The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1916, Page 11

Gut The Willamette University, gies, Stanford and the Universi be met. The addition of Raiph Robin the five, will strengthen the team material! The boys worked out a cou their journey. One bad bit of schedule mal games with California that were not together. takes on California in the first game, then meets Stanford, then‘ takes on California again. . Chance to rest one night while ¢ STAR AQUATIC PERFORMERS TO. COMPETE SOON | A great deal of interest fs being manifested in the City Amateur Swimming Championships to be held at the Washington natatorium on Feb. 10. The number of entries already received are more than were anticipated. Good competi tion is expected, as the best aquat fe stars in the city are entered. Such stars as Arthur Wilde, former Y. M. ©. A. swimmer, and) oyd Tindall, 8. A. A. ©. relay} swimmer, will compete. Wilde in the women’s events, Miss Thelma Miller is the favorite. Miss Miller just recently return from California, where she has been swimming with some of the women swimmers on the and she has improved great- her swimming. Following Is Mat of events: Junior boys 15 years, 25 and 50-yard Senior events, 60, 100, and 220-yard dash; 50-yard back stroke; | 60-yard breast stroke, end plunge! for distance. Ladies’ events, 50 and 100-yard dash. Junior girls un-| der 15 years, 60-yard dash. } Entries will be received at the) office of the Washington nata-| “HOCKEY GAME IS DELAYED Friday's hockey game at Vancou-| er has been postponed until Satur: 4 day, hence the Seattle cripples have one more day in which to recuper- ate for the melee. Manager Pete Muldoon has not much hope of using Bobby Rowe in| 4 the game. Bobby's wound {s heal-| ing up splendidly, but Muldoon isn't re figuring on taking any unnecessary . chances of having Rowe laid up for the rest of the season. Hobby re- ceived a bad cut in the forehead ring Tuesday's game with Van- couver. SAVE YOUR TEETH OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS 20F University st. ch Cement Filling, 28¢. et fee to 21 to 1.50 Amaigam Fillings “ Gold Alloy Fillings ai- oh : 6 it (romg Much and as _ SQUAD OFF FOR 7 GAMES The U. of W. basketball team left Friday morning for a nine day invasion of Oregon and California. seven games will be played by the loca! quintet. ‘Teeth extracted sbsciutety without pain free from 8:30 to @ p m. daily. Nothing but the beet material used—e who ia to Return to Ring During the nine days Multno Club, Oregon Ag: ty of California teams will all son, a veteran basket tosser, to pie of times before starting on king was the arranging of two The local team Thie will give the Bears a he locals are playing. NO NEW MEN FOR SEATTLE HOCKEY TEAM THIS YEAR The Seattle ice hockey squad will see no new additions this season. Manager Muldoon has been trying to line up a couple of players, but has failed to come to terme with either. The more promising of the two was a young fellow named Kyle, who has his place of ree idence in Denver. Kyle evidently has the same opinion of himself as regards the Ice hockey game that Benny Kauff has of hie basebal! abil- ity. j A letter received by Muldoon states that Kyle will journey to Beattie for $750 for the rest of the season and a ticket to and from Denver. As Seattle has only seven more games on the schedule, Muldoon does not fee! that the club can afford to pay the Den- ver hockeyist a salary erag- Ing over $100 per game a roundtrip ticket to Denver in the bargain. JUDGE M’CREDIE AFTER ’EM AGAIN PORTLAND, Jan Judge Me- » is 0 reco y Sunday morning perce ak erst she thinks he can fight and wante park. Answering the shouts of the|him to whip ten men, just as a California magnates who favor|starter to a career. A black cat double-headers every Sunday at/piasted Matty’s hopes for greatnens, Portiand and Salt Lake, he declared and now he doesn’t know what to the extra games played by the Call-|do. He's between two fires—bis fornia clubs were an advantage to| wife's love and the bother of supe! (Special Correspondence) LOS ANGELES, Jan. 25. Vasquez, known to Coast fight rs as Matty Rice, is in a fine fix. He married best tle women on the planet” recently Mor. ris ‘one of the vantage for us? ‘ |it was curtains for me. Speed and action make Ice hockey that way since interesting, according to one| Sunday paper. Speed and action |ried. Put, to my surprine, my wife is right. They knock a man coo |:hinks I can fight. She wants me coo with one blow of the club, ito whip ten men just as a starter. while in boxing and football it|1 guess Ii! have to. for her mie generally takes at least # couple | iter confidence in me is rather wip- of biffs to butt the boys out. ling the idea of that black cat and — bad luck out of my mind 1 am Its been boy who'll ficht m: EGAN MEETS ~ BILLY WEEKS ) Just how good—or bad—Charley Egan, Freddie Bogan’s middie weight hope, really is, should be proven Friday night when he hooks up with Billy Weeks, the Vancou ver boxer, at Ellensburg. According to the dope in Opposite Veaser-Patersoe Beat Gold burg, Weeks is daped to 1 Best Bri better of the argument oa oe Bishop, the Tacoma magnate, will officiate. HOW JESS WILLARD AND MORAN SIZE UP Here are the measurements of Jess Willard, champion, and Frank Moran, who are slated for a no-decision fight in New York WILLARD, 6 ft. 6 in MORAN. 6 ft. Pin 17% in “4 in 47 in 78 In 16 in 12 tn - 8% In, 36 In. 22 in, in, in, If Not Satisfied, Come Here Men’s Shoe Store 814 First Ave. Thigh \]a7 pods Call 1]10 in. ....... Ankle them, not a drawback. atition. “L have always accepted it |. “I was in my dressing room just axiom of sport that the home team |before my inst fight,” explains! has a big percentage in its favor,” | watty, “when right in front of me jhe said. “Crowd, environment, pay jumps a big bicck cat. Right then chology, all favor tt. If we play 12\and there | thourht of losing the! fewer home games than the Calffor-|iient because of that cat, My nia teams, how can this be an ad-/thoughts came true, for my oppo- jnent slipped me a lucky punch and/ | “I swore off fighting and got mar-| getting ready to meet any 118-pound | | | | the | STAR—FRIDAY, JAN. 28, 1916. PAGE 11, ’ Trade Mark Kew t copy 116 by MO ite a Pat AT THE FRONT In the Sport Zone [ra-203" nul ARTHUR YOUNGER, graduate manager of athletics at the U. of W., is back in the village after a secretive sojourn in parts unknown. Said parts having been re- ported as in the vicinity of Occidental college, Los Angeles. J. Art was about as communicative as the proverbial clam trip. why and, wherefore of the ‘ It is strongly suspected locally, however, that the little jour- ney had something to do with the appointment of a foot- ball coach at the local institution of learning. Younger absolutely and positively, refused to divulge any info, but tipped us off to the fact that two men were now running neck and neck at the half-mile post for the job of lording it over big hulks in moleskins and canvas knicke:s this fall at Washington. o- qtove leaguere have . “Umpires to Have School,” reads a;Now that the headline. They need it, if what) given the Cubs the National *ome of the fans say about them) league gonfalon and the St. Louts fs true. Some of the wildeyed Browns ‘he American league symbol of prosperity, why start the world's sert . rooters don't give the poor umps| not credit for knowing the alphabet cee We'll bet things looked dark to Roy) Moree when Howard Drew fin-| ished ahead of him in New York Wednesday hight echool showed quite a little class recently in a tournament with the Tacoma high school grapplers, The Indians co the honors in the meet | Newe—Jose Casablanca chess tournament in Now, don't get ex awfal it g [bring their Fed league batting « lerages with them into organized ball, Chances are they won't, tho. | Fake Reporte—The Cleveland club | has been pid Pitcher Eddie Plank has been released to Seat-) tle. | F N eee We note that $7,500 offer the Yank have made “HomeRun” Baker. Quite a tidy sum for a cripple. |“Fight at Elke’ Club,” we read in a headline as we madly pursue the | Kvening Breeze, ‘Twas a story | about Tuesday's boxing smoker . . ttered” Nelson must not have been getting much publicity late: ly, He bas filed suit for divorce | BOX FLYNN IN SOUTH NEW ORLEANS, Jan Pays than usual interest will be focussed Ci suchas posse tot Jon the bout here tonight between account of the way he slid to the| “Porky” Flynn and Fred Fulton, plate. Many players have lost) heavies. their jobs for the same thing. yes of Fistania will be watch- eee ing to see what kind of a showing Thie baseball game on ice should) Fulton will make in his mix with prove a good thing for the old Flynn, nn, however, has been boys who are slippt | beaten #0 much that he is pra ae tleally out of the trial horse c: a 1) whether Joe Tinker|20W. Still, fans hope to gather It's hard to tea eaule Chance or get-|s0ome iden of what Fulton can do ting even with his old boss, Joo| from the returns of the match LAYS PLANS os | Chance’s | We think pardoned would be a bet-/ ter word than released for the| players let go by the Cleveland Indians and the Cincy Reds . Joe McGinnity hasn't fully decided whether he will trade the Tacoma club for a railroad ticket out of walk [University «t. This meeting show. . jed a large increase in attendance, Wright for bis last bout th but that | carp, time he will give Mitch-ell . . an the totalmembership was brought up to 60. One hundred is It is understood that a few more the club is aspiring draws in Portland will see the| Undoubtedly, the most important authorities draw the curtains on|report heard was on the subject of fight game. a suilable auditorium tn which ‘to oars |hold the spring chow, and after con- to remember—July 18, 1927.|Siderable discussion a well-known is if the possible date on location in the heart of the retail which the football coach for the|!strict, on Second ave, was chosen 1916 season at the U. of W. will | This excellent exhibit ball, together be selected jWith the fact that the Spratts Pat- . ent, Ltd, are to furnish all bench Have you got used to seeing the ing and the selection of one of the saloons open on Sunda yet? |most noted dog judges in the East, te et will be some bie attractions offered Mike Gibbons Is helping boost the (0 both the exhibitor and spectator fight game. He says winder no MEN, | KNOW THAT often ot long standing trouble. circumstances will he let his two sons dabble in the manly art JOE M’GINNITY WANTS TO STICK TACOMA, Jan, 28.—J. J. MeGin-| nity will be seen at the head of the Tacoma baseball club the com- ing season, This is the dope waft- ed to the br e from local ba ball headquarters today Despite the fact that various re. ports have been going the rounds that Joe was anxious to step out such does not seem to be the case measures rather dinoase the cause your 1 treat all DISOR- for ation ree. Come to me for reliable Wanserman Blood Test. DR. DONAWAY |Unton and Office Hours to & to m. | Reports were circulated yester {day that Ed, N, Watkins, a former lowner, wanted to buy back the MeGinnity admitied that he id | club, was about thru financially, but he had hopes of securing new ba ing and retaining the club, m. Band evenings and afternoon, Spectators 10¢ Oy. Saturday when questioned on his doings away from home and oe An enthusiastic meeting of the Se.| Burkman, attle Kennel club was held Wednes.|¥ard, made two field goals, besides town or give it to an enemy and/day evening, at its headquarters, 207| being in all of the Franklin rallies. are to trick ni possible in | more difficalt Prizes will lows: m if you can. eebali, the better. be given BY JIMMY GRANT Broadway defeated the Franklin five in the most Important game }36 to 26. jother téam namely ley squad The guards showed too mu power to sult th baskets from any In the other game played, Q |Anne shoved Weat Seattle fa tune of 64-18. and in passing. able to 4 Pine st. pe Franklin angle. . cated the basket from any angle, hi Dick Munson, the lanky Broad- |way center, made up for his poor |work In the Broadway and Queen piling up 15, points Anne game by in the Franklin playing kept Broadway within ecor ing distance of the Franklin squad More/| during the first halt. ad made 15 out of Broadway's jhe bi |total of 19 points. ee Lou La Fray was another one who found himself yesterday. the Quay game he made but one Thuraday, playing againat basket. ‘a annexed four good game. Munson the Franklin star at guard, he Hie passing was a big factor In deter field goals. mining Broadway's victory. Davies, who has been out of bas ketball since the sea account of an injured ankle received | in the Broadway and Franklin foot- | ball slaughter, played his first game His showing was good, | |considering the length of time that yesterday. jhe has been away ee Benson and Burkman were the stars for Franklin, the former mak ing nine fouls and two field goals. playing the other for Johnny O'Neil, Clarke. The game may bunch Than when bot best; pair To shoot again. There may be th stuff To lead the y But things will same { When Hans an The future star That has both Some mighty pit on To wear the ol Some mighty slu kick That deals the But things will same When Hans an may ) ) \ However good a A better ble There is no ki may last leyond a fleet I know the gap i up s S } is ) n began from practice. ° thetr the goal in membership for which |® Very Clever game nena ifpsinnemeniataaeestis “THE BIG JOLT” have a greater h were at their The game may have a grander st the test; hose with finer early skit never be the Matty quit produce some beaten down; cher may come ive crown; ugger with the winning blow; never look the d Matty go, guy May be, comes soon whose reign ing moon 8 soon plugged Tho countless stars may flop; But something | may fix | When Hans an \ goes no man Matty stop. RICE, In on} There In eending your idea of a difficult play, limit your letter to 50 words, write on one side of the paper and sign full name Addrese all iettere to “Bird First prize, one box for | 7 day by the score of | same. Wrestlers of the Cushman indian) played aye Dla did what no|® 8uard, Burnstein makes about has been to outpass the Rainier val achool checking for. Big league pitchers are in for an| Wards, while their own men shot is | woul down in the race by handing them | "Ould help them a licking in the Quay gym, to the The West Seattle five were outclassed in team work The Quay five lo- ® In that time | WATCH SATURDAY STAR FOR CONTEST WINNERS Figure out the baseball play or situation on the diamond that would be the most difficult for the umpire to solve. are many plays that require quick thinking on the part of the indicator handier, but you of course, the play must be one but the Monday evening, Moare thea- tre, January 31; second prize, four beet orchestra seats same also for the Remember, “The Bird of Par- adise” is the pretty Hawaiian hat has been to this city lore and hae beco ae the most popular p! seen In Seattic. it will intro duce Mise Carlotta Monterey, a baseball fan fer fair, who will be seen in the leading role of Luana. The contest opened Monday and will close promptly on Friday night at 6 o'clock, Jan. 28. dope out a tough one for the umpire. Burnstein and Brace were the [many field goals during a game as does any of his team’s forwards. He ts without an equal in the art "on for the Centralia team Friday of blocking a forward among the |pight high school guards West eattle can never be depen ,ed upon to play a ste and con |sistent gaine. If they would put a little more time on their plays it out some of their future games. eee Kenneth Swinton, the West Seat- tle captain, is about the most relia- |ble player on the squad. In every game that he has played this season been the matnstay of the | MeGee of the same team ts er- ratic in his playing. Once be is ablr to locate the basket Broadway has found a good for- ward in the person of Claude Ram- say, the giant forward. In every fame that he plays his name has been found among the scorers’ lists for his team. This is bis first year on the first squad. eee West Seattle can never be depend- each other In the tncotin gym Friday two of the tallest centers in the high school league will be oppo- nents, Frazer, the Ballard center, is the tallest high school center who has ever played in high school circles. His opponent will be Neat Day, and Frazer will have his hand full in keeping his smaller opponent from running wild in the way of annexing field goals. MITCHELL AND BILLY WRIGHT IN RETURN GO | | 1 | local boy, will be pitted each other again next Tw the Elks’ club smoker two boys boxed a whirlwind draw anxious for another try at ft, the bout should be interesting all the way. leo Houck, the crack local 128- pounder, has been matched with Leo Crevier, in the special event. Crevier has been improving right along, and is confident that he can give Houck a battle. The main event has not yet heen decided upon, but will be announe- =, BY BUD FISHER| Spokane Quan mainstays in the West Seattle |burned by an overheated stove and Altho he Is supposed to be |COuld not play. in winning he makes the! going hard for the opposing guards. | <9 | Queen Anne defeated the West| sid Mitchell, the Australian wel-! They tell us that Billy was notland as the result of a membership| Seattle sanad without the help of/terweight, and Billy Wright, captain. | who took his place, played the against | As these} at the last show, and as both are} |Vancouver lineup Saturday against jfon tournament, Thursday night, 25 | Lovett starred. May See Cornell SPOKANE, Jan. 28.—A game be- tween Washington State College and Cornel Unitvereity in Bpokane, neat fall, to decide “the football cham- pionship of the world,” is the plan of Robert H. ("Bob") Kipp, ap- pointed chairman of the #ports com- mittee of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce by President W. 8. Me Cr 1 the Corne Kipp ave two intimate friends on hletic board,” said Mr, and they were very much taken th the plan when f put it hem. Cornell would not make the trip across the contl nent for a single game, but would make a tour much like that made by Syracuse last fall, meeting three or more Middle Western and West- ern teams. In this way the cost to any one of the colleges would not be prohibitive. We will hold a meet- ing this week to get the matter un- der way and expect to have a defi- nite plan to submit to J. F. Bohler,” up to physical director of Washington State College, when he comes to Spokane, on February 16,” HERE IT IS Short Sport Mickey McKay will not be in the the Seattle feo hockey squad. Re- ports indicate that the youngster is uffering with a sprained ankle, ee Z George Metzger and Harry Harper have been released by the Los Am — geies baseball club. Metzger has been captain for the last few sea sons Clint Ginnold defeated Johnny Gile roy, in Brown & Hulen's three-cush- — to 24. The Franklin lightweights took @ trimming at the hands of the Broad- way Midgets Thursday, 37 to 28) Tom Jones has accepted terms for J Willard to train at Hot Springs, Ark., for his bout with Moran, eee “a Now they are trying to sell the New York Giants to Lon G. He ‘ attorney for the St. Louis Nationals. Hocker denies the accusation. eee Snohomish lost at basketball natchee Thursday night, 24 to West, the loser star, was see Winlock and Centraiia tangle im the first basketball game of the s@a: Frank Guigni, the Seattle third. ~ sacker, is now in Spokane and will ~ remain there until time to report for practice in the spring. Frank started the season Spokane last year but injured foot and was leter turned over ta — Seattle, where he played a pani up game. 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