The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1910, Page 2

THE STARMTHURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1910, ‘torn THE WORLD OF —EDITED BY BAURENCE REDINGTON IT HAPPENED, IT’S HERE IT’S HERE, IT HAPPENED eka AND TAUGHT FITZSIMMONS FAMOUS SOLAR PLEXUS THE FIGHTER HAD HIS HOT BRICKS When the bare knuckle fight Orn tised to meet on the turf, hot the coast promoters have about given up all hope ey Ketehel into the same ring with ra fight of sufficient length to tent fighters, and t¢ looks very much had decided to let the negro and am Langf he merits is though Kete ie game seve And in this the gentleman bricke were a pt rt ot the ul Michie fb beat of judgment, for he mont hey employed boys to 4s HO more che Beggar Sam” than he had run from the fighting wround te ainst Jack boson, and that fight was a joke to lg an toh ey 0 RR ned yw anciaco fight improssartos were Many times they wat in the cor the { but he managed | bette mary Smee ns i two hot bricks and holding two 9} finally signed with Langford to box more In thelr hands | TIP WRIGHT ver the six nd reute. aneatiofac | k » in April at all, and is 4 mo ‘ y arrang round ax Joe Woodman 7 et MoClelian kno ' houlder | min 4 it, “Reggars can’t be choosers, and poor Sam _PROF, MIKS DONOVAN, Bap 8s “ Fong Mod SA uname § hy nd to take half a loat or none at all 4 allp out I'd swing my fet at)” 6 0 © “ad a hard time getting the money. | iim by moving my body to the right. | Langford’s recent t with Flyne tn Los fend on the Inst ed f grace we) in the neventh round I got Mo-| bat was nothing more & warmup for the went to ® el ¢ a bans ye He n Inte owr rier and] ay i dinge, and the wonder ts that anybody took nd. who was rich and | rook @ short, quick step toward hiv. | ¢» meeting a snot » bet on th z om He raiwed hie guard to pr th i ceca oF tees cane pba Boog? Corbett and aamured him|tacg when I suddenly swung for- | ide, the previous fig ot Los Angeles “news round route. Jim would beat Mul twod us the $5 I went to j}ward my left, straight Into his jaw knocking him out for three min paper decis itieceen asta Siieshnn tenth oie es | 1 urge [Of bie misery after fow | with terrific punches, because he But he hy of thAt nad to beat them in four rounda right ahd was wary. Ko und bap » blows were niwaye to the hotchers were sidestepping him, and when the city authorities of Pittsburg had @ so fat as to de cree that there were only six men fie with him the section of the pens! SPORT OPPOSE BIG HT Scrap—Not Finish Fight. | (Ry United Press) IAKLAND, March 1 Deter od to prevent If possible the pro tors of the Jeffrien-Johnaon fight 1 holding the big heavyweight @ at the Rmeryville rage track na on the Fourth of July, th ureh Feedration of the Alameda county district has instructed ite neel, Attorney Carlos G, White, » courts. ut the state law prohibiti his to « finish, and went over Five Innings of Hard Hitting and Good Oakland Church Federa- | on Takes Legal Steps to Prevent oJhnson-Jeffries looked right enough, bat at o meeting seemed very bett and wee be Later | tried thie same shift, put-| At ‘torney Donahue : @crewy, and the conclusion was {ther Sam was badly out of con adviser I had t ting my left into his stor and 1| ferred with him ragard dition, or that he was fighting fouble wraps, and perhaps under srry adn Fin ay vig Bag fooled him with it every | proniniting ents sated hi agroagg | rite Deh tes Seine 6 ie h there was nothing to It but Ce ttn” tune’ tain a new | permitting itmited estimated hi ment to extent of being unable to even up the John L. was not bimeeif; tf he had | jay nder the direction of an inoorpor- | aa affairs on pot t the « rounds that, {t's hard to hold Lang been, a man like © tt would |" Ie later years, t Fiteximmone | 4ted athletic club ford to account fe slifig tactics he may employ, for fighting is never have whipped met Gorvett. I th with him in| The district attorney advised his business, and it w ase of fight or starve, when even the top Jim top Ut] exhibitions, Bob hit comers he met| White that there was no q if whip, Give Bugs First Taste of Spring Baseball cruits Show Form. crack team he hae at miy been better shape than ix and if he dards. of ground ar ones that he has to streteh wen it Schaeffer ix a und hin bag. He the x ' ‘DONOVAN COACHED CORBETT TO DEFEAT SULLIVAN CHURCH PEOPLE'VETS AND COLTS OUT vINGTON ° COLUM FOR PRACTICE IN fold We mij wall to Re x fn th ‘a the ea the bowmlbtitty he Mi rene ke ft also & fie o W, iy m ) take tl rand te gh oe 1910 work, at are ieee ie tan be ( re not wight ay OF aa, will be * to make @ Jally a for, good at : sen . Jafter round he atelied and Uanced, | ile diliad Uasrhon. ane meant 4e covering limited round con-| Dretehi, the college twirler tro . fm the entire country who would b | lothing ulltvan tire Mimaeit, and t “4 ardam and nearly |) vim, assuring the attorney for the! stinneapoih yarn mitted to swap sh with killed others finneapotia, pitched three innir, perm: jm Peap: pemenes with | kept Sagging, “Go in and finteh htr Why don't you hit them in the | federation that bis offtee would @l-) for one of the teame yesterday. P bim ‘ ja can tare 4 OM. YOU #°°\ stomach?” | asked him one day,| ¥ays Bes read 7 te saniet bie ene | ke ike a ball player, and works z ig ne > ate “ You'll kill somebody with those|!@ngible legal battle for the better-|itke « man who can ficid his post As to Ketch even his beast Corbett is mistaken when he says | jaw ‘guinehe wg <f **/ ment of the moral « ition of the} tie m, os well as ont the ball yess friends are shaking their heads jit wae an uppercut that finished Tm afraid they'll hit me while| country and the prevention of law-|the plate. If he proves ae good as over Bis fecent performances, and Ne. 4 (Sete, s Sorbett planted « straight it.” he replied breaking ae - [he looks. Seattle will have a valua- OF ance gute right behind Sullivan's and re : smedintely after the conference| tie man in this y¢ t # fe agreed that be mu: ype dng BY PROF. MIKE DONOVAN. ated the blow y Sul “I'l show you how to de it and| Attorney White announced that hej o [oe ee another first class fig and restore Jan J. Corbett had fought his} livan, Bie face ao pletare of agony,| guard yeur head,” | replied. And || would procesd without de by re Pe a2 = himself to good standing as a great draw with Peter Jackson be-| toppled over, defeated ing the | ght him the shift and stomach | » rt to the law to prove the objects Pennington, the new third base- championship attraction, or drop fore I met him, tn ~ Orleans.| country hailed a new chéfngion. blew. He always used it after! and status of the Marathon Athletic | 40 ~ aad tae ts ‘ into the obscurity of a second rater I wanted to stee bien ep, and aaked leardon's death, aithough no one) ciuh, the incorporators of which are | /P'form yew ¥ mmpreased the critics very favor Ketch seoma to have gone back him to show me some of the blows |," was a right shift, oe © blow | noticed It until he beat Corbett, | entge be (Fou) Rickard, John J. |! the beat of condition, suffering trom a sight lag with a vengeance. Once a mar and shifts he used Tee Gis te Se Some c| w ik ania ih as | Gtens R. J. Watson and Joseph | 0% this he ap, he showed £004 speed on the patha, ~ step about, on hie graceful solar plexus blow-——with | m the crucial m Ht came ati r, eham,. the fight promoters. brought off the only star p f the day, stopping & into the limelight, there {8 no Ie pecan neta then Be tgs yi | Fitasimmons defeated i ai Bot F arson City, Fitzeimmone for ed | Thetriot Attorney Donahue of Oak. | Went Well toward short, and pegging it right inte to the stories, both true and false, at Carson City, | taught "Pitesim. | Corbett to throw up his guard. and). Dim * Sinoee ne ene tas ae with stopping to set for the thr that are told about bim, and posst Ta Young man, m, you' re the fellow to) mons this blow, then drove his left against the stom- |" gg bron tee gh sts _ Eevee o applause from the bu Bly those whe say that Stanley ts ‘ t Suili | 1 dimcowered tt | The somr plexus blow wan|?, Ihe prorarence 10 the siane of 6 work out. Pen : self may be exaggerating the facts \ > yore Ooh ernem On- | Pranelens August, 1879 authorities to interfere PE \ 7 ~ wered. the fourt . oan the . ‘ 2 and Johneon, the outfielders who will ; Dat it must be admitted that the | bs f . rth round of tha bores The or restrictions are that who will try out balance is against him ace Sullivan Sage man he was.| my sh was dis “oe contests shall be sparring exh’ m, are expected today. ‘They are sald f é es / 1 a heres had to keep be ares ma.” said Donahue. “That the} “ ave ” K 5 dale we Stbiee tor Bees a elbow side, Io y + ber of rounds shall be limited P RNs Ae hel b y & for Frank Ween i j Corbett | thumb’ in my belt, but I cogld not! in the nem a 11088 four-ounce gloves shall be used anothe or lad who is anzious to brant inte Klaus « sad when bh fen't Ge <n | e £ @ doctor shall examine t sprung ® surprise day by donning a mask and dodging promoters whe nt to sien i | te vm eredit game. He Je a cour { fine throws down ts him with Lang liely / “THEY'RE OFF” AT. hie, 1 understand, will be com-|* preaned the fans by od in getting the ball evading those t to match him with the Pittsburger over the | Hed with. The fight is annour eens oS eee ere, oo better every marathon rout nich didn't make 2 very creditable showing axainat | JAMEST | Seougeiiong the. eri the tone 41 ee eee eee thelr r at six-round affair, and he can't see a long fight noe fighte of Sullivan and Kilrain, | @**iting the arrival of his trunk. containing the with a pair of binoculars chich. | understand, covered an|to every ball player, Raymond has been Playing oo°0 a ne 0 tee pronounce fr, ball, and showed a lot of pep Tuesday when p They say Jim Jeffries ia indig y @ eparring exhibits abit outtit nant because his story of his over the country, was chopped and eiited by the publishers. Awf thought, what would this literary from the Jackse gem have been ike uf it hadn't beer Penna xi os tracks have touched with the big blue pencil? many of the bes Whoever wrote the story for Jim The race between the crews of happened at Stanford to break off country will at did a mighty r job, and the an- | Stanford and Washington, set for the match, The race was agreed) P ridere in the! &pe nd the meeting. | the moters assert that the ooo fornia authorities Reg race of the two crows, and it is thought | Tex Rickard has been quoted ust be calied off. Reasons arising | that another date may be secured. as saying that if Job takes care | since arrangement make it impos | The Stanford-Washington race of bimecif he is due to get the best of the Fourth of July argument bv was to be one of the big athletic When this alleged interview was flashed over the country, Rickard’s Zedinick bas no iden what has eve of the sen friends, who have been deploring the fact that he has been fn bad on | . = - “ everything connected with e big fight, hailed the opin with de Nght, as the first sign of class the promoter had shown. Now he | JEFFRIES WILL GO TO TRAINING comes out with a denial, an! spetls the ettect of his little bomb shell CAMP WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS | COAST LEAGUE SEASON i game ae | LOS ANGELES, March 31.—If Burns states ‘that the big grappler| Sie erc*ier Uf come ether eaten | Metts Rotien The other members of the training staff also eam be j gathered quickly, and Jeffries ox- | seen catastrophe does not inter (By United Frew.) At San Francisco fere, he will start for San Francis | pects to begin his actual work the SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.~1 R. H. E|oo next Friday or Saturday, en| day of his arrival at Rowardennan. | “Play bail” yelled Pupire George] pin pronchess § $ [] route to Rowardennan to begin hin} Jeffries, Joe Deamond and Ka | training for the Johnson ba Hopperstead reached Los Angeles | Jim's plans are up in the from thelr automobile trip into the yet. He stated today th Inyo county mountains about mid neisco and | night Vanhaltren, the grizzled veteran of} Batt » Garett and Fisher many a hard fought diamond bat y and Berry bt tle, and the Coast league season of At Gneramente auet hear from San 1910 was formally opened at R Rn rom Rowardennan beft he can| The big.fellow was in excellent | peation park yesterday, the con-| Sacramento i ye certain of the date of his de | sptrite and declared that he alte | : Oukland 2 4 Ff) parture, If he leaves Los Angeles| five pounds on the trip tending teams being the Seals! fatteries—Hunt and La I jthis week, it robable t . ' ated’ . Mont Fr a peers os @ pre at he He anning another hunting | and Walter McCrieie’s Beavers. | Mosher, ristiar | Will go down to bie mountain camp | trip, b is scheduled to bégin The weather was idea! for bare)" labove Santa Crus next Monday the week after the Johnson mili. ball, the sun shining warm and | = r eal ft ences cea Bonen © Favorable Decision fo pater SG —e Betting By Delted Pree) of the league and elu «i a t N, Utah, Ma in automobile pa | town streets disapp Fi : , otnted fight wom (ty United Prees) if > | work, | today are seeking to learn the real | WMERY VILLE, Cal, March 91 i eases were made by Frank Ish,| reason why Tommy Dawson of Lor lat fecision of the state supre the usual practice rk president of the San Francisco clu t it le no orime for w third 1 JAME a y "ve, Mar h 31 ont 7 ” ; actically complete, Seores of BOWLERS IN 1911 Detied Prem) BAN Pieanel °O, March 31 ykane, Wash, was sélected as meeting place for the tourna ents | ment of the Western Sowling Con nouncement that it was mu dited | May 25, was called off yesterday, on only Monday in a letter ived will surpass the cards in Florida | grescs in 1911 at « meeting of the leads to interesting speculation as ager Zednick received the | by Zedr Tiere has no | and California delegates this afternoon to lis quality in the rough joliowing telegram from the Cali- trouble between the management i Tus Pog after Bonnett a long rest han | Classified Page. the fir He was snap nday, and yesterday he decided that no with hia wing. ie or Sell Real Estate. Business C and lat@ off tor the day Closing Out Odd Patterns Mahoga —— Dressers and Chiffoniers wresident Grah ME tha, Cons; | don, Eng., showed the whi feather | person to hold stakes as lomy ¥ he lenaue ond on-Pre t Cal Ewing, | #04 fled from the theatre with his og Bs By. has had an ‘che last word sald, President Gra-| ™&nager just five minutes before | The attendance at the races hap hae bam, in the absence of © Me be wan to meet Pete Sullivan of | it od nearly 100 per com i tw This Fine Tuna Mahogany Chif-| This very superior pattern, in| Thie is a Tuna Maho f Carthy, who is ill, put on a piayer’s| "@!l River, Mass., for a 20-round | and the betting han increased || fouter, extra large size, was left | dark mahogany; only one left; | fonier, a Very neat pattern, as cap and tossed the sirst ball acros As soon as it wa earn od that a The stakeholder pre over from a suite; to close out | oval mirror, straight front, neat | pictured; straight lines, square the plate. The Seais then took | Pawson had disappeared, the pro-| sur become @ fixed inatlt this piece wo offer it at half| iy turned standard mirror, tapered toflet standards, | * their positions in the field, and the | moters th near fight” jumped tom, he new r sting. non price; 8 . soles r h dard pennant fight we Bre Pome e nettle enta are being wanearenl for ae ‘ 5 é | regular price $31.50 ‘ it COAST LEAGUE RESULTS. Hi, pen ae ‘ ~ se B hai sal INCIN watt Ma 7 Tee erday ' ret of the crowd wa $24.50 Mahogany Chiffonier .816.50 | $50.00 Mahogany Dresser $65.00 Mal 7 om ermann, chairman of the national | made up habituala, who had os | ” 4 . : At Los Ang ee 4 oor i offered & guarantee. | baseball commission, today ad abliahed credit. Many of them did $30.00 Mahogany Cfiffonier .819.50 | $80.00 Mahogany Dresser tr ste 1 ? R natead of accept ver, hel ted that the published ruling in the | Mt take advantage of the. stake : ) » ong ¢ £ Alabout faced and “beat it” In A di| case of holdout Catcher Johnny holder. However, ‘te was PAbine || $32.50 Mahogany Chiffonier .$21.50 | $28.50 Mahogany Princess Dresser 24.50 Ma m Anolon ed Wagan: Boull |FeHion Opposite to the theatre Kling of the Chicago Cub ix cor-|ervectyg ee hit! betters, ppd ap $33.00 Mahogany Chiffonier $22.00 on 4 $18.75 and Sw . rect. The full report was sched-| betting will be more in evi: ’ ‘ ’ $35.50 Mahog » ss Dresser COLLEGE PLAYERS |uled to be aiven out Thursday, but |at present on account of theese $33.50 Mahogany--Chiffonier 0 apasiy Frincess Dt $: AE | jthere was a leak somewhe and | holder's presence. 38.50 Mahogany.Chiffonic 25.5 ‘ 23.0 $26 \ PLAY IN RAIN| the important ruling in the finding $08.40 Mahogany Chiffonier .WRG.UO | 946 on i stioginy Hinces Drom of the commission has already been | JOHNSON WINS $37.50 Mahogan¥-Chiffonier $24.75 $43.00 ch the rain was coming! FROM SUTTON)| $50.00 Mahogany,.Chiffonier 833.50 | $57.50 Mahogany Princess Dresser 175.0 WA tout ve (ORVIE OVERALL 4 : - |} $63.00 Mahogany Chiffonier .842.00 $38.50 | $155.00 Ma vores S. 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