The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1909, Page 2

Written By Experts “BIG TIM” WiLL HOLD TH COIN ——* Johnson wail Jeffries Agree | That Tammany Politi-, cian Is Not Likely to Skip} With a ¢ Paey $120,000. “Big Tim, ye abt know him; John L. ye know him weil. There never was a man named Sul: / livan That wasn't a damn fine Irishman,” So runs the song, and evidently | “big Jim Seffriew-and the champion both subscribe to th timent, for they have agreed to the appointment of “Big. Tim” Sullivan} as stakeholder of the ring fight Yesterday the fighters and their managers got te In “New| York, and after € ering & num ber of na nan . on Senate van | ata) rge of the big | h “Tex” Rickard and Jack Gt zon will be called on to deposit 60 days before the fight general opinion in is that In naming spor an ex thankless and SOPHS FIRST ‘The class of 191 ihe fightere have hit | F was victorious RE AE yl 4 ¥ mR “ ey IN THE THROES BRITISH SPORTING AUTHORITIES ARE of a wildly exciting discussion over one of those “what might have | hie | been” things that crop up every so often in the world of sport It seems that two huskies named Evernden and Meekins were battling before the National Sporting club, Neither man was long | fence, but beth were with the big punch, depending on [| | putting over just one good one win the figh In the second lround the men rushed together and beth swung terrific rights, both | Yanding flush on the point of the jaw, and both going to the canvas | unconscious. At the of ‘eight, Meeking struggled to his feet | and reeled around the while Brernaden ste on | Of course, Meekins was given the decision, but “What would | we have jolly well done tf the fellow had taken the count?” say the | brotherhood of English referees, who arbitrate fights while reclining | in chairs o Pm liah tro: referee could not have called a draw und chreu meatene ne both men tosh” s undoubted neither man won, whieh would make the milla ¢ a division of the purse Another well know: The only way out of the | difficulty would have a suspended contest, and have | it continued. at a later | But argument won't hold water, elther, f after the count | of ten a dattle ts over WHAT’S THE ANSWER? THIS EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION HAS CAUSED A LOT OF writers have comm n this side of the water,and many sporting t a crack at the correct solution to the pusate Otto C: Floto, the well known pugilistic authority and sporting nite the Denver Post, writes ag follows Thy only one nce of that kind that I can recall ax long as | have been following the erent events roped arena. Years ago when | was quite young around Chicago, Tommy Chandler and Johnny Files fought In an old livery barn fr te at, Chicage wt | a ry serves me right, Jere Dunne acted as referee ery same 4 knoekout occurred on this occasion, only dtffert from the | Er affate in that neither man was able to rise. Dunne wae fn o | quandary and, after much wrangling, decided it no contest, or some | thing of that sort The proper way to decide a contest of this kind tx draw and divide the purse and other spoils connected with “As to calling \ & suspended contest, this argument does not ag | with my idea, fof the ¥@r¥ good reason that at the exptration of t to call it t a THE STAR— TUBRBDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1909 THE ae PAGE # UP-TO-DATE SPORTS front, around to the back | ‘WOMAN BOWLER WHO ROLLS PERFECT SCORES. EDITED py LAUREN REDINGFON SAYS CONSTANT PRACTICE IS KEY TO Sut Que re dome of the playa whjch and rolled re pulled eff on the dlamoftid, but hod” ate i opt above Nag ett a | een - following, Which happened last |e 2 spina Odught the provider WATERTOWN, N. ¥., Dec, 7 eason in a game at Huntitgion. inde at LS "Varmie OF bag abit. held | Having mashed all bowling re onde 1 * is the lente to it and touphed the runner Tatas! 7 1 to © sag ® Funter on fiat of ae own ghiet, The umpire ea or OlPCUTIAEA CON WHTCT meyeg, |ays hor of eyed Igy. Ry § Tibade gate und tien rovers Heave no room to doubt the getuiné iF ‘Wd re, Basie | it Riparoas Terai neay of her performances, Mra. Hen [me ty thle pnd nti the man with Ne Michiosliiiite ‘of thle city. 'S | phe runner off the ye IN@lin his shirt kept on to the : h between t ¥) “Ap thé jand the r funner followed hampion High score bowler of or atcher and third ean wore horne, The umpire, after thinking rid. Mrv. Butterworth cece, nn a ht up and own, the third (t over, called the first man safe be follows m PA bareman threw badly and the ball, cause the infielder interfered with 297, 260, 288, 28 instead of reaching the catchet,|him in grabbing his shirt, and call nt tngide the shirt of the Nase ad the second runner out because , ranner, who Instantly turned und) the b runner interfored with the| There scores we bent raced to the plat fielder by cerrying away the ball, |#@mee bowled tn a tournament, That The ball had gone tito the run-| The decision started a fght the alleys were regulation, the scor- nora shirt, which was = in| What do you think of It, Mr, Pan? | {8 correct und the pine set true . rst Ae Aubetantiated by affitavite, SE l necemwary when the public refused to DEMAREST ACCEPTS |"); Mre. Butterworth’s style Is her CLINE’S pwn. She delivers the ball RIGHT HALLENGE faftes from the extreme LEFT side of the alley, The bail clings to t Papi iecncergnneens Timo ledge unt! within a few feet of the] pins, when {t xwerves to the right | | striking between the one and two |piow, Tho ball ts not feat, wut the |“hook’ js. uniform, Mra Butter | worth i» the wite H. N. Butter | worth, manager of one of the oldest | mereantije houne thia eity, and is Gne of Watertown's «octal teat She took up bowling for dive and became fascinated. Her version of her petforman: ritten | clalty for The Mtar, follows | HARRY in the annual inter-class crosa-coun-|ten seconds the battle is at an end and all. juriudiction of the referee By Valted Pree) try ron of the University of Wash x at an end. Then he has no more power to ord the fighters to Dee. 1.—Calvin DBD ington, held yesterday ere. ot {resume battle than any of the spectators have, Then, to go back over won the World's 142 the Sophomores rex ap 8 ses the Ust of ‘suspended contests how thahy were of umed? So line billiard champlonahip tour men taking 187, the Juniors 179 after all, the only fair way to both contestants would be to eal! it a vent played tn Now Vor lest 5 at place. draw or divide the purse. There will always be endiess discussions homme the Seniors 157 and last p p teday, and fminediately an ‘The winner turned up in Kenneth | under other circumatances, n n tite wit i“ o p od hte Willingness 44. acdept 0 of Roshan. @ member of the Some old-timers will get back at me and say that the Dempsey } the chatbage of Harty Gane of Simmaan cles Reagan contest was ‘suspended.’ True, it was, but entirely different | Phitadetphia. The matoh wil prob Oe eee oe aetereey Senes: [conditions prevailed than those referred to above ring In which | Pe be played in New York ext ston of the Hutchinson cup. The | Dempsey and Reagan fought was upon the bank of a river, It began | Thi, pisying in. ther Whanipipa Sentors claim the trophy on total} to rain and soon the men were battling in wet up to their knees. That |.» ip was 4 revelation te followers fight was only suspended long enowgh to allow of a new loration to he Points scored tn the Inst three years, while the other classes claim that! the cup goes to the class winning it} three years in succession, irrespect- re of point SOPHS TAKE GAME FROM BROADWAY BADIES For the second time in the series of {nterclass football games betng Diayed at Broadway high school, the Sophomores won from the Fresh men, yesterday afternoon, by a score | of 6 to.0.. The Sophs je, thelr aniy | gcote In the last part of the second half, when the high wind carried a it over the goal line and a Soph ik feli on it. The Freshmien out~-| =". their older classmates all the through the game and should ha e scored a Vat " Phy me puts the entering class , ou! fe running tor the champlon- p of the school. The next game, t between the Juniors and Sen- which was to have been played fc afternoon, will be indefinitely postponed because of pind snow HAWKS S TAKE =wo Pr = ROM CRANES) %, The Hawks caught the Cranes standing on one leg dast night. and swooped down on two out of the three games rolied tn the feathered tournament now in progress at the 8. A.C. aviary Finley of the Hawks was high man with 212, chalked up in the Second game, and an average of 144 ‘All the rollers were on hand, and no | “Dummies” had to be called on. | The scores A Hawks. Finley . 146 212 564 B, Wright 7 12 463 Basel 189 496 Johnston 144 £17 McGregor 196 422 Lars 865 657 i Waiber .. 180 147-494 Degman . s 497 Anderson 446 Mengie Helberg .. 494 494 862 2424 Fe RTI TOIT TOI TA ON AOR * SOUTHPAW FIRST SACKERS ON WAY * TO THE MINORS. * The basebali season of 1910 i of may see the three famous sackers, taken reat elimination southpaw two of whom h part in world’s » recent years. enney Jiggs Dono now of the formerly of who outlived as Claude headed toward lone of them is “k old in years, but Tenney is the the minors, SEES SESE EE EEE only one of the trio who seems ave a chance to be on a * big league club next season. * MMMM eH HANDICAP MATCH LosT BY NEAR-CHAMP zBYS8KO, jedi join babes + des damned 4 (By United Pree.) QUINCY, IIL, Dee Zbyako, the foreign wresticr who leaped ints prominence by ing with Frank Gotch tn their ut at Buffalo Thanksgiving night, failed t George Turner Kellogg, I twiee within 45 minut quently lost the ti nage ation. of the state & BALDUDGR Tailors and Men's Furnishers, 1107 Pike Street, Between Boren and Minor. the men were ordered back Into the same Dempsey won. oo 0 THE RIGHT SPIRIT THAT COMMERCIALIGM HAS ENTIRELY TAKEN THE PLACE of college rivalry and sporting sptrit ia the faverite cry of a whole army of knockers, football expecially coming In for this ecriticiam. Here's an Incident that makes It look as though just the opposite con ditions prevatied The Thanksgiving — between Fordbam aad Syracuse scheduled at Amertean Leagne park, New York, and preparations made to handlv au immense crowd. The day before the game, when it was seen that the ground would be covered with several tnches of snow and siest, notices were sent round to the sewapapers that the game had beon called off. In spite of this, about 490 enthusiasts turned up at the Highlanders’ home, but they were sent away and the gates locked Then the players protested at the postpovement and Yote showed that both teams Were anxious to se then and there, the Lr @ Was started on the pr quarters of an hour to absolutely a This is probably the only timg t= between bitter college rivaly he- This done, contittued until pitch the ring. and the battle Pon after a «f differences pvered field three stands aistory that a football game a single spec veen played without TR maa aa tee <a Yas of $2,000 for Fordham, the bome $C oo 0 D@RANDO PINCHED FROM ROME COMES AN ACCOUNT OF THE AUDIENCE granted Dorandoe by King Victor Emmanuel, It seems that the king | was much interested inthe ex-pastry cook's style of covering the | ground, and requested him to run round the royal park by way of dew instration. Dorando had not gone 60 yards before four detectives rushed him and placed him under arrest, taking him for an escaping anarchist In this instance the | been no mistake fn arre races. The # md o but there of hts Square would have officers were mistaken, ting Dorando during some against Hayes at Madison Garden, for 4 @ ale. |ASKED TO REVOKE COFFROTH’S PERMIT) (By United Pree) “HUSKY ¢ GERMAN ‘ De Mateo lored a petition ~ranted to - 1otd w pring cient Ras The super ty ( San an terday cone! that the Coffroth t Awking Ww permit er the county} bao LATED FOOTBALL STORY ABOUT “TEG.” enter on th aleven, got ard, at oward ny | tay befor the Bernard wa ‘ee about haw the Pp and get a | field th | Invite them over to bi ithe dorm Thanksgiving remarkéd Pet and th will mad endugh to whip bull logs $2. 00 Real Safety | ERNEST SIEGFRED. | Here yur old friend, t eg a a RE Razor.... year ago, almost tipped Little P ‘ Le w York beneath the 1 caaine | gor hy imply romoy the | fl ees guar you want A safe He has joined the Chi 4 want dn or af | f grapplers and will Ou bave at feative mat artiste be f razor n th annual performance rh ppt | Thomas J. Lipton reiterates hi ay ond purpowe to ct %e for the Ameri 24 from. ne Yacht ill permit the ) e nds December 1 } aiied under universal rules. " afety Ra behens - extra bladen.2.50 1 Oe The pride of ever ty Re ' kitchen; a aplendid stove , hag y eURN ves You 30 Waldorf Bide. 706-10 Pike st. SPINNING, | American | oo achat |M’ FARLAND AFTER FREDDY WELSH (By Catted “Presb: NEW YORK, Dec. 7. MeFartand bas sent ward Packs: th to Natianal SPortthg Club of Londoe | country } a) Se sf, oo wetth make that he intends to visit Bngtan @bont Une ps ty January @ yp it Prevddie Wi retain there ‘one at & match with jhe |. age chase? all reviend somle of woigt the Kngiteh ih land states that trouble tn reducing PRACTICAL will haye o 0 that figure. vr} t ie Hghtwetgtt itmit “ ae at 136 pounds: und MeFar- Bo me ne pet me an automaton. The i L whe fanctnated at once, although | WA" & wirike. and each © 1 did not do better than 180 until! foe ho was peorlng. sake Oo adi ogg BD rotied 218. a try for another perfect ga CLINE and did xo soon S iees Felting | 1,28 BAS the tesult. was of the “entioman's game.” Cline, |@ Tat ball. I often had goed games| 269%, and a lead of 123 pins Sutton and Demarest Were in alpen BF May rol aie ating I cannot endorse bowling f three-comered Ue for the tite aj ry eee eran hot 10n. too heartily, Almost ev when the latter defeated the Phila- | T dit ey nt HOt T wh kex it up becom weather i practice # oy , deiphia man in & renaational exhi bition of 20 Innings Champion Demarent, Culler of Boston, Alfred de Oro, th cushion Champton, trip to the Pacific Albert ©. Harry Cline and Present three | are planning a| coast early in Janwary, They will play er cach other and againet the Pact cue experts, | | Netwon hax refused to fight MoPur- | opt at 183 pounds ringside, | i leago Busiliet 'e ankious on ot of fret crack »* it Weleh is ‘ to mert Neteon tha me ee rand and | has planned to | the Talléie of ", cnagland avout wext month for this! son “the sole purpose of me & battle with the Armert- an Mabtwetehe champion. Weish hae been advised of Net- gon") expressed willingness to tke him on and says be wants to grasp the opportunity before it ts too late. | DANCE AT DREAMLAND. Danee tonight. Admission free. one (Something E rolled three perfect went to the alleys. I was ted tracted widerpread attentio - oo Ba sate gels . I began bowling i danuary, 1900, | from the strain wo that when I lift led the bail it wax all I could do starting with a wmall ball tat) y ieted, however, and the grind} ‘ ed to the ulation 16- pound paratated, bowers ad th hanged to the regulation 18-pound | 6 yh eamen dally for BY MAE L, ¥. BUTTERWORTH, Holder of World's High Score Bow!l- ing Recerd. Bo far as I have been certain, is the Dighent bowled by a women, and able to an ote ever | ne T have | - hall as I found my strength sufft. From ox hth average woman. Giscouraged if she does n ed games at. vnce, when. dhe 5 Mere ee for the not know how to handle the ball, @ay | nothing. of controlling it, and ig | races wae October 1 before ‘gang. | letor of. gainer tember 1. It enuld handle the b i; that time the alley fered a tall tor the bere i er corded it, und aliout October 15 1. J.| Soviee | She 4 ie ; Joyoe and myselt distanced the |. Boy UBe Sercises every muscle. | Angsles Motor po olga Poggi gsi lt P”. necessary to be an expert to] It is expected 2 ge Sy Ts ee rae y enjoy the game. There ix more to it! PalmerSinger, Sard tte abbeee Be ecig me | than merely rolling « bail. It must > Pn “Gi what hed heen studied, ang every bowler "| adopt the delivery natural. A i - Seel sor belter Om an should start with the small ball vournament cha: from. 0jong mot aitempt to handle. the Bi pao em contest to af enduranbe| Sa, unili she can do so with eas srind, and gn October 20 Mr. Jaycee! ang in the face of discouragement, | Cars rolled the firat perfent game '/ she should remember it is always |ebue, who Rorthern New York Fhe wan S|THE WOMAN BERIND THE plow. an | had jowt several 290 scores | a ae im the last frame, .L wae then 98 pine |e ten Dome te One in the lead, and determined not to Z | be overtaken, 1 worked hander, and | the next Monday was rewarded with & perfect acore. The night before the finish Mr Joyce rolled from 6 p. m. to 8 a. m. gaining but « few ping, as he had to better 254, his lowest score, to gait | The morning of the last day Mr Joyce started rolling at & o'clock, and. while 1 tet eure ot winning. i for the. 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