WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1924 THE BSTAR 20 SEATTLE Tod Morgan Outboxes and Outfights Gorman World Record Is “And Then Grange Ran Wild Again’’ Ruth vs. Vance! That - Champion for Koppisch]‘ and Judd | Henry F. Blake, The Star's football authority, is showing Coach Bagshaw “Red” tore thru the line Well Cutting, one of Washington's wings, how Grange Michigan Showing I for lllinois, Blake is pictured in the Would Be Real Class! - Easy Winner; last Saturday, winning almost single-handed, center with “Baggy” on the right and Cutting on the left, Wiith Huskieies Phote by Frenk Jacobs, Btar Biaff Fhotographer - Hits Better Seattle Has Seen Game's Greatest Hitter and Pitcher ‘ and Fans Are Wondering Who Is Better; Brooklyn Parmeter and Shidler to for Homer % Morgan C;rriés Fight * Beats Indians, 5-2; Bowman Gets Vance in ' Gorman Thruout, Near- Look Washington'sExtremel?faoodBackfield RUTH! i ly Stopping Him in 4th AZZY VANCE vs. BABE There would be the classic of baseball! I ANY new men are Last Seattle baseball fans saw the * BY LEO. H. LASSEN it | showing well Sunday Tod Morgan that of the baseball WAS a new RN (B} with the Wash greatest slugger the age slam l‘l‘the fans trim Joo Gor il football viewed & fight saw ) ;\\ Ington all over the Jot and yesterday they .man last night. cleven this year, Dazzy Vance, Brooklyn’s wonderful pitcher. It was not only | _ ' George Parmet R Sy | : the the bird who the young That boys and girls like § Morgan, | | j er, a big back. ! the boxing master, but| | S, field Harold can sock was shown by the difference in F man; = the fighter. while ‘ RBELUCA shidier, Seattle crowds, a small audience greeting Vance Outwelghed five boy, another s throng tummed out pounds, ! ‘d back; "Little for| belng an. Ruth. welghts (hel | ‘/'J‘.’\ Bull* Mcßae, The Box Score | nounced as Mor second string But Mr. Vance showed plenty, |L 128, unrm.ml f M gan guard of last When he really bore down his fast R M PO A E 131, the Brooklyn-- AB ')ur; Judd Cutting, a 4 new end, and Niah, N 2% 0B crucked and he bad a B 8 Vieeneun i . ‘ Gorman one ball fairly deep- gave new Mitebell, a 0 ~.... 4 1 3 « 21 ( chumpmnl young Rice, a center, ure play. to} &8 Sy VW of the worst beat ball that seemed B BB ivricesn F i lml some real football for the Purple dipping curve Yoursler, 1% the first game of the Brook. ¥ #iGarman In the fourth round won for of Percy Haughton's team, team s stronger than its re- Feattio— AB R H YO A with Beattle and ¢f sieeea 4 6 9 1 0 is in the midst of & world's record. serves, and Washington has lyn exhibition seriey | OsDOrne, ~the Beattle youngster. plenty gl S coieeeee 4 1 1 1 of the Dodgers beat the Indians, & to 2, Brady, Morgan won five out of the six Kopplsch enjoys the unique dis extrun men, and good players, to 89 9 RO, Ivrcione ® 89 B six full and the Columbia replace the regulars If the Vanes pitched innings | B 800 L younds, the second being even. tinction of captaining necessity Imarcd, T svicineii® .78 demands knicked for two earned 4 1 1 13 3 6 team for the third successive year, It, . was runa.' Bowman, Ilb ..... e s Baldwin, 3b 6 1 o 3 0 Brudy tripled and scored on Eldred's T. .., 3 He i 3 also playing his fourth year of Altho Wilson s BUTTED George working 8 ~....00. 0 1 1 GORMAN in the first and Bowman Crape, 4 == college football, out single frame 4 & ¢ 5 %9 THREE TIMES with the squad he Is not yet 18. Baldwin, ¢ ... MORGAN & homer into the bleachers in| & ) When the revived at Co. lined Orege, P ..ovsvnee } B @ that he was badly out. game was fully recovered from hix In "QIEEING injury 1 was the fourth. Rube Erhardt finished Viummer, P ~0000 D 3 a 8 0 Gorman tried to strong: lumbla, Kopplsch, a freshman, practice last week and Bagshaw may classed PIEE vosissvevs 3 0789 9 1 08 R the gume, P and sixth permitted to play. Because of his take chances with his up Morgan In the fifth no star in the Brandt, D coriveer @ 80 -9 8 0 ‘arm 0 fine work he elected captain in FOUR INDIAN seicvinae 30 1 B 8 but Tod was stronger in the was O, A, C, game, And then again Wil SR “rounds, e S e g g o Joo and he won his sophomore year. son may be to PITCHERS WORK ~cline! than was, ready play. 27 3% 3 hit Tolals ...... 85 % & Gorman Koppisch Is versatile, He can There s a that Beattle used a flock of pitchers, Ml o way at infighting. possibility George *Batted for Brandt in m&n inning. the line or run an end. Very fast, he Guttormsen Gregg, Plummer, Stueland and ‘butted Morgan three times in those may not be in condition Beore by Innings: a new cut a brilllant recelver of forward to Brandt working. Brooklyn 100002 200-0§ ‘ rounds, opening is play Saturday and In case he Is ~...... He Desides Bedttle ..covivvvea 10000100 06--2 Morgan's right eye. passes. can also throw them, and kept on the sidelines, Mike Hanley doing somo flossy flinging L over Three-base Home does most of his team's Vance hit u and scored lits—Vance, Brady. k. blln hit a terrific pace, punting. will run the team from quarterback triple a run, have. run—Bowman. Bacrifice hit—Brady. with his left hand, Aratherhandy young man to with Purmeter or Shidler the back: Taking advantage of every Indian 5 away in Btolen bases—Mitchell, Htock, Fournler, - withhislongerreach he kept fleld, miaplay, both physical and mentsl Osborne, Kiruck out-—~Vance 4, Plummer in Gorman's map thruout 0. A, C, looked bad, in fact awful, boots, the Dodgers won by superior 2, Pigg 1, Brandt 1. DBases on, balls— work the bases, Vance 3, Plummer 1. Hit by pitched the fight. in the game with Southern Californis on - OPEN SERIES ball—Fourtier by Plgg. Onpe run and 1 that But it was his right hand last Saturday In Portland, but the hit off Gregg In 2 iunings; 2 rune and & earried the kick, and it made Joe reel Aggies are big, strong and there s FAILS TO STAR ON GRID hits off Plummer in 4 inninge; £ rune and 3 hits off Pigx In 2 innings; 0 runs and 1 times, particularly in the plenty of material there, Hills, Princeton's great weight. eve hit off Hrandt in 1 inning; 2 runs and 6 ON SATURDAY . when another good punch Coach Bchissler thrower, Iy not so successful on the ‘fourth may smooth over hits off Vancs In € inpings; ¢ rune and 2 mig have floored him. Gorman some of the rough spots this week, Schlaiefer Is gridironn. He peems to have falled hits off Eberhardt in 3 ionlogs. Double he two - - but Dust for second time in the play—T, Baldwin to Bowman to B Bald- us good as was years the Aggies will have to show 100 | Diamond ] the making n't st. Paul and Seattle Will win, FPassed ball—Hargrave, Wild piteh he never was in ? varsity, agoo, but Morgan's per cent lmprovement to beat the Puncher ‘ M ~Eberhardl. Stiff I Umpire—Whitesides. Gorman Is still plenty tough Begin Play on Day Huskies, e ————————— class. Brooklyn is playing in Vancouver, he stood up under a bad beat. WALKER, wellerwelght pd Originally Set B C, and will return for MICKE\' here games EARLY SEASON SURPRISES champlon of the works, says on Thurslay and Friday, Two New Stars Product T St. Paul-Seattle for the The series showing of Princeton aguinst Morris Schlalefer of Omaha Is the Links Pill THE ROUNDS TI!E world's will HOW Junlor champlonship Lehigh, belng held to a scoreless Elmer Bowman made marvel tie, hardest hitling opponent he ever met. two as Oct. 22.--The U. B, G, A. begin here Saturday, originally coupled with the defeats of Comell of wild throws from ous stops at first of Last forced the fighting in aix BOB“!'U.\'. World’s Series NORG scheduled. by Willlamyg and Rutgers, furnished I knocked the Hebrew out officlala are embarrassed. Two base yestirday, taking them both in and the go, jumping outand This was announced today the first 4 ; by the two surprises of the year. rounds In the West last year,” sayw officials the and with his gloved hand and the BY BILLY EVANS was the sensational batting of this well of of Gor- years ago of Royal getting ping out range Seattle officlals, who have been in| Princeton, strongly touted, fresh "but before I did he outs, He anlo slammed u homer, fortunate enough to have left hook when the Portlander Walker, got over Anclent Golf club of St. Andrews, youngster, who was born about the in's communication with the St. Paul from to win o 40 & over Amberst, The blg fellow looked llke a dif. Tuos!:attendud the 1984 world series it. Morgan the of a punch that shook me to my toes™ court of com. time that Johnson broke into the jrted used hisleft hand owners reguarding possibility played football Scotland, supreme golf, he poor against Lehigh, ferent player than did during mid. saw two of the greatest young play- entirely, and easlly won the of those In post starting Bunday so as not to conflict Schlalefer is one and plained that the golf ball In use In majors, that did more than anything BOGAOn, ers in the big leagues in action. points. with ind on the football game here. out battlers. One he look else to upset Johnson, What the game needs s more men night may America was too lively, and sug. 1 have reference to Fred Lindstrom The Saints left for Seattle Tuesday like the Glants and Taking the of Heinle Peckinpaugh. o vl An like the mint, an the next you a of New York Osece place Groh, and will here gerted curtallment. Ted Baldwinmade aniceplay on wild backhandpunch rightacross arrive Thursday night. who that exchange sald this, not McGraw, wouldn't trade him for cracker, a hardhit ball in the innings, Bluege of the Washington Nationals, Invariably plays his best in the he mouth in the second a wet A goeltogether pow.pow was held early a bit of coincidence that was ~ He also the ball to first in time for It Is a pinch, abig task for the 18.year- a sting. landed GIANTS EASY FOR SOUTHPAWS getting barried with golf authorities from both sides old Bowman to retire Fournler at the both these players should star at boy, but he more than delivered. The of ',muoohhlzhonlhobud success Southpaws Zachary You Can’t Good Men of the Atlantie and it out- Keep Down; attending waa plate, the big Frenchman having third base. Like Lindstrom, Bluege, a - Morgan und clinched & lot. and Mogridge of Walhington agalnst The round tacitly decided that a lighter and been on the third sack. It was a fast Lindstrom essayed to fill the shoes great third basebman, was called Jought him inside. the New York Giants made It appar. Tale of Arizona Lad double of the great Heinle Groh and did it upon to substitute for the star - Read This beo as even. ent McGraw'siclub s weak larger golf ball ahouid adopled killing. Was apainst of in the next Ariz., Oct. 22, You To show how he appreciated It he #0 well that no one, not even the the series, Roger Peckinpaugh. -speeded up left-handers. Ty Coßb of Detroit re. I the universal A Movgan TL‘CB()N. of playing sphere. com. should know Kirke La Shelle Ray Rohwer had a tough day, fan- missed the highly valuable Bluege, & marvel at third, was greater grets he didn™t get a chance to use was taken down with appendicitis of American who (Giants, ‘round, and his speed made mittee appointed to slow. He Greenwich, Conn., and New York, ning twice before Vance and again Groh. forced shift over to shortstop irman ook woefully Whitehill, Wells, Leonard and Cole last spring and of his to copnsult with manufacturers and who the Arizona deftly gypped the fleld Lind. four of the and crossed his right, captains present when Erhardt came to the plate, In the work of ~in games. He came cked away, against the National league champs. dovelop a ball with reduced fiying football veriform. The campus walled and im- thru with Gorman confused trying team, strom could not have been flying colors, ! dbad so power. La hers four coeds “He's thru s of the best with him that Joe swung Shells came years quit smoking. Frank Emmer went in as a pinch proved upon. Groh, in his palmy Bluege one fielding keep up $£3500.000 FIRE RAGING Meanwhile the great mass of play- ago after being refused admittance to now,” they cried. "“The greatest Ari. hitter and delivered with a days, never a better de third basemen in the not ex- BUENOS AIRES, 22.-A single. | played majors, d fel allover the ropes once when Oet. ors in this country—the duffers—- because of anemic wildeat of them all done™ at third Joe of the side-stepped. It was Mor- Princeton an zona is fensive game base, cepting Dugan Yankees. rgan $500,000 fire In the deposits of the were puzzled, They found the far. physical condition, due to the debill “Yeah,” replied Kirke when he Johnny Mitchell, short for During the series Lindstrom is not a great hitter but always n's round by a mile. International Harvester Co, at Ba. fiying ball much to thelr liking. playing "He effects of out A dozen remarkable with on the up In the hia tating soldiering. came of ether, “dead nothing. Brooklyn, played for Vernon in this made a fielding dangerous runners bases. organ really opend Blanka, Is still raging, according What did they oare if the Hagens When he entered the U, of A, wildeat is and has nine with landing three times with his to dispatches today. 8 cat a cat league In 1920, plays Incidentally Bluege, the free rth, and the Oulmets were abe to make weighing 150 pounds, he had the lives. 1 got four or five more to go.” At the bat he was a huge surprise, I;winx he uses, should develop into courses ook easy the Hvely ball, sudacity to out for the football with In the world does Kpown to be a clever fielder, & much better batsman than he has ily, saving himself from a knock- try Team’s Record Jaunt they slill struggling to get many ways no one backfield coaches were clinching. Morgan had | Here’seres Real team, The Arizona As a malter of fact after change but you can't prove it by the was greatly surprised by hisx brilliant so far shown, down by ev. loafing 100, i the he tried out under Gorman gave him air, so for all he back 15 billlard tem which announces i re work in that department. Expected Unquestionably two of the out. thing In this round and summer came pounds Well, In dus time the American before lot of Boost the line, Fortunately these worked it off and In the } turn between Schaefer and Hoppe. to bo just soso at the bat, he was standing stars of the big show were ok & punishment. | Sport overwoight, committeemen finally decided on a huskies killed him he broke both most consistent hitters of rival third Lindstrom a clinching across first two one of the the sackers, ~Gorman did lotof the surging Atlan. games fully demonstrated ball to their liking. Five or six of in the fifth round, ' FROM arches, that the knife thrust In hig side There were 03 passes Issued by the series, and Bluege. ) id butting tic comes one of the finest was them played with it and were satis. over came back the next season, cut was He the world serfes. . Walter Lind. In a few years these opened in . Johnson, same nd a s tributes ever an % scratch and nothing more. pitchers . Against ~ young || pald to American fled. The five or six million and a durfemj Morgan had in played in one early game got He's sure to lead Arizona In four This may explain how Coolidge got strom did his best work at the bat, men will be much discussed baseball - Morgan's lefteye. champion sports. Roger Weth. would elther have to like it or leave on the inside work. ‘ fractured leg and a mashed head. this in so often. getting four hits in one game. It celebrities, he edge ] ered, England’s great amateur big games month, In which his it. the | round was slower, A team about makes a world's he sixth golfer, says Bobhy Jones, fqrmer Tough-Luck Baby record A of their findings was tell i report to on Morgan, for for travel—7,Boo miles in four ®beginning American open and present ama. Again he came back mors the con- cabled to the august lords across the hit terrific rate of | had up a third year and carned a caulifiower secutive Saturdays, teur champlon, s about three sea. And then came an acute ahock. ied. It was Morgan's by a shade. tima he 180 La shots better than any golfer In ear. By this weighed Bheele's stepfather in Jomeph "?m ball was too light, Yes, really, poundy and hard bolled, He got Howland Hunt, famous New York the game today. This is to say, was the Scots and the Britons could never his head crucked open before the architect and Harvard center in 'Bl according to Wethered, that Jones play with it. Another pattern, they 'ERE BAD finul and it with a head. and 92. His father can spot any golfer in the world game played was the late advised, heavier but not too active, A on tobacco: YT was an awful mess of prelimin. of bandages. His tackling and La Shelle, who, three strokes at the start of a {guard Kirke oddly enough, must be produced. ponter & that was dished up. interference were the marvels of that Augustus Thomas' aries match and then finish even or produced play, That low rumbling guffaw you Snyder hit Rocco Stramaglia to 0 victory and ao they elected “Arizona,” Broadway -Ted better. ’ 20 on 20 years hear in the distance, we suspect, the chin with a left hook in the him eaptain. ngo. fon comes from somo vulgar duffer, _w""x h round of the worst heavy. Wwelght fight on Seattle records, and Note the Rocco dived for the floor., He was OUR HOUSE BY AHERN D Vance nted package »-:‘“: out and then put on ‘Dazzy vV -omal | BOARDING | m fizzy comedy for the bugs before the Roccocan't’ - Was Once Sold mmmm and elimbing outof ring. ! -Soft snug fight and any Seattle promoter using to for SSO Cash bim again here ought have his | in head examined. | JOHN McGRAW of your pocket had in ~ Eddie Huffman a set up 1;MA.\'.\(;l-;I:the Now York Glants says he fellow Kober .a big named Kid would willingly part with SIOO,OOO The ~from Evereit. gob stopped for Dazzy Vance, in short order. It wasn't ~ him ! Charley Ebbets, owner of the have to smaller fight. They'll up twice that Rolls dig | Brooklyn club, sayas up ; better . ones for Huffman. amount wouldn’t tempt him for his ¢ Lucas, a little Eddie speedy gob, star pitcher, the sensation of the beat Eddie Moore, outboxing ter each ireally majors, the season just elosed, outpunching him, but they called af \and | These seemingly fubulous amounts draw. The sailor bantamweight t}y ' being offered for a ball player makes his fight by too much fancy load spoiled the original sale of the now famous pipe He fought a foxy fight and -stuf! | Vance loom up a 8 the one best luugh icanght Moore off-guard with some tof the day. It punches, but he did entirely too | Ten years ago Vance was playing ) ghmuch running. At that it looked { with the Superiar club in the Ne- |like he had won. Foil | braska State league., He wag just a costs less :g% . Dutch Kaiser and Red Myers, couple of roughand-tumble piteher, & ]M)-M)At that time Hastings, the home .lightweights, opened the show { the same than draw. No lof Vance, was in league. tin,too . with a class but plenty ~ of action. !Hn declded 1t would be nicer to play the old home town. When he i Dan Salt and Lonnie Austin staged 'in the show. | asked the manager of the Hastings was worth the was announced that Joe Benja. | ¢lub what he reply i) ~and Bpug Myers will headline waus: -thats how me you next week's smoker. ! “1f some one offered SSO In could have you.” ircul money they i Vance peeled five teng from his | pank roll and joined the Hastings ‘Such quality i Salad | club, ~ Sport Originally sold for SSO, his present §et for | nside 10¢ isn't interested in an offer ER ;t‘mplnyor 1t I 8 proposed to put baseball under ior £IOO,OOO for his services, ederal control to prevent future If sense WANTS TO BEAT HARVARD AN« s + o your of fumor isn't completely out of joint Conch Bill Roper of Princeton, who to get a hoarse to retire after the present e guffaw out llmvndn Mought | senson, wants to defeat Harvard be- [fore passing out. The Tiger will be with ~‘,L Princeton cheer leader has l;mlntod for thg Harvard gume Notre Dame as part of the )obbed up with a broken arm, prov. training. introduction IHom¢ work, Notre Dame, #og the of the forward g ) hasn't eliminated all the brutal. ! WARNER, MASTER OF TRICKS — ity from the game, made and cut | No football coach in the country is original than Pop Warner, now | Qobb writes that Hornshy fs the Imur? {ln eharge at Stanford. Many of foot- exclusively greatest wlugger he ever saw, ~ |, Sor pipes best trick playag were origl- it be that Ty huag forgot the 'ball's ; | nated by Warner, He first ganied ging Ehmke gave him st ?I | fume with them when coaching the l ' 7 e- a ll:arllulc Indians, ,