The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1920, Page 17

THE. SEATTLE STAR ;-Young Hector Has Fine Chance to Wallop Anderson VISITOR IS BIG BUT HECTOR IS NO CRIPPLE : “Aft mathe of experience here Don't be surprised, Mr. Fight Fun, | the little Welshman also voiced an tf Young Hector hangs a right-hand other of his lessons recently: “A ‘on Andre Anderson's chin at | fighter cant box in America; « boxer the Arena Friday night All of the| must fight. Predout talk about Anderson being| Georges Carpentior, the heary &@ sure winner may be the right dope,| weight king on the other side, is Dut we haven't seen Anderson in ac learning the same lessons IN U. S. A. BY HENRY L. FARRELL NEW YORK, May 20.—Tongues don't wear gloves. Thus Jimmy Jimmy Wilde, the ftyweight cham- pion, describes the wallop in a “dally tion yet. The newcomer ts dig @nough to be moving pianos for a Dut that means little when factual combat ts under way. Hector has won his way into the! Good graces of the fans by showing that he can fight tf he has to. Last winter in several bouts It looked like Hector was playing horse with the fans and he promptly got the big Tazz, but he has shown recently that/ he can deliver when the call comes. Anderson looks pretty good in the gymnasium, but what he will do Under fire remains to be seen. The Georges came over here to fight Jack Dempsey. On the boat coming up the bay he said, “the sooner the better." He was recetved by New York and treated like royalty, but a revulsion of feeling came when he began “dotn’ the movies” and then signed up with | a circus, Deacampa, manager of the French: | man, appearing somewhat surprised at the attitude of the public, says it is not Carpentier’s fault if Dempsey is not available for a fight oy! that his manager insisted on a Taise in the medal when he earned LINCOLN NET MEN WIN he would have to meet Hect Lincotn'’s tennis team took Broad: a of Farmer shows what need wuy’s net corps down the Line yester if pair thin of Hector. Seattic 8 will look over a new day at Woodland park, four matches wk HAI 18CO, M Ix The |tenronnd Benny Leonard-Frankie Callahan match, echeduled to take Jace late this month tn Milwankie, 6, may not be held, tt developed to- The champion, who is here ly Gibson, now declares he will not appear unless his pal, Joe | Benjamin, is given @ ten-round bout } and $1,750 as his end, as the boxing board of Milwaukie promised him, CLOTHIERS TO PLAY EDMONDS Tailored Rea@y’s Mamond squad lera bave a fast-going aggregation and expect to give the Edmonds crowd a good run for their money The Tailored Ready outfit is leading League No, 2 in The Star league | Those who will make the trip Sun | day are Willis, MeCollelt, Allen, Car- mody, Glynn, White, Hickey, Part. man, Hunter, Manager Mathewson and Harris, “STARTING SATURDAY THE CONFESSION ? COLONIAL entry in the bantamweight ranks in| to twa Hesketh and Hollan, of Lin: the semi-windup when Dick Brenton, cota, won their singles matches, de-| ‘& California boy, goes on with Danny | feating Vincent and Davis, of Broad: Edwards, the popular little colored| way. They also won over the same | miller, Brenton has also shown some pair in the doubles, Wood, of Broad good stuff in the gym. We know Way, defeated Duncan, of Lincoln in what Edwards can doin the ring, ohe of the other singles matches, and ‘and Brenton will have to be a good Wood and Marion, of Broadway, Boy to beat him sunk the hooks into Grant and Dun Red Henry, the hard working Can of Lincoln in the other doubles Grant of Lincoln defeated jon middleweight, will toss | match. ihe Levinsons with Mike Pete, the Hill Broadway in the remaining Tenowned miller of Wilkeson, in th third bout on the card. 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The men have been training for the past «ix months | for the race and it will be a supreme | test when the eights pull over the | three-mile course. | M’GRAW IS SUSPENDDED NEW YORK, May 20--John Mo Graw, manager of the New York Olants, was suspended for five days | |by President Heydier of the National |lengue today, He was given the mun. | naion for “running” the umpires & chance for the winners to row in|in Pittsburg and Chicaga, THYE WINS PORTLAND, May 30—Sallor Hoff. man, ® 170-pound wreatier of New York, wasn’t in the eume class with Ted Thye, work?s miMdleweight wreatling champian, and the latter | threw his opponent twice tn an hour jafter 5 p. Polak Inet “— In order and strongest ‘piste 4 SWITCHMEN WIN ‘The King st station switchmen won an exciting ball game ye from the King st. ear land park grounds } Both teams are playin are open to meet any & teams mho care to go Cal M Peas 5 "tor games. 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