The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 13

THURSDAY, APRIL 2 THE {TLE AR PA Gk « Plenty of Reserve Strenath tor Seattle Intield CLARKSTON Is OUT OF NATIONAL MEET Killefer Plans to Have (Behind the Home Plate BY LEO © I SEN oO. Speedy Games | State Five Fights Hard in Big Tilt Feature National Cage Tourney at Chicago HeCoac ches Card Hurlers Walter Schmidt, pellet Pittsburg old Back in Majors in Role of Assistant — ~ fisnermen. you folks have had a lot of advertising. For years it’s been bandied about that no one can stretch their imaginations more than fish- ermen (unless it be golf fiends). We wonder whether or not that’s true. This week the 1926 fishing season opened. ! Un- |. Two Infield for While Ten Men on Hand Now, but Some Will Be Dropped After Start of Season; Elliott, Brady, Emmer and Brazill May Start Season BY LEO H. LASSEN (Sporting Editor of The Star) SANTA MARIA, Cal., April 2.—‘‘Red” Killefer has 10 in- » fielders in camp and chances are that he will carry at least two complete sets of them for the first few weeks of the season at least. It’s lucky that he was well fortified when Ted Baldwin \NTA MARI A, Cala (UMICAGO, Ave ee officially it opened also the 1925 open season on was taken ill and had Frank Brazill for third S pera 2.—Rall players in ute rally wa i ukt fish stories, base and that Frank Emmer was on hand to the Coast league whe have evar gibi eat What's the most remarkable story you can tell? tep in at shortstop when Sammy Crane was 8 ational prep irnamer ee . . ree V a tw a > Beawy fans ‘thro the tarn-lnere rameter ale Ls iY If you can keep it down to 150 words, you stand | put out with a twisted ankle. stiles by their personal abil- ae of St. Paul defeated ¢ ston, a chance of winning one of the weekly prizes of- ; It looks like Brazill and Emmer will start ity or showmanship have anes fered in The Star’s Fish Story Telling Contest. the season at those positions, as Baldwin been far and few between, . sa oe Four sez Oa ; won't be fit to play abseball for two weeks Bats Ceketord” Walt the first Kod our seats to one of the principal theaters will at least, and Crane is still hobbling around Sa rawford, alter 4. but F u hort Wore ee eres ia % 1; é ast, an é is 8 F: Sati ands Pauli Strand were |} ; be awarded every week for the most remarkable on his bum leg. in that class, as was Moses| CRACK DETROIT fish story of-150 words or less that is mailed into Killefer also has “Red” Collins, the young Yellowhorse. FIVE LOSES the desk of The Star’s Fish Editor (poor fish!) hortstop, who is the niftiest fielder of the a erank wast ba gxde wttracs w witness If you’re as good as you're cracked up i be, youngsters, and Pat O'Shea, another third- “ob ang atdang tl ae feateinieg nan: " bs Bey Fishermen, on these stories, here is your chance to | pack Killefer will try to Place these two toner, that ramento” brough' mern high “school at t demonstrate | CRANE kids in one of the Cla A minors, as they m back again th $ ¥;" team f Wh r } hy é . llaren’t quite ready for the Coast league, and they both Dish ewe lant’ ten tar 'eoetel For the best story between now and Saturday |{show promise. He may decide to keep them, but he won't He bas been released again ¢ the “ night, four tickets to the Orpheum theater. go on record as to what he SE ES Yellow? mnal title, was Sign your name and address. Let your con- ||Plans to do. the biggest attraction in the 0 34 “ence he tant : Cliff Brady will open the sea nd he had a fast ball that was @! ‘rhe original 4 ee || science be your guide! non at second base with the BASEBALL — fast ball mowed. dowr |) veteran George Cutshaw as his But something went haywire | second rou fn Houth — eee eenee ————/ | relief man. This place is well with his pitching wing and he amt the superior taken care of now. couldn't leave the firewater of th A the” Nacth GIANT y than four first-rack alone, so Yellowhorse soon lost [in most con Ma prokacatl 1 ». “Ace” F his effectiveness, and even & sections of t teat the bag for the drawing card like the Pawnee [still remain in the 1 Mian with Babe Herm hurler must win in order to (Fla. forfeit t in the con. | ER TI hief assistant, Hermar also get by ation tour t tailed © outfield. Ernie Pera) Joe Dailey and Oscar Woods, the Only two Indians in the history |t® appear fo: with Beat , Pon - aghan, the rookie first kids, are taking their Ae. barre’ ever iioeetie Tract [meu enya WALTER SCHMIDT BY BILLY EVANS fata oli cach spp oft m the pitching hill in tare—Chlef Bender and Sockalexis.| The second round scored now) STOCKTON, Cal. April 2—Here we have Walter GABASOTA, Fla. April The m McGraw fs to be carried ames at camp. Dailey’s Jim Thorpe couldn't hit a curve |*tands as follows: Schmidt, former catcher for the Pittsburg Pirates, in the soo imprensive team 1 have |! vi etn: ts reflect of ibe eager it ay i is fa on while Woods Y o that t < f i . 7 reen in my t f the major league the manager, fight to |¢ f Pera ale a 00 2 Dall and sto of fhe reat tha tried | SECOND ROUND role of coach with the St. Louis Cardinals in training here.|\- tha New. York’ Gladte | the: last adel ks dA doesn't ook ‘80 bapa licedthalt tadane-Sabin Dak Manager Ricke y expects the one-time backstop to be of un- are many reason fo The Giants taba the in ¢ been Elliott has the goofiest glove is trying out with the New York c oe Salem, | told aid in nursing the pitchers along. such & statement class of ihe: National league by : : of any first sacker to break in the 4 baseball and rania, La., 38, Tonopah, Watching the & comfortable margin. IT do not Coast league. 1 ea He barely en pe .wee® is nell Sct > Wheeler, Mixe., 28 Abu =. otal nk McGraw. will etpartiaca > I “RINO Is faa fle Haat tn tte the mitten ebeid the nine. Fort mith, Ark hi Bey Fei ms Mth consecutive pen: mr T throws with one a caution, ‘There is something different {i D., 29, Fairfax, Okia., | Sl che the |. While, MoGr I ITLE WINNER altho this is a weakness of his on secing an Indian play ball, and they |20;, Wichite, Kans. 29, De ‘TRIP FOR KRACHE SCRAP marvel at (Ne leas about. t Seabee omnote Mh as a He a Dae are good drawing cards, but they) yy an Sabra cats zB, of Bayonne J., became when the season opens. must deliver in order to hold thelr | 7) /0 00" Chi be be tala eee fiat (oc wae es ' cham-| Jobs me irk iid “are! expected to to0ve 4 in moat : : ' Frank Emmer is hitting much * is played t tik Takeda’ My judge's decisic ¢ “Kid” |ter since as choked up some One Penalty Not Enforced as follows;| meet Ted Kra idol of < ; t of Brod the 10/on his bat. He isn’t striking out so HERE js one penalty for a bs a jorge. Utah, 49, | ‘ pedis ap 2 Krache tat the armory Wednes-|imich, ax he takes w shorter switk idle ia bambals that mel | eee’ om | ee eee in the t and just meets the ball, instead of dom enforced in the Coast league Waterioo, In, 26; Lakewoud, 0,, | ; for the eh s ‘ m er His f hed in at 139% |trying to ride every pitch out of the 4 23. men have been signed by 8 ‘i : s 4. ie ‘And that ts the removat from the | jon nave Mat Serer re ene nt a park, game of a pitcher guilty of tamper-| | Prandlia eta ee Ore aT tae ie Seite Ore stika tiles sire ; EVANS that ma bale tae sia “i i i ing with the baseballs, discoloring jalem, » 2 uu oe v4 ; ‘versit Tus efhamdi Le et h : i - ntn The Giants are 7 } “Red” Killefer took a flying trip them fn any manner. Miama, Fra, forfeited to Beay bays facatheens viguteint: pear Co oat et ee 1 it i all over the pend nh P| Record Crowd at to Los Angeles the other day, and Many balls are thrown out during }mont, Tcxas, due to the f Atl sructde Me ia pedelbd, lost. &:cloe! Accor wit See sheet shows that the a aay, Stribling Battle |“°orse Cutshaw was in charge of the a game, but no pitcher has ever{the Miamt team had disbanded af-| qecta Rags hath Syn best apap han the most run Wisner Looks Good April |club while he was away. been sent to the showers In Seattle |ter itx cefeat Tuesday }two yearn a } ‘ain pe i Ht Spirit of C onfidence Noted Winne reat pite a for such a violation = = i wlawsy Raa bees anak rel fs There \ of confid Peet he will Bob Cronin passed thra camp for Last summer “Doc” Crandall learn actin “ ah bet ort the will to win, that makes jJohn Beott, who has p to $41 the second time recently on his re- pitched two games in a week for : ! comebacks, i oka Belasco pg from the northern camps. Los Angeles against Seattle and | Boston Sox q Nate aa iti esterday. This ts tion dey owed seria! Se Et tac Mystery Heavy in TEX RICKARD se iat Soe ee ge pitch and a dosen| ystery feavy in ’ ellet roles : seclatiee [ticularly liking Feank Brower, the ng every t so each game were thrown 6 i. 3 he umpires, but Crandall! was allowed to keep on pitching. | The rule reads “In event of the ball being Intentionally discolored by any player, either by rubbing it with the soil, or by applying resin, paraffin, licorice, or any other foreign substance to it, or oth- erwise intentionally damaging or roughing the same with sand-paper or emery-paper or other substance, the umpire shall forthwith demand the re turn of that ball, and substi- tute for it another legal ball, and the offending player shall be debarred from further par- ticipation in the game. If, how- ever, the umpire cannot detect the violator of this rule, and | the ball is delivered to the bat | by the pitcher, then the latter | shall be at once removed from the game, and as an additional | penalty shall be automatically suspended for a period of 10 days. } Fothergill for Tigers? LL that the Vernon Tigers need to make them pennant con-| tenders in the Coast league is an| outfielder who can hit the ball. | The Tigers have everything else| to make a good pall club, but they Jack the kick’ necessary at the} plate, It is said that the Tigers have deal pending with De- troit for Bob Fothergill, a slug- ging outfielder a step or 0 too slow for major league company, but good enough for the Coast league. There’s no doubt but what Fothergill can hit, He led the International league one season and hit 301 in 54 games for Detroit last year, being used gp * pinch hitter often cutting @:. his average. When play. | regularly he hit around | ot | In a long season like the Coast | achedile calls for a strong defensive | team seldom wins the flag. You| have to have some punch at the| Plate and Fothergill may be the man to give the Tigers the wallop they need. | CALIFORNIA JOE W SAN FRANCISCO, April fornia Joe Lynch easily beat Sidney White in 10 rounds here last night White's best’ round was the sixth, which was even, Billy Alger had al- Most as easy a time with Johnny Mendez in another 10-rounder. Cali HORNSBY STARS | BAN FRANCISCO, April 2—With Rogers Hornsby giving a great exhi-) bition of hitting, the St. Louis tlonals defeated the Coast league Sane) ncisco Beale here 10 yesterday MIKE YOKEL VICTOR PORTLAND, Ore. April 2—Mike Yokel, Wyoming Sight heavyweight | wreatler, defeated Ruy MeCarroll of} Pendleton here last night with one fall at the end of one and one-halt| hours, Louis Pergandas, another | Night heavywelght, took two out of three falls from Frank Pilling, Waimont rg the Canadian Atle, Have Power ae | BY LEE FOHL Manager of the Boston Red Sox Strength ix so evenly dix tributed in the American league this season that it is impos sible to predict accurately what will happen before the close of the season. The Red Sox are not claiming & pennant, they are not even demanding a place in the first division, but they do hope to do better than they did last year. We are building a new team and reconstruction in baseball is a slow process, It can't be done in one season or two seasons, as has been shown by numerous examples. Any place better than seventh will be an improvement for us and 1 hope that we make it, We are not pennant contenders but we may cause some trouble to those that are standing for the champlenship. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Amateur Bout uate « tion by Ted Shannon, Hdd RK Jac Je hiter fi th Aus ephas and Jimmy Sacco by this feat. Un & ‘ w to be yt t Rut h t t The Graya It « fans are all t Freddie Lindstrom High botite. will be offered Twists His Ankle MEMPHIS 3 will play M nd Sund n. April 2 nphia Thurs without aid of Freddie Lindstrom. 1 baseman, who twisted his r VERNON BEATS PITTSBURG ANGELES, April 2.1 tankle Tuesday, was nent to his me in Frankie Frisch, whore ankle was njured Saturday, expects to be ready FARR VS. MeLEAN for the » Aphis game OAKLAND, Ca April Ralph Fraser, outfielder, has been |Johnny Farr and Stewart Mel released unc un optional agree-| will box 10 roun to a decis ment to the Reading club of the In-|the auditorium here, April & Hternational league ling to Promoter Tommy Simpson. BY AHERN [PPE START PREPARATIONS TART WILL, AH, woe AVEM,~ L SAN,~ ARE YOU LISTENING 2» es Uy EOE ETE loDEUcES P BY SOVE LADS ~~ EZ WHAT WAS WILD! : He Wen” 1 AM MAKING Z) Hat You were {1 arp 21 tonne itis car GREAT PROGRESS || SING BUS %14 pete Hogan \') \\ ony A RADIO] Witt MY PROPOSITION!! | 1 DIDNT GeT | AS A NEW |! actep Lictene # VERN SHORTLN T WILL] | HW LAST ms |} cian ot’ ||to-1H’ BOILER RUNE SOMEBOIN LEFT “W' GATE OPEN AN A LOT OF STKTIC CAME PETE To CHANGE ia. HooK-UP AN We HAD A 1 CUWVER, ad " WonesT WEIGHT, “NO. St Sete: a SS am in) muc ear. 1h 1 W Southy IS STUMPED © BY HENRY L, FARRELL YORK 1 T Kelly. In the infield 1h atter can play third or short Rene ul nd lindstrom while nd Gowdy us extra blocked him in mah two other big matches. Hartle and I e Rick 1 allowed “1 know rival National league much in nee) managers don't look on my of 1 pitching staff with great fav red xing but it suits me and is much Viikces stadit better than generally rated.” Since then he has had nothing Another th that impre but trouble. His plans have been/about the Giants is the fine upset nd he may not be able to get! cal conditi he club. Met ig bout for the season dri t men hard He leves m of the New York bo: dval of good weath on in placing Juck | er one of the few managers fo Ineligible Mast made | Who has the two dally practice ses d to arrange | sions or a Demp Team Ready conte in New York. And) ‘The Giants are ready right now commission's new rule that They are 30 per cent farther ad Mcensed promoter in| New York | vanced than mest of the other ma-| could not talk business with a sus-! jor league clubs, McGraw wants to| led or ineligible boxer left Rick-| get away to a flying start. He re-| unable to make matches for his|gards games won in April as val-| rey City arena uable as those picked up in Septem. | The action against Dempsey, it is | ber junderstood from reilable sources,| The troubles that have beset | was a political slap at Dempsey and | three other pennant contenders lTuckard. The sudden change in| in the National Jeague has the chairmanship, the sudden action | helped the chances of New jon tho Dempsey ca. nd other York. | moves made it look like orders had | When “Rabbit Maranville broke come from some other place his leg, the Chicago Cubs lost a | Rickard was trying to mateh|Star who simply cannot be replaced. | }With him in the looked different, a dash to their play that will be missing The Giants look like the one best f Jors. Harry Wills and 1 Gibbons and | it looked like the match would be | staged for the benefit of the millk{ |fund when all negotiations wore |atopped suddenly. The match then |” © capable | Wills, na The | os you | exhibition sity of Le ‘aw |cisive victori lineup the Cubs | new Seal outfielder. AY HEL SAN FRANC ueen|San Francisco Is and Oly jonal mpic cham-| pion, il ton Bundy, of 1 Beaten by Cards Ar m M. Johnste SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.—Pete ch ig te in exhibition matehes | and turf cou m. urf cour | Kilautt hit into a double play with Ms |the bases creaking, allowing the St. Louis Cardinals to win 1 e park for members of Mea 2 Mt ST 50 eee a jthe San Francisco in an ex {ting American flee hibition game Wednes uffernoon. | WHITE SOX VS. LOUISIANS BATON ROUGE, April White Sox today the Univer- ving two di the New Or-| leans Pelicans this week. GRAPE JUICE from the Italian-Swiss Colony of Asti, California Zinfandel-Reisling and Muscatel Juices 10-gallon Kegs—25- and 50- gallon Barrels California Grape Products Co. 310 Mutual Life Bldg. Phone EL iot-3634 blew up and Jimmy De Forest} | signed Gibbons to fight Tunney. | | |Jack Dempsey in | Exhibition Bouts| ANGE April %—Jack y was back at his movle job today ter showing a few thousand! | spectators that he hasn't entirely | | forgotten how to use his hands in the manly art of pugilism. | Dempaey boxed three rounds! againat Lee Moore, a lightweight, at} yesterday's Navy day program. of sports in the Coliseum, ‘The cham | pion looked fast with his 16-ounce | gloves, and later, in a wrestling | match with Bull Montana, seemed | in good condition Glenna Collett to Enter British Meet | PROVIDENCH, Ro 1, April 2 Miss Glenna Collett, former of the American women's Los | togs. holder | af cham | plonship, will sail for England on April 11 to brandish her toola in| e the British women's tournament as| tle star American Collett alio may Belgium to play Mis and | national titles, entrant go to Mranee for NEW TAN OX Made Hhe was ono of the beat. players for hard service, on the Southern courses this win M to 13% $3.50 ter | CLEVELAND WINS | FOR | ATLANTA, April 2-During al MEN ninth inning batting rally the Jn 4 diana seored five runs and jae Rochester, & to 6, at Savannah, c.p. 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