10 THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924 MAY SEND JACK WESTLAND TO BIG MEET Washington’s Golf Ace BRITT IS STOPPED BY MORGAN THIRD | IN

Take Trip OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN |Right on Westland Figures to Win Swamped by Chin Wi Coast Title; May Go to National Collegiate Meet |.~ for Champ BY ALEX (~ ROSE Teddies Home With Westland, the crack golfer Romp 'First Time Britt Has Ever JACK Ballard of the University of Washington 35 to 9 Victory; \ Taken the Count; Small and Pacific Coast conference inter Beats West Seattle and Morrow Draw collegiate champion, may be the STANDINGS first representative of the Far West UREF MORGAN won lot Won Lost Yot a of new in the national tournament in college o 1T(;1) ROOMVEIL ccvsavsenssnssneB 1.000 friends last night, the East 0 1.000 Hallard sstsapinsassaesss B { The classy little Coast feather. sidbenesssnssss B 1 " Plans aro now under 'Nnmdnn way to make | welght king showed the '“’vllho-!11c...v...... ! I' skeptics who for the winner the possibls of Coast ::; {sald he couldn't hit, that he packs conference meet, which will be RRttt 1 held E s a punch, when he knocked Frankle YT eeSt 000 In Portland at the Waverley club in L F In the 8 .hrm dead third round of th EIRARMIIN s B 0800 -s sas iasviivntns = May. to go to the national tourna- scheduled six-round battls at ment. RESULTS |! Crystal Pool, m Linocein 11, Garfield # And as Westland won the It was the time In honors l Ballard 27, West Neattle 11, first Britt's & year ago and seems to be the class Hoossvell 35, Queen Anne ¥, ring career that he has taken the 1%, Franklin 14, Oof the field agnin, he stunds a fine Broadway | count,

chance of being the Western choice i A right hand on the chin turned Roosevelt and Ballard are Three of the golfers in on greatest leading the high school basket zvha trick. Morgan had Britt the the world are products of intercol {run and cornered him against the ball race today, following their legiate competition, , o* iropes, pounding him severely and victories over Queen Anne and Harvard, Rudy of Prince. { finally knocking him dead with Kgepper, West Seattle respectively Tues a ton, and Jesse Sweetser, of Yale, on day. and Lincoln | smash the jaw. made ' Broadway have golfing history, The fir® round was slow turned in wins over Franklin : falrly If Westland is sent East, he will and Gartleld, | with Britt doing the forcing and the name of earry Washington to | with Morgan dancing out of reach, The Roosevelt-Broadway game wider athletic fields, the same as the What little Mor. at Broadway next Tuesday will i punching wag done, Purple and Gold crews, track man, {gan did it be the feature game of the baseball teams and the football fourth round. Queen Anne plays Britt rushed to the center of the have done squads {ringIn the second round and at Franklin, West Seattle at Lin started Champlon who is now n Westland, after Hs started a coln and Roosevelt at Garfield Morgan. flock Juntor student, took up the golf lof in the other of the punches, Morgan catching most five gameos day. game years ago along with his of them with his gloves and several - class-mate, Bryan Winters, and it | swings going around his neck. They Was ROOSEVELT, 15; not long before he became a | collided and Britt broke open Mor- topnotcher; breaking into the head. QUEEN ANNE, 9 gan’s left eye, After an Five from Roosevelt | exchange, IHnes of sport pages when he scored ~ young men left was badly cut. Mg#. the | Britt’s eye & sensational victory the journeyed to Queen Anne gym, against | gan began punching and just at the great Dr, 0. F, Willing, in the first yesterday afternoon, and ran rings | bell he sunk a pip of a left hook on “yound of the Pacific Northwest around the champlon Quays to the am. | Britt's chin that shook Britt from meet in tune of 85.9. It was the cleanest and ‘mteur champlonship Victoria, slem to stern. 3922, most decisive beating ever handed LN In the third, Britt again took the to In Se. ; early training was had out a championship team ©Westland's toffensive and landed a few wild &t the Everett Golf club but attle, links, punches, but Morgan smacked him The Teddies rolled 2§ during the past two years most of ~ up pointa to | several times with straight wallops _his goif has been played the In. thelr opponents’ fiva in the first om the chin and whale of Jim {on one a right glewood Country club course, where half., Hyllengren, who caged the body. He forced Britt to the the ball five |to ‘he is a member and also club cham. times during the first and the Tacoman took the K. half, was the blg scoring star, He plon. !ropeu10, wallop. - Whether someone will this was high point man with 11 count. appear B. C. Puck | Roy Small and Billy Morrow Joar to snatch some of the burden ore, ' | fought another of their The one from this lad's heavy laden brow, amazing work of Captaln |draws, Morrow having & sl alone Monte Snider of the north end team illWeak ‘time will tell, but from the Wi Eyes Hinder | shade, ~ Wiy that he Is improving his way one of the pleasing features of game For three rounds Babe Folmer, had #t seems a safe bet that he will be the Queen Anne Waterloo.., Poter. i in Pat Willlams Coach { eating leather, but in ‘the 1924 king-pin in Pacific coast son, D'Vorack's new forward of Ilho final round Willlams showed _college golfdom and that he will have find, played an aggrossive game, ap- Seattl Youngest Shugrues? plenty of fight. But Folmer had too the honor of belng the University of pearing to advantage, Ev Nowell, the Boattie Mots on *the bad much of and the eyesight stop the third of the an edge earned the de- : Washington's first seeker of national Husky Teddy guard, uncorked wrru Shugrues? pralrie playing Saskatoon to- 4 defonsive WILLJoe _golfing honors when the curtain goes bangup play, bholding Shugrue, a great lightweight in his day, was cision. ; night, O'Brien in the Bolstad, forward, the Vancouver and Victoria Jimmy was far too good _Up big shuw In the East this Percy Quay to only compelled to retire at the height of his form on account hockey clubs will furnish the week- for Perry Clark and the three shots from the fleld and scor. of bad latterwas ly puck battle at the Arena here. eyesight. Shugrue once knodked out knocked silly in the fourth roumd ~ Invitations to compets In ths Call. ing two long baskits himsell, Hyl- Benny The lineups for thelr game follow: Leonard. He was that after taking a bad beating. It fornia Intercollegiate meet have been lengren's guarding, also, was well good. have been to the THE LINEUPS John came should stopped sooner. % Northern colleges and nigh perfect. Anderson, Quay cen. Shugrue along later and took up the light- g Vanrayver Yieteria Sewell Dean and Saflor Neil, a a ter, put the in the lead TARMSAN the is likelihood that young West. Hilltoppers covopnee BOBL cosiveess Fowler weight assignment where his older brother left off. John's

will be at the first tipoff, but COoR. . .ocvvsves -Defense. .. 0.. Loughlin catchers, Jand among those present Hyllengren bothered couple of fought a slugging Dunemn . ooovaq Defense. . ... Malderson eyes Lim, too, and the other night he vir- In .. was this field teesoff at svened the count with a long bas draw the opener. .. . e 5 _When the .Del Matis .. vuiiDefenae. Frederickeon ~ tually knocked into retirement Pal A good house saw the card which ket, From that time on, the Teddies Boucher by Moran. Shugrue Monte linksonthe 22nd day of next ..., . Conter. ..., Mosking JACK BXinner Hart was staged by Dan Salt and Lonnie WESTLAND werd never headed. ovoeis Porward. coieinass. couldn't see after the fourth round. The Mackay ...... Forward...... Anderson Austin, ; ~ Teddy scrubs won thelr game, Now comes the third of .o the Parkes ...ooove Rosorve. ove.. . Trikey Shugrues, Willie, youngest ——————————— of the Pacific Coast and one 1311, Tom e Champion golfer conference Hyllengron starred, Dostrom ...... Re5erve...... Briden of lot. . ~ the Willie made his debut recently and won in MACK SAYS ‘ of the ranking players of the Northwest, Jack Westland, Nommevelt (38) Queen Anne (8) Halder (§) f. Balstad (1) impressive style. His eyes appear to be perfectly normal. University of Washington golf erack, has a chance to play Peterson (§) Butler WILL r. (1) Will they that way? BE ¢ stay in the national intercollegiate meet this spring in the East, Day (4) Anderson (1) ~ HE _ Nowell (1) 5 Austin Jan. the PARIS, 23.—Charley Ledoux first time that Washington will have been represented in J. Hyllengren (11) Kalley (1) -~ §. last night lost his French UPINRACE Bcore by quarters— bantam- this tournament, ’ Koosevell .....iOOOd 1 3 39 weight title when he was outpointed PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23—~The ~Photo by Price O’'DONNELL AND & Carter, Star Staff Photographers Queen Anne ...... 18 10 - =33 LOSES in 20 rounds by Andre Routia, usually reticent ‘& Connie Mack Bubstitutions: 15 already making the prediction ! Roossvelt: Tlagist (3) for Pelerson; Jan, 23 -~Willie Hoppe, iKRAUSE he will Queen Anne: Carulll for Boletad. ILOB Jan., ‘that finish in the first divi- CABS CH!CA(K).world's 18.2 balkline billiard ANGELES, 23.~Danny | HELENA, Mont, Jan, 23.—Bat- 'YELLOW Referse: Wes Bennle; Umpire: Windy Kramer, and GENARO VICTO champlon, was leading Young Jake FPhiladelphia, Johnny ‘| ting Krause, St. Paul welterwelght, Crawford, BSt. four figures O'Donnell, Paul, fought lost a there are four clubs e Schaefer, 1,000 to 732, at the end of | 15-round decision to Joe Simon- .Mack l - DEFEATED IN | | OVER SHEPP that he should beat out the the second night's play in 1,500. speedy rounds to a draw here last of Butte here last coming LIGHTIES IN DRAW BALLARD, 27; a ‘;lrh night. Bmyi BOSTON, Jan. 23, Frankie ‘season—Boston, Washington, St. ' point match here. Hoppe last night night. O'Donnell had a slight weight | Petroli, Bt. Paul lightweight, COLUMBUB—"Red" MeDonald, Toledo WEST SEATTLE, 13 knocked American | - TILT | over Genaro, the ouis and TORRID advantage his rival, flyweight Chicago. He feels that and Frankle Callahan, Columbus, avercame a 600.t0.369 lead piled up by | Jimmy Preyler of Helena in the I!.m-* Outclassing their }oul weights, fought 12 rounds a opponents at Johnny Sheppard New York, Detroit and Cleveland to draw, : Spalding’s baskteball five last Schaefer during the first evening's N e S 1 { third round of the semi-windup, champion, defeated ! overy stage of the gume, the Ballard in 10 rounds here last night, Wwill again make the pace. ‘Tm:: night defeated the Yellow Cab performance, smothered the West Seattle It doesn't look so for ii oo A Connle get Beavors bad the} B g on Janding In fourth GIBBONS TO HAVANA ! Co. team, 37 to 32, In & torrid contest . The score by Innings; and BOUTH BEND--Eadle | Indinns at West Seattle, 27 to 13, bonus, after all, since that Dempsey is in on - America place, possibly higher. He feels Kane, manager at the University gym. The Spald- Schaefer, *4, 0,1, 2, 16, 1,0, 70, 50, sclen- % getting shape has no historic ruins to The sald men soon he of Tom Gibbons, st. Paul Indians tried to break thru tist would live to the beach at Miami, which is nice show visitors ‘that a chance to even pass heavywelght, | team wus heavily favored to win, 0,1,11,2, 1,31, 1,23, 1, 207389, be‘ | & from other countries, has indicates Gibbons will fight an 'ing 1,3, troit “un- tight fiveman defense of the 300 years old. place to go t olearn about unuless and Cleveland. a did the shape. you include the Phillies. k—} However, he known™ st Havana next month, |hm only by lnst minute spurt - Hoppe, 16, 8,0, 0, 35, 0,0, 85, 4, 13, ds the shots, but it broke Yankees bit nose by long ?i as a too It manage to out victor. 31, 9, 182, 0,2, 48, 1, 172, 2,1, 136 tancruup their own offensive and outside toppy for his club, and says that In the other of the evening, I VNV O'DOWD VB, ADAMS game 1,000, 0P } of three long shots Dud VIVIVIV TNV VNONVONP ‘Unless hard hit by accident, the University frosh defeated the by Stair, CHICAGO~Mickey O'Dowd, Munice, {the High runa—Schaefer 70, 182, | were never Hoppe York club Ind., to they dangerous, Ne should again re. and Bteve Adxms, Chicago, fight ! Mall Advertisers, 42 19, ¢ s #ix rounds hers Scoring ¢ Monday night, six goals from the field, | i One game ia billed for the City *Unfinished Monday night, ig basing much of Johnny Bratset, Ballard forward, led | Mack his hopes { league tonight, with the Washington fUnfinished last night. fleld On the strength that Second Base- GENARO WINS | { Independents and Knights of the the and played a brilllant floor BOSTON-—Frankle Genaro, Ameriean Moon 7:30 game. Russ Seymour, Ballard's ¢ secured from Bal i meeting at o'clock on the great flyweight champlon, won & 10-round de- ¢ and guard, much in the %'nmshov.timore, Outfielder Strand, of cistort from Johinny Sheppard, Hoston, M. C. A. floor, was very lime. ‘Salt Lake, and Simmons, of Mil. iY. light too. waukee, will add. JOHNNY BUFF VICTOR The Beavers outplayed thelr ¢ - op. e JERSEY ® 4 CITY-~Johnny Ruff, former s —————— ponents on the floor and outsmarted Senor Spalla is heavily burdened bantam champlon, outpointed Willle| them, with Here in America a INDIANS SIGN Woods, Beotiand, in 10 rounds. ! RIVAL’'S ARM managers. ¢ LINEUPS AND SUMMARY coterie of gents profess to be his ‘ ! SAN FRANCISCO,~- Ad Santel Pallara (27) W. HBeattle (12 WILLS V5. MADDEN Bratast ....o.F.oiiuu businesy representatives, With these NEW YORK—Harry | took the oniy fall in his wrestling (12) . Bhanaby (1) Wills, rolon-d! Promoter Rickard entered into Contracts of three young ball. Anderson (3) «.....F...c..o.Duryea (4) [men heavywelght challenger and Bartley [ bout with Gus Alex, the Greek grap- (Jacobson (T) ...ieeiCirivinniss MeClary an agreement by which fossers signed by Red Killifer in Madden, New York heavyweight, Spalla was { Wm.Penn at Dreamliand last night, Alex's hucl ;plvr. Seymour (8) 0..0v Oiiiiinnnes Btair (8) meet Gene have been been rematched to meet In Newark in " to Tunney, light heavy. received by farm was broken In the first and ovciviiini@uiivinnienss Morse 12-round no-decision fall Walle . Y Seattle Diamond club. match February Score )wolxht champlon, at an early date, They ' he was unable to continue, by periods—- :a.! B 10 Now comes word that Euro. are: Willlam Burke, ssscsnssessivssas 6 B=u3? Spalla’s f outfielder; SIKI LOSES TITLE i West BORLUIO 2 vevevesss 5 4 3 4==lß have matched Monahan, pitcher, and Paul peon managers him PARlS—Andra Donnell, Freneh light- 1 Substitutions—Paliard, None. West Se- with Firpo, In South America, Pettingell,% a welght, has ben named as the BOBBY Mattson pitcher, French McLEAN l?.lludattle, for MoClary, Beott for 1o ! champlon, | ~No word has been received at 10. succeeding the title ordered | Duryen, Duryea for Shansby, Shansby for vacated by Battiing Sik!, ©al baseball the French box- MEETS Beott, Bwenson for Morse. ‘f BRYN MAWR WINS THRILLER headquarters as to '~ STAFF i ing federation announced, Officlals— obby Morris, referee; Lloyd | Tieyn Mawr town team defeatead the their previous experience. | CHICAGO.—~Bobby McLean, na. 1 Chase, umpire, & team at Taft of Seattls Hryn ¢ GEORGIE MARKS speed skating ‘f‘]ppr WINS champlon, com- Mawr Monday vight in a fast and spirit- NEW 1 l!iun:nl YORK--Georgle Marks, Callfor- petes with Art Staff for the profes. LINCOLN, 11, ed game, winning 28 to 26, Both teams Sccnts TROUBLE ¢ FOR nia flywelght, won a 10-round fast the do«:mon! ico here GARFIELD, 9 "plnyed A very game from begin. from Buck New :Mmml skating champlonship Josephs, York. ning to the finish, the declding wscore CINCY In a rough and tumble the SCRIBES { Sunday, game, ‘being made In the last minute of the defeated The REED-ROVER DRAW Lincoln Rallsplitters the game. ;:Tr)‘-—’f:B . Cincinnati club, with Pltcher . Garfield Piper & Taft Bryn Mawr and KNOXVILLE-—~Wild Bill Reed and Bulldogs by the narrow mar- Jake May Carl Mays in- the (2) Capt. Bob dloper fought to a IMAUF‘OME Kinkade ~..oo.Civvsves Lundine (8) L draw in AND of will gin two points, ?neup. maké trouble for the their eight-round bout here laci night. langley (14) ...... F.ovov.e Woods (11) BERe | Garfield started out with scorers this summer, " ELLIS DIVIDE a won. PBridgeman (10) ... F..c.ieouiee.. Doran derful DuUnn oieiiieveend@iiiTerhune WHITMAN WINS passing game and led the . (2) | | CHlCAGO.—Charles Ellls, Pitts. MOTHEYPS o voovonessllidonvvnaess MEYR o The democratic WALLA Jan. North Enderyg during the first quar. ~ presidential can- WALLA, 23.-—~Whit. iburg and Plerre Maupome, Chicago, Bubstitutions—Littlefield (4) for Doran, $ ter, Lincoln back in the Law flidate will be nominated in Madison man's basketball team scored a came second for Maynor, 30.t0-20 f'llvulml honors in the national three. $ thru the accurate i———— gttt Square Garden, and we hope he'll 20 victory over Willamette in a hard. T quarter shooting | cushion billiard league, Ellis winning of Wascher, and the guarding of lin gym. Rolling up a score of 12.2 a be a good, two-fisted, fought Northwest conference i upstanding game {the first, 50 to 46, and Maupome the battler, here Howe, in the first quarter, the Tigers kept las), night. l | last, 50 to 34. | in ' Hopper and Johnston, the Garfield the lead thruout. Except for a ! guards, were at top form rally In the second period when “Cot. good allowing ¢ STECHER WINS cigar i very fow baskets to slip by them. ton” Follansbee snagged three bas. ST, LOUIS.—Joe Stecher, Omaha, keta and of foul shots in ¢ Ralkowski, the center a palr quick |threw the lanky Bulldog aged Polish glant, Stanis. succession, 20/ each the high point man of the game, they were never in dan- laus Zbyszko, two out of three falls iwu K= ‘making four points, ger, here ¢ @ € last night and thereby won the Genrak Numerous Capt, Grummett was the 4 - personal fouls marred malnstay Clen right to meet Ed (Strangler) Lewis In the game, Carroll being yanked and of the Pine street quintet, making {2 match for the heavyweight cham. several other three five field goals and figuring in others, plonship. men having black ' marks to thelr credit) Cragin was next with four baskets, Lincoln took the while Burnsed's at POJELLO WINS second team game guard prov. ¢ i game, 13.5, e¢d troublesome to the Quakers. | CHICAGO.—~KarI Pojello, Lithu. SUMMARY Little Folloangbea made most of 4 grappler, beat George Walker TUXARA 7 'nnmn Lincoln Garlield the noise for the Franklin Canada In straight falls, team, as / lof Potts (2) Flett o f. he kept his tow head in the midst of Wascher (1) & Carroll (1) ¢ the action thruout the N 1) 000000000000000 Peok ©. Talkowskl (4) contest, while 4 MEN WHO SEEK FASHION. = Jamses K Hopper Garrison contributed six points, o o Howe (3) [1 Johnaton u)‘ Broadway won the second team ¢ ABLE DISTINCTION DRESS o Bubstitutions: Lincoln—Numal IN S A There Is Pleasure < (3) for‘ 9 James. game after a hot battle by 11.10 “Garfield—~McQuarrie (2) for Car- a WEAR WING COLLARS ° in Y\ | Companionship o roll, Carroll for MeQuarrie, McQuarrle count, For Carroll. = The summary followst PREFERABLY (it Beore by quarters—- 5 THE ZERO Franklin ¢ = -1 2 2 4 Broadway Pos, 214 Jefferson Grumett (e) (12) 1. Wilson 4y TANCOIN 2 (¢) o Street o sivvininees 2 4 2--11 Reynolds (1) f. Follansbes (8) [///] Qerfield 8 0 1 b ...0000000 9 Just Back of L.C. Cragin (8) e, Garrison (8) © BSmith Bldg. © Referea: Harrison; Umplre, Torrance, ARROW/| NDurneed (2) 5. Patricelll ? < (1) - Johneon B Spellar 3 After GR ? Card Tuables, Pool, Cigars (2) all © BROADWAY, 29; Bubstitutions: Hroadway-—Norton Candies, Soft Drinks < for COLLARS| FRANKLIN, 18 Reynolds; Franklin, Morse for Garrlson, I © Fountain Lunches © Gimnenss (2) for Patricelll, ¢ Continuing to show the form which © Bcore by periods— e 9 Pay Checks Cashed beat the Queen Anne | CLUETT, PEABODYCO., Ty, Y| "W [ff team, Friday, Broadway ...... 12 3 8 620 & INC, Makm, Broadway defeated Franklin, 20.18 in Franklin ...... ,.2 10 2 418 390000000000000 Officlals: Dick Munson, a hard-fought game in the Nrank. referee; Lloyd Paak, umnine ?006000‘0‘...‘.‘.‘.‘.‘0‘0000000.’.