The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1917, Page 9

oa HARD FIGHT ON Luovp BY MEN WANTING TO MAKE JAUNT. MADDEN LOSES TITLE ‘IN FAST BY EDWARD HILL SCORING FOUR KNOCKDOWNS son; Geo: Ross ated Willie bees oo eee eplonl pre pring ae : er Hay old tear |) died bat Rube” Schaller, | . and outboxing Lloyd Madden thru-!Vetro, and Les 1 knocked | lutte club an e jaklan On 1K ? snag ow in the Coast league, figured BY JAMES GRANT pron engge oy out Joe Sherry in the first round. On the firet Sunday in September, 1915, two friends and | club of the Coast leaque, ngon it was last year | cer was using too light @ NLY A FEW MORE paaio Pinkman myself started out for a day's fishing, in the Yakima river. whereby they will exchange nging too soon. He workouts are left to local lichtweigh HOUCK, local lightweight, After a couple of hours, the fish being scarce and the “yel ot Age! eee outialaavan Shey whe; pagh ee tbccy cl cel pencer to use a huge bk Cc hc bi i his U last night was \ s from Low Angeles, sending a low-Jackets” plentiful, and insisting on breakfasting on our salmon ge of oa other during the é q ‘ m Braves, with as thigke ce wommpeer and his Uni-! warded the yping of Sammy Good's fight ¢995, Charlie and Ed gave up in disgust, so | continued on down coming baseball season. | was esterday, should ; versity of Washington crew) ojcion over Mad with Pug Morton recently, in Los stream alone. fee ners Will be given the) prove a very valuable ase 4 before they embark on their den by Refer Angeles By about 10 o'clock | had four fair-sized trout and a good 8 hi Fog oe aoe AE aie ‘) ; | ATCHER JOLLY, the Tera. @ ‘ 7, 2 b cording to the dope, Good wor ‘ players the Oaks do not heve a +Y, the ¢ Southern invasion. The per- Ad Schach According to the dope, Good won appetite, so stopped to eat my lunch. This was the change In place for. It le understood that no|cruit, has been given the tinware PROMINENT PEOPLE sonnel of the varsity crew is| i end he the bout handily, but the decision luck, for the first cast afterwards, along the shady side of an player 1s to be released by Oakland| by Nick W a te. tha te " J fourro was given against ? old log, | felt a slow, heavy pull on the line and pulled in an By Fink Bherting 4 vet Bd bbeopnepeg r 4 . 5 ' unless waivered by the Butte club.! Stockton t camp. Two ¢ just about completed, #0 far) in tho *RAN URNS, Seatt! mes “empty hook,” baited up again, and the same story, so changed Dope from the aninhh villageler bush LIKE TO SHOOT 4 as Coach Conibear is con- Pil, her . er 4 te th Freddi from a No. 10 to a No. 6 hook and cast again, when the same Is to the effect that, despite the! adrift in cerned. However, the fight of ® mos “gman pony gone " ; pull came again, only this time “whirr” went the reel, and | loss of several men from his last |The releasing of these last two will PIGEONS 4g between “Tony” Branden rox ll fy : ir ene had three and a half pounds of fighting trout on my line, which year’s team, Joe MeGinnity will| pr cause the official scorers pa f thaler and Ray Beil for No. of bis ge here from Sar sed eek cae tithes £4 Hs fa etd tae aas my peppery squad in Butte ee ne it to feel real nad.) NEW YORK, March 22 —Inter- 7 eer dPo4 ‘ water and fig out, as th ui his year Yh, sure? with those names, ni costing figures’ complied by Peter 8 2 is the closest that the - Sered Remebagpen ee : on shore, which | did for a full 40 minutes, sometimes In water , P. Carney Philadelphia, booster Sean eran rowing mentor has had little difficulty tn wresting : up to my arms; but a convenient sandbar gave me the decision. A SCRAPPY SERIES should be| BILL. McIVOR, the young suth-|trapshooting, show that many to contend with in years. Pare es a oe Madden's | ley Ketchell After that | landed 23 beauties and arrived home at 4 o'clock staged here opening week when|paw who has been with the Giants! men, well known in this country, aM Beil is the older and heav-|"o%t Champlonship from Madden’ | with 28 fish, weighing 23 pounds, | 8 attle tackles Great Falls for several seasons, will have tolare ardent devotees of the trap = ET te be Brandens|'e : Se ace ter vi CARUSO" DAN the sil ~ ——————] The aggregation from across the| step some If he 1s figuring on keep- | game. i ro ‘cape Sv8 > Ls : se 00 | Ado on cero u dia <0 to liv ieataaeh tat 4 stag, Baath Fi ; 1, ay ! mountains {# made up of a bunch|ing his place on the hurling staff] Among them he names Vice Pree s es ae CONE” le cmt have ta the tina: to Portland with “Frenchy” Vaise| Hight Lossers Cast of cocky athletes this year from | this jon. With two southpaws |ident Thomas R. Marshall, King , r. As far as the rowing| Pie he took blows that would {and Bud Ridley, Seattle welter and Adrift by. Phillies PREDICTS A Herb Hester down to Harry Check, of big league experience like Fd) George of England, King Altona ability is concerned, neither Poca i feather w ts, who are sche 1 4 ’ the veteran backstop |Kline and Paul Strand, it sure|o¢ Spain, King Victor Emanuel of - J nocked a less rug gladl They | 1 ' } Apr coapertge é : ee to box tomorrow night In the Rose They will have to step some to| looks like Mac will have to step, Gov, Walter E. Edge of New has the advantage. A third or a goal, and bored for|t nig . ' PETERSBURG, Fla, Mareh N ihold their own with the Seattle} Bill is too good a hitter to lose| Jersey, Gov. Treibamenee Penn- meompetitor in the person of : : aes Manager Moran of the Phillies lcrew, however out entirely. It 1s not at all improb-|syivania, Gov. Capper of Kansas, t 4 Art Simon, was climinated band “sang ray ei Pate es aay ae | LIOYD MADDEN may be given has sent elght of his men back to FS | » etl Jable that Bill Leard will in r Gov. Major of Missourt, fore PF’) earlier in the week sR Ge thet made by Pink.|®2 oppo! to box Al Your minor leagues to Walker, Gon NEW YORK, March 22— DUGDALE IS PATTING hinelf| structed to make an outfielder out! mer Gov. West of Oregon, Gov. Fer r At present the peeing ee men: Rocky mountain Nghtwelgh zales, Hagger randy, Craig, Cs Unless bad weather again on the back every time he looks of him. guson of Texas, John Phillip Sousa, i ‘ with Captain °R ho vet trem C4 a 10 or 12-round fracas » mi " : boar ap. Jow intervenes and repeats the || ~~ diated tli: ea ae Gees ¥ eae aeeiee, and many, \f stroke. Kumm is crowd completely packed the | /#ce. Idaho, the first or second week qui des, the playful stunts that gummed > y 2 > lights in the public light. Pie erest oarsmen that ht aaaetcac aa gaps | Next Tuesday night Lloyd out seems to have cinched © | things up a couple or ease Bert Corbeau Cut Wheat Squ: abbling for |_ Theodore Roosevelt snd Atmos ‘ {utored by Coach ¢ , takes on } Sullivan in a re-|ber ago, Ed G. Barrows, pres!- on Knee in Game; mira Salary Now | Pinchot, Carney writes, are two has the endurance, the fight and EARL CONNER, T a feathor.|t™ BO at “ dent of the International men jou ee ago realized the the rowing head, all of which are! ge 7 ss ws league, belleves the coming value of outdoor exercise as per- 4 Gasential to a good oarsman WeEnt, Salles EDDIE CAMPI ctseo|’ Dutch” Leonard Is era siseee Anil kee Bert Corbeau, Canadien HOT SPRINGS, March The | sonified in the use of a gun, but Bogardus, captain of the 1916 ve ppp Hehtweight, has start rk out on Way to ¢ ‘amp most profitable the minor as slightly cut about the question of a bonus or a flat salary | these two, he admits, have never freshmen crew, has a « No, | itervia, of Ban Pran or out with Frankie Sullivan we " leagues have enjoyed since hs wessened page ony ave "is all that stands today between | displayed any great hankertag oa 7 He ts one of the b men re ee eee » be staged in Dreamland 5 er the prosperous days before ch tage gar ao) menin tomor, | Wheat and @ summer's job with the|t2® tame method o ing birds fm the boat. While not having a | 5°! sem ap Abr ° rom tomorrow night, und HOT SPRINGS Jim ‘Giimour and hie gang {will be in t . UUneGp SRD (Ono een aoe evta atfare the boas | Dullt of clay Perfect rowing form like some of pity gecision ov ay ST ie con threw their famous monkey BEB A ata TD a . 2B : ponus, | picks out a few mayors the veterans, he has enough of the |". decision over i avid-| ag wrench inte the machinery. ro) mee n Uso third game of and Wheat wants a fat statement approval who are trap other qualities which are expected eee making t Barrows points out the pub- the world’s series jot terms enthusiasts. Charles A. Fleming, to help the varsity a great deal in | nwWWnWW-~ oo soma i licity that has been given to 2 ; pon RES mayor of berate: be oe ‘a the Southern regatta. >) re ee oa baseball during the winter “rank > ; , %e 4 %0 per cent of the targets thro’ lng Chinese Boxer and}! Pere rded nape geet Franklin High Team Jimmy Dunn's Bantam) (iin at the Northwest Sports tide hea oe ae} F1is Champion Bull = ME N + public to take baseball as it Gets Out Next Week| Wins Over Gothamite) e's s#9clation shoot last sume 7 man, ts holding down No. 6. He S In, without arguing the mer = ~~ ED mayor ot Bellaiia i have an easy time 1 > > Its of the F r \. *y igh’s bal 30R, Ont... = om epg is sbould mn easy | Arrive in Se 8 of the Federals as conv Franklin high's baseball team is] WINDSOR, Ont., March 22.—Jack! 1) "4 year ago tied for first place ing his seat in the pared with organized bail. expected to get into 1 Wolfe of Cleveland, Jimmy Dunn's which will determine the men , ae ina t . 7 in the Southern trapshooting hand- Be ee eran aecthe Siem, | Jimmie Howe, one, of the ch Willam Fost Youre taut | ———<__— Bex! Weel I ide baseball, with bantam protege, ad nd to elie icap at Memphis. he trip § ! ik Seadhaneatens hanes ta the ackboard lessons, have been of victories last night by winning or The 3. Smith of Phil: x ‘are of No. &, but est featherwel u in thy “ wt. Sm apres Saale ana ¢ Mayor Thomas B. Smith o! Se ee eae re the’ trip [country, is in Seattle today, to enter ‘A Daughter of the Gods”} Charley Hulen Winner sulted im the past’ week trom Johnny Allen of Brooklyn. | adeiphia, 1s a member of @ gum whether he will make the trip With Annette Kellerma ¢ 2 | : South is another question. Slem-|>!s champ! English bulldog “ ‘ ener arr Ee | | club and often takes part in com am: f chief opponent for the place dr genmai ees, in the Seatt ot Night, pill im fell before Charley] f ollrich High Gun/Wells to Box Torres! _ eo McAdam, who is inclined to |@8 *ho VINE Hul last night at Brown & wee: a‘ a ° " * his iwork tn 0 1 ght hearted . Hulen‘s in their match in the baix.| Hi Follrich, with 93 out of 100,| Dick Wells, Cincinnat! middie |Close Canine Entries her. Sam Briggs. of football | | was high gun in the midweek trap-| weight, and Jack Torres, the Mex Hntries for the dog show to be i tal raw with line tourney, now on. The score} | . and Ja ‘ d ani 7 aoe, Nas put in a firm claim for and ALHAMBRA va SPIN es See ae ts, p. The score] soot, staged yesterday at the Har-|tcan, have been matched fof a 15-|held in Seattle March 29-30-31, im fees According to Coach Conl- |i kis Dolan o , 3 bor {sland grounds. A high wind|round bout in Wallace, Idaho, on|Koller’s skating rink, close today. bear, Briggs is a good, consclen- dica shots March The entry list is v large. Howe's dog + Jer sey and won more individual prizes |than any Eastern dog last year. ‘ trainer and a man who can @ care of himself in any kind of | race. Paul McConthe, who coached the | Ben Leonard Matched My Southern regatta is undeter weetisensedinie fess ined, but the fight for the post is between Biel and Branden r. It is an -even bet that h Conibear will take both South. Whitney !s holding down Stop Those Losses We absolutely guarantee the; th tamons 21 Tablets to stop lonses || from weakness or we will re! turn your money. By mail, $1.00 |...) X°ur thi ¢ against mine a day In the week the bow, but he will hnuve to roduce per box; 6 for $5.00. will diagnose your cage and t his preight before he can be sure RIGHT DRUG CO. pre Ree | need That of going South. Flagg. Anderson 101 Fleet Ave. Seattio and |Kinne are the ones who are | —————— —-- making Whitney feel uneasy — See ee ie eee men” BEST FOR RESULTS Painless Austin turning out for cox. At the precent Third and Pike STAR WANT ADS — --«@ ti his weight is a little avove that which the cox should porsess Some time this week, Coach Cont-| bear is going to weigh all the can-| @idates for the cox position, and} ae Wine'oe ont wo > | Buy From the Producer and The fight for places in the fresh. Men boat is about the hardest that has been witnessed in the untve ty rowing circles. Harper, at No. 5) is almost sure to go to Oakland Peterson is another one who has been showing great promise tn the couple of weeks that he has heen turning out. The other members of the frechmen crew have been ‘out for two months, and it is onl his inexperience that keeps him out of the regular bay) boat. Coach B@onibear bas stated that Hi id Peterson have the greatest wing futures of any two men he come in contact with. ‘This Stop the High Cost of Living is the plan of the housewives, Likewise stop the high cost of dying. Buy your ¢ direct the manufacturer. 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