The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1912, Page 2

The Star’s “Sporting “Page Is wi @eeeoeeoed eee eee @ bd PORTLAND, Or., Jan. e ® decided to remain here and compete for the ° © Portland. id The Olympic club in San F ® place in the national meet at Pittsburg last year, e » year. ee ene eee CHAMP IN GOOD: CONDITION Johnny Coulon Will Train VENICE, Cal, Jan. 29.—Appar- intly in almost perfect condition, Jerre Coulon announced today he would take but four days for his battle Gaturday af- with Frankte Conley, The +) @ ter quitting Boston he was ®/ * iw dence “}® City, 1996; Boston Nationa PEORIA, Iils., —Jack Ryan of icago ® has signed articles today ® to meet Steve McGinley, a a Moline middleweight ¢ ina I go 4 here February 5. MULTNOMAH GETS BELLAH, AFTER ALL. Sam Bellah, the sensational pole vaulter, will not try out for the American Olympic team under San Francisco colors after all, Multnomah club, as a result of the decision of T. Morris Dunne that Bellah was eligible under the A. a— rancisco, under whose cole championships at Astoria last August, contended that he errrerr rer) VETERAN FRED LAKE He is T * CHAMPION HOTFOOT Manager Fred Lake of the * | Providence team has done * ee ae ee = ing his 22 years in Siisiinn bis eaten ais Ook tame ‘* mond at Monston, N. B, in & ® 1890, Fred moved up to the # * Boston Nationals in 1891. At ® o7 sree" ® with Milwaukee and Provi- & in 1892; Wilkesbarre, % 18934; Toronto, 1895; Kansas ®& 1897; Syracuse, 189K; Mi: ® chester, 1899; Lowell, 1 ® Kansas City, 1904; Nashua ® and Lynn, 1905; Little Rock, ® 1906; Boston Americans, 1908; #|man, and mainstay of the Wash- * *® RARER HEKHHEREHR The Portiand Pippins and the Vic. toria isiandere will train in Califor. nia, and perhaps other teams in the jorthweat league. By the y, hat has become of that advertising seheme of Bob Brown's to have the pennant winners of the two leagues imect in a championshtp series this spring? The Portiand Beavers will @ be in the south, but no announce- | ment is forthcoming coneerning the Vancouver Beavers. HE’S NOT SO FAT AFTER ALL They SAI NE was | Mave Your Phote saxen in a Real Auto } POST CARDS—$1.00 PER Doz. Kodak Films developed, any size. A. M. FROST Z 1332 First Ave, Seattie. HENRY MOUTONX Infor mation Lig toh HT354,°% tars (81.000) will t ied pala Henriette el i 160 \t 6 foe oe i in t brown colo® o to comb the left so as to conceal dress * comman Ley bh 1005 Larkin ty See 'rancizee Cal. ide a) 30% OFF ON SWEATERS THIS WEEK AT Theo.Wilts& Co 1012 First Ave. | } FAST STEAMERS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK ‘As Follows: FOR TACOMA 1:00, 9:00 RIGNT KOUND rears Single ‘Teip Shc, Round FOR EVERETT. AND and competed in the CO0C Cy 009800000 2.095 005 Edited by ROY WHITMAN Bellah has A. U. rules to compete for ors the vaulter tied for first Pacific coast must run unattached for a aR BIG FIGHT NOT SETTLED New Mexico May Be Scene of the Great Encounter SALT LAKE, Jan, 20.—Jack Cur. ley, manager of Jim Ft nd pro} * moter of the heavywe! champion- ship battle between his man and Jack Johnson is here today pyr preliminary a fight. Curley said that the ne i the battle had not heen selected, that the date had net been agreed upon, and admitted that there was a possibility of the fight going to New Mexico. ee et eater THE STAR-—MO BEN KAUF| eR SAN PRANCISCO, Jan, | eeeee Of the few defeats attributed to Walter Johnson, Tris Speaker is re sponsible for more than one man's lehare, The Boston lightfoot likes Johnson's offerings id registers many tong hits against him, Although most pitehere look very much alike to is hal to the side whee! slants of Eddie Plank, the Athletic’s star. It ts a treat to see bim walk ito one of Plank’s crose fire balls. Walter Johnson, the Idaho speed ington pitching staff, says Boston is the hardest team for him to beat, while New York and St. Louis have alwayq, been pretty easy. Clark Griffith is finding it a te problem to @ good man to Ie off in the tting order and the next hardest to get @ good man to follow him, Most managers not only find it hard to get good men for there two positions, but also for the remaining seven. Arthur Deviin of the New York Giants, once regarded 20 the pre mier third baseman of the country, may wear another uniform in 1912. Devlin, tired of warming the bench, has asked for his release. Halti- more ts anxious to secure him if National league clubs will waive a his services. President Herrman, of the Reds, states that but two members of the club have sent in their signed con- tracts a yet, These are Marsans/ and Almeida, who will leave Cuba in three weeks or a month for Cin- cinnatl. President Ward has written to Mike Donlin and Mattern to assure | tose players that Boston will not) comsider any t for them, and that both men booked for the Hoston National team next se “I have not talked trade with one,” said Mr. Ward, “and | will) mot ailow any promising player to get away, even if I thought I might Get the better of it.” The Richmond prometere of the) outlaw United States league have offered Harry Steinfeldt the third base job and the-captaincy of their club. Steiny, who is a free agent, says he'll take the piace if they put $6,500 in the bank before the season starts. it sort of looks as if Joe Cohn made a foolish move when he let | slip Lou Nordyke, one of the class: | fest first gackers ever seen on the) Coast, but, as a matter of fact, if) Joe lands the Don Cameron person, he will have a first sacker of about the same caliber of Manager Lou. Down in California they say the deal is practically closed, and that the big Scotchman will play the first bag for Spokane this year. Cam- eron is plenty good enough for the Oakland team, but Bud Sharpe, the | new manager, is a first sacker him self, hence the cutting of the strings on Don. Crittenden isthe name of a new catcher signed by Mike Lynch. The backstop has been purchased from | the St. Joe club in the Western | league, Jack Holland, owner of Ufo | club, and right fielder for Tacoma | in 1903, closed the deal. Which must mean that Mike has given up| getting back Eddie Burns, last} year’s star. | Catcher Bill Kelley, part of that famous $28,500 deal between the St. Paul and Pittsburg clubs, is about to fall by the wayside, it ts alleged. In other words, Bill is to go to the minors, It Is probable that Indlanapolla will get the. ser- vices of the partner of the great Marty O'Toole, Brick Owens, the ump., doesn’t mind tackling a whole ball field full of irate players, nor a grandstand full of howling fans, but a toothache got the best of his nervelets the other day in Kansas City. He faint- ed {n a street car, after suffering severé pan for several days, and was taken toa + hospital. fective Dee. 18, What's the matter between Harry Ostdiek and Joe Cohn? Nobody seems to know, but for the good of the game, let's hope Bridegroom Harry is back with the Indians this spring. crashing rights to the body, Forbes tried to do or di¢ in the third, and he went down. shot hin right to the body and Forbes again took nine. sought the canvas, his judgment gone. a left to the stomach and a right to the jaw, and Harry keeied over, defeated After the bout, unharied ‘and smiling. agreement with me to figh the international title at 11 Angeles, Feb. 3, with Frankie Conley, where he boxes Frankie Burke at the West Side club, Fob. 18, em Nc le Free Sewing Machine wo! cesta RRR RHAEAR AER RER ARERR a 29.- that “One-Round” Hogan ts coming and Harlem Tommy Murphy is going, Hogan today is & 10-to8 favorite over the New Yorker for their 20-round fight here Wednesday night, practically ended training for the contest, and each ts said to be in splendid condition. The managers of the two fighters were to moet this afternoon to select ¢ Harry Foley wonld be chosen, although there was some talk of Hddie Hanion being selected. wet he hte nee es e@eeeveeveveeoeoeoev ee ee eevee ee 08 INDERFUL MACHINE IS COULON OUR BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPION * By Tom Andrews. eeeoeveeesceoeeoeovneoeeeeee ee 88 8Vv Tom 8. ANDREWS DAY, JANUARY 29, 1912, eeeorweeeseeeeoee? TO BOX KIRKWOOD (By United Press Leased Wire) OAKLAND, Cal, Jan, 20.—Benny Kaufman of Philadeiphia ls matched today to meet Geo, Kirkwood of ‘Ban Francisco In a 10-round bout be- fore the Oakland Wheelmen a week BENNY KAUPMAN from next Tuesday night. The new: comer looks every inch the fighter, and it is expected that Kirkwood will have to show his beet to win. Se Because the local fans believe Both boys have oferee. It was expected that Working itke a plece of fine machinery, with a regularity that In the second he was in. ht plonship contenders. he was the same boy who had climbed dash, vim and hitting power. r, and hin strength te wonderful. Forbes to win, und that was to land a hay- first round. ough to make it mise bis jaw for Coulon tore loose and let up only he jarred Forbé with a couple of short merely feelers. out, side-stepping and feinting. until Forbes was tied In a knot. 4 Forbe nine, showlug he was tired. made the fane marvel, Johnny Coulon, bantam champion. stopped Harry Forbes in less than three rounds, proving he fs again “right.” It waa the boxer of tomorrow, fost ax chain lightning and with knowledge of the game that surprised old timers, performer, one of the Forbes was @ toy in Coulon’s Banda, weight ruined any chance he ever had, And that chance at best wag mighty smell Critics Bere mitisfied with three rounds, for they ful fighting machine in action. et edition “of Jim Corbett when Corbett je has the. fetnting that is footwork is perfection. crattiest of ring generals. Coulon made Corbett Forbes as a try-cut, He He is The blow wae high, Couton sipped and remained down for ward the end of the round Coulon sent ich weakened Forbes, Bid Smith, Pounds ringside Coulon Twice he Aw be arose, Coulon landed Coulon entered into an the English 112-pounder, for After his bout in Los Coulon will go to New Orleans, — AT ~ ences Special Club Mem- bers This week Free Sewing Club of twenty-five bers, to whom we of start hij we payment terms down and $1 charging the very lowe ‘The club will positively and will close the momeg in your dollar tomorrow ing machine by first del will never miss them. ®ash price ever quoted on the Free. ¢ limited to twenty-five members, that number have joined. mad we will send you the Free sew- ry. y™ di aa idl. 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