The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1925, Page 14

3 ° E> pi rAGE 14 rr SEATTLE STAR | Golfers “4 SPORT | PAGES: N. j md ; in Play Deel NA | |. scat HI'TIME TRIMMED FOR JOIE RAY IN MILE RACE HER in Jefferson Meet; Play MONDAY a Today ’ Results of : ize _. KENTUCKY DERBY IS OPEN RACE Tbe Takes | 855et|10 Secon 7 tt fs rs | Series FLOM [i conme sae st oem Scratchefe 4 snr and earatar of Io ‘No Big Favorite for He’s a Whitney Entry Beavers, 4-3 ‘ , ‘ by Tim a ‘ial of the ul links ct ——$$_$____—__ ko . i : itso ae tli hey mane India in Fi same ‘ e me. Fi ? Aen sot Classic This Season dians Win First, Game, spr a [Dodge Beats Chica i stint trl wea tire Glee’ oF thin t 2-7, but Lose Second, « ‘ r wi and Claims Bad bring t t of 0 okie Favored in Winter Books Have All Been 16-7, Sunday ; ; Incorrect Time & , 95 30 TOR 3, 000 - ine) Passed Up; Lee O. Cotner Is One of Best Bets POT: PAR ee I ‘ BY LEO H. ui state it rsity titles Now; Brave Bob Is Dark Horse | an Francisco v HEN Joie BY ART CARLSON | is phiaa £] washington. ‘hnyer. " Wyere vy and clea ce OUISVILLE, Ky., May 11,—An open race—| cman ae, Off fe wien 6 6-19 seconde, || ti dan pis in the bs that’s what the historic Kentucky Derby is Portiand | washingion, 44 feet 1% et be ec nile at the Wash 5 destined to be this year 2 BC Ply) Dodg, 3 Pi When the 20 or more entries go to the PORTLAND, Ma ‘ ; odge-ran the distang “J post on the afternoon of May 16 at Churchill} k ttle Ind : c Won wy Mon: | TLD and 33 seconds % Downs there will be no outstanding favorite, | E it ‘ ‘ time cut more th “ no single horse silhouetted against the field, ght f hte b one by the men jn ms no “sure thing game of ‘ 7 (le ; . before g g it to the 5 On the winter books Stimulus, Master cams playe : and i wa published Charlies and the Southern sensation, Quatrain, were highly e tee hee , 2 a minutes 22 and 3-10 ga . | There todk 1! touted in turf circles, | ria pat ig : : ‘ t | It was claimed thas they will be] But Stimulus and Master Charles have since been with- K 16 to7 Pentath peewee s rained his leg during t Longe drawn. The old bugaboo—lameness—put them out. That left In t nd gar I : Ange loa . chad Pe ane couldn't m i Bp Acute yo Quatrain at the top of the betting heap. 4 nine runs in the fifth n } relay, ( A—Wo rong fin suffering nial wn 1 A couple of weeks, ago, however, he, too, developed the — in hed the sume f A Bell, B Mason, Clayt . a bad leg, ained in] go to ct w same ailment, being laid up temporarily He's back on the = a leeaale M . z fe 2 seconds, (New record). earlier this spring, Bup score or days of medal) track again, tho, and apparently seems fit, having displayed == sea Aa mp seas 4 er, Augustine, Char-| 18 We given out ae had aranter, and 3 (seo a \ his usual speed during work- —>| th and um: |< neste); aosoed., Orenor 4 press regarding the aff Tacomas ot Rosebud Has outs. But his exact status is| is = t pula ‘ before he went out still doubtful, | 4 “ uRRE ball i made L” ISVILLE € fac in w © thruout ‘ tea t ne F : South. His wonderful May eee First game ys | a © for the sake of f NOT OUT he aa umpha in the rich New Orleans STIRRUP CUP battle P13 be a : coltk eta ot hav dieap and siana Derby! Stirrup Cup will be one of Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney's \"ortiand , 1 44 oie : been prominently ec ays M: 1 his stock to the) entries in the Kentucky classic. He will be remembered as|,, Ta ti . ‘ \ but It ts at the QUATRAIN WAS the entrant a layed the running of the Louisiana derby | and 7 onl a : make thelr 1 be quite a span ago, || FAVORITE last winter by his fractious behavior at the post. He fin- clossa, +t ensationa K It was Quatrain—th ot Omar! ished fourth in that race after getting away badly. Better Ro HW. / Peeney nfo a cacti oh Khayyam, 1917 ; viel ihingh are: expectédofihim' at Churchill Downs, however: |* 1 \ Seattle, and it is: up to ev is on that eve > er | ef | the t / ‘Seattle Net | cgest fdom, Men Defend Plenty of Thrills pi BY IMINATE ain or Tennis ed ES og os ‘o the 4 he champ and tomorrow sree as iste) 2 : - Britton in Moses Yellowhorse, the Indian pitcher all sorts of tracks, : Ae The Repeemas lesaee, comprised of of But the fact that “he was 0k et. Ho's the | severn: cities, has taken the IKKE showed that he had the right spirit a Nadinette and " - § r ss Workout aes to re failed to s jay will make me ta : ten geme 8 good a sprinter.as a speciabett here 4 ¢ as sik * ! | turned out in the M tomorrow ACK BRITTON, { king of ANOTHER | 1 the against alight tions going on all the tim the welterw GOOD BET i ¥ ay Jordon had ed ahead of the fied i body so there's no excuse for ar hi orke Stirrup Cup another. He's @| ‘The Flint club has fepped in the Mich Kiting close t decide le ace, yard dash in 99 to make unless they simply can’t find Mrs. Har fan-Ontario league. & * franchine the ) m in the first done 9.6 this sprit the time to get off to take part in| repton tas fale er R. H. E 1 then run, he files. this interesting golfing carnival. | Curley thrown, whe once soutnpawed | (¢ i § only. ¢ : ‘ 7 Irenne settled eel While the amateurs f oA the Dalian y the games playe 10 10 6 n and pulled . 4 mn their 36-hole test for ; “i sore Mer) > far this sea Bot and at 8-6. Gor Has Fut crown today and tomorrow the vost. lon took the sex will be doing lkewis & one set hed up bdy JimQ blue ribbon on the same the Washington star, who hail play, but there will be, oodles of REICHLE STARS LANGLIE cial events gi on for everyb i 1 aren ding set, 6 Tu nrill comes in the finish of the relays he showed sui inst of speed down it left the tans particularly on 1 strokes. But when h Mek Attrock ead h rience he will the next two years he should class of the Coast half-mile decennial golf tournamer out and “PLAY ee ah SPU PAIR Coal Com an EeEnON sete Str eh eerste ah F ‘ a pany C league 't the? f a . re i fetes out of f Four: Mile Relay, We Teams Battle (s0.7°%:,; he fan ‘Francisco tod will play Vernon next week, 7 Bent. hel neuraeanilaee eae aye most exciting rat * work von rR HE 2 mien? BR a four-mile relay. 0. A in Long Game : Le ngton ‘when Ohytall | al 1 6 0 y man stuck out his che THe new Pacific Coast Coal Co.|nounce his supporting 0 Pee 1d Coot farther than Wilde, tj Basebs as ushered | Youthful promot and J Washington man. ight $i in with 16-inning game between | fans some high-cla RI 1 * pounded around the oval the Black Diamond team and the . BE ne ° A Sse) SOG ana tmaAn n NURMI TO SAIL jana ated the Seattle Briquets Sunday, at Black thing about the re-| San Francisco - 1. 8° 1] Sacramento NEW YO! May 11.—Paayo! ners at the finish. That 9a Diamond, the local team z. of Bombardier Wells | Vernon 38) 6. Balter F Ponder tute vod | AMERICAN bg wie Nurmi, world’s champion Suanee to remember. The Aggite 2 to 1. Both clubs scored the first editors. were! Batteries — Mitchell fit “arid | Pelerd:. Shellenback, Thompeon “a GARFIELD CUBS WIN who was cleared of charges of ex.|17 seconds off of the of runs In the 13th, and then Leonard ‘c ¢ ‘olls for it Ritchie; Barfoot and Ha 1 Shea m2 |. Running over six-runs in the final] tortion Saturday by the A. A, U.,;making the distance in 18 Patricelli singled in the 16th, stole Mr} 4 J:] inning, the Garfield Cubs trimmed] will sail for Finland on May jand three seconds sécond and scored on Johnny Eck ct y| the Arden Cubs at Garfield, Sunday,| He may run a special half mile and | rem's Patricelli held 12 $32) 9 to 3 vitle Tesea sol aecehin ok GRE oe Courage the F team to four 4 j Yard track before he leaves. Nurm! WO Seattle high schddl +4 REPORTS DUE is understood to have told friend: are due from t ‘South Lake Jur bingles, wh worked the rou The score ition gave wonderfl tions of gameness. One Wa the last Lincoln man in he may return to this country to make his home AM AFTER ALL WE “Se NH ITS A wn WELL,~ HERES MY Beiatiate oy oo vess ee 8 \ rR. HW. k,| City Motors and the I , | : i edle c. He eat Black Diamond ...... 1 4 oes , A ensT AKI! FAIR LOOKING CAN, ~ || 5 | elu Unies ¢ ports are jPrep medley rac te Patricelli. and Sheedy; Reynolds CHOICE ~ BOUGHT IT Se ed dm aN lor ie 3 turned in in writing before ‘Tuesday PORTLAND HAS | Garfield tead of nearly 0 ON BUe, — No | the home stretch and fit TDN, $125. DOWN, BOUGHT A ROADSTER, AN' \T HAS MORE NoTES ANMHOW, ~ HMM IF ON VT THAN A PIPE-ORGAN fe be Nou ANT AS STUBBORN WHICH OF Nou WANT AG A POGTOFFICE PEN!. OW WELL, + 1% Your and Anderson Carbonado beat Burnett, 4 to 4 1 Kallio, | Zahnzer, Ross and He Stoner and Ba i And Jenkins, the pall George McGinnis, let out recently Veanasien his field in the Sacramento, has been signed by | yards in the half-mile event A a rather clever} peautiful finish MEANING “To CHANGE TH’ SUBJECT ~ BUT DID Nou GET A PAIR oF MY GOCKS IN Your in the other game of the da “Red” Biccum pitched forsthe Bur-| nett club, with Bain Browse for the | + winners ee | RELEASE MOORE |» ; “| Roy Moore, veteran southpaw, | Portland. He Washington - 8 13 | trea and found wanting by the] Shortstop, bu anne i | ; can't hit, Portland | LAUNDRY 2ucTAN pail wl Sl ee arne : : ia. toyltip. habe (0 ‘php the lat ; ONLY ROOM FOR ONE PARTY,~ AS“! WARDEN! | ¢ ¥ wine sReutviry” Murborry, | Par tne pines enveinn ty ceyene| Gan iuik. deteulveraay tesrei ree | IN Druxman Leads | SKDC IE aN GOCKG, AN ONE HAS Cees ack ae Contig ai{siven the blue envelop by Wade| &aP in a defensive way, as the rest | iiinghernene A BLOWOUT IN “TH HEEL! . a feated Re! | Killefer before the club left Port-|f the club carries plenty of punch. | Si | 2. e 0 North jand for Los An, He worke to 2, In the other Nee lenges game , played, Seared ) in @ couple of games and was hope| Vics Beat Coalers defeated Mt. Vern Schalk, Crouse, Bischaft. ne a chee Semi-Pro Nines! “Ww! ELECTRIC The Druxman ball club grabbed off first place honors Sunday in the Se attle Semiy defeating Georget the Coast eague park. The Nippon A. C. to the Waterfront A 5 Sedro-Woolley, in a fast @ contest Vernon, § # bad . in Soccer Contest leagt , The visiting Victoria soccer t ya NATIONAL LAURA TCL ON, oe BN defeated the Py ic Coal compan: Won Long Pet It Happened aleve! hey mane a Rehton m | } V | : q Merryfield, Black Di 1 or tthe Waterfront A i : s ‘es yfleld, « Diamond soccer | Wiatsesr io td 0 ovec ths Three Dice | abe dete eae on Saturday sie cA par tay ocr cy ea Dye Works; West Seattle was de| in 10 11° s4081| DUYALLUP high school won |[notened, ore feates by South Park, 8 to 3; and r ia | the Central Washington high ce ney the Firemen beat Ballard, 5 to 4. $9 |] School track meet at Renton, Sat- ‘ | -F urday, with 1 points. Buckley |) Tacoma Teams Win At Brooklyn—@ RH, B Was second with 20 and Auburn d Cinetnnatt arad’ atl initrd and Lose Sunday} Brooklyn . é 9 l4 0 - | TACOMA, May 11,—The Longview Batterios—Benton, Rixey, ,Luque, With Hal Shehan, Bimilar and Wingo. tight ball the W Aner pitching || Ran shington varsity ||coma s were defeated by the Ta- igers here yesterday, 4 to 1 | } ‘ f |] nine beat Oregon at Bugene, Ore- |/In the other game played in the | Rie Ney York Ns ie: a.| gon, 11 to 1 Southwest Washington Timber ig Bn : 3 1 league, Aberdeen defeated the Ta- | New York »... , 14. 1||" Whatoon high school won the |jcoma Kay Streeters, 4 to 0, at | LONG ele Ha uhan and Gon-|! Northwest prep track and field || Aberdeen 35c. each, 3 for $1.00. | 8; Bentley and Gowdy |] Saturday at Bellingham aaah | 1 | like a cleanfi Mbeaiied vou Ul ANGELS LOSE J tino’ track team aoteatea || PENNIS REPORTS worst hema | OAKLAND, May 11.—-Ouki Towa at Towa Saturday in a duel || Reports of the tennis matches man. And why | Kh ff akiand nthe turn_yellow, | copped two gamos from Logs An. {{| Meet 88 to @ | Played over the weekend in tho sey to clean ORO nent | Woodland Park league must be towash your face. Tryst) | Niet parte, i ® Olympia high schoot won the || turned in at the desk of The} Energine on your Coacatenien 7 i |] Southwe@ Washington track and || Star sporting editor not later than - aiikhe 1 || field {tle Saturday at Olympia, — |] Wednesday noon, Matehes must all war Hatterie Crandall, Rar and bs be completed \by Tucaday night and INHIARRPU aC Ae cAobes ' | Harvard's crew beat Ponnsyl |] its up to cach captain to see that his | Seiad ic a meade batts vania by threo lengths on tho |] men play their matches. * UBD % Pe eee a Charles river in a milo and three- |} ‘Tho schedule for last week will be Se BLA US BUNS A ROADSTER my + 11/74 WANA lontdana ee 7 AuBEtAin : be Massachusotts wlyeriateu thie captains upon request 5 se Tuittorion: Paynes Milateadang{] Peek, was third and Cornell |] and the bookings for next weekend AIRabOHH EbSURKRAUUSOOBEIG: fourth, Jwill be published ‘Thursday along a , i ee Z| With tho results of tho first mateh