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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Tiger Talk

Cot Rice, former Broadway star
and moro recently center for u. s.
C.. Is coaching the second team ut
Broadway at the present time.
Turner is in charge Of the frosh
squad at the Pine st, school
Coach Bell is expecting much of
Longic Butibr this year and thinks
the Tiger captain looks like one OF
the best prep players he has seen in
n long time.
Bell says he wears a baseball can
TO keep his hair out OF his eyes. He
has n dome like Bill Keepers.
The new Tiger mentor says he was
surprised at tho comparatively small
turnout at Broadway. At his school
in Tacoma last year more thnn zoe
youngsters answered the first grid
call.
Guy Meister should be In for
good year. He was playing in top
form last season until he was In.
iufed.
Stan Grummet has been late in re.
porting as ho was detained in Alaska
where he spent tho summer.
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next Two seasons
as they should
and don't get tie
prmma donna
bee they viii do
much tor football
at Washington
Both have tho
necessary speed
10 20 with their
weight and their
years experience
3 Ould m a X =
them stars Of the
FIRST water.
Wilson ranks
today with Mel
NJ u C one.
IIun Mia C.
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NEW TROTTING
RECORD MADE,

TOLEDO. sept 2O.-Tommy Muir.
ply drove Gar Worthy TO new
worlds record for gcldings In mile
race hero Friday. Tho time was
?,0lH
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IBackfield
Aces Will
| Be Power
Wilson, If He Delivers,
Will Be Washington's
Greatest Star
BY LEO II. LASSEN

GEORGE WILSON and Elmer Tes.
VI renu. Washlngtons great back.
field men. take rank with the wonder
men Of Purple and Gold football on
what they did In their first year last
season.
Ifthese two giants develop in their
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About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

DETER MAHER. ore of the
L hardest-hitting heavy.
weights the game ever knew
is dying in New York.
Maher fought in the hey
day of Fitzsimmons, Mccoy,
Corbett. Sharkey, Jefferies,
Choynski and the rest of that
famous school of heavy
weights of the late 10Th CEN
tury.
Afahcr. carrying poison In his right
hand, couldn't take en- any too we'll
and Il was a case OF either knock
ing somebody dead or hearing the
birds sing himself.
Dan salt. one OF the local pro
moters. saw NIaher fight the night
that he strapped Kid Mccoy. II was
az coney Island on New Years day
in 1900 Mccoy stopped him in tho
fifth round and Maher was out for
two hours.
Jcffcries. sharkey and COrbctt are
the only prominent fighters Of that
era stiIl living.
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Experienced Backfield Is
Tiger GridirOn Strength
Broadway Has Good Men in Butler, Meister and
Hull Around Whom to Build Powerful Offensive;
Line Is Beefy; Tony Bell, New Coach, Is in Charge

THERE was time when Broadway and Lincoln used to
i dominate football in the Seattle high school league
But ihem days are gone forever as the saving is
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Oakland Is Winner
Over Los Angeles

OAKLAND. Sept 20. ~ Harry
Krausc defeated Charlie Root IN
pitching battle and Oakland took a
commanding lead IN tho series with
Los Angeles Friday. Tho finale
,t-as Z
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ADAMS To REMAIN
WITH OAKLAND

The Plttsburg Pirates have decided
not to exercise their option on spen.
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Eight Major Clubs After Jimmy Welsh
Seattle Youngster Is
CinCh to Be Peddled
Half of Teams in Big Time Are Seeking Seattle Out
fielder; Walter McCredie Made Bid for Him for
Detroit Club and Was Turned Down

IGHT Of the l6 teams in the major leagues
have made definite offers for Jimmy Welsh,
young Seattle outfielder.
Welsh, who is playing sensational ball for
the Indians, is a cinch to be sold, says Charley
Loekard, president of the club, but nothing
will be done until the annual meeting of the
major leagues in the winter
Walter McCredie scout for Detroit made an
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Tubby' Graves Working Hard With Washington Lnesmen
1ubby

- s $ $ $ @ :$: &C. %
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The line has three ettermen, Reynolds, end Runte
also a wing, and Captain Grummett at center.
Grummct of the best centers the league has had
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offer for him recently and was turned down.
Lockard says that Welsh will go to the club that offers
the best men in return he figures good ball club In
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GIANTS GAIN
ON DODGERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ToDAy's GAMES
rlttsburE AZ Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York
Cincinnati At Philadelphia
81. Louis at Boston.
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Salt Lake Wallops
Portland Men Twice

SALT LAKE. Sept. e0.-salt Lake
won two games from Portland Fri
day, scoring three runs in the ninth
20 win the first game. ~ 70 II. aud
taking the abbreviated seven.inning
fecond game. & 10 Z.
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Vernon Wins When
Christian Stars

los ANGELES. Sept. 7o.-ilm
Christian trottcd out the kalsomlno
for san Francisco Friday. Vernon
winning. 10 o. The Tigers scored
in the first and second innings. Po's
Schneider hitting n homer Guy,
Williams pitched good ball for tho
Seals. Bert Ellison cot three OF the
five hits OF Christian.
The score n. ~. T..
San Francisco .......o 8 o
vernon ..r4r.+.ss..s4..
Batteries. williams. Crockett and
Richie. Christian and Hannah.
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pRooKLYN. Sept. 2O.-Behlnd tho
u flossy flinging OF Emil Yde,
young southpaw, Plttsburg won the
first game Of the crucial series with
Brooklyn Friday AZ. New Yorl,
trimmed Chicago and the Dodgers
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TofaIa ...s-I-lH I 10 ~ y
Peters out. hil by Kopp's baitsd bali.
'Bhttsd for johnson In ninth
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Stan Grummet has been late in re.
porting as ho was detained in Alaska
where he spent tho summer.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
OVER 1900 TO BOWL
IN A. B. C. TOURNEY

CHICAGO. January 1a.--The largest
entry list in the history of the American
Bowling Congress is on record for the
tournament here, beginning February
%. it was announced tonight. and the
prize list. totaling over s90.ohn. also
sets high mark. More than 1900 in
dividuals are entered. with two days
left before the entry list closes.
Secretary A. L. Langtry of Milwaukee
declared the event occupying five
weeks. will rank as the worlds greatest
sporting event III point of contestants.
The five-man teams alcne number
230n OF which 200 are from outside
the Chicago zone. Bowers from all
sections OF the country and Canada are
on the entry books.
All of last years champions have
again entered. Nelson -Mitchelis, d Mil
waukee quintet" who won the team
championship last year with world
record mark of 3.239. are entered under
the name OF the Ziegler Chocolates.
Day and Wilson, members Of the team
who captured the doubles event with q
mark OF 1865, also will compete.
c. a. Baumgartner. the Cincinnati
star, winner of last years singles, with
mark of 724, Will defend his title.
William Knox Of Philadelphia. who es-
la ablished new high mark in the all
events division last year. with 2,0l9.
also is entered.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
MASONIC LEAGUE

High team set-La Fayette, 1886.
High individual set-Wolstenholme
La Fayette, 394.
High Individual averaae--Simmons
Mount Pleasant. 11S3
High team game-St. Johns, 62.;
High individual game = Webb
Washington-C Centennial. 1Ss.
Greatest number of strikes-Hough
Naval, "a
Greatest number OF spares-New-
meyer, Lebanon, 105:
1t is with a feeling of profound
sadness that announce is made
of the critical illness of Thomas ID.
George of La Fayette Lodge, who Is
a patient at Il local hospital. Tom
my" has long been all outstanding
figure in local bowling circles and
has been a member of a La Fayette
team every year since the organiza-
tion of the Masonic Bowling Assocfa-
ton, which he led in individual aver
age one season. He was president
of the Washington puckpin Asso-
citation in 1920 and through his ef-
forts made the city tournament that
year a marked success.
The outstanding individual per
formance of the past week was a
392 set rolled by Collier of Harmony.
who registered games of lZs, lIs
and 151. This total is the s"""nd
highest of the season in the league.
Acacia, with sets of 1,5Ss ana ..UI-.
took five out of six from Pentaipha ana
Lebanon and regained their place
among the leaders.
Naval. with a 5s5-game. is credited
with the best team performance of the
week Hough contributed 143 pins.
Harmony made a clean sweep or IT'S
set with King David. rolling games OF
$50. $50 and $50 for 1.662 SET the
highest team set for the week.
Newmeyer Of Lebanon. with 100
spares, is now leading Smith of New
Jerusalem, who has 101. Hough OF
Naval replaced Simmons OF Mount
Pleasant In the leadership OF strikes !,
latter, twenty-five
Mt PLEASANT LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
DISTRICT LEAGUE.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Surprises were The order during the
past week.
Monday night the Petworths in
vaded the King Pin alleys with the
intention of iolting the Curb Cafe
team. which IS pressing Manhattans
for the lead hut the Cafe men took
all three games and showed the Pet
worths into eighth place.
The next jolt came when the Termi-
nal Ice made q clean sweep over. the
Mount Peasants on the latter's al
leys.
In the other match of the week the
Regulars took two out of three from
the Rathsll ellers on the Petworth
drives.
The match scheduled Friday night
between the King Pins and Goodfel-
lows was postponed on account of the
serious illness Of Tommy George, cap
tain of the latter team He is in
George Washington Hospital.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
JOCKEY LOSES CAPS,
BUT WINS HIS RACES
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 19.-Ivan
Parke. seventeeu-yesr- apprentice
jockey sensation of midwestern and
southern tracks. has d penchant for
losing caps. Accounting for well over
100 victories in 1923. Parke finished
most Of them minus his headgear, and
earned the sobriquet of Lost Cap"
Parkf.
II sit as Giose toward the neck OF
the horse that / am riding as | can.
and when 7 start to ride vigorously
the wind seems to catch the peak OF
my hat and away it'goes.' said Parke
in explaining the unusual recurrence
of this incident. Il tie my hat on as
tight as can. but when / come down
the stierch it hops of in some n1ys-
terious manner. But 7 don't care how
many hats lose - long as II means
d winning race.
Parke comes from Idaho. the state
which also produced Earl Sandc, pre-
picr American jockey of today, and
the Fator brothers. Saude IS enthusi-
astic In praise OF P2rke. and predicts
a brilliant future for the youngst er
Parke's rise Is ALI the more remark
able because he Won his first race
only last arch.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
A. Golf List Mixed Doubles Neglected United States
ONLY 2HANDICAP PLAYERS
IN ORGANIZATIONS RATING
Tuchernan and Dunplly of This City; Chckering
OF Wilmington and Corkran of Baltimore,
Are Next il, Line al Three.

LBtRT r. MACKENZIE o Columbia Country Club present
4 champion OF th placed position
handicap list players the Middle Association
public last night las. Iune .. the
Chevy Chase Club nineecno final
his placed while Chr j. Dunphy
torran Baltimore Water
H. e. Chickering 81 WI ninecn, arc at three.
Corra" and lkeri"g tied y qualification
tournament 4 The
hs aenP, OF tie Middle Mlanc Association its players,
odSd The
organization association tournaments doube will
Evening star., 1924-01-20
INTERNAL REVENUE LEAGUE,

The past week was marked by some
very close matches, the results of
which frightened up. the race to the
point where only four games sepa-
rate ninth place from the runner-up
position. Annex No. ! appears to
have a firm grip on first place and
Sales Estate will have to improve
considerably to finish better than last
The most interesting match of the
week was rolled Thursday night be-
tween Accounts and Collections and
Corporation Audit. Joliffe, with a
score of 1876, pulled the first game out
of the fire for the boys from Goth and
B by two pins. but Pourron for the
Income Tax crew went him a little
better in the second game, his score
Of 130 deciding In favor of his team
by a two-pin margin. In the final
game Joliffe again came to the front
and with spares in his last two boxes,
overcame a six-pin handicap, winning
the game for Accounts and Collec-
tions by ten pins.
Schumann Of Special Audit added
one to his strike total and leads the
League with twenty. Davis leads In
spares. with ninety-six. .Charest fin
ished the week as high average man
With slo4.s4 for forty-eight games.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
INTEREST VERY KEEN
IN new GIRLS LEAGUE

Despite the fact that the Accounts
team Is well in the van in the Pub
lie Debt Girls Bowling League, there
has been no diminishing of interest
or enthusiasm.
Accounts. which has five bowIers
better than 50. is nine games in the
lead.
Miss Preble Of the Registers. third
III the race. is the leading individ-
ual performer. She has an everage
Of
Evening star., 1924-01-20
URBAN
P. G. A. TESTS IN EAST
SET FOR WORCESTER

NEW YORK, January l9.-The Pro
fessional Golfers Association has decid-
cd TO hold the eastern qualifying
tournament for the national open
championship over the course of the
Worcester, Mass. Country Club on
MAY IS and 29
The western tournament probably
will be held on Chicago course
about the same date, but the r. q. \.
has not Yet fixed these details.
The plan for holding two pre-
lininarS sectional tournaments. both
under L. 6. A. auspicieS. will be
tested this year for the first time.
About eighty professional stars will
he qualified for the championship
finals. to bc held June and . at
Oakland Hills. Detroit.
Golf balls cost 100000 marks each
in Germany. Caddie serN ice costs
I0o, 600 marks for round.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.

No team was able to make d clean
sweep last week.
Monday night the Linwoods beat the
BelmOntS two out of three games,
thereby holding second place.
Tuesday night the Waverleys placed
a team on the alleys the first time
in three weeks and beat the Nationals
two games out of three, moving up
ahead of the Nationals.
The unexpected happened Wednes-
day night, when the Phillips quint,
holding down the cellar position beat
Post Office two games.
Thursday night che Regulars bowled
their first set in the league on the
King Pin alleys. They seemed to be
very much at home, beating the Ana
costa team two games.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
WASHINGTON LADIES LEAGUE.

This league is staging one OF the
prettiest fights for championship
honors in the District. Unless some
thing unforeseen happens II is going
to be d ip-and-tuck affair right
down to the finish, with any one of
the first six teams having chance.
War Department upset the dope
slightly when they copped game
from Mount Peasants Thursday
night.
Commercials have been smashing
the NAPLES for some neat counts re-
Gently, getting a game of 513 and
several more close to the 500 mark.
Marjorie Bradt put her team over the
top when she toppled the pins for
count of 124.
Some of the best individual per-
forrnances recently were: May O'Brien,
game of 1876 and set of 303; Elizabeth
Ackman, 116-and 316: Emily Nell, 112
and 312: Rena Levy. 1t3 and 900;
Pauline Thomas. ITO and sos; Billie
Miner, los and S02; Frances He'll, 112
Evening star., 1924-01-20
BANKERS LEAGUE.

OF the five matches rolled last week
three were clean sweeps. National
Savings took all three from Perpet-
ual. Park Savings swept the boards
with Riggs No. 2 and Washington
Loan No. l captured a tie from Dis
trict, making twenty-one straight.
Lincoln beat Bank of Washington
two games, showing the latter down a
peg. Metropolitan took the odd game
from Second.
Wood of Bank of Washington had
high game with 124 and Starr of Ma
tional Savings high set, 351, for the
weekly prizes.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
NEWS AND GOSSIP ABOUT WASHINGTON PINSPILLERS

setback TO Legal Claims by taking
three games.
reconciliation also received jolt
when the Secretary's came to life and
took all three.
Boston continued his consistent
rolling. having set of 337. with a
game of 122.
Games this week will show who
is who" They are:
Supply and Files vs.. Voyage Ac-
counts,
Contracts VS.. Reconciliation.
Legal Claims VS.. Centralized Ac-
counts.
General Books VS.. Secretary's.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
GRIDMEN TO DON GLOVES.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, January 19.-
A squad of fifty of the most promis-
ing candidates for the Harvard foot
ball team will take up boxing in the
near future as a part of their general
conditioning work. The idea, is in
line with the practice adopted by
Yale and Princeton.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
MT. PLEASANT LEAGUE.

The raon was further tighteneu up
during the past week. the Mount
PIeasants took three games from the
Savoys by close scores. while the
leading 81 tnecas took the odd game
from the Triumph Cafe.
The Mount Peasants now are only
two games behind first place, with
the Colun,bias and three others on
their heels.
Columbias lost two to the Hilltops
after winning the f1rst game by
large margin.
Chesterfields won all three Of their
games with the. Cliftons and the Cas-
Ties finally came to life and took two
from the F1rcstones.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
VETERANS BUREAU LEAGUE.

Fourth District was the only team
that made q clean sweep last week,
taking all three games from Chief
Clerks Division. Pritchard stepped out
with a $40 set.
DIsbursing Office took two out 0:
three from Supply Division.
Insurance took the odd game from
Accounting Division in the most bit
terly fought match of the season. prac-
ticalIy every bowler going wild. The
scores were as follows: Accounts
566, SIS. sol, ,632: Insurance-523. 5I,
55l-l,6 ,651, with insurance winning the
Loft on the tie game.
The individual scores were: Ac-
counts-yose, 299. Amidon. 302; Hen
derson, 32S: Watt BAT, and Ross. 1885,
Insurance-Craft 304; Howder. 331;
Roberts, 334. Brazil, 1886, and Loges. 346
Evening star., 1924-01-20
AMERICAN NETMEN FAU,
TO TAKE GAME SERIOUSLY
Highly Developed in All Other Countries, Except
Japan-Miss Ryan Regarded Best Woman
Racketer in This Style of Play.
BY SAMUEL HARDY.

- nexpcabe why in that has made great progress
auoe toward mixed doubles In other
the status precude
doubles extremely popular
players.
In country there
game mixed doubles be Our always like play
ana when ne does play he does with
Evening star., 1924-01-20
PEDEN TO COACH OHIO.

ATHENS. Ohio. January 19-Don
Peden, former tWo-Sp man at ILL.,
nois, will become head foot ball and
base ball coach at Ohio University
Peden last summer played in the out
field for the Syracuse team of the In
property of the st. Louis Cardinals.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
DIRECTORS LEADING
INTERSTATE BOWLERS

Interstate Bowling League has fin
he'd the first falf of its season with
three Clubs in the pennant fight
Directors are out in front by a small
margin
Individual AVERAGES show Brodie of
N2luation No. l. rs the leader. with
Iuj-1.
Leaders in other departments are:
I<iierlane OF Directors. fourteen
strikes; Kelly. Fpeineers. seventy
six snar"s; Law. "in'nce. high game.
iLS. ana best S.t 45J
Evening star., 1924-01-20
CHANGE OLYMPIC TESTS.

NEW YORK. January 19.--The final
mems Olympic swimming tryouts viii
be held June .. and !. instead of
June 13 and Is. III the Broad Ripple
pool at indianapolis. The change
was made because the original dates
would not give the swimmers suf-
ficient time to arrange for departure
on the America, which will sail June
Evening star., 1924-01-20

the wood" A pin thrown away here
and there is apt to cut an important
figure III the final standing.
Gowan OF the So-kems contributed
d fine set. 35S. with "a game of 1874.
DeGlantz of Property and Purchase.
fast forging into the front among the
interbureau's best, had a set OF 334.
contributing greatly to his teams sue
cess in coping two out OF three from
the greatly improved Forest Service
five. Freide of Forestry continued his
star shooting, having averaged a triie
better than 104 since joining the team.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
SHIFTING BOARD LEAGUE.

Matches rolled during the past
week served to tighten up the race.
General Books lead was reduced to
four games by their losing two games
to the Centralized Accounts,
Voyage Accounts got better grip
on second place, defeating the Con-
tracts two out Of three. Contracts
were without the services Of Barnes.
while Burhinan was off color. having
games of 8S and 78 in his set Of $50.
Supply and Files team handed q
Evening star., 1924-01-20
CARRY ICE CREAM LEAGUE.

Wolfes continues to lead in the in
dividual averages with 99-32 and also
has the highest number of strikes. Is.
Crane holds on to the best set. 363.
and has smashed the naples for the
greatest number of spares, e..
Hall and Lloyd, with 1871, are tied
for high game honors.
Sundaes hold high team game. SIS,
and also the best Set. 1,479.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
BERMUDA GOLF TOURNEY
is CAPTURED BY DYER
sr The Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, January 10.
The final match for the Bermuda
amateur golf championship was won
today by Frank Dyer, Metropolitan
and New Jersey state amateur cham
pion, who defeated Edward Fl. briggs.
New York state title holder, 2 up
and l to play. on the thirty-fifth hole
Evening star., 1924-01-20
REG. ACCOUNTS
FULTON-RoPER BOUT OFF,

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, January 1s.
The boxing match between Fred
Fulton. Minneapolis heavyweight, and
Bob Roper. scheduled for Miami Fla,
for January IS. has been Cancelled
according to word received by Full
ton.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
BUREAU OF STANDARDS LEAGUE.

Hill of the Unions holds on to the
high set of 335, while Geldard of the
Industrials has the top game of 130.
Geldard last week came within one
pin of tying the individual set record,
as he smashed the naples for total
of 334. =
Brenner of the Sharpshooters has
the best individual average of los.
with Shaw of the Industrials and
Hill of the Unions right on his heels
with 105
Evening star., 1924-01-20
TWO DUCKPlN TEAMS
BATTLING FOR LEAD

Construction and General Office
teams Of the Chesap peake and Potomac Q
Telephone Company Duckpin League
are having, the race for the pennant
almost to themselves
Kane of General Office tops the in
diyidual list with an average of
Evening star., 1924-01-20
FIRP0 NEAR INJURY.

BUENOS AIRES, January 19.-Luis
Firpo. the Argentine heavyweight
tighter. narrowly escaped injury
Yesterday. when a street ear coiIided
with an automobile he was driving.
Evening star., 1924-01-20
IYPOIHETAE LEAG K
Standing of Teams.

Simonds team, recently admitted to
the league, got off to good start,
winning two out of three. 1t is a
we'll balanced quint and may be able
to remain up in the front ranks.
Andrews Paper Company holds high
team game of 573, and also the best
set. 1.J3j.
Crockett of Judd & DetW eiler has
the top individual game. IA. and is
tied with Noack of Columbian for
high set 354