SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1928 THE SBEATTLE STAR 13

‘GRAY WOLF'S HANDS ARE TIED BY MAJOR-MINOR LEAGUE WAR

BY LEO H., takes build a winning club and when new is LASSEN & reputation for getting ball players on the job when the men he has It time to up strength can't fill the bill, not available it makes it doubly tough. Seattle is in woeful need of WOLVERTON but the market for pitchers for the is is up against it. But no are available from the majors. The other Class AA nl!o::d pitching strength, present HARRY teams are Rluyersholding on to their men and players in lower classification closed. With the majors and the e Coast) still at outs over the and will be as soon as the option- wouldn't help any. Once the bars are down, they special meet- al agreement fight, the Gray Wolf c::\’tu new must get men, He strug- ing of the Coast league is called, Seattle will get some new men in line along the best he can until new Wolverton had several more deals pending when the major league gle forces can be obtained. will make real contenders out of the Indians. doors were shut. He had already obtained fohmwn. Janvrin, Baldwin, that When the bars are let down—and will they be mighty soon—Wolver- Rohwer, Blake and Yaryan in the short time that he was at the helm In the meantime knocking won’'t help things any and the fans sticking will new ton get some strength for the Indians in short order. He has of the club before January 15, by the ship will be amply rewarded in the long run.

|¢ TWEEN P-k and GREEN =gs STAR FAIRWAY a i LEAGUE STARS &B%Lnx .ti OBSERVATION.S ora BASEBALL DE ‘ C.ROSE g Slim tor No. 1. Eugene Manca, crack pitcher of the Date for ‘a}: BYDE DUGDALEINNINGcS’d Louie’s French Cleaners, | Dry Big Dri of the Big vel UTSIDE pitehing depart. Show 9 | LUCK flirted with Dr. O. O ment the Seattle team seomas to bo‘ 9. |LADY well. When ¥. Willing, crack golfer of the going along pretty o Coast Has Will Endeavor to Raise League Country when he was team can't win on 10 and 13 runs| Nolk Waverley club, for the American team to de- something s drastically wrong with Many Men Ready picked on in Beot- defense and the Indian huriers fend the Walker cup title the Tent in 1924 ing May 10 Big | land next week, but if the Portland are getting pounded samething sadly. [ the gait he hnow what Elmer Jacobs, Vean dentist-golfer keeps up BY LEO H. LASSEN in St r. and Harry Gardner can do BY TOM OLSEN | started at Bandwich, England, Ircgg Coast fekings in the vase he will sthen they hit thelr siride as they $12,000 “On to Poughkeepsle” George's champlonship this | league season | be a young man 1o are pitchers who have won before in fI‘HP:drive for the University of| very profitable for major have on team. this company and should gel going. lut\u“ Washington varsity and frosh crews | any e teams wseeking men His in tying with the Fred Blake looks like has plenty | will start on Thursday, May 10, In performance for. 1924 will Dbe| Francis Ouimet for the of stuff, but he hus been wild and steand of the following Monday, as| great mighty slim, ‘ a wonderful when he does get ‘em over they are previously announced, it was decided | coveted trophy was the | Only very fow| In plece of work and establishes him t2O good and batters crash ‘em. at a meeting of the committes on Coast men loop as of the in golf- The rest of the Seatlle staff has been | | charge laxt evening, ‘ one leading figures } be | In the play-off yesterday Wil and needs a lot of rosters will dom. weak help, Faculty permission has been grant. | line the strongest for. ful outfield and the best catching by the big| close squad will up sought to ling again showed—what every ed to send the two crews repro mation that has ever carried the in the minors. They were time clubs when in the North. u_u? pretty lhol in the follower of the game no place to get sent the state institution na- club’s colors, and should win by & pucbon‘ badly shot by injurtes when they 1923 seosan is | has known for years—that he tional classic at west Tu:m:sfrom at preseft either. That's rowing Poughkeep big margin at the end of the 36 | played recently in Seattle, but when history, | grit. True, he lost the match and the drive put on the ‘has be what makes it doubly hard. For the have thelr full in the Jakie Vernon sie, by his holes of play. The visitors will | they strength May, southpaw ace,| one stroke) but exhibi- the best alumni to raise the funds willfollow. (only by good of the league thing to fleld ey of major leaxue the list the without the services of such sterling are aunost lhudn at present writ. | tion during the past three days the who the do to save crowds at the games class, ing. Ward Kumm, captained players as Dr. O, ¥. Willing, Chan- May, however, eannot be ex brought him out into the limelight is to hold that sPecisl as varsity crew in 1915, is the head of Standifer, which meeting have sea dler Egan and Guy to another record with the rest of the world's stars. and for the lp«'(od the drive committee, and has a co soon as possible son like means that Ellis Bragg will lu.m‘ FRANCISCO s getting away he did last year and if he As a 4 medal scorer Dr. Willing Is at Capt. off the with the staff of both alumni and stu. if his to call war majors SANwith that lot of Coast doean't he be much pable have something to brag about something a may not so hig best, but he may fool the wise- new Thure are assistants in the and get some talent. sought after dent alding him men come anyway close to holding league fans don't know about., They acres when he gets into the match in this who soveral players league have Buzz Arlett, the work. the North Enders in check today. & big lower grandstand in San big Oukland hurl of the Walker cup play and but who haven't will be In play have slipped badly( known the is another The drive headquarters Lee Steel, Bon Stein and “Dixie” Fruncisco as booze cage er, pltcher ripe for big| the British amateur championship, got the hook simply because there be‘ room 5616 Central building. Mallcon. Fleager, the top-men on the local as liquor was s=old there in the old lsague company, Arlett should It is almost too much to expect avallable are no others under present there this tributions should be malled to the line-up, are shooting par golf these days. It originally held about 400 up year. He lsn't golng him to figure very strong in the to take thelr places 1! drive committes at that address. the Portland conditions It well he did a but he days and sghould give and now seaix 5000, They as goodas year ago, latter event, but if he steps on the see reason Washing- can no why players lon(‘ has a Mathew Hlill, prominent lead.off trio a hard run for points, beacher seats there and when the poor ciub behind him. first tee and thinks he's got a here from the shouldn't ton alumnus, is in charge of the 20 majors inside they are Gene Valla, the bo’ fan: get charged an- speed demon of chance to win he'll put up an awful under the draft the will recalled as majors teams of gradunties that comb and other quartes and given 10 cents In the Ban Francisco club, has a good battle, win lose, Shaughnessy Heights Golf the who | or aro ones originally uncov. trade The Frisco club plays chance of He looks ! the downtown districts during the THE club, Vancouver, ” checks. golng up. like That's Dr. O. ¥, Willing, a fine Country B. € them, ered teams cent for improved days of the drive. the for the the wvisiting 40 per pastimer, golfer and a battler! willbe arena 1924 Pacific will these seats rated at the bleacher ‘muchHal Ryhne, Seal shortstop, also ! Drive headquarters be main- Northwest Golf association | chagg- mlonnnnmt while 15 cents At chance of tained at Bellingham, Everett, Ta. price they pocket a good graduating. HAW, following up his plonships. THECou!lmround of the so-called battle the of the visitors and build 'huHe has the coma, Hoquiam, Aberdeen and other Announcement of the 1924 awa expense confidence that he lucked GORDONJast week's victory over Clark with the The big leagues their concession trade at the ex- last cities about the state, and members majors. up year, Speirs In the first round of the Jef- was made yesterdaybyDr. C.' B, market of The Seals have Outflelder of the alumni there will be asked to control the players and pense of the league. Gressstt, of Portiand, s ferson Park Golf club champlonship, Ford, the association’s secretary, fob- the of any taam as do In thelr power to raise a vote the various they are now sending players capable one of largest gates looming big league timber. They everything came thru with another fine lowing from per- % of in this company to the in the leagxue and could well that the much as possible to swell The Vancouver Golf performing they say Brown, Sacramento as money formance, defeating Harry Hjert by rectors. Clars A leagues because there 18 no afford to give the visiting clubs all outfielder, also looks the fund. Country club, which had 9 like a lkely a three and twoscoré inthe second opening for sending them here. that is coming to them. How they prospect. ?g round play. Haw was one down meet, will be asked toassist.in help- Take such as Joe Schults, away with it Is more than I cen Ted Baldwin, POUGHKEEPSIE sister club in 1924, just players get Seattle's great young at the turn but made a great finish ing its W Schmandt and Lebourveau, all out, third If he RACES 28 did in 1920. 5 Joe figure sacker, picks up In hll’ JUNE and won the right to meet the win- Shaughnessy 5 players capable of in this has of to The races on the Hudson willcome And of that 1920 iy playing hitting, promise going ner of the West-Ash match in the speaking n & have been Placed iln of Judge Landis In re. majors one off are still talkh league. Thay action of these days the’ on Thursday, June 28, Three semifinals of the lower bracket of the boys and girls TIE French and A leagues, French, Vernon will be sure was Class leasing outright Ray shortstop, races rowed, the wvarsity, the draw. about it—it a wonderfil Vernon club the has Doyle of the was big already caught on with the Junior varsity and frosh. Should the Bill Doran and Russ Scarlett are tournament in every way, shape anf hitter s certainly the drawing of the pPast week. It won't Brooklyn He's form. Whether Seattle this news Dodgers. a vastly quotabe raised tosend bgth crews the upper semi-finalists. The former yéu', ’Tm.card with the This fel. hurt New York Yankees any as in 1924 it crowd. the improved player and should help the back, it would be the first time in defeated E. V. Peterson, after a hard Shaughnessy can outdo rés the men ax ma- be but low Everett Yaryan is a sweet batter, they used trading Rebins, the history of the national classic match, two up. The Scarlett-Haa. }mmu to seen, you can'b

drive the hand it willjust plac at the plate. He can a ball & terial. On other But outside of May, Arlett, Valla ’ that any institution west of the Miss kons tilt furnished the big surprise your last jitney both these and about wreck the Vernon club as it to on show tong ways, he backs his outfield tand Rhyne there are no young toss issippl has been represented by more of the week's play when Hugo lost are going put a .tha in a its infleld. It seema in the will be well worth while up sofar thathe sneaks Jot of breaks up that org league who could step than one delegation. Wisconsin at by & four and three score. The attending.™ be fine New short hits that would caught the Judge, who didn't York‘ right in and play major leagus ball one time sent a frosh eight along flights' second round matches and otherwise. 1 where Harry Wol- gave the edge to the big six ses anything, now, with their varsity to compete. results to date are as follows: finche§ has him in the sids of the case. PLAN’l’lNGhermkc home yerton moved up bat- teague The varsity race is over a throe First flight: Dawes vs. Oram; from the cup on the greem He will tuwg order to fifth piace. LANE'S GREAYT mile course, while the other two are Beott vs. Johnson; McDonald beat Mrs. C. C. Cary won the tombstolf the Lane play the drive in more runs up there as 1 see Billy RECORD for two miles, Kellam; Havens vs. Kendrick. tournament at Earlington, last Weds the does for Se- ladies’ first four hitters figure toget on Wmsuper-ball that he Becond vs. Don During the past four years Bill flight: Folsom Cld" nesday, and Mrs. Moore, sacks more than the boys who were attle I can't help wondering how CALLOW WANTS braith Canning; Herrick beat Hip- captain, with the aid of a ho‘ Lane, Seattle’s great little outfielder, or mashis him before. first prize preceding | has stolen a little better than 48 TWELVE DAYS pard, five and three; Cunningham vs. niblick, captured o the i . ‘ 1 Lave ball in the Couch Russ the Dwyer Cole. hidden obstacle putting plays sacks per year, leading all of the Callow, Washing- Finley; vs. contest, a oid Min. than a great many big tutor, like have his Third flight: Phillips Carlson; Twenty-two entrants took part was hitterwhom Coust league minor league men during that per. ton would to men vs. in 'IUEREneapolin fans willramember who dishing up. He do lod. Lane 12 Ballard vs. Kennedy; Robinson vs. each. coptest, 4 leaguers are can will have someo great com. got fulldays ofpractice on the . e *was the big drawing card. He was won't hit back. everything. While Lane petition agala this season an Cooper, Hudson If sent McDougall; Pollockbeat Fairbairn. the first home run king—Perry Wor- quite as hard as PillCunningham 1 Kopp, Valla, Mollwitz, McGaffigan He would plan on leaving about Fourth flight: Willison beat Kim. University 8-man golf feafly old-time first sacker. He was a all- TBE den, rate him as a slightly better and several of the other boys in the June % and going directly to Pough- ball; Long vs. Negley; McDonnell vs. ‘A willengageinan 18-hole mateh Norton; glantof a man and howhe could lay around ball player than Cunningham, {loop can step around those bags too. keepsie, establishing headquarters Watts vs. Beede. .All second sgainst the Jefferson Park team ol to He a in round matches be that ball! was bighero who Is now making gcod with 4 bang and starting a hard training grind. must played be. ‘American Association ball for some 1 dom't fore tomorrow The return will be for the New York Glants. YARYAN IS Made night. match played om Many Changes i club Cunningham, but WISCONSIN RACE the Golf links lateg time. : say thi= to belittle HITTING FIFTH University spend 01l . IS DUBIOUS f teams of the in the season. ‘ 1 it's a pity that Lane has to In an effort to concentrate his Se- something is done to Washington yesterday tender. llWBN'!!-)(A.Nattle Go!f ¢lub and Portland of his baseball career in a littls pond A punch Harry Wolverton has moved in Star Schedule '| was ;4 UKLEBS the rest of the clubs Loop od invitation the club face each full strengthen cut this an to row University Waverley Country altho he is a pretty big frog | Everett Yaryan, his slugging catch. handica; in the league, San Francisco figures Star of Wisconsin varsity on Lake Men- jother at the North today. MEDA‘Lpuywiuaallowance is The leagues’ loss is Seat- er, up to the fifth noteh in the bat Attention, league players! End links the attraction for the Coast way. big to run away with league certainly the {dota on June 16. The coach and first half of the Jefferson Parkers this week-end. The tle's gain as Lane is i ting order. He is hitting at & tree Following is the revised schedule of The Star Junior Base- | inthe annual 72-hole stewards will the home and home match D. flag. Theyhave a wonderful pitch- mendous rowing act on In. | for the C. tombstone event scheduled for today plek of the local team. clip In Portland., His lack ball booked for tomorrow: ing staff, a great infield, a wonder- league games vitation this afternoon. has been of speed {a the only argument against probably | Stimson cup. ek i and tomorrow postponed LEAGUE NO. 1 | Capt. Sam the Coach Callow did not seem par. Russell of local till May 30. y ot LN R him hitting that high as he s apt Wheeler vs. Asahi South Park Heularly enthused at the idea of . i to clog up things on the sacks at West & Cubs at at noon, | | racing Wisconsin, yesterday. Leader’s Men | times, Fahey-Brockman vs. Lincoln Park Pirates at Broadway play- ° 7o “Therace would be a goodthing field at 4 o'clock; Louie's French Dry Cleaners vs. ’g (Semt-Pro | Arden || for the sport at Wisconsin,” he said, PENN CREW Articles @ COOPER LACKS to Race Today Cubs at South Seattle at 2 m.; Fremont Cyclones, idle. .| “but I can't see just where it would ;‘ AGGRESSIVENESS p. Wranglesl i Ed Leader's Yale university LEAGUE NO. 2 do us any good. There'sa lotof In the minors Claude -4 ' first this Cooper is one trouble attached stopping crew will row its race to offthere for Bout of the best outfielders vs. Three Brothers Works at Columbia at ; = : j | be- in the busi. Pugets Dye stuff and afternoon in a triangular race unpacking our making He do Columbin ness, can everything, hit, noon; Rainier Valley Merchants vs. Y. M. H. A. at Walla 1 ~ on tween Pennaylvania, | | headquarters. appreciate Wiscon- fleld and throw. Sunday thou- run, But he Twenty at Park y | sin us." and the Bull Dogs. hdu| Walla No. 2 2 p. m.; Washington vs. Best Shoe asking U The Seattle Sem\-Pro league aggressiveness and that's what s sand spectators are expected to No, 1 ; wml him Shop at Walla Walla at 2 p. m.; Tailored Ready, idle. contests at| Is keeping In the minors, VARSITY Maynsigne§s.—Articles dish up two ball Sunday view the contest. Columbia | FIRST for the : That lack Home team should not to the critics, same of seeming fight on managers forget phone in FRIDAY CH]CAGO.! the Coust league park. I tavored by the Eastern PRACTICE Dempsey-Gibbonsfightat Shelby, the ball field js the one drawback to The Star between 6 and 7 m. for the first results p. Sunday. The varsity went out Mont.,, July 4 were still The Semi Pro league has o of nn% ‘ Ray Rohwer, Beattle's right fleld- time since the California race table altho cuuyi yes. today both and a crowd He hit and throw ; array of tossers big of| er. can and run, terday afternoon. Roland France Jack Kearns andundmd,ie Kane, mans the but he lacks the color of Lane, four . fans is expected out to view a rowed in the number berth, left agers of the two heavyweights, d& Eldred, Valla and the more dashing Side West vacant by the graduation of Wright would double bil. clared the signatures be afi | players. . Parkins, | fixed before night. Jimmy Doughi E The first game will be between Callow told the men that he con. still first choice for second erty was two fighting for place ' |BALDWIN ISB ref mb. Nine L sidered it just like the beginning of eree by the Dempsey crowd, bu E the the South Park Mer- 2 in race, GREAT STARTER and had | practice, no man a place Kane declares he will not agree 0 chanty and Mail Advertising com- Beattle's in | Langlie, captain of the Uni .| defense will be greatly cinched in any shell, | tife have won two Art Philadelphian. X pany. Botk teams strengthened when Tod Baldwin to of Washington tennis team, | gets to 0 “The best men are going get According to the agreement s one defeat. versity Quays n E‘; contests and suffered back on third base as he |s a tower in,” the mentor declared. “I Wig- mateh In the var. don’ti for signatures, Kearns will receivé Either “Red” Biccum or Ralph won the semi-final tie for flrst place "lof strength on the defense. Bald. FIVE-TEAM May s.~The Beavers how many letters a fellow has ; mound for care SIIO,OOO on signing. At the ¢ will work the tournament, 3.6, 6.3, was the PORTLAND. ging ‘on gity elimination | win's great fielding ability at the hot A in the prep ball league got onto Vean Gregg again here earned for I'm ; or anything like that, time he will post a forfeit of enders while Bill Johnson $100; ¢ the south | afternoon from Ar-|corner be attributed to the of Queen Anne's § to 2 vic yesterday, drove him from the show §., yesterday may result mound going to pick the men who 000 to guarantee is do the mound work for Dempsey’s appe% E slated to In his legs. He can start with over West Seattle yesterday in the third inning, and then launch- best this now to do mand Marion, a sophomore. spring tory in practice right ance. The SIO,OOO will be for the advertisers, ed an 4 the crack of the bat. Hal Janvrin afternoon. Lincoln walloped Ballard, | attack on Vie Plgg, who! suc- the work." ‘ 1n.1% took the first set, but the .| ing expenses. Marion and cemt The second half will be between (looked bad at the lookin dur- a conteat ceeded him, and corner 16 to 8, In poor won another game Six complete crews were out yes- Gibbons will receive 50 % back strong per e the Asahl club and the Dalrymen, varsity captain came | ing the last games the Tribe played Franklin bested Broadway by a 7w from the Indians. The 13 terday. This is the largest turnout score was of all receipts over $300,000 and up or Takata will throw for the next two. here simply because he couldn't to 10. It free the this and ?? Nagaminie and took 8 score. | was a hitting contest. for rowing sport year, to $600,000. e the seventh- the Japs and Bob or Warren Inger- match of the challenge spring after ball fast He In the feature contest, a Seattio— AB, R, H, PO, A. B, the coach seemed highly pleased . In the first , | enough, Both fighters will start to in TANG, If (eeceenes 3 1 1 2 soll will work for the Dalrymen. | looked much better at second base shoved across the win- 9 0 with the response of the prospects, = defeated Fletcher fnning rally Waelch, 6§ immediately. In fact, round Chet Vincent 1D oveoeee 1 Kearns! SBemi-Pro &390 i Other games on the where he had more timé to play the for the Quays, Capt Art 3 | coocavee ning tallles Rohwer, rf 8 3 8y Dempsey is already & Johnson, 6-4, 26, 63, 0‘ getting schedile the W. O, W.-Shaner onfon. It takes man with was touched Eldred, of cecseeee 3 SHELL : are a a great Butler of West Seattle 0 1 0 o 0 o NEW shape at Dempsey City, Utah, . and the to OFt, B 2 $ "8 2 Wolff contest at South Park, ability spring after the ball and 11 hits, while Bruce Johnson al- B 8 c.cdosccns 8 NEARLY READY b for 5 will be ready to battle on a Janvrin, b ciieee at 1 .8 v K vs. Georgetown it down third base, the Pocock's %‘» Royal Arcanum stop lowed only six bingles for Quays. Crane 1 George masterpiece, the b ccvause ¢ B2y 1 notice. e Patricelli of O 1 1 new will be 5 Geofgetown, COLLEGE STAR Captain Leonard TobIN, secvsvons & 2 3 0 Washington shell, com. = 1 PRI | KING 18 GOING on the CGTOEE:Doiovences o o 0 0 1 in time for the hoped.for Franklin had everything ball 0 pleted s.—Without Plummer, 1 0 0 May | P ceoves 0 1 ¢ IS IN MINORS GREAT GUNS and twirled the Quakers Poughkeepsie trip. The shell s BARS yesterday Barney; of 1 1 P Cmc,\co. all details for NEW YORK cciviee WY R ly closing ng ' former the Lee Port. over Broad- nearing in the Varsity | Ernie Viek, catcher for | King I 8 going great for declgive victory secevecess 0. 0. 1 completion . to a PIEE P 0 0 Dempsey-Gibbons fight, proposed for . of and all«{land In the oulfield. The former ) P i’ Boat club's shop, and is believed to CHICAGO BOXER University Michigan way. - Totals coeee..37 10 12 Shelby, Mont., July 4, Jack Keams, can now be New Yorker is smashing the onion play 24 15 $ be the best that any Washington light- American gridiron star, y | Sloppy baseball the ‘ Sailor Friedman, Chicago Portland - AB, R. H PO, A. B manager of the champion, left added to the list of colleglans who in the pinches and he's knocking in r(%nrkml Placek crew has had the opportunity of weight, has been by the y| between Lincoln and“Ballard. Coxi 6f 'svssssnoes B 1 2 3 0 0 tod.gy suspended for New York. - basebnll. lot of he's 4 0 rowing in. failed in professional .la runs., They say a pret. the mound for | McCann, b cooaee 1 3 New York state boxing commission- pave worked well on 3 B 1 The method of picking a : the Houston flelder too. 1D iesvesss 3530 The coach takes as much pride against the Vick has been traded to | |ty &ut Lincoln. ‘l‘nnlo. et or until eriminal charges Oroasett, If ceevae 6 6 ¢ to and P the St 8 1 o in the new shell as Pocock himself, was agreed regulationsmt:x? club in the'Texas league by 1 boxer the courts of Cook county, Klng, rf ceececens 1 1 o i in KRUG o 0 ering the choice properly signed. Louis Carda. TURNED Brasill, 3D eeceeee 8 1 2 838 3 0 ; Hlinouis, are digposed of. FANS Jones, #8 of forfeits and of | DOWN TRADE EVERETT v.s.eieen 4 0 1 § sl REED COLLEGE Il‘o&mn{r signing BYION Biciiciisees 87 % 8 OFF The the foer the bout will Marty Krug, 1.. A. manager, had 0% REGATTA erew of Universily of the main papers 2 0 BERCOT Hchroeder, P .00 1 1 3 0 TO SEE races with the Reed Pennsplvania out on the await of the McAULIFFE PICKSJESS 0 chance to trade Wally Hood to The College working the picking referes, High, £ (isseseies 3 1 1 3o 0 Bercot, the hard socking have been called Schuylkill river Y| Portland last week for Outfielders Dode Eckert, Pgresevssl 0 0° 03 @ of Portland crews Mike Collins, promoters’ representas Burns of announced JOHNSON OUT Dick Cox and Ike Wolfer and turned Monroe lightie, and George bef, it was yesterday, tive, said. TO KNOCKVW . i -, W SEe the main Totals ...... 80 183 18 27 13 3 It Portland will meet in The faculty at the Portland institu. Martingale and Dunlin, the highly Within the next two weeks, down, Score by Innings: BY JACK McAULIFFE improved, ' event of the National Guard smoker tion has refused to grant a day's touted Kentucky Derby candidates, Kearns will submit two names for and affable, He Beattle +...oovesss 00033110 810 He ig congenial Everett night, The Hits for the it is made the mile in fast time in work- Gibbons' Lightweight Champion LANDIS AIDING in ‘Thursday civiceiniea 010238130 8~18 lay-off oarsmen, re. referee to Eddie Xane, Retired work. He is .| Wil.| ghows interest in his the Portland ...... 00500 : NEW YORK, May 6.—Jess MAJORS ONLY? Guard show will ba held in 23811 *-13 ported, the other day. Dunlin made and Kane will be allowed y B outs manager, as good or even better ieesiinse 188184 01 %30 Jard to knock Floyd Johnson n| punching of Columbus hall because the distance in 1:433.6 and Martin. to which he b ought The Const league pays part of Knights Innings pltched 2 plus, Plum- choose one prefers. when than he ever did, His right hand 1| ~Gregg out In six rounds less n| of difficulty in obtaining the mer Hchroeder Berry, graduate manager gale made it in 1:44 4.5, Both horses One of submitted will be i or ,| Judge Landiy’ salury and yet it seems wome 4%, 4%, Plgg 2%, Kekert Romeyn those Jim in the bigg uppercut s especlally impressive Bill Harms, mid- 4%. Winning pitcher—Bchroeder, has made the their il they meet here May 12 | if the commissloner of baseball use of the armory. Losing at Cornell university, an will start in Derby, owner Dougherty of Indianapolis. . in the and If Johnson gets way |OB with the Everett pitcher—~Gregg., Runs responsible for— student refrain announced. : heavyweight show. in working only In the interests of dleweight, popular Schroeder Plummer appeal to the body to has Collins, Kane and Kearns declared - will be sure, 2, Grogg 6, 6, Kokert Willard at work Innlof it he dropped be the semi-windup. and at um- I have seen the majors. He releasges French and fans, will in 6, Plgg 1. Btruck out—Rekert 1. Hases from “razzing” yelling there was no possibility of the bats 4 how he can avold it, 1 alg I can't see on athletic his training quarters and was Vernon balls—Bchroeder 4, Plummer 1, Bekert pires ‘and players during tle thru. { 100 cent E Doyle, wrecking temporarily, falling P" he has 8 Willard will fight per £, Plgk 2. Stolen bases—Gressett, Braxil), that the most stunned at the change but he doesn’'t punish New York in contests, It is reported ap. than he did agalnst Demp- .| CORNELL FACES MoCann, Home runs—Cox, Rohwer, Two- Decided himself, mentally and 4| better peal has been favorably acted on by Captain ; worked in the least and the pair of player only base hits—Gressett 3, MeCann, Crane 2, He fsn't fast, but when he is;| since 1 him last inn| wey., Poole, Brazill, Sacrifice hits- the students, GEORGE SOLLIS | Vg physicially, saw (| figured as trading material for the EIGHT CONTESTS Eldred, conditioned to “take it” he doesn’t McCann, Rehwer, Plummer, Eokert, High, of Coin Philadelphia, Yianks. The majors break _A_".______—-——-—_ bprlip | Another their ‘ (i 1 Doble's Cornell university foot. BEATS Mc¢BRIDE His | need wo much speed. thing. Hrazlll, Double play—Plummer to Orr to fans will have He looks physically perfect, with the minora the Seattle sport an Frank Hays was elected ngreement over tenm has elght gridiron contests Weleh, Time~=2:ls. Umplres— Reardan cap- 1! 1 notlee is that he has plcked up ,| ball VANCOUVER., B, C, May b~ are the besi | have qver seen and Finnuy, excellent opportunity of slzing up tain of Stanford University's ? legy _|option limit and yet Landis strings next season, five of which down, ,| the "Dempsey” neck punch and per- billed for George Sollis, Salt Lake foathers & fellow, his weight is Ly Angel (flrpo, Argentine heavy. cross team by a on big with the mnjors, thelr home fleld at Hthacu. 1924 country formidable .| ‘will be on won decision from E und his wind 18 -4! fected It Into a most and contender for Jack weight, the his eolor is good Thanksgiving day Hpike Maloney, former University welght flip of the coin recontly. iuul X At Philadelphin on Mceßride of Chicugo In & weapon. of Washington catcher and with the Dempsey's crown, in a motion pie. and received an Stanley i fine, Abe former world's will agninst Philadel- Murphy Hays Al Wilard s a transformed fighter. .| Attell, feathar. Cornell go up American 10.-round bout here last night. I work for an hour and Seattle Coust lesguers In spring ture showing the Soulth number of votes and It Bd. puw Bim Is in Parly #and at Hanover, on November equal way sp and 4! He might even put up a great fightt | weight champlon, now phin, that die Jackson, Seattle 10 minutes without stopping, tenining, Is now working behind the going thru his training paces ugreed to decide it with o fHp featherwelght, the of meet Dartmouth, Susqgue- If they meet ugauin,Lifor purpose getting together 10, they was awarded the vordiet over HBen. symp. | ugainst Dempgey Mount Vernon will be at the Liberty theater next won he dido’t show the slightest Johns Hopking and but for the town and Huys the toss, &4 should be Firpo instead lin wluble of boxers to bring over to hanng, Willlamg, Tracey of Australla, wms Bf being tired, HMe fighting tewm, Mualoney's home js o Bverett, Wwoeek. the United States, are algo on the Lt y! of Johuson, Colgate i k ;‘d?u‘gm?.uv? 't.w.;é!??bm; u',‘tot‘.v.‘w?f"?t‘l«x“ _’ ‘.;xl ok Bt fide » o bap g»f.,:m.t!‘f'm paiadh gleo