The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1912, Page 2

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Dne ‘Door ath of the Postal Tele- graph Balldio, mn evenings until § tf! 4 for people who FIREMAN [a FAVORITE OVER Hl OPPONENT United } t LOS ANGEL Be- fore another day has passed either Jim Flynn or Luther MeCarty will be eliminated as ap immediate con- tender for the white heavyweight championship of the world, The men meet tonight at Vernon jn a scheduled 20-round bout, the win- to meet Al Palxer on Now rs day for MeCarty’s heavy- championship belt and a lid claim to the title Flynn probably will onter the ring weighing about 190 pounds. The Puedlo fireman has persia! ny ently refused to mount the scales before witnesses, and the report has gone abroad that he weighs less than in any of his previous appearances in Loa Ange It ts known, however, that he is in wom shape, and he has been an even money choice his heavier and younger opponent McCarty, with 206 verile young muacle, many friends among the Los An fans by his preliminary workouts bere, and will not go to the post without substantial back- in pounds of has won & The fight tonight more general interest than any heavyweight battle staged in Los Angeles since the palmy daya of Jim Jeffries. Practically ev seat for the performance has been sold out, and Promoter McCarey pects one of the largest crowds ever filled the famous Ver non fight shed Several attractive have been carded. These will be out of the way for the heavy-) weight battle at about 10 o'clock | tonight : AMILY BRUSH LEAVES GIANTS TO FAMIL' will of the late John T Sree, plan INDIANAPOLIS, Dee. er of the New York Giants, was probated here today Tt leaves Brush's stock in the Giants to trus- tees T. A. Lioyd of Cincinnati an Harry Hemstead of Indianapolis who will administer the property for the benefit of the widow, a daughter, Natalie, and Mrs. Eleanor Hemstead, a daughter by Bru first wi All share equally. preliminaries PORTLAND MANAGERS PORTLAND, Or, Dee, cording to the policy that is today adopted by Manager McCredie of the Beavers and Nick Williams of the Colts, the “bush” element is to be given short shrift during the training season. “None but experienced players tor me,” McCredie states. “I have too many tried and true men on the way to monkey with the hope. fuls,” Williams declares. 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Second ae, ring St. Seattle, W le Please send me, prepald, ‘our free 90-page Illustrated ook. 12-10-12 Name Address LYNN TRAIN TONIGHT’S GO LOS ANGELES, Deo, 10.—Jim Flynn has been working day and night to get in top-top shape for the’ fight with Luther MoCarty, to be held at Tom McCarey’s arena to night This battle means @ great deal to Miynn who, for @ while, was a joke in the heavy weight ranks, He was beaten by S HARD THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 191 EVEN MONEY ON HARD FOR _ WITH M’CARTY JIM FLYNN AND HIS TRAINING STUNTS.+ Langford and Johnson in easy fash-;)the two. Flynn will go into the has created | !05, but Fiynn ts picked by many/| battle weighing around 190, while to win from the big Nebraska farm-| McCarty will bo at least 35 pounds er when they meet tonight. | heavier. MeCarty |e six foot three Flynn is shown tn these pictures | inches In height while Flynn js al taking a atiff workout. moet five Inches shorter. The win While McCarty i @ great deal/ ner will fight Al Palzer of lowa on jlarger both in weight, height and| January 1 at the arena near Los) re h than Flynn, the latter ts the| Angeles for the heavyweight cham- more experienced ring general of! —— plonship of the world. | LYNN & MCCARTY ‘SYNDICATE BALL’ IS CHARGE IN COAST LEAGUE SAN FRANCISCO, Dee, 10--A fine little hornet’s nest ts stirred up In the Pacific Coast baseball league today over the charges of B. N. Walter, former preaident of the Oakland club, that J, Cal Dwing aod Frank M owners of the San Francisco team, are conduct ing “syndicate baseball.” Ewing answered this allegation by declan ing that Walter attompted what he termed “a veritable holdup” in se curing & renewal of the lease on Recreation park here. In explain- ing bis resignation, Walter sald: Played for Ewing. “Ewing and Ish own the Oakland and San Franciseo clubs, Hane ball in Oakland has been played solely for the financial benefit of Ewing and tah It was not true aport, it was not clean sport. I had to resign to keep my self renpect.” In answer, Ewing sald: “I ad- mit that I footed the Oakland club's losses until it paid its first divi- dend three years ago, I disposed of my Oakland stogk to Frank H Leavitt and was not connected {with the club when Walter renigned. “Walter is an Oakland banker. December 6 be made me a propos! Gen concerning the lease of the San Francisco grounds, now control led by the San Francisco club “Walter said he had secured a 20 Year renewal on the grounds. He demanded a ah bond of $10,000, a bonus of 000, control of the | Oakland club, 10,000 shares of stock, $1,000 a month rent fom the first $1,260 per month rent second five years, and 00 a month the last 10 years. a Walter was acting as my} confidential agent in this matter, I ided that he had double-crossed and I refused to meet his Then 1 resigned.” five for t $1,5 SPORTOBITS FOR BUSY BUGS / / New York.—Knockout Brown of My idea of nothing at all—The fellow who called up on the phote yoater 4) 80lng to play football this year, as usual And yet they say Uhat can't smoke opium in Seattle, y and wanted to know if the Army and Navy team’ were| New York a: |outclassed Rile Speaking of the Army-Navy game, the rather belated suggestion Te, made that the Navy won bec ause the Kame was played on a wot figld. . D, E. Dugdale Is home from the East and happy, believing that he has picked up some real baseball players on the Eastern bargain coun- ters. This is the season of the year when baseball magnates can feel come~—just like a fighter before he However, the baseball canning factory will start running ab will fluctuate from then on. first of the year, and confiden: . fe sent away against a tough ‘un. att ite If Woigast had been wise, he never would have accepted that belt given to him by Uncle Tom. Superstition has a mighty atrong hold on most pugilists. A championship belt is usually the forerunner of a AD CAN BEAT "Ha JIE BY PROPPING THE Bait ON RITCHES POURSTEP — big walloping, and Addy proved no exception to the rule. 10.—Ac- | Oatirely at their ease and full of confidence as to next seasoti's our-| £ | ! New York has to his credit an easy decision over young Riley, als | Each of the ten rounds | belonged to Brown, who completely New York—Johnny Dundes, the! jocal featherweight, is matched to | day to meet Eddie Morgan, the| English crack, in a 10-round bout} here next Thursday night. Dundee | recently returned from Los An where he defeated Frankie ‘onley in a 20-round battle, New Vork.—To secure Joe Riv. | ers, the Mexican lightweight, for a| 10-round battle against Knockout | Brown here January 9, Dan McKet-| trick, fight promoter, announced to- | Gay that he had wired Rivers an offer of $3,000 to come cast. Los Angeles—if Jim Flynn de-| feats Luther McCarty and Al Pal ter, he will tackle Bombardier Wells tn London the day before the n Derby, according to a state- ment today by bis manager, Jack Curley. A London promoter is anxious to a@ match between fill lish middleweight champton. The New Orleans promoters have cancelled the proposed Matty Bald If the Dutch-| WinJoe Sherman bout, as Baldwin man knows his business, he will put the boodoo on Ritchie by making|!ntends to leave shortly for the Pa- him a present of the girdle, They all say they are not superstitious, | Cific const. but down in the inmost recesses of their bearts they are, oeeee Connie Mack's crew lost $6,000 on the Cuban trip, just finished, but duced a big squad of heavy stickers | sot ample satisfaction by being the only club that was ever able to are wise gink Our dark-skinned neighbors stay home all afternoon annihilating a mandolin, guitar and cigarets. Americans should get hep to this, and then fellows like Murphy and Herrmann wouldn't be wallowing in United States miuts year after year. Tommy White, the clever Chi cago lightweight, has a brother who is boxing in the welterweight di vision. Lexington, Ky--E. R. Sweet land, athletic instructor in th Kentucky State colleges, and five students were arrested here last night in connection with the burn- And now they have dra Fleider Jones, former manager of the ing of the private donk of Dean Chicago White Sox, into the Cincinnati managerial mixup. Frank|?8ul Anderson Warrants were Chance is also favorably mentioned. What poor old Cinci needs ta|*¥orn to by the football coach some one to take Garry Herrm the difficulty. Herrmann and Jinx ee Saye the Spokane Presa: “Seattle is the Mecca these days for the| Mriday to elect a successor to B second-rate boxers. A number of clubs are staging bouts in that city.”|N. Walter, former president of the That gom of thought is perfectly true, with the exception that there| “lub. place, That's the real solution of . syponymeus, are few boxers of any rate in Seattle, and fewer clubs are staging bouts. The Eagles, the cellar champs in the 8. A ©. bowling tourna ment, oofted themselves a trifle last night by taking three straight games away from the Pelicans. Coffin of the Kagles bowled high score with 219, and high average of 191 28. The scores: Pelicans ., ., 823 842 777-2442 Eagles .. «.. 984 842 862—2688 In the 8. A C. tourney the Hawks are high on the percentage ladder, with an average of .760 Then comes the Pheasants, 583, Crane 500, Orioles, 600, Blue Jays, 500, Owls and Pelicans, 417 each,-and Eagles, 233. The fol- lowing are the 10 high men in the 12 games thus far rolled: White, .193; Dwan, 192, Ste phens, .190; Walber, .190; Van Swearingen, .190; Benson, .188; Kinne, 185; Dobb, .185; Galbraith, 185; McGregor, .184. A telegraph bowling match was rolled last night by teams in Seat- tle, Portland, Vancouver, Victoria and New Westminster, the Regu- lars and the Imperials bowling for Seattl on the Imperial alleys. The Regulars hung it on the Im perlala by 165 pins. The scores: Imperlala $66 849 918-2623 Regulars . 947 980 901-2778 On the Bismarck alleys night the V. & H. Shoe Co. hung the indian sign on the Fischer team fn three all of which were lost by narrow margins. Pettus of the Fischer team bowled high score of 207 and high average of last outfit 197 1-3. The scores: Fischer Bros. & UW... 669 634 636 eoees 673 666. 639 Tonight on the Bismarck alleys| Yesterday in tho county hospital the Sears-Roebuck team will’ clit#h with the Commercial team, CUT- OHIO DENTISTS Second Av. and University St. championship of Great Britain, Opposite Stone-Fisher Co, WE STAND BACK OF ov FOR 20 YHARS GUARANTER EASY PAYMENTS $25 Ohio Cut Rate| record for the time was 503 miles Prices. $6 M4 Set of Teeth Guaranteed .. Set of Teeth Guaranteed ......, $15 ae: S Solid Gold Fillings, 75¢ Up Silver Fillings, 25¢ Up KASY PAYMENTS—Part down and balance in payments, 20-YHAR WRITTEN GUARANTOR GIVEN ON ALL WORK, PAINLESS DENTISTS RATE manager for the coming year. R WORK) ison Square Garden bow! were 10 Oakland.—-Directors of the Oak- land baseball club will meet here Portiand.—Barney McCaugh, fa- nrous old time turfman, died here He was a brother of “Shanks” McCaugh, the jockey London.—Rugby cracks of Ox- ford and Cambridge universities are planning the formation of an allstar team to visit America and the Pacific coast. Minneapolia—The board of con- trol of the University of Minnesota yesterday selected Allen McBean, track man, wnhiversity athletic Ubondon.—Johnny Somers tast night defeated Sid Burns on points, winning the welterweight New York.—At midnight last night the sixday bicycle racers who are grinding around the Mad- laps ahead of all former six-day records, the distance covered be ing 515 miles 6 laps. The former 9 laps. All of the 15 teams which started were still in the race, with no sign of anyone letting up. BOXING AT TACOMA Joe Bonds, president of the Hill side Athletic club of Tacoma, an- nounces the first monthly boxing smoker of the club at the Glide rink on December 12. Six four- round bouts. between well known mitt artists will make up the card for the first entartaliment. Shortstop Marty Krug and First Baseman Bradley have been given the pink slip by the champion Red Sox. Krug goes to the Indianapolis team and Bradley to the Jersey City Skeeters, President Heilbronner of the Contral league is finding it a tough Job to form an eight-club circuit for next season, Last season the Cen- tral was a 12club league, but at the present time only six cities are willing to enter the organization. eee LUTHER M’ CARTY NO GREENHORN AT FIGHT GAME LUTHER M’'CARTY Lather McCarty, who will fight Jim Flynn for the heavyweight championship of the world in Los Angeles tonight, bas been about everything except heavyweight champton. He has been a mew senger boy, cowboy, farm and dairy hand, lumber jack, deep sea sailor, roustabout and salesman. Of all the fighters in the ring, he has bad the most picturesque ca reer. He was born March 17, 1892, near Lincoln, Neb. He has always lived out of doors. His firet experience in the ring was in January, 1911, when he act od as a substitute at Culberton, Mont., agninet Walt Adama, heavy weight champion of Canada, whom he knocked out in the second round. His next victory was a knockout over Joe Grim, “The Iron Man.” He knocked out Carl Morris in six rounds at Spring field, Mo, on May 3, 1912. He knocked out Al Kaufman in the second round on October 12 of this year at San Francisco, His ring career has been « short one, but ho has never lost a battle. SOCCER NOTES The Port Blakeley team gave the Rangers a big scare yesterday in the lumber town, but bad to be con tented with the short end of « 4 to 1 score, The game was more evenly contested than the score in dicates, and the lumber jacks de- serve credit for the stubborn dis play they put up against their more experienced opponents, MeKiliiam Dotner and Cooper were the m prominent of the Rangers team. The} former had two goals to his credit Billy MeGrath, Winblad and Breb- ner showed up well for the home The weekly meeting of the league will be held to night at 418 Pike st. Results of games played in the Old Country, Saturday, Dec. 7, fol- low English League Aston Villa 1, Bolton Wander- ere 1. Blackburn Rovers 6, City 0. Derby senals | Everton 1, West Bromwich Al bions 3 Manchester U. 0, Sheffield U. 1. Middiesboro 2, Oldham Athletic 2. Notts County 0, Newcastle Unl- ted 1 Sheffield Wednesday 0, Manches- ter City 4 Sunderiand 7, Liverpool 0. Tottenham Hotspurs 1, Chelsea 0. Southern League Queen's Park Rangers 2, Wat- ford 0. Brentford 2, Coventry City 0. Gillingham 1, Crystal Palace 2. Northampton 3, Merthyr Town 0. Reading 1, Southampton 1. Stoke 2, Portsmouth 0. Bristol Rovers 2, West United 1, Swindon Town 2, Exter City 2. Millwall Athletic 2, Brighton and Hove Athletic 0 Norwich City 0, gyle 3. Bradford. County 4, Woolwich Ar- Ham Plymouth Ar Scottish League Aberdeen 0, Morton 0. Airdrieonians 3, Kilmarnock 2, Celtic 2, Hamilton Academicals 1, Hibernians 8, Clyde 1. St. Mirren 2, Dundee 0. Third Lanark 1, Falkirk 1 Patrick Thistle 1, Hearts 3. Motherwell 6, Queen's Park 3, Raith Rovers 2, Rangers 2. Results of Sunday's pstern league games: Ralniers 1, Black Diamond 1, Celtics 5, Spartas 1 Rangers 4, Port Blakeley 1, North- The large number of soccerites who went to Woodland park Sun. day were rewarded by witness ing as fine a soccer game as was ever played in Seattle, From whitsle to whistle it was a ding dong affair, with every ployer put- ting his “best foot" forward to help his team. Neither team was able to register a goal until the second half, when Sammy Martin shook the rigging with a grand shot, giving Bowers no chance. Shortly after this Tommy Overton equalized, when he clevesly head- ‘ed the ball past Thompson. Both teams now went at°it harder than ever, and’ strenuous efforts were made to get the winning goal, but the defenses ‘were impregnable. ‘Thompson, in the Rainier goal, dem- onstrated that he ls among the best, by giving a wonderful display of goalkeeping. His work yesterday was all that saved Ratniers from defeat, It would be unfair to piok out any individual stars—with the exception of Thompson—because every man on the field was at his best and playing the game for all ho was worth, GUINEA PIG LOSES A FALL BY RA, C. WRIGHT Guinea pigs cannot compete with tough old blood-poison microbes from the University of Washington wrestling mat. The pig, inoculated with the microbes last Thursday lost by @ fall Saturday night. He died | Not only pigs, but real | wrestlers are endangered by the lit. | tle bugs, A wrestler weighing 180 | pounds and six feet tall may lose} his bout with organisms smaller | than a pin point, if they do not take care of themselves, and have | medical treatment for mat burns, | which have ru 4 against the in-| fected mat. When wrestlers | take care to disin wounds there is little danger » Dr. Ha the U, of W. phyal rector, The wrestlers thems are not #0 sure, and seve have disclaimed any liking for the mat, or any de- | sire to roll about on it. CARD COMPLETE | FOR BOXING SHOW The card for the Seattle Chauf feurs’ clu smoker Dream rink next Friday evening was com pleted today with the signing up of Frenchie Valse and Tommy Jones for « fourround debate. Frank Street, who was scheduled to go against Eddie Hubbard rec hurry-up message from Sunday, which called him im mediately to that seaport, and the chauffeurs hustled around and got Billie Chapm as 4 substitu |The substitution of Chapman de tracts nothing from the bout, as bh lis an old favorite in Seattle, who is going to try the ck stuff | He is working hard « is in great physical shape The proceeds of the chauffeurs’ amoker will go to a fund to build a gymnasium to their Broadway club house. Semi-Finals on in Handball Tourney The semifinals in the matches of the 8. A. C. handball tournament are now in progress and the tour |ney is narrowing down to the real class of the club. Director Frank lVance thinks that at the present irate the games are being played off that he will be able to stage the finals by Thursday night and eward the trophies on that even | ing Play Saturday night and today resulted as follows: G. C. Myers beat B. L. Lambuth, 21-45, 17-21, 21-12. M. Q. Carhart beat Howard Coagrove 21-16 and 21-11. Albert B. Moses beat R. H. Bollard 21-11, 20-21, 21-4, R. B& Evans beat D. K. McDonald 21-46, 21-3 Washington Battles Ballard to a Tie The Ballard and Washington | park football teams played to a tie |Sunday at Ballard. Score, 1-7. | Ballard used the forward pass to! | good advantage, one of them mak ling the touchdown, when the left | end received it and ran a clear field for a touchdown. 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