The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1905, Page 2

2 lorem the Canadians by winning 4 | nara earned vietory from Victoria | yesterday, hy a score of 6 to % The | came was @ slugging match PORTLAND 8 STANDING OF THE CLUBS, PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Won. Lost, Pet Tacoma 1 “ 600 Ban Francisco 60 40 fi Portland 240 4 mM Los Angeles 0 “a 4m Oakland .. .. ” aa 440 Beattie .. .. “ «6 426 AMERICAN NATIONAL. Pet Pot Chicago 641\New York os | Cleveland 626 Pittsburg 626 Philade|phin.. 599, Phitadetphia. 600 Detroit 485 Cnt 683 Bost A8PCineinnati... 514 New York 452.5t. Louts 366 Bt. Louis 364| Brooklyn aot Washington 354 Boston... 300 And it came to pass in those days that the Stwashes soaked the sphere ‘They even punctured the ozone with bits, bingles, two-sackers and triples to the number of one and tem, the meanwhile certain web- footed people were larruping the horsehide themvelves. In fact, the Dall was as busy as the peanut man Friday's game between the Clam-diggers and the Trail-hitters from Oregon, and sundry of the _dingle-makers had to eoo! their wil- dows in the ice tank to keep them from smoking when the fight was flercest. Tt was a close race until the fin- ish, but the Siwashes had their Tucky togs on and got the run that won in the ninth, although the vis- Mors made ‘em hump till the third Man was down and out. The came Was a tame affair, except for the Slegsing. Portland gathering up 14 TACOMA 8, SAN FRANCISCO ¢ "ACOMA, July &—The Tigers the ball till it was black face here yesterday and the Lions weren't one, two, three in Brrore aided the Score: R. H. B. NATIONAL LEAGUE. 6, New York 2. St. Louis 9, Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 7, Boston 5. paid. YOU will not lose im came. We “BUILD UP” the eyes by our special lense — treatment, when necessary, before selling you giasnes. 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Perry used to be one of the crack fighters of the coast a few years ago and Frankie couldn't have found a better man to help him im his work CHAMPION BOWLERS COMING TO PLAY Frank Brill and Gus Steele, the el bowlers from Chicago, ar- rived in Portland Saturday. They have been playing nratch games all through the weet and on the coast, going to Portland from Los Angel and San Francisco, and from Port- land they will come to Seattle and Spokana They will play a match game Saturday evening on the Ore- gon alleys with Keating and Ball Y W Monday night they will play a match game on the Portland alleys with Krase and Capen. As all of these men are crack bowlers, these games will be very interesting, as it will go to prove the quality of the Portland bowlers when put up against the world's champions DONNELL} IS HELD NO? RESPONSIBLE BY. JAS. J. CORBETT. (Copyright, 1905, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) ONLY ONE TITLE FOR WHIP- PED MEN, I seo that Bob Fitzsimmons has iaued a chalienge to fight the writer or any other man for the wor championship title. I cannot see how anybody but Jef- fries can take part io such s contest with Bob. Both be and I have been whipped fairly by Jeff, and unless participates no title can change hands save the has-been champion ship, and, personally, | believe that Charlie Mitchell and Mr. Sullivan have the call on us for such a bat- tle. ‘The papers have been full of talk about Jeff passing up the title However he has no right to as same such a power, and until he ts whipped he will remain king of the heavies. If Jeff retires, then he takes with him the title, and if it were possible for Fitzsimmons and myself to meet and decide the matter, | feel that the public would took upon the whole thi: a way that would not be flattering to either of us. Of ail the men prominent in post lstic circles when Jeff won the ti not one is left who would ha’ show with him. Therefore, the old champtonahip ts really dead. Now to turn to the new men with whom the public has yet to become better acquainted, I am of the opin- fon that Hart, Root, or some other comparatively young man, say Ber- gor, the amateur, would suit the public better. Lat these men get *o- gether and decide which ts best of the lot and then let bim try conela- sions with Jeff. Hart seems the logical proposition and [ believe he is the moat popu lar with the public, although 1g authorities have not taken to him any too favorably. He ts a young, aggressive fellow, and has more nerve than nine-tenths of the fighters of the past decade. Regard- lesa of the great difference in weight and physical strength and the criti iam of bis fighting ability, I believe a clash between he and any of the other comers, followed by a fight with Jeff, would be & popular move. ABERDEEN, Wash, July &— Jack Donnelly, who was detained here by the police for having en- gaged in a bout that resulted in the death of Jack Ross, was released yesterday by Justice Fox, who de clared that Donnelly was not re- sposaible for Ross's death. The two men engaged [n a boxing match and Ross fell in the 15th round and struck his head on the ground, which resulted in his death a few hours later. Ross will be buried to- GREAT OARSMAN DROPPED FROM THE YALE EIGHT CORNELIUS BE. DALY. Yale carsman who was the varsity eight for the examinations at Gales Ferry. The removal of Just before the race with Har- was a blow to the eight, and tated breaking up the Yale -oared crew, to find a substi- tute for Daly. The statement of the thiete, issued after being dropped, as that the occurrence was a “ter- AN APPRECIATION OF DE- LANEY. In speaking of Joffri ment, the name of “Bill, the greatest trainer ever associated with the ring ts recalled vividly “Billy” has handled a lot of men in his 30 years of work It was through his conscientious efforts that | was able to retain my physical condition under the Intense strain while at the top of the ladder, and had [ fol- lowed his advice I might be better off today. When Delaney took hold of Jeff he said he would make him a world’s champion before many moons had passed over the big boll ermaker’s head, and he carried out his plans When Jeff was training for his last battle with Fitz, reports came thick and fast from the big fellow's camp that no one could control him, and that Delaney was so discour aged that he was about ready to uit. ‘4 But that was not the case. 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De ‘There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases and woti! the last few to be incurable ‘om: ntly failing te cure 1, pronounced It incurable fina proven catarrh to be a thonal dinease, and therefor constitutional treatment tarrh Cure. Cheney & jedi Only constitutional oure'on the mark it i taken internaily in é Science fee m: fa y Offer ome rr came it taille to cure. are and tenth monials 7 Address, J. CHEMEX & CO, To Poe 4 rugetacn Te ‘ake Hall's Family Pits for consti pation. jiars for a for cirew Bw BE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 8, 190 ONLY TITLE FOR FITZ AND ME IS THE -“HAS BEEN” AND I'M OUT Coe 4 laney had his plan of fitting Jeff for the Cornishman, and he had no tr maintaining discipline when the Munroe match was arranged, Jeff was about down and out physically as far as fight went. Delaney took hold of him and with that wonderful foresight b always been noted for, soon had him coming fast. Then the accident befell Jeff, which caused the post ponement of the battle. Jeft wanted to beat Monroe, and he told Delaney before the work of conditioning began that he was to be in better condition than ever be fore in his life, Delaney would wot consider the wishes of the Mungoe people when they asked that the battle be carried out as planned Jeff wanted to go on, but “Billy” said “No,” and that settled it. ‘The fight fans never knew the mur perb condition Jeff was in fog. thy battle with the miner, He trifm more conscientiously than fom of his previous battles, Never dt & pugilist step into a ring more dé termined upon giving his oppawentt & worse beating ® The question of whipping Mutrod never entered Jeff's mind. The only idea he entertained was, how he could give the miner the most dis graceful beating. He even went so far as to discuss with his seconds whether it wouldn't be a good idea to go to Munroe slowly Im order to beat him down in a sickening man- | ner. | When Jeff announced that he would quit, it was at Delaney wsus- geetion, and “Billy” followed suit. He packed up his training duds and hustled off to California. He is get- ting old and is anxtous to quit the ring for the simple life. In addition to handling Jeff and myself, Delaney's name is associ ated with such men as “Buffalo Costello, Jack Brady, Mike Conley, Mike Cleary and Denver Bi. Mar- un “BUDDY” RYAN I8 BUSY. know you would like,” sald Frank Chance to him one day No, I do not believe | want to se Corbett. I don't Uke bim, and I am sure he couldn't entertain me sponded the man Woll, that is just the reason you ought to see him, In the show hed over « cliff and gets int hand tumble fight with a big husky guy, and gets done up. plied Chance Chance came arownd and told me the next day that the fellow b« two tickets, and occupied both seats himself, that night There ara a lot of Sullivan's friends that feel the same way over re that battle at New Orleans They are satisfied to see old Jobn L.'s conqueror get the worst of it, if it is only in a show ANXIOUS TO LIVE THE SIMPLE LIPS. MADE A “RECORD STERLING TOWERS PLACESA NEW MARK FOR FIVE AND A HALF FURLONGS AT THE MEADOWS Sterling Towers lowered the track record at the Meadows for the five and a half furlongs, Friday, nego- Hating the distance in 1:06 3-4, the No fighter in the limelight today|/former record being 1:07 1-4, beat is leading @ more strenuous life than | 4 iad.) it w “Buddy” Ryan, the Chicago Ryan has mapped out « hard trip and fs off to win now laurels in the far weet. His first engagement was at Butte, July 4, when he toed the mark with Geo, Herbert in a 20- round battle Ryan is next booked to try con- clusions with Dave Barry at Port- land, where the fight game prom- tees to be good this summer, Barry ‘lis a hard man to bent, but I look for Ryan to best him. The Chicago boy's last fight will be at Coma, Cal, where he will meet Peterson, the youngster who won from Clancy, the coast boy, who calls himeelf an Eng!tshman. Ryan looks forward to his return trip to Chu with a great deal of pleasure as is booked for several fights there next winter. At present the fight game In the Windy City is very much dead, but the officials are going to let down the bars about September 1 and thea the contests will come thick and fast. Chicago has always been noted for the number of its fights and not the caliber of the article This, how- ever, ia not due so much to the de- some hesitancy since that memor- able fiasco tn which Terry McGov- ern and Joe Gans were the prin- cipala, TWO OLD HEROES. I was recently asked about Dam Creedon and what he was doing. The last I heard Gf the once famous ring character he was in Sydney Australia, where he has many friends. His hair has turned anowy white and he spends most of } time telling what a wonderful édth try America is and how well thé fighters are treated here. Dan ov dently forgeta many of the unpjoae ant things that happened when on Uncle Sam's shores. I saw himegr@t trimmed in @ ‘Frisco barroom of one oceasion, and on andthere> Hal was made the laughing stock of a party of backwoodamen, who’ thdk advantage of his intoxicated condjs: tion. The name of Creedon ca’ mind another almost immortal ring name—Jimmy Barron. Jim at the present time is a breeder of the finest kennel of bulldogs in Austra. lia. He has promised to send me, one, which I will place in my kennel and probably show on the bench. GLAD TO SEE CORBETT WORSTED. Whea I defeated Sullivan at New Orleans I made many friends and -|also enemies, One man in partieu lar, a southerner, took a dislike to res |me, because he had bem a lifelong friend of Sullivan. His name would be given here but for the prominent position he holds im the sporting world today. When I waa playing with Hal Davis in “Pals” last winter, this particular fellow was In Chicago on 4 trip from New Orleans, while we wore there “By the way, your old friend Jim Corbett ta in town, and in a show I N sire of the fans as to the officials,| “giv. who look upon @ good thing wit] ror year. | Double, the favorite, by a nose as an exciting race to the finish. Queen Cup was played to show, but the distance was too for her and she tired, fi = & poor third Results of the races First race, six furlongs, setling, +year-olds and upward; value to firat $100-—Doll Weithoff first, Skir: mg second, Birdie P. third. Time, Second race, five and a half fur longs, selling, 4-year-olda and up- ward; value to first $200—Mias Pro yo first, Nullah second, third. Time, 1:08. Third race, five and a half fur- longa, selling, 3-year-olds and up- ward; value to first $250. Sterling Towers first, Doublet second, Queen Cup third. Time, 1:06 3-4 Fourth r One mile, Selling four-year and upwadr, value Homage, funt, Kyer- ond, to first $160. mare, second, Play Ball, third Time 1:42 3-4 Fifth Race—One mile, Selling, four- year, olds and upward, value to first $250, Beante Welfly, first; Uilea, second; Gentile Harry, third Time 1.41% ih Race—One mile, Seiling olde and upward. Value to first $260. Harry Weck, fir Chablia, second; Ripper, third. Time 1:40 3-4, M’DONALD'S NEW RECORD Tom McDonald, the Seattle ath lete, broke the northwest record of throwing the 56-pound hammer in the Pacific Northwest champion ship games held at the Lewis and Clark exposition Friday, clearing a distance of 27 feet 9% inches. Following were the results of the events: Sixteen:pound shot-put—McDon ald, 8 A. C., 40 feet 10% inches, won; Hugg, M. A. C., 40 feet 6% inches second; James, M. A. ©., 39 feet 5 inches, third 40-yard run—Williams, M. A. C, won; Greenhaw, M. A. C., second Huntoon, 8. A. C, third. Time, 80 3-5. Broad jomp—Friesell, M. A. C., 22 feet 5% Inches, wou; Orant, 8. A C., 19 feet 10 Inches, and Frohman, M. A.C, 19 feet 10 inches, tied One-mile run—Harria, 8. A. ©. won; Gates, M. A. C., second; Coyle, 8. A. C., third. Time, 4:47 3-6. Fifty-six-poand weight—MeDon- ald, 8. A. C., 27 feet, 9% inches, won; Johnson, M. A. ©. 25 feet 10 inches, second; Hartney, B. P. A. C., 24 feet 11 Inches, third. 220-yard low hurdles —Friesell, M A. C., won; Dowd, 8. A. C., setond; Moore, M A. ©. third. Time, 127 8-5. a A Square Business Deal For every man in Seattle. “Mon- arch” Shirts only $1.00 each « Brooks & Co, 1331 24 Ave. Hirtle | good champion, one that will do bis beat to defend the title, and will be wquare about. 4 ¥ McGovern will not got off |ao for hin littie trouble at Coney Island, in whieh he assaulted He magistrate to the has had a hearing and has court of gene a Turk fore a held over nesu citizens of Portland the following well Among the will be found known old-time Tingsters rious Billy Smith, Dave Campbell, lift and Tommy talk of running If he should win Smith for sheriff. he will make « fearless officer at any rate. Dave Campbell, who fought Jack Dempsey for the middle-weight title 2 years ago, In chief of the fire de partment of Portland. There in not much chance for a fight in ‘Frisco between Frankle Neil and Owen Moran, as the pro- moters do not think there would be any graft to the mateh. Fred Gilmore, son of the veteran Harry, won the championship tn Canada in the 125-pound limit. The old man has a boxing school in Chi- cago. He {a still aa handsome as ever, bat does not sell many of his photographs. Chevrolet, the French chauffeur, appears to be the champion at the wheel of the automobile. He beat out Barney Oldfield the other day In a match for $2,000. The heats were each 1 miles, Oldfield is not satis- fied and they willtry it again soon. The carriage old Oldfield broke down in the first heat George Dixon, who we thought played out, is being featured fn Fngland in some of the big boxing tournaments. A big fight was pulled off by the swells in New York last week with in a block of Broadway and the af- fair fully published, has made talk Men like Jeffries were not allowed to give boxing fn their entertain- ments on the stage with their part- ners, but this fight did not seem to stir up the police. Graft ts still pretty good in the metropolis. A young American fighter, who has been over in England for some time, says that while training for his fights where he was he could not get a lady to speak to bim, but a colored boxer in training near him had to keep running out of their way. He says that there is no | doubt that many of the females over there are stuck on the “coon” fighters. A nice condition of things but this story has been told before by others. Jem Bowker, the Engtish cham- pion, can no longer fight at the feather-weight limit. He has grown heavy and cannot make 120. ‘There ti Phil- adelphia where moat of the cheap pugs make their home One even- ing the landlady noticed that one of her boarders seemed to have con- siderable trouble cutting his piece of stenk. and she remarked: “What is the trouble with your meat; ian’t ft all right?” “Oh, yes,” he replied, “I guess sa. It seomea to be trained down pretty fine and the muscle ts the hardest I have ever come across in all my experience.” That even- ing the boarder had a cup set in front of him on which was an in- scription reading, “Remember me.” And it was the night the week's board was due. In the fight between Munroe TO TRANSFER VICTORIA. VANCOUVER, B.C, July &— Jobn J. McCloskey, who has been manager of the Vancouver baseball team since the beginning of the sea- son, will leave here on Sunday for Butte for the purpose of organizing affairs for the tranafer of the Vic- toria team to that city. McCloskey will probably be sue- ceeded tn Vancouver by Gus Klopf, ho is now here, and will play third base as soon as he he is able to go on the field again. While it is probable that Klopf will be made manager, the appointment has not yet been definitely decided upon. coinogpheeeeiet 317 Yesier Way. 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