The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1925, Page 12

1 | Bowling Can't Be High Clas oiled in Alley Helen’ sin California; Suzanne’ s Well Again HE “WE SET YOU TWOP PPULERE u Picced fut the be alway ng! had (Golf and |URPHY SHADES SNELL IN GREAT BATTLE! Baseball : | i i N vem:|(* Yoe'ntthte NURMI SMASHES HIS 13TH TRACK MARK Scrap Is Called Draw, Trouble | “BY AHERN) Snell Is Game Fighter =~ Murphy Hits Harder and Is Smarter Fighter, ba Snell Forces Going and Weathers Stormy Round; Filipinos Regular Windmills; Card Goog BY LEO H. LASSEN round, whe the har Do These Sports Mix? Toe | Stanley Harris Gives His | Views. BY BILLY EVANS (our BOARDING HOUSE fre 2 EGAD JAKE,~ MY IF lying Finn Sets Record in 3-4 Mile American Runners Try to Box Him; Nurmi Wins With Burst of Speed PARE RK, Jan, 28.—Ch 1 ia Mureht Paavo Nu 4 AMOS Mae HAVENT GOT BRACER IW “TH HOUSE FOR AN OLD GAILOR,~ HAVE You yas Y GAWSH » TLL CURL UP NY PRETTY Goo. iF 1 pont GET A SLUG OR Wo!. DO Yo KEEP AN THING Ngee \)) CAGE A FELLA Awe ] be Z AN JAKE WAG TY MaATOR TELLING BUSTER] | HAS A DUG OF HAT WE NEVERA DOUBLE Vicion GIVE GROG TH'L] DOWN ib TH Nop! WHY EP CeLLAR Now! HE “TAUGHT. ITD MAKE A « BUCKING Cy cee MI” Fl eroucio out FA SAW ¥LY ¢ HORSE A Ss ag 3 aA AW a. WorRD!~ 1 TRueT You ARE NoT ALLUDING TO RUM 4 GREAT CAESAR ~ DONT DARE BRING UP- “HAT SUBTDECT IN THIS HOUGE I! EGAD,~ EACH AND tows in the thing Murphy, one a crwelghts Se ong time, 1 Peshz astin boy, stood ved @ stormy rou, " everything he had. im this EVERY ONE OF US i a ay: i hg aaa ARE “TOTAL the jer piled up gave him spied ABSTAINERS !. I i ; * shide Blas nd fight at the Cry. Snell, an iron-chinned y r, P earned himself a draw lent during the last thre« rounds. tood up under Murphy's at-| players. Stanley and then wa to}; ager of the world champs, and |! png h > back | Clarke Griffith, owner of the | Burt ewer football coach — * Va, al he le ll, the his ground Murphy round, the lion-h r ny NEW Y HENRY 1 ment season ere sim VOGEL WILL COACH IOWA FAW rea Oaklanc n the goir ll of gi 1g it back ang t to his a onda how he ever ‘Judges Render Pool Verdicts * officiated at the Crm ain last night, sion having d day to stig tem of giving decisions | were no squawhs kag by A gvedty league jars are number of clever golf Harris, man | tac i able He Washington club, like the game. 41 owner Grit Harris and a} « commis Tampa Nats r in th { their time training quart ¢ th They put in much of on the links. During the the major Spaulding Hasn't sit wom the thr hs ‘ule Gv vt Y CAN SOCK Signed Gopher Bi . WITH BOTH HANDS urph MINNEAPOLIS meeting of New York I ong chat with baseball in ‘Thompson had resigns leagues uby wa had a Harris i “Game, = aon Has | teen customary for |that Sout basket. 22d Was Value m to play ae vers again as judges, t refereed all of the Hi deco: fight BERCOT LOSES BOUT TO HART Es, Seattle Snell started right after him, Murphy laying back and letting m lead. In a wild mixup in the first Snell caught him on with a wild swing, and Murphy hit the floor for i Lnockdown. 4 \ ares “WwRoxr teens one fs | i was toetts re ro Herman Will Box Gibbons & in Detroit DETRE the ehin “Works” Tried on Finn J Snell wit Jan. 28—Doke logger, ran er boxer last mightst rnon coll. (Paddock to | Three Prep Cage Leaders : pre ae eee = : aah Race Nurmi?) Still Deadlocked in Tie’ MURPHY WINS Hart of THIRD 2 TUESDAY'S RESULTS Mur Broadway Koosevelt 16. sadaiene rach 3 epiedl West Seattle 30, Queen Anne 17. Loonevelt ‘ oad | coca sg tes < iia : Rallard 30, Garfield 1 me s ; Lincoln 24, Frankiin fer for three mont We discussed among other things the question of what player should do during the off season. The relation of golf to baseball was considered. Fite Fannie Tosses rae Box i in Ring . AN ANC the ound $6 AM strong for golf.” sald Ha st “Next basketball I like “Basketball and baseball are stren uous sports; golf iy not. T have ways realized the dangers of w basketball for ¥ Stan # icague playe ; he money offered Harris | giways overcame any Talks | other drawbacks. —s oif is al ‘ 20, exter x L to after : unk ‘orth to ba red the gamely fown the fi una : another thing Queen while We with Queen h Ballard ig by Lin | eprint Several other astounding per formances marked the — first night of the annual Millrose games in Madison Square Gar cr Ugo Frigerio, Olymp! walking champiwn, turned a handicap race of three miles into » vaudeville act. The tit tle Italian sped around — the track, giving the Pascisti salute E to the Tali and waving rani handkervhief in glee to a crowd hy that thoroly enjoyed the con e and Le edy. It was a cineh for him. and earty ‘broke up _ Anne | and We Hart The | lacking | against rarely x into action. Beroat ki j fighting the entire distance the shifty, scientific work oti Easterner told in points, Hart used a right to Bereots bat telling effect during the Gx fight and then switched ® right swings to the bel ied hard for a nd eighth rounds tt clever and quick on bis t out of danger and built up % score. Mur | The gallery howled bee" |the decision. Bercot’s desire to fig |made a hit with the fans whos }}ittle use for the brain work of Snell came right back in the rth round and held Murphy altho the Oaklander was landing the harder, cleaner punches. Murphy would hit and hold and was content to let Snell force the going. Murphy 4 twos |percuts in the fiftt about all he swinging landed round. Glignkn Walker ‘Cae in th Permission to Show NEW YORK 8 t ston to compet 2 number door me great n th « gam spring “If he is lucky game can be played month: I cannot should do him any a for and Nurm STANDINGS Won Laat P ove 1.906 1.000 3 to live where the reer n the w wher harm, even if | walking cb indulged in dally. Ferio came f during the summer, when | gage only all campaign ig on, is an-|ton A. other thing. A match once a week, bly two 18-hole games, would do no harm, but to play it oftener ls cer tain to handicap the work of the! athlete on the ball field. | ¢ the adidock maid race i, it ae will to be kept last night ith a permit te Millroxe middle of February Murchison Pobruary 28 on athletic tour will t from Went way at One leaders uke ° punches here y in the x games. re en Seattle blows Bre Broad. pli {Ballard anklin and | Frank five It tumt riday tangies witl Queen and thi or arch enemy world coln logger nth world rec ‘Arne Borg Begins hig ot a tne threemie| Munn and Zbyszko Wrestle Feb. 3) Swimming Workouts 9° wie» new world record | Johnson to Te pwstla’ amen, KANSAS CITY, Jan. 28.—Wayne | Big”) Munn, heavy ae . }14:11 2-5 which he laat 1 “When golf chatter supplants| Borg, Sweden's | Confer With baseball talk, then the game Ix pos-|and the second-highest Urday night. He a bi eee ane | 4 Bs lcenine Bianisans ere | Maier Today | |" sibly making too great an inroad on} in the mpic carnival, resumed |™arKs for 2 fi Dy teak the players’ time. training today, after arriving for a reieey niga bagter ral ay regent nat ¢ had made jas aturda y ch i KELLER ‘ 2 “1 have discovered the successful number of He will} = | ; H bie ANGELES, Jan, 2. ball plkyer is the fellow who loves | not make his official debut until the | Osborne Breaks Record | 9» scheduled hicago, Fe Walter Johnson scheduled the game. and never tires of talk-|Dationat championships, in san| Harold Osborne, Olymple and) MY Shu lfor a conference with Ed Mailer, ing it | Francisco, in April char = »wibr of the Vernon club, today to ase the ola. Anne goo sixth seven! lead. of the the the went punching we! Snell came lot of round or possi- | start days os ett in. again into atunt phy as him phy’s ir ILIPENOS [SHOW WELL | The three Filipinas all made good fights a husky Manila \rought six rounds Chuck Hellman Canion real Speed and Base-Running |, fact s are Jan. was made Sat a tim wa made new 2% : m will rather intere that the oO is a best run met on the card} Rufe Canion, | featherweight, dr with competitions: Cal tor ntop| was ity ow a was rity, om an n was of the league umpire, greatest baserunners jon brought by Billy to a manager of “Strangler” world's pion high fumper, | “The moment attention to his golf score than be ting average, and golf clubs tha bats, then it’s time for him to ca a halt. a player pays more t- n i “In the spring training I feel that golf is a good conditioner. Gettin into shape is often a painful opera- tion after a winter of idlenes golf helps to relieve the monotony |!¢% ¢xPee of the grind. “When the different thing. ( dulged in lightly. § golf in the morning take something out for the a Stanford Will Not starts, it's should be m pit cértain t of the Be in I.C.A.A.A.A:| te has track this Ga was in Paul Davis, grad ford university, the Cardinal Journey Fast in the J Stanford last year. nnounce not compete meet petition season Marty Krug Sighs 3 Oy in ghteen holes of player manager at team will to A com. | |made a indoor record when lhe went over the bar at 6 feet, 6% The former record was six inches, held by Roy Brow Landon. new UHLE AND LUQUE | of the biggest disappoint. | inches the recent baseball season | feet, 5% of Cleveland and Luque |and Dick t up with the| If they could not beat that Nurmi huriern in 1923, the Indian |at the short distance of three quar. Red enjoyed anything but|ters of a mile, they'll beat successful campaigns last year. Crit-|him at any longer dist It t them to get back Into|quite possible that the Finn can do form again this season,|his stuff even at a half mile, a prominent coach said today Two ments o |were Uh lof Cincinnati leading land the Righ never their real however |Wild Swinging Fan Kept | Lora La Blank Dodging} a Downey kids fell into the lov. at the end of their ety xed aa bby” is standin Neh pace tiaslay night wae a Huns! ing his wings around, a1 lainger, but, honest. 1 gotta take it| Méver notices he neatly nicks eae circumstantiat evidence, |" in the eyes. And all the paar Pork rest of the evening it was the te same thing—him yelling win every t gives a swing, and tryin’ to imi tate their stuff, with me doing most of the dodgin’ and the BY LORA LA BLANK | HEY the | | tell me fite card staged in Sait down to I sure heard on other fans voeif. account the vocal and is} rene cif! t league | William Wrig! included in the jot his | which the While m pict he still fouled in which jow claimed Lewi Munn in their match he Munn won the title. team Jr, negotiations bec ownership of the igers have Johnson has received and other Four clings to the of coming a baseball magnate said to have agreed to the West coust, | p which Mater has put mermen included Ralph Bryer! hia club. It is belleved that Dick Howell, Olympic swim: | jey will do what he can in the Paul Corbett and Paul Mano. » quartet hopex to beat all between the Missiaeippt cific, ‘They will swine in| or twice was t Purple Swimmers | Leave for Coast \,, EVANSTON, Il carrying rm university a trip to the hope of Jon, 28 the purple leave to morrow on The and mers vin, T oppone if Johnson takes over the Ve franchise. HUSKY FIVE and the F | meets onc each day ———— 'Commission to Seek | | Leonard Successor} Washington's basketball After re ving on leelving the of co-oper “oleate playing Willamette, 0. | from the boxing boards on England} and Oregon, in turn, in their and France, the New York comtnis-| road jaunt of the season. |sion announced it would ton and Oregon are the only t jan international tournam ated col fives in the N Mi now. They open their by Thursday | NEW YORK, Jan. 28 promise organize nt to find ight cham t Leon the shtw Benny will | a successor to the | ploosh ard. The vacated sion commission ask team Washing efforts*to purchase a Pa o be aus park been playing. | mo-} | show offers, | be: | and 4 $200,000 | way of forgetting hix quarrel with Mater | rnon | | | | TAKES TRIP ts| an important trip. to: | A. C.| first | unde: | orth. | inva- | feating majors, yet he ever seen in the hardly speed merchant It was uncanny the larity would break with piteher Incidentally he had faculty of taking a lead off first that would have been suicide for most runners. At pulling the delayed steal or pilfering home, Moriarity was a wonder. He used his speed to the greatest Over a period of two or years in the majors he home 16 times Great speed is a fine asset, not absolutely necessary to the reputation of being a crack baserunner. ‘Hall’s Quintet Keeps Lead in would be as a Mor the way but win City Cage Loop HE Hall's School of basketball team retained its lead de ungles night, in the City league, section 1, by the Y. M. CG. A, Tri the University floor last Commerce the fight, but Hellman ms sixth round finish that ict eye of the judges Ben Furrell lost a four-round call} to Mike Mitchell, the Seattle ban: |tamweight, hitting too hard with a jleft hook to the | Joe Manila shaded Norman Wil. json in the Filipino entry, Wil Jxon making a flashy finish, but the | Filipino had floored him earlier in the fight | Ed Frayn and Bill Griffiths staged a gory draw in the first fight. The heavyweights kept socking each other thruout the four row Frayn the kick and Griffiths was a bit the smarter, Salt staged the turned out ‘DUNDEE IS SUSPENDED BALTIMORE, Johnny | Dundee, former ht cham. | has been suspended from com: | petition in the 17 states represente in the National Boxing body and Lonnie Austin show and a good crowd Reward two-fold attends use of GLO-CO, the Hair Dressing. It sive neat and natural all day, and its am tonic qualities keep the and scalp healthy all the GLO-CO apne , strongly to the conse business or professional who prefers es hair It brushed, it does high school = wd bat the time Jan featherw pion, Contract With L. A. LOS ANGEL! Jan. 28.—Marty Krug, manager of the Los Angeles | Pacific Coast League club, has| signed his 1925 contract, it was an. nounced yesterday by Oscar Rei chow, business manager. erous thru the entire session, You see, Twas all nicely settled, | 26 to 21 ‘The Hyllengren brothers Jim, starred for the MeBeth and Sundaht for the Y. M. C. A lit was announced by Latrobe ind | well, president of the while | The suspensior resulted g00d/complaint cabled by the |Boxing federation that Dundee In the other City League game|broken a contract to. fight played last night the Ballard Com-|Bretonnel in tas New. Yorks mercial club had little trouble in| Massachusetts and New Jersey are defeating the First Christians, 34 not members of the association to 16. ry % By \Warnie Smith Wins |Mickey Walker May | Ss a S.F.B t crap by Knockout ccept + DOU) poRT DODGE, Iowa, Jan. 28, . FRANCISCO, Jan, 28, -| Warnte Smith, Oklahoma middle Mick ‘y Walker, world's weltorwelgitt j Weight, knocked out Joe O'Hara, of champion, will box in San Francis. | Fort Dodge, in the first round here co sometime in bruary, if efforts last night. It was scheduled to be of local promoters are successful 10-round bout {Supervising bodies in other states . 1 {to assist dent whose hair is : smoothly back—while @ mothers it is a positive? 2 in controlling the ne Jocks of the younger a iti It will not staim, and parts a delicate, qui ing perfume. GL0-C0 HAIR DRESSING On sale at drug coun, barber shops @ send for generous You will like GLO-COy oh taking the ‘om association from a French had | ‘Paris Ringsiders Hand Dundee Razz got to see less of the show than | | th less i lipore, \ Reiss ie arene ae et Hanipore |British Boxers to PARIS, Jan. 28.—A crowd of fight ns at Gaumont palace hooted and | But you can't discourage tn re de a cee Fight Americans) itesiiea when a film. showing | lato hig Wid trdthera toutball He-| LONDON, Jen, 38—our Johnny Dundee training was dis: | |galia and hang a “chicken pox" sign | Vers of the British Olympic played between bouts, The sap. lon my chest. Belleve ME—-1 gotta| {em will sail tomorrow tions had been specially prepared Ma secaae adder [ternational match against an Amer. | “Cowardly _ Flight old F | < Jican team in Boston, February 12,| “Afraid.” Then Paul Fritsch The team will of Harry | tituted againat Bretonnel Yankee Regulars | Mitchell, Olympic light-heavyweight | !¥ outpointed him. . |champion; Jack Elliott, Olymple | . Sign Up ashes AR ae Gharaplon; Pat O'Han BANTAMS MIX ME ORES TERe 3 rihan, British welterweight cham-| HOLLYWOOD, two players, including practically | |nlon and George Gogay, lightweisht, | Georgie Rivers all of the regulars, have signed now bantams, who have fought several nounced at ‘Oregon Rive Wins sensational four-round fights, will Offielals denied that awing into the 10-round route Fri holdouts. _Tilt With Whitman day night when they meet in Holly Ore, Jun iene | Oot |Univeraity of Oregon basketball f v any-|team showed power last night in| FRISCO FIGHT defeating Whitman “4 to] SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 28 | Roche and Joe Miller meet in Hobson and Gowans pliyed good | main event at National hall jbasketball for Oregon, tonight. winners, looked peanuts in one Mttle hand and a chestnut on the other, #0 to speak, meaning no offense to my escort, and he can charge tt | up to writers’ Ii- LORA | mem boxing | an in Brave the Wind and Storm in the best wet weather togs everinvented the © cense what LA BLANK , FISH BRAND Jever that is—when a little fat man Paks & bald cupolo sits him down RE L on my left. While 1 was gaping SLICKER around pickin’ out. the h 4 sub: consist and eas Cal 28. Twenty: and Silva, contracts, it was Yankee office there are any whieh | setting harder, account the gong rings amack up geta my little and starts in on the fit- | throwin’ that lasts him all the even ing—and me aplenty Honest, Lever seen so much Kick in one heap in my trou bled young existance, About the time these Frayne and so many ntunhs }among the women fans, PATEMTEOD with new faces, the first seat-mate an Commercial ‘League I*Telenrapiite Swim Meeting Scheduled| Meet Is Scheduled Seattle Commercial Banebait | CHICAGO, Jan. 28. will hold its first meeting|meet by telegraph rhea f.) Friday February 6, at the|Hyde Park Y. M. @. and the the Chamber of Commerce, All direct at Honolulu is being ranged. here/ors and managers ‘of teams are re-|will take place at the end of this | quested to be In attendance, week, SOFT FOR PITCHERS Stanley Coveleskie proved thing but tough picking for oppo ing hurlers last @eason. In a7 games Covey whiffed the ozone on 32 occasions, A swimonin . the er ah Y} He omnes YY Comme cles It} 1 ier | lea ctwee college, n AS TOWER CO.Bowrom