The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1925, Page 10

AGE Boston = 5reR sone |Behind the Home Plate BY LEO # LASSEN | GANTA MARIA, Cal March 30,—Many start- ling plays come up on the diamond, unexpected catches, throws and stops that may not be repeated more than once or twice a season, if ever. These are the “do-cr-don’t” executions, If they are missed there is no censure for the players. made, a when play t the. t often r position by pe CATCHER—“iiea” E that the har to make | t ar defen nal dout takes a fa t ond base, kew turn; the cate away quickly must again, si © ru sometir score ball. time first-sacker and a f down the line Bet to the tag, the run and tag SECOND BASE — thinks t fleldin, slow-hit tap between and ing est for stone man must come ning, catch the t on throw THIRD says that f down ti man on secon! must get som % sec BAS! that fielding s har¢ runner LEFT FIELD—Billy McCabe be lieves that running back after left-fielder to make says Lift. that a eult for a ce More “‘sinkers’ * than Into t 4 curves rh ‘opping quickly RIGHT FIEL Brick Eldred thinks that a ba ned down the right field foul hit on a li strength in case Billy Mec my Crane aren't te McCabe er next, Babe Herman “Red” Baldwin is one of the most e throw heaver, is now cago 6 fidearm delive Woods and Dailey, the two Washing tom pitchers with the rookia pitchers to camp cuts, It In ; fer Intends eluh Nortf to Keatt need experien Fred Xussell thinks that working with fhe screw ball last fectivencas, ‘This with @ reverse m in the opposite direction that an curve takes, It in ® strain o Fussell ia pitching st yet, but quired the knack | Y strain o% his sow! Billy MeCabe ii the “Goofy club,” Brazil and “Ace surviving members. combination They obth have wonderful wht) Killefer is breaking in bis battery im on signals and Tom Daly wan neart serecked by pitchers not getting th rigne right and throwing Hooks win he exported faut balla and vice verve to the | portsiders $ the tough: | field and Frank Emer | TUE SEATTLI STAR JONDAY (ARCH 40, 1 Owes Seattle Another Player or $10,000 Cash! Killefer Counting U pon SELL QUT CERTAIN FOR FINAL POOL SHOW ~— [ Manager Ellison and Some New Seals i} Another Man F rom Brave Pitcher Preferred by Seattle Skipper; Killefer Says Boston Isn’t Likely to Send Money, but Expects Player From National League Club SANTA MARIA, Cal, March 30,—The Boston Braves se must send Seattle another player to complete the deal for Jimmy Welsh by April 21 or turn over $10,000 in cash. Seattle has already received Jim Yeargin and Sterling Stryker, pitchers, on the ul, Yeargin der option and Seattle owning Stry “Red” Killefer thinks it's a cinch for the Brave: over an acceptable man, as he hardly thinks that the will want to part with that much money It is known that Killefer has his eye set on Fred Lucas, a young pitcher with the Braves, who is also quite a hitter, and who may develop into a second-sacker When Nick Dumovitch and George Stueland r¢ por to the Dundee and Munroe | , Set for Main Bout | . Two of Best Featherweights in Country Are Meeting in Feature Scrap of Closing Smoker at Crystal Pool Here Tuesday a brace of 1 being un to turn B BY TOM sraves OLSEN @ Wyte two of the country’s best feathe a! 1eet in the main event, a complete sell-out « icket when Mike Dunde expected roe, of Los Angele show Tuesday evening The fans hay in the final Crystal Pool bo 4 , tang warmed 1 lribe, as they are expected to, the hurling corps of the In is approaching a fever heat bec of the dians will be much more impressive, but still Killefer could great showing he made against I two wee use another high-class man, and he may come from the here, we first a to honors, | Braves, those een or ee th on ¢ terms Munroe r ¢ y he 1 Dundee is in for a_ tougl CONCERN OF SENATORS, se er, Sale Shed playing plenty of cla | ° | Odds of 10 to 8, and even|| by Joe Dailey | BY BILLY EVANS \a 110 to 7 are being offered by | ‘ f A Posen A Ma nlof | because of t tthe betting fraternity, with | z ern of Manas Stanley 0" the ¢ ‘ Dundee on the long end. T! | Ht ¥ aan B. t rade a : isn’t much of a tribute a F rr Munroe’s ability, but the v vic. | band u al, rat tors have often made t t Havin an j r besa : BIG CkhOWwD | ine ‘ SEES WORKOUTS K How Colt Amit wot Mt waded a I ner eal er if he had a cou rin i vy te } man In all probability the great preteen’ x th off the extra Na-| number of southpaws in the Fe igig a ss : American and National will t Ms ou m If cause the managers to go back M f t t ¥ t to the system of having capable : net sen ¢ t © Idaho erves to cope with the piteh F hey ‘ Fay ing of the opposition : ‘ Page : 1 ‘ Al Please Explain JACKSON TO eee? ahay ote s of [ENE ; that southpe MEET FRAYNE great here two v mar tt f ; z Y k ‘ 8 ( <r : sae ig Eta tees, r aid. t h saciid ft-h hod tte For years it has been a base. oz ue Pan Winter Is ‘Laake sme Wize, mad ates ler er lectin site es te in University Tourney inn m that pte ake eihose msl comes tcher tianded club to t t this ‘year. Moudy, a and Jott: Piaffer cha Deus: Me. By ARES €, ROSE ; Sk sents About Southpaws The truly g fea ot ths He valuable additions to the pitching staff the Seals lacked last year. of the field : me is MAJORITY Hic Let Stir ers, everyone ‘All-Coast” quarterback le aspiring to be an infielder. Low- qualifying t c a Ma! = F full * » Whe Roush, er right “Turkey” Browe hard socking o d first baseman, late of Cleve- 6 University of | >® a - . 6208 ae @ er the 1 3 eet % On the o ‘ after 7 . weok June 13-14 — € s : For years this ties been ex an HKranctisco seat oom rong : plained by the fact that south a Paws were always in the mino: W h M d Add e { erigracepes Semen ith Moun smen ed to Sta See 2 Me eg ne tion, | Ditching. Tha ' be ~ } ; : ain Mate fie arse gee Re EBIEIE 2, SUNNOTE, (io 2 ; : [Rg eae a eR a ECREATION PAY [ pinned {ulligan, third base. Nobby I - : ¢ ra . Bobs ( 0 Mitchell and two | te sitaead cried “leat i fying a Klein Looks ATHERSTONE Boosts ters Griffin and Wiltiams.y Dee’ "ais vans utnitecd : - After hibee ak range In't oftset t nae ae : SANTA MARIA, Cal t get 1 * are t s “i 01 at Santa Marta for t 1 profiting t e be . 4 { lemeye Hug ) K tel herston get rn 1 * a pit ry F ne ve. Lars Mra ule v ire son (94); Ben I 0 seemed i soem ( ‘ : pe : SCHOOLMEN off 1 d and Spl 1} HAD GREAT B ‘ 1 TOURNEY STARTS .. ..... ces TEAM, OTHERWISE 1 and f tor A, ¢ the: groun Wakeoff gets 1 . © of injur I Eli aint made ‘it ‘she widition to C rx, |99N, first baxo will still bo guarded |" y wouldn't pitching | bY @ slugger tatde head when throws Oete ce TWO MEN ot : n third base to first m first to| MOUND STARS ‘6 rules the box is in the center of » Jott Pteffe 1 n a th ‘s one for the book |} fence 1 1 vel z . } thro led up any RROWEE Is BY AHERN UTSMAN Reh OE ee kee Brower and his big *. ¥ Turn Ww E = zea + —_ ay aa le marnnacioare th ecord continuing } nF Hi (24 y Gales ay hould get hurt ‘ » e : MoD OW MASOR HOOPLE WW» BY SovE Wf tktuosey V7 AD nd the pit (34), Supertutendent TW. Col THERE 1S GUCH AN MISS CHURCH WEGADY |] NELLY WiLL i who catart they) = ay ae EAR FOR AIR OF MIGTERY WERE 1-10 PREMATURELY Seek TRANGOMS | ‘ mapa oe ike gta a LO ‘ AROUND-His House !.| | MAKE PUBLIC WHAT I pa MIN SHE. Dhibyear, els ; ‘ 1 HEARD-HAT YOU WAVE DPW MY DEN || noes KNOWS iF fF plichme ‘and, reserve strength far y . ; HAVE SOMETHING OF THiS KUMB’ ABove || was aa Ninety ay | ter beyond t of 1924 Rea) x Ma GREAT VALUE UP I WOULD IWISTAMTIN BECOME || TeLescopE |7| “is Why should: eon Blair (1 NOUR STUDY fun “THE CNNOSURE OF ENE FoR \ if oped INS | AKKEFERSON ARENT You EvEN WORLD WIDE ATTRACTION ! ff KEYHOLES! mie | PROGRAM. St GOING “ToTELL ME? OH PLEAGE Iw NGS BE PATIENT, AND Wi) DUE “TiME IT WILL REVEAL ia Ed Brandt will } i t hird plac 3 tT-T0 ALL! | rules for the INFIELD The Se famor fie just th ame; Ell first base Sen Gree Geri eegr on eee | Ter 0 f Hirsch-Weis He didn't Seattte taut | ms combined handicap ae Raintest ring, but still belonged to the In Sportsman's Coat No. 938 The big southpany “cOTRIBE GEIS. sime sensational ball in Ydabo ris ie the greatest all-round | te ycrase | rtsman’s coat made, equally |he was signed by a Boston Ro¢ | MOUND STAR rood for fishing and hun scout’and gota bonus | The fabric ia Hirsch-Weis proc: ans ANG SOC. & sHOnUN 5 | eased, making it water repellent jand $600 © month guaran [|QANTA MARIA, Cal, Mareh 80, Gnd long Wearing, There are bien ty of cartridge and bait pockets, a whistle pocket, and a bone dry match pocket.” Corduroy collar. Brandt went East and had a cup |) Seattle won, the only Chicago Cub sories he: ame of the pen in the | tor 0 sign a contract a WM, A. WAMBSGANNS jot h the boys in the ma-}i5'to 5, the accond perulnae Arm bellows gives extra freedom Second Baseman jor heago when he was de-lyjea fo he second contest, sched of the arms. Boston Red Sox steibl ; uled for Sunday, was called off on No.1 on the lustration shows in: Fe HED to, {ated Ineligible to play with tho Jaccount of rain fide game pocket: No. 2 entrance torn—-Clevelan ) reh 19, | Sox use he belonged to Se vic! ‘ to back pocket; and No, Soiled dri ry Mt Mec hid K | Nick Dumovich, former Los An-| lined pocket for fish or bloody SH aes ‘ an ‘Als le fo had to turn back hile | rel southpaw, will be in camp game. ® Major league ¢ rPurehased [bonus money nd was in Chicago, | Ho is being turned ‘over Get your Hirsch-Weis Raintest 4 { by Cleveland from Cedar Rapids of |several thousand milesg f t lt fess’ BY PER CH Sportsman's Coat. today — and _ the Centr Association in 1914. Re-|kane, his home town, and t ucAgo breeches and hat to match! . | ported sate price $1,250. Sent to} Brandt pitched his way home that \ : Red Sox in 1924. Known in base-|summer by degrees, working Sat VICTORIA, B. C.. Maret I ball cireles as Wamby jurdays and Sundays in tank towns |c atohiccal awa eon ’ ’ | he ry a Ns} Canadians of Montreal and the le q| Outstanding Feats—Only player enroute, He finally mude the toria Cougars meet axain tonight in | LATS ever to make & triplo play unas-|grade, UPreported to tho Indians | tho fourth game of the series. for OUTDO ted in a world series, performing lust senson } ae StS KA ee OR GARMENTS ’ NEA SERVICE, INC. } NM the world's eke € rion f ©1925 my thal tout! bial tiat 4 LO80;:1 JTRrAt: BAe’ hii tor Heelan - rh nh ; hampionship, WORK CLOTHES ~ TENTS SECRET—=- 3730 |Had 10 putonts in game played }twice before ho dips hh : 4 % MIASCH-WEIS MID, COs, PORTLAND, ORROON, U. 8 As to win the title April 28, 1923. N. | Henchmen nog Matted 290 in 1918. }ink well while the Flying |