The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1925, Page 21

DAY THE LATTLI TAR PAGE 2 Seattle May Land Pitcher pa From Boston Drees BILL GRIMM THRU AS “WwW” COACH Ten Men lonored Stars Super-V arsity Football Mentor Quits Coaching | Takes Up Dratiion of Cs and New Man Will Be Appointed; Coach Bagshaw Undecided as to Man Who Will Replace Him; Practice March 30 for Bi | Bercot and Myers Won't Fight Sacco, Claims Druxman as! Harper Accepts Match With Boston Veteran Wit Nate I o s I So two years @ University of Was Super-varsity back ne xt year, the former ing up the practice of law Grimm, eotting the Washington system, was a valuable man to Enoch Bagshaw, and ad coach isn’t certain as to what man squ “Wwe few mont tach oxing im} has tr s to have a mar nd who the 1€ position ves handling the first| appropriation large © put on an outsider, B ages AW oF gal ep NURMI SETS THREE MORE | Birmore wore Fea is ix thool, as Abe crubs. Wilson is considered one With Bagshaw and ‘ fram the rest of the money is h ardly Th i bet the 1% yards was 4 1 JOE W. SEWE Qevetand Indians—Shortstop Born—Titus, Ala. Mar League Gereland ate tn owing tragic emt Game from New mm associat wiversity ‘Oatsta tt. Has 5 teh season for t magne * October 9, 1898 er Joine fe ay Chapma season, GOLF STARS F AL L SHORT. AN ANT( of Standard Oil and Fuller in ven Game Work Starts at Earlington .W." Course Soon ** BY ALEX C. ROSE Net that Jimmy Duffy, the peer of all Western welterweights, is pionship fight with M bh} induced to fight to a Shadow has fought ir Duffy, since that time, | fight er. The re “College Athlete Goes to Reading Heh emir You 'Morrie Schlaifer Ready for Bercot|'"* ANGELES, Feb. 9°.—Mor West. It has been ision in the 80 ttle, han be are many Coast fans n a decision scray * =| Const iaaels to Get | Chance With Champs ban Shocker, Wally Be (3 LAND JIMMY DUFFY weight king with Fidel LaBar- Mickey Walker 4 ONeitt nd Deacon ‘Bicycle Rider ‘he key Walker and Tod Mor.| bara from th F homes toda 5 He NEW YORK, Feb. 1 . Holland, w |$10,000 to ride in the a ern invasion and "| race ting In Ms n Squa man to meet him. It is | Gare next month likely that Walker would consent to a decision fight in the West. Duffy, far erweight Lincotn gy? COMMERCIAL © * * 8 LEAGUR Five Yank Stars familiarly} Will Join Ruth): ti for bi YORK, Fe 1 th ve weight Bert Colima for crown Is another jut h that ts In the offing. If champions risk their California will soon be the ring game and West be ven a real © top honors in the/ glove ‘Mrs. Cary Is _ Qualified in Golf Tourney) EL MONTE, Cal, Feb. 13.—Miss | Marion Hollins, for:aer national | big Sights rija ring Hd's bic rown, been Walker is planning a West 1 Duffy is the mecea for the ern boys will ance at art bas the past two or three weeks, laying what everybody has be Malting for—"the dirt ft Well, the dirt will be flying at Farfington next week, and, if pre Slattery to [ce Patent dig aseriontians fete gown orc'iein | Meet Jack Delaney) ,,; Feb | Tae swale: willbe. 168; pounds Tod Morgan (ourse will be thrown open for | NEW YORK, Feb. 13—Jimmy 4 ® Iilinois saan = | featherweigh Ply next July or August. Slattery, the pride of Buffalo, will | w¢ lyer tea DUNDEE VS. SOLLIS ppg he ATLAND, Fe 1 Mike Dun “Architect Frank James, who | etther mak PORTLAND, Feb ; Du it loon ‘s lan Champion, and holder of the Pebble | ‘ | 4 ke aplan i gular “Nurmi” when it comes to|@* his ny i ing tournam: deo, Rock Isla Rado now ng Beach golf championship, drove off tailding golf courses, has nen a score of 86, uten Bud with Mra, W.-C. Van Antwerp of | Reed to do the construction w: bar See a we $6 Arty | nd eauive, but San Francisco today as the first pair Beer’ be besins operations Saris | the first round of the annual tour- Mill take Bob Johnstone, the veteran | a - | COUGARS WI | | ent | Welessional of the Se } i oe SALEM, Ore., Feb. 13.~Washing vw | | Umpire 's Son to | Miss Hollins led the field in the ton State college beat Willamette | qualifying round y rday with an} re last ni; ight in a very one-sided | re | Try With Pirates 9K: ‘That| Thomas Moran, son of Charley | - aE a wo er BOARDING HOUSE AKEY Feb. 13. mix with MALONE VS. PF EAST CHICAGO, Ind Jock Mab Paul, wi |Ray Pelkey of the F and ne, St the cons referee's -verdi trap enterday w Kansas finished mix} here tonight for 10 row .| Madison Square Garden tonight. }to hit, chal- | prime Thus | round: | Great Britain has formally ed for the ating th ement 925 Davia cup news of Bil 1 is expected to return soon and they're trying to cook up a mateh for the fly has pianned, 7 cap Wwaating of putt “two heads a Mying that Architect believer in position now to retain ber title. Mrs. Jamés is 2{ te tot he Pir n ing jon his | Van Antwerp qualified with 100. | Other pairings in the championship | flight, with their qualifying scores, foe 1 BY AHERN | * | Centre college, Mrs. H. G. her made famous with the foot Cc. Clay 1 teame he coached there. Tom | Miss Dorothy Ruchards (97) and both and baseball | Mra. Anne Wolverton (104). . He Miss Margaret Cameron (88) and Miss Alice Nanchett (102). Miss Louise Fordyce (84) and Miss | Florence Bodman (100). Mrs. Dorothy Hill (97) and Miss Ted Haas (104). Mrs, Frank Sheedy (98) and Mra. Brent Potter (105). Mis# Mary K. Browne (92) and Mrs. Louis Lengfela (102), Ed Kondtehy Stuns With Fort Worth Ed Konetehy, National league first baseman, has signed with Fort Worth of the Texas league, for the coming season, ac- cording to announcement of Jake Atz, manager of the Texas club. Koney will fil the place made va- cant by the retirement of Clarence Kraft, home run slugger of the league. Koney has been managing clubs for the past few years, hav- ing handled Omaha and Peters- burg while plaving first pase. Inthe meantime, that i whi Hutchings (93) and Mrs. MW course is ready 4 Back river golfers Waying over the =the buildin, ie 72 eer GIN Ie 1 THOUGHT NOU WERE SITTING W ON A SURV! <~ HOWS COME NOU ARE SHOWING NOUR SAMPLES AROUND TH HUT HERE Se WHATS TH’ MATTER ~ 1S BUSINESS SLACK IN COURT, “HASIIT ANY WIFE Purr’ COFFEE \N HER HUBEYS POISON, LATELY ?, Lo football ying Colonels.” If 1STRUE THAT I WAS CALLED FOR JURY SERVICE, ~ WENT To COURT-TODAN, AND WAS CHALLENGED AS A PROSPECTIVE JUROR !~ BUT THERE WERE SOME PHASES I WAS PREJUDICED “TO, ~ AND OPINIONS WITH WHICHT DIDN'T AGREE SO, 1 WAS DISMISSED! “| OF GOING 10 WORK, WHT A SUR SUBPOENA: AN’ WoW You GET out. OF JURY SERVICE 2 WELL \F Nou Ar TH HYENAS GOLF PAJAMAS! = se a very by the prospects of ‘ @ming to Earlington” has instilled | few life in its membership. W. “Bin” Ehlers, the is now as busy as Word puzzle fan, nging the pro- fran of events r 1 men folks } play in and, bell Skipper Bill, is going to give them plenty of S4ion during his term of office Rogers Morgan thought there 4 not enough trouble in the te of vice president, which he 0 he got the chairman- ship of the handicap committee. brave man is Rogers Mor- loeb M Man Heats | Southwestern Loop| of Topeka, | elected president of the Southweat- | Dale Gear, has been | 1925 cap. a crows eding J. W. Harris, | who resigned. Gear | 1 this of-| J ern league, succes of Salina, Kan., had been fice is now f iden by Ha the membership and B. Hutchings, the entertainme son Parker wa jthe secrets |look after Nels and that F jton office are as inseparable as al Scotchman's kilts and bagpipes. The membership at Earlington will be limited to 200 this year, and that mark is expected to be Jreached within the next two weeks. | former Fred Jackson will boss the greens Cmmitiee; Dick Dilworth will at to edad finai ance; Charlie Miller, (Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruf tte is one sure way that never ils to temove dandruff completely it is to fay v ‘oy it entirely. just four ounces of plain, or- ¥ liquid arvon; apply it at Sir Tile Lipton Offers Big Cup SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13,—Sir Thomas Lipton, of Shamrock fame, has offered a valuable cup to the winner of the San Franclsco-Papeete bay yacht race next summer, The race will start June 10, accord ing to present plans, Tha 3,600- mile course ts the longest eveg laid out for a yacht nice, t all, of your , and two or ns will com-| file irely destroy | Gr tingle sign and trace of it, Matter how much dandruff you} ror fave look and feel a hundred times better. 04 will find, too, that all itching| You can get liquid arvon at any i digging of the scalp will stop| drug store and four ounces is all hast % and your hair will be| you will need. This simple remedy ous, glossy, silky and soft, and| has never been known to fail GONZAGA VICTOR FOREST GROVE, Ore,, Feb, 13.— Crippled because its captain was {!!, the Pacific university basketball tears went to piec here last night and suffered a 55 to 17 defeat at the hands of Gonjagq, t rkey Walker at Oakland for some time this year if Walker can be but local fans remember him as being the has gained much in experience and has impro red greatly as who would back him to win Walker’ |Grooming Oakland Shadow for Title! Hida Due in Payment for Welsh Right-Hander : Said to Have Lots of Ability; Trouble About Waivers LEO H. I BY LASSEN Jim Bagby, Brandt Fred Fusse a pitching outlook is considered good, wes RITCHIE, former Ught- eight champion, was one of titicholders to come tuto jtop honors via a foul. Ritchie I reached the titular rung in 1912. | . } Meeting the champion, Ad Wol- being groomed for @ cham-| gast, known as the “Michigan Wild- : cat,” Ritchie was awarded the de~ : cision when Wolgast got in q low the Oakland) yin in the 16th round. With it master boxer. east the championship. a title if he will he me time since then a title changes on a foul, but it is by far the exception.’ Thus, Ritchle’s leap | to the crown was a bit out of the Jordinary and somewhat” uniéual. > and Little Rock i Se: t Sanday Ball AIDED IN DOWNFALL Luque of Cincinnati, one of the ball in | jeading pitchers in 1923, won only 10 ‘The | games and lost 15 last season. He | was way down the list. Oddly enough it was the three weakest teams, St. Louis, Boston and Philadelphia, that gaye him the most trouble. Luque dropped nine tilts to the trio. Pr Little s for Sunday base appear to be good. Rock lower house of the sta’ last week pa Sun sports legalize in © of more than 100,000 popul. 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