The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1919, Page 4

tf Sy aealainaneeatiaetiineaietaiedeeiciee aneeteeeee BY CONDO} 7% WOULD LIKE You To MEET MR. Jones, FOREMAN AT THS —— — — IPPEN TO KNOW OF MR. JONGS. HE IS NOT r FOREMAN! HE 12 ONG CF THOSE CONTEMPTIBLE fight fans will see Johnny | yy in action next Thursday, | the Californian of Seattie, ‘The other bouts on the card ‘Ole Anderson and Jim Jorxe. Morrow and Dawson and Eddie Quinn, Morgan One other bout is scheduled ts Chet prodixy, and Chet Jn Anderson MeIntyre's says he is big fellow, | I tip the beams at about 200 He was the champion hte at Camp ot Dodge, tackles Sid | in a sixeround | has just been mustered out | service. | MeTigue, the ght. is craving a Mikeshung it Ortega, made bis invasion Manhattan bout on all over when the Oak of the Tecently. He has won over Greb, the Pittsburg ring star Gotham star would like to le Ortega on the Coast. He has to Austin & Salt, local pro- asking for a match, and if Ortega thinks he can better on this side of the d States, Ortega should send) and he will be on the next> ‘for the Golden West. Hector is in training down | @ Balt’s gymnasium, and into condition for a bout ‘goon. The big fellow is plan- taking a trip to the Demp ° ' FISTIC NOTES sey-Willard fight, if it ts staged, to challenge the winner. good a here Mickey King woulkt make a mateh with “Battling” © and it will probably Simpson, Ort gets over his b must think Ortega champion, or some be arranged if manager, ever talk, He a world money tw ning. Young Richards ts ‘cutting capers in Southern California, The youns lightweight made a great showing with Willie Jackson New in San Francisco, last nigh’ fight fans who hav in action say the make a good card in this section, seen Frank Barrieau, the California middleweight, who was to have met Mickey King here a couple of weeks ago, is now in Victoria and expects to mix here in the near future Eddie tle this little Now we know it's spring. Pinkman flashed @ spring morning when he paid us a ‘visit. A number of Seattle sportsmen re contemplating @ trip to the big Willard-Dempsey fight if it ls stag ed in the West . Wonder what's become of Nate Druximan. Who has seen the cigar magnate, ex-handball star, and fight promoter? Somebody tell him he's wanted up at The Star office. (CAGOMEN |WANTSBOUT — AY FOR CUE ‘TITLE TODAY' GO amateur balkline billiard here. Last night's victory for) ment today over Champion Corwin Hu®|in New York Mor to 139, eliminated Huston. ndl and Collins I be staged tonight wil first honors late today. y for McAndiess, who now has near the on Collins, will give him|ay possible and w If Collins wins, they will | or Nevada offers until it is definitely || for first honors and a play-|settied that the fight can't be play A E HOPPE WILL BE IN CITY SUNDAY! Hoppe and George Butler who are to play billiard ex at Brown & Hulen’s parlors, in Seattle Sunday will play on and Friday. The two Wednesday, McKenna and Bud Ridley in Beremerton soon, per tb. Loe Angeles, era' ‘Australian brown, ewt... ow Danvers ‘Te vers FRUITS Wash. Warners B. Wash. Winesaps - Guatemaians, per Per box . 1.15@2.00 | Twi 2.002.756 13.60 @4.00 -1.00@1.65 |. March &—Dave McAn-| Perey Collins, of Chicago, | Location | the only remaining contenders | mill July 4 will not be ae for championship honors in| the legisiatures of Tilinois and New| o¢ the 1 York dispose of pending | |s Oly | | STAGED NEAR LARGE CITIES FORT W Tex. March § of thé Willard- Dempsey lected until boxing bills this state Prom Rickard made ay, I have not where the fight said. “I certainly big a thing to say will be want to get ra of population Idaho about he aged in Chicago or New York City Seals ‘Start Real Training Season SANTA CLARA, M &.—The fan Francisco Seale meet th mpic club on the university grounds here today. It will be the Seals’ first real practice game. Mon i will find the Seals down to real earnest, practic They will start the week ‘playing with the San- ta Clara team. ares —L eye—Live, 3 Ibe. Dressed, tops . Pork—-Gooa Veat—Fanecy . Beet—Country, Milk—Per ewt We --- [| Belling Prices i Batter, Egg parchment wrapy Local creamery ee—Fancy rancn TAmberger .... Washington ¥: Washington cream brick , Oregon Y Fs Warhington tripiets Oregon triplets pain ‘ * Country Hay and Grain (Prices paid whi $ | Alfalfa—1e. Wash, Timothy. Kye Seed he B, Wash Per ewt rey Food Meal Beet Scrape Fish Ment M |the M He expects to arrived Look, WiLoue., You KNow how MR. cook Likes APPLE Pre He's Comin “ CALL ON One FoR Him - fF REYNOLDS AND WILLIAMS IN RETURN BOUT Johnny McCarthy, the San Fran cisco motorman with the awful wal to Seattle from South. He is scheduled Billy W r ua referee, In th Austin & Salt’s smoker taged at the Crystal Pool Tuesday night » his wr: Californian ways in cal fans like to see the ¢ of the welterweights in suse he fights every min the Ke ning up against Wright, ‘have a bury ew counts held the champion Tacoma recently, and at the ringwide said that after the milling Wright ng referee” haw been her chance with Me and has worked hard for the n't the easiest thing in 1d to hit, and local fans are Billy to box rings around Gate man. 1 the sexni-windup, Frankie Tuck er will try to solve the “Bitter Root Kid's" odd style. The “Kid” hide behind his arms and lets fly with a flail every once In a while, Harry Anderson wax hit more times by the Kid” than he has been by any oth or man this season here. Tucker ix a clever ring man, and he may force ntanan to in the open, but It's a nafe bet that Frankie will have a busy evening. Mike Pete, who has been on the mg for Carthy casualty list with a boll on his arm. is to meet Jim Storey. Mike can hit,there is no kidding |about that statement. And so can ieeersy which is truebiue truth. Storey fought Billy Shade a couple | of weeks ago, and altho the bout was jecalied a draw, Storey had quite an ledge on the Californian. It should be a good fight, because | both boys will mix it, and the fans sure takb to boys who give them ac tien. Steve Reynolds a Marry Wil Hams will put on a return go in one These big fel and Steve altho some of should preliminaries lown fought rece hooked the he fans thou Ihave had a draw Another dec . Williams “Seattle Boxer to Get Second Mix With Champion ” Billy Wright Billy Wright, North rweight king, is down to erious training and says he will be 0 o|in the best possible shape for his | K mix with Johnny Me rthy, the ter rible Californian, at the Crystal Pool Tuesday, sis he is VERN PARTICULAR. come out and fight | THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1919. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Olivia Is Going to Win Him, Dead or Alive! Fite Pie AND 1 Know! Welt Hever GET egrTer ag et ee a WELL Never. Get over ey iT whom the game has produced no better left hander, is thru. Fle admits ft In a letter returning his 1919 contract with New York Yankees, I've played my last professional |eame.” the former pennant winner | for Connie Mack, said. “I might go in’and tak and then I might not. I've seen my day, and I did my best to make good.” ii fan will admit that | was 4 bright one for |him—and the famous world’s win ning Athletics. than | | ORANGE AND BLACK TEAM WIN HONORS| or THE TEAMS Won, Lost. Pet % STANDIN Broadway Lincoln Ballard ‘ Queen Anne West Seattle Franklin . r Industrial Pin ‘ ik Meet Is Staged; suse lel noes Hillstead Wins The Broadway high school basket five played true to form Friday a“ ‘ hed the city cage title for when they swamped thé quinet In the Weet Broadway totaled |< home squad's 16 om The Scores and line the ne Weat side gymnas 149 point The Frayan Kice team's sive field goaly during lineup: Aeon Seattle 2m was in Moubt the firet hill game and never lea R Broadway FPrayan ......¥. Lawrence yson, La Vake F. | Norris Graham Ket G ; Luliivar Tracy Strong Queen Anne downed the Ballard five | on the Salmon Bay floor yesterd z afternoon by a count of 37 Ripley, Quay forward, hung field goals during the strugs At one time the Qu Anne led thelr opponents 23 count, but the Ballard boys staged & comeback and made the hill boy hustle the rest of the The lineup Queen Attelson Ripley Bryan Armstrong Douglas Referee to up. 10 men game Anne, Ballard Swenson W. Rennie | | |}. Lincoln had a cinch with lin on the Mt. Baker floor Wriday running up a count of 31 to 12 rdquixt, Lincoln forward, counte points for his team. |the shining light of the }squad. The lineup: | Lincotn Nordquist aweford lowe | Savage . Wright Aronson Thorbourn Referee—Charley Normay Frank Totals Franklin | On a casualty 1 appeared the name Brooklyn pitcher in that he was wot gholilder last Octob recovered and the his name in a Ity list at this tin is just of those things that happen out of | Washington, t issued last week of John Miljus est information ded in the left and has full Franklin IT Loows Like OUVIA 1S Mane A Steaks PU PoR WER Freno nie. COOK - Sa BAKED Ad APPLE. PIE FoR Him f oe . ns — These FELLOWS ARE THE i | ARISTOCRATS DROP CLOSE ICE BATTLE Pet. | | ) %-— v | VICTORIA. 8 « the ites’ ov Vanco! B. C. puck into th ertime, Bi March nets after 11 Sail uver wing *| ham, n the at the Lehmar for the Lillionaires factor n the struggle Vancouver man played honors Morri The up now leads lineup ‘ancouver Lehman riffis Duncan Patrick...., L. Det W, Loughlin, .R. Defer Jo Cook Taylor Stanley Harris period—{1) Var m Griffis; 2 min Oatman from Pat ‘ from Wing Marple . L. Wing First eouv Taylor fre ick, 1:1 V Harris, 1 from Patri 1:13 Taylor fre immar ) V minutes Oatman n Irvine period: (8) Vie m C. Loughlin, 4:25; (7) Stanley fr Marples Vaneou: (8) Victoria Victoria, Pat.| rick, 4:48; (10) Vancouver, Stanley | mm Taylor, 4:5 Overtime: (11) ‘ouve tanley, 114 ¥ Vict Third % minute minute jouver naities Substitution toria, ¢ First Vie Johnson; Vancouver Second period. Genge period for Dunc one Irvine for Victoria, ¢. Johnson for © ghlin; Vancouver Uksila for Griffis, ‘Third period Victoria, Dunderdale for ‘Tobin; Tobin for Dunderdale; Var Griffis for Ukeiia; Ukella for Over time: Victoria, Dunderdale for Mar plea. | Loughlin for le You ae SucH A Pook, Abused, MAgmeD PAGE Y : BY ALLMAN, tan ea Mal~ HOM MMAT WOULD | GOT IFO SHOULD MAKE You A FRESH APPLE PIE SINGLE EVERY DIN FOR A WHOLE MOTH? 1 BEGIN TOMORROW! WHO'S WHO IN SPORTS CHET M’INTYRE athletic instructor holds the riv nship day last summ champior draped it He thwest ampion, on his ring who started with Frankie Burns Pantley, Archie “, Harry Ander t pf others Chet himself. he was some pippin of a boxer He held the Coast light- weight title for some time, but it to Mickey King. Chet isn’t spring chicken as far as ring « goes, and his showing was con- ed a miracle in local ring sock any oy ety “The segret of boxing is contained in a couple of simple rules,” says Chet. “Learn to feint your opponent to lead to you, learn how to hit prop» erly, and take good care of your body, and do lots of boxing.” Chet has @ new prodigy whom he says has the makings of a good ring His name is Ole Anderson and fights for the first time in this ction when he takes on Jim Jorge over in Tacoma next Thursday. ma he RICHARDS AND MATTY WILL JACKSON PUT ON FAST MIX FRANCISCO, March & Los Angeles. » Jackson, of Jackson SAN mmy Richards boxed a draw with Wi ring ¥ hards had him utc ed Luck and Harry » a draw McAllister won from Joe hief Abernathy Rob- Herb Brodie and Joe Coffey ea erts in one round. y beat Gea HUGE ALLEY TOURNEY IS UNDER WAY TOLEDO, ©. March 8—With a record-breaking number of five-men teams, the A. B. C., America’s great est bowling tournam: begin a th weeks’ seasic Fs ton’ teams entered in the mashes all records fo: After the usual getaway p aries, which includes a welcoming speegh Mayor Schreiber, 32. of Toledo's 205 entered teams will roll There will be two shifts with 16 teams on a shift here event elimin by PORTLAND SIGNS FIRST BASEMAN PORTLAND, March &.—-L. Blue, first baseman who was turned ver to Portland by the Detroit 1 affixed his signature te us announced today “uller and Pitcher ¢ two other Detroit players, are still holding out, but are expected to come into the fold soc has ract, it Me tr SOON PILOT N. Y. GIANTS W YORK, March 8.—Announee- ment of the return of Christy Mathewson to the Giants brought ie to Manhattan today. The fa- mous pit e a captain in Unele Sam's service, was showered with congratulations. Coupled with the announcement that Matty will serve nts as chief adviser and coach battery men, was the state ent of John J. McGraw that Mathewson will serve if a minor apacity officially for a short time. ‘itimately McGraw plans to surren- der control of the Giants and Matty will step into his shoes. “Lam growing weary of the dia- mond,” said the Giant leader in dis- cussing Matty’s future. “I have al- Ways appreciated Mathewson, and he should make good.” White Sox Start . South March 21 CHICAGO, March 8—The White Sox will head southward for spring ning March 21, it was anounced They will start work at Min- Wells, Texas, three days later, Games with Texas league clubs are being arranged. pitcher, h cided he wants to stick closer to his New England home, the New York Americans gave him permission to arrange a deal for himself with the Braves. 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