The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1925, Page 12

PAGE 12 THE SEATTLI rAR Noted Naturalist Urges S ule I California Track Men Are in Training [ Hagen Shows Harris How ZI Bruin Squad Looms Strong This Season |Men From Frosh Track | Team Last Year to Fill R ule Hard | | on Umpires Leading | | Re-matches ory Feature in ' Pool Bouts Druxman Offering Interesting Box- Cut for Four Teams Makes It Tough BY BILLY EVANS QASEBALL'S 1 > d has L share world series Nate Fans he rup d ing Card Tonight | in Big Gaps : vs BY TOM OLSEN With four teams the world series receipts th ° race will be a battle from start t to hh, without the slightest G } letuy i ze New System Affects Play I’ t i t a. two champ dt nad vn = Introduce Heavy Federal It meee Tax Levy an Player Sale) a for the a8 k : : . ted BY WILLIAM, J. McEVOY; borat " oe t “ ae ; little to make trouble for the ratte, Grcvel'in teen Banke “is recelved 7 ws : J So umolres. Unless et of ffl thru his manager, lenaie Ford, an. |S nteduces rim were ts \(Ugo Plans to) with the first-place club, there ape l ¥2 cd pen 4 N w Fork Ae , was little responsibility attached to the games they were umpir revision of organized baseball's wa ee ‘re Return Home ‘ YORK ing. regulath so that F > stars may reap the f Baseball - » . benefits of their proficiency in closely orga Players Go Limit ene some protection she finish in the first divisi Nothing stimulates inter ficlency more than increased com pensation. With the + gate around the million-de players of all teams are wet a fat cut The invitation to the mayor has been renewed and in all prob- ability regatta spectators will enjoy the novelty of seeing New York's chief executive take an active part in the effort of the Frankie Schoell Is Stopped by S. FFA ry certain to Feb. latte 3 J GONZAGA WIENS For the umpire it meahs just that} big city boats to wrest the SPOKANE, Wash., Fel much more trouble. Instead of hav-| trophy and the title from six or r aga defeated Pa Uv. ing the season over the moment| ‘seven of the other best contend. at ? Jed basketball jai the country in the 151 some one club assumed a command rg ch racing class. ing lead, the share-all system makes for strife for the officials to the UNIVERSITY, ¢ Barsle y witha ae oak: ‘i A writer se BALTIMORE, Feb basket sis Gpenste as Umpires, however, .necmme > Ba ftie ntweich vernity of Catitor-| he ase-hardened to trouble and is iSseond Hatielon’ thee a ato gaa ‘ r probably are willing to carry \ scarce, Pittsburg | nerd. last: nlecht 16 "| Phi Delts Leading the increased burden for a plan — = ——— = = vin — - . rs « that has so greatly benefited | 7 = in Idaho Circuit the game. UNIVERSITY OF IDé on ip cence |OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN | mr Feb. 8.-Pht Delt nats: tre ie a ees FE iba en le Oe a AR 4 ed 11 Hall, each with — w 1 none lost, are Royally Bred 7” Now, THAT I HAVE Soot Me 1 Kiow Him feeding the two leagies Gt {ntra played among the Idaho ZI WHAT 1 LIKE COLUMBUS} Horse to Race FORTIS ONE. mural basket iZ SETTLED DJAKE,~1 WILL 1 [A TURN MY ATTENTION To AE. BUT Here's || Kew Week En pa ha in the South | ANOTHER MISTAKE fue]: ME, AN) OPERATOR Aso Rpg weaieLL H. | thirtedn’ préap ‘orgahivailoue’ ate IJUANA RACE TRACK, Feb. 3 A thorobred of real royal breeding. OF A LIFT 2 EGAD WOMAN, HAVE You Lost ALL PROPORTION OF MY DIGNITY? & MAN OF LETTERS AND WHERE He CAN START IN AT TH’ BOTTOM AN’ WoRK Hig) WAN UP! % FIND A WAYOUT OF THAT SOB, OR A YLL EAT FRIED ff STARTING NEXT WEEK, NOU WILL BE UP BEFORE THE SUN, WITH YouR LUNCH wa PACKED AND ON YOURWAY, | To WORK! = 1 Gor You A JOB IN AN OFFICE participating in the intra-mural con ests which have the first of the team is scheduled t with every team and then the le for campus chan in whose veins courses the blood of Light the famed Dominant, Melton, Brigade, Sweep, Sun Bri: s e Gallion and St. of turf champions, is of all eyes these da ing given special tra the nd he is be ing for the \ | Famous Golfers in Speed Handicap here Sunday, Feb UILDING, RUNNING SCIENCE, CALLING Bec sale AVSFENGER 7 [Curran ope! pte ay Mee 4 from Franc carry the ¢ ye EL, MONTE, Cal, Feb The California breedin; racing or be a feature of the annual Pe ganization, owned by Dr. H. J. Ma Reach cham uship for ¥ comber, is PI 7 t of Februar b, in expected te Phusla’s abili i y it-l ‘he: ra ° . is oe ord books of French ra nationally fame zed as the best rin France, an offer of $100. 000 being refused for him by A. K Macomber, brother of the Miramonte ss Marion Hollins of Miss Mary K. Browne of 1 jes, Mies Louise Fordyce jot Youn Ohio. Maxwell of Connecticut and Mrs. H. 'G, Hutchings of Winnipeg, Canada francs in orious in E In these events he met the the French horses, |Jim Spalding to | Play Polo Again DEL MONTE, Cal, Feb, 3. ding of the Midwick Country and also of the Hawaiian islands, has decided to try a come back in polo, A few years ago he was ranked as one of the brilliant The last of The record book! @ up with required a club pinard to beat Players of the islands. four five he has be devoting himself to golf, His come- } back will be watched with inter or years Golfers Watching (—A | ; BiG a, | Helen Wills’ Play'|\ SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Pa \\ cific Coast golfers are keenly inter-| Deieed ented in the golfing future of Mis Helen Wills, national tennis pion. She played her first golf am few weeks ago an come enthusiastic over = man's recreation.” VANCOUVER WINS VANCOUVER, B. C,, Feb. 3. couver came n behind In a West » Hockey a } na here last night and won by ja Sto 4 It was a hard [fought game thruout, weore of MASOR = “4 ' ‘ ee Miss Priscilla | Jim | Van: | lation contest with | — [ “Hook Check” Still Working AKY 3, 19a, tt maller Bag Limiilf / Reduction in Limit Asked of Governor Hartley Told by Pro nent New Yorker Preservation Needs 2—In ag ort threatened a's wild F is, Dr. Wi 1 ted naturaligt be et w York zo . Wash, a © of & bill sin beg on all game @ ange * our peesall A shooting wig 1 Kame birds” Dy today, “or anotig ducks a 9 as far y s med, Ny all be kitled, asive bay Seasons, thy ecimated and seat ting will be af I GAME 18 IN DANGER In the s conservation of c our state” De tate, without one sis. now {s about to telm: 1 blotted out by ove li and armies of hunten IB y machine guns, nati 4 feeding of game, and is for ling privileges, can get the quick t far-reaching resgul remedies cannot ¢ \ e now kills 20 duck champion owner mous Olym e may also collect side bets: is being kept t t bunker the new is gO- land ey do sa Note: The “O” after Stan the “ shot is the!stands for Olym: and does not | act ' hot in hi signify his hand This match however, will be Heard at the first tee at Bea- atch What's the use con Hill: t any strokes from “set | Del Monte Poloist he} ne cup. | “s name | js one of the outstanding polo oat played on | nuntsman’ of note. ch should be 15 or la slowly! \ ; * of their “owners ae g orb bag limits on bird sap gtd [ne x I Ba t te ied players. bal JACK WALKER vee, Geta tsa 'retagats While Seattle isn’t enjoying hockey this winter, the local ceoetinae that players ald form ar fans are following with interest the work of former Seattle|1 hope they will now be courage ae - An their own orgaieati sfhige |\players. Jack iA ge the br begat eta) " of “the ‘eangtamnnia own protection. As * Hl going great for the ria Cougars in the Western Can- the ae . i t agement of baseball is He , f 1a vatio rt : ey Ys Tit if : no re in the world why ball . at * i OR HY LAN F players should not be Wkewise |X ‘ % c ture the ae Mayor Hylan of New York city organized.” ah peli ‘a TID r (a seasons on all # has been invited to ride in one ‘ } ' 1 2 sa $500. That is a of the 131 class hydroplane <1 tall pla ¢ the NU RMI M ILL a / sitet at to pick up at the ®| racers which will compete for 4 ee t sa axe INT \ cs Pr ae winter just ahead the Royal Poinciana trophy and ie = ; RUN TONIGHT nS att] {airways vj MENON LIST. ae P For the umpi howe Aba! * ha") the world’s championship in that n fihd. be tn NEW YORK, Fet Paavo N i oO eC e = v 4 ‘Lite Protection fi worked the other way re | elass at Palm Beach, Fla, on mi ’ ¥ ae Baphe i sponisitility " has’ been greatly a February 23 and 4M. Ten racing . g 1 i ; jh ~~ BY ALEX C.ROSE a — mss bed LC ed with no 1 boats of this type have been en” O’Connell Will Not Routine Business 5 , StS 5 se . ae upportera are /maunnia vance in salary as far "| tered in this event and are al ° . : f &-s or gees Ford, John 2 is concerned. ready on the scene, ‘They have Answer Questions at Major Meeting ! bape eke bl A majority of the players been selected from the eream of SAN FRANCISCO, Fet Q NEW YORK, } Routine | the ¥ best |, nt George F. . : now can see the dollar mark on eae. cegtt Taiuvery part. af ihe J teil z ' Of Parga , : : and) ma s every ball that is hit during the United States pans t t oy beeps er = . me ands women, Tie last six weeks of the season. Last season Mayor Hylan, who wa N > was s Every close decision carries with is always a winter visitor at eh : re ot esa ° ‘ ‘ , Andrew Carnegie at7% 1, with it the possibility of putting | pain Beach, agreed to take part Saecmnttid Lo" University Frosh others aan ee some team out of the running in this classic. Two very rep: : \ rie to Pl. yippee 3 it is making a special drive cise resentative boats from this city : 2 oO ay f ong Frank Atkins is leaving shortly for) Gregor MacLeod MacMillan ‘andj jaws in the various states—t9t Battle to Finish were entered in the 1924 event aAntler The University frowh and the Uni-ja t Calif He says 109 | staniey am Hills (O.), manager | cially those where i "S a battle all the wa exe matched against « pair from the * spy: ness trip t takir : the winter—whic f S Mies spr over until| Mid-West. One of these was Young Stribling v a5 limits and open presser Sle ‘Miss Broadway,” owned — by amu . kame sponsors: aie Ay | Sawin four t zn| Gerald T. White; the other, [If he is grante Wins by Knockout | I fo all the establishment of game S33 = “Miss New York,"" owned by Ka 1 sendin COLUMBUS, Ga, Fet Youn. ror ly tuaries. : money, interest is cer’ here k to him n trih 1 t — MacLea and sons of Bronxville 8 vol-boy «with ya am), ; creased. It will mea and Lake George. Jor is—Mra. 3 Is Veteran at Ga DEL MONTE, Cal. Feb. 3 leader’ of the Del z which will take part im Pacific Coast polo cham| Del. Monte, March 21 to Apel ot it | Drury. | tea at wm ers of America. He came too Eo country nearly a score of years #0 polo player. He is today jand came as @ of | the three-score year mark and 3%) ire |, powerful, brilliant player i] | Dr. A. M. Loughney (a regu low Gregor’ MadLeod | "he Oats vee eae 3 lar}—Have you got a foursome? | sfacMillan” handle | ines atrat arroll (a raw recruit} 2 ; feo know. one in my Quite a fuss was made wh a golfer appeared on the munici | See if there's | | pal links, last summer, wear- Mayor Brown w he ing trousers — su ders (dis- iinér’ at. the annual: dinner-meett played). That's nothing. Har. of the Jefferson Park Golf clu old Murphy, the Orpheum fash at 6:30 this € ion plate, went out on the hill yesterday wearing a derby hat. And he played. the Ce > club jinx | aoe |Oregon Aggies in Spring G CORVALLIS, Feb. 3—Coach Schissler had his Oregon Agrict | cotiexe football men out for the & day of spring training here, day. Sixty men repo Honor knows about a pair of | All Hi 4s that he bi © may know more about it leaves. # *| Here's a tip, Doc: If you want to take in the main event | | j | at the Crystal Pool tonight tell | | | the Je jans that they can system and up on Bea rinkling year BOXING TONIGHT CRYSTAL POOL Second and 1 re Nate Druxmam Presenty a ] DOUBLE MAIN EVENT CALIFORNIA JOE LYNCH OF SAN FRANCISCO RUFE CANION FDATHERWEIGHT | CHAMPION, MANIEA | PETE BROSS | or GRE LS, MONT. | "« Clear Store m 1406 Puraley’s, Austin & Ninth Ave or sag. They are ond and § Ine ner Olive Tingside Reserved 81.05 General Admission 81.10 COLLARS Upstanding, smooth and permanently white collars. They will not wilt,crack | easily laundered pre-shrunk and are