The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1917, Page 6

Boss -oH Boss — CAME. Quicir — —— assa_—_—t) Hh LAMPING 'EM WITH LURID LARRY Fi Well, we still have to find ont wheth- er its more Darcy or Les Darcy. Michigan governor says he will veto The gov musta gone to boxing bill. one of those alleged fights at Wind- sor. Modest Dan Morgan, tHe Silent, now wants to bet $1000 Bat Levinsky will knock out Les Darcy. Might as well make it a million Dan, in that kind of money. All that Pennsylvania needed to beat Oregon would have been about 11 Berrys. Johnny Coulon pulled a comeback 2 ABE ATTELL the other night. Boy, page Abe Attell Now that Chick Evans is going to te}) the:Cubs how to bat, they might Sq~get Doe Cook to help Dan Morgan manage his fighters or Johnny Evers to teach Oliphant to kick. UPPER PENINSULA BIRD SHOW LAST OF JANUARY Houghton, Mich., Jan. 10—Many en- tries have been received by the sec- retary of the Upper Peninsula Poultry association’ which will hold its annual show hereon Jan. 24 to 27. A num- ber of ‘national poultrymen are ex- pected to attend the mecting. SPRING SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS In the Latest Patterns Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed H. J. Vivian & Co. MERCHANT TAILORS ESTABLISHED 1878 IRVING VIVIAN, Representative Haggert Block | Opposite P. O. Upstairs = PHONE 741R woorocccsocoeressososooed | the Job-for Rescuing: Ladies : By Paul Purman. The new year gives a better prom- ise for a lightweight capable of taking Freddie Welsh’s crown from him than any, other period since he defeated | Willie Ritchie! There are at least two aspirants for the title who seem the most formid: able contenders Welsh has ever met among the ounders, ‘Welsh will undoubtedly be com- pelled to meet either Benny J.eonard or Richie Mitchell within a few months and there is‘a strong proba- bility that in a bout of 15 or 20 rounds either could worry the champion. Leonard is probably the most dan- gerous lightweight in the country to- day. He has a dangerous punch and is clever enough to get away with it. Welsh is a great defensive boxer. Years of experience have taught him to avoid punishment. gives a lot of punishment but usually gives as much as he takes. Leonard and Mitchell Throw Shadows Across Freddie Welsh’s Trail Benny Leonard; above, Richie Mitchell But Leonards not the typ of fight- er Welsh is most effective against. A plunging fighting type, more like Wil- lie Ritchie than any other modern fighter, Leonard is sire to give Fred- bout might be able to manhandle the champion. While not so rugged as Leonard, Mitchell is the second best bet. He has developed into a two-handed ifighter and recently has found a good punch, Both of these boys, however, must look out for the “bogie man,” Johnny Kilbane. Johnny is determined to go after the lightweights and arrange: ments are now being made for him to meet ‘Mitchell and Welsh. Although Kilbane will. give away several pounds when he meets. any He seldom | lightweight, he is considered the most | sity of Minnesota and other dangerous man in‘ the ring at the i weight. PATIENCE REWARDS STALLI Patience may have found its reward in tne case of George Stallings next baseball season, For from the coast comes the report that Big Bill James, one of the big three on Stallings’ 1914 team is “right” again and will be ready to shoulder the Braves this year. Stallings’ patience with James has been one of the mysteries of the Na- NGS; AFTER TWO YEARS JAMES MAY BE RIGHT tional league. During the last two sea- sons James has been about as useful to Stallings as a refrigerator plant in Greenland and there have been repeat- ed reports that “the Miracle Man” would let him go. James recently pitched a few int ings in a winter league game in Calt his portion of the pitching duties with | fornia, showing his old time strength and skill and declared after the game that the old soup bone was as good as ever. EST ATTERNS Fitting early 0: Our new Suitings just received have no equal ' Prices $20 to $50 Leave your order now and get your E er die a lot of trouble and in a long|than ever before. _ TOM HALL will wear his famops smile and other things and act as interlocutor in the Elks Minstfels: | mINWESO CITIES PLAN | PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 10+-Tenta- tive plans are being made for the. for- }mation of . a professional football. league in Minneseta, with teams in Minxeapolis, St. Paul, Duluth and the lion Range cities, according to an an- a For ies duriag ihc fall and the games have i been largely attended. They have becn played independently, however. Under the proposed plan an eight- «up circuit would pe organized and a sehedule drafted. RE-ORGANIZATION OF KITTY LEAGUE PLANNED Oweitsboro, Ky., Jan. 10—Several of the men interested in the affairs of the Kitty league, during the last sev- eral years, are considering plans for the reorganization of that body next season upon a more. ambitious scale jf their plans are carried through, an eight club circuit composed of East St. Louis, Belleville, Marion and Cairo, I11.; Evansville and Vincennes, Ind., and Owensboro and Paducah, Ky., will be formed. ‘The Kitty league was forced to sus- pend before the close of last season because of poor support. DUAL WRESTLING BOUTS TO BRING OUT CANDIDATES Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 10—The possibility of dual wresting matches being arranged between the Univer- “Big Nine” teams is having a stimulating effect in bringing out candidates for the Gopher team. According to Coach Ohnstad. {Iowa is desirous of a dual meet cither at lowa City or here at any time previous to the western in- tercollegiate meet in April. Twenty-eight men are trying for places on the squad. There is a wealth of good material in the lightweight classes, but in’ the heavyweight and light heavyweight divisions, the ma- terlal is not so promising. Ce enna serra ncaa SEEED _will know that it is right, .. , _Getclearlyin yourown mind just what qualities NYBODY can . youwhatatobacco. | costs. But only. yo' old. .- ‘HERE can’t be any better pipe a tobacco than VELVET be- || cause it is the-best of good Burley cured in .Nature’s.way. Noone has been able to equal Nature’s method of curing tobacco—two years’ ageing in wood- en hogsheads. It is slow—it is expensive, but if you will try a.tin of VELVET today -you lade jou want your pipe tobacco... to have. Then give your old pipe a chance to prove. to you that VELVET . fills every one of your . £equirements. It’s a Pleasure to burn MONARGH coal says the free burning, clean coal which: is making us so many satisfied cust- omers. 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Pound Glass Humidors willingto play a: return game ae eras 1802: ‘MARKS 2.06-OR BETTER 04, both making those marks | 10+ s+ their schedule. Then three years elapsed before jnere ‘were any. new performers in that jclass. This was when: the two-minute trotters, Lou Dillon, *:681-2 and Ma- Jor Delmar, appeared.‘ Each year since then bas added new 2:05 trotters. Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 16 fans who support scheme in | ee ‘WEDNESDAY; JAN: 10,-1047. mouth in 1918 if the Easterners would Play here Nov. 17, but the Dartmouth authorities decided that the date ‘would SEE WAY CLEAR TO OUT’ BURDENSOME :PAYROLL Joniip in that American “Association magnates believe that they have at last discov- some: payrools can be materially de- creased without entailing bardship on J—Gossip baseball circles bere is to the. ‘ah oy