The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1910, Page 2

| | Le J The-SPORT PAG Nelson’s Great Gameness Still Forces Him to Believe That He Was Not Knocked Out BY RINGSIDER. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Deo, 6 You can knock this Battling Nel gon person's kicking, make him tn sensi count him out, call him a back 1 tell him he's all tn. but you can't make him believe ft] not in a million | Fairly counted out In the pres | ence of thousands, Nelson still in sists that he was the victim of a short count. And, strange to say, the camera, which “never tea,” in & measiire supports his contention, if one overlooks the fact that Ref. eree Ren Selig, for years Jo ans’ | representative on the Pacific @id not raise the victors arn shown in the above reproduction of | & snapshot taken a fraction of a second after Nelson had from the floor, The Dane testing the decision only nine had been pro- declaring that counted and that he was ready to proceed, He may or may not have been able to proceed, but in this the picture ts against bim. Notice the sagging of the knees. The Rattler was wobbly and another punch on the jaw might have done great harm, Nel son now admits that the first knockdown punch rendered every thing black and that for a few sec onds he was totally unconselous of his surroundings, Marvelous as are (or were) his recuperative powers, hardly stands to reasor that if the first punch brought about that cond the punches that followed for four additiona’ knockdowns would have left him fm any condition to continu battle. But Bat says even if 9 ut of every 1 ringside disagree w are willing to conce that it is not the bitterness of defeat that ts responsible for his stand, but rather the overwhelming gameness of the fighter which wil] not permit n to admit that he has been fairl and squarely counted out [PERTINENT $P0 Sass him, they Right Protestin RT PARAGRAPHS | WELL KNOWN “CONFESSORS Old Doe Cook, Dr. Crippen, Gaby, Philadelphia Little, De Quincy, Frank Chance Jack, George Champion John Arthur Johnson will spend a few the folks on Wabash av. New York upset Johnson's workings, and he has been seeing ‘possum with red, white fur, and similar things. Jack will probably loaf that roll begins to wrinkl days wit digestive and blue bank Minnesota, conference football champions, having been put over the jumps by the Wolverines, will probably help Chicago keep Yost’s eleven out in the cold hereafter, An outsider is prone to wonder where is the cold. Shades of McAuliffe, Lavigne, gast, lightweight champion! Erne, Gans and Nelson Wol » stars on earth in New York, promoters are With all the making desperate efforts to make pool and billiards popular. Igast articles are lon Charlie Ha part to scan the typewritten lines car ly a8 @ guarantee that Wolgast and don't slip in a sleeper providing for Moran to strap his righ to his body upon entering signed—if this ever hap vey's When the Moran Wo it wil! be t pens Dopesters are proving that the baseball teams of their burgs were better (on paper) t teams that finished ahead of them. Meantime the flag flies for the clubs that led the way to the wire From a New York paper I learn escaped. Later, the victims, real that Capt. De Nyse of the New !ting the carp were only good for York aquarium bas seined the lake | "0% food, emptied thelr ponds in in Prospect park, catching a large number of perch and carp. The carp were killed. The article stated the authorities thtend to exterml in many waters hey thrive whe ey wallow and th ooking, nate the carp. dj is unft for a buman Fine! It fs to be hoped authori to ea ties In other sections will take| Not only has the carp driven this rather broad hint and follow|game fish from every locality eds of wild rice suit. The carp has no excuse. It| where they « should not be permitted to exist./ing has dest It is a pest, liké the house fly thousands of This fresh water hog is the! beds, which in f Greatest danger the game fish of/an att netic our fresh waters have to contend | flocks of ducks in thetr migratory With. Since {ts introduction in this| flights. country in the early 808,.at the} Conse tion of our game fish suggestion of a more foolish than! and a government war on carp wise government fisheries depart-| would be welcome. With steam ment official, it has driven bass,|trawls, the Lake ald be perch, pickerel and other game! swept fre he water hogs and fish from their former habitat, and| the game food fish given a in some sections almost extermi-| chance to In natura nated them. Not only ut Lakes and Many men, believing implicitly | tributary streams should the carp the government expert's opinion,| be wiped out, but In public water stocked streams and ponds with/ stream and lake where it exists it carp. It wasn't long before some| should be exterminated tn J. COULON TO WINTER BO ig ING j IN THE CRESCENT CITY CHICAGO, Dec. ¢ Johnny The Hawks won only one game|Coulon, the crack Chicago bantam out of the three on the 8. A. C.; welght, will winter at New Orleans alicys last night, yielding the| Coulon is now in the Crescent City other two to the Cranes. it was; Where he went t Har &@ bird of a match. (Joke.) jvey last Sat n ha Here are the scores several matches in sig’ Jian Cranes. Carroll of California will be given a Degnan .. 149 174 224— 547] tryout by Coulon and Monte Attel Fans 152 1 179 466\\8 another fighter with whom a Walbon, C 160 2 z| match ma arranged Heiberg 181 180 146 07 | pe : WISCONSIN GETS A otals $32 694 707 GERMAN 8. B. COACH Hawks. : . Rawson 163 154 { Kirschgasser, coach of the Un McGregor, C.. 202 169 versity of Wisconsin baske " team, who a med his new dutle Tot ‘3 662 644 ,| today, is rated as one of the beat basketball coaches in t country “KNOCKOUT” BROWN and prospects for a champion team WOULD MEET MORAN are regarded as exception NEW YORK f to meet “Knoc wi . to mest “Kno a EMERYVILLE. and it 1B r aa hala aks eave ‘within 6 EMERYVILLE, Dee. 6.—Fi time.” Bre Amirers b «| race—BL heep won, Minnedocet pe i << Mores econd, Lord Clinton, third. Time their opinion on the dope afford today r e-—Academlst won, Al ta ond, Red Klaw third BOSTON NOT SOLD Time—1 4-6, BOSTOD Dee. 6 I 1 rd ace futurit course iealiy denied here today that the] Fathe uftord 1, Matador sec Boston National club | old. | ond, B b third. Time—1:12 A controling interest Hil b Fourth race, six furlong Jim heid nex by John P. Harr , won, Jim Gaffney second son of Pit 6 |F to third, Time—1:14 1G the Decision. ‘COLLEGE The football team of sity of Michigan was | banquet at Detroiy by ¢ Association, and ali of the ented with gold football n was the most succe: ful in years Coach Dollard of the University basketball greatly plea his squad in the first game of tt rason against the Roch He has great hopes of t & wipning combination. The football season closed, and yet they a Byract team baseball Meld at the University ¢ California getting ady for th Pactfic Coast season. Man ase ball son, He re scheduled, bat on in the association may y number up to collegiate rules were offictal The first trip of th Yale basketball will be played at Brooklyn « cember 28, and the last « Brookiyn January The team wif! visit Cleveland, Bu only now the or niso be at » turned Referee Selig Holding Up Moran's Arm in Token of Victory—Nelson on | ATHLETICS asl at the showing of! has barely | yut on the ot ” play | The inter | adopted as} game of the Christmas team f falo, Onwego and Rochester during the trip. Fifteen colleges will be repre yented nual indoor games of the ¢ of the Cit f New York, which will take ace) |6OOn February 25. Among h “ in vited to compete are Yale Har vard, Penn Columbia Amherst Williams Brown and rf local and out of town Institut ee * *% JOHNNY THOMPSON * CLEANS AUSTRALIAN i* IN EASY FASHION &% SYDNEY, N. 8. W., Dec. 6 % Fifteen thousand sports that * jammed the arena at Rush Cut & ter's Bay saw “Cy John * ny Thompson Hughey ® MeLagen, an Australian light *® weight, In the fifth round of &® what was to have been a 20 * round battle. * MecLagen was outclassed ® from the start, and his se # onds threw a towel into the |® ring during the fifth round to * prevent the Amertean from *® punishing their man any more * The men fought at eateh & weights. re * * * * o * * * 7 * et * «| * + * . * SHORT SPORT Jack (Twin) Sullivan knocked out Jim Stewart of Brooklyn at New York last night in wa to have been @ 10-round go. The second of the cla champtonship football 8 of the Broadway high school will be played this afternoon, The junior and senior classe forces. are the opposin Tommy Dixon of Memphis wo a de over Tom Brenahan Omaha in a 10-round boxing mat« nt Kansas City last night | The University football player will be dined and near-wined at ed at the New Washingt All 14 teams in the six-day bik race were tied at midnight ni crowds ere watching the grind Jim Barry and Tony Ross wi fight 20 rounds at w Orlean December 1 | | Packey {tell have 10-round bout |New York Dec McFarland ned article for to be pulled ember 19 Abe A & of < t-| the | THE MONARCH THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, Grote-Rankin Company’s Mammoth Removal Sale ee 1910, We Are Selling for Cash or Credit This Is the Sale That Thousands Have Been Waiting For moms Everything Must Go Before We Move to Pike and Fifth Positively No 4 Purchase Your CHRISTMAS PRESEN at Sale Prices Promises Made for Deliveries Sor f our customers were disappointed hrist PI t before had when we would not promise to make imme Oe lity to buy good, diate delivery of their pt ses. 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