The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1917, Page 9

e EDWARD fll Vicon ot LEONARD, Hahtweight Welsh | rea A ny top of some was expe ery t-day nence. This with the ex cent tr knockout ov waukee lig prese sBHONARD ¢ IF BENNY lose bh . ¢ man to Wir It was { inton Annex told the w Seattle pions the Was Wels! he was in r his bout then North out,” said FY ponard has xing, for h a dig oxing © America The fact that New Yorker much-coveted 13 boost has bee is MUTT / | ( wece, AWW SWELLED AND JEFF WHAT ARE abouUT Now? WAVE You BEEN MADE OR Some soap Mclvor, Brinker, Rock, Glavenich, Devine and Guigni in Lineups Bill Mcivor, former Seattle Giant handy man; Mel Dun. can, the bush league bearcat, and “Dode" Brinker, former slugging outfielder and captain of the Vancouver N. W. league club now engaged in the prac- tice of law here, will be in the Nonpareil lineup tomorrow when that club answers the challenge isaued by the Duthie club of the Shipbullders’ leag: For the Dothie outftt. Glavenich, former Cleveland, have a good deal to do with put back on {ts feet in the} One thing - nard’s| statement that he will defend his © Sam has finished) rmans,” has made a} © fans, despite the fact that they usually like to see the npion get busy and defe le as often as the opportun presents itself. After all, t ever, who is the man to step to the front and make an effort to remove Leonard's ne lia? Mitek best of the crop * WHILE STILL on the champion- ship chatter, we are reminded that | is going to be some lively lit tle mitt slinging going on in the ‘ena tomorrow and Thursday t when the Far Western Ams ppionships are staged un- fer the auspices of the Seattle Ath- etic club. With an entry list of about 25 iders to pit against, the same | number of local boys and two na | tional champions in the meet there should be some boxing worth wit Lessing. De Witt Van Court, veteran in- structor of the Los Angeles Ath letic club, and his string of three| siadiators arrived in town yester- day in time to go thru thelr paces in the S. A. C. gym. The veteran was told he had a likely gt know jow they stack mal Pgainst boys, you have some good ones up here, but they are the pick of the Yankee Boxer Doing Well in Australi Benny Palmer, the Ar featherweight, who had his Tecovered and is fighting well again, | according to papers recetved from| ey. For a while it was thought! tnat Benny's career as a fighter was ended. Six Nags NEW YORK, May 29 thorobred. listed he Metropolitan han day on Race But run here to nt of the y track s $6,000 in SPALDING : [GoLF - TENNIS BASE BALL The Mark of Quality Throughout Rss The World ANNOUNCEMENT TENNIS RACKETS The tacilitie Tennis Racket world are at model partic the racket ularly est ad “Seconda” of ail of these models at attractive prices Statintion for 1916 nea Catalogue on red _ Spalding Tennis Annual « enttle, Wash, in 4184 Seattle park, Ed E Orleans, Los Angeles, Seattle |Spokane pitcher, will serve twisters, with Jack Marshall, of the Spokane Reds, in the field, and Frank Guigni, another |former N. W. leaguer, on third ase. “Bunk” Nelson, the lad the Portland Coast league club would like to buy “coffee an’” for, will play the first station | The game is the outcome of tn-| rivalry between the two and sh—sh—whisper—it ts | taid there is as much as $1,000 the outcome of the! | who had a trial with ring, is captain of t and has “Dute Land on his p ing staff along with venich The battle is set for 2:30 at the} 1éth veri Je atterson Spokane Is Victor, 9- 8 | NORTHWESTERN Tacoma Ireat Falls kane SPOKANE, May and his group of |frolicked on the 1 }for the first tir esterday and drop test to the locals torrid encounter. ap pasture f the reason ped t ¥ to 8 Spokane Morea, x | | As burpe sa} | Me Mor Tacoma Frenchman Sent to the 3rush x Ta the Tac oma Frenchm. leagues eral seasons, Low Angeles », Chance is manager as \ x for sev-| aa been soid to the of which Frank} kman’s Punch Winning Him Fame Umpire Ed Eckman is getting con © publicity, due to his rur sidera ager It Ed knocked Montana “pepper box” be ein Spokane. The Eastern papers have been making much comment on the affair, Mike Donlin Quits MEMPHIS, May Mike Don lin, former New York Giant star, has resigned the management of the local Southern league club. He York on ac Great Falla emembered Hester cold » Hester when the | ame abus 29 count 0 No Games No game played in the Montana cities the Northwest ern league yeaterda Vancouver opena to at Butte and Tacoma ai Great Falls, It is the first league ball of the year across the moun- tains. illness in East were of uP AN ADMIRAL all | Herman nta | the money. ~ Jeff Can Pilot a Se hooner Across the Bar at That. —- oS ee ) { |= {ver "m THE Pilot Now —> ve Picor me A oR Ploy? How Did You Get DID YoU Soot ir ta STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 29, 2 Nag eve, ig To BE SALFEF IT YOUR, ARM? om MENER, MND! T™™ PILOT ALK RIGNTS Ex-Leaguers t to Help Teams in Game that Will Be for Blood | But Four Players Are Left in Tennis Meet But four men are left in th high ol tennis tourney now bein, ed on the courts of the The results Frank he Proadwa Anne, § way, 6-0 Rain Halts All Big League Ball Melees Rain cau games major in several has occurre ed th onement of both of the leag be played toda Play for Title On by High Schoolers championship of the hi school baseball league was at stake this afternoon when the Proadwa nd Ballard squads tangled on uni versit fleld. The teams finished the regular tied for first place The season Feather Champion to Box Chicagoan CHICAGO, Pekin Kid ampion round bout was matched for a t ith enport Johnny Rit lad ‘od toda D nour Melee lub hung ellingtonia i 1d, Win Shown ball er the Showns The Stac White Sox Victors WATERLOO, May 29.—With| Dave Danforth on the hill for the | White the Chicago team de feated the local nine here yeater 7 to 0. David allowed three | while the Sox gathered 14, | hits, ! Dummy at Front Commercial Results | The Postoffice m, the Fire. men and the ttle Hardware | Co. were returned victors in Sat rd s Commercial league ball! mixe The scores: Postoffice 11, LAlly 7; Firemen 7, Williams 2; attle Hardware 6, Crane 2. Money rune the war. Buy a bond, Give | ;W | Thursday le. le Sh Mclvor German Mine innocent looking dummy jerman soldier was found by Eng h soldiers on the French front. | s loaded xplosives, and one wonld have The trict touching it been blown to. piece was discovered in time. If you value your let Haynes repair {t. Next Liberty the atre.—(Advertisement.) watch, CONSULTATION TREATMENT AND MEDICINE One Dollar Dr. Evans 401 Peoples Bank Building, Second and Pike to 5 P. M., 7 to 8 P.M, “11 A, M. to 12, 10 A.M Sundays. THe PILOT ‘ou le, - Officials for Far ole 4 How N. W. Lads cisco, leaguer, is batting Ken Williams, Rod arr’ Franc Lake, 2 Gislason, Oakland, 1917. 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Timere—Charlie result of a knockout decision Glen Rupp. over Freddie Welsh in the ninth Announcer—Hal Johnson round of their scheduled 10 Physicians—Dr. Walter Kel- ee round bout last night, will de- fend his title after “Uncle Sam ton and Dr. Don Palmer. Clerk of meet—W. W. Spang- has finished licking Germany. This is the program he laid ler. down today, after he had sent Freddie Welsh reeling Into fistic oblivion last night. He a former Northwestern|e W!!! meet Joe Welsch In Phila- 240 in the ( t| delphia Monday night, but gue Other —- Northwestern plans to enlist in the army to- suers and sage ge oe 18 day, and enter active service Stans, ith Ona next week. Leonard's ascen- Hannah, with Salt Lake, 286: sion to the throne held so long Salt Lake, 267: Baker, Sany% by Welsh came after a carefully 260: | Leverenz, Salt|® planned and carefully fought Murray, Oakland, 244 battle. alt Lake, .238; M or, Eager tho he was to send Houck. Portland over the blow that would end the dancing master type of |@ champion, he went thru the 8 rounds of fighting cool and calm, placing his blows where they would do the most damage, and only waiting for the Inev- itable time the turtle shell of BY H. C. HAMILTON Hulen and Look in Coast Justin Fitzgerald of San Fran nee Majestics Winners Maj swamped Rainier in a one-sided game of bane Sunday, 17 to 0. Abrams twirl no-hit, norun game for the the Britisher would drop tong enough for the finish. Praise for Leonard must be only slightly stronger than for Welsh. The old man of the ring, undoubtedly realizing the end was in sight, did everything he knew to prevent the finish of his career as leader of the lightweight division. There was no denying, how- ever, the cool, calm youth who stabbed and crossed, always holding his right hand in readi- nese. The ninth round had been furiously fast when Leonard ted the whirlwind that brought the champion down. Crossing for the head, Weish started into a clinch. Using right hand almost for the time in the bout, Leonard crept behind the champion’s guard. Welsh ducked, but he was too late. The smashing power of the mauling fist caught him on the temple. Welsh's knees sagged, a sorry smile struggled over his fea- tures, and he tried vainly to agger into a clinch. Leonard slipped away, and his left crashed square onto Weish’s The only big advance in 20 in cigarette making OU and thousands of other men get your enjoyment out of Lucky Strike cigarettes because the Burley tobacco is toasted. 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A dozen times the flailing fists of the eager challenger crashed into Welsh’s chin, Gamely the Britisher stood it. McPartiand looked appealingly into Welsh’s corner, but the sponge was not forthcoming. McPartiand mercifully stepped in and ended it Welsh, given a hand by the referee, tried to reach his corner, but he sprawled and fell thru the ropes. A wave of black, flecked with the yellow of straw hats, leaped into the smoke-filled ai as the crowd acclaimed another American lightweight cham pion of the world. Brushing aside special police men, the crowd surged into the ring, hugging and cheering Leonard. Welsh, sitting dazed in his corner, did not realize what had happened for several minutes.