The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 12

i } THE SHATTLE ST NO CHANCE OF WASHINGTON’S CREW MEETING YALE’S EIGHT Harvard Regatta | * « June 20 88, Date With Crimson Makes It Impossible for Yale to Meet Washington RUTH, CLARKE AND SPEAKER ARE NAMED | HONOR MEN | BY BILLY EVANS | Was pes mprine the great: | 1 pr team ¢ ak lo of the Too Big; Joins Angels | Prep Cage Leaders Are $ Given Thrills Tuesday Ballard Is Given Terrific Fight by Lincoln and Queen Anne Nearly Sinks Broadway; Roosevelt Beats Franklin and West Seattle Drope Garfield. B Tuesday, Lincoln handing Ballard a scare, the B ALLARD and Br iway, contenders for the high scho basketball title of Seattle, were given some real thrills avers wi } | ae RE gears rect | Red Box would get the ca ning 21 to 18 at Lincoln and Broadway just barely nosing out i ater ‘elthe 2 Po | ‘The combination of Lewis In | Queen Anne 26 to 24, i , f trla | peaker in center and Hooper | Roosevelt, leading five, trounced Franklin, 26 to 17 anc } t with Har i! wien me cert cree a td ne It w West ttle had little trouble )* PREY STANDING { ee prs | yet, perhapa,. nothing better’ than with Garfield, winning 28 to m Won 1 i nak ne p " Z “ } mpossit Bulldog | throw 9 : H . rew points to the ¢ the | | 1t want for a. base runne The next gamen in the J - i imson as its b of the sea | to take any chances on a ball hit into to be played next Tuesday a3 6 t on, | the Boston outfield, as far as getting 3 nt Cee ie Definite ald 4n extra base in addition to the ¢ Roose a ieee @ 000 gompete n it jt Lewin and Hooper were} wean) ‘ ae away. Peri mig ee See: | right-handed throwers and had dead | The two Dig Farnese ne ee eel $0 to 1%: The! Teddien pulled out lly aim, Spe I regard, as the| {come with Ballard meeting Bi ae i seas bi pork eager A most accura handed throwing way at Broadway February 26 and) scoring # : PR outfielder I have r ween in t wih § Roosevelt-Ballard tussle at Bal-| period, while hol thelr oppor . major CEDRIC DURST 1 thr y Ter thew tes the weprece tor tha . A ngo the most talked of re-| BROADWAY winners with year a is QUEEN ANN k e or Olympl cruit in the major leagues was Ceci se aay, in wonder. | Frankie Wilson fro oof Wa rio Durst of the Bt, Louis Brown ‘ | Queen Anne |70e for the losers pe POR. Of RUTH ' ‘PEAKER Coming to the club as an outfielder.) it ten 4, bo ts oat The Quaker scrubs won, 8 to 7 bs CCE ak | _ - ken from the | na was touted the best prospect of| Wintet, led by Captain The lineup and summary follow | w ina sucker to take ‘ » tad, the Broadwa Hoorevelt Franklin ° | ft Fi ld with them,” she) Seer Pe ie ba. | terrible in the Hilltop gym. | gnider sechédvecB:cecesee Winen | salon ‘ Then came the brea. hat proba eet ‘cabin’ Aves baad | tteaie: (8), feiss Fallansbes ( \Whitman Is Le ie | cath Intron tho |Z ™agcame 4, Menk hat probe the Tine sree men wtayed ahead | aa es year ago has ni more interest | | f er by Hans Wagner, [ure fo deliver, When dt was ap- 5 2624, The H S ing than ever, | engin set cv pe ys parent that George Stler would no wate’ teaie teats Chances are that in a year or so| eaten | | U ave adhe fe ea aveball #OFY lhe able to play first, Durst was| tro OY Roosevelt siseee 8 ; @ Big Three will thet A | porfpads en Ye : |deteoates to 1h th shoes of the | Wn te i afternoon ip dace etepeaen tae wohedues 80 23 to be represe bd t . C ‘ a ae 1 ty | 7me’s greatest player. to Captain Stan Grummett of Broad-|spelier, Morse tor Gar y =e Husky Five Star Corp tincenter any |e raat eye, an lan ramet ot Bd | pa ro Uy Ey <= — sees Se juan - lorult. In the first do 1 . splendia all-|_.°% = Bensie, referees LIGHTIES HEAD NORTHWEST COXYERENCE Senor hes BY EO Be EEN. *- | wagaare Valk’ ash whos sai a | MEM" cnt one: Die Bi howe rem |ecrunic cae pet (se eocnsa fea ee Won Lost 7 UPPER—CLARKE YEVERAL new faces and some wel-| tee pun team snag |, Now he goes to the minors, be-| pry oui ted | WEST SEATTLE 28, GARFIELD 9 CHURCH SMOKER 8:5" y i kat + LOWER—COBB veterana yill:be | mi han selec. | "9 one the playe : ently fraded | Quay leade rin-| West Seattle swamped Garfield a ae He mene berths when th ; to Loa An s of the Coast league, | ¢ Aad lwest s yesterday under a young owed dd Micke: ~| Ores / ave : was pitchers. It 4 jto a jaded West Se yesterd: a, sHahtreighvs, il Beis tha We ‘ “ j eer neemed as Wagner had nelected i The first half was @ runaway for|to.9 count. Ramm, new Indian ce iain event of the smoker given by| Go: 00 Edmonton 2 four players for the outfield thi jthe orange and black men, the score | ter, led the scoring with 10 tallies the athletic club of St. Benedict's| ¥® 4 The holdovers are Re would be hard to tm eu iH 8 at half time being 14-6. Coach Saal-| Garfield scrubs won, 14 to 1 a oe “hia Pale Pe at the church | uae r tle; Lewis, Salt Lake; ( The Wagner story started me to ar per | waechter’s lecture between halves} ‘The lineup and summary follow: hall “ria Saatt Denwanre: tn: thal pestie 00 Next fo r land; Kopp, Sacramento, | delve in my scrap books where I have i. is jhad its effect however, and the| West Seattle a Garfield Stade mates Otek cicaty| ‘ Rene San Fran | filed away the All-American teams as! |Quays ran wild during the last halt, | 8 rit pale Resary" Haug. Other bouts, tn-| eS eee | ‘The newcomers are Menoskey, | elected by nuch baseball authorition uiner tn | scoring 18 points. Ole Larson, Chet | rite Reds oy vr Se . cin ope gh Vernon; Whaley, Los Angeles, and}as John McGraw, Hughey Jenninga, | | Schlenker, Little Carulli, and Buz- | 8 cluding a battle royal, will be Won Lost e I i hawed. ig : Southern California . 3 “eo possibly We Portland. Connie Mack, Frank Chance, Clarke jzard Mur new first team addl- | By > | stantora ¢ A rue Seattle Mets tackle the Ed-| ROHWER riftith, Fielder Jones and other 00 ou |tions to the maroon and orange fi i Saab “i enue colebritien played well. }+ monton Exkimos in thelr next] egg ts pegs | E 13s ne of the Big Bertha hit 20 team lected by leading ex . The lineup and summa FAST CONTESTS Pee WALae,”S . hockey at the Arena Thurs-| the Coast league last year | Derts, Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker were |LOcal Welter Beats Cline| BROABWAY QUEEN ANNE | for 5 IN CITY LOOP)" vatversity ot wa ba*laay night. ‘Tho game had to be ¢ real home run king of the | Disced on all of them in the outfield. in Clinches; Mack Wins |fomise'.° 1) 57-: Paeted (0) (0) | pe Bt a te chy eat dc os ttkens co Mel nifted from the regular Wedne ta lenitionts parka, while most|& maJerity of them while such pay.| by K. O, cena + Andere (5) onal . es were victors elty -}tory over Whitman College in a fast aoe » [driv jegitimate p hile moat Jority ern, ie my Dh a ohnato: % mM (3) | | Ofte! Dall league games played last night} Rola: hers dass inlohet date because of conflict with) \¢ pout strand’s circuit blows were|¢rs as Roush, Keeler and.others too pas | Burneed (3) 2 2 Larson (2) | 2! ag r Briar ceiversite. pyox Lagins pinred: Here last. nig the schedule and the Esk!-/made in taht Utah cheesebox, will|Umerous to mention were consid |Qurmiaatns ene Cline inthe) ocr Anne ssc. > 3 &*) WINLOCK WILL F Spalding’s defeated tho Knights| Hesketh, Washington forward,| "t possibly get here in| be back for the Inritans. | ered. clinches Bob Harper, Seat! URE we . the Moon, 42 to 3 e 4 igh point man of the game, | t” : no | However, the consensus of the ex. | welterweig! ed the Californ nne: Murray for | a mae & t as a = wd ad bo! ’ ne be S|time to play Wednesday night r can hit ‘em far <n MAT oes wens aie ron mn oa 3 aes rhe iy “ ae nv “i figh a Anderson. Broad-| SEE BATTLES . C. A. scored 36 to 2 icto: Mies to h elt “y o Kets ttle ° anive hy ih . eed th rongest jjan in a fn intere : eeu “PT, e t robes x poe with 15 talli |) LA victory fer le will put the) Kets a little more aggreasive he w outfield combination would cotielst of |the Crystal Pool last might after the , ea WINLOCK, Feb. 13,—Sam Leath ver ee — Cab = a m running guard, for 6 iicals witht gan eft be a real » Chhtka, Upediont, Gots ana stots j heat ato chap teoagsons gee ake ers, one-time wrestling pardner of Green Lake M. E. team in an im.| Washington scores Eee Ne eet Prec light auction te itssten og 124, bare |: Snme oombmatian Harper’a best round was the third |of the Hilltop seconds by a 21-11 | Nick Daviscourt, has been signed to : Pi del ci Fry and Kent starred for} Edmonton has been the only | ball service, is # ne of the beast | us. es lwhen he really got started for the | sco | meet “Red” Hill, of Aberdeen, in a eet are habeas - ae Whitean, pay easy team for Seattle this year, the| all-around outfielders in the business: argh . Pps: Lane tight ; oe mnie. caver wrestling contest, the maineyvent of ; lig LS osind aa ea ‘The Huskies are to play Wash-/Mets winning two out of threo| He can hit, fleki and throw ‘'NORTH END Cline in a bad way on the ropes BALLARD 21, LINCOLN 18! ® Combination wrestling and boxing i Sj ele ARR ington State College at Pullman to-| games from this club, but all of] KOPP | from body puniahment and when| yrotly contested from atart to fin-|®™oker to be staged here at the { ight |them have been close. | RETURNS | y . } ¥ cot In- | scutries hall Saturday, February 1 : H “s a oe ‘ got to the center of the ring |ish, the Ballard-Lincoln fracas at the ; = OLEY FIG Whitman (25) Washington (9) | phe Exkimos are bringing Duke| Morlin Kopp, the best left felder again Haier’ btagusred hint with |frgtt? os Tncoln fracas at the)" Gib Weaver, elongated Centralia BUD HAMILTON [335620200028 [CiEE2'AB | eata and Joo Blmpeon, two ot| in tho league inst year and the ctr | TO STEIN |+e1s wutt’nead peaches, leaving the Beavers in possession of | Welter 1# biled to tangle with Roy % x Yenney (4) Anderson the greatest players in the game. /Cult's best base stealer, will hold caiessh | Harper also won the third by ala three-point toad, the finaly waa} Winters, of Onalaska, in the six Vie Foley has come into his own| kits). ST Roe acai |down his old berth for Sacramento. ON STEIN added another trophy | sade, but Cline staged @ nice rally pap ee ae | round semi-final event. | $m Calitrnia. He fights the main | Jackson .100000!0.i0;°.-." Gardner (3) {20% Kelly, one of the finest Oy. to hie large collection when helt win the fifth round by superior | Pulard #1. Lonootn 48. For two! “77 orn Courtright, of McKenna, aq Ss event of the Oakland show ‘tonight | , Substitutions — Gundlach for Gardoer * chasers and all-around outfielders in| defeated Jimy Ivey in theefinals of | : quarters the Ballard team was ahead | 5,01 Gideon, of Raymond, mix in the for F i | with Bud Hamilton, the tough Den-|Oysat ne rare oF) Diamond Dust |long range punching ad * |} Connell for York. ! Yer bantamweight. Foley has won three straight starts in the Lemon state. SPORTSMEN TO DANCE The Seattle Sportsmen's associa- Portland's left field berth ia still |t© start play in the 1924 competitive | | there for a f it " larper’ veral | , tion announces a valentine party wena bers ee} eae : open. There's a chance that young|##ason. Fale on Harper's body several phate! A en. eee oe tae! Ss rt and dance, to be held at the Odd) University h isht, 2 2 4 SULOMON NEEDY BALEMIENOR |e! tet out by Oakland when he| The difference tn handicaps gaye | rsa AP Mea ut A Pi . § : A LU “i Ps ( ampus Po! Fellows’ hall, Green Lake, Thurs-{in the first game of a two-game Mose Selomon, the stant Je ts {didn't do very well after recovering |Ivey & 14-up lead to atart the 36 © loca! ry Jor Cine in the | bet, breaking play after play e: 6 | day evening. series. The Trojans went in tho jsacker ought » will galn @ lot clinches and had Cline’s face badly je converted—Tork 1 tn §, Fry 3 in ent I tn 2, Frayne 3 in 4, Welts 3 in 9. | TROJANS WIN LOS ANGELES, Feb, 13.—The University of Southern Caltfornia| lead in the southern division of the rRisct Altha he can play = Frankie Prisch, the er, prefers to play likes the ke ond base. fence with To DOFSN'T LIKE THIRD mean third base, great intieid ack after playing |the minors, will pastime for Frisco|the president's cup competition at | again. jthe Seattle Golf club, yesterday, by | Ted Cather, a terrific right-handed |a two-up and one to play acore. j hitter, will be on deck for Oakland. | This match has been hanging PORTLAND [tire for several weeks and now that ¥rieeh | DOUBTFUL it ts all over with the field clear is from a broken leg, mv to fill the bill y be the boy | hole travel and when the halfway ado thie then for two periods the Lincolnites | HARPER WINS SIXTH | the) | Harper forced the fight In |wixth and beat Cline badly in this round, altho Cline made a desperate rally in which his right hand found | | beaten up, his left eye belng prac: jeame back with one to four point margains. | Seymour, Ballard’s guard, with the jbasket-shooting eye, was the out-| jstanding player on the floor. Four-| teen points were gathered in alto- Shingleweavers and feeding the ball | continuously to his forwards, | four-round special event. Johnny Bray, Chehalis flyweight. tangles for the third time with Kid Miller, of Centralia, in the four-round opening bout. Bee es eet nes Leo Reed, the ciassy 143-pound univer- Portiand Sox, | Post wns reached Jim show t | boxe! going to have a.tough th i GONZAGA W. Coast. conference cage race && & year in the American association Wiles Greauate bee ass nes Sor ihe hedieideithae hale ie am | tleally cloned at the end of the fight.|. Bratset of Ballard and Potts of |Arainst Ralphs Teymer ta, the tratersit 3 BALE: . olfer, Grease id High o' Vlg : elimination bouts Wednes: eed te 4 sate, Ore, Feb. .18--Gecuaga| result of the: victory, NEW PARK PLANNED but they have always served in cen-|™aking the turn nineup, Victory|, Cline took the first round by out: | Lincoln were the leading men in the | fins bie of fighting machinery, but Ber defeated Willamette university here| se ee) |__The Portsmouth, Va. team will bull4 ®/ ter or right field, none of them hay-|Came to Stetn, however, when he|%%!Ds Harper and the second was | forward berths, Bratset taking five} mer won tn 145-pound henptenss 4 ¥ new park for its Virginia league club thi Pines | “A . ven, P 3 | last year, It 8 to seen how iat oa | TACOMA SHOW §— [rr Pect.ter.tts,Vicstaia eagee slob sing played left fleld of late yeare.|f lashed thru in par figures on the|°ve® points and Potts four. The game r The Portland tehm fs still angling |1ast quarter, In which his opponent |. Harper weighed 144% and Cline was cleanly played thruout, only a| Need will fare against the champion. qu cc eee ON THURSDAY ANDY MGM TO MINORS |for a right-handed hitting outtlelder.|had a lead of fourup and nine to | 4 few personal fouls being called by| Coach Jim Arbuthnot ta optimistic In i | ort ay Migh, the s sw ae } ar taint “Windy'" Crawford. | regard to the coming wrestling meet z i The weekly Tacoma ring show ts | 12s: member of the Iligh tenliy te reach| Whaley, who. comes to Los An.|&° Six holes went to the astate|MACK WINS hgechaseragheshtcgdDNe ip s oak BS 7 hington State college Friday E being staged tomorrow night, in tho| the majors: is going tack to the minors | poles from the Bt. Loute Browns, was |champton, the other two were halved |BY K. 0. Lincoln made only one substitution, | Ti, Sintec worried, hooeren, tena | BE City of Destiny, by George Shank. |*#*!n, having failed to make the er qulte & hittan wheel Ba Swaine regular |®94 that ended the argument. Freddie Mack took a boxing lesson | while Ballard kept the same lineup | the Cougar (bats not yet been o d s * * ¥. i | with Breokign. Owe brother, Ch ite a hitter whe: | a | . | nounced. Captain Paul Davis an His Gratitude |lin, for the Eagles, with Gene Cline, |i; win Portiend, and the ether, iteshie, {With Bay City in the Mint league. | reams from Jimmy O'Brien for & couple of | during the: entire game |men are not worried eo much, for they ani Eddie Roberts, welterweights, | will play with ¢ this year, He didn’t have much chance of play. | WAT, jrounds and then he finally got to} In the third and four quarters the | i.7, “beaten the Cougars for’ the past ue g00d Senor Firpo haa «|| meeting in the six-round main event, tie’ With: the Brdiitie ab they haa | ALKER WINS James and laid him cold with thres'| Honest Abe's tried to break down a three years. . | JUDGE 18 IN GOOD CONDITION | ‘ | pee curious sense of gratitude. ||Roberts won @ close decision from | "par ine fret rimein seventeen ne |TObIN, Jacobson and Williams work- BOGEY HONORS itis punches, two lett hooks on | seven mos ker ce ty, nent Golf ts fast becoming m popular sport The news dispatches announce ||Cline there recently. Johnny Mack | Judge, Washington first sacker, will te- (ing every day ©. Walker thumped the “colonel |e oe Hight $0 the stormach; jand\ heaved shot -#! Tied kahit sea Because it has bee: that he has passed up Tex Rick-|/and Len Malody, _featherweights, | port to spring camp in good condition. | “Meike Menoskey, veteran of many toca Var, eam F thet net” |It was a great fight while it lasted. | basket only to see the bali roll| Sra and signed with a “cloak and ||meet in the six-round semiwindup. | Ji¢,rerm, teen in the best of health for]. 10 cis campaigns, will play the | tha Bek boners ta the wetio > bowey | win nee nee wee on the chin | Around. the top of. the. hoop, ay: then suit’ syndicate to mest Harry ||The preliminaries follow: Danny|menial to his work. atation for Vernon. ‘They nay he's |*'% sh honors in the holiday bogey | with a right hand and Mack nearly | drop onto the floor again. Wills, giant colored man, next || Matthews vs. Johnny Hawkes, ban- - oo a good fielder, but rather light with weurcay, jd gtd ghanto pas cap pot over, catching htmself with his| ‘The Lincoln scrubs won by a score ned a ttle more prominence on tbe summer. tamweights; Jimmy Rivers vs.| Wills, the fighter, broke his hand | the willow. hese apdaaser lt picge rar Ai | Sloves out the floor. Mack wan timid | of 12 to 6. oreens No one will blame Firpo for ||Young O'Dowd, lightweights; Dyna-|the other day, but unfortunately tt| As a general algeup left fleld will ted for second place an jot his chin from there until he fins Lincoln | The return of Hank Loudy, dash man, t ereine as much as he can for ||mite Al vs. Young Lew Tendler,|had no effect on the vocal chords of |be pretty well taken care of in the| ihe. inieeafourseme eveht ita the bab ston yaa | CA) Sette lias: enptrant’ tee Vie perianal oe ery ; “ | , old. Jal 3 his services. ‘The fight racket is ||featherwetghts. his garrulous manager {Coast league this year. jafternoon resulted in a wnalkaway| nertormes ercebody at ee «atte irae for.Vie Harleys. oid Jet log-eat-dog proposition. But — —-- | performer everybody expected Mack « vee! Rickard was pretty nice to the || OUR BOARDING HOUSE med a } to win by a K. O, and he did. This : hoes now. South American last year. He ‘ BY en's captain, and her partner, W. M.| husky fellow will floor most any- her (4) for Goltele 3 Bikini shan be eaceninon Bolom, with 8912-77 card. Mra |body ho can hit, but his defense is ree—""Windy” Crawford Agia ty adhere phir rye pas ho Sm Saat? AURGE™ pouaiine one Walter Henry and C. H. Bberting | still as poor as ever and his boxing| Umplre—Ray Eekman, : gave him work. for Mra, R. Knox Roberts, the wom. |Were the winning pair's closest ri. hasn't improved much, if any. (@) Bohwarts | the principal candi- of material. ‘Tubby believes that his freshmen will be too green to amount to mi ne Zz lew 7 19 ¢ 3 2 Rickard was one of the few GA j Vals, acoring a net 87, HE CAN Lincoln 7 26 s48 yolk my Al Heo s men who believed in Firpo. Fir- MM = now HMM WHAT WAS “give PING “SR | er ORE HIT! Bicked up. The infield is Tubby's mala 4 po way generally ridiculed as an || [4 MASOR OLD “MING, ~ THAT AGAN, SiR ROLAND UP" SEE 'CENTRALIA But he can hit, being undoubtedly | ROOSEVELT 26, FRANKIN 17 | *°: : Opponent for Dempsey, but Rick- || 1 WV MEMORY oa dee MATOR WIL ie JAPANESE jthe hardest punching lightweight! Franklin gave Roosevelt a bad| Roy Berry, the star 125-pound wrestler, 3 erent ie wi gee agave hie Well. ROLAND <’- OF VES BE AS parow.tietac 14 REGULATES | {hat hay ever stepped thru the ropes| scare at Franklin, and at the end of| {serving his third year on the Varsity. é of widesprt ie , eG—~ BV THE WA B ° 1 in Seattle, He'll knod 7 | Berry has thrown some of the best m : titicism, and it was a blg suc- artiste (bale ES BY THe W RESTLESS as We KEERS ‘em a e nock over the Jim-| the third quarter the league leaders cess. Rickard assured Firpo he would “duplicate legitimate offer” other promoters made for a Wills match. Firpo cabled Rickard in reply, “You are too late.” AW~ER~ COME, WILL GO UP “To HY STUDY FT ONCE! I wisi To Stow Nou MY COLLECTION OF RARE OLD JAPANESE PRINTS A BOTTLE OF IMPERIAL” SOMEWHERE ABOUT IN MY LUGGAGE !+ I MUST Loox rr uP ONE OF “THESE DAS « A WAX DOLL w) AS OVEN, UNTIL SIR ROLAND LOCKTES “That W A DUG!+ |] | \ OWE SMACK OF “TAAT STUFF ail’ EVERN THING 1S A MOVING C NTRALIA, Peb. 13.—Centralia, Southwest Washington metropo. lis of 10,000 population, would emu. late Seattle In the establishment of | a boxing commission to regulate the numerous boxing shows that are being staged fn Centralia. | | FIST GAME. my O'Brieéns as fast as they can trot them out for him, but how he will |fare against the smarter boxers and | fellows who can defend themselves |and hit too, is something else again. Once let Mack learn something | jabout defense and style so that he| jean protect his chin, which isn’t any | too strong, and we may have a cham- on the Coast, and may figure in thi Olympic wrestling tryouts, New Seattle First-Sacker Is Rated as Eastern’s Bat King EMER BOWMAN, Seattle's new first-sacker, purchased from New Haven, is rated as the hardest hitter that has ever stepped up were in the van by the close score of | Mayor George Barner, who has |?!" in the making right here tn Se-| | to the plate in the Eastern league. In 1922 he hit .366 and last year |Just appointed the boxing commis. | #te. ra nt ie ie eee sion, composed of Jack Scultte c.| “ore Burns outfought Roy Small They say that the big fellow is a good target to throw at, and 8 D. Hampe and J. R. Gilckriat, {n, |!" te clinches and beat the Camp/| while he’s no Hal Chase, he isnt the worst fielder in the world. 4 : bee, ota Se ieked ee ring ; Lewis lightweight in an interesting Bowman is a Mg man, welghing around the 200-pound mark, and ; | oe a eukonaes ot wraelataater't aon fourround go. Small had the better | | his weight gives him a lot of power at the plate. . mee - jof the long range work, but the ‘ j oe. Wie es Sega tare ae | rough and tumble Burns outroughed jb properly | him in the clinches. |matched o: staged, Mayor Barner | prpcge ; also Intends to make all promoters, bet j boxers, etc., conform with the city| gator Burger was too strong for F ordinaneé: 5 No * 4 rauner cena anes fly: | Phil Sheridan and the gob welter- 4 ; 3 weight won the call over th j Wanted in Centralia. Fight fans are | coman, a: phic inh f tll remembering the fiasco Romeo| Mel Berg, Everett heavywelght, | Hagen staged with Hugh White at |jaid Dave Blue, a big colored battler, a Rialto theater a couple of years | law in the third round with a smack k 1313-4" AVE hee on the side of the head that would 4 : Only men of integrity, well-known | have made the Smith building dizzy. - f Jin sporting circles, will be allowed| Nate Druxman staged the show TUXARA ESUEDOCOOOU0CGS SOVTCTS O00 CG rl |to serve on the boxing commission | and a good house attended. & or to stage boxing shows or sport-| It was announced that Eddie Rob- 3 ‘ i ie jing events in Centralin, Clean | erts, Tacoma miller, and Young Dud. | MEN WHO SEEK FASHION- m ere I comet | sports are an asset to any commun. | ley, colored welter. would headline ABLE DISTINCTION IN DRESS . | 2 \ lity, and it is the desire of Cen-|next week's card. Roberts beat WEAR WING COLLARS / / rf : THE ZERO tralia to have them at all times; | Dudley in a close fight in Tacoma are : 214 Jefferson Street Just Back of L.C.Smith Bidg. Card Tables, Pool, Cigars o > > > > > > > > > B——Pay Checks Cashed—— © 700000000000000 00000000000 eo Ce SIR ROLAND SETS THE MATOR ALL AGOG =~ | cathe 8 |SCHORR MAY BE | | PITCHING AGAIN | | Denny Carroll, famous San Fran. | |elaco baneball trainer, ts working | daily on Hunky Schorr’s arm, and he says that the former Seattle | southpaw will “be in condition to pitch again when the season starts, last week | i BUFF BEATEN | BY BRITISHER Ju Y CITY, Feb, 13.—Frankie Ash, English flyweight’ won a news- Paper decision over Johnny Buff, former bantamweight champion, in & 10-round bout here last night. PREFERABLY ARROW! [7 | COLLARS| }if | CLUETT, PEABODY & CO., INC, Mahert, Trey, N.Y’)