The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1912, Page 2

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THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST [The Stars Sporting Page Is S\CHAMP TO GET $50,000 | L DOWNPOUR PUT CRIMP INN, W, tt SPORTS nee Seer te a Yosteray'’s downpour had a damp: ening effect on the various sporting events scheduled throughout the Northwest, as the rain was general gust r nounced yeaste ' nd generous, It was tinpossible to ; und ¢ eerie 6 ll game of baseball in the : Concly end Northwestern league, amt this H founds means that the postponed gam will be played Sunday tn double headers. Bill James waa due to have pitehed for the Giants yesterday af} ternoon, and Manager Raymond an (My United AN nounced then that he would work) ton at, Dreamland rink tomorrow r oon, but as James is ore siz ne orb a ig hurl on Sunday white bopes and two blacks—and! “IShange may be made today. Ray all are wel! known to the local fans mon to c Frank Morar of Pittsburg hooks mond has quite a bunch of talent of Fook to select from, and tt is probable up With Jack Geyer of on * that the little pea may drop in the Kennedy meets Al Williams - Concannon box today. If not, there Cleveland and Yin an show love Harkins, both mH mR Sige peg Fy: wag Bade furnish the third bout. Piambo, the} and Pete Schneider out the what he can Ttatian wrest YBOXAT | NIGHT IN'L. A.| be tnatalled at BIG ONES MIX FRA Heavyweights a 9, 1912, Widely Read ‘BURNS FINDS RICKARD EASY rene Leawed Wire) o8, Aug. 9.—Night} ts may be restored In| f Frankle Conley and | nsent to shift thdir rom August 17 to Au omoter MeCarey an y that lights will the Ban = > Zo Thomas will fight 20 th SEB 3 s & to be the attrac: RE EE EE PRE TEIEE jer, will try for honors} TOMMY BURNG is always ready to hand i TOON ~ on the mat againet Vic Berger SASKATOON, Sask, Aug. 9. deat ho has. Cadreau. the real Tn wi The scheduled fifteen-round battle dian, wil! be used by the Indiana {n 8AM LANGFORD, THE BOSTON TAR BABY, MATCHED TO | KIRKLAND BEATS BOTHELL tween Tommy Burns, former this afternoon's struggle feat | FIGHT JACK JOHNSON IN AUSTRALIA. In & hotly contested gar an-|heavywelxht champion, and Bill Tacoma reported the beavies \day Kirkland administered ec |Hickard, was stopped by Sheriff downfall of rain abe had wee (By United Press teased Wire.) and defeat of the season to Bothell |Caider in the sixth round last night perfenced In a short time, during i ia . . ; by the close score of 64. Twolafter Burns bad sent his man to|f| MEN'S UNION MADE SUITS— | LADIE® the month of August, and, of course, | VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 9A special to the Wold Fi; esters sabbel youna Turple En hall ancl ter the Geass $15 00 $27 00 i.) it put crimp in the Northwestern | from Sydney, N. S. W., says Jack Johnson's contract with |e Kirkland of a chance for a ebut-|nine and again for the count of . to . - to tennis champtonshtp matehes ws Hugh Melntosh, the Australian promoter, for fights with Sam kame Sunday Kirk! eight $1 DOWN—$1 A WEEK $1 DOWN) played there F p sare he ee ‘ . aye Georgetown, Kirkland ha Burns showed a flash of his old . LADIES’ Nat Emerson, of North Yakima,| Langford and Sam McVey within the next six months wAs| tomo open dates and would like toltime torm in the sixth round, when{_ CADIES’ SUITS—Only a few S’ OREStEs left, cut to present holder of the Thorne trophy | |. public yesterday. The contract is dated July 2, and was en-|hear from Olympia, Kverett, Marys: |he went in to land the sieep-siam | $3.50 to cup, started to play ane = : ra 1 And { Milwaukee, as agent for| Ml sud the Kuights of Columbus. | after dallying with Rickard for | $10.00 and $18.50 Sow A Gerald Young, o as ogeles, yee | tere: to etween om ndrews 0 pwaw , a —_ « - fn of si flehu 6 terday morning, and each had 8) ointosh, and the colored champion personally Jim Kelly, 26, 16 alleged to have! iviyng nn, % NOW Ranting and #1 COWN—S1 A WERK | 1 ail erate! t string of three games when the/ eos ae ; |gone into ® roor 210% First) “Buras weighed in at 165 pounds MEN’S HATS AND | fords, up from rain started and stopped play for For a fight with Langford, which it is arranged shall be/ay,, grabbed a handbag that Mrs). cir™4 ® Gpponest scaled 205 FURNISHINGS j SEPARATE the an fog As or wae wuinciest | staged within six months of July 2, Johnson is to receive -dp- |. Wiley ted an oe, 8 TM pounds. ‘The fight attracted « gatell wage 95 | $4.7 wever, to ind e ne pa | : P banc oo . o yrOX el 6.000 han more than a fighting chance to| proximately $30,000 and for the McVey fight, under the same | — . re Se WOT cise qike dine . 3415.0 $ Dy hold the trophy against the Call) sinutation, he is ta receive $15,000. In addition he gets $5,000} eatiar oe fornia tavaters. Play will be re-| SUF agate thet oe ar | | PERSONAL SPORT sumed this afternoon, if weather | expense money, making a total of $50,( , two contests. | SPARKS conditions permit The sum of $10,000 is to be paid be Johnson leaves Van- | Low couver for the Antipodes, and the colored champion also gets three first class round trip tickets for himself and trainers. To! Lind the contract Johnson posted $10,000, and it is stated au- | thoritatively that he will be sailing from Vancouver some time in Septem RESULTS NATIONAL LEAG' New Yorw 3, Pittsbu Chicage 7. Priladeipnia + Boston & Cincinmat! 6 Bt. Lowls 2, Brookiya 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS | Poston & Detroit & a Low Washington © iand & New York 6 adetphia Chicago, ar. JOHNSON SAYS “NO FIGHT” CHICAGO, Aug. 9-—Admission that he had signed up Jack Johnson for two fights in Australia, one with Sam Lang-| ford and the other with McVey was made here yesterday. by! postponed COAST LEAGUE RESULTS Vernon 3. Law Angeles & Sacramento & Oakiand ¢ Sap Francteso 3, Portland & $ NSORTHW - w. i Tom Andrews of Milwaukee, American representative of Hugh! Vancve 66 50 Seatne, tte Melntosh. Andrews displayed a contract which he alleged - : wis 8 Johnson had signed at Las Vegas, N. M., agreeing to niger | Tecoma 47 Langford and’MeVey, providing the former would fight j NATIONAL Johnson, when seen at his cafe here by a United Press rep- wk re uy a fesentative, asserted that his retirement announcement still od Chien “ stood and that he does not propose to fight again under any! “ Geadeti “ circumstances. Ww St Louie 48 Gf 427 Ctevetd ét Brookin 02 66 aN Yo Boston. 26 TL 26EMtL ule 39 TEAMS PLAY FOR CRANE CO. TROPHY The Western Dry Goods team took the Seattle Hardware Co.'s| nine into camp, 109, Saturday, at South Park. The two teams are tm the Commercial league. The game full of pepper. Swanson, | tossing for the winners, was in good My idea of nothing at all—Getting an earful of inside baseball form and kept his hits scattered. | from a gink who calls a long fly a «well bit and a perfect bunt an Meade was wild and ineffective in| for the third baseman. Foreman, ts the boiling of! ready? the pinches, Next te ee Western boys play the Crane Co., at} Gov. McDonald of New Mexico h wed a ukase that he will South Park If the Crane Co./allow any more prise fights in that state. If had worked th lones, the Western Dry Goods team | with a talk Ike that before July 4, the sleepy and bungry guy wh get a cup presented by the) his room rent and board money on Flynn would not now be occu; Crane Co. Sunday morning the the softest bench in the quietest spot in the coolest park Western Dry Goods team and the; About the only wonderful benefit to mankind that waa br Knights of Columbus play a bene-|about through that filvver is the fact that it introduced ¢ fit game for Outfielder Mullane. | Fornoff of the New Mexico Mounted Police to a breathless game promises to be a bot| public one, as both teams have been play-| ing Class A bail Saturday the! anxious, “ee we 8om ent” who is evidently so proud of his name that he fails to! attach it to his valued letter, but who is evidently the original Mister Fred Hiatt, of the business col-| Wiseheimer, writes that my comment on the Holderman-Mann incidént lege, 18 one of the few regulars who|!n Sunday's game was unjust to Holderman. He unfolds this gem of have been keeping up their exer.|thought and diction: “You certainly done a great injury to Holderman | cise on the $. A. C. gym floor. He|—® plain case of libel.” Then gent” proceeds to fairly ooze infor: works up a good lather every| mation as to how the sporting pages of The Star should be conducted. | evening, taking on anybody at any-| Thanks, awfully, dear chap. Your letter listens as if you walked past thing and then finishes it with | tbe front of a newspaper office once { high dive into the tank Philadelphia golf caddies went on strike recently, demanding 30 |cents a round Slip it to ‘em. That's less than the bartender asks for the same thing The Washington Senators ripped the White Sox in Tuesda Officer, I demand protection y's game. | Burglar-Proot VAULT Whaling wears a lot of harn catching, and the result is Whalin “-* to protect his body white he Is! is working like a horse .- From the looks of things, the Chicago White Sox are only as strong! as Ed Walsh's right arm. It's a good thing Mrs. Walsh kept that boy | away from a buzz saw when he was « kid | . *_* « i | Off Yoil All this stuff about Johnson getting out of the game was phoney, and ‘t appears that all the time he had his John Hancock to a contract with Hugh McIntosh to fight Sam Langford and Sam Mo- Antipodes for $60,000 combined. Jack sald he waa going to quit the game, so he could eat, drink and be merry, and the news made| & lot of so-called “hopes” figure they could do the same thing, but it's | back to the hardtack and the hard training for them now. | ee ee | Here's a combination you never find in baseball—a winning streak and a yellow streak. rk there is a rumor afloat that n to J. Inx, Hoo Doo, B. Adluck nee and Lazy Arm. * Phone Main 667 | Since Wednesday's battle at Dug 800 trad Ave, Senttie. J Tealey Raymond has decided to tie a ci and his two Indian athletes, Wounded + ee . Another white possibility went glimmering Tuesday night, when Jim Stewart outpointed Luther MeCarthy, the boy that smothered Gart Morris to death with the little Nemo tablet. Stewart at his best is nothing but a tenthrater, and any time that he can go in and outpoint | McCarthy for ten rounds, Luther might as well hit the brake-beams | again and beat it back to dear old Springfield, for there’ won't be any more of Gotham's round dollars flow into the box office to seo him work out. IsComing Sept. 1st “ONRA, UASBOMMAON On uy IeNNEd 9400) wusoory oy fem ouy 8) BHU, | oy 405 90847 943 Bulpes; o. RIVERS AND WHITE SIGN CHICAGO, Aug. 9.—Representa- | tives of Joe Rivers of Los Angeles | and Charlie White of Chicago to-| day have signed articies calling for a ton-round bout in Kenosha, Wis,,| late in September. The weight is! to be. 128 pounds at 1 o'clock. ‘The | fF Kenosha contest will be followed by | 4 20-round bout on the Pacific | coast. 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