The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1917, Page 9

1 WEAdic P SLINGERPROVES | with Walter Miller ref BY JAMES GRANT. Jager Younger, Coach Hunt states All boxers participating In )@—— - —-———4 ; holds a draw with Chet Neff, si] BY H. C. HAMILTON Jwho made possible the no-strilke ereeing. Didn't Ritchie win the When It waa known Coach eat there havo appeared in the St.) ene §. A.C. boxing show tomor- | || does also Sullivan, ***! United Press Staff Correspondent /edict issued by Fult lightweight championship of the} Claude J. Hunt of Carleton col- | Pau! and Min Mia papers, it row night, at the Moore thea- 8. A. C, BOXING CARD ha thi tani wvank Wil ba be NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—The | possible players wou « world from Ad Wlogast on a foul? ‘ to the effect he was pla aire, are reported In the best “Muff” Bronson va. Lioyd Mad- “Ne 1 American league today will add to the discipline of a man who had ege, Minnesota, had accepted mo bring! » of th t * P e tween “Battling” Haynie, the sailor Then why can't Coast titles be lost| m bringing somo of the star a of condition by Pat Scott, box- den, boxer, who won from Harry Casey| the finishing blow to the knock attles. on foul Sure they can! | the position of athletic director * at ing Instructor at the club, who Eddie Miller vs. Frankie Sufll- | a short while back, and Ray Camp-| &¢ministered to the Baseball | t releasing ball “I will bix "Muff Bronson in| at the University of Washing when he + is handling the show. The boys | van, Dellwho has dene wcet Ot bin OD Players’ fraternity. Action by 1 thelr pledges to sign Portland on the d for the N. W. ton, several stories went the jon, the latt should be able to put up some Ray Campbell vs. “Battling™ = {ne sd thione parts. | the National league and the 1 for rejoicing in New title, then, after winning {t, I will| rounds on the rumor that Coach = ne of Carleto: vely tangoes, according to Haynie. Meredith, the colored Iight-| Statement of David L. Fultz, in s and followers of the pick up any other loose titles| Hunt would bring some of his taken along if the husky , t. Ted Meredith vs. Frankie Hue. weight boxer. hat meet F aris which he agreed to call off his parr ption, praised the around,” said Edite. star athletes along with him | prevent It. The only Q Six of the leading contend. lat. Slustat,'the elever Portland boy, threats, has taken the thunder jg rnity for the game Our hero says he is now willing| when he came west. figuring ca brin ers in the lightweight division Harry Casey vs. Harry Maloney Willie Vetro will have another) ot of amything the American | n ich he lost. Every to wager his cigar store that he| Graduate Manager Arthur Young-| #!#tant coach who bas had in these parts will participate Willie Vetro vs, “Bud” Ridley. ‘chance to win from “Bud” Ridley,| ‘eave may do, however. or opinion that if or can wallop any lightweight on the|er of the University of Washing-| ball training under him ay In the three main events. Pat Scott, Referee. who beat him to @ close decision| Contracts now in the hands of | refuses to drop Coast and wants Chet Neff to step|ton said that he had received no] knows bis style of play } The windup will be between Seat. - ©! last Friday night at Dreamland, — tball players provide that no player that the fraternity in and get bis feet wet. |new messages from Coach Hunt) The number of | men ané!tie’s favorite lightweight, Lloyd ler is a newcomer to Seattle, but! Harry Casey and Harry Maloney|shall be disciplined for being a|has quit, it will be to its discredit, " The second half of the double! that would lead him to believe any | football stars who are planning to| Madden, and tho prosent holder of from past 4 records he| have been pitted ugainst each other |member of the fraternity - ———___—__—_ qeain event looked rather tame aft-irf the above rumors. Some of the| turn out for football Washing: | the : championship,|can be n to give any boy | before, and can always be relied on| Inasmuch as this is the only con-| Frank Burns Fights the whirlwind exhibition of mitt; middie western and eastern papers; ton next fall includes some of |)“ sutt* Portlond he moets a hard tussle for the win-/to furnish a good bout HT Fultz asked, it is automatic oo = up by the two former | in view hag ao fact have es ma bal Sener ag sa 4 ever’ Preceding this bout wi Bdiie|ner’s end of the purse. Sullivan! ————— * Semen Ee granted. There is but onc| Palmer Tomorrow in nm icture § actors—Sallivan/the coach om time to time of| gathered at the local institution. yiner and Frankie Sullivan. Mi- has be - *e before. Mille thing to stand in the way of com . e Pie reed to be one, too. There| bringing players from one college| When Coach Hunt arrives to take ae ee ee ee eee plete ‘piace, Than, Jokbeoa tas: A San Francisco Mix HE CAN BATTLE BY EDWARD HILL ‘ J ELL, who is the light weight the Pacific Coast this ing?” It was Our Hero speak ing. Eddie Brewster Pinkman is back in the good graces of boxing fans today, following his decisive victory Frankie Sullivan, Los Angeles lightweight, last night at the Elks’ boxing show. In the bout last night the handsome one went out to win from the minute he stepped fato the hempen square. He did more fighting in the four) bia nds than he had in the} four fights previous. Eddie took everything Sullivan could give and was back for more.| When the final bell rang both gladiators looked | one had slapped them in the face with a can of red paint. | All Figured Out continued Ed champion of morn over ike “How do I figure?” die. “Here's how: Neff claimed plonship and lost on a foul to the ya"ho denying, however, but that , Archie Wyard and Chet Neff put} ‘up a good scrap. Weights stepped real lively for the four rounds and finished with hon ors even. If theres was a shade, Neff had it. Chet was the more/ aggressive of the two, while Wyard| was less inclined to mix things, pre ferring to box In the semi-final, Frank Pete, the | inkman Sco ‘COACH HUNT DENIES t « The two light-/ denial MUTT AND JEFF-—If at First You Succeed, Why Not Try JUST A MINUTE GARCON! BeroRs KYOU ADD UP ‘THE BAD News". WILL YOO KINDLY CACO THE MANAGER. SERWICG IN THIS HE WILL BRING ANY STAR ATHLETES HERE © foo! material he these st charge of th a strong will be gr d by two end veter ans, four letter men at tackle, one at guard, two at center, and a sew 4. o another and to oach Hunt has made Writes to Younger. In his letter to Graduate Man-|soned backf he will put on a show in the wtoors | Basketball Game on | on the 27th of the month; with Wy ard and Madden headlining standing in the lightweight elimina- tion series follows The | Tonight at U. of W. The U. of W. and Oregon Aggie hard-hitting lad from Tacoma, cop-| . . ped the decision from Jimmy Cole Foe mee bain ity D.'pasketball squads tangle tonight at They are lightweichts. Clyde! ure | » 69 4g ithe local institution in the first of Mayes, featherweight, lost his first) wyarq 2 0 © 2 |& twogame basketball series. A bout here to Charley Davidson, the | yy. 1 iio a 1} battle is on between the two for Battling grocer boy. Frankie Rog- son 1 6 © t\second place in the conference ers and Les Randall, lightweights, | sotivan . ‘ ¢ 1 9 tae } fomrht a draw. ¥ brachial a hairiest The crowd was one of the larg- LES sry “— _ , @st the Elks have had and was weil | fit vatiatswe sow | NEW PLAYERS ARE Adams’ efforts. 4 Madden to Box Wyard ) ro ? miritaeitttwe| BEING SIGNED * Ss" "| and Archie Wyard will be the next |} } pair of lightweights to tangle in Se- ) LEER Lae RT TRON me mm ane attle, following tomorrow night's) $8. A. C. show in the Moore theatre. | Chet Mcintyre has announced that | See | AMUSEMENTS TOORE 4 Niche om. SUNDAY, FEB. 18 jee Wednesday, 2:15 MEAN THE HAWA AND PL SEATS NOW ON SALE Even, 25¢ to $1.50 Wed. Mat., 250 to $1.00 ALHAMBRA ORPHEU AN SINGERS nS M VAUDEVILLE 90—Twiee Daity—8 20 rothy Jarden, Prima Denna Halien & Fuller, Satire 0 Shepard & Donovan, & Edwards, Comedy—Marta Lo & Co., Art PTE Poses Witt & Winter, ‘Ath- i ister—Orpheum Travelogue— Lie Tempest & Simshine, “A| ary MATIMEE DAILY 10-25-50¢ EVENINGS 10-25- 50-75: ILKES PLAYERS Cruareun Broadway Bouquet.” rh Second at Seneca 200 100 Monte Carter and Company All This Week tn “IZZY IN MEXICO” 2:30, 7, 9 No Mat. Thurs _ NEW PANTAGES Mats., 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 FRANK FOGARTY The Dublin Minstrel €—BERLO DIVING Gints—e CANARY CARUSO OTHER B ACTS PALACE Afternoons, 1 | apnor CA ANE and New Show Today 4 Other Vaudeville Acts aud Venture Photoplay Koves. and Bun. 150 DAVIS Afternoons 10¢; Coming—‘All Girl Revue of 1917” | | | mento Rookey league, is the latest semti-pro pastimer to be snared by Nick Williame, manager of the Spo- Ace Carfson, a youthful left- handed pitcher from southwest ern Washington, has signed a m. O’Brien eport to contract to hurt for the Tacoma |i adiann’ chieftain at Stoel on, league, this season, and his ee he agen lo hae prumitlae brother, Howard Carson, has 0 yaad hes the aekeen at a6 pent te Ha A with the ‘| proval o' Jon Gedson, second base Howard Carson {s an infielder, SreGiont, iS aceed ahore hee the ‘and in the event of both members 1 yiung jast season. Both of these | who did some good semi-profession. of the Carson family making good Ace chances this season to try his brother with benders and fast ones, a la Je jand Harry a players nbers of the same teant, The Rookey league | ganization, Tobin, an outfielder on the same eam, has also signed with the blond boss. probably will ha to foot a winter or and Iae Tannehill Stanley Coveleskie. Ace Carson is a tall, rangy gid. lal work last year, while Howard played with the Fort Benton, Mont REAL PAINLESS jteam, and attracted the attention of Ma | club. cided to “come back notified Bob Brown that he will re- -| port this spring, and Brown has for Younger Brother Cliff McCarl, holdout first man of the Vancouver team, has de MeCarl has warded the player @ contract. Two years ago ho played fine ball for the Beavers, but last spring > refused to report, and Brown car-| ried him on the suspended list thrw | the season. Now McCarl wants to|t™ order to introduce our new play ball again. (whalebone) plate, which is the In addition to being a fast fielder, | tightest and strongest plate known, McCarl hit in good form in the| does not cover the roof of the Northwestern league. ‘mouth; you can bite corn off the ee ob; guaranteed 15 yoars. Gold crown ......-+ | $15 set of teeth (whaleb: | $10 wot of teeth .....+-- | Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 Ball players, generally speak- ing, no more backward about signing up than in past seasons. Some of the managers were a trifle late In sending out their contracts, and this has | white crowns . caused a few aning. | goya titiings « . | rst baseman of | Silver fillings the Kost Cafe team, of the Sacra-| Platina fillings . Jerry O'Brie All work guaranteed for 15 years. ave Impression taken In the morn- nd wet teeth same day, Exam- fon and advice free Wins Ball Melee « OAKLAND, Feb. 15.--It case of brother against brother | recommended by our early custom: when the St. Mary's college nine ers, sere were is ripe giving Boog y yet | satisfaction, #k our customers played the nine representing the | se tented our work |When coming J0® | to our office, be sure you are in the Oechager, of the Philadelphia Na-| right place. was a Bring this ad with you, tionals, pitched for the Albatross | | team, but his younger brother, | Cat - Rate | Frank, twirling for St. Mary’s,| Dentists | downed the professional, allowing | only two hits. | Laurence Hall Picks Stecher to Win Bout Laurence Hall, the retired ban tamweight champion of the Middle West, thinks Joe Stecher will win his wrestling match with Ad Santell , in Frisco on the 22nd of this month. | Hall is placing his coin on the ss 207 UNIVERSITY #7. TRUSS TORCH eliminated by ‘wearing vhe| re. Rupture Support. | We Tee trial to prove its superior: | & LUNDBERG O08 4107 Third Ave. Can b Luna ive uy. braskan. WEit THIS WAS a lOve DINNER , WA) TOT JURE? Cg A TREAT TO FIND SUCH COOKING AND STAR—THURSDAY, FEB, 15, 1917, PAGE 9 res a Clean-Cut Victory Over Frankie Sullivan at Elks (Copyrt Trade ht, 1917, hy IEC. Fisher. fark Teg. U 8 Pat Office) It Again? BY BUD FISHER. OW! iwTHAT You pig mnn ke vm verx sone | T WANTGOS TO SEG You Derorer sie wT * 4 Si QuT you nuove MM CHECK WAS PRELEN TED. WG HANG TH HANG CERTAIN Do YoU REMEMEER, WHEN We © ‘ a DINGD Int HERG AGOUT ATEAR AGO RUUGS - You KNOW Buen iin au \ OH THATS RIGHT QT TM APRAID WG'LL HANG “TO , AND COULDN'T PAY OUR, BILL AND You KICKED US SIX LEADING LIGHTWEIGHTS OF THESE PARTS TO BE SEEN WHEN INE SS Ano. 5 \ fouws You . 7 Ut iy! ee JOHNSON THREATENS |. TO CAUSE TROUBLE S.A. C. STAGES ITS SHOW FRIDAY BY BARRING HENRY w ONNIE MACK NOT TO GIVE RAISE TO STAR | PLAYERS THIS YEAR Complete Report of Market Today Florida celery made its appear-| If he is insistent upon making trou ance on the market Wednesday. |ble for the Senator, it may yet come, Lettuce and cauliflower are coming, |for Henry, being a vice president too, to relieve the famine. was one of those San Francisco, Feb. 12. Friend Hill: Frank Burns, the Seattle boy, meets Eddie Palmer ) here Friday night for the mid dieweight championship of the Pacific coast. Burns is going ‘great now. | figure him a cinch with Palmer. on club, must get out Johnson is of the American league. hi makes John Henry, member of { 5 a man who ‘ usually of the fratern: ore (Charlie Egan, from Ever | Florida strawberries are selling ( arrived about a week ago. He NEW YORK, Feb. 15—There. making a baseball te for 60 cents a basket “Muff” Bronson and_ |) meets Jack Clark the same even cent statement of Connie Mack ,have played to handfuls ee Py r4 ing. | have another great fight- that he intended to allow all [every city In the country, If he| Potatoes seem to be polsed tor| Flannigan in Town | er. He is Bull Young, a light holdouts, with the exception of Amos Strunk, to k ith League to dismantle wha bi Mackian Mack are understand w team Joe Bush and Wally Schang are starts now left there will p right on holding out, has taken the goat presi of annoyance. and legal adviser, “Judge” Plann with both hands. of rival clubowners and chased Mack gets the benefit of £004 | Prices gan, arrived in town from Portland The boys are all in the ocean right down to spring training baseball teams and en sends in v last night . The N. W. lightweight |) swimming while | write. it ie with it. return a colle baseball nine to by ioe champ meets Lloyd Madden tomor- { just like summer here in Frisco, Mack is said to have declared play * high class major league out | ee — lrow night at the Moore theatre.|} Will write after the contest Fre that for their statements the com-| fit. His team is just beginning to |gemew ce ss Dyed ly 118) peankle Huelat, another Portland|\ day. Best regards to all. plaining players will be traded or | show the effect of long association | Brvasete Sproute—Hrer ib. ..... 11@.32 lightweight on the card, will be/) FREDDIE BOGAN, {\sold to other clubs. with major league baseball and it | Cevbese scwe es (here tomorrow morning, Club owners tn the same circuit) Would pear extremely UNWISE LO | Carwete—Her sack tens defy the public two arms that to hold what re and the in part he still has. two of the men who 1 to sign contracts at offered, With theee of the once powerf ELLENSBUR( mach e. 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