The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 13

HSY PICKINGS PIRINSTRUCTOR BY EDWARD HILL 3 OXING fans hereabouts Jette B foe hard Chet Mel oa. te ¢ Simms, Portla vy ae t night their mitt AUR geht, last night in the a Saging encounte eS thea After ste] 1% Gx BP Moore ' hate or & around like a Lani a jastamweights for two A Franc. Jif rounds McIntyre brushed “ ck of d f Simms’ Sevan 1 speck, 7 ae pee and the iloy Re to the i arose to aan fs wobbly pins ar from a gat in the back of spa ming @ Migs theatre, it appeared fat he thought er of it . ged dropped back to the pad amma GHB ied canvas : "iM Those at the gside, how P. , h r + land Oe A ert, oma that re ye : six blows struck dur-/ Mer almost s' oberg jag the fracas and that it was Pier a, fe cee of = half . ne — wich the veteran instruct TM wnt the Rose City heavy to | 5 tt: } the mat. | iy Good Gymnastic Exhibit j |B te affair between the two} {ft | BE peries was one of the best gym | ish. | + ic see a ca #44 | mate exhibitions seen ina hoe a i gag for lo, these | ru moons. | i men worked hard and faith 9 hyn their calisthenic contor fas util Simms weakened or! OB eitrre «strengthened, tn the tnt | eath a sem!-windup to the big ° @ietainmesnt of the @vening Tart Madden again collected a qere of the old horseshoe luck in wag given a decision over Joe jaimant of the Canad Itveight title. A draw i wal not have favored either of| fe gidistors. The bout was a Galore. Joe was evidently in} fat better shape than on his last | here, and no doubt will| gis the going « dit rough for) fee of the new crop of battlers, if} deearsestly decides to stick in the | Wyard Defeats Strele | Tea contest that ended in a Mae of gore and glory, Paul Metis, Tacoma lightweight, lost to | amtle Wyard of Seattle. The Mies was one of the hardest fgit op the bill. Leo Houck and Witer Granger, another set of Witveights, waltzed four rounds 9288) decision. Charley David. | ™, featherweight, lost to Bud é Maloney slammed every. “Biondy” Orchard, but the and their melee was Lad minute after it had ‘ra, hard trying to pick ti tay ont of the debris collected Wim the roof fell in. In the cur. F Gnraiver, Jimmy Cole won a de-} a Murray oducer, was the third man fn n New BM tts The judge system of} for ap decisions was in vogue. nce of bors all weighed in before en- starred, the ring, and it was noticed that the weights were pretty much Wi keeping with those published fa The Star, despite the! that the gladiators have been they were several pounds Lioyd Madden tipped the| Wim at 137 and Joe Bayley at 128. 10 Miss — KILBANE SCORES K. O. Waterbury, Conn, Jan. 19. Wary Kilbane, featherweight stopped Young Drummie City in the tenth round. 50 CENTS Serv, Girls’ und Children’s HATS KAVANAGH’S First and Unios. 1006 First. at Madioon. SIMMS IS || MUTT AND JEFF-Why Hire Two Men When One MUTT TIM IN WUCR! 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AND HE@L FF US 4 \ 2 How Does HE ComPne WITH YoU ‘TWO Ba | OR US hor TOGETHER. 70S “EG CAN Do Very weit “ou \ BROTHE F » PoT TOR. = ina mh len bsg | Well, anyway, Chet Mcintyre Is] still a good INSTRUCTOR. What’ become of “Battling” | Bunker? | Lowe Simme ought to do pretty well in New York. The argument from now on wil! be as to whether or not Lioyd Mad den is the lightweight champton of | Canada, | Frank Purcell! is stlil in town, R. 4, Van Nostern Is back from a hunting trip. “Doc” Thomas was missed at last | night's encounters. Portland wante to quit the hockey league. It won't be missed, having been out of it so long al-| ready. Sid Brunn hae started lining up his card for the Moose boxing show to be put on Jan, 26. Leo Houck wants to go back to work It looks like It won't be an um-/ pire that will call the next base-| ball strike. Freddie Welsh says he will re-| tire in 1918. He won't have to wait until then if he meets Richie Mitchell many more times. Jess Willard told Fred Fulton to get a rep. Now that Fred's get ting It, we bet Jess is sorry he tip ped him off to the idea. Bob Brown hae mailed his b: ball contracts to last season's reg: ulars. We're going to have an early summer, Saw some kids playing | baseball yesterday — ew TILLMAN IS WINNER NEW YORK, Jan. 19.—Johnny| Tillman of Minneapolis outpointed Walter Mohr in ten rounds, Discovered by « Fai Men who have w: ria sary to pond: Who a: Won, should try (OR. PIERCE’S inteed. Money r “talr trial C; hl Call oF write tovey Et LOST VITALITY RESTORED -Year Blood and Nerve Speciation Vitality of Young Manhood; Mea HELP FOR WEAK MEN Men who have lost the Courage, Grit and Vitallt Perfect Manhood; Men who sre Tired, Restless, leeploss, and who have lost all inter Hopeless, Weak, Prematurely Cid, and have lost Amb! roular free. RAYMOND REMEDY CO. HOTEL ANTLERS, FOURTH AND UNION | dulled, whose neces- in life; | SEXOID PILLS in plain wrapper. Price $1 per Six boxes will last 36 days. 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We will explain to you s, Hydrocele, Nervoun Debility, Cidney, Prostatic and ali 2 physical examination, very f this opportunity to learn their eis what you want | | | We give it by the I, no detention Riaes F olson No pain, no hosp) EXAMINATION FRE 10 to 12. | | Francisco meets ls BASKETEERS LES DARCY, AUSTRALIAN BOXING TO PLAY ON (MARVEL, GIVES POINTERS ON HOW OLD FLOOR TO DEFEND YOURSELF IN STREET Headed by Coach Bohler, the Washington State College | basketball five arrive In town early this morning, ready to prove that they are the cham- plone of the state at the in- door game in their series with the U. of W, five. Among them ls Ray Loomis, a former Lin. colin Hi player of this city. Loomis has only been on the squad for the past week and may get in tonight's contest With the exception of Jess Baimer, the Washington men are tn the best of shape and feel con fident of taking the Pullman five down the line. The local squad has been shifted around to some extent by Coach Jack Davidson but ft fs generally cor t the samo line-up that faced | man in t vious games, with the possible exception { Balmer, ! will start tonight's fracas ] Should Balmer be unable to his lace will be taken by Bob Able, the foothall star, or by Mose Patten, a former Queen Anne High school man. | Walter Reseburg, coach of the| Franklin High school quintet, t#/ lated to referee. The game will| Start at 7 o'clock Captain Jack Davideon has decid ed to have both games played on the old basketball floor Friday and Saturday, instead of the new one, as had been planned lay |Native Sons Will Box in Portland| PORTLAND, Jan. 19.—Three San Francisco and Oakland boxers will | fight a trio of rising Portland fistt stars at the Rose City club here, next Tuesday night, {t was announe ed today. Harry Pelsinger of San “Muff” Bronson, | who wants to box Johnny Kilbane | Jimmy Duffy of Oakland vs. Tuffy Wing and Sammy Morris of San Francisco vs. Shel McCool are the} other matches. Baseball Contracts Mailed by Frisco SAN FRANCISCO, 19—Con tracts for 27 prospective Seals were in the mails today. Tho the 27 in cluded 14 former members of the! club, the list does not indicate very accurately what this year's line-up] will be. The only new pitchers to whom contracts were Ir alled were Ralph Stroud, Dougherty, a Wilkes barre southpaw, and O'Doul, a local semi-professional Frankie Burns Will Battle Ed McLarney Oakland Frankfe Burns and Eddie | McLarney, the sailor boxer who| holds a dectston over Willie Hoppe, | the Frisco terror, will furnish the} main event of the Moose boxing show, slated for next Friday. Ed die Pinkman meets Chet the same card Eddie Pinkman May Box “Muff” Bronson According to reports In Portland, Eddie Pinkman may meet “Muff” Bronson for the Seattle Elks in the| The dope ts that J Flannigan, Bronson’s manager, and George Adams, Elks’ matchmaker, have been exchanging telegram this effect near future. Lonnie McIntosh to Become Pro, Report Reports are current In boxing clr cles that Lonnie McIntosh, one of Pat Scott's crack amateurs at the A. C., {8 thinking serlously of | turning professional. If he does. | Lonnie should have no trouble in| securing bouts, he {8 a cla | performer Local Player Gets | Letter From Fultz A member of the Seattle baseball club who wishes his name with-| held has received word from Dave Fultz, president of the Players’ f ternity, regarding what will be ex pected of the minor league players | should a strike be called | A Star Want Ad will bring it, Neft on|$ This picture, posed especially for The Star by Les Darcy, famous Australian middlewelght champion, and most talked of boxer In the wo rid, shows how to land a left hook to the jaw, one of the punches he says every American ought to know. GORY FRACAS EXPECTED TONIGHT WHEN SEATTLE AND PORTLANDERS MIX eee Ice hockey fans are smacking thelr lips today in anticipation | of having a rich dish served up to them tonight at the Aren: when the Portiand and Seattle teams clash on the frozen aqua pura, As a preliminary to the big show the officials of the Seattio and Port- CHRONIC SUFFERERS RELIEVED DAILY | * ¥ lon Dri with those particular troubles Our combined method q enefit 1 where many general practition-| ere would fail Whene we say we C Fr, | are able to base our conclusions) numberleas difficult cases | HAVE cured; and In| an anes where others hav reach the seat of been restored years I have Many health been practicing in this atate. Come and have a talk with me and I will tell you whether I can help Hours: Sundays, during the 12 9 to 11, 1 te 6b, 7 to 8. 10 to 1 °|Eddie Pinkman Buys DR. MACY 203-5 Mpler Bldg. 811% Second Ave. land clubs will be closeted with Frank Patrick, president of the Pa- At the session an effort will be made to smooth out the wrinkles that are threatening to disrupt the Pacific Coast circult. Portland Got Peeved Portland has been all het up since Tuesday night when the Metropol- {tans journeyed to the city of roses and rain and took the Uncle Sams afternoon into camp, 6 to 2 Charges were hurled right and left. Portland offictals declare that they asked for two officials for the encounter and that but one, Mick Ton, handled the game. It is also ‘Ked by the Oregonians that lon fave them the worst of the deal in his decisions, The feeling among the local play ers was that they beat Portland fair and square and could have dc Z) 80 and will repeat tonight no mat- ter who offictates. An effort is be ng m to have President Patri handle the game himself. Cully” Wilson's injured ankle ts Just about fn trim and he may break back Into the lineup tonight as a substitute, The probable Ineups follow: 8. Position ortland Holme! Goal Murray Carpenter . + Loughlin | Rowe Johnson | Walker . Dunderdale Foyston ++ Harris Riley oa ‘Tobin Morris Irvin Self Cigar Emporium Fddie Pinkman, the handsome boxer lad, 1s to become a clerk. No, not notions or ribbons, but cigars. The movie hero has purchased a cigar emporium on Yesler way, which he will make his headquar- ters in the future, ICE HOCKEY The Game of Thrills and Excitement Portland vs. Seattle TONIGHT 8:30 P. M. SHARP Reserved Seats now on Sale at Arena Office, 1220 Fifth Ave. Phone Main 2493 Coast Hockey association, this | t (First two articles In which L Darcy, the famous boxing champion, tells his Ideas of every-day self-defense.) of | “EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD KNOW THE RUDIMENTS OF SELF-DEFENSE! “IF HE IS SINGLE HE OWES IT TO HIMSELF AND IF MAR. RIED TO HIS FAMILY.” That is the way Les Darcy, Aus- |tralian middleweight champion and most talked of boxer in the world sized up the proposition of person. al preparedness, “I don't mean by this that every man should try to become a fight- er. I am much opposed to rowdy- ism. But every man should be able }to resent rowdyism in others ana protect himself when attacked. “Practically every man can | do this if he thinks and acts quickly—if he learns how and where to hit and if he beats the other fellow to the punch. “The average bully who seems to be looking for trouble, really |doesn't want trouble. He won't bother anyone who can make him much trouble and will quit as soon as he finds he has a fight on his hands.” Darcy says every man should learn at least one or two blows and learn them so there would be no awkwardness in case he should have to use them in self-defense. “The left hook Is the hard- est and quickest blow when ruck properly,” the Aus: lian says. “Landing on the point of the jaw, it will flatten out most anyone. But the man who intends using |the left hook must not make the mistake of swinging. A swing is elegraphed,’ as we say in the ring. The other fellow has a chance to meet it and even should it land, It doesn't carry the force of a hook, sent with the whole weight of the body behind ft. The hook doesn't have far to travel and the quick thinker, who hits first and hits hard, generally don’t have any trou- ble after the first punch, “In case the first blow Ie not effective the body is placed properly to shoot over a right cross before the other is in a position to guard against It.” “In learning to hit, place the full weight of the body behind the punch and in hitting always try to reach the point of the jaw, the most vulnerable spot on the body.” |Ted Meredith After Battle in Seattle Ted Meredith Bremerton that he can make 133 |pounds for any lightweight boxer lin the Northwest. Ted is a classy | gladiator, and has met and defeated some good lads in California. He is on the U. 8. 8. South Dakota, writes from Joe Benjamin Says He Weighs 125 Lbs. “T see where my weight is given in The Star at 133 pounds,” writes |Joe Benjamin from Portland. “I couldn't make over 125 pounds if I tried, continues the Spokane boxer. | Joe has been going along nicely jof late, and would like another chance to appear in Seatule. |Ban Will Do No YALE TEAM | Biz With Fultz Now | WILL COME. — ex OUT WEST AGO. 19.- President ohnso: American league, is back in Chicago today, after a trip to New York Upon his arrival he declared that he does not believe that Dave Fultz Jan. ot the LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19— jand the Players’ fraternity are Yale will be the university to strong enough even to attempt West football game at Pasa- their proposed strike West football gam | He reiterated his assertion that January 1, plans considered today by the Tournament of Roses commit- mittee are successful. It is stated the only the major leagues will have no fur- |ther dealings with Fultz or the fraterni Ray Campbell After Welterweight Boxers thing pre- venting Yale from playing Oregon fact that one of le this year was th the directors at Y dissented be cause the matter had been put di — rectly up to the untversity rather| I Campbell, former Seattle |than thru the Southern ¢ ia-| lightweight favorite, now a welter- | Yale alumni, | weight, announces that his hand, A desire to regain the East's |{njured while training for Oakland laurels in the anoual game may |Frankie Burns, has healed, and he also help prompt Old Eli to send|is heady to make 138 pounds for a team here next year. anyone of that weight on the Coast. | Another New Bidder After | ) __Garden and Darcy Now} NEW YORK, Jan. 19.—Despite;has given up hope of staging the the fact that Grant Hugh Brown, Australian's first encounter, altho who owns ® Cuban race track, |¢ still {s looking for an opportunt- ty. Unless Rickard’s bid for the claims to have begun negotiations garden is disposed of one way or which eventually will land him as the other within a few days, he the lessee of Madison Square Gar-| says he will erect an arena which den, with rights to stage boxing| will be his own, bouts there. Tex Rickard said to-| According to statements made day he still is hopeful he will get by him today, the arena will be in the prize. Rickard expects Les/a good location, capable of seating Darcy to return to New York with-|more persons than Madison Square in a few days to begin negotiations |Garden, and he will begin at once |for a bout under the direction of/ negotiations looking to champion- |some other promoter. He virtually ship bouts in every division. Not a Special Sale t But a Regular Saving of $10.00 Today, Tomorrow and Every Day $25.00 Suits and Overcoats at Our Upstairs Price—$15.00 Every Garment Guaranteed to Give Absolute Satisfaction or Your Money Refunded. 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