The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1915, Page 13

DON’T MISS A GOOD THING: READ THE CUTLER STORIES, STARTING ON THIS PAGE TOMORROW RACE TRACK BILL IS INTRODUCED . IN STATE SENATE OLYMPIA, Jan. 15.—A_ bill, which, if passed, will open, up the race tracks of Washington for horse racing under the di rection and contro! of a state racing commission, was intro: duced In the senate yesterday by Dr, J. A. Ghent, of Seattle. The proposed law is said to have the backing of a number of business men of Seattle and other cit! of the state where the “bang-tail” ponies formerly pranced, and its promoters claim for it that If enacted into law it will be productive of a clean, high class amusement which will make all of the fairs in the state, most of which are now losing money, more than self-sustaining The bill provides that every de tail of the racing 8 shall be under the direct contro! of a com Petent racing commission, and that adding a dollar of tax to the # will be pre of revenue to the state bill provides for betting on the horses in an enciosur ovided for that purpose, under the F mutual machir totalizer system. Wherein the public makes its odds by the number of wagers placed on any one horse or set of horses. It ts said in support of the Measure that the act will encour Age state fair associations, county fa'rs and the breeding of thorough bred horses in Washington. Ken tucky, Maryland and Colorado have Jaws similar to the one proposed in this state which has been declared valid by the highest court of Ken tucky In the event the bil! becomes law, the following thoroughbred and har- ness circuit has been suggested ‘Vancouver, ten days; Centralia-Che halls, four days; Tacoma, six 4) own OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY Missing teeth sre replaced ‘The Ohio Method by artificial teeth that are natural as your original teeth. Examinations are now be Ing conducted without charge, and estimates are furnished in all cases. We Stand Back of Our Work 25 Set of Teeth emeneed “peng $8 10 Solid Gold or 10 Gold or Porcelain ridge Work . Office hours, £20 to 6. Sundays, Cut-Rate Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY STREET for 12 Years’ Guarantee. $15 Set of Teeth orcelain Crown r $4 Solid Gold Fillings Up to 12 OHIO CORNER SECOND AVENUE [the bill we Seattle, ten days; Tacoma six days Seattle, ten days; North Yakima six days; Walla Walla, six days; | Spokane, 12 days, This would be the full mit of time backers of id ask each year of the commission In addition it ts clatmed that the| passage of the bil] would result in} fitting up the t polo Meld tn the Northwest; would provide for r days of automobile and four} days of motoreycle racing for ma- chines and drivers of the Northwest. is urged that the. Washington would soon become a classic sald attract 25,000 le annually WHITMAN MAY PUT CRIMP IN BOXING GAME NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Followers ind supporters of the boxing game in New York are viewing with some trepidation the attitude of the new governor, Charles 8. Whit man and his administration, toward the Frawley bill which has legallz ed ten-round, nodecision bouts here for a kk time, Persistent rumors In sporting circles are to ‘the effect that the new administra tion is contemplating revolutionary measures, chief among which ts the abolition of the one-man sys tem Governor Whitman, it is known, | has favorably commented on the proposition of putting the game tn the hands of one man. Under the Frawley bill, the present commis jslon consists of three | there has been some dissatisfaction jover manner in which the sport is | conducted Supporters of the present com mission are pointing out to new of. ficials the recent report of the com mission's secretary, Charles Har vey, in which it was set forth the state obtained a revenue of almost $32,000 from the game the past year. It is also pointed ont the commission been forced to| take no action against clubs for | | putting up fake and sham battles. | However, there {s dissatisfaction | over the state of “the grand old/ game” here. Those not tn sympa | | thy with the commission have laid | lcharges of favoritism at [ts door. | These charges set out that the com-| mission has favored certain clubs | with attractive shows, while put- ting obstacles fn the paths of oth jers. The upstate legisiative ele ment, ft fs understood, is the most! strongly opposed to the manner in! which the sport ts being conduct ed now. It is also whispered this same element {s favoring the aboll- tion of the game entirely | Pessimists in the sport game can| now take their hammers and beat it to the cyclone cellar. Those whc complain that Interest in sporting events is on the wane can sneak a| look at the records for the Inte 1914 | }in which it fs shown 25,000,000 per. | | sons pushed their cash through the | box office windows to view sporting | levents, This figure represents| jabout one-fourth the population of |the United States. Baseball of | course, leads with approximately 9,000,000. Football comes next with lover 6,000,000, and the rest in di | vided up among boxing, tennis, golf, | amateur athletic meets and variour other forms of athleties You Get Regular Dundee Service, Woolens, Workmarmhip. 304 Pike St. This Special Offer continued for a few days An Extra Pair Pants Free with every order for Suit or MADE TO ORDER Fit and | was tro STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1915. PAGE | BILL PROVIDING FOR HORSE RACING UNDER A | | COMMISSION, INTRODUCED IN STATE SENATE | —IN TH This. Wrestler Writes Poetry, Boys! E WORLD OF SPORTS— EDITED BY HAYBEE SMITH ar “| WANTRUNS, NOT - THE TRICK STUFF,” [HE FIGHTS CHAMPS |: <° ma BUT NEVER GETS “Sy DeasKet IN ON THE Purses .27% Dall Basketball games between elght| teams of the Seattle Church Att 66 a3 letic league were played in the t | Loesch! Park gym last night, with | | the following enult Balla ‘ sa - AND, FURTHER, CHARLES CUTLER |the following results: | Ballard) BY Hal Sheridan |e of responsibility, T have found ’ | | nay . ave wirw YC 2 a.) that he ly gives a club his * STUDIES SCIENCE, AND DOESN'T || f. team, 41 to 21; the Firat Mf], NEW YORK, Jan. 16-—The tens Wer 2 im ions of Wile , Jone beat W 1 Park Preebyter - The main thing I have to do is van, manager of the ak were OR DRIN (ad he cgeapleoy he aac winning thot od ter M , and | am well aware that the | irat cota beat the Unt Pe kon oki aaa coe ac wae | Yanks were the worst hitters in the p t "lace nptiate 7 to m4 . m can —s # Way! ong ye This unusual professional athlete, recognized wrest | mreny Peace Rapyine. ¢ . and get I'll leave the trick) Ssue last year ling champion since Frank Gotch award h h | state to ¢ & If Pipp shows up well, it will g f rotch awarde im the |} | In the game of the city The stan ing of Ray Caldwet] has|20lp # lot. Cook, 1 am told, is ® title on his retirement, is }} [high 1 erday after Ee aeeear ee tha) Datural hitter, as is Birdie Cree going to tell young men noon igh beat West “ rg a iting Pbis fellow High, thet I got from and boy readers of The Se Seattle Georges 19) Start, and it ou wetting | Detroit also a good hitter. attle Star how he devel | rtp OR oadway star, making | vii permission to negotiate with,| Them I have a good prospect Ia attl ar how he develop | 22 points for tear s bared i 1th.) Reg liller, too, will come im ed himself from a_ frail ip Fromnecs. will. Os _ . handy a utility man th. in one of the The Lincoin midgets had every now that I have a weak-hit : ake al : ae thing their own way ye Jay aft. | ting Infield, but I have an idea that this age |* have seen } play nd 1 don't * i as . r Nh _e Ray reel giesllh orcas cae LONDON, Jan, 15.—An_ English as accom : Wis The Franklin high five will clash the ball harder. 1 understand)” in writes pairs Hy ent a a series of simple ex | with Lincoln this afternoon in the Mulle 1 excellent fielder, 8004 deal of rot talked of heroiam : i cm " | Frasitre Lurie lGieektin “Rien Viasat a bis aul an excellent ff ust now, If it’s all true, there are ises within the reach of j ® | and, of co hat will have to be {Hor é hero BE ad every man and boy in his Whenever Freddie Welsh, Char-| favorite eckoned with. Candidly, 1 don’t| Millions of heroes in Europe Saeae tend ue Witte, bing at ee pe on The 8. A. C. quintet will meet|Délieve the Imposing of fines will/ touna it harder to go straight im The sda) sitar sate pons or Packey McFarland ever did) ing Winslow A. A. five o} make a ball player walk the chalk fe than to go under fire.” Hon any training In Chicago, they al-) winslow floor tonight: The Win-|! have never been able to handle a juire than five or ways picked out Frankie Lynn to|yiow Juniors are anxious to ar.|™men that way, and, believe me, 1| John Grier Hibben, president of 10 minutes a day! And give them the necessary workouts.| range games with any tear ad some experience Princeton university, in his annual they will show results in Therefore, Frank has bad the ing 166 pounds, and ¢ only way to handle one of} report, says that college athletics ee ae gloves on with the class of the box- filed through th book. | these tempermental ball players {s,|are suffering from over-organiza- , |ing profession more often, perhaps,| ing agency in . by ad-|in my opinion, to make him realize| tion and commercialism and sug: oO gymnasium = appar jthan any other battler, He was #0\ dressing W. M, Routh, Winslow,| his importance to the team and to|gests doing away with paid atus is needed. The meth busy mies other fellows win Wash |bimeself. Once a player gets that coaches. ~ Ode ate. tenis O84 ‘cosn purses that he rarely had a chance - Secs Charley Cutler gg ine P Ba hen to step out and get them himself “3 t ¢ ian, woman of Now he's after the welters, and aft 3 child er them hard. Frankie is a lean Cutler will also tell parents how to safeguard boy of 138 to 142 pounds, who can children from tuberculosis Better read this series box and hit, and usually gives a) good ¢ bition e e called which starts tomorrow on this page ~ “ zhivition whenever lee upon THE END SATURDAY All Day and Until 10 P. M. It The ) BOYS FIGHT FOR CITY TITLES) That it takes amateur who are battling for the the thing to put up the snappy contests and to get away from the “room-mate” style fre-| quently seen in professional circles, was evidenced last night at the 8. . A. C. gym in the first series of try-| outs for the city boxing and wr tling championships in the various classes. In the best bout of the evening, | boxers glory of fast and to end this baseball war is for them to print the interviews with magnates in the comic supplements The way for the newspapers The doors close forever. isn’t a matter of price. That British bugier who biew the mess cali in the middie of a charge to his {nstincts, It probably was the tea interval It will not be long until baseball starts again; already the younger generation of scribes are writing about new curves fons man 5 Sy decision | discovered by bush league recruits. ’ " 26-| ll b th t eee pound class, In the same class, in 4 ogee gr igh EF oods wi e rown at you “Organized baseball has won the confidence of the American pub- ile,” saya Ban Johnson. If his other statements are on a par with that, you know what to think of them, .. to decide, Charles Sontag won the verdict over Frank Marshall. Hen ry Gleason tore into Avery Young rather than move any of them if they apply that literacy test to college football players, wih, sock vim and effectiveness there are some Pennsylvania teams that will be sadly weakened that the referee stopped the bou pcomhrwe in the first, raising Gleason's mitt IGE aE ELE oe eee as a sign of victory.. 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