The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1918, Page 8

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OF HERS MOST GALLING- WOULD YOU CALL IT A PROFESSION) OR BUSINESS, OR WOULD You say ITS @& CALLING @ Gene gtert! [son G FELLOW TO TAKE Mick King to | Cowler ere TLLIE HOPPE'S LONGHELD crown?| DER TINEN T Se SeeninGo | to Fight a ARAGRAPH t Pi { Here tioned any billiard player as 4 pow ai #00 } sible successor to Willle Hoppe ®4/rruiy: Pacific Coast league, at its recent meeting in Los Angeles, @ or balk-tine ampion wa cided to return to the single umpire plan as a matter of economys§ alg s a The idea waa preposterous, the talent and enforce its ru to e effect t a certain percentage of player® King, Australian middle | Pi: : declared. Hoppe was #0 pre-eminent | 0nU °Ore Ne le ae lanes that te ecu Who saves ave Houck, movie actor-boxer, bat-| Weight, from whom Desa of aed sitene eu rye dtl agen J in his Ung that there was not the re |. season in as high as class AA. The league had such a rule last season) hie way to a fourround draw Darcy p : mottet chanes of anyone Glaplacing | 1. 4 not enforced. The idea is to make it a one this year, ree ees Leetren Taaee™ fe tke Seenleet | Dee OF he Stock rere hve ye jim nome he clubs already are planning to rid themselves of veteran Mweight, last night in the Moose |*ttles ever staged tn the little com | ruary 1 hosed ed |_Hoppe ts still preeminent, his! iivere their places to be taken by youngsters developed in Callforaill tinent, is noon to be seen in act announcing he was going into train-| | wisardry wiih the ene te a0 fauttion| PiTer®. their places to be taken By youngsters. developed SC mative son failed to show|!" Seattle. [ae Sor 8 She mare Generving Of G) Jan ever, but nevertheless his match | vee ac agyo4s 5 mone dies waar aig Her Genie dneee this Fane to merit the praise that pre-| At present King ts in San Fran | ™8uling than Fulton lean play in being approached by al D@YeTs need apply for 4 ni —— n hhim here from the Rose City,| cisco, where he haw been doing a a ie ra youngster who js planning a cam- is “te fans today were wondering just | «mall amount of boxing o were oy Pesevery 2 paign to culminate tn a challenge for Old Father Muffet Dout in Portland was going! Ere wi) ve here within a week | Hoppe’ tith Who sought out a buffet & short time back. lwinner of the melee in which Bat-| RING TO THE JUG ‘youth, has been improving his bil Pata seaplane yg Showed a flash of clever-| ting Ortega is to star, a week from| ° _ For thone seven dollars ioe simon, but there are bers Friday night, in the Crystal Pool, Pe p memes ? Jan Bass Pot | The bootlegger’s carting away. can outbox and ou iar 0 cisco reports. | the fourte ot ® scheduled tlie Ok peel Siwith him. Tt le a lucky thing | “OS _* San Fran seguabead BT oe ‘ Kid Regan of Polsheviki claim that their strength is their weakness. That ‘him that be did not @ngle with e ta and acknon of thin| ought to give Columbia a new alibi for that football team. pS rugged George In the haré AL SOMMERS DRAWS Hoe entered the ring and ar-| “i ov eee Eddie Pinkman or the clever rested the ters and all connected } At their last meeting in Chicago the baseball magnates decided to Anderson. He suid have) WITH SAN FRANCISCO | with ic for violation of the state law tee the AP 8 a bad against any of this Jackson was given the decision 7 Press e ar tri the way he fourht Leo lust MAULER IN PORTLAND ; "a YES of the bowling world are beginning to turn toward Cincinnatl, Matt. Take no credit away from) poRTLAND, Jan. 24—A1 som BANTAM M’NEIL WINS; | : agi where, beginning February 16, the American Bowling cong however. He fought @ £m.| mers, rugged Portland middleweight j | old its nationa ent fight, ready to box oF Mix, a8 | held’ the San Yrancisco fourreund, BOUT ENDS IN THIRD| .f a wi rhe affair will be the greatest in the history of the game, preferred. demon, Battling Ortega, to a draw! KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. 24 ‘ amounting to $20,000 will be given in cash prizes, and special events h Benjamin Beats Madden jin their six-round melee here last) penny Mc ss > Rell adh anide. foc. weseeihpwhibe Mie the semi-windup, Jos Renjamin,| night. It was one of the most furi-| cored a technical kr en) f Ohta fas. perhaps, tive best wows. towilig: tenmie a the Summaa lightweight, showed much / us slam-bang bouts seen here in uney” Morton, coast scrapper, - - and a number have entered under the rules of the American Women's Cowter was drafted and will be in ee t over his past perform: | Years. when thelr bout was stopped in the m ae Mies | eg 5 PRO . . da we = i | Bowlt: sociation, a recently ra local ring. and gave Lioya| In the semi-wind-up, Jimmy Dufty| gusd son |JOIE RAY WINS WITH MILWAUKEE TO SEE | tarde by leaps end bounds since he| Bowling associa al-wit : first broke into the limelight a few na boxing leason in their four-| OUtpointed Frankie Tucker, the Ok oy rs A great deal of interest is being manifested in the allstar bowtin fund tlt. Referee Ad Schacht, how-|lahoma lixhtweight OLDEST JOCKEY IS DEAD} 75 YARDS TO SPARE FOUR FAST BOUTS | (reo three years ago, Cocheen| team organized by Christy Mathewson, which will compete, feeer, gaw it as a 50-50 verdict | | YORK, Jan. 24—Jacob]| NEW YORK, Jan, 24—Jole Ray,| MILWAUKEE, Jan. 24.—Four of |looked like a novice beside the master| | Matty will lead an outfit including Eddie Roush, champion MET tes oes neteoces ‘abort ‘a REYNOLDS AND FARMER |p America’s oldest jockey,| peed marvel of the West, today | the fastest bouts staged for Mil-| billlardist, but he worked hard, con-|of the National league; Hal Chase, National league leading first ” new Ww ms ‘ ; ie © greate: en; Lee Magee Vernon, here, to-| failed to hold a ne orid's record | waukes this winter are set for to-|tinually studying Hoppe's game and|man; Heine Groh, one of the greatest of third basemen; I fuben he left the ring. | T T tees of he for a mile and a half and for two| night. Pinkey Mitchell is a sl Tom Griffith [in the prewminaries, which were | ANGLE IN CONTES \4 ing an attack of heart y h 4 slight improving his own. ‘om. Se fais Wrisht. clateont| AT TACOMA THIS EVE “""™" | miles simply because his opponents. | favorite over Johnny Mendelssohn| ‘This year he has shown such phe | “ during his trial here, did not set him| at 130 pounds. They will go ten! nomena! billiards that o ; Se é a J . il en | no nila t critics believe : ee een Storey | TACOMA, Jan. 24—Frank Farmer| Company 1 auxiliary of the 161st| a fast enough pace Ray won the| rounds in the windup ha WOlke be Ells Go ive he chaaie a4 Steve Reynolds in a four-| infantry will hold a busin meeting | mileand-a-half mt with 75 yards| Young Denny and Jack Malone! jjo a satel é poy Bo eat ann | ner to get a crack at Battling Or-|city building. Offi i elect contin v0 past the trpinile mark pounds. Frankie Grace and Steve|" Cochran te also a talented three hy cas ee Geoeda weal 7 January 1 ed far the comi alone and finished in } Chotnaky wit - six rounds, weigh-| cushion player. He has never en — i pe 7 ud " i the show in a four-round scrimn = ship, perhaps, for the same reason nessey. mma ge 92 ROUNDS OF FIGHT t 145 pounds Ca ee honors. ee ole ARMY PosT| DOCTOR’S “ ie Begin tr f | Sere ea se 6 (“PRINCESS PAT” MAJOR | usa amociaion rules make i y 2 perative for a champion to defend his > Eounds of, actual battling will be|] geamimation and Consultation Somes gaara =o GOING BACK TO FIGHT] tiie every two or three month tt scshas be. Sheiee § 7 Par a . + here challenge: \d Hoppe “tonight. Part of the entertainment FREE eee To Rifwife Meat ocsssseseses See to A eelnene, Oh Soke bes Cove E. 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