The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 21

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1919. a pres HILL OUTFIT Rivers Meets Casey in Go | FAVORED TO at Crystal Pool Next Week| ‘WIN GRID GO Queen Anne will enter the game! Mexican Lightweight Will Make His Bow to Local Ring! ®!'! th \vest Beattie crew favorit to win thia afternoon, when the two Fans at Austin & Salt’s Smoker; Ketchell Takes ON} prep toams tangio at the league ball | park, The Kick-off is set $516. Madden in the Semi-Windup; Other Ring Gossip Pw t Beattie has dropped two | « a games in the high school cireuit, BY LEO H. LASSEN bowing before Franklin and Piroad- | Joe Rivers, veteran lightweight, will show his ring wares | Wa) bet pot poe . Ballard. 0% to the local fans for the first time Wednesday night when| nurnett, star Quay eu he mixes with Ha Casey, rugged local boy, in the main ame, It w event of Austin & cond show of the season. pe Rivers has a long list of victims in the fight game and is one of the biggest drawing cards in the game today. Ue veter; : ener s classifie one 0 ie} - rere - - is a veteran ring general and is classified as or f th tie ps uae ak akan cabtenn game's real topnotchers, - | 1414 3d Ave.; downtown, 913 2d Ave. He fought in Portland the other night and was robbed of | - a draw verdict with Alex Trambitis, the Portland welter, | ‘after 10 rounds of fast milling. It was one of the best tilts of the Portland season and the worst Rivers should have had is a draw, according to wire reports from the South, | Rivers reached Seattle last night! well in his workouts bere, This and will begin his training here to| is hig Mrst start in a local ring. day, The boy from the land of the| What Madden can do we well jumping bean should be in good con-| enough know. dition after training for a 10-round - yok AT THESE SHOE. 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Joyce is a stocky built fellow and looks like the goods, What he can do in the aquared circle will have to be demon jatrated. “Red” Gage, lehtweight moets Pat Dyer, who is breaking into of 28 straight Joyce in a 1918 Dodge Privately-used car, Wonderful Values Upstairs $15 $50 Raincoats, All Styles, $7.00 to $35.00 ——Leather and Leatherette Coats—— Separate Trousers and Mackinaws ——Upstairs we save you money—— driven only 3,000 miles, almost new. I must sell at once. I am storing car with AUTO BAR- GAIN MARKET, 701 East Pine St. Tel. Bast 340, Call Fred Pattison. Terms Easy. the fight game, in the second go. Gage bas been coming to the front rapidly in his last few fights, Dyer’s real name is Williams. Hoe is a brother of Billy Williams, light weight, who has retired from the game. One more bout will be added to the card. Young Joe Ketchell of Chicago, a nifty working welterweight, will toss gloves with Lloyd Mad- den, our own product in the semiwindup. 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VAN AUKEN, Manager Located for years at 8. E. Corner First and Pike, Phone Main 2555 From ow! Limited, Given| MEETS JONES Harold Jones, the Tacoma light weight, who has been staging a come: | back program, will return to the main event class in Tacoma in two weeks, when he meets “Heinie” | | Schumann in the downSound city.| | Jonps has been the winner in his last | six Starts and been boxing at a/ fast clip. He roubled with bum tonsils Jast fall and hit the greased | chutes so far as wins were concerned and lowt several starts In succession. He had his throat repaired, and now he is ready to mect the headliners | again. Schumann will make his first | start in several monthe when he meets Jones. | “HEINIE” SCHUMANN | | | | country run No Crawford, former American inter: | jecholastic champion, i# among the | Lafayette squad of bill and dale men A feature of the running races at the Empire City meet at Yonkers will be a race October 23 for young jockeys or maiden | riders over a six-furlong course, | ‘The American Polo league will include Providence, Salem, Low- Lawrence, New Bedford, Fall River and Worcester, all England cities, where the rc polo game enjoys much popular. ity. The season started October i. pson of the Coast lartillery hag been appointed director of athletics at the forts in Boston harbor. A field day will be among the porting activities of the coming season. Robert J. Caldwell of New York is about to establish near Sarano lake in the Adirondacks | the greatest private game pre- | serve in the world. 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