The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 17

to fight Billy Shade. “This WiGH CosT OF Live FISTIC NOTES a In an effort to cure the referee evil in Seattle boxir (3 MAKING A WReckK OF circles, Lonnie Austin and Dan Salt, loc: moter Me - “THE FIRST OF every Pong to institute the judge system next I'wo ’ MONTH frS BULLS, Bliss, outside of the ring and one within the act as judges and vote on the verdict side” judges disagree, the “inside” judg the decision. three principals will vote : time. Let us have competent officials, howev ; Charley Hulen, Chet Melntyre and Dunean While the fans might not ree wi pon a verdict, these men w the them would hardly call the verdict wr CHAMP BOUT This referse question is r SMickey Ion, hockey Be fave tee ae tn weee| MAY BE PUT Sand it won't be long ball bugs will be yeil pire’s scalp. re the base # for the um- ON IN RENO ORK, Maret Billy Wright is cured. on he sticks THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 7, ‘1919. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Consider the Argument Closed, Tom! GREAT SCOTT, ANOTHER. ONE FoR Mort CLOTHES FoR HeLed! BeLieve ME, Wel HAVE: Apt _ UNDERSTAMOING RIGHT Now er ee ae | No Wom fel COLD GET ALONG VATH FEWER. CLOTHES “Thasl 1 wear \ Neen, No 1 Mogze New CLOTHES For “ou- | cad’ Statd Your ExT RAVAdAsCE ! KL FOOD, ad a selfeat his features for the past days. H t must ha that litt handball episode the Elks" | goc w lub with Dode Brinker the other | ¢ day. . x \ Ted Whitman, retire @ays that if he was as as Leo Houck he would Movie picture dusines: scenes, Mike Pete is rapidly from the boil which S bis arm the day he was ing around a nice where the doctc it > B dlood purifier Middle W <<<" WHO'S WHO IN SEATTLE SPORTS Ted Whitman } More painted scr | cabin down at Aus nasium. — I t ist, yin a 40-foot launch here in the near ft = hen “ Y a, tw t “i like we were between, these boys now s w 2 b fr r all. been mad " a H a t wy t : A “ « Py x Lackey Morrow is just about y pend a r time | without Charley : 4 to fight here again. The little ve be “ t o go f th hocke Puts up a good fight every ‘ steps inside of the ropes attle billiard star has lined local fans Uke to him in 4 “ . Cochrane, Wille Hoppe He may be on the card at the nd George Buttor Stal Pool two w Y ay t Second av afta ! 1 thin r Hoppe ut w ' ton will play here next w i ok 4 the other pair late gold and a few other trinkets to a with a party l the stontl fight here, says Dan Salt. Thompson was f ponent for the win PINESTREET OREGON CLUB Kins feb ere cere thers wi ound ens FIVECLINCH MENTO PLAY Soest is res|oe ee teense! ~~ CAGE TITLE _Y.M. QUINTET Eddie McKenna will get a return } match with Al Whitman at the Elkx’ | club a week from today p to the advance dope. Mc fobbed out of the verdict by a Ramed Shock, who is the champio’ | referee in Tacoma One thing about this bird Shock is that he ts there with the pretty foot work. He tripped a couple of time at the last ring entertainment in the City of Destiny Canadic bh ren cific coast to tackle the < “Battling” Ortega is the next lof | the Coast ice circ eS fea! Californian to show in Seattle. | ¢i+¢ ‘The big fellow has not shown in 4 Seattle ring for some time. and Mix are Ke performers. “BITTER ROOT inl will hold dowr Frankie Farren has been going for the visitors great guns in the South. He hung KID” BI I E D big fly in the local it over Willie Jackson, the highly touted Easterner, recently. Farren didn’t look like any wizard when he showed up here a couple of years ago, but has undoubtedly imp since. Munic pal Girls’ ; Cage League Opens ortiand, as the shifty r rang up most of hia Seattle fight fans ha ed | of nice ring treats in Wright, FOR TUESDAY take the floor Mur Results of the first set of games é Jobe. Mur of the Municipal Girl's Rasketball n players. Jeague, played last night, are as fol Mayers. on ue ‘The game Hiawatha 18, South Park 16 Collins 17, Knights of Colucnbus 9 ahaa er Ballard 20, Y. W.C. A. 13 card. The * Souatt a draw with tic iC, Ave Anderson rinsed everybe The minor league games resulted | Harry as follows: su Hiawatha 23, South Park 2 Ballard No. 1 team 33, ¥. W. C. / . No. 1 team 5. i Ballard No. 2 teazn 22, ¥. W.C. A y mc to »rtar nthe No. 2 team 11 I tinea seal ack has algned Neyecrranang : rm catch the I n five: otf|f den? mee NEW YORK, March 7 : nda Mann trol a oe lants’ training this morning. Your Patronage Appreciated Pay Checks Cashed TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 rd, Corner 8rd and Pike 1 ‘Counter Barber shop Fountain Drinks, M. £819, Card Tables nal league, to- Heydler, of the 2 @ay announced that the suit for itheved ‘tach $900,000 damages brought by the sual: enact annaln stockholders of the defunct Federal | g_ league club of Baltimore against ganized baseball has been indifi ly postponed. 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