The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1912, Page 2

T ir Pink, pul i outside sport joasip, if you are ented In the Pink. Have it delivered by carrie Would Prevent Repeal of Frawley Measure NEW YORK, Jan, 12.--That New Yorkers are strong for boxing ex- hiditions when properly conducted was chown here this aftornoon when plans for @ monster mass meeting to protest against Gov. Dix's recommendation that the leg- istature repeat the Frawley boxing law took definite form. Under the Frawley = law, . found bouts, under the supervision of a boxing commission, are per missible, and by their action in ar ranging for the mass meating, which probably will be held soon, local fight fans show that they want the measure to stand, A bill modeled after the Frawley measure has been introduced in the Rhode Island legislature and it ts believed ft will be passed. eien on ight? ~/~ peony Melp BALDNESS at Mot WHY NOT ‘We Bestly Do GROW HAIR Nobody Mes be bald, and most people could save them- aie, from the ugliness of head by a reisten' mn and am um of ey carelessly ignore thelr own find iy ones sieve OF your scalp ia di ), don’t wait, but Bet Porth the will power Taherent anyone while and take some steps wad isit our parlors if posaible, and jet our expert examine your case ag show you a, names <* ome your acquaintances aps, who have been greatly donot ited by our treatment. it wil Yeu potting, If you show to be treated or purchase our Prepamtion and treat yourself, we can assure you that you will a a for i ‘owo 00, yet $10.00 worth of au for skin Aineases our - tion is invaluable, siuaen Heezerm cures tor wale at all drugplatee A. P. RIGGS & CO. Ritel Bldg, Seattle, Wa, V. 8. a. jeation, devoted to the sporteman, events of the world. All the local oe News AND STATISTICS interested in sports, you're inter Professional Sports Fostered ok a AOD 2 asa Be att’ GOTHAM FANS WANT BOXING SST. LOUIS CARDINALS se | SECURE TEN MILLION ited Press Leased Wire LAND, Or, Jan, 13 he Portland Ski club announced today | that ite members would make the ltrip te Government Camp, on Mouht Hood, next Friday. ‘They will go by train and automo bile to Rhododendron, where they will remain for the night, and wil then ski to Government Camp and return the next day, Morphy Fight “Will Not] Trip for Portland Sk Canceled ame World's Series Tennis NEW YORK, Jan, 12.--To estab- ish a world’s series Tennis event to supplant the annual competition for the Dwight Davia cup, ex- ponents of the game in France to- \day cabled a suggestion here that the various Tennis governing bodies send delegates to a confer: Jence to be held in Paris next July. SHE WILL FLY IN “BABY GRAHAM-WHITE”™ LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13.—-Miss Bianehe Scott, who will fy at the coming Domingues aviation mect, announced today that her oraft will be the famous “Baby Grabam- White,” with which the British avi- ator gained fame, The car will be: shipped today from New York, THE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1912 PORTS Edhed by, ROY WHITMAN COULON'T HELP Hi8 TRAINING]. Irate Father-—I'm getting tired of this nonsenre. You've been en ®axed to that young man for six months, Does he ever intond tw marry you? Daughter—You. must have pa tence, papa, Remember he's an actor. Irate Father—What has that to “sneak ~l ‘Why, he’s fond of long ter—Why, ngagements—Stray Stories. o ray CHANGE OF FORTUNE Knicker—They used to have trou. ble keeping the wolf from the door. Bocker—Now they have trouble keeping the Welsh rabbit from it. New York Sun. LIMITATION “A woman can be just as self-re- Hant and independent as & man,” Mr. Meekton's wife, defiantly. jebbe she can, Henrietta; meb- be she can, But not while she wears dresses that hook up the | pack."—-Washington Star, TOMMY MURPHY NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Tom- my Murphy will start for San Wednesday, of his seheduled fight Grover Hayes on Janvary account of Hayes’ in- band. Murphy expocts matebed with some oth- fighter in San Francisco. feewakeennne =z J = i z eeeeeeeetees Seeeeeeeaeeeaee * 86 SAYS JACK CURLEY JIM FLYNN, CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—“Ty Nevada doesn't want the John- son-Flynn battle there are plenty of places which do,” said Jack Curley, promoter of the big scrap, here this afternoon in response to reports that the sage brush state sports were kicking. “*T have a letter from Casey Moran of Porcupine, Ont., Curley went on, “offering $50,00 cash if we will hold the fight there, All this talk of stopping the fight in Nevada makes me tired. It will bring $500,000 into the state.” Curley stated that he had received a wire today from ‘Tom O’Rourke of New York that the articles for the Flynn Palzer fight in New York had been forwarded for the signature of the Pueblo fireman. See aaa es = TWO SPOKANE WRESTLERS HEIRS TO ESTATE (By United Press Leased Wire.) SPOKANE, Jan 13.—Frank and Adolph Glahe, two wrestlers of the Spokane Amateur Athletic club, are heirs to an estate valued at $200,000. Fred Glahe, known throughout the Middle West as the “father of free lunch,” died in Chicago recently and left the bulk of his estate to his two sons. Guarantees the best service at the lowest cost to move, pack, ship or store furniture and pianos at— Beki Cedar 414 East 414, MADISON At 12th TEN VICTORIA, Jan. 13-—-A deal has been perfected between the Cleve- land, Victoria and 8t. Louis National clubs, whereby Ten Million, the sensational young outfielder, will play with the Cardinals next year. Cleveland is long on outfield materi: actically settled thi Buddy Ryan, the Portiand Beaver, who led the Coast league in batting year, will get the only vacancy. Joe Jackson and Birmingham will atick. St. Louis, on the other hand, needs a couple of new fly-chasers, and Ten Million will have a good chance TOMMY SHEEHAN IS MISSING AND JUDGE M’CREDIE IS WORRIED (By United Press Leased Wire.) PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 12. McCredie, owner of the Beavers and the Portland Baseball club today admitted that he was worried re- garding the whereabouts of Tommy Sheehan, captain of the vers last year. “I have tried to find trace of Sheehan for two months,” sai today, “and I have failed. None of his friends have heard a word from him, and when I was in San Francisco, his home, recently, No one seem- - not to trade Sheehan to any other an offer to manage the Victoria Northwestern club this season. Victoria offers a increased salary and is McCredie in the hunt for the missing ball player, as they want Tommy to sign the contract. * * * * * * * » * » » » * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ! . , § By KENNEDY Fraaklin is beginning to look forward to the baseball season. Franklin hag only three of last year's men—Fitz, Williams and Dutton—who played star ball for thelr team. Fitz, who played shortstop, will hold his old position this year, without doubt. Fitz is @ claasy little baseball player, and knows the game. Be- fore entering Franklin, he red shortstop and third base for Vashon college, and he pul off some of the closest plays seen on the diamond for the past four years. He also had a fine record in fielding and batting, only striking out twice in two years, and not making an etror. Fits played good bal! for Franklin last year, and would have played much better, only be bad @ little troutite with the coach, and he wouldn't give him uch ?of a chance to the position he liked. Willams, who helped Lefty Mclvor take care of the pitch- or'e box last year, will do the twirling this year, Dave is cer- tainly a smell pitcher, and he bas so much steam that he them jumping all the me. Broadway has tried to kidnap him several times, but Dave stack with Franklin. Williams was the veteran third baseman for Franklin two years -. and the way he used to shoot them over to first kept the first baseman in agony ali the time. Dutton ts also a good player, and is there when It comes to chasing flies, and wil! most likely play first base this year. If we could only have Molvor back again, we would have a * swell team. Oh! why did you play with Dug, Lefty? REAR ARARHRHERARHKAHKRHH Khe ENGLAND NOW SHAKING A FOOT FOR THE NEXT YEAR’S OLYMPIC GAMES |! LONDON, Jan. 13.-—-English sportsmen are still sore over America’s victory at the Olymptc games in London, in 1908, and the governing bodies are making every effort to perfect an Olymple team for Stock- holm in the departments where they were beaten three years ago. “The Athletes’ Advisory club” has been formed to patch up quar- rela between the various governing bodies, find gymnastums, tracks and training quarters, employ coaches and prepare to avenge the defeat in London, “We have to admit,” sald the chairman, “that American athletes have improved in events where they were weak, and we have been left behind. We must search for talent and must bring training methods up to date.” 8, 8, Abrahams, who holfis the Swedish record for the broad jump and is one of mngland's best) all-around athletes, said: “We ought to send to America for trainers, an the Swedes have done. We have been satisfied that we led the world tn sports and have sat still, while other countries forged ahead.” Charles Otway, of Sporting Life, said: “In America the training of amateur athletes begins whe® they are young. The interscholastic rec. ords there equal the varsity records here. We will have to train our boys, or we will never equal the Americans,” While it ts too early to game the principal English entrants, there will be among them, probably, 8 Marathon runner who will extend the fastest long-distance men. This ts Harry Green of London, who sprung a surprise by beating-M. J. Ryan of New York in the Sporting Life race from Windsor to Putney. Englishmen believe Green could have defeated both Johnny Hayes Dorando over the Marathon. Other men upon whom England is depending are; D, H, Jacobs, who has run 800 yards in 818-6 seconds and is (ho best short-distance man Cambridge ever produced; D. F. McNichol, a miler, who holds the British Amateur Athletic association champlonship: though undersized, he ts spe and won five championships tn three weeks—the London mile, the Midland mile, the Scottish mile and half mile, and the International mile; W, Scott, holder of the A. A. A. 10-mile champlonship; P. J. Baker, miler and winner of the Oxford-Cambridge | vs. YaleHarvard meet; D. MacMillan, a Cambridge man, who won the | sprint on the same oceasion; 8. 8, Abrahams, jumpe STORAGE AND TRANSFER COMPANIES ~~ Auto Delivery Co. INC 0 aa City Messenger & Transfer Co. SESSSSEESESESES REESE REESE & SESSESSSESEEEESESESSSEE SEES © and Delivery i Furniture Moved Quick Ber Dalton st. Bxprom apd Stored, at DOPE AND HE Star is strong for amateur COMMENT T events, and amateur doings news of professional sportamen, Amateur Sports See) ‘The Star, Main 9400, Independent 441. ICARNEY GETS BILLIARD _ Rose Retains Skifl (Beef SAN PRANCISCO, Jan, 13,-—That Ralph Rose has retained all his wonderful skill as an athlete, and that be is Mkely to maintain Amer lea's #Gpremacy ip the shot put event at the Olymple games tn Swedon next summer, ts indicated here today by the fact that at the indoor meet of the Olympic club here last night the giant Californian wmashed the isdoor secord for the 16pound missile by hurling the weight 48 feet 9% inches. Harry La Moine of the New York Athletic club held the former record, 46 feet 10 Inches, Before he went on the floor Rose told his friends that he would bang up # new mark, and he made good with the first throw. On the first attempt he sent the weight 47 feet 5% Inches, well over Le Molne's record, He then put this throw to the discard by setting the new fig- ure of 48 feet 9% inches, which mark, shot putters say, is likely to stand fo me time, WASTED “TL sbould thinks,” said the woman of the house, “you would have too much seif-reapect to make your liv- ing by ” “Lady,” protested Ruffon Wrats, for Doe Roller AN EXPLANATION Church——What is an optimist? Gotham—-A man who believes everything comes to him who waits. “And he waits and nothing comes to him,.what ie he?” he's @ fool.”—-Yonkers JUSTIFIABLE SUSPICION “I guess | must be getting old.” “Why do you think so?” “A pretty girl dropped one of her gloves on the sidewalk this mi ing and I permitted another man to beat me to it”—Ohicago Record: Herald. DOC ROLLER DENVER, Jan. 13.--Dr. B. F. Roller of Seattle today ts in the wrestling discard as a re sult of his defeat in two straight falls here last night Exception In Her Case Kate—They say a woman is as eeeeeeeee fall in 73 minutes and the sec- * ond in 12 minutes. * FUER ER EEE EH r mind, dear; we all know you are only 26."—Boston Evening Transcript E Re datathndatntadnde tated and some of the other Vance, when he heard that young Mr. Gesek, the Spokane amateur, was clamoring for a bout. Now Frank tossed Eddie once upon a time, and he is but exercising the rights of a champ, when he refers challengers to men he has defeated. He might have said: “Go and get « reputation, Mr. Gesek,” and it would have been words of wisdom. Gesek has done fairly well as an amateur-— but he will know more of the professional game after he has followed it for a while. oe oe re ! Tommy Sheehan is lost, and Judge McCredie is worried. in other words, Tommy forgot to tell the judge where he was going. Unpardonable oversight. Anyhow, ball players have been lost, and lost, but somehow they always torn up when the warm spring zephyrs begin to pull the grass from mother earth's bosom, around the ball lot. Fred pen yy oe ‘was missing during the last world’s series, but he, too, turned up. Chances are Po oped wil! do the same. Anyhow, it will be kind of niee to have Tommy at the helm of the Victoria club. . * jack Leon and Denver Ed Martin have ut where ate tl to box? No one knows. About the only thing decided upon fw the length of the contest, and it is to go 10 rounds—provided noth- ing happens to cut {t short. § \ “I'm the best friend you've got, and you don’t know it. Along about the 10th round you'll be awfully gtad I wouldn't fight you 20.” And Ed ‘chuckled. Jack , Dut just the same the length of the go is all in favor of the big colored man. Jack may slip in a quieting punch those 10 rounds, but he'll be a very lucky fighter if does, for Denver Ed Martin te about as clever as they make them. 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