The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 20

Mi nnesota ‘Heavy Will ShowW ares One of Best Men in Game to Mix With Bremer- ton Boy i g i eu 1 ile Beckett, Carpentier,"the muchty ad © 3 Seattle’s hockey squad will make its last stand for the puck championship of the world Saturday night when they tackle the Ottawa Senators in the third game of the series. If the Senators win they annex the title, as they have taken the first two games of the series from the kings of Coast ice. The game was scheduled for tonight but will be played tomorrow, because of indications of a fall in temperature. —— | OH, HERE HE IS! REMEMBER WALTER? __ | Burope where he chal-| of Engiand, and | | Remember this bird? You do if you're a Seattle baseball fan. | It’s no other than Walter| Frenchman, to meet him on | Mails, the oratorical southpaw of the Sacramento Solons, who pitched for Seattle in the early part of last season. After being traded to the Yippers, Mails got going good, and is now rated as one of the best pill chuckers in the Coast circuit. $ mame night, but they both down. Both of the big bors who battle took the count from Jack "y, world’s champion, Fulton the dive in a round and Heo- hold their own with the big from the wilds of Minnesota. ‘Willie Keeler and Joe Bonds, an- brace of heavyweights, mix in semiwindup tonight. Frankie welter, tackles Billy Nelson, Portland boy; Mickey Brown Eddie Jackson and Joe Wopp Noodles Knox, of Vancouver, ¢., in the opening bout on the The at 8:30. Pat Scott will be the man in the ring and two Judges with him in handing out decisions. Mandot, former national light. weight, who is trying a comeback in| the ring game, will box Bobby Har ‘per, local 133 pounder, in the main event planned for the Elks’ club in ‘the near future. The Elks haven't put on many smokers this season, “the proposed card being the first of ‘the year at the antlered herd’s hang- out. t billiard parlor in the] world? Come in and see. Bill Reed Sinks Bevo Wild Man Is Wild Again; Jones Robbed The good ship Bevo Kruvosky| was sunk without warning last night | in Tacoma when “Wild” Bill Reed, | brother Californian, hopped a right- hand crusher on Kruvosky's chin | that knocked the promising young San Francisco heavyweight for sev- eral home runs This evens up the score. Kruvos- ky won by a K. O. here. Thinking/ undoubtedly that he had a setup in} Reed, Kruvosky acted a little care lew last night Reed, however, trained hard for the bout, and was in fine condition At that Kruvosky came within an ace of winning. He dropped Reed for the full count of nine in the sec- ond round, and the bell was the only thing that saved Reed, as Bill stood up just aa the bell sounded, ending the round. But tn the next frame Reed re- vetoed matters. Hoth men went to! the center of the ring. Kruvosky swung and missed, and Reed swung }and landed, and the fight was over There was no doubt about Kruvosky | betng out. Chances are that the pair will be brought together agnin. This js the first loss that Bevo has muf- fered in nine starts. Harold Jones, Tacoma lightwetght, was robbed in the second bout on the card when Pinky Mason, another Tacoma boy, was given the call tn the six-round semi-windup. Jones |had an edge on Mason, hitting the | |cleaner blows. Mason forced a lot |of the fighting, and did a lot of| roughing around, but he didn’t win the bout by any means. In ‘the other bouts on the card| Morgan Jones beat ‘Jmmy Harris. and Mike Depinto won the call over | Mike Mitchellu, all in the bantam | weight class. Phone Main 6721 @@ °° } Baseb . ok 5 (Team Name) | baseball team, hereby apply for franchise in The Star |) city baseball league. } Telephone tocceccereevocecesss Manager. | } Sa eee | Every semi-pro baseball team in Seattle that plans to play ball should have a representative at The Star league meeting to be held at The Star office Monday night when the rules and regulations for the season wil be drawn up Constant competition and a real chance to win the city championship are bringing the teams together in the city league which promises to be one of the biggest local sport enterprises of the year. Let's put it over, Fill out the application blank for your team and mail| it to The Star Sports Editor, And then see that your team is represented at the seasion at The Star Monday night. Fitz Swings | mtened Lee ah owTanio [imat the | McGraw has engaged a dentiat for | the Glants—no need to guard against | |rag chewing with Heinie Zim Luna Park Swimming Pool opens March 27th.— Advertisement ‘Take 1 or 2 Lessons STEVENS’}. Justin Fitzgerald came thru with average of .334 last year with the| Seals, but his showing in epring! training this year portends even bet-| ter. Fits says that Fitz, jr, is about! big enough to handle a baseball now | and is going to be developed into a star, If he's as good as his daddy Charley Graham wanta him. Bradley Hogg, Phillies’ saliva hurl- er, quits baseball. Going to study law. Blame prohibition—forsaking the wet forthe dry rr 9 DO YOU KNOW— Just where you are not lowed to fish in county this season? Ketter step in and get “wised up” before you start out the season, for there's such @ thing as happening to be on one of the streams or lakes that have been re cently cloned Our tackle experts are at your service in every pos. sible way. m Auspices Northwest Athletic Club TONIGHT ARENA Fifth and University FRED FULTON Foremost American contender for Jack Dempsey's title. BATTLING HECTOR Bremerton Navy Yard. 5—Other High | Class Contests—5 Ringside seats, $2.20; reserved | 3) King THE SPORTING GOODS STORE RUTH CONTES My guess isthat wat Se the fist piers ie this season. oul BABE RUT NAME, _. ADDRESS, Don't forget that any pitcher in the American league can be named as the first hurler to strike out “Babe” Ruth, the New York slugger, this season. And also don’t forget that the fans who guess the pitcher who turns the trick will be given a brace of seats at the Coast league game. Scott Perry, the Athletic right- hander, and Dick Kerr, of Chicago, are the leading lights so far in the ballots received from the fans. What's your guess? Clip out the above ballot, fill it ovi and send it to The “Babe” Ruth Editor, the Seattle Star. Contest closes Tuesday. No letters received after Tuesday will be considered. Do ——— ee Willard Serious About Comeback Je eral goal Willard, the cheese champion, knocked for sev- by Jack Dempsey on a recent Fourth of July, is training every day and hopes to land a match with oon, according to Tom O'Rourke, who passed thru Kansas, where Jess way to the Coast. “Willard is training hard, and if he can’t get a match with Dempsey now, he is willing to meet Fulton in New York,” says O'Rourke. Fulton will box him if guaranteed a match with the champion,” added big Fred’s manager. 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