The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1920, Page 12

é ses Carpentier, ¥ ag The spmi-windup _ only American | BY cane Hector. Hands Flynn Bad Beating Gen. Pershing “Sits In” on Big Smoker at Armory Hall BY LEO H. LASSEN Five thousand service fans howled their approval when flack §=Sullivan, ‘man, asked for a vote by Jif they favored Bob Martin, A. BE. F. champion, to box French stead of Jack Demp- y, at the General Pershin® last night at the ry. A few scattered Tans yodelled loudly when a was asked on whether local legion ayes “Jump” Hun at the to Coach regents delegate x * * ae university las a national fraternity meeting. * COACE AUNT TO LAY DOWN REINS AT WASHINGTON JUNIE 1 st night. Hunt * * asked for 1is release, * % % ff the University of Washington, will resign his post as director of athletics at the local institution June 1, according to action His contract has another } He returns as athletic director of Carleton colle; *% San F rancisco Ghsaie Ehiters Star Raves: MacDougalls Lose Munson; Tilts Billed * K.C. Meet Elks Wednesday; Macs Play Brewsters y should be given the @*" | ut, but they were promptly d down. The ayes for jin thundered thru the squad wast Munson ward and f the department ' ‘ 3 This will give the Seattle an idea of how much vice fans think of Demp- ‘Sey and his chances for a Hout with Carpentier in this ss "s land. ERAL IS L. FAN © General Pershing, lea AL EB. F., is a regular ing fan and with some 5,000 fans watched the Bremerton p the veteran BROADWAY . STARS READY out of the way of Heetor’s But Flynn proved that fs a tough old bird because he took some wallops on the jaw would have knocked » good many millers into Lake Washing from the little ring at the Armory. In fact, or hit ¥ He ‘Flynn with everything but Gen eral Pershing and couldn't stop the veteran. stilt BOUTS CARD @ Bfadden and Harry ight«, put up a wild draw in Both boys were strong from bell to bell. Casey pkhed Madden off his balance, and eredit for a knockdown in the round, but Madden tame right | and evened it up. Frank Pete the wise ones, and beat Rert He cracked Forbes in the) round with a left on the jaw, | sat on his haunches.. Pete) the same dose In the} round, with an encore, making three knockdowns in all, which was too big a lead for Bert to over- | Herb Taylor was too big and for Oscar Benson, and the @elight tossed up the sponge She fourth round Davis teat Bil! Matusky in er in another wild match are lightweights. Ralph refereed all the bouts. Casey FANS OBJECT DEMPSEY Boxing fans thruout the coun- are objecting to Jack Demp- as the logical man to meet se instead of all opponents who wanted at he cre crown, and instead a fighting champion the Willard kind, crawled into the same that big cheese Jess winning the title, and of his fighting in a front of a movie , and, to make up for . is trying to bleed the American public out of more will ever be j i | FEE rt all in Hii pe States, in spite of the fact that he la the acknowledged heavy: weight champion of the world LET'S GET BiG MAN FOR WASHINGTON Mow that Coach Claude Hunt has Jaid down the reins at Washi Jet's get a big man ‘The University of Was has paid their athletic wpa money to have big m sat is one of the the for Bthietic tutor enough @ big man for the job, altho at thi Wate date it's not going to be any ‘cinch to find a man big enough for the post. CALDW' Ray Calc Boston and Cie UL NOHIT HORLER with the gue pitcher whe eld a team hitless last year. He performed this rare feat against the Mew York Yankees on September 10, while pitching for the Cle elands. | That Seattle has the fin- est billiard parlor in the world? Come in and see. BROWN & HULEN Second and Spring. Third Floor. || "| sinks into co rl YOLS a ONLLAOAS adway high oth been 14 step at altively pa the veteran Wash ' post for th elp and G Kertiss, will jobs Brewsters have been strengthened with the addition of Ray Eekmann former Lincoin high school player who will start the game pt guard The reat of the squad will line up with F. Hosley and Joe Sava forwards, B. Hosley either Bullock or Rich guard. K. OF C. FAVORITES The Knights of C favored to beat the Elke ing of the two teams to date, b Manager Lord of the ant ered. bord ambus wil! © show is stepping out this week to gather free ady In some new talent for his team. The Knights will take the with Logan and O'Brien at forwards Klassic at center and Needies and | Huntoon at guards Miller guard are Moss, forward Treichel forward, nea on the Elks squa 1 has not announced only « ROY SANDERS MAKES MONEY ON SANDLOTS tehad his Inst A tilt will y Sanders, who could e club $4,700 in hard getting all the way a and avoiding th railroad travel an¢ the from $50 to tela during WE'RE USED TO MOST ANYTHING THESE DAYS It is doubtful whether the expendi ture of $125,000 for a single player created as much exci # did the purchs of Marty club for $ high cost of living and ever else the purchase price of Py mparative insig aa See NOES Skates Sharp? Are you satisfied with the skate sharpening you a n receiving 00 w HAL 2 f ° ence in the @ world the orale mary sharpen that is 4 off” ¥ < and the work ‘oll atone finished” his work t? A trifle high perhapa—but Oh t --how they do cut the | [Piper & Toft Inc 10741109 SECOND AVE, BB THE SPORTING GOODS STORE THE SPORTIN' is TORTURE ed by wearing the money We | ihe major league abd free trial to prove its superior |), ino) 4 Lundberg ure Support. A. LUNDAERG CO, as01 Vhird be | anc floor | matte and Bx Q | chicken was served. letes parked their hollow legs under | y 1° @ | five pi a Seer Ballot for Seattle Fans 4 Mditer'e Nete—Mark with X one of T racial rather see Bob Martin, the and Georges Carpentier, the latter fights Dempsey I want the Carpentier-Dempsey inter-allied the the following three bate and mail it to a bout staged between Fighting champion, before heavyweight French champion, { fight held in a city where rail facilities will make it possible for me to see it and where the purse for the fighters will not be so large as to make the price of admission so high I can’t be there . 1 want the Carpentier-Dempsey fight held wherever the promoters offer the biggest purse . “The lake Expert nal CHARLES DRYDEN ee advertising ts of the chamber ne jack rabbits away from a large tract of sand, bit the cactus off close to the ‘ground, built a ball park and invited the White Sox to ome on down and train in the aa ubrious climate of Pa Pinto count ta purliews The Whit a herd of be their own expen: x did ao, attended by 1 writers who paid cir top of column, next to pure reading ‘ort Worth came the Lady » word, her pla Were AS USUALLY |THE CASE 400 w aft amp. The holt t get enough te ,|and few hotels r ,| nels or In these days of | pers automatic A lady hotel keeper undertook th hopeless task of keep! Sox filled w grub that part of ico, where there eat and very ON THE HELL If an athlete ordered fruit at breakfast he got half an apple. At the main meal of the day stewed Six sterling ath one table and the good old home cooking platter in the center featured en of fowl, including one neck and a wing. It was no fault of the landlady that the chickens of vi didn't emulate the giraffe in at specialty y heart ached gs athletes I wrote a story the chicken n ner and the h e at. In a burst of in ‘PERRY THINKS OF PEACE WITH MACK Perry, th the Philade ub last se the Frank! thinking mnie at pr at break ution I re Scott tcher who team, | with 4 have their effects never talk $150,000 eluly giving $70,000 of about for a seattin | player. ‘| would | when the ¢ named the hote H the Half Port ot crazy about had yanked} his family at} © wire chief was Mineral Wells, him from the bosom Fort Worth to handie the baseball stuff and the doubly unfortunate chief was hanging on at the Halt Portion House, So what does he do but wire that chicken neck yarn to Fort Worth,50 miles to the eastward In the morning the story came back minently displayed on the sport | page and the name of the Lad Expert headed cruel words Refore the innocent Lady r had seen Expert Likewise some snapshots of | h and scenery int ¢ landlady spoke substantial 1°54 » it was to call In panic] ed to thel the fountain | t was good and pure | Mineral Wells, | Texas. The} had read the t of body | of the} the tails. | mean, put>| ¢ bum and crat rtment and pe ru down the telephor the Lady Expert Chamber head of und ot Commerce alt reassuring to hamber * mar ry, and the preside conducted her to where ned in her eye ed writing She got 6 ore than gia Hing w Half} numbe of the get m lady nwhile, the Chamber o nurrounded — the of the da to the landiad or threat, that feeding Se naa don the platter grew before, making seven nieces of chicken for six famished | thletes at the close of a fast work: | merce rtor his addre her promise conditions w Three nv out There another hotel which called itself “The Place That Feeds.” The White Sox moved in and did ao well that the place went out of bust ness and never did open up again. | before the Sox was yearn ¢ «\ went back It took th other stock ¢ (Copyright, 1920, by Bell fynateate, tne.) 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