The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1923, Page 21

PAGE 21 FIRPO'S LEFT SHOWS IMPROVEMENT IN TRAINING CAMP itiREs ODDS ARE EVEN IN COMING RIDLEY- RonDEN BATES Both Boys | Get Chance to Cop Go Both Buddy and Tod Ex- pected to Travel at Top Speed in Next Meeting BY TOM OL at the Arena here a Mud Ridley, the | who ke the coveted tw | Weeks ago to hamp, Ridley an 5 Whale of a battle Mieeting for t Promoter saw that, the and rema coming We Neither the ring fndications. last me battles w ter the ring 1 Both boys woods for have father-manage been luring Olympics, while Ridley to picturesque Big Four Index. Both boy: training at Basium now. fs out every » boys work. Morgan's v' One of the bi, west ring hi the trout Johnny Wilson For the first time , between Champion Johnny Wilson and Challenger Harry Greb, , JACK STOPS _|WILLS SAYS MAULIFFE | DEMPSEY IS Druxma probably w Principals in Middleweight Title Bout | | Harry Greb | in the history of pugilism, a challenge r is favored to beat the champion. The fight, to be staged ves Greb a & to beat the M -to-2 chance the Pittsb Lackey , In the six-r _IN TRAINING AN EVADER RATOGA, Aug. 31.—Re FINAL ROUND ON SLATE IN | LINKS MEET reesed weight. meet in the Western Golf a. ship. ted Mra. L.| ‘The former t xas, six and} * that the bird that part of ¢ the | this tall The dag limit ts five birds The Skykomish wp to Kkykomish, proving very ood for fishing this week from A. ©, All many fine catches Balt water fishing attention of bund: these days, Salmon are proving the tun bay. dim Remp reports is he early morn- id evening fishing appears to be the best, Upland bird he hun GUTINGS FOR LABOR DAY WEEK END SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, TO MONDAY, SEPT. 3rd Spend this week end at one of Crescent; {f you prefer, pack along Hood Canal! or on the K JACK KEARNS KEEPS QUIET | | r the news- | SAN JUAN ISLANDS| en rood rong. task | EXCURSION y match for Sunday, Sept. 2 Monday, Sept. 3 fi sole a head: Round $2.00 Trip Round $2.00 Trip 1 er oat a Steamer Leaves Colman Dock Steamer Leaves Colman Dock 4 | A.M. Arrives Back 10:00 P. M. AMA Back 10:30 P. } HOOD CANAL EXCURSION he: would be a “He's junt “To match mn with Dempsey would be mur- every man that ays the sar TACOMA Round 80¢ Trip A Delightful & Stea Steamers L i 6 to Hood Canal and 14 er ie | 9:00, 11:00 A. M.; 3:00, 7:00, ly o ‘erry Serv #:90°P. 36." Leave Tacoma |CONNIE MACK | LOSING HOPE, PORT LUDLOW LAKE CRESCENT | Mmm [222, "is rset: ered” es yen, AUTO FERRY ated in the Heart of the | | Olympte a | will 10 back ont rank] The Short Route to Port Townsend, Mountains. Scenery unsurpassed |between now and the end of the es Reached by Auto Road via Bremerton | season. or Port Li (from Port BREMERTON Round 80¢ Trip whone to the | | At one |who expres : | certain th Athletics jfinivh in the first division Tho team went strong well liked because {t was, reapec a kid team. It is an unfailing rule in base-| ball that m kid team commands |the sympathy. of the crowd and the loyal support of the fans in Its own colt SANTEL WILL WRESTLE JAP | Ad Santel, light hoe | wrestler, will meet Prof. | Higimt in a jiu jitsu match in |Los Angeles on Labor Day night time there were many IL DUC man Midnight an 5 Round Trip on the Ferry makes a Leaving Ci Dally at Pleasant Day's Outing and was For Further Information Phone N PUGET SOUND HAVIGATION 00.4 y Main 3993. Colman Dock HESKETH LOSES COAT Bob Hesketh, winner of Tho Star Woodland park men's singles tennis championship, lost a gray suit coat at the park early this week. fev eral letters were In the pocket, ‘The finder should notify the sporting editor of The Star, THESE DAYS |) Fir will be the stro | | the better of the tw in many | ¢ |JESS STATES FIRPO IS A TOUGH nara up a noft mark in Firpo tter not bet too much. When I whipped Jack had be Johnson everybody thought I was a soft mark, “Firpo 1s a bl low, just as I w up’ 2 “I nailed him hard enough two or three times to have 4 man I ever fought. strong, young fel- then, and he ‘eats 1 was shake his head like a bear | try to hit mo har¢ Dempsey will have to get him very quickly to got him at all. 1 think that after the fifth or sixth round, if the fight goes that long, r man and WALLACE WINS ae SHAUERS| Aug. 31 |laco, P . won Shauers, Niles, Ohio, Patsy Wal over Young Hi Ohio, won by kne it over Stanley Smith, Roch. . N. 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