Of Hesketh and Frayn, ther 0 meters., $:25 8 Jevidence to Indicate that a felony jand, stiek hance of getting |, 1" keeping, with his poliey of in-}much chance of Shuss |has be committed — unc Ne ik at Harper's crown, Tuesday's; {ducing new faces in Seattle, Pro.|into the regular lneup in the - | York statutes, district Attorney Ban- bout should be good 4 moter Druxman has signed Al Gra-}&ames. But he is only @ ~, {ton said Thursday. Sacoc’s first appearance here was |Cl0, & Spokane boy, to meet the}more and if he -develops WHAT! WHY AT THAT RATE, You HAVE ME AS SILTY- FOUR! «- HEY, LOOKY WERE 1 WAS STILL EATING ATH’ SECOND-TABLE AT HOME, WHEN You WAS IN LONG PANTS! - NOURE FIFT-NINE, AN' 1 WONT BE FIPT-Wo UNTIL 1 THIS MAY Le sey WHAT POSSESSED NOU, JAKE TO TELL THE LADS-THAT You ARE SEVEN VEARS YOUNGER THAN I AM2u~ WHY, You KNow FULL WELL THAT YOU ARE AT LEAST FIVE VEARS MY SENIOR J. CHIPPIG HEARD UBERTY } Bie ink MAJOR LAKE PUT ON A BROTH AGE! =» WHY, WW BOTH oF 'EM ERLY ARGUMENT. , The Oregon Aggies will sive ta Washington five its. first red of the season here Saturday nig The Beavers have a yetem “If Commissioner Landis h. as ev! | marke by his decisive victory over | Clever Irving oldberg in the special | should, Edmundson has a fi BY AHERN of a violation of the New! node Bercot.. It was one of the (event. Gracio beat Pete Mitchie|Ward in the making. ata I will take the evl-| tow ¢ights that Bercot lost in a 10-round bout over in Spokane, Shuss has the speed and h ind assign one Of! Jonrdan hax been here more re-|and also holds a yerdict over Billy| shooting eye necessary fori Z : Investigate the/ cently, and fought two great bat: | Mendez, cess in college basketball and! \E SAKE ISONLY’ use anton raid. “If I am con-lttes sith Beret | Druxman has signed Joe Wilson,] OUsht to be heard from FIFWtWo, Ten ie Ape has been committed | Sacoc ix here training, while Jor. {the colored wild-man, for the second oat THEIR|] 1 PLAYING reall gest Petts thowe | dan is working out in ma bout. Wilsse's opponent will bel a pilceterta ere nee NOOKEY FROM a PLA ratte ’ j_!m_what is billed ast second [named later F shade ‘behind the Segumiem SCHOOL! ~ HE WAS New York penal tty. TH’ BELL MARCHING BEFORE GHERMAN LEARNED ay ent by Fir semnce, mc. Ma A section of the guilty 'Great Ctawd Sins Florida’s Opener 16— Ww 0 racing welcome for lightn |Luis Firpo to Tour Thursday nts Firpo said. he several from Tom Gibbons to the offer made | the ab champton, leagt nd on his idol at that posit ‘Dode Bercot to Box » provides that whoever at- |Senators iS a Pes fe babe a Paseball player Is) Tough Boy in South! [INT wha DEVELOPING 4 ni ? Dode Bercot, the pang Rely Upon Don Day, who is holding 4 5 Northwest welterweight been |signed to meet Bobby Barrett, the | hard-hitting Philadelphian, in a 10-| J OOKS as if Manager Stanley round bout at Jack Doyle's Vernon | (> nied | 7. ‘outhna beigitg champlons | school. arena on January | Sito cathartic eee eee coboaition | most noted victory is a] Harris, at prosent, has four south- | for Tubb vg of the ball aa | Jimmy ‘Dutty, the Pes in the Washington lineup, all| his sheoting under the fi Oaklander, in a bout In the {of them rans, offering a Me dif dies that ahd clave | ferent type of pitching. When ‘he resocte au hen he reports | aentostidge has the slow tantalising next year tdmcndan will | delivery that as effective as his ti altho the sky was slightly | stuff. His pitching motion k ly make him over into @ F . 0 Keeps | nonma ial ough te yrunners tied to the bases, {pense be ent a ae hary good control and a| oye Samundson’s sty OR AEE 1 the new track was} Th e Referee ] deceptive Je ball. His work | PY t. Visiting turfmen were |Against the Giants featured, and no | PoE jdoubt was the cause of Harris pin- “te ee FOR ning so much fi os o much faith in lefthanders. "*) "mits trip thru the Norti nM ean Gregg, resurrected from the} ference circuit, coming at 1 minors, and “Dute! * by. . Se Bessey eather. 98-1 ot: the: nenson, may maki cured from. Brooklyn by waiver They route, have won fame with thelr] Weanpesen ARES Avia curve. Grogg in'his prime had great! sista and ‘Ideho before {| specd. | home, has center berth on the Washi frosh team has improved at 50 per cent over the form he al while playing for Rooseyelt/d Wronghanders MIAMI hen Florida Ivy" Parke bi a winner in the first rage at mi's new track, Hialeh Park fans sent up a roar to the inauguration winter racing season Thur Weather was ideal “Polson a} $¢ | knockout of | Clever over jorida's y afternoon. at 34 racing fa thusiastic. races for purses totalling $10,000 were on the card, Has any catcher thrown out three | jmen in one inning who were trying !to steal?—M. N. H | Yes. Leslie Nunamaker, last with | the Cleveland club of the American league, then with the New York Yankees, turned the trick in the jsecond inning of a game with De-| jtroit, August 3, 1914. What is the ever come to Ray for continuous G National Sporting club for} Schalk, If the south i © southpaw fad continues Gibbons-Firpo fight in London, | caught 100 or more games in 11 the majors, ldots are retimoe < po said he was ready to sign if the| Seasons. George Gibson, while. a'| : “Bebe | } strict orders to dig up some good uld_get Gibbons to agree to|member of the Pittsburg club, did right-handed hitters to the ex jsuch a stunt for six seasons, : had | sion of the “lefties.” Tt ean What are the greatest number of !be combated with force. |e on chances ever a first | D. Europe by Auto) Jan. 16.—Luis Firpo, rican heavyweight, left Paris to make arrange- tour of Europe. would remain in Paris to nit an answer} American League clubs boasting a majority of left-handed hitters are {going to do a lot of cussing next {summer when they meet Washing- ton for a motor any catcher Schalk’s ree- performance? ha CRAIG TO REFEREE Referee Craig, of Port "4 handle the whistle tomorrow with Walter Bell, local offe umpire. wig during his career, has | Foley and Allen | Leave for Vie. Foley, Canadian 3 weight champion, and Jace his manager, ure en route 10% onto for a few weeks’ rest® has several bouts lined up Sastern Canada metrop ms K V CHAMP LIKES BASEBALL ~ - die Martin, new bantamweight | basem | GE SAK : : | is a crack baseball player.| No first sacker in either major | ‘Stee «& Kid aspired to be a big | league has ever made more than 22 © Ife liked to play shortstop | putouts, five have equaled that vit” Maranville always | figure in the Natio league and jfour in the American, Max Carey says in successfully break with the ’ Studying their style makes sible. rtin as delivery, this er on ab he Et ode es “g