The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1912, Page 2

THE STAR—MONDAY, The Star’s Sporting Page Is Wide HO, Edited by ROY WHITMAN NEVADA, OFFERS $100,000 FO 2a ROA ce aeetiieatliaad a ATTELL EXPLAINS TO COMMISSION NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—Betore leaving for Los Angeles today, where on Washing- ton's birthday he clashes with Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland in a 20-round contest, Abe Attell, the featherweight champion, appeared before the New York boxing commission and made affidavit that his recent bout with Knockout Brown here was not a fake, Many complaints from fight fans that Attell “dogged” all through the bout, caused the commis- sioners to announce that they would investigate the match and that if it was found that Attell had stalled, he would never again be allowed to appear in a boxing match in New York state. Attell vehemently denies charges that he faked with Brown, explaining that in injecting cocaine into his injured arm he used too much of the deug and that this made ET SET \PAPKE AGAIN UNDER ny eerrrerrrrrrr) BURNS VS. BRITTON SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 22. --Frankie Burns, the Oakiant Mghtweight, whose ascending star received a setback at the hands of Ad Wolgast a year ago, is to meet Jack Brit him dopy. PEORIA, UL, Jan, 22,—"Chero- ikee Tom" Jones, manager of Ad * | Wolgast, the lightweight cham- * pion, whe brought Billy Papke } | from obscurity to the top of the * | middleweight division, does not be- * bolt” hns seen hie best days and *\ia going to take Papke under his *\wing again, Confirmation of this Or, Jan. 22.—With defeat checked against the two-man ~ “One Round” Hogan * * | proposition and will reenter the ‘ring. Jones has all confidence ip Billy, and says that if he will re- port Los ood cond!- tion he will secure him a match with Sailor Ed Patroskey of San Francisco before Tom MeCarey's ab, ‘It Billy once makes up his mind ho wil have little difficulty in coming back, The trouble with him is that he has been too inde pendent to train property.” Papke is polling out at Hot Springs and expects to start for Los Angeles about February 1. A Littie Gossip From All the Leagues SRSSee ee eee eet eae cenneedhwnnee DUCKY HOLMES CAN’T RAISE THE COIN r i mE if . was out, which will L g ; i Jack Cody, who managed Butte, in the Union association last year, fafled to come through with the $1,000 forfeit, and Preaident Lucas gave the franchise to Dan McCoy. Butte has been a bum bell town of late. DUCKY HOLMES LINCOLN, Jan. 22, — Ducky Holmes, who passed up a job to manage the Victoria team, in the Northwestern league, to become manager and part owner of the Lin- coln club, has “fallen down” in his enterprise. The option expires to- night, and unless Holmes raises the $18,000 forthwith, it will be all off with Duck, and with the club as well, for bankruptcy proceedings will be instituted. FOR DOOIN; TH itt Woffli—just pipe the name. Well, he's an infielder and » Boo ton Red Sox scout snagged him down in the Central league. Not quite good enough for the So: plenty good enougit for the North- west league, so Jimmy Miller wrote Joe Cobn, and Josy ts sure Weffll, o is familiarly There’s tight ahead for you brethren of the spiked shoe Ty Cobb says: that in a little while $15,000 salaries will not be un- common. in the year of our Lord, 1913, the Chicago Nationals, otherwise known as the Cubs, will train jn Cubs, Some class to this chubby Charley Murphy. Eastern critice can see little hope for the Cube, in the pennant line, with Mordy Brown out of the Une-up. into President Dugdal fice Saturday with his big brother in tow, and, after whis- pering « few words into the ear of the large magnate, that worthy produced a contract to which Brother Altmann hastily penned his sig. The newcomer Is an out- fielder, and Dug will give him ev- ery chance in the world, and then some. Owner Joe Cantilion, of the Min- Meapolis club, has made arrange- ments to have hia Millers do their spring training at Hickman, Ky. battery announce 9 tomobile patrons willbe installed in Brooklyn's new $750,000 baseball plant. Mave yeur bits cotected. West ern Collection Co., 488 N. ¥. Block. 6169. ooo CHARLES DOOIN " PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22-No more the glare of the footlights for Charley Dooin, the peppery leader of the Philadelphia Nationals, he turned in a twoyear contract, he announced that he was @one with the stage, and that: baseball would have hig undivided at- has the plans for the spring training trip completed. The will leave for West Baden February 24, and will spend a few boiling at the springs. They will spend close to three weeks at fegular camp at Hot Springs, playing games on the way home. Mike Murphy, the famous trainer, will asaist in conditioning the Phillie FAST STEAMERS 30% OFF ON SWEATERS As Follows: — THIS WEEK AT ITheo. Wilts &Co, 1012 First Ave, SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY dental bill ing dentistry for We are do- 50 per cent less than any dentist in Seattle has ¢ ttempted. We depend on doing a large volume of busi- ness for profits. Romember when he: you come ¥ pr dentistry. For this reason that you are e the b Dr y turned « ntees out of these offices. Regular He 10 Fillings Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R CLARK, Manager. 1406 Third Av., N. W. Cor, Union NOTE—Bring This Ad With You. Regular plates srown Seamers and Bchedules sub; ange Without Notleen Ticket Office, Colman Dock. Main 2993 tnd. 198 STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS * Move that the Milngis “thunder-|* JONES’ WING Pi Aiotaditins itestvaantelbedladind * % COULON FIGHTS TONIGHT # *® CHICAGO, Jan. 22,--Jobnny * *% Coulon, the bantam * * night when he * Harry Forbes, former cham-* ® pion. Both boys are trained # ® to the minute and neither had # ® any trouble making the stipu- # ®% lated weight, 116 pounds, Cow # ® lon is a decided favorite in # ® the betting. * * * HERE EERE EEE EH mw NAVIN ~nUT WORRYING OVER TY COBB TYCO DETROIT, Jan. 22.—~"Junt ah well make 1% $500,000 as $60,000," suld President in of the Detraitinb, when asked about the story that Ty Cobb was going to demand the latter sum for a three-year contract, one expires, & good story while you . When the time comes we will probably beable to reach an agreement with Cobb, for he is « sensible man, and will not stand in his own light. Anyhow, the Detroit club has always been liberal with layers.” BIG BILL snbierenineniti JANUARY 22, 1912, ly Read BIG FIGHT 2c} SS EE SEE —— BURNS WINS OVER | SOHN DALY Frankie Burns of Jersey City to- day is regarded here as the com- jing bantamweight champion by reason of bis clever fight here yen terday with Johuny Daly of Brook lyn, whom he outfought in every round. the 14th round Burne al) but put Daly out with a series of stomach punches that would have knocked out a lees sturdy fighter. Joknny Coulon, the bantam- weight champion, will meet Burns ry GREGG IS BEST, SAYS TY COBB CLEVELAND, Jan. 22-—"1 con alder Vean Gregg of the Napa the best of the present day southpaws,” said Ty Cobb today, in discussing the ability of the portaide fingers of the two major leagues. “Marquard of the Giants showed Rreat form Jast seanon, but did not | ry make as good a record as Gress, although he was with a champton ship team, and Gregg pitched for a club which escaped finishing In the second division by only a fow gaines, ‘ “The Giant southpaw won one more game than Grogs, but his rec- ord in general is not up to that of the Nap pitcher. Marquard built up his record while pitching for a team which played consistently al) #ea- son. Gregg worked under a handi cap, for the Naps played erratic ball ee ee ee ee * ANOTHER SHER MAGEE Knocking out a fellow's teeth, a specialty tn which Sherwood Magee of the Phil Nee wo successfully quatified inet sammer when be separat ed several molars in the “gap” of Umpire Finneran from their roots, is also in the low of work of Tommy Corcorgn, who played with the New York Giants, the Brooklyn Superbas and captained the Cincinnatt Reds w in his prime. Cor coran knocked four teeth out of a fellow's mouth the other night, and the victim was not an umpire, either, The bout wae staged in a hotel in New Haven, Cona., and Tommy's ar rest followed. * * * Beeeeeeeseeeaeeeeeee HSCS ESSE SES EERE E ESE EE RUE BEER ER HEH Another phenom has bursted Into the bright light, and he ie no other r. Toto Stanford of Texas. Never heard of him before? Well, you will shorty, because he is a pitcher of the Murty O'Toole cali- ber—a regular beauty. lie is reo- ommended by Pat Morris of the Se attle Cracker and Candy Co, JOIN HIS OLD PALS, VEAN GREGG AND GENE KRAPP BILL STEEN PORTLAND, Jan, 22.—Big Bill Steen, who throws a highly elu- sive spitball, has signed and returned his Cleveland contract. called for Mr. Steen, Bill's going to Clevelangits just like going home, Bill, with V pennant in the Coast le: Krapp forthwith. They mi exaggeration to state that t! in the pitching line. in Gregg and It $2,200 for the season's work, and was highly satisfactory to Two years ago leveland grabbed both Gregg and It is no Steam Heat Mot ana Cold Water Electric Lights ‘Telephones IN EVERY Room Single Moors, 10,000 Dining Hoom in Connection. per week .. Room and Bath, per week Hotel Milwaukee A Mow Motel, C ententty Located Over $20,000 Worth of High Ciase Furniture in Rooma RATES 82.50, Month $10.00 $5.00, Mowth $20.00 Inspect this hotel — Bveryubing complete—A beautiful lobby and correspondence room CORNER SEVENTH AND KING STREETS Phones: Ind. 9071; Main 4504. hora Special En, First Ave. ed Madison au ement Entertainers BVE: as. L MISS DO: 4 sige poner Lam eet seme Ct prey, pitched the Portland club to aj— and £ good, but Bill was left behind. ‘Atrio will be Cleveland's best bet this year ALBERT HANSEN Pataviished 1863 PRECIOUS STONES, FINE LING SILVER iret and Cherry SEATTLE DIRECTO | NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan, 22—|This Directory Is Placed Here Your Own Locality. 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