The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1922, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1922. us ‘Carpentier-Gibbons Bout Is Next Big Mitt Tangle |; BY SEABURN BROWN) diately after the fight to| pects to handle a Carpen-| A better match thanjon men who have never{known, aw in 10'and come back for more ence and hig slightly su- SSIBLY the man most/ meet Ted Lewis, English tier-Gibbons match in the Gibbons vs. Carpentier fought even the same rounds, ending a, long has never been demon- perior speed, gives him keenly interested in the | welter- and middleweight! States this spring, said a}cannot be imagined; al--men. In weight and string of kayo victories. strated. He has never an edge over the St. Paul Outcome of the Carpen-|champion, in London in| couple of days ago that most of a size, physically, strength, Gibbons is su- Carpentier evidently foug h t any body with 180-pounder. A 10-round, tier-Cook battle was our March. Similar reports he was quite confident) both clever, fast, hard hit- perior to. Georges; but wouldn’t be up against much hitting power. Car- or shorter bout, might up-and-coming American|have been coming for that Georges would come te Gibbor knockout his slight edge is offset the bone-crushing fight- pentier has be n under bring no knockout, but it light - heavyweigh t,,quite a while; but things/ stepping down the gang- record is more impressive by the Frenchman's speed ing machine in Gibbons the heaviest fire the glove is hard to vision the bril- Tommy Gibbons. sometime get badly gar-) plank in New York with-| numerically, but he hasn’t and uncanny boxing skill.|that he was when pitted game has produced, and liant Georges as being The fight story from bled’ on the way across in the next month or so,:met many of the better %t long ago Gibbons against Dempsey. he is no weakling. outpointed by any boxer London stated that Car-|the big pong. despite all dope to the |e lass of heavies, failed to put Bartley Mad-| Gibbons’ power to On the surface, Car- in the universe, from the pentier | had agreed imme-| Tex Rickard, who ex-! contrary. | It is hard to get a line! den, a comparative un- “take ’em” on the chin’ pentier’s longer experi-| middleweights up. Washington Cagers Show Wonderful Powe Badgers Record Looms | Vi ictor ia ‘What Kvane thinks Earlington Will Carp Visitors for J. Quinn and Lead. Be Changed Mix Again? York Americans. o deliver in the majors. how Veteran Boston Pitcher Has Hurled for 19 Years, and ‘Aristocrats’ “5 to 2 Win ,, Local Club Is Planning Tenge Big Question in Becond-String “Men Show Many _ Improvements! Ring Circles Following Prom 15 Wi He Has Opportunity for Breaking Record Held by Over Mets Gives Them »\-r, ae Geceen vgs sh Cy Young First Place Before Season Starts Georges’ London Win ILL Georges Car BY LEO H. LASSEN | BY BILLY EVA} ncigrTes, fester, one ef the greateet BY ALEX ©, ROSE Golfers who do their playing | UT of the basketball wreck last Y YOUNG Nad pitched 23 years when he re- | V0", a. te = a oe pg Bescteehin. night at the University of tired from the major leagues. j teat ‘ at arlington will find that reestabtished Ae Young’s career is a record for service as course much more difficult to a ball player. It has never been seriously threatened. A contender for the honors held by Young looms up in the person of Pitcher Jack Quinn of the Boston Red Sox. Quinn, it will be remembered, figured in the recent deal between New York and Bos- ton, which sent him to the Red Sox and brought Pitchers Jones and Bush, as well! as Shortstop Scott to New York. When Quinn reports to the Red Sox next spring he will be CTORIA Jan, 14 ping out third pe hiseasy win over George Cook, ever meet Demp sey again? On the face of things, that fourth - round ayo Dempsey stip ped over on tier lagt July would eatabtien Dempeey's posi- tive superiority, and make a return match look parallel to the tangle between little Red Riding Hood and Washington 3 cymnasium, = where Washington's powerful Sun Dodgers trounced Oregon's five, 76 to 15 Stood the work of the second string men who went into finth the | lay on this year than it has | been in the past, beeause of the || fact that this popular ninehote | | links is going to be trapped and | | buhkered along modern plans within the next few weeks. would be of more value to his tenn by getting inte the game every day. toria k akated ground the Beat Ue defense, cop game. ‘The regulars lived up to expecta tions, the team having everything, Dut it was the brilliant work of Coach Edmundson’s second string men that was the most pleasing feature of the game. After Washington had the game ping the game, and with it firet place in, The first step toward completing the construction work was made month when the board fence running along the back of the third third baseman t#/and eighth greens, was taken down, ' Joe Dugan.| A picket fence hax been er the cireult The Mets are now riding east Larry Gartner, whe le still playing sewed up in the second half Ed- u y In the anchor # brilfiant game at third bese for Mg gt A ya Mapty the wolf. tedeon sent in Freude, Frye,|Starting on his 20th year of professional baseball. That porition pamenag Big ly poms i Road vod poe . me sa ang omy pol | AM snalysis of the “battle of the Peters, Dunlap and Frankland, an¢gwould make him appear old in the point of years, yet he is Neither squad corner at the University of tracks. With the passing of the | Century.” however, indicates thal _ while og ae vers 6 get Dog 36 years of age. te alll eg Me Aforementioned board fence, “bil: | eurkes wae dangerous brig Oe inutes they fin : , ‘ " , 1OFms, ae OOLH were minus stars ; ret three rounds, that in the see- ew jminutes tney foal’ Quinn’ made his professional debut with Connellsville of | Nieves, cece wes mutt ten weak e Red Rox. He] | Will Killinger live up to the mark ont lard golt™ at Karlington will be al ona round the issue of the bettie ave forl by ether famous coliegians? particularly Freude and | the Pennsylvania State League in 1903. He remained with | stand the gaff, and Victoria played es thing of the past, because many an overapproach cushioned off the | Cettainly looked to be in doubt, and Peters. |that team thru the season of 1906. | without Eddie Oatman boards and came to rest on the| ‘at the shortness of the fight was AN OLD The following year he was with Macon in the South At-| Moos Johnson was in the melee, een Anne and Ballard oent 7 ig glo ee be: ADAGE lantic League. In 1908 he was with Richmond in the Vir-| 4 played tike a demon, ‘The Moom BUNKERS Dewees inaenialiis peiven orn or than its sub- A No team is stronger than its #ub-| Vinia | oague, jraveMal the Seattle dete a European champion stitutes, and Washington's team is ‘ Well fortified in this department. That fall thru the medium of the draft he was secured | ™rke¥ And played a great , Start (a Pla Stro _ Bunkers will soon be waiting to| In the first place, Dempsey ean As for the regular squad itself, jby the New | York American League club. | same ake of any carom shots in| be knocked out if he is hit hand | this area. The eight ho! which | enough. on the right spot. Any e —Bryan, Seilk es vt sin] Neither team scored fn the a! sated ie, ‘euuaed spe ghee oan) Blea boty sisson ayesha nie pel [oo ye toa aauarag'ed Te pues Q' EEN ANNE'S high school{ Broadway yerterday, 15 7, the|runs parallel with the raliroad, will! man clever enough to land a square Mever looked better. They made | stay ne the big char watil the fun] en4, Weatile tock @ brief lend baakethall quintet demonstrate! defense of the Tigers Gumy. to be Duilt in “dogieg” shape, giving {sock on the Dempsey jaw, and few mistakes, shot like demons Oe ae eee ee eng le te tha | Morris scored on a pasa from Foy.| that it will be a powerful contender|much for the Ralisplitters in the | (he Player @ straight second shot to |strong enough to jar the nerve played the floor in brilliant 4| Rochester club of the International | "On. Victoria tied the a for city honors yesterday because | second half the green if he places his teeshot | the topmast vertebrae of Dempsey’ style. Lalate ment later, and in the final seaaion|the team is welbtalanced and has SUMMARY in | wel out to the right. spine sufficiently to produce the The shortening of the long w. k. temporary unconsciousness, » Oregon has one of the Jewept the Mets off thelr feet. Mfour man who afe all dangerous GF course, uses ape ene ot he FEDERAL LEAGUE ‘ skin Pe | potest fii j- y ; sixth hole is another welcome | can kayo the champion—if he isn’t “ona even 20, Washington's men aa ! ong EE Re ge ae ‘ few | ted by Jemme Dougtas and Clar < Wentworth (3 poe rag to be made in the near | kayea himself first. played wonderful basketball. | bh Long wi e Holmes! ence Shreeve, the Hill boys wal a Mecovcneon| future. The teeing ground will Carpentier has both the clever: If Eé@mundson can keep his men ‘The E N. Bresks pet the = | Rochester, when he won 19 victories, | . Slioped Franklin in theft fiewt gue |7°mmeen Ce) nO Pave be brought forward about 75 | ness and the hitting power. He | ‘at their present gait they should| mens inte the lead for the | Sepeee Mp to be . tabbed off by prod ' of the neason by a 26 to 7 tally at | weiner : | yards, which will eliminate the | demonstrated that last July 2. In make a grand fight for the Coast _ a os CA defeating setae | ; at Fo ng in ite quest r uw the Quay gym i — danger of a sliced drive landing | the second round—vigorous denials honors. the Ivunqene were madiy 00 the — oe ee eee See nate OMS bay, iw | It was Queen Anne's game ali) Mallard showed power in defeat-| OM @F around the seventh put- [by Dempsey and Kearns, notwith he Sun Dodgers took more shots| Alderwood Maners, two games cos |“' Baltimore in the outlaw organi: | itetd« . tthe way, the scoring of their of- ing West Seattle, 23 to 12, at Bal-| tng green, standing—Carpentier landed his fie Jast night than two average teams} ° tren | sation. itor xp: - Hickey \fensive combination and the clows|lard. The Shingleweavers beld the| Aside from these changes, each | mous right, and it jarred and Burt one | When the peace pact war put} rwnere Bie dahon and every one of Earlington’s nine|the Utah Mauler. For a Would take. And they dropped in : ; | guarding of Giteon and Krauczunas)edge thruout ‘or a few mo Sn Saad, aheeh Ghee, Gitticult shot | Th? Brodes pit the Drussans te fs | Soe be wee aut to Varnes, in tb trom| was too much for the Franklin] sUMARY | putting areax will be guarded by | ments Dempsey stopped leading and ‘under the basket; and each man|!een took them» cific Coast League. He stayed 1'36: | five Watlara (23) the latest fortifications, such as | boxed cautiously—the only time he there for the seasons of 1916, 1917 and of 1918, When the Coast] ;league closed because of the war, | e shootl Quinn finished the season with the “chocolate drops” and bunkers of all|has ever done that since winning sizes and depths. Heretofore, a | the title. topped shot was just as liable to| It has always been somewhat Of & get as good a result os the well mystery Just why Georges failed to fn Dougtas. Shreeve, Shultz and Krauczunas are good scorers while | followed the ball like a hawk. ; and now they say they Crawford and Bryan gave an ex- hibition of guarding that was little less than a treat, Bryan using his Giteon makes a fine standing cuard. The Quays will bear watch: The e oW " | > . re | great weight and speed té fine ef-) and very poor rr cag w — Sox Qi | j tne. played pitch, but—like ‘billiard | follow up his advantage of the me fec while Crawford's back-checking | time out. They nosed the Li oe eas ne toe ee Gordon Greene was the star golf.” traps await the “toppers.” |ment. He couldn't. He has & was of the finest order. He also|°f '¥° eames this week tous eetog’ tee roe ech od him, S minutes: | tor Franklin, playing a swell floor| ” nererce vines Soren tar oe punch in his right hand . — : he Roive, 6 tulmehens 2 cia v a anetian Gina . * 7 : but nothing i is let 2 ee fhe (peering. eee ‘The Alderwood Manors are tesk- | tional commission awarded him to| ren seaoten; Dun | Game, Put Be Speete ST War . a4 | ssw ak Seimiben ie high The \. Seitk was in form and the giant! ing better every time they come wwosg Boson rather hazy as he mised a flock! Results of the second team games| Dave Craig, the club professional, psey broke Carpentier's center caged all variety of shots peasy i Sau ‘reparted. to. tha Mow iick| of shots, The Franklin squad must | yesterday who will supervise the work, says |"&*t hand—and the fight was over, fom all parts of the floor. He] first game, et eet ines lelabs i 1010 one te bean aad the speed up its play if it expeets to| Queen Anne, 13; Franklin, 4. — | that if he is allowed to carry thru | "fF as France was concerned. ranks with Tony Savage | as ‘the hairs te Harry Drurman by coming Yankees ever since. Next “year he at in the race, both Jackson and Broadway, 13; Lincoln, 12. , the present plans, Earlington will | sernyes is fast and remarkabiy Kfeatest offensive basketball player] within nine pointe of wining the | i700" St wince | Nest ve are, the guards, lacking dash in| West Seattle, 8; Ballard, 4 |have a model golf course when the |l’ver. Carpentier is faster and & Washington has ever turned out. last game. QUINN HAS ¥ ~~ the fir no yeaterda) Jopening of the season rolls ‘rount, | sul! better boxer. In two points LEWIS PLAYS ienptinn’” titleoow ot | FINE CHANCE p , The Black River course has al i Romoney has an advantage. He FLOOR WELL polling fori. pot 1 ig 9 i ROE PU a EY | SUMMARY 5 |ways been a favorite spot for local | * bardg and take more pi The floor game of Lewis was| but the : Tach for him | Quinn has an es | | m Anne (26) Fran ; ree APL? coiters. bur with the new improve. /MeAt The odds would of and in th t Ut he fell down to 169. petter the record of Cy Young E 4 favor the champion in a retul splendid, while Nicholson also gave ments plus the ever-increasing num - He has still enough stuff to get by ’ Their next bat @ 003 account of himself aaa 2 King Woes, tele unior cove (f Bpetde e ber of devptees to the game, the next battle, if they meet is gene wis hover in duly ne oe ons, vigtory’ ever in the majors for a couple of years, bo Dare ( rage I iffs 1922 season has every indication of | 2&%!% Will be just as short or shame from the first whistle, as the local | Compton & Pailin, with « 406 fol. | 44 Ought to be able to fool them Srenowerne (6 , im 4 record-breaker for Barling: | {or nytt nen to ee ee boys simply walked all over the | ton ~ [Mer would have to “get to” Doge Oregonians A look at the summary will the detalixy of the wreck. poh the minors for that length of time ry Soccer Ddolee ateeee within the first three rou j | | Jack Quinn has an exc | ball, despite the fact th }iever made much use of it. Hix how so jand put over the sleep punch, ™ Broadway defeated Lincoln ot on | onight __ MKAY GOES EAST | Dempecy's body. blows would S| Whe same teams will clash at the| Harry Fallie broxe three records with|CUrve ball is good enough to fool Gordon McKay, Coast middleweight | him down and render him helplelt " , the low © of the ye 2, had 15) a lot of them . A ing. left this morning for Okla- | just as “ W" gym again tonight, the game | (remo ore het sedeen's vecord, ana| : (@) ore NO 1 ABLES OF | | i ing for Okla-| just as they did in the first fight starting at 8 p. m. te? for lew total. Some keen work,|, 1” the effort to break the record | ‘Two Melees at K. of C.|hom City, whére he is to meet Billy | But, Carpentier can hit the ehii i plated 66 ‘ | eee | held by Young the Yankee pitcher| | Britton, an Eastern middleweight, in| pion, and it is pons whe squads bined 0 a fl hove | or nt held by Young the Yankee pitcher| SPORT WORLD arid One at Elks’ Club; is neni bout sicicay tarot eters MomsSh Je cutenly Ponte oak ‘aliatat hie Captain Wilbur came to ite. with «| Adams of Pittsburs Big Gomes Booked for One Game Postponed __|*'#"t ' his stay in Seattle, and his | him * Washington (18) Oregon cis). [bane and, Dut in 4H for, second Meh | Adams started at Parsons, in the| Star League Tomorrow; IN NEW FILM: ening, helping his Vverness should make him a good| And in that doubtful “next Lewin (12) F. Rockney (5) ow helping his ¢ Missouri Valley Le | | xt time” : po wourl . c pias in the Bast Nichotson (8) f rere inter thin Guinea it hey elace Leaders Will Clash three games will be played ~-he may not break his right hand, Heli (24) C... Zimmerman ing his 19th year in the spring Crawford (17) Br Cigars, take a couple from H. NEVERAL of the old school of by Unt in Ti, ented tar cage league tonight fighters are pr Tom O'Donnell ‘ eral in a eereen version of H. C.; the Battéry Clmperial game, sched when he reports to the Pirate NHIEF | Kamen for Hota’ yen by peti iC ven Witwer's “The ° uled for the Blks’ club, will be team weren’ her pitchers 0 have seen eng * od er da ne forme b érepoes the odd game to Kube’ » long service are Red Ames, with 19) tt h ntestas Which ran as @* series played at a later a the former Gandiach Holts, the Commercial leaguer bowl- | years to his credit, and Eddie Plank | featuring leaders in thelr ne n Collier's Magazi Cae ser @ pompnnement. Couch, Couch ing for the Knbes, totaled 604, "5 aa ys " : MeVey y The big game of the night will jwith 18 Beore at bh j with | yore at Lincoln ‘ : layed at the K. of Cy floor at . . kiddie Thompnon didn’t took so mpd | ‘owan Cigar Co.|! Legh ay gp eegn gr agp ag it glo vr From Seattle Daily ‘ - MADDEN TRIMS | “J th as - Langford and Rob Armstrong | Business college five playing Stacy Ponty sik Car, Standard Pullman and # are complaining FRED ns a + Sige ‘ included in the last of sporting | Showns. purist Sleeping Car, Coaches, Dining Car ] eof the members FULTON ° ure pretty evenly bal-| Orr tires sere The preliminary game on this} r team. We anced Blooman will handle «. ana| NEW YORK, Jan. 14—Fred Ful THROUGH TO CHICAGO teginald Denny stare in the role| floor will be between the Dandy the wh nh took te of a young college athlete who goes; M#king Co, and the Yesler A. C., re : 4 “4 . tor Dok at ep backward on the| At south Pa eric satel young! ‘1 ge athlete ne cones oS : at Via Spokane, Butte, Minneapolis, St. Paul t quite|road to secure another battle with | locks horns “ cae nee Gree orem te eee eae } 1 ne res 7 nla it hs, oe iors, at 1 p. efling will] away fn Wall Street the Bl elub, th tle Boys’ ugh of Bartley Madden and was consia In the ot of the The. Glove: Pusiqne” svelll (bene oe - ia haa PRR CRS, heeaks which kept his score ered lucky by the fans to have the|day the Ha " a) ee ee Dauble says that from now on he is | out called a draw the “ ae Baar going to show the ne that he is *, v id ~g . . the “youngest old in the game ' m. will han cat, went down to defeat before Jim | dle the whistle GENE TUNNEY in Jobs Free : office playing We Seattle at Lir from Bat ¢ Levinsk by taking a INE gam are he Star fi LOYAL ORDER foln park, at 1 p.m. with Billy Wal: | 12round decision from the veteran IN Junior basketha sched fe ler 0 it Rat next week The schedule thle Cordially invi r Watts, tutit “ ; Yealer A. C, va. Shaner & Wolff yi 4 ng four point by ateaedt rMetag om thy ha . ‘ LYNCH KAYOS JOHNSON Mt 6 p.m, at Collins y Via Portland and r | regul i ii SYRACUSE, N. 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