The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1914, Page 7

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FULLERTON ably the mort daring and as tounding attempt at pillaging the | public by moana of a take athietic event fm recent years was the wrestling match between Cham. pion Frank Gotch and the big Ger man, George Hackensohmidt, which was staged at Comiskey park, the home of the Chicago bdeey Box baseball team, on Sept. 4, 1911 While Goteh had hints and as- surances that Hackenschmidt was not tn condition, and that be would not make any serious resistance, a champton feared all the tine that ‘ght be “double crossed” the reporte might hide y ie certainly knew that Hackenschmidt was in poor shape but took no chances, The match attracted perhaps the Kreatest interest of any event tn recent sporting history tn the Cen- tral West, friends Chas, Through personal Comiskey was induced to permit the match to be held at the ball park—at grand opera prices— Comiskey to receive scarcely enough to pay the expenses of cleaning the grounds, The match wonderfully ad- vertised, and on the afternoon of the contest more than 20,000 per. sons were piled into the stands. But three days prior to the match tt became evident that some- thing was wrong. There had been an abortive effort to put across a great betting coup—and the public refused to STAR—THURSDAY, NOV, 19, 1914. PAGE JACK CURLEY CROWD BUNKS CHICAGOANS OUT OF MANY THOUSANDS BIG CLEANUP MADE ON FAKE GOTCH-HACKENSCHMIDT WRESTLING MATCH One Chicago | On the afternoon prior to the|Hackenschmidt was sufferiog from; match ugly rumors began to pass around and = gradually, toward night, the rumor persisted that a badly sprained and had agreed to wrestie only on condi [tion Gotch did not touch en , Two Clase A high echool football games are scheduled for the present week, one to decide the champion- ship of the city, the other third place In the league race. Friday Franklin and West Seattle meet at 3:15 at Dugdale's park. This game will decide which of these teams stays in the first division. The fol lowing afternoon comes the crucial Broadway-Lincoin confilct, with the title the issue. From all indications {t will be one of the best games of }. Competition set aside long enough to permit a game be- tween the local champion and the Everett high team. The proceeds are to go to help swell , the Belgian relief fund. | . 8. Uniess the powers consent to postpone the war for a while, there | will be no race between the famous | Oxford and Cambridge crews in | England next year, ost of the | blade tuggers at the two inatitu- Hi (GO STILL IN DOUBT SAN FRANCISOO, Nov, 19.—Ne gotiations were at a standstill to- day so far as the proposed 20. round match in December between , Ritchie still instets jhave some sort of a quarantes. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Nov. 19 Fred ©, Merkle, New York Gt ants’ first sacker, joined the bene OHIO METHOD IN | DENTISTRY Missing teeth are replaced by the year, Interscholastic or intercol- tious are busy pulling triggers in!» Ohio Method by artificial teeth legiate, as the two teams are even: ly balanced, their lines are strong, present writing. 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An hour or #0 before the men were to go on the mat Comis | key held @ conference with the wre! and ref ere: told them plainly that they could not use his park to stage the robbery of the public, Before going onto the mat, Gotch catinly declared {t didn't make any difference to him whether it was & fake or not was going out and throw Hackenschmidt The men stepped into the ring, and before the applause subsided {Referee Ed Smith announced that, by orders of the chief of police, he declared all bets off. An angry |roar ran through the crowd, fol llowed by « buzz of wonderment as |to what it meant They did not have long to walt. Gotch and the German grappled standing for a mo: ment, and Gotch hurled his antagonist to the floor, It w: evident that Hackenschmidt was beaten and his effort seemed to be to keep one foot away from Gotch’s grip. In five minutes Gotch grabbed the foot. Hackenschmidt cried | with pain, screamed aloud and |Gotch quickly released the foot, slid his arm into a crotch hold and Hackenschmidt rolled over onto his back almost without a struggle, Time, 5 minutes 321-6 seconts, The second fall wan a Joke. Hackenechmidt wae In terror and looking for a chance to roll over easily—Gotch played with him and threw him in 19 min. utes 6025 seconds. After the battle Promoter Cur ley admitted that they had known for days that Hackenschmidt's ankle was bad, too bad, to wrestle, but he and others were in so de |they dared not postpone. They carried out the match and took the public's money to save themselves | heavy losses MAYBE CHARLIE JUST DISSOLVED! son, or Hanson, after he his way out of the city jail Wed- nesday? | The jail is on the sixth floor | of the city hall. Did he leap and vanish Into thin alr? The theory Is as plausible as any other, says the police. Any- way, bh gone, and nobody knows how he did It, Uniess he Jumped seven feet from a dizzy ledge to a fire ee cape, must /@ evaporated, declare officials. He was a violator of his pa- role from the Monroe reforma- tory. He was to be returned to Monroe. When t went to get him, he had departed. INDIAN TRIBE ASKS 2 BUCKETS OF GOLD TACOMA, Nov. 19.—Demanding: payment of “two buckets of gold” and a reservation of their own, which they claim was promised their tribe in a treaty signed in 1855, three aged Indians, sole eur. vivors of the Duwamish tribe, ap- peared before a special Indian com- missioner here yesterday to make affidavits regarding their claim. MUST BE GOD'S WAY | "God must have His own way. | Nature is never in a hurry in pro- ducing nature's best,” declared Rev, A. W. Leonard Wednesday night, during his revival.eermon at the | First Methodist church, Services continue tonight, with Evangelist Bilhorn singing songs he wrote himself. 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