The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1918, Page 9

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He has fled to Vienna while his country quits the war. | | King Ferdinand of Bulgaria has THE SEATTLE por LISTEN TO “THIS LETTER 1 SENDIN' BACK “To “H’ FOLKS AN’ SEE AP (A GIVIN' AWAY ANY LOCATIONS OF MILITARY VALUE - STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1918. 3 OF THE DUFFS—This Lady Must Have Been a Little Nearsighted. a \ CANT TELL You WHERE | AM BECAUSE THE CENSORS WONT ALLOW IT ~ BY PAUL PURMAN | ‘There's going to be a big adjunt:| |ment im the boxing world after the | war Searcely any of the champfins who ir crowns during the itl be able to defend them, because they will not be able| to make the weights in their divi-| sions. | It means that pra@icatly all pres | entday champions will have to move | up into the next biggest class, where | they will be compelled to meet new | | Opponents. ‘The bantamweight crown belongs | to Pete Herman. Herman won this| lat 118 pounds, which in really two| pounds over the proper weight. er} man is In the navy and Ia getting big. | | He will never be able to make 113, | pounds again, and must go into the ring as a featherweight. It is doubtful whether Johnny Kil bane. who has held the feather tithe _|WAR’S END TO SEE GREAT | CHANGES IN BOXING GAME for #ix years, will ever box again.) BENNY LEONARD Kilbane ts independent and has bust-| ness interests in Cleveland which de mand most of his time. Already his Jnck Wolfe, for honors eight clans. Wolfe »pporition before rein, however. Leonard, the lehtweight champion, has becocne «a welter | weight since he haa been an instruct | or in the army. When he met Ted Lewin, the welter king. a fow weeks | ago, there was very little difference in their weights, Richie Mitchell who was one of Leonard's sturdiest opponents, is in the navy. He has| outgrown the cinas, Tt ix likely that Willie Jackson, Johnny Dundee and Lew Tendler will be left to quarrel | over the lichtweight spotls. ‘The addition among the welter-| weights will be complicated, Ted Lewis, Jack Hritton, Johnny Grit. fiths and Bryan Downey, the best of the bunch. who have been dividing | up the money in the division for the last two or three years, will find a| bunch of good lightweights invading | Few of the welters| iz enourh to enter the/| division. The middlewetght tangle, which | |has not been successfully settled since the death of Stanley Ketchell, | | will find ftwelf in no better shape | than before. Mike O'Dowd claims the title by virtue of his knockout of | Al McCoy. Harry Greb will be a for-| | midable contender. Mike and Tom | my Gibbons may be in the swim, al |tho it is not improbable that Mike will give up fighting after the war. 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