The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1923, Page 13

THE 1 STAR FELLOWS HAVE CHANCE TO GRAB BIG COIN What Other| LITTLE RING pees SAN ‘ +4 is oe Sones in re KID GLEASON QUITS AS MANAGER OF CHICAGO WHITE SOX Bear Stadium % * + # rT — “ Demp ey and Leonard to (Punt Is Football’ Papyrus Is | He Quits Job | Schalk May = Quit Ring Until Summer Greatest Play, Says Gaining in Take Over Tunney, McTigue, Lynch, Villa, Walker and Greb : l es i [ Have Goal Cheacs tc Sh Off Some Big Money Famous Grid Coach I avor Now f Pil otship rk Derereerrer rir Great English Horse En- ky Gleason’s Team Was Bust This Winter WO Ne fk SRO aaa oo hice itis felled WAS WE RORERE. C. SUFFER. ters Final Training in This Year; Is Famous ! didn’t get near the festive tables that were set all] m Author of “Football ; + high and the Excellent Shape ; Baseball Character during the summer will have a,chance to pick up some Technique and Tacth s of Crumbs during the indoor boxing season. x t Practically all of the big championship cards were used up during the biggest outdoor season of years and the pro-|t! ' , j tt ( y re | Moters in arranging winter bouts will have to call upon the |*¢ encours ter to punt . en ow et al pha f - ons SF ROCHE Tame . : rey this| lighter classes and the less celebrated lights to provide the|*™ at that en every pe ; ; : Wr : _ eae um is big enough | entertainment. ged brs per oteatl tervgatti tee oat be te ’ , in r —e to he . y fan who! | Jack Dempsey is thru until next summer, around New well-dritied |an¢ A “to 4 ‘ an as : 1 gawhel Oe ee ah he re owes’, | York at least, and Benny Leonard considers himself too big 9 c bes pa if Fy 4 s : sto Ba te np the| & card for “logical contenders” under a roof, They are the . heap: 18 pres ; ” ee : 7 “bebdhed Sefeating (he ae pouring t the dig | best drawing cards in the game. 7 . ent wh ¥ t they > take, | more 4 py ‘ , , troughs on the sid ture.|_ Jim Coffroth has been talking about using Dempse ; ya c vip 5 1 [ To : ny aging the Box Sang pig dh opyees fight during the winter season at Tijuana, but it is doubt- r aarterback | sght when | the Od { . 4 . "Bla ge wt . ce —— ful that he-can find an opponent who would be a card good ee al . ggee = fai rt ee.» 7 teas ver quite ; t e big} enough to draw the gate necessary to pay the champion : aes | At Eee age i ens 34 Coffroth was talking some about matching Harry Wills and Dempsey, but from reliable information it was learned famoui | that he was using Wills only as a camouflage and that he} , i 3 . e908, being never intended to use the colored fighter, as he considers nOuDGS beech pe! vey th Pic Ni Marr y morn ? h th ‘ ! A ¢ Robie of him a very poor attraction in California, where Wills has = “430 ni la ne CHG emre ; 5 mipeaons Sab tarn: Sean Pace ? want sf ce ae a:3| Made four very bad fights 4 we tot the, winuer: wnast 4 bet ot nyt 1 bd Ils should be able tog , 4 New York if he gets down| self to be easily ek ’ 5 even | prove worthy. No.-walkover. stich ‘ 7 = ie 4 high horse and forgets that ho is logical cc Ae long| led, it ve e e1 1 th approximately Man o Sh tenennetgneenne tr soe pron ge mie gram INT PARK FT ball. He walkover such 7 le Bu sor of on - War enjoyed at the ex ~ _ How About Seals | hina, ie wilt Become more and more apparent that he doce not care to taken hig naib team guided by such « aystem| for’ daturday, owners, trainers, and |MIKE COLLINS . : Bas Me sd nd that he is desirous or fu big 1 t ny or thei chanes of yA en = ; 7 ‘ ding on th rail bird: IN CALIFORNIA Mike C 4 Harry C ney and| Battling Siki, being a curiosity, ought to be able to get some good purses|ends to be on the lookout Jave rage quartert | 4 ‘collins, the St. fight . ~Weanv, two ol al. | next ter if the Ni ‘ork boxin learn whi be naples fi 4 matchmake Douglas McWeeny, two Badia ogg 3s Bon By st York boxing ; s able to learn wh ; the pleasantly shaded stables of| reas ae naker LOR Wart a aes et the a reas | " no claim his contract \ manager | e ’ = « Belmont park that thia is to be Bs er, is back oe Le Pa- club, will the management of the] * * | . : | cific coast, this time with Jimmy ved more than just a horse race; more j Sas "Ses greets ae ; iants’ Pitching Staff | ric irrsn shor rc: mor Ce ee ae Seals change te iets writing in| 10m Gibbons Could Command Price 3 : pero pre thee dll 9 Baer Aas in tow. Delaney beat Wille Mee- the land Journal, who continues [== GIBBONS ought to get any-|MeTigue or Gene Tunney, from l e or a ize isa a pot |han, in California, the other night. With these two hurlers missing thing he wants for ft is |avhom it ¥ 4 be possible to get a ée n : |The pair will up this way before he w is fo iehting this pom Ls i wat ot | p up Unig way ‘ort from list of players available for light heavyweight title, but neither E *, |. Basil Jarvis, trainer of the Eng. ; aN going ba me, spring training in 1924, the Seals) one of them will have a thing to do BY HENRY L. FARRE Graw can put some satisfactory | lish champion, ts one who believes th ts for the | f Work for him. Promoters all ov Tew t ct, 17 als involving them | Papyrus has quite an inkling o} } a have not the bright prospects for o rn rs all over! with the only fighter who ever went N' YORK, Oct, 17 n « a | highealiber hurling staff which is|the country would like to use him, cies BE this tenes Of fartner |, Taek y, the $65,000 Baltl-| what it's all about | |NAVY END IS And a feeling Is growing around winter, and there should be plenty} carrying them toward thetr second | but he ix booked up almost thru the ee ee Meee ly 4's champions which had nothing | ™ore pitcher, m also be held up| « rus fs @ horse that under-| ¥ Oo The chances of picking up young | Contracts. Perhaps i» making @/jous to take on any dangerous op-|series will receive the immediate at-/that is In a ding mood of him on Saturday,” Jarvis said E iad : ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. 17— hurlers and developing them into|lot of money from these outside! ponent, as they surely know, aa|tention of the t owners, it was| It would not be a surprise al80,| today as he closed the stall door on KID GLEASON Stolz, ular right end of the consistent winners in the Coast} #Urces, but he ts losing many Op | everyone does, that Gibbons ts one | learned toda, |to see Jimmy O'Connell, the $75,000) nis charge. Navy varsity, badly injured his leg league are very slim, as was indf | portunities for some fine purses Ranmacotis ied. sraw's pitching atatt gave one | california beauty, playing on another a & | There was a note, much resem- WHITE SOX jin scrimmage and will be out of cated during the present. season. Tex Rickard would like to put Gib-| Mickey Walker, the welterwel ¢ worst exhibitions ever aeen in {teat next season. O'Connell feels! bing tenderness, im the hearty the game urday with Penn will ° bons on in three shows in Madison | champion, may . a pabids, asd Ab fe. the peor] cine, Ne Cost: BOS Want fo play oe British voic the ruddy-faced, WIN SERIES j State. Shir and Devens are h- {Square Garden, It has been sug:| winter, but it rie that he will ganization of thin dey that jcortela ana that't Fog am 9 6004) six-foot Englishman sald this, That working. in | backfield ‘with ff next year, and It ts lik gested that Gibbons fight fight Floy the no-decision territory and| will get the G! chieftain busy as|*2 ® first baseman, bu Sd Prag sam: » seemed to permeate the BS Barchet and Cullen. will be willing to & Johnson, and Gibbons ts willing if a| catch-weight conditions. soon as he has a short vacation. chance for a afield job with | little coterie at the Cosden stables FR grees date suitable to both of them can be 1 niddieweight crown on where Papyrus spends his days + r Lefty Groves, the atrike-out art aad n they: CAGO, Oct. 17.—The White arranged. Other bouts for the St.|his head, Harry Greb will be a good vef After a meeting in which they 40) waiting the big tent is : { the Baltimore Orioles, will be the 5 Paul heavyweight have m sug-| attraction and Greb is always " ane ldre rainer a Another Boo: P weight been sug-| attraction and Greb is always willing | first addition to the staff, {t Is under ee ea aehaka ba 1 Hildret iner of A Priel nara pie magne afc For Bill gested with Jack Renault, the Cana-| to fight. He may not like the welght,|stooq, and McGraw is also going out! . h and 1G not ‘commit himself, but winning the annual city | dian heavyweight, who has been! but he ¢ plenty of work with-| . 7 saat whares of § each A | re onphead “eaetclen boy’ awore’6 ay, winning a Bit fiyron bee. . , after several other experienced | they split a half share between Root |series, four games to two. iveudipeleotigertiows stepping along almost sensationally. | out being f to do weight Aiden jthe Pod Peek | stack of hypothetical Bibles that| ; Sire Nisha ban oat: Leo Flynn, however, woifld want a| Like Benny Leonard, who consld-|' > #. be oct ee and Shields, rookies, and Marthe sleek Sinclair entry “knows jes) George antham’s fumbles and pal oner rhea |ot of money to get Renault knocked | ers himself too big a card for an in-|, Watson, Scott and Ryan may pot |Tioth. traveling memeary, an ') what's coming off." wild throws gave the Sox the final be with the Ante © year & wt : omm The two champions, each with| same Vernan haw joined in the fight to] over: He wanted $20,000 to let Bilijdoor show, Johnny Dundee, the irerctiia semaeal sCRMY Darréct Wtf ereoe ee Cee mere (OAH S| Seater eet Cae Oe eal sopene his Hitle group of faithful attend-| Score: RH. EB ear ago. defend his title against a real oppon-| | s. were 0 C ‘© the dew w Subs oe 3 9 6 a Pacific Coast league umpire Thurs. | 7°" 48) . defend his t sainst @ real oppon GR EMAN Cc ants, were out before the dew was|Cubs . “ Sida Ste fare umpc Soe Gate woua aks nave gual a Be EAT D D FOR TICKETS [Se miswtr tele td iphia MADE FOR MICHIGAN GAMES | "irc: sow as i mretonen away) Loverette, Fuber and” Schalk, w they were to share in the Sox defeated the Cubs, 4 to 3,| | * Owner Ed Maler by Secretary How Picki Philad ard Lorenz. |Easy Pickings in Philade : ame in Portland an : ah € 12 ‘ pei siti Be « ia|ffom_ the freshly painted grand-| Crouse Uae Bs ai Sayron lost $1,700 in-| MeTigue, Leonard, Dun- will not be permitted next year in| A’ reget agers ben is Ghee a carcinoma ores nee in| stand thin infield will spring to lite wa of RHEUMATISM a ge I bebe habebell warke and mie ‘ever before ne history © 2 limited number of the " ae , ; | i ; ; surance for the Tigers and Beavers, ~ dee and Villa will do a lot of se gue ee bn arr pai bnacpe! 5 n football games has the | a miasae Helete tart. ‘These Tickets Saturday, black and mite with OREGON READY will be relieved by this treatment. robbed Vernon of a ball game a0) work around Philadelphia, where the | OMS laren UMN IE Oe ie tiais ticket sale been no heavy. ‘This year, /admit the holder to the field Wisare | oo ane cheeriitbene of tie ball| | ‘Apply Sloan's scaly witha 3 of a right to se y perineum rita 7 ith two esorved latforms are built o sh the] Caters. the si ; | bing. A tingling glow—com: dapetved spectstors of a right to se°| purses are high and the risk very|mad and encourage them to wipe the | With two more resery d went games platforms are built on which the) sna the buele's thrill calle Zev bes FOR WHITMAN) bing poet ee aoe olde mts {low: Doxing law off the books. added to the s neaniey Mi ugan's | Spectators may stan: | Papyrus prancing to the barrier. EUG! Ore. Oct. 17.—With| Sahung teneat radiating ee x the Tigers won only one game| Many amart ring bugs are advising] Reforms have sprung up from no Ucket office has been flooded with| Over $23,000 han been returned to| This morning only a handful of|the regulars In good shape, except! then stops. Get a bottle from out of 14 played on their road trip,|the fighters to think twice befora| piace in the past and there Is of pcroonagy ae Papaciocd io fil the |2PPiicants who desire Ohio State} real enthuslasts, some visitors from| Latham, the University of Oregon! your druggist today —35 cents. 6 Gay aoe ee cittest. nettled | they turn down good indoot offera|much opposition now to the hight Monee oe pee Rent ce Mltickets, and it has been estimated| England, who have made the voy-| has topped off training in anticipa- ; f : i Lorens most. for the big outdoor money next sea: | prices for admiasion and the immense | oer ss hap attracted | that 100,000 seata could have been {See t0.cheer and beck thelr cham.| tion. of the seme. with Waltmé Sloan’s Liniment—kills pain! wePhe game was tied when we firi-|20t- There may.be.a big outddor sea: | purses paid to boxers that it would Sa Mtaat perehaaath Sea the Mimi | pobd crore th have been! yon and those ever present “clock-| Saturday at Pendleton. lahed the fourth,” said Lorenz. “Rain | #00 next summer. not need muich ‘ot a, scandal. to’ gqt |e moet, PROT we gold out res ne coee SYMUAHIG, Creek In:lers” clustered along. the rally/7 Sdacvouring down, Manager Mid-| 1 1@ Altiget/@ citioh thet bexitig \the skids working under the sport, [allotment ot ive the student tick. (terest 19 the Ohio Btate-Michigan | watches In hand, were out. 7 . 7 a | — ember 13, while e atuder ie FS | dieton of Portland urged Byron to} ni | pte were sold shortly after the open. | Ames was first aroused In 1921 when | call the game, but he retused. Al NEW? YORKERS Fe ee tha. Dieappolnted in’ se-|Ohlo Stato last came to Ann Artor,| TRAMBITAS T' Portiend player made ® hous ras | '| Feed-Bo: Inf curing reserved feats, patrons havé/and a record-breaking crowd wit-| conga Naam gt anit thet | ARE SPOILED x o jbeen rushing in their orders for|neased the dedication of the rebuilt] MEET DELANEY test as soon as they finished their} ; = | Michigan stadium. In 1922 Ohio ded-| Johnny ‘Trambit a Cal Des Bp Now York fight fans were spoiled On M P. | 22 Ohio ded-| Johnny Trambitas and Cal De half. Had the game been called rae the Dempeey-Firpo brawl and “ r. apyrus | feated her magnificent new stadium /|laney fight six rounds in Tacoma the previous Inning, the fans would) by th pa : H' RE'S what the great English Gloom Bearers before a crowd of 73,000 people, while} ‘Thursday night, in what should be have been entitled to rain checks,|now unleas the boys knock each tage haces said dae a Saree Pees cir pociataly RALOD Gosia | ae or tne Rear EET a pe ghtweight fig the clubs would have received $1,700 | other's noodles loose it's # rotten || oi4 Old P nn: | whl be in attendance and fully 50,0 % “ 1] ot © in attendance and fully 50,000|the season, if Delaney doesn’t turn insurance and we would have had) exhibition. The result, Jimmy Jones: | Fourth {n the Two Thousand at e sy | will be disappoin Jout to be a Midget Smith. Trambi- ‘one less defeat charged against us.”| Mickey Walker fight in NewsJersey || Guineas at Newmarket. at | a nding room tickets are not ex-| tas can sock, and if he will do any that was stopped because “the boys First in thé Chester Vase | * e I pected to be available longer than| leading it should be a real battle, higher VAN HEUSEN weren't trying hard enough,’ mes Chester. the first of next week, and those de.| They are boxing for Joe Waterman 3 for Fall sald to be a clever exhibition by | Pirst in the Derby at Epsom. lalring them should mail their checks | and John Pepe. pring hare Lengua oe the First in the Yorkshire Stakes to th athletic association immedi. Jimmy Rivers and George Burns |tans booed it because nobody was|| at york | mix in the six-round semi-windup. * . getting killed When Walker was|] second at Doncaster in tho St ————— | Bras stopped Rivern tn the third HE clothes men wear this Fall look | | at disqualified it was thought to be|| Ledger Stakes. peter ier gare sat “best with the crisp ond: emarteVANe es the first time a world's titleholder And here's what he did in 1922 Firat in the Pendergast Stakes PANIAGES HEUSEN by way of a finishing touch. j at New! ‘ket. BARTFIELD IS yitat in the Gordon Stakes at || ORPHtUN A CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE |. Eve 1-8, Eve 500, Mat 30¢ Bandless — Seamless — Starchless THRU IN RING) Goodwood. ees | Now Playing Twiee Dally | at ES Fifty Cents Plate at Presents dscier Baia tia-veteriss Neel | “yak GEORGE NASH ||| SEATTLE FOLLIES 2 | York welterweight, was knocked for | with JULIA HAY 1 "i 5 Ts 1 goal by some chump, the other orgp™. 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Coach Young replaced Coach |All Work Guaranteed for 15 Years iy t My and Gaily AU89 Dm, |Helaman and expectations ran high arvana | AUTOMOMILE YERRY lnm ri In "Tex Hamer, captain, Pennay was 0, 1. naid to have one of the finest Inapir Tinney Gives i Heapra. tt ational leaders in the Bast A0 and @ 4 0 Furniture Away : ‘ : tusk | Maryland was not loked on ax a OUT RAT See Next With a Smile! Fassensor Fare particularly formidable — foe The | fisorders, Call or write, is 00 Suna trip outhornors; however, proved to: bu DEN S ? 1600 8th A Me Heo Wo. Chinese Medicine ry NAVY YARD ROUT Jextromely tough and. gave the new Wetebiiahed W-Vened Saturday 8 Papers » 208 Jumen Kt, cor, Ind Ave, Nene 4 q ner Pine pod Lintedl tate Ph benfiaary Uepetiys | oe Main a0) Pennsy regime its first black eye, Second Ave. a Univeraity st scoring a 40 victory. 9 to 6 Dally—9 to 12 Sundays UPD her as PARTE NSE