The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 16

PAGE 16 THE SEATTLE STAR PULSUA LY, MARCH 10, 1995 Three Indian Rookies Showing Class at Santa Mavig i T Behind. ihe Snell and) O'Donnell in (our BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN) Walsh, Shea and Johngy Home Pilate} Tonight’s Fistic Show Best of Tribe Y annigan BY LEO H. LASSEN |} — | Two Infielders and Big Pitcher Show Possibilities ead |Capacity Crowd Expected Out for Crystal Pool Developing in Near Future; Smaller League Smoker When Slugger and Clever Boxer Are Slat- ed for Coast Circuit Farm ed to Mix Over Six-Round Route Eten Theses 7 D>. BY TOM Ol ANTA MARIA, Cal., March 10.—While ify HE fistic followers are expected to turn out early. to put the stamp of approval-on early tonight for the Crystal Pool boxing the new Seattle ball player: » particuiarly bouts. One reason is that they want to be untried recruits, three youngsters are ghy assured of not being among those who will) a lot of possibilities in the workouts here, probably be turned away and another is that “Red” Walsh, a young carrot-thatche the opening bout has plenty of class. fielder, with a lot‘of style, both in theg Young Bud Bercot, who has been going and at the plate, has caught the man rg great down South, boxes Jigymy Woods of eye of “Red” Killefer and if he showg Auburn in the opener. The fans want to see tandard when the veteran pitchers start what Bercot has learned on his Southern trip. Woods holds bear down, strings will be kept on him a decisi over Bud, gained several months ago at Auburn , Pat O'Shea, a third sacker, with the nerve | that bag of a highwayman, will make a great ball he can hold up@he hitting end. This is nearly always i ewe} | Achilles’ heel among young pl. -—| | The other member of the Peer rere err erepreepeeerreren ins a BY Jove BUSTER MILAD! ™ YoU ARE ONE MAN IN A MILLION, # You ARE ALWANG “THE GAME “To ME ~ WHETHER VT 19 IN MY MOMED %S OF MPH, OR HOURS OF DESPAIR, | FEEL T CAN) “TURN "O Nou AS A TRUE FRIEND !+~Now, 1 AM GOING “TO “TAKe Nou WTO MY CONFIDENCE on) A METER OF UTMOST \MBDRTANCE AUD SECRECY !, essen wen TH! Mayor GETS CONFIDENTIAL LIKE “TWAT, T ALwlaye GIVE WIM PLENTY OF CARPE Tew HE WANT Gome y! MONEN try & GOLD “THAT Wh GUAR ANTE FoR ZO ME ~ ONE VER Kio VEST, TW oTNeR 4) PAM b ted wee I KNOW ! —~ Nou WAVE “TAKEN ME INTO YOUR CONFIDENCE BE@MRE, AY rT USUALIN COSTS ME A COUPLE OF DOLLARS to GET ourT!. ) ALL PLAYERS who real- ly enjoy playing ball and : who worry more about the winning of a ball game than the “first and fifteenth” are f@ and few between in these As most everyone knows, the main event will be between 3 can hit up days of baseball. |Mickey O'Donnell, Pacific coast bantamweight champion, | tand Doc Snell, Tacoma’s slug- eh ARAL PSE La M y athletes of the : a dane bay peapaceel the xolf Taboo, ging featherweight. The fans hree Musketeers, ig g eerie are expecting to see a great} |righthanded pitcher named Johnson, who sports fign to their personal records for Indians patuacand ane of the hierwet | trick initials front of his family e. This a i in order to dem&id more Golf for the Seattle In- ||crowds of the season ig ex- son. is a strapping fellow, towering over six feet ifthe money the following spring wate : pected to turn out who has a real fast ball. If! that they play ball mechanic- 1 h@ pu van |!" Promoter Di ii m \ {he can develop something to ally and not only fail to en- I u ! Ancient boot ah ila nites ort Fa tes SRA | |go with his speed, he should BASEBALL joy it themselves, but the) *m arapgnat edlteoutbeargare bbeap | joke © promises ple | |be a winner when he gains fans don’t gét enjoyment out so boys thought |)" “The semi-windup is a rematch | jenough”’ experience. Altho Ri of watching them. more about scores on the |) between Chuck Hellman of Ispeed is enough, if you can||@ Portland had one of those base-|| linkw than they did a thelr Parilasd and. Bonny Worpel. f eae Sern hit clubs last year, nearly every || batting averagen — ev at man on the team figuring out his|| least but “Brick” Elir batting average on his cuff pith! ® Wheth will be in effect the result that a club that slt@uld! Manila. This pair fought a draw here last week, and it was an Interesting bout, Young Peter Jackson, popular | WELSH IS YOUNG Welsh, young brother 1 little young yet for tarts hasn't been have fini one-two-three landed 1 from Killefer’s head negrd heavywelght, meets Ma c uarters as yet. t 7 league, altho Killefer is in the secorif division when ghe sea. | quarte as yet. 2) rine Rainier! of Great Falls, jot of pains with him. He son ended. — | Mont, in the special event. the actions of his brother One of those Portland bail | Jackson has proved himself to but dost: seem 2 to sé \ (ComTinueds agers is with Seattle this sea- be a game, rugged boy in his aay pone Sih: thal ment playing ball than any Another rematch in down for the a Walsh and Welsh hit from other player that has been on second bout, when Bud Davies, Van : “| the lett side of the plate, while (Reattle ‘tens de jens. Me TRIBE ACE? couver bantamweight, boxes. Sailor o | O'Shea is a righthanded ‘hitter. | 0 cc eae ad bess bees: | Navarre, Manila Blue Ribbon Event Looms ELLIOTT HAS | GBRen itea bet Gane bootie Is ball day and night, and while | HO will be the ace of the Se As has been mentioned above a bat and doesn't get a {ree and aa he likes his base-hiis he wants |W atte pitching atatf this year? |BUd Rercot takes on Jimmy Wood at Tijuana on March 15 say peg at the ban tn: whe. | Not counting the seascn of 1919, |! the opener. This bout ty nched- | r peal ages , REAL CLASS + tlie Ae That ball player is, as everybody} which in hest forgotten, every year | Wied to start promptly at $:29 | Yee boo» « i i bossa roigne la tr dp yltreate Migle ike his better knows,» Frank Brazil, and It i) has seen the Seattle club with an agate a tpicarghrnMecabe ry re, as he thinks the a just about due SFG) event season tA rape | th thoro! will take down | 64 ELLIOTT will be the talk almost sofe to say that Brazil!, with ace Hurler, a man who was certain | AUSTIN SAYS MN a 10 $15,000 | ¢ ners ie hatte kor tat i the his g@at hittin lity and fight] o¢ giving the other te a ae NOTHING DOING : Se a ndings >» °@ her scke he | Géob on the field, wif? be one oft |for its money eve he took | , le Austin, ma of Dode} 4 ; a ue th ar, an FIRSTSACKERS t’ and ler ways that Races 1 Pa . _ (eiket about” ape, paper: the hill Mote “Harr for | distance . on nd, like Unless all signs fail, there will ing at a that Seattle has had in years | In 1820 ft wax Bob Geary, the| Bobby Bar ; i ex f be at least 15 J-yearolds go post seit’ la: tb dees edilevo Caicee: Cat i Pern and Cal ; ‘i 7 t rtist is now th & San Franciace : 4 first-sackers noe Shas, Svan aut Renee ene | tas artist, ‘who ts now PaRt eo thru. Austin m hia dey Wee ward for the big event, It in» nd the veter cattle towne : er Banter MeCabe ts the comedia d he played with Portlnd, altho he | Francigeo F Sanaa atauk with “Janie Doves Frequently has it been pointed conservatively estimated — by oy ine Loe are going to Mi helped beat t THbe many times Elmet Jacobs succggyle i of Vern not‘te Of cain bate out by turf observers that fo | hor yen that these therobreds sking e your fellow, ¥ fn nreat personality, Players of his type are too scarce /for thre aNOns he child thoes in tae stake of any race season dr have m total value of $200,000. It ‘ r a wonderful oatfielden in the game, and baseball needs|big winner on the rr Pan oh a a such a brilliant atte can be meytioned that one of the 4 i : me She's 1 more hustlers like him | Indians vine tenet wire rahalvebivhers does a derby, It is a tradition | derby eandidates—Hudgefence— | sayn ( uch GI | And last year it was Vean Gresm| sconicy whet eee ere | of the turf that a derby means cont $40,000. This son of. Whisk. | muct ¢ alinghan is a pans, fellow , } ho row? | ones ny wae n parre rt a ' i lfiret £ » big sens in the i Compared to Sammy Bohne | 9 wor the crown | ween alened to meet at the Dream. | ?erlal gathering with m personnel broom I. is owned by the Green " who had a Pe y .| All three of these men are gone| Vere ened Hat the Dreum-| ihe: would supply names for | tree Stable sn 1 *MEie. cas Francisco Wint&# league. Kille- RAZILL is the most aggressive | liand rink, in San Francisco, Friday | v | able, the nom de course t 2 ' | fis Sail ‘cinvet that’ Beattie hes ba fromm the Indians Frew | Pages and pages of a Who's | under which Mrs. Payne Whit fer has been trying to change | jim Yeargin, one of the new Who will it be this year? ;™s Who, Soci@ leaders, captains of ney, New York society leader, | thoy feet his style some at the plate in t his time getting aaa since Sammy Bohne had his wonder | @ | + | le \ cop Al ; year in 1920. With all due respects KAPLAN WON'T yance and industry, men and races her kingly thorobreds. An one to get rae aby “ of | 1 a Sei, the al rs ' ms , women occupying the public eye, other derby candidate—Elector— | ott € tis swings. He has a habit o| | bases y asa eat all-around A M i ’ 'o' Heke 1 an oa a raved = Billy pipe ct ahaa ag ane sein sono AN vod Morgun'n ta.| 2UE favorite ctor and actress just = few days ago’ was pur bide Tig} pulling with@his rear foot and | John stitsus, ie big righthand, neaga bi OR are Rake cod es acerca ml par Lis tent crahigr | from the speaking stage and the | chased by the La Brae Stable t doesn’t get the full weight of his | mindy one of + Jacobs tn hisp . ther and b iness manage writes | y . ou the opinion ; of. thig, cwritar «that ner and busiiede mene film world, famous sporten Los Angeles, for $25,000 * body into the swing. Jing »tyle nga nice eamy mete Bohne was the most valuable man that Kid Kap! world's feather. | sf TOR. § ites tha ‘tae eibas been thru baseball mil voted hersewomen and others - A "i ng the lack of}? weight champ edly re , ure now be-| preferably knows what t ems of pltehing ague within hailing di! that the Seattle club has had since | who have reed some enviabl tir rt ' Km a geen Ne enteral the Coast | fused offers of Lox Ar promet-| mark of distinctions iovariab | thes : ie Coast circuit so that | brother Bs to get, Men jeague in 1919. Bohne not only| ors to meet the Seattle bo: | make Bp a majority of any derby | are. racing rd pias ague clubs could had everything in the way of| | “We'll Keep after him until we) crud, ? *—) aittwieke, ¢ | slightly laid rookies for more be natural ability, Inclgding fielding | eae SOG Tae BAYS | According! tre has been {sion Peak Mar-| twisted. ank nethatigee most virnpoestite to sand) aaa hatting bath: and wooed” anal |. Morgan bas been signed to meet) cv, demand for reserva. | re olaga chee ces « fellows, many of whom |; Delmont, a lightweight, for the event at Hollywood Friday © experiments at best, East for|ar because of the’ expense | Pie fell Tt ast league cuts off} "*" esters each spring be-| @he Seattle players were gett wer. A] ix said by the crities that Hedgefen . ere nomi-fand Millwick will be the pubtic in i ing Be "t afford to carry them | honor at « dance given by t ‘om nomi: | cho! and have no place to send them, cial Club here Seturday /migMs Cage Contest | | me balr dranied te a gau Mi, Ore. he 10.—In » Hall’s Five Winner hy ne site Is that it is located i ruclling ¢ ext area. nd the the Oregon. A. vad ihe in Opening Contest | t large enough to assure Mg he Un ty of Ore games, 71 in a] CORVALLIS, Ore. Mareh 10. —| decided the t all |The Hall's School of Commerce five | ‘Husky Battery Men h 16. This ed the moat attention by | fe eon the HOH tunning ot the thee peed . d apparent ability to " Oregon Aggies i cunning on the bases, but he so! Sund loved to play ball that he took chances and his aggressiveness made} MARTIN J. MCMANUS him a great star. |Second Baseman, St. Louis Browns, Brazili isn't the fielder or tase-| Horn—Chicago, Il, March 14 runner that Bohne was, but the | 1900. newcomer Is a more consistent] Major League Career—Hold to hitter and will drive in more runs. | Browns | by Tulsa of the Paired with Brick Eldred, he will | Western | give Seattle a terrific drive, and| Outstan’ reats—Pt he should drive@in as many runs{ery # 9 as Ray Rohwer did last season. } Drove route of 1% mile pee ae Named |Willie Ritola Sets pained Loop Head New World’s Maria: MILWAUKEE, March 10. i, Finnish-American ill’s Th : | e et two world’s rece @| champh p of the Northern half | from’ Seat defeated the Long-| razi « y jof the e coast conference. Zell ten angview, 40 2 econ L nha siule. farague. Jo tag » mado a new mark | ne a : the thir : f alt th firat r ‘ vot thé notin t- | Start Work Toda sate Moers EB aragente *|Leon De Turenne Is NE of the most closely-| vice president mule run; ‘The. 4,000 yard the, wey |2ariea the title, both teams {ern A. A. U. basketball tournament| Candidates for the pitellg § 4 ho hold ile 0 ho 4, a me was | le ae I he hasn't much throwing power, he | Again Net Champ | fought national open} ich 19 mitiutes, 41 6-10 seconds, and| “Grecon fatled to tle the score after a: e Jw megpbenpeen by papanl ees aaa ape eg el Leon de Turenne won the seattle | golf tournaments in hbstory| retary-treasurer the 2% mile time was 11 minutes, /tne final whistle had Sorte when | py Villa Wi jfeport for the first practice ta prieky Gvacionk ‘the fact ‘tia {|indoor tennis championship for the | was that staged at the Inper-| 4 ‘umber of committee g ne. | 401-6) seconds | Westergren, guard, missed a foul ancho ula ms }Coach Tubby Graves on Denny i " MOE) fourth consecutive tl vt e T 3 } lee and the tea Managers fr - Paes 1 whey I this Brazill, for the past two seasons.| je coated Howard Latetta: “yout ™488 club, Cleveland, in 1920.\ rr sb ait ronto. led the International Pak ae nee Sea 8 ened! as thet by K. O. in Manila! Pale GEN ae has been right among the leaders) in a furious match, hat was the year the @w0) eariy-seanon work | 1¢ clubs in’ hitting with a mark| ond of the first h he score MANILA, March 10.—Pancho Vil- | Gia @ scone in the number of chances accepted | 15.13, 6.3, in. the finals match English celebrities, Edward | [of .310. It topped Baltimore, which | tied on four other occasions during |l4, idol of dhe Philippines, knocked | VETS AT WISOd in the field, including assi: And | played Monday at the Armory | Ray and Harry Vardon, made | Mr. Hornsby is the greatest | finished second, by over 10 points. | the contest Jout Francisco Pilopil of Moilo in| Wisconsin is pitting its ope results are what count. Both boys played brilliant tennis! 4p sveliar gh righthanded Iter in baseball, | And yet the Dunn entourage ed@@l| ‘The Aggies will meet the Univer-|the eighth round here last night. |. successful season on the ta Brazill wouldn't be in the | at all times. such @tellar ae howgings. but this is the least of his vir- | Dan Howley’s crowd in the pennant y of Califo: oP | _ — | several veterans avho bid fait tt | pennant |sity of California for the I | a ‘@oast league if he could thapw -—— a | tues... . He has more loyalty | canter by exactly 125 points or 19! coast conference championship If consistency is a jewel, Mr. [quite a swath in Big Tee , | r h y —that’s the only thing that is ILLINOIS RANKS HIGH Ray, aftep a hectic battle, than a giraffe has neck, games. deult of the victory. Hornsby is a whole rope of | before the campaign is # keeping him out of the majors. | o, top of a good football season |/inally won the honors with} pearls. He bas led the Natiow | Chiet among these is Lo A splendid ball player, becanse | riinois fo exhibiting a first-class | a card of 295. But one stroke al league hitters for so many (former half-mile champion he likes top lay ball, that’s Bra zi; and it’s a cinch that Seattle fans will take kindly to him. | years the name of the man he | ely is captain of the squad am | succeeded is 4ost to memory of | reported to be showing better is oldest inhabitant, than ever. basketball quintet this winter. Th Suckers thus far have displayed \behind were four others, one being Vardon. Leo Diegel, RS eek | vas Bas oe ine Orhan pet tp aa |Yack Burke and Jock Huteh- eee Young Welsh jreMt contenders for the Big Ten|ison completed the quartet. Glenna Collett to Compete title 7 | ———e It was the firat time in the j el Dead Ringer | TOP FIELDERS event that just a_ solitary in Florida Links Tow : for Brother Smith of the St Louis Cardinals;| stroke had separated the ini- mi Cobb, Detroit, and Hooper, White| tia] five. Moreover, it was ARLEY WELSH,’ brother of|gox, led all league outfielders in| — by the few times that} Jimmy Welsh, is a dead ringer|double-play participation in 1924,|O7€ Of the few wt noth older and more famous}¥ach took part in elght two-ply|any other but an ely 4 other, Z n killings. Jamieson, Cleveland, and|pastimer had, copped the| style at the plate, grips his bat short hind Ait six. oe and runs and haa other mannerisms ja Aa dnl Necser he that his brother has. The youngster doesn't show the| MANY ROOKIES (Ruth Gives Up same hitting power at the plate, or| According to reports, around 75 | i | Besa tig Haenli 10: the: Gecitia | reorulta wilt: be given tryouts In, tha| Desire to Play | | Ss" UGUSTI Fla, March 10.) women's championship. —For the first time in its his-| yfies Collett defeated Miss tory, this clty will stage a golf tour-! Cummings in the final of tied nament the coming week in which] Reach tournament two women players of national reputa-| for the rida champlonship' tion will compéte. The Florida East] providence lassie, who caf Coast championship will be at stake.) hoi farther than most of and the outstanding entrant is MissPmaie players, Ie an early Glenaw Collett, acknowledged by ex-| cain the first leg on the Mmm perts fo be the greetest woman golf-| cup. In winning the Palm er in Amer crown, Miss Collett also wot The tournament will be held | manent possession of the on the @4. Augustine links Mareh jie, trophy, as it was her 10 to LT, and to the winner will *go the valuable and handsome cup donated by Mrs. W. Re Kenan, dr., wile of the president of the Florida East Coast rail- way, Two years ago Mr, Kenan put into competition an equally valuable trophy for men and not to be outdone by her husband, | Mrs. Kenan is offering the costly must be won three times for per- manent possession, but not nec- SECOND AND LRNORA | essarily in succession, Ausptces Austin & Salt 1 | Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, “Doo” § ell pregent national title-holder, _will| make an effort to start in the local ov TACOMA tougnament, if she can conveniently | vs. mi the trip from the west coast. ) nel Others who haye entered for the Mickey 0 Donte championship are Mrs. H, D, Ster- or ny PRANCISOO rett, Kansas state champion, Miss Pacific Coast Bantam’ Bernice Wall, Wisconsin title: holder, Champlon Miss Dorothy Klotz, Chicago star, —— ‘ Mra, Alex Smith, wife of the noted 4 OTHER ALLSTAR 4) camp at Santa Maria so fo He | National league training camps. Of ? has a tendency to ge ad balls |this amount, 39 are pitchers, Pitt F B. and lacks the snap that Jimmy put|burg heads the Ust with 14 young-| ‘ at Irst ASE | into his hitting. Re Killefer|ytérs, while the Giants rank last | PQABE RUTH began his career as thinks highly of Chart however, | with only six. | pitcher, worked: himself up to and will give him a thoro trial be- @ | where he was recognized as best fore pussing final 1 Judgment. i e a ae ag | southpaw in the American league ewe he CALDWELL ON WAY DOWN About that time he began to show Ray even one-time star pitcher flashes of ability to hit the ball far- | ROU SEWER © [ie cat Arsrone nea oa type neo Oa se SB down another notch. Caldwell was|tn order to get the proper use of | W INS AGAIN jrecently released’ to Little Rock| that batting power every day he wau | « * jby the Ka Citygjub, where he | made over into an outfielder. | NEW YORK, March 10—Solly|had been of more QMent seasons.| Despite the fact that Ruth became Seaman, New York boxer, won the | !Ax a major leaguer Caldwell played| one of the game’ | 4 : 4a major leag y 6 of the game's greatest pitchers, sion over Charley O'Conne . decisis mn over hart ; y’'Connell, with the Yankees and Cleveland In-|patters and outfielders, he has al Cleveland, after 15 rounds of boxing i here last night. It was a lightweight | 40% ways secretly yearned to play first | elimination bout@@iginally sched- tie hase, uled for 12 round#Dut the three ex-| Mr. Rogers Hornsby hae signed a| For several years in spring train tra rounds were called for before the|three-year contract to remain in| ns he tried to demonstrate that he decision was rendered, St. Louis, Mr. Hornsby apparently | Could play first base. However, some Benny Valgar, New York, baat|is the kind of gent who likes to-la./Unkind person always managed to Basil Galiano, New Orleans, in 12|bor under stifling handic! step on his feet, cut him badly, and rounds. Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo lincidentally Kill off his first base lightwelght, who surprised by win-| Mr. Hornsby could easily have oan ning over George Chaney two weeks| maneuvered himaelf into w N It might be well to add that it fs ON THE “GREEN” IN SBPA-GOING GOLF professional golfer, and Miss Frances BOUTS . a, won the verdict over K. 0, Jae-|York uniform, with Increased pay not a left a tread on tn HT? IRE we have the latest thing in sports—sea-going golf. It ts now being played | Hadtleld, the sensational Milwaukee cine maar elactiil a el 0 edo. land a ata g role he world se. | Babe's “doggies ore ents ‘ } f i Y 4 18-ye rat Bout Star riots Biscay pend & stareing. role jn) the world of them | down in Florida and is said to be a most interes slime MoV ee Tlekets on sule at -DEvam Foe vies cant | esting pastime, All of these stars qualified for : oh Mat Masa Ghorgs | —_—— a | The game is played from a boat and the ball spends its time in the water, being lifted| Us ny uelGhnd SER | aw ersity, with a we a ay ornab 4 no Carl Maye ” LDN ny af 7 , 7 of ’ * | ie tis «fie! bons Cs e asides ek: Cae aes tel. ieee Js ec Ce aoy Bom tower # eyg oatetul cultur | from one wave to another with an ordinary golf club. Cups are located at ygrious inter- Saath of Antica Wuuee : Jim Purely # Me him o coment ia anagrees| ing to gain ole tur rageange. |) A aa i wt a eile sila A eh a) relay combinations, has been picked| ment, a duty a duty and a job A dies "Ghossash inti pit pa vals and it ix necessary to putt on the “blue” to sink the pellet, the same Mes applying| Miss Collett is playing the best a Benoce) A by the critics to win the annual in-| job, even if it ta in St, Louis, under| flower that can blossom with com: [U8 We the actual: game, kame of ier career al present, ONFe st oe plete splendor and serenity in an| Photo shows two devotees of this novel sport playing a round on the “sea course” at a Pst Ay ‘3 Sone teraange eee Admtanton 8 door track and field champlonahips|the academte guidance of Branch [teh hoap. DYrmond beach. here Saturday night, Rickey. i \ umph of 1922 in the American