The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1914, Page 13

OWNER COHEN IS DICKERING WITH HARRY | Ss TO MANAGE SPOKANE TEAM EBER ’ SOWARNWEBES wav CORRE rT INWEBER MAY MANAGE INDIANS Joe Cohen, owner of the Spo- kane indians, ie dickering with Henry Scharnweber, the Vancou. ver shortstop, who managed the Canadian team ast year, to take charge of the Spokane outfit MOXt season. Dode Brinker has received a letter from Scharney Im which he saye that negotia- tlone with Cohen are under wa but he says nothing of terms gal the probable outcome will 5.A.C. (NOTES Fox, king of ‘em ali in the S. A ©. billiard tourney, grabbed off an other soft one last night when he banded the short end of a 10045 score to Cumming: Dor Harding a @ Meat! were RIDAY, DEC. 11, 1914. PAGE 13. —-IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS— EDITED BY HAYBEE SMITH Rn nn ‘CORBETT SAYS WESTERN BOXERS MIKE DONLIN | James J. Corbett, former heavy | woight champion of the world, who {a appearing at the Pantages theatre | this week, up the boxing sit uation In California concisely tn a story he has written for Star read ors, BY JAMES J. CORBETT When anti-boxing law goes into J effect in California the middle of | thie month, a number of young m | who have been calling the Golden | State home for a long time will | copper Horace Greeley’s advice and hike toward the East, New York, New Orleans and Milwaukee will be asked to take o of the overflow | of fistic talent, these cities prac | tieally will have a monopoly of tm. | portapt contests with San Francisco and Los Angeles out of the running Tn a way it will be a good thing | for the game in the Eastern cities. A new face now and then adds tn | terest to boxing matches, and so far as New York goes an occasional strange “map” would indeed be wel come—provided the gont has any- thing In the way of reputation to holidays are Wille Ritehte Weight champion Rivers, Frankie Burns and Harry Foley's latest discovery, Ralph Grunan, the Portland lightwelght serapper, who is touted by many Western writers aa a very promising m ber of the fi prnity Jimmy Clabby, George {p and Billy Murray will swell the ist of eligible middleweights al ready there By the time the boys begin to arrive, there will be a new gov ernor at Albany, and more than likely a new bunch in charge of box ing in that state, All this may mean that decisions will be allowed tn New York, and, tf #0, we may well look for a big boom in the sport The fans don't take half the tn terest In a boxing match which promises to be merely an exhibition throughout as in a bout which Is on to hotly con ted because sometht. ethan & percentage of the gate receipts in at stake. With roferees allowed to give de: cistons in boxing matches the sport would take a sharp Jump In popular Maht IN BIG LEAGUE NEW YORK, Dec, 11.--Mike Don. ln ts open for an engagement as manager of any minor league club in the country. He was given his unconditional release recently by Manager Met Mike acted as pinch hite the Giants last year, but t n slugger was unable to come back after a lay off, Donlin ts 85 years old. He born in Peorta, Tl, and broke baseball Mike always was a whale of a hit years flelder at Santa Cruz, Cal made good from the jump when he was sent up to the majors jhe ranked for years as one of the | best hitters in fast company WE'D BETTER ADMIT CLABBY IS CHAMP ARE GOING EAST IN BIG STREAM HAS SHOT WAD an a left-handed pitcher. | ter and he was turned tnto an out-| |“MOTHER” HUNT IS NEW FOOTBALL CHIEF; MIKE DONLIN IS READY FOR BUSH LEAGUE ~10.00 BACK To Every Man or Young Man Buying a Suit or Overcoat in Our New Upstairs Clothing Dept. Here’s How We Do It Upstairs Shop at SUITS and OVERCOATS that necessarily sell at $25 elsewhere we are selling in our LOW RENT No doubt you need this $10 more than the man who sells you the suit or overcoat and adds it onto the price, to enable him to pay his high rent. We don’t need it,as we have THE LOW- EST RENT IN THE CITY, give you most de- pendable merchandise and guarantee every gar- favor—and after the Inet lean year or two promoters would relish | jomething like that, I fancy @owned by Doty in the 3. A. C Dillfard tourney last night Be Goodwin, the club’s crack ; ie. swimmer, gave the gallery a few Seer, Stars te RITCHIE IS AFTER plain a: ney diving. j l Ss The povare are ail on edge for If BOUT WITH WE H tonight's show and will hand out! | » \tecnmes | SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 11—Re the best they have in the house. | ports that ue had decided +o retire | | from the ring and enter business Chet McIntyre on the “rassling” re mat yesterday, and in the melee} Some one was thrown through one | of the windows, When the smoke had cleared away Doc was wear. re denied today by Wille Ritchte. T have not retired from boxing,” ing the window casing on his Wrist like a bracelet. back {t up. Among those who are| expected to take the “rattler” for) New York Immediately after the Doc Walter Kelton tangied with he sald, “and I have no such tn | tention. What | would Itke to do| from Fred Rivers at Brows & to work up to a match with| Hulen’s the other night, and insist hb in New Orleans, 1) led that a bodyguard accompany t that under cond! him home. tions governing boxing In this coun: | | try I have a good chance to regain} the title, For Welsh, I will be willing to do a reasonable weight.” SPORTING W. W. Webster won 20 cents! dim Ball and Tindall had their | Mttle billiard set-to as usual yes | terday afternoon, and also as usual, Ball glommed the odd game. eee They say down at Brown & Hulen’s that Jobaonie Anderson is | sick when he can't ran 30 pink balls tn snooker pool. eo. Streceety Clabky Jimmy Clabby seems to be the clans of the middies, regardless of the how! that goes up from all quarters when this is mentioned He has licked every man of any Jability In the division or at least |holds decisions over them. The | way he trimmed George Chip won thousands of admirers for him on FLASHES Moon, the three-cushion leader in In the 8 A, C, bowling tourney | course, doesn’t think Clabby has the 8. A. C. threecushion tourney,| the Whits put it over the Violets! {+ on him, even though he has dropped in to B. & H. hall yester- last night, 2,747 to 2.492. Conover| been given a referce’s verdict over day afternoon, looking for more of the Whits bowled high score of| nim more than once, and It {s like | worlds to conquer, and took on Jack | 265 and high average of 1921-3. The| jy that the pair will meet in Mil Ball, trimming him in order, 15 to 5,| Reds beat the Blacks tn a close| waukee soon lat three cushions. contest by @ score of 2,462 to 2,450,) ese Harris, of the losing team, rolling | |. Calvin Demarest beat Geo. Sutton | high score of 222 and high average | | 300 to 66, in the Champion Bil-| of 190. | ard Players’ league match at Lan-| ee sing, Mich, last night. Demarest! Sam McVey, negro heavyweight, made high average of 30 and high } vou « ten-round decision over Bat- run of 78, Sutton €6.10 and | ting Jim Johnson of Philadelphtia,| Porcelain Crown..... | eee | tn New York last night, outpointing Gold Filli Churchill le leader In the straight| him all the way. the 8. A. O. with copra nelly nedeod won the| _Frankle Callahan was told that onl; me played so far. Fox and| Charlie White would beat him up Terrell are atill tied for first place | !f he kept picking on Charlio’s little] “t3pon my arrival there, honors in the pocket billiard game,|>rother. Hereafter he'll fight an/ in a position to offer ¥ Fox having won 10 games and low | only child. |with either Freddie Wel 01 4 Terrell having won two |Mandot. I had figured on putting aed lost none. Moon has won 14| Jack Coombe and a bunch of ball) you on with Johnny Dundee, but |straight in the threecushion tour-| players killed 160 deer in one hunt.| johnny hurt his hands tn his fight ney without a lone. hat Connie Mack ~ about! with Rivers, and will not be able erasping players must be true. to fight for some time.” | . Lost in Seattle RITCHIE TO MEET SAN FRANCISCO, Deo, 11.-—-Wil- He Ritchio, ex-world's lightweight champion, had a long distance tele. hone talk with Promoter Tom Mo- ey of Los Angeles today T am leaving about next Monday for New Orleans,” McCarey said All work guaranteed 15 years. ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS tet and Pike, Opp. Public Market Laboring People’s ventists A Chicago man jumped 21 mar riage contracts; yet they blame a w for jumping one little | Edwin Young, Oakland, Ore., cen-| | ter of last season's football team was elected 1916 captain of the team | at the annual football dinner of the Whitman squad last night ore One would hardly bellove tt pos- sible that a man could be lost in a city of 300,000, and yet be within a radina of four blocks from his former location, where for fourteen |years he has been patronized by jevery union tradesman, merchant hae ct verelty | of Washington | in home builder, sport and would- University of Wisconsin to take part|>® sport. The fact is this man— in a dual regatta on Lake Washing-|* Pioneer merchant, THEO. WILTS ton next summer and later to take! og any aaceen at getty part in the intercollegiate regatta| moved to an elaborate location a | proposed for the PanamaPacific|704 FIRST AVENUE, with his | fair. Permission t ke the Weat-| $49.000 stock hardware and |ern trip will be sought by the Wis-| ®Porting goods, and hereby now an consin oarsmen nounces to his many old-time oe friends where he {# making it Four fast games of basketbali| Worth their time to come and see were played by the Seattle Church | him, by cutting the prices on all league at the Leschi park gym Inst| staple lines of tools, guns and Bi night, with the following renuits: | builders’ hardware to cost and some } Queen Anne M. EB. 22, Immanuel| less than cost, for a few days only. Lutheran 22; Queen Anne Christian] This sale will start at my new |26, University Place Baptist 6,| place, 704 FIRST AVENUE, Sat Ballard Christian 60, Green Lake|\rday morning. See my ad in to- Congregational 9; Pilgrim Congre-| day's Star. gational 20, Woodland Park Presby. 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Ad Schaffli and George Ingle are his sparring partners, 606 ‘oR 914 FOR 00D DISORDERS o's Come to me NEW YORK, Dec, 11.—Manager Jim Buckley announced today he has matched Gunboat Smith with | Jim Coffey for a tenround bout here next Tuesday night | The Cincinnati Reds have fired $ | their scouts and probably will de- Ya \ pend in the future (as in the past) @|upon the judgment of beer garden waiters a8 to what players to get| and to fire, 1 Practice the Up-t Treating VARICOCELES HYDROCELES Treat All Special and Nervous Diseases of Men and Women DR, DONAWAY Kotennce on Union St. WELSH OR MANDOT | 1 will be) ment we sell. IF it proves unsatisfactory in any way WE’LL GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY BACK. THAT’S HOW YOU GET THE $10.00 BACK —SAVE THE TEN DOLLARS We want you men to come in and let us show you the merits of our clothes. We have confidence in them because w many years. We know just how the what good service they will give. W and know all these things, and you wi always a customer—because our custo Step into our store at your convenie great money-saving department, wher ors and styles, and satisfy yourself tha urge you to buy, but will be glad to me Alterations always free. We guar $15 The Largest Stock of Union 616-617-619 FIRST AVENUE. On the Square—Opposite Totem Pole The Big Store With the Little Rent e know them and have sold them for y are made, what they are made of, e want you to have confidence in them ll, after seeing them. Once a customer mers are satisfied customers. nce—the elevator will take you to this ‘e you can see hundreds of patterns, col- t our statements are facts. We won't et you and make your acquaintance. $15 Made Goods on the Coast. ‘JOHNSON WILL RECEIVE $5.00 FOR EACH BALL HE PITCHES "BUT HE BATS FOR NOTHING Every time Walter Johnson throws a ball in a scheduled game in the Federal league during the next two years he will pocket a $5 bill. The big blond pitcher is getting more money for less work than any other man in baseball, Woeghman that he It ts learned on reliable author-|told Charley in his batting for ity that Walter {s to haul down/will throw $45,000 for playing with the Feder-| nothing. Jals two yoars. This includes the| Johnson throws about 100 balls |bonus given to him for jumping |!n every game he pitches. During the ranks of organized baseball the season be will average slightly and for bis work on the diamond, [less than this amount, for he has | Giant though he {s, the speed-| wonderful contro! for the speed he ball artist will work in about only|gets on the sphere. That means 45 fall games a season, During the; that the fans watch a five spot two years he will work 90 com-|apeed to Johnson's hip pocket ev- plete contests. ery time the ball leaves bis hands This means a more trifle of $500| Still they should not grow joal- a game for the leading citizen of|ous, for he has to do his warming Coffeyville, Kan up for nothing. Bate for Nothing Then, again, he does But Johnson has a kick coming. | pald during the spring train He has to bat for nothing. How-| son. lever, the former Californian likes| This terrible baseball trust in |to make fast ones out of the other|both the organized and Federal | pitcher's slow ones, so that he has| faction does not pay the players to |}get In shape. All they do fs to take the player and his wife, in- stall them at a hotel where the rates range from $5 to $10 a day and board them for nothing. Then they have to get out on the field] jand take off the accumulation of | fat caused by a winter of luxurious | {dleness. |, On the street car this morning there was a motorman trying to| | figure out how much he would earn Grill jit he was pald at the same rate as Entertainment ff rvs p01 of Highest I ug tag uaaeres amine OF oul oe Merit get Hotel Baden hour, drew down $3.50, About 20 | seconds’ work gets Jobnson that amount. At that rate the motor. | man would be earning over $2,000, 000 a year, (COMPLETE CARD FOR) THE S. A. C, SHOW Interclub Bouts 135 pounds—Orton, versus Gleason, S. A. C. 125 pounds—Ellingsten, Spokane, versus Madden, 8. A. C. 115 pounds—N versus Baird, 8. A. C. 108 pounde—Genjamin, Spokane, versus Phelps, 8. A. C. 8. A. C. Bouts 158 pounds—Sontag versus Rind- fleish. 120 pounds — Marshall Richardson. 115 pounds — Gleason Bouckle. 125 pounds—Mason Sontag. 120 pounds—Roberts versus Par-| rin, 135 pounds — Carroll versus Hensley. i Spokane, | Spokane, Cafe FIRST AND STEWART A Place to Eat versus versus versus C. SEATTLE DOCTOR TO HELP RUSSIANS Dr. Bugene T. Hurd of Seattle, member of the 13th legislature, left on the Novogrod, a Russian steam- ship, from Vancouver, B. C, last | Monday, for Port Arthur. | From there he expects to go to Russia, whore his services as phy- sician will be employed by the Rus- WONDER wwe ane YoUnc, baa 10°20 15" HUNT TO LEAD VARSITY SQUAD It wae up to Tony Saveye, basketball coach at the U. of W., who Is now in the East, to break the tle between “Mother” Ray Hunt and “Hap” Miller, All- Northwest halfback on this year'e U. of W, football team, for the captaincy of next year’s team. Savage did thie in a telegram from Chicago received at the varsity yesterday, casting the deciding ballot in favor of Hunt. Hunt is one of the best liked men on the team, having played end on Doble’s winning squad for the past three years. Last season he played every game under the protest of his physician, but came out noth- Ing the worse for wear, Louis Ladd, former @eattieite, now of Los Angeles, ts in town for a while, w ng up on some of the easy ones at Brown & Hulen’s The Stout And the Tall. SIZES FROM 31 TO 52 MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFACTORY { ALTERATIONS FREE O'Brien, who has not missed hie | CHAS, BLUMENFELD afternoon souse (in the tank) since * “ 812 Firet Ave. the days of Noah, claims to have an awful kick in the new trudgeon J OUt Of the High-Rent District, stroke he is developing. ON’T look for premiums or D as the cost of choice Turkish and domestic tobaccos blended in Camels prohibits their use. 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