12 THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1923. ICOAST LEAGUE MOGULS ARE IN SESSION AT PORTLAND TODAY DIEMINISCENCES A REAL CHAMPION Big Meeting of Coast Ball Men in Rose City

A R‘D-E-?uédale aagus Optional Trages Lo Rates WillBe Bie Business of Portland Session As Told to Leo H. Lassen Jimmy Blouin, Chicago bowler, h| BY LEO H. LASSEN champion of the alleys. He vecently OGULS of the eight Coast league basebal defeated Jimmy BEmith and Joe Fal. }‘ clubs are meeting today in Portland in one Team Greater Than caro in matches. He made apecial cg; of the most important sessions of the Cir w 800 game again the latter and aver- | cuit in recent vears. Famous Baltimore Oriole \ aged 245, a new world's record, ‘ The big business of the session is the atti- * Squad \ tude the league will take on the recent ac- tion of the major leagues in to send out to non-draft leaguesrefush!l,funless they * which is the greatest team in the history of baseball would be but an opinion. players can draft them back for the same price as % been great teams, but I think I can safely say that there never has they are sold for. | doubtless never will be, a team better than the old Baltimore Orioles. President has already sounded What a collection of stars there was on that outfit! McCarthy of the Coast league, altho Judge Take their infield, for example: the protest Landis has sanctioned the change. Jack a big, husky fellow, was playing first base, Heinie Reitz McCarthy charges that the raise is viola- and KidDo&k.Gleason took care of second, John McGraw played third base of the entered and played shortstop. tion major-minor agreement into for a three-year period and still in effect. For ability, brains, aggressiveness and real baseball playing, no infield, The International and American Association leagues wil! in my not even the great Athletic quartet of 1914--Meclnnis, Col- be the Coast meeting, and a break between majors lins, B:ti.nion.er and Barry-—can compare with that outfit, watching and minors is to be In the outfield were Joe Kelly, Walter Brodie and . Keeler thought impending. Other big business of the meeting will be the adoption is undoubtedly the most famous of this trio, altho Kelly and Brodie were of the schedule for the year.| great players. cavort with Minneapolls In the Several deals may be turned Behind the bat were Wilbert Robinson and a fellow named Clarke. American Association next season | the Coast Robinson was the star receiver of the two. . by league clubs, He had one year's trial with jus in having a falr club at Washington as man McMahon, Horner and Esper were the three best of the lot. Third Base Not as Good Vernon, particular, | Outlook a ager last yoar and made just fah attained the least men on the market, Strange to say, the pitchers fame of any of that won- | showing, all that could be expecte¢ derful team. of such a layout, AL DEVORMER TO ‘ Hanlon managed the club and became famous by handling the Last Thus it is in baseball for Coast League as Season BOSTON CLUB— mé!ed Vernon! Al Devormer, former | BILL SPEAS ’ New -mta?o? would have made any great. has been tradedby the ' JOINS NOMADS York Yanks the Boston Hed Sox ' Their aggressiveness and brainy Willie Kamm WillBe Missed and Red Smith Seattle and Portland to BlBpeas is one of the nomads o baseball of May Quit; for Harvey Hendricks, an outfield.| was the secret thelr ’huowl. Lamt year found the genia Without Present How the Look-in Corner er, and a team success, Regulars at Writing; Guardians of George Pipgras, , Willlam in the Mississippl Valles Itwas hard to score on the Ord Now Devormer never has had a real league, whers he plloted the Cedas Titles Were Shape Up chance with the Yanks, as oles. Doyle, on first, and McGraw Wally team to a pennant, Inecl Bchang does most of the receiving, |, lmma- on third, always held the inside dentally hitting around .380 himself l corner of the bag when runners ‘Bpeas has seen action in a lot o fing' Unsettled Last Year BY LEO H. LASSEN CILYDE MILAN tried fo round the Inside, and it | leagues and many baseball mer was is LET OUT think that he has nearly limpossible to stretch third base situation in the Coast league for this year, at the present writing, ’ the ability and with be hits on them, i"[‘HE Clyds Milan, after 15 years disposition to leading a club ix ING certainly rest) Von Bim, who won the Pacifie | as much up in the air as the keystone position. ‘Fk crowns I the Washington Americans, the Coast league-—his forme “ considered Jennings the best L iy on the heads of the| Northwest title in 1521, again cap- | Only three clubs are sure what men will play that berth for them, h”i‘ the infield. No shortstop passed out of the majors and will' ground—one of these days tured that honor In 1922 defeating man in by San Francisco will have Ed who succeeds Willie the best man at his . » ‘ u:.mplns k- D has ever covered more ground than Mulligan, Kamm, .3 -M interesting fact that, with Bronson Stein, one up. &id. He was a wonder, in 1923, un- Hughie l position The of Gene oex o every sectional title play Sarazen was McGraw was a little fellow, but Los will have unless gonsequence in the United| questionably the feature of the Angeles Charley Deal, another wonderful performer, back again, % full of spunk, and he has made @ changed hands In 1922, i year. In winning two national the St. Louis Browns land him, Important Coast League Bvans was the most proml.| titles, the open and the professional himself one of the great men in veteran ' Vitt baseball Salt Lake will have the Oscar at the look-in corner. it & torepeatawinof1521 golfers’ championshlp, Sarazen just on that spunk. I a As for the other clubs the outlook isn't half so settled. Evans won the W estern | turnedatrick that has notbeen ae. remember one day big fellow when ' named who was jur title. He came thru again | complished since 1916, Chick Cartwright. playing Seattle hasn't a regular for the position as yet, altho lines are out for a good man. Meeting Is Under Way for the - George Von Elm by § | Evang won the amateur and open firat Washington club In Portland hasn’t announced the successor to ; % Sammy Hale yet. | champlonships. 1804, made up his mind to “get” Jan. 16, jof the Portland, Los Angeles, Balt - Qakland has Ray Brubaker, but he may have to play shortstop. :PORTI,A.\'D. Paeific| one afterncon slid Lake and Oakland 18 rather sigular that George l In women's circles, Glenna Col He Conat jeague club owners went | clubs, with whom ‘lh-?rav Vernon unsettled Red Smith ‘ : who lost Evang in the | lett, by taking the national and East. into third intentionally, feet first, presents an problem, as wants to quit the game, and he | MeCarthy, during the past has jim, to |into executive mession shortly year, but was after| B amateur, was the other ern women's championships, aset a the throw wild and Me “'may not play | had uncheerful dealings of one sort o'clock this morning, golfer to repeat In a high mark for other feminine goifers Graw didn't tryfor the ball and Exo d?.ermlrwd‘x |or another, If these clubs support ine If he does the‘?nTigersthi:’(w.will be Am of consequence, f to shoot at, Jumped out of Cartwright's flying 1o reach soms decision regarding | him, the chances are the league pres well fixed at the hot corner. thqi goo spikes. MeGraw bad & rather league's officlal attitude toward the ! {dent will have per cent backing omery disposition and the other Sacramento will be jake if modified draft plan approved by should he careto carry the draft players Aidn‘'t exactly love him. Bill Hemingway makes good, Judge Landis, baseball czar, fight higher, Whether he will con Robinson was a great catcher in but will be better in line if President Willlam H. McCarthy tinue this fight will,no doubt, depend those days, and was largely decisions reached at was A star at Pick the central figure at the annual upon the ASEYES Charley is in and pession at blocking runners the plate, meeting, because of his recent flery today. Fa can m;ro Kealer, the greatest aclentifie . ERZURNED cover the e was to to bag. reply Judge Landls, denouncing Shortly prior the meeting, Httle ter who ever played the game, was the best man in the league the draft and all and sundry connect. knots of lesgue and club officials & hard man to piteh to becanss of two years ago. eod with it, and beonuse he is expect. who had been having scattered and his great eye, and he was on the VS. JOHNSON o 4 to have ahard fighton his hands strictly private conferences of theis Dases most of the time. [BEI!CUI‘ year Coast lining up Coast clubs to support his own ended their sesisons, but refused Dode Bercot, the Monroe Bearcat, battles again tomorrow }h‘hatwonderfulthlo qu: draft Brodie was the greatest exponent ‘ strength own stand, to say what they had been talking when he faces the sald of the sacrifice play, I think, of night Kid Johnson, husky Olympia boy, ‘third base, but unless a lot MoCarthy this morning the about. Judge McCredie, once owner that time. He could a bunt a fracas. Bercot another Coast precedent of voting the Portland club, welcomed the Nbaseball there is and allowed only five hits lay in six-round put babe away of classy talent is imported lrm‘- ‘of down 99 timea out of 100, and that's the other when he tongh i aguinst the draft, established in for- | league owners to Portland, and the nothing more prec- The Athloetics evened up the count in Everett night stopped Pat Williams. the hot corner won't be no mere statement, esither, play mer annual meetings, probably would conference got under way. fous thana timely to 1. | Bercot will be seen in action here as soon as the by taking the second game, § The boxing up to the swell 1922 level. be continued this was hitwhena coupls Orioles played the hitand at meeting. ‘ topic of discussion whether the AhomeBaker In the sixth run play to perfection, and the game gets under way again. Support of McCarthy this year ieonlennce should be open or closed ofrunsares needed runby ' d&‘ feam, upon the attitude toward him to both and to win and the , scoring Collins ahead of him, As A team, was a | pendy ' public press. hitting club. M] HERE'S A basesare loaded. decided that game. Marquard was LAUGH At The Baltimore outfit had such times a pitching for New York. He pitched some Jess Willard was funny at first and now the big fellow single looks like terrific pennapt struggles with low and inside Baker the bail He tries to kid into that he's New Menace In world to on Cleveland and New York, but the people thinking ______the tothe xspathe?c. Odd Shift a he hit over the fence. BSuch Orfoles won years old. First he was 39, and now in New York NEW YORK, Jan. 13— Result at b However, thers is pitching four flags n a row, Basket- May ball of the glamourto the home- to Baker is usually accompanied by which proved their class. he's 86. during the winter is becem. Ing as big problem the fatal results. a to major op that tiesor wins theold league Tuesday Dugdale will tell VS, JONES club owners as post-season From This Big Trade During the series, Marquard and KRACHE mora of the famous Oriole barnstorming, of Ted the meet- Mathewson, star pitchers the team, Krache, promising Hoquiam battler, will be A number of major league play- Atsuppliesone ofthe big were ac- Giants, also writing dally Jones for the third time when in ers are recent trade between Cleve. a It fea- ing Morgan they tangle playing professional bas. Evans so that he could use right o 1 } of by isthe one counts of the for the news- ‘T(!.' game Tacoma in their Krache ketball during the winter. This | land and Washington, whereby left-handed hitter in left field to sun f pastimemakes Probably the players six-round scrap Thursday. stopped the that per- papers. never i= true In the Joe Evans, of the Indians, goes to the pitching selection of the opposi per- him particuiarly East, what was written. The day fol- once in three rounds and won the decision in their other Sane people throw away saw where professional basketball has the Nationals and Frank Brower tion. Jamieson, a left-handed hitter, lowing the second game, Mathewson, meeting, a large becomes an Indian, presents a rather was used against right-handers baseball, Triple Threat following. -20 in his storyofthe defeat, took Mar- a yearaof Thave Basketball is a strenuous sport. situation, Evans Is right-handed batsman. number of timely home- quard to task for pitching In Baker's The triple threat player in base. illmll\lll any to PADGETT COMING The impression prevails that a ~ Joe Evans came the Cleveland Now Evans is tobe made back inte I games “groove”—low and inside. The ar- ball is the very latest o ives. have seen won thing. hard winter of basketball is far as a third baseman. That Is an infielder. with the sacks filled caused much That is Cowboy Padgett, the Denver will be iclub minth ticle comment, the title conferred on rugged welterweight, where from good for a Dig league ball Manager Donle Bush, of Brower came to the Washington Mathewson, who pitched tha first Jack Bentley, former Haltimore brought to Seattle to box Billy Wright next week. player. Basketball takes a Jot out intends to use him. club as a . With Joe igger drove theballover the game for the Glants and won, was mar, who ia to get his big chance thhlmon. of the athlets and hardly gets him ~ After being with Cleeviand for sev. Judge playing that position for Wash b T have seen extra-inning McGraw’s pitchipg selection for the this year with the New York WILL LIKE MACK in shape for a six-months’ eral years, and playing infield utility ington, there was little chance for third game. into the ninth Giants, grind ome ofthem slugfests, others Going on roles, Tris converted Evans him to break into the battles, Johnny Mack, Matt Matthews' featherweight, is the dlamond, Speaker lineup. Grif ' decidedby ahome- Inning he enjoyed a 1 to ¢ lead Bentley can do thres things coming another who in At present the eclub owners into an outfielder, and a mighty good fith made an outfielder out of Brower. Collins, the first man was re- well--pitch, first base and boy will be seen action here as soon as the ' up, play have no over their one, Possibly is going to prep of bat. was jurisdiction Speaker i thinking, there and things looked mighty roxy He the leading pitcher game gets started. The bugs will like him because he fights piayers relative to basketball and Speaker made an outflelder out of Brower to succeed Mclnnes at first ‘&timellerhome run than for a Glant victory, in the International leagus, win. can sock. - wa. and e ee e eeee . et Then ning 12 out of cean only ask the players to re base. Geliv byFrank Baker in the the unexpected happened 13 starts. frain from Bince CAMPBELL LEADS CARDS It's a funny shift all around. game ofthe 1911 worldseries. With Baker up and the count two He also played first bass when indulging. the compensation is worth while most BTANFORID UNIVERSITY, balls and a strike, Mathewson was not pitching in clever Ql..\ ' York had won the first game mighty of the the Jan. 15.—John (Scotchy) _geries, 2to 1, despitethefact unfortunats enough to get a slow ftyle. As a batsman he was re. players ignore request cunpboll.‘ fef Bender struckout 11 men Prep Fi that they give up the game, second string quarterback of this ball, as one AMUSEMENTS inside and low. For ones, garded of the most danger. Fives ~ Frep| Stanford but who Mathewson's great control falled ous in the league, year's ‘varsity, di- The he Univeraity of Notre Dame rected the team in nearly all of him for certainly intended the MeGiraw will be in a position to Its football tenm will the Princeton use play now famous bursts of sensational pitch to be low and outside. Bentley as pitcher, first base. | \ Again university eleven, at Princeton, on WASHINGTON | has been named Baker hit man or as Play foolball, 1923 foot- the ball Into the right- pinch hitter he sees fit. rlay Aga October 20, Knute K. Rockne, fleld stands at the Polo Grounds for lnoxt ball captain. | of athletics at Notre Dame, | & and the score was tled. director | announoced. NEW The Athletica won YORK, Jan, 15.—Gene Sar. b out in the ‘ Matinees: 2:30 Nights: 7 & 9 ps \ on Frid . The schedule, which provides for world champion golfer, Bto 2. That one was FOR IDAHO azen, eleventh, pitch - Friday may 10 follows: the break of the the | games, not be permitted by the series, Athletios games on the side Briarcliff September 20, Kalamazoo, at Notre two right | JOSIE HEATHER winning four games to two, WITH club to compete in the British open | Three Dame; October 6, Lombard, Notre of the ledger, due to a pair T ‘ Tight Games Sched- at ! of[ championship next spring. Directors Dame; Catk TOMORROW-—The greatest uled for School October 13, West Point, at |beatings handed Whitman Friduy: of the club who recently signed iele pinch High New York October Prince. ~ o hitting I ever saw. ecity; 20, Sarazen for two years, will meet to. is closing ita Coast and Saturday, the University Games at Princeton; October 27, Geor. KateWiley CALGARY Cage ’tnn. ofi day to decide on a leave of absence & 1 hockey Invasion tonight In Van- gin Tech, at Notre Dame; November Washington basketball team |ls ~ for him, couver, meeting the Vancouver Ma now] ’ t so 11. Purdue, at Notre Dame; Novem. preparing for one of the PALO PALET 1 TH the teums hlgnat' S —— . The have had & roons, Tigers a hard balanced ' ber 10, Nebraska, at Lincoln Neb.; evenly games of season--that the ’—_—-——-————— ’ " at Reduced Prices time the with | on the Coast, losing two games November Butler, Notre - . ns they are thia 17, at Dame; Vandals here The Richardson Twins LOB ANGELES, Jan. 15.—Eddie by 4-0 scores, November 24, Tech, Thursday. Married Life Is yoear, the great. Carnegle at Pitts. |mnho ! - Keinholtz, of the The Tigers have been hard hit by November St. The Idahoans have a veteran team, ~ PANTAGESCOPE Long Beach, ¢st race In the burg; 28, Louls, at St | | WANCOUVERvs. SEATTLE | injuries, Asset to Gridder, ' Cal, high school team for losing Goal-tender Binney Louls, several history of the losing only Richard Fox from their| has been and defense star Gardiner. The Cal i Wednesday, 17 years, appointed coach team, : January of iigh school bas. champlonship 1922 Idaho, Says Star Coach NOODLES FAGANAND Clara gary team beat Vancouver 1-0 on the university grid team a 8:30 P. M. Sharp ietball league |is however, plays tougher schedule Married life, in the opinion of s&nmnext year. | prairie. LR= inder this year, Page, athletic director of Beattle is resting until Wednesday way, Pat Admission: All Seats Reserved The Washington team is in General Friday will aee fine Butler college, is an asset to a night when Vancouver comes here, 25c¢ Idaho and Matinees Nights 40¢ Then the Mets hirea tight strug. EUGENE, condition for the game, football player. In proof of this ~ Admission, SI.OO, $1.25, $1.50 take the swing around | Ore., Jan. 15, “Shy" M Bancroft the ies with Ballard one of the best tiffs of recent years he points to the new record of the : (Tax included) Is Prairie league, hasn't accepted the one nd illuntlnmon is expected Thursday. season Lincoln, the year contract offered him by the Butler eleven in the just ‘ LN A L seats now on sals at | only two unde. of closed. Out of the 10 games 4 . Reserved Given Boost | Oregon to coach the Office, 1210 Fifth Ave. fected teams meeting, the the team won On TiTd Y “Dave holding 1923 football team as yet., ¥He has played, eight. Bancroft of the New LI MOORE LA i METROPOLITAN clash ’l‘nlvvrnny LoV i Y& 1A mmMain 2493. spotlight. 'They at Lincoln. been offered OLLIE CHILL | the eleven that established this o d $4,000 for the York Giants is one wseason, TV of the brain. Garfleld should the fast ‘l'hh same as new record for the were fest in the glye he recelved Ilast year, college this one shortstops history of ? TONIGHT Next game-—don’t misy Queen Anne five a real married the battle, us It Is understood that Huntington has ‘ IS MIXED UP | five players, game” says Jen. —Vancouver and Victoria will Hughey the Babes are } Second Artist the improving right been given better offers other in “A fellow usually takes care of nings, now assistant to John Me- ‘ of by \ b’ fn Beattle on January 24. meet along. They at Queen Anne. himself better at home,” Giraw at New York, ‘Mnullnnw. says eLUe Broadway and is 0 4 In his ! SEATTLE ARTIST SERIES Franklin, both of Page. “He not tempted to eat day had no su- Jennings whomn lost terrific Ohlo, Jan. 15— NOW PLAYING games in over. heavy foods and pastries and his perior shortstop and knows | Katherine Rice, Manager time AMATEURICE CI.I':\'I‘II.ANI',thike Chill, veteran American 2145 periods in the opening | sleeping hours are regular. We \iuu-. Berzne's Clreus Nido whereof he speaks. day's | leangue and two Warm! play, get together at Broadway. umpire, mmpmnnm«‘ owe & great debt to wives and 2054 | La Is Always “Most of the modern short. Juek Vier| wap 200 Seats on Roosevelt were here today in @D ' Stage figures to have an being questioned mothers of, the boys on the foot. stops play eany . Come In and enjoy the com- a stationwry position,” The University of Washington with the fatal shooting of time with West Beattle, altho the connection ball and other teams for Keeping MARC continues a Now meots the ' | of good fellows. Jennings. “That is Selling American Legion team at J, panionship- ; Indlans may strengthen for the Jdward MeGregor, the players In condition. Good fatal mistake, for often a step In 7. p. m and the Pirates and the 3"""1 MacDERMOTT | McGregor was found dead in his i"‘“ either Teddy melee. They play at . condition does a lot toward win. direction prior to the piteh, | Roose. Wanderers clash an hour later in. TIME” ZERO velt. apartment Saturday night with four ning L 9 MAVEN'T | makes possible a play on the ball the two amateur games." ***¢ The hockey bullet wounds in his chest, Chill and B Mischa ———————— men‘ As regards the splendid condi. 214 Jefferson St. that would otherwise go as a base S booked for the Arena tonight, B 9 vValand Gamble | two other men were found In the hit. KEARNS TO tion of the Butler football eleven, of Smith GOTHAM Officers all back L. C. Bldg. ' apartment., say mem |“STARS OF Just “No tln‘ee. PPage points to the fact that | club gets very far with NEW YORK, Jan. 16, Jack 3401 were Intoxicated. | " . Cigars, KRACHE TO bers of the team did no take time Card Tables, Pool, out a great shortstop, While the Kearns will leave l.os for YESTERDAY" | Angeles ] A chauffeur told police that he Candies, Soft Drinks, New York ; Celebrated Russian Vielinist | out or suffer injuries in the first ‘A Breath of Old Times' team has a brilllant in- New York the middie of the week drove the four men to several seven played. Only one ' Fountain Lunches field, that combination would be to talk terms with Tex Rickard for games ‘"4 - and A FEW SEATS LEFT - HOQUIAM, Jan. 16.~Ted Krache, saloons, after which he took them to | Hurst Vogt Checks Cashed slowed down two of Jack man was injured in the contest | ; Pay greatly by having an appearances Dempsey in | crack local battler, and Joe Black, MeGregor's apartment. Chill and the || and Al inferior ' with De Pauw and one in the 41N Kthel Parker (10121 player at shortstop.” the ring next summer, according to Denver . MUSNIU lightweight, box six rounds others say all they remember is| with Notre Dame, | Allen | o telegram received by Rickard, game here tonight. hearing two shots flred. 4131 | The Pathe News |lO