The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1917, Page 9

HETMANEK, menager of Stecher, former heavy champton. » Rarl Caddock » he refused to after each man t with an alibi OF weight who lost that Monday » urn to t for the fallen idol *Stecher's neck was the head scissors used by Caddock,” gays Joe, in explanation of the Jehampion'’s inability to na for " hird fall. foe did not reali hono’ om how weak he hwas. I had eent for a doctor *T could hare gone on with the s match,” said Stecher today, “I had all etarted for the rings! when Man atel ager Hetmanek sent me back to the room, and then boy came in and MART told me Caddock was the new ral 4 by ‘world's champion.” | Caddock say probably give Stecher ar r chance in the — Rear future. by GOME ONE IN New York has started a movement to have all un sion: If links in the .¢ ed with ve Dies when the United States troops actually become engaged in the © Topean wa: | This !dea {s a good one for the, Fast, but will hardly appeal to the) ‘West, where there is plenty of land not taken up with golf links where ARp amount of vegetables can be grown. | EPME CAMP!, § featherweight | champion of the Pacific coast. Is back in Seattle today, after scoring sixround victory over Lee Jobn- it night, in Portland. ddie is more determined than ever in forcing Fddie Pinkman, lo/ cal lightweight, into a match with Dim. | the matter with Pink ? asks Campi. “He usually Tas so much to say, but tan't doing any talking about a match with me, Ta be afraid?” FOXY GEORGE ADAMS, match maker for the Etks’ club, thought he had slipped one over on his friends when he took unto himself a bride and tied out of town last week Such was not the case, however, for MMs friends are iaying for him. He} fs back tn the city and will soon begin work on a boxing card to be! Put on the last of this month. CHARLIE CHAPLIN, Pariowa,) Paderewski and the rost of the ar-| tlets have nothing on Benny Leon-| rd, New York lightweight \ Beany is carrying around @f patr| Pay worth $20,000. He has} insured for this amount. 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WHAT DIO THEY wc" ~ov OUT wok % F Mike Gibbons Is Gibbons Is CINCINNATI, O., Aprii 11.- cused of being afraid to meet Alaska Dog Racers NOME, terrific storm has been heard from the par- ticipant: sweeps! started yesterday ed all four teams have sought refuge Timber. Hey! WHATS Aw, Have any PeNTS | SMALL ENOUGH Foe tae | © INE GOT TOW THIS PAIR, UNTIL THe VA ILOR CUTS DOME Dows ve BUT OMe / r NO? ace’ you THEY "DiDNeT ke With the exe and er ar LAST TIMES Afraid of Weeks, Declares Bishop Sse ssossssstessss3 Mike Gibbons stands today ac TRAINING GAMES VU. of O. Held Up by Storm| April 11.—With a raging, nothing Mata, 2:20 in the es dog All-Alaska race which it Ie betiev- in a road house at Afternoons, Lest | Times Today | & VIRGIN LOCKHART Laws, Says Warden} 1A nd propa Wash fiet oped tate in the Uni Warden Darwin effected b the changes TER, WHERE ARE YOU SOME bobY' Le g boosters: me club ed in every sport perhaps Brown's Vancouver sq players is about complete 20 men on the food rol AMUSE Third and Madison, Nights WIUTNEY'S ANIMAL TACK & ya ) THe THE me EDDIE CAMPIIS They’re Off in GIANTSTAKEON — VICTOR INBOUT yg PORTLAND, April non by tion of an outfield yitcher, dof ball tgs) a M TODAY that Hf greatest of doesn’t give| on the Pac veers! Details Fixed For Big Browns About Ready | Oakland Crew Race| MATINEE AND NIGHT JULIAN Pes DAVE ACTORS DRE ADDIE ne CANT GG HELPED, CAPTAIN OR OE TO GGT WATER POR He HORSES _ 11—Ed. die Campl, Coast featherweight There closed today for the three-cornered N T S)nla, Washington and Stamford ETROPOLITAN THEATRE : "oa | ses. H Bily Weeks, the Canadian EI TINGE Lester or | with the Bremerton outfit dur. pane middleweight champion, in # the Spokane hockey team last | ing the coming season, For the ring. “Biddy” Bishop # In “COUSIN LUCY” winter, has accepted the man- games, write Tutton at Brem- Everyth LF bg th makes the statement fe lose Fi agement of the Ice rink at Los | erton. EYE an sporting writers that Gibbons § | « _ - has been offered no less than i mages and will beee:the Jem. | . + 4 eight matches with Weeks, # DUGOUT) We tu in the South until the close of Soccerites to Meet and that he has seen fit to ha Ge I) the season. | ee pass up each one of them rat ent South a cials of th h 3 ee tiane ta ts Citeeenda at ORPHEUM VAUDEV! Pa r went South a month ago | ofti als of the Northwest Soc- Optometrist and Optician 9 an's # ~ WEEK to look over the situation in re-|cer league meet tonight in the Stu- 4054-55-56 Arcade manager, Gibbons is “an ac # any Coc) Cunningham, Singing 28Td to the possibility of placing | art building to sing the swan song (Established 1910 cidental near-champion.” Star Comedion ~m Edwin Arden, professional hockey teams in the /of the past season » MAY BE a fone uarters”) large California cities. 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Brinker's University of Wash- Dan Salt, his manager, NEW YORK, April 11.—The Martial spirit will fill the Yan ington baseball squad in the barked for home today after gloom of war was momentarily |kees’ opening. The team which| ¢ - Eddie had handed Lee John brushed aside today as the 16 |led all others in the American| {!f#t of @ three-game exhibition fon, Oakland lightweight, a teams of the American and Na- [league in getting into military! Series beating last night in their six tional leagues skidded into their (training will entertain its fans There was no game played round fracas 1917 baseball campaign. The (early in the afternoon with a mili yesterday between the A. O. H. |, Campi landed a st {ft left 10) weather was excellent. Only |tary drill, the players to be re team and the Giants, on ac- Johnson's face early in the EAM® — one game of the eight was post viewed by Ma ven nard| count of the inclement weather sud hed little difficulty in beating! poned. In Boston the snow | Wood, who will throw out the firs | conditions. a the colored led iver Ed Mar! piled too high even for the | bal - 4 ‘ referee but the decision was Giants and Braves, and the pry Slim Caldwell, the obstreperous| Even the few good days have " rene by three judges, off ceremonies there were put | Yankee he 3 been picked by| been a big help in conditioning the | Campt's next fight will probably | over for a day. BUL Donovan to start his ye team, declares Skipper Bill Leard, 6 with Eddie Pinkman, Seattle) jy Now } where two games asters toward a pennant. He will eat ightweight ne ed, the da be opposed by Babe Ruth. The) “All in the old mid-season form,” 4 i and with wa big port-sider is advertised as be-| repor r 10 ROUNDS IN MICHIGAN | ire promised by x ing in as near mid-season form as| see Te ee LANSING-——The Plank bill, per were carded to meet the! possible. | Just » days until the sea- mitting ten-round ocntesta — witt Sox, and Brooklyn was to Grover Cleveland Alexander, | son opens f & veounce glove n Michigan, | meet the Phillies, Weather reports star Philly hurler, will exhibit | — a anned the state » © yesterday, from all over both circuits were en-| his $12,500 arm for the first | Billy Sullivan says he feels like q to 18 couraging. A close shave in the) time today when he opens |a ccit. teeth of a Diizzard meant nothing) against the champion Dodgers. — NEW YORK—Gam Langford, ne- to the o#, wince the change| Jack Coombs, vet of the Dodger “Hap” Morse is hitting ‘em on heavyweight, outpointed Jack began to ar. Detroit, Cinein-| corps, and the only man of the |the nose this year. | Thompson nat!, Chicago, Philadelphia and Ebtets clan who could get by Levis, where the e witn a victory over the Red Mcivor and Schmutz are still BOSTON—Joe Egan of Boston will begin. are reveling in a change | Sox, will oppose the Nebraska | holding out. scored a technical knockout over | from winter to balmy spring demon ol Kid Graves in the tenth, when the Gov. John K. Tener, presi- Extr endance {s ex; The Seattle Dry Dock and Con- stopped the bout dent of the National league, ed during the reason by eritics.| struction Co. will furnish the oppo went to Cincinnati last night. The death of the players’ fraternity | sition Sunda BUFFALO—Jimmy Duffy, Lock He will be the guest of the (and the patriotic response of mag-| —————— _ port lightweight, won from Matt) Reds today when they open | nates (o needs of the country have Wells in ten round with the Cardinals. Pennant jgiven the pastime a much needed! hopes beat high In the breast, boost during the winter © ge i cf Donovan and Jack Barry as Cov, Tener believes the greatest Hi Everding Always they: tad tsit, val ahacuse [oases JA ther Mlatry of Haseealt e ying 1) see into action here. Each man- iil vis tional ague parke FIA gine Up Tropics). soe heats teow pista iets. idee peieinicucemitin main in the running right up to the final weeks. It will be Barry's firet start at the head of a ching for diversion from war | news baseball will be the} _8 logical substitute, With the latest modern appliances for properly fitting your eyes, and for making the glasses, we can offer a positive guar- antee in every case. 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