The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1914, Page 9

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1914. GUNBOAT SMITH PUTS ARTHUR => ea y Cs) PELKEY AWAY IN 18TH ROUND aap WITH SOLID SMASHES TO JAW SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.—~ eon, Tom Burne’ protege bested The knockout, which came In Gunboat Smith, the California t lor, the 16th, to all appearances, heavyweight, became world's Until the bout wae well un- bears out the statement that heavyweight champion on Ne dor way, Smith showed a lack Poikey hae a “p jaw." Year's afternoon) when of confidence and many hard Smith forced jatters more knocked out Art Pelkey, the swings went wild, than ever in the final round, Canadian, in the 15th round of In the tenth round Smith's and, taking advantage of a sud @ acheduled 20-round contest at uneasiness was missing entire. den opening, swung @ right to Daly City. ly, and the sailor pranced Pelkey'’s jaw, which dropped The fight was Smith's all the around the ring like a light him. way. weight Pelkey staggered to his feet Pelkey, In the He tried desperately to put at the count of nine, showed more boxin; over the telling punch In the Smith flashed In other smash many had given hi tenth, but Pelkey managed to to the Jaw, and Pelkey took the In rounds one, thre Survive the pummeling. | ten count, No Hot Air— (CROSS WHIPS BUD IN 7 ROUNDS fighters,” ts the A good many people In Seattle and surrounding country have lost their money and good health by hot alr fakers, This ts not the case with os. 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Ander cistvely whip Bud Anderson of| son rushed tn, but quickly re Medford, Ore., for six rounds, The! vived and pumped tn a number of fight was stopped in the seventh | stiff stings, This repulaton ultt with the Medford farmer helpless,| mately resulted in Anderson's de It was the second meeting of these| feat. In the next round, Cross sath two Hghtweights, Cross knocked | ed into Anderson and thrice floored Anderson out tn thelr first meet-|him. The referee gave Cross the ing | verdict when Anderson hung limply In the sixth round, when the|on the ropes. 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The first two rounds were mond, a local crack, tn five rounds! slow, but after that Wolgast bore| yesterday afternoon. The bout was|!n and gradually beat his opponent! | schedule en rounds, The|into subminston. ten-round bont. 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Seattle took home both boxing events, but lost In the| wrestling diviston, | BULL BROS. Entering t ring with a ban s Just Printers daged knee, and with a noticeable 1012 THIRD AIN 1043 patlor, lost to Harry Hateh and O. A. Anderson was defeated by Archie Lawrence. |O. Bradley, V. A Cy Spowart, & A! I' whipping in three rounds, but an| FREE FREE FREE Any Suit Pattern in Our House Free of Charge All we charge you for is the making—pick out any Suit or Overcoat pattern in our house and we will charge you for the making only. We want to keep our large force of tailors busy during this month. OUR WORK WILL BE FIRST CLASS. OUR LINING WILL BE FIRST CLASS. We know how to fit you perfectly. Here is a chance to get a high class garment at nom- inal cost to you. Any style you want goes for the same price. We charge you for the Making Only---Goods Absolutely Free of Charge We must keep our men tailors working. 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He bas champions | by the turnst | cha pecrmance tion of comp were assert New Year's afternoon when Jerr Nisson’s “All-Confere team | took the p of the socalled | Washington Alumni te The paid admission sa at one end of the central | stand Score, n! 0. At only one period were suspl clona aroused that the game was to That occurred ashington d in tr aying unt unl © the “all alone grand. All-Conference 19, Alum- when the ans trotted out to the varsity & each a forms strang familiar. Th |forma, It developed later, w MANDOT BEATEN CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.—Barl Fish- er, a $5 preliminary fighter, a year ago, was booked today to meet Freddy Welsh, lightweight cham- plon of England, here Jan. 19, as a reward for a victory yesterday Joe Mandot. Fisher clearly outpointed Mandot and scored the only knockdown, ver . B. 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