The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1917, Page 7

{Lloyd Madden Wins Back the N. W. Lightweight Title Fro | WHIRLWIND MLL | STAGED ON S.A. CARD AT MOORE BY EDWARD HILL N one of the most fiercely contested melees seen in the Seattle four-round game since Willie Hoppe, the Frisco lad, made, his appearance here, Lloyd Madden, local light weight, had enough of an edge last night in his fracas at the Moore theatre with “Muf # Bronson of Portland to wrest 4 the laurel wreath, symbolic of a) the N. W. lightweight cham ' pionship, from the Oregonian's brow Bronson won the title from Madden about six weeks ago Portland. The boys have met three times. Each holds| a decision over the other and the other contest went to a draw. In last night's Madden apparently better of the argument by few pounds in weight. Madden Starts Strong The local boy tore after Bronson with the'first tap of the gong and continued to do so for three rounds, The shifty Oregonian used on Mad- den everything in his bag of tricks He could not stop the formér S. A C. star, however. On the other hand, Madden slugged and jabbed the Beaver state youth, but he also withstood the cannonading and) came back tn the last round, and, {f anything, had a bit the better of the| argument tn this chapter. After the boys got warmed up tn the second round, they went to It hammer and tongs. It has been quite a while, and probably will be Jonger, before such a bout will be een here again Credit fe due the & A. C. and! Matchmaker Pat Scott for the card) Hs* on. It was one of the best-bal- heigl shows seon in Seattle this encounter had the a wv eS we + win’ In the semt-windup Frankie Sul- Itvan, Los Angeles lightweight, and Bade Miller, the Frisco giadiator, stepped four fast frames to @ split verdict. Miller made a good tm- Pression on the fans by hie work agninst the tough nattve son. | “Battling” Haynie, who, Frank) Purcell said, was the coming welter weight champ, lasted just 36 seo ends against Ray Campbell. There was no argument. The saflor boy fust climbed tnto the ring and was carried out. In his dressing room he asked: “He didn’t get me in the first found, aid he?” | Vetro Loves Decision | Write Vetro, the battling repre) sentative of the Teamafere’ union, met Bud Ridley,in a return match and secured a draw for himeelf. The bout was a repetition of the meet-/ tng between these two recently at) Dreamland. They fought a close) contest, with a shade tn Ridley’s favor. Harry Casey, West Seattle welter- weight, made a good tmpreasion on the fans by his winntng of a slam dang affair from Johnny Maloney, Dnt left the ring amid thetr boos and | catcalls when he refused to sh: b ds with Maloney at the end of| vthe melee, and the two started to mix In an extra sesston. Caser pniled a prize bonehead play. He had just made a big hit by his work, and then gummed up the proceeding by his poor sportsman ship. He probably will hear of hii action of last night for some time to| come | Frankie Hulet, the old Multnomah club lightweight, of Portland, made his appearance against Ted Mere-| dith, the battling tar from the U. 8.| S. South Dakota. Both boys showed they are a pair of clever mitt sling-| ers. Their go was declared a draw. | Ad Schacht was the third man in| the ring. Judge gave the decisions | fn all but the last bout, which was decided by the referee alone. The) crowd was larger than at the last 8. A. C. show in the same place. ~ DILLON BEATS SMITH NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.- BE eh aP alam | | i ie od Shas o> Jack | p Dillion was awarded a decision over Gunboat Smith at the end of a 20-/ 5 round bout | | ’ | i ry | | 4 PERSONAL GUARANTEE I guarantee my work to be the { best money can buy I know it is impossible for a dentiat to use better matertal and do @ higher class of work, no matter how much you pay. Class Painless Dentistry le prices has been my are articular you will of my #kill and | 2 Karat Crowns Bridgework, per tooth $5.00 Plates I guarantee to fit and lock natural $10.00 to $15.00 Teeth and Extracted Without Pain After Effects, Me Today, Delay In 6.00 or 6 te Dangerous and Contly PAINLESS AUSTIN rma entre Suna. 504 Third Ave 9:30 to 1 p. m The Old Gink MUTT AND JEFF STAR—SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1917 JEFR DO You REaLIZE THAT L WG HAVE JUST Passen woven} Bs GREAT NATIONS MoLIpaN, LINCOLN's BIRTHDAY” AH! WHAT & SRYR To Your AMBITIONS THAT NAME SHOULD BE PRESIDENTS 15 HE THE GUY WHO INVENTED THE LINCOLN PENNY ? aad iH No, Brawcess! He Wad ONE OF Our. GLEATE ONLY ON THE LIN COLA PENNY, Iv’; om LOTS OF THE Green BACKS TOO TLL SHOW YoU A FWG DOLLAR BILL Ther HAS A fing PICTURG om HIM in ON wT ST WIS FACE rsorT May Be a Bum Hearer But He’s a Good Listener. PAGE. 7 yrigeht, 1917, he Mark Few ' 1 C. Winher, Pat Offices BY BUD FISHER. | LooK av THAT | How wouLd You he LIKE To HANG Your FACE ON 4 FING DOLLEaR. Bee Like THAT? a like THIS Madden Beat “Muff,” Says the Portlander’s Manager, Flanigan) “1 am satisfied. Madden put up a wonderful fight last night. He shaded Bronson. But still, | do not beileve that Madden is |) Bronson’s match. All | ask is || that Chet Mcintyre give me the same opportunity | did him—a || return match, “Bronson beat Madden further In Portland than Madden did him tast night. | am not, how. || ever, going back to Portiand and tell the papers that the police escorted Referee Schacht out of the ring. He is a good, square official, and gave the only de. claton he could under the cir. cumstances, “They have each won one and boxed a draw. Why not play the rubber off in neutral terri tory? If Chet Mcintyre le satis fled, Tacoma promoters wii! stage the bout, and Ad Schacht will be perfectly satisfactory to me ase the third man in the ring “JOE FLANNIGAN, “Manager Bronson.” IN BRITISH | | | —With both teame in perfect condition, and the champlon- ship of the Pacific Coast asso | clation for 1916-1917 at stake, Vancouver and Seattle hockey | teams will take the ice at the Arena this evening at 8:30, ready to put up the game of their lives. | The game tonight practically set tlos the Coast title, Vancouver has la splendid chance to creep up with-| \in half a game of the Motropolitans, | jand if confidence {» all they need, | |they certainly have got It Despite this they know they are| up against a hard time, and with} |both teams on edge, fans are as |sured of a sensational 60 minutes of great winter pastime. A light workout was held b [members of the Vancouver team! yesterday, and for once all reported \tn good shape. Cyclone Taylor is feeling #0 good that he intends to| jadd quite a few points to his scor | tng record, while Mickey Mackay | admits that if he felt any better! DO YOU KNOW Brewers to train in Texas, says a headline, They'll have to go easy; hae the finest in the world? That Seattle billiard parlor Come In and see. BROWN & HULEN Second ahd Spring Third Floor REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS part of Texas is dry ee Bob Folwell has been added to the list of pacifists. His contract ends if war de clared. Jack Barry wants to trade Joe! Wo@d for Steve O'Neill. If Wood comes across like he did last sea- son, Steve ought to feel compll- mented. oe Fred Welsh says the reason he boxed in Milwaukee was because he gm order to introduce our new ithink i '(whalebone) plate, which is the pA a nan lightest and strongest plate known, box for }o. 0 does not cover the roof of the \* him ~ mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guarantee’ 15 years. Gold crown $3.00 15 set of teeth (whalebone) 88.00 $10 wet of teeth ......... $5.00 Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 didn’t want to disappoint th White crowns . $3.00 beremec cg he mentions a $15,000) gaia ¢mings ... 00 up ‘eee Silver fillings .. Oh, ye there was some Platina fillings talk of a baseball strike, wasn’t there? * Exam- A fellow named Ham didn’t live! up to his name. He finished first in a trap shoot, Tilton Defends His Handball Laurels Bill Tilton and A. Loranger were scheduled to get together this aft- ee of Our Pinte We Stand Time. Can See Sam wed ise Wei ‘Test ote ‘Ask our customers whe have tested our work When coming to our office, be sure you are in the right place. Bring this ad with you, ernoon at the S. A. C. in @ contest OHI Cut - Rate for the city handball title. Tilton . won it recently in a tournament at Dentists the S. A. ©. Loranger represents the Knights of Columbus, 207 UNIVERSITY sT. @n gestte Praser-Patersen Ca, Zigzag Zeal Systematic saving will outdistance zigzag zeal in your race for an increasing income. The Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank urges you to apply such a reasonable rule in planning your regular savings, that | you may easily maintain the standard you set. | DEXTER HORTON TRUST SAVINGS BANK SECOND AT CHERRY WASH, Combined Resources of the Dexter Horton National Bank and Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank, $19,831,837.49 ean. SEATTLE AND CANUCKS CLASH ON ICE TONIGHT VANCOUVER, B. C., Fob. 17. than he does, he would be sick COLUMBIA. Other K members of the team are rs) The Seattle crowd arrived on the boat this morning, but we did not think we w d nee Muldoon. Pote te always » ull of confidence pre dicting victory and all that staff it Is not necessary to seo him. The le boys look good, however and the Millionaires will have a bat Ue tonight. win at all costs. nexing two field goals and 11 ont/ager today began efforts to force Portland Hockeyists HEN JACK READ, the for Washington took the lead at the /of 13 fouls. Balmer, at center, an-| Billy Miske, the St. Paul light 3 mer Australian lightweight | start, and was never headed. The /nexed three field goals. The line/ weight, into a bout. Miske Score Victory Over A V ; »_ was in Soattlo.| Aggion, led by Capt. Ray, kot the |upe: weighs the younger Gibbons scrap he told # urna that tickled /crowd on its feet by its handling) Washi in. 0. A. C, bout 20 pounds, but he Homeless Spokanes | momsers ot the Metropolitan Lam-|of the ball. Lack wes not with the|Devidess Forward...¢ Sloberte | oer ae ee ao eon ee PORTLAND, Feb. 17.—Due to the bermen’s club for whom he fought|visiting team, however, and they Ralph Smtth..Forward.. Friedman | just induce Miske to get into the fine skating and #tickwork of Tom-| here. Hockey association today. padded mitt. night, 9 to 1, On three occasions secured the puck b goal and wicwagged bis way thru the entire Spokane team for three foals, Tobin scored two unassisted foals and another on a pass from Marplea, who took Harris’ pdettion, as Smoky has an injured leg which prevented him from playing. C hicago Cubs Will Be First Club That Tastes of Military CHICAGO, Feb. 17.—The Cubs will get a taste of “mili- tary training” for ball players probably before any other big league club. T will be the guests of aboard the ship. Marcon!. Jack occupied menu. jover, and turning ordered: less cheese.” the Santa Fe, N. M, Chamber | of Commerce next Thursday | for five hours. | Gen. Pershing and his staff will also be guests of the or | ganization at the same time, so | the Cubs may have an oppor tunity to acquire some first hand military stuff, Jack McTigue, recruit pitch. f Joe Stecher Lands ‘ in Frisco for a Mix With Santell || ° SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.—Joe Stecher, world’s champion wrestler, exposed himeelf to the view of San| Francisco fana for the first time| today. He looks like a school boy. | He does not like to talk about him- self. But his young wife doesn’t 1 talking about him, ainly Joe will beat Santell,” sho said, with a finality which left no room for question. “What do you suppose we made this long trip for?” The match will be staged in the | civic auditorium on the afternoon of February 22, Mrs. “‘Kid” McCoy, Number 8, Is Free! YORK, NEW Feb. 17.—Mre.| "Kid" MeCoy No. § today is free! from the former pugilist, She was awarded a divorce when she sald| she traced her husband to a hotel| with other womon, Kid Hermann Draws | With Johnny Ertle} MILWAUKEE, Feb. 17.—Kid ann upset the dope and held | Johnny Ertle to a draw in ten rounds here last night. Some sport writers gave Ertie a shada Frank Burns and Chas. Egan Lose ampions of Bastern Washing- ieubeaiomnaitinioa,.. He ts quiet, respect | little Aggie The Buds defeated Spokane last ful, takes interest in things about | ——— him other than fights, and is always Dunderdale asking questions about something | ehind his own|of which he {s {gnorant. | On the boat from the Anttpodes he evineed great curiosity in the |working of the wireless instrument Jack explained {t}ed the Broadway high school qnuin - him in detail one day, and told tet in yesterday’s mux in the High im the name of the inventor— That evening at dinner Sam and the Macaroni and cheese was on the Sam gave the card the once spared tecitmnrat He emores to “Bring me some of dat ‘ar wire-| Jackson outpointed Eddie Wallace U. OF W.BASKETBALLERS WINNERS IN MELEE WITH OREGON AGGIE QUINTET jdo anything with George Smith, he! substituted Phillips in his place. |Smith gave Phillips the busiest | |time he ever experienced on any | basketball floor. | Sieberts Scores High Bieberts, at forward, was the high point man for the visitors,| with seven points to his credit. | Capt. Ray followed him closely with \four. For Washington Capt. David- son was the big point getter, an- Featured by fast teamwork and accurate basket shooting on the part of the winners, the University of Washington bas ketbali five defeated the O. A. C. quintet on the local floor | Friday night by the score of | 25 to 13. The game wae much faster than Thursday night's contest. Both squads started the melee as if they meant to United NEW YORK, Feb help stage the affair. | were unable to take any advantage Balmer . ++ Bissett | ring with him. forward, was unable tolfor Bissett. Three Fight Cards ‘| || Are on Schedule | o——---._ _-. -___.___¢ Archie Wyard will be the first lightweight to get a chance to re- lieve Lioyd Madden of his regained Northwest lightweight title. This bout will be put on by Chet MclIn- tyre, at the Moore theatre, on the 27th, Following this boxing show, Joe Walsh, matchmaker for the Met- ropolitan club, has announced he will stage a card at the Tivoli the- 17.—Willie/atre, on March 7. The Everett Defense league puts Lincoln Winner in Basketball Contest Lincoln's basketball team defeat- Tom’ Moha, in Milwaukee. Gchoo! league, 20 to 16. Neal Day, LAncoln captain, Broad- way's second team won over the came Lincoln seconds, 9 to 6. Franklin table. WILLIE JACKSON WINS NEW YORK, Feb. the waiter, lin three rounds. TOM GIBBONS IS RAVING TROUBLE 3 m “Muff” Bronson I'D GATHER. HAVE HANDS ore BY H. C. HAMILTON Press Staff Corres 17.—Tom Gi» bons, brother of Mike, is having jjust as hard a time today finding some one to fight as his more fm mous brother. Tom's brother has talked fight to every promoter im New York, and they're all willing to do business, but there isn’t # first-class fighter who is ready te Tom's mane my Dunderdale, Charile Tobin and) Among them waa this one lof their teamwork. Ray, at guard, George Sm! Lew] “Some of that recently gained one or two more of Capt. “Moos: On the trip back from Anstralia was the only member of the visit-|Staatz ........Guard. « Ray) popularity will 4 Johnson's Rosebuds, Portland a! S Langford was a member of tng five who was able to shoot moro| Time out for 0. A.C, 2. Time ke family the within half a game of climbing out,Jack’s party, Sam is the whitest than one field goal When Coacy,out for Washington, 1. Substitu-| of the cellar tn the Pacific Coast)colored man that ever donned a May saw that Carl Friedman, th’ / tions, Phillips for Friedman, Blagg step into the light-heavy class.” % Tom's manager claims for Bim that, among others, he frightened Battling Levinsky to cover whem talk of @ scrap was started. last bout was with Bob He is popular there and probably, ‘will try to get a match there. ; International Is for Soldier Idea NEWARK, Feb. 17.—The Inter national league is on record as ap proving the American league plam to raise its boys to be soldiers, Until You Have Read “THE STORY OF - Kathleen Norris, author of “The Story of Julia Page,” is one of the best writers pro- ducing modern novels. She knows how to cre- JULIA PAGE”’ It may strengthen your faith in the bond of love—or it may make you stop and think the that perhaps you are not quite ready. : At any rate, you will love and respect the womanhood of Julia Page, a girl who fought her way up from the pavement to the settle- ment house, where she served until she met SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.- Freddie Bogan's proteges lost their : outs here last night. Had not the| ate the ideal woman the doctor. | referee stopped the bout, Eddie | ahisactarcctheawarhin ’alme colored dleweight, | fi mom a : : Monta Gave Toe rae Mora 6] ‘ rR? “The Story of Julia Page” is more than sleep. Burne never had a chance. | with brains, vision, lo Sas il t health Charlle gan was beaten by Jack common sense and an a novel. t carries lessons o ealthy com- ip ; mon sense between lines of human interest. Walla Walla Basket | understanding of how Shooters Win Melee| the other half lives. Beginning Monday, “The Story of Julia WALLA WALLA, Feb. 7. Phe | Ellensburg High School basketball | ad by <. i crew went down to defeat inat night| Page” will appear in The Star at the hands of the local high school shooters, 43 to 12. The locals