The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1924, Page 12

eae sree ‘About Fett EVERYBODY ON DECK FOR FIRST INDIAN PRACTICE: and Fighters BY LEO H, LASS Refereeing [ OUR BOARDING HOUSE " 'HUSKY CAGERS GOT POOR DEAL IN BEAR SERIES| : BY AHERN at Oakland Was Faulty |California Did Not Cover | Itself With Glory in | Winning Cage Contests BY TOM O HE UNIVERSITY OF NIA te cover itself feated t a AN BERNARDINO, Cal., March 11.—"It’s imposs- ible to compare the old time ring stars with the present day celebrities, because the old timers fought under different conditions and trained for dif-|' ferent kinds of fights.” Re This from Tim McGrath, ene of the most famous fight |" trainers the ring has ever) "** known. sii ack Dempsey is undoubt- |» edly one of the greatest of all |» heavyweights,” says McGrath, “but who knows what he)! yt could do with John L. Sulli-|scrme TELLS. van under London prize ring or REFEREEING rules, fighting on turf with; But ° cleated shoes and where brute | ‘Nine © strength, tripping and bare | f°); knuckles were included in the reckoning? “ay . « ys fighters trained Now basketh. with # Ww Ww for finish fi y work a few days at pe for tight, pla Dempse t fighter. weight mite, said to b a short Here in wh peed takes the 2 of the old endur everything to make a| | the right | work ke dyna- | Washi O. | result brains, kind of « build- ax everything, But Demp- sey is too careless in his defense. If] trom Fitzsimm: or Jack! of ©: would have hit him like Luis] . Dempsey would have beer red McGrat 100 per cent Irish, s now on Market San Fran. | Califor . Where he has resided for years. | basket He still trains fighters for the four|and a few seco ound gam the Ray district and|ington lea the little Mick is still full of restless | energy. He is one of the bes th n formed men in the fight game it's a treat to hear him talk a tights and fighters. zzy time en on the gar as with 500-5 rot He ts big, He can h getting and Gardner th fouls, second half, Talt of ted to shoot h, How’s This for Making Money? Francisco sport thelr full $2 Visitors was hel ty pe [one of two free throws with jseconds of play remaihing. | BEARS WERE OUTPLAYED | “But despite California's victory jthe Bears were outplayed from the "SEND TEAM | floor, beth in passing and in — TO TRIALS “ Washington leading with goals against 12 for the Bruins, as [2 ANGELES, March 11.—Uni-| throws on fouls, some of which were versity of Southern California's | questionable, turning the trick. The| admission into the select circle of the | work of Sam Moyer, who umpired, 1. ©. A. A. A. A., which was formally | was up to snuff, the Piedmont high | voted by that body last Saturfay,| school coach living up to his repu makes a new step forward in the/tation as an official, and while progress of the university. Not only |Klawans unquestionably called them that, but it leads California track|as he saw them, in the opinion of followers to wonder just what sort|the officials of the association who of a team will go to the big games| Were present, the transbay referee at Harvard stadium, May 20 and 31. } id not see them last night." No team hag been picked as yet.| Montell voices the opinion But with such men available as Bud|most of the unprejudiced sports Ir Houser, }.crman Anderson, Otto An-| Titers of San Francisco and Qak.|!* shown the money,” Jack Kearns, derson, Karl Wilson, Thrumond|land, as well as the fair-minded |™anager of the heavyweight cham-/ Clarke and Oliver Cory, the U. 8. C. japectators. pion, said today Tikes lock fike the strocgeet. that | Kearns said ho had several reasons 7 resent |for refusing to talk business with a has ev re ted the iv ty i Die. met oe to Kind. ba | Rhode Island syndicate which an-| TACOMA DOWNS — Rounced it was willing to pay the MAPLE LEAFS | champlod $500,000 for fight a Harry Dope was upset Sunday when the| Wills on July 4. y-six men to pa t taken | ‘Kearns Says He Must See Money First BY HENRY L. FARRELL W YORK, March 11.— "Jack Dempsey will not sign artich of | f fight and he will not talk business with any promoter until VANCOUVER } whose jtween medal-play TIME BACK WOW LIMPING HOME ! VERNE BUT OFFICES THERE LACE F TH’ EMP) 2 tw \ FoR PUT IT oN WHAT DIME MU \. ROOM OF YouURS! {ol I ERE DRE AY MAJOR, «THA Nou SENT OVER WeRE “TH OTHER WIGHT “TO BALLYHOO F You! = HE Loox LIKE HE WAS AUTO ACCIDENT, EVER GOT “TH WoT OWL Pick U niversity Golfers for Cham pionshi p Play , BY AL EX C. HE m of the 1924 champic ® University of Washingto decided by 16 budding qualificat mitted them into ROSE em t the tonshily Sifting th field wn number was accomplished week had been allowed f ing of 18 during which ants teed-oft links Harold game has well in the the field in with a 75 sec than Champion Jack Doug Nicol and Bobble Herb Lynch and Bryan W year's runner-up ers scoring in ting o 4. While this group of six will prob- ably furnish the winner, the remain ing 10 can be counted upon make things very interesting juse there in a vast difference and match-play cham after holes of me time on t me 4 University whore wonde months, ifying round stroke bett Westla Ww nter, Niemeyer picked past few the qua ully led y oth wet we he « be be. Golf Man who Tacoma soccer team defeated Maple| “The most tmportant reason is that jLeaf‘post by a %2 count at Ta-|the Dempsey-Wills fight cannot bo coma. Andy Allen, Tacoma sfar,|held in Rhode Island or other did most of the damage. Plate this summer,” he anid. 1 The league ‘cading Todd aggre-|know ‘t can't be done and why lation defeated West Seattle at|#hould I kid along any amateur pro-| | Woodland park here, 4 to 0, while| Moters who apparently are not,aware| the Maple Leafs were taking their | Of it? | Ifiop. Renton, by defeating Car-| Kearns said that bonado, 5-2, kept in the champion-; bout ready to jump into 10 weeks \ship race. Ben Paris, by a 4-0 win|©f movie work because he has been over the Postoffice, made the second | fered nothing stronger than con: Readay evening. division outcome nearly a surety. | ¥ereation for tho return of the cham-| Capt. Art Duncan starred for the = Sidi, | pion to the ring. | locals. | “Rickard hasn't offered us a cent Cook scored for Vancouver 20 sec] SECOND ROUND [fer the Gibbons fight that he has| COPS FIRST PUCK GAME ‘ANCOUVER, B. C., March 11.— The Vancouver Maroons, cham. pions of the P. C. H. A. circuit, de- feated the Calgary Tigers, Prairie league winners, 3 to 1, in the first game of the play-off here last night. | The two teams play at Calgary Wed-| Dempsey ix Gibbons | Two | Bund total 135-pound cup by a The Mid champion- | points March games, Leo | third. | went until} out | onds after play opened, Bernic M jbeen talking about,” Kearns said. ris evened it up in the second period IN CAGE PLAY we have received no offers for an-| for Calgary, but the Maroons stepped} KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 11.—| other fight with Firpo.” out in the last session, when Duncan|-The second round of play in the| The proposed match with and Mackay cinched the contest with |. A, U. national basketball cham.|!n June does not seem to appeal tallies. |pionship tournament will start at |strongly to Kearns. He claims the —_______ 3 o'clock today with Washburn col. | Public docs not want it. He eeems to| BERCOT TO liege of Topeka meeting Halstead | think that Dempsey will be in forced {Athletic club of Halstead, Kan. idlencas until late in the summer, MEET ISHII | The second game today will when he may have to fight Firpo | between Cen 1 State Teachers’ col. gain. lege of Warrensburg and the Col. Tex Rickard said he hadn't m ‘ONCE MORE jlexe of Emporia. At 7p, m. the |Kearns an offer for tho Gibbons KORGE ISHII, 115-pound high [Young Men's Hebrew club of New |fight because "I ain't got around to school lad, has been signed by |Otleans meets the Olympic club of {It yet.” He said ho could get it all ‘Austin and Galt to meet Bud erect |80 Franc |cleared up in a couple of minutes in a return fight Friday night at the | 5 gymnasinm on Ninth and Olive. The 'TWO SEATTLE bout will be the main event of a card of 10 amateur bouts being lined | SQUADS LOSE up by; Lonnie Austia, Seattic roller hockey tear Beret took the first encounter | internatio champlionsh from Ishii by a narrow margin, but Shan the’ Vielbila: Coles: | is expected to have considerable dif. téd the Ballard Cubs, 7-4,| fieulty during Friday night's sliow. andthe li Acy AJTAIidiata took see [1b; Lavan, Haines, p. ‘\the Franklin Huskies’ measure by YACHT EVENTS HOYES SPRINGS, Cal., March 11. a 9.0 count at Victoria fuss antoaia) fer Fraselege scored, win the The French Olympic committee has| ew final touches In the cloistered quiet | score of 10 gdala to six eclded to modify the program for | of Itecreation par gets take the 90-pound the yachting events. ‘The six and) | MYRTLEDALE, Cal. March 11—There cin, by a 02 goal score. | eight Meter class: races will be held } Men 100, mee ie ee tine ete es tothe at wea off Havre, while the mono-|they worked in the sliding pit ine types will sail on’ the Seine. Dates the Grave ‘and the Whites wilt mits RAY BEATEN BY. | vill be announced later. today, however. Payee le Angel toma BOSTON RUNNER BRITISH OPEN got into ® uniform for hia first} NEW YORK, March 8—Lloyd workout today. into eanp from | Hahn, Boston A. A. star, ented 4 COURSE FIXED): #' My |big surprise Inst night by beating Slight alterations have been mare| games potrecn tho tegelarn: wan nce Joe F American champion, in on the British open tourney course | Wolfer now in the lineup, the Yanni. |the Jasper three-quarter 1 at ‘or 1924 competition. The “Alpx’’| #8, will open here tomorrow, Manager the Manhattan college hort eleventh green has heen taken| or Portiand toden, |” Deaver boxy Larrivee, of the Holy Crom orward so that a weak shot will not Sil Stanek dt-eiaiats |veenuny tutes wea etnias un down the slope son and the bat-|arn’s time was 31115. Te thems et: lout into the lead and held it Ruth announced as his ambition when |the last lap, when Hahn shot ne arrived at the Yankee training camp. [and passed hit LOANED ON ead aay weet tend ' ENGLISH BOXER DIAMONDS |"":: American Jewelry Co. 821 SECOND AVE. Established 1839 LAKELAND. ba Fin, March 11—the ian Cove.| DETROIT, English Rob Sage {Henry Leonard, beat , in eight rounds, Marel WT middiowelght d Mov Outpointed Detroit, in 10 Hou tad Inst season, | 2 shel ae: round » ban Sloux zp CATALINA ISLAND, Cal, Ma Piiot Killefer returned his Cub quarters here today. h Chien Con Hurrey, City DEFEATS SAGE ! weer Arthur Gerbe failed to qualify, the draw last night, and announce that all first round. matches m| be playea before Sun day, March 16, and will be allowed for each succe: e round. With the exception final, which will be at 36 he play will be decided on am hi Here im the draw, the qualifying scores: Niemeyer (75) va. E. Rick Barnett (89) va, Lynch (78); H. Rich ards (80) vs. Falkoff (91); Graft (87 va. Westland (76); Woods (76) (87); Boardman (92) ve Savery (82); Winter (78) vs. (89); Harvey (87) va. Ni incidentally, made next week or one TIE FOR HONORS AT RAINIER Following a morn voted to cleaning th fairways of the new nine, members of the Rainier straightened up their respective backs, last Sunday afternoon, and teed-off in the regular monthly medal play competition. Now whether that morning exercise Was too strenuous r the brothers, we don't know, bu the gro in the mi work-out was not up to the standard of the lade who get playing on the nk Club Captain Edgar Crider in the best gross card-—83, but failed to land any higher than third prix his handicap of 12 giving him a net of 71, which was just one ke more than that registered by C, L, Havens (14) and N. 8. Rodgers (27), who 4 dd the first ond awards, each havir net of 70, ¢ that wan de from the 49 club i scoring usual their Des Moines highway turned | FARLINGTO | DOL ur th work has got be done and | intent just as well do it now have everything spick and span for the grand opening day celebration, Sunday, April 6. ‘That the hoard of directors Golf, and Country was sentiment of the Club, of Barlington at a meet TWO COLLEGES rds (84); | | and the | some time BID BY HAWAII Hoth Washington Sta the University ollege of Southern Calite [nia football teams have been ask to make lands De warn are ne trip to the Hawatian I» mber 1, 1924. The Con. terribly excited over the ition, but the JOS ABP it The Los ibly will vt hould the niveraitly is day for Angeles unive the Ht plan to bring an E to the st on fall to materialize prob. bia stern Christ ana! j scheduled © matte i and Is ‘olfing grounds p for discus xy soon ga pus Co “And and get minit is 90 ordered the work ¢ wes the it rie Smit chairman of the ens committee, was algo on hand © gett B good. A cadd house to be b e corner on the left airy Born’ side of the DE TURENNE IN FINALS OF NET TOURNEY KON DE TURENNE and Windy Langile wil this evening 6 o'cloc Seattle tndoor tennis championship at the Armor ¢ the survivors started seve s rew at There two men a ot lay, which weeks ago, Yesterday Howard La Windy Langlic 6-4, 11-9. De Turenne the de Turenne disposed of ie, 60, 61, while won the title last ““ MANY GAMES FOR TROJANS The base schedule ‘of the U; versity of Southern California for the ) | coming season contains the following umes March University California, at Occidental, March 22—U. 8. C, at University of California March 24—U. March 25—8! 19. of Southern 8. C. at Stanford, nford at U. &. C, anford at U. 8, C fornia at 1 April 7—California at 1 April 16—Oceidental at U. April 24-40, 8. C Ap t April v May 1—St, May 2—8t March 24—8t April 5—< c. Arizona. at Arizona at Arizona at U8, C. at.U, 8. C. SPALDING’S IS CAGE WINNER Spalding won the title last night in the City ball league defeating mouth Chureh five to In the other contest played, the Wash. ington Independents disposed of th Knights of the Moon by a 43-to-21 score Arnold Cobley was Independents’ victory, scoring 24 of his team's points, Gross and Craw ford were tied for high point honors for Spalding’s in the other game, 8. C, 8. ¢. Mary's Mary's Division 1 Basket Ply the star of the use of waiting, the FIRPO CHANGES we | FROM RICKARD BUENOS AIRES, March 11—~ Jain Firpo will fight Harry Wills t the ew next summer under Management of James John: Argentine heavyweight ¢ United Press today. Firpo said that Johnson offer was better than any Tex Rickard had presented and that he would deal with Rickard only when Tex makes the best proposition. the » the the SY AT CHICAGO AGO, Mareh 11 heavyweight champion. thru here today on hi the DEMPS cui Demprey will pa way from const PITTSBURG, March 11,—Mickey Walker, welterweight champion easily won from Mike Der Rochester, in five rounds 1Oround bout of defeated Dan Lewis, | York Yankee stadium | Jack | ‘| world’s record in the 880-yard swim. Behind the rar an |Home Plate BY BILLY EVANS Ray Rohwer Starts Out by Losing Several Balls Park at San Battardico Is Rather Small, and There Is Some Talk That the Tribe May Move to a Resort Mile Away; No Hard Work This Week for Players BY LEO H., L N BERNARDINO, Cal., ¥ deck Mondz vhen Red dians out their workout training lot Rohwer, Ted Baldwin and Whatever difficult club owners have all action. Rohwer started several apples over the the Indian rather redskin ing over the city Har perTop Great Show In local erybody w the Seattle for eason On the tay into camp. with the ready for sonring being used | of the rom p had the y been clear ip, ' the k tall mov to a a Parke was the leading of 1923, winning the honor byg comfortable margin, It A something more thag § five-pound allowanee abled him to put over so many winners. seem mere rt history ta # who are my boys blow ap * of rege les the belief ubles after te confideneg > putting one ze the five-pound allowsngy siderably in races where the ned, but T bape handicap that a loss of the weigh quoted as rke's great success has been ie his d knowing hs He never seems to press Bie . UE t is absolutely neeg Youth no doubt is playing s part in the success of Parke, yet youth does not seem to be abso Jutely essential to success as a , RE Is the case of Jobnny sin Stance, Singleton is the oldest jockey mounts in America. BY k in 1902 Singleton won the & Louls Derby on Otis. That was over o and Singleton wag far youngster at that time, © cms to have no trou, making the weight, a trouble enced by so many jockeys as grow old. However, he is very nis age. is his reply to all ries, altho it is a well gpecial jfact that he is closer to 50 | pears to be a good match. Every jockey shines in a © second bout will be between | feature of his work. Alertness * LAFAYETTE TO Jack Richmond and Phil Sheridan, | post has always been Singleton's | PLAY OUTFIELD » th willing lightweigt and the| Standing point. He has won | | ette, young Oakland |Ppener will see Young Fosse and | race at the barrier. © field ex. | 58 Aragon in jon. | ward.| Druxman announces that he will ‘carol the election returns from the OCCIDENTAL TO MEET TROJANS ; 1 Cromwell this wee! bie in this treat in the! be betwee Mack and Billy Morrow, This eights put up one of nal bouts ever cal ring a month or so ag: ; Fredd these leht pair of ligh’ Trojan thik ola tween the points which Oy larg idental may make. crowd {5 ant A NE of the craziest bits of running, incidentally one off |funniest things I have ever seea@ ie he ball field, must be cz | START WORK lthe latter city. Altizer, fo Cleveland was playing Ch | Cleveland, was playing with @ Charley Paddock, spe SLASH SPORTS rsa hie Gating oxi A traded player always likes his best against the team that} That the faculty of Harvard unt. nm for the Olympic games soon. ‘him loose. may tak to curtail | He is due to arrive in San Francisco| Late in the game, with Clewil activities at the Crimson in-| this week, returning from a lecture |jeading by a fairly comfortable stitution, of a feeling that |tour of the country, en route to his | gin, Altizer reached first bese ae intercolle sports are being given |home in Pasadena. Part of his work| single. One was out at the # too prominent a position, was inti-|will be done in Frisco in company Since Chicago needed a elt mated recently by J. W. D. Sey. | wit addie Sudden, Stanford track | runs the batsman flaghed the secretary, for infor tion. man. {run sign. Altizer was off with isha et ~ BSBA BDaPaT Ditch. The batsman hit a ling BROADWAY NEEDS MORE MEN [into George Stovall's hands TO ROUND OUT TRACK SQUAD | ball and touched the bag, de. BY JACK HOHENBERG | Wilfrid Reeves. Not having > The coacher at third, (OACH MARSHALL GOODWIN, | ton’s phisique,- Reeves is at a dis-!have some fun at Altizer’s Cc RR RCH advantage. He proved to be an|yelled for him to slide into se able quarter miler last year, and} He did. Then to make the play. way hi having | with added experience, should make | Stovall threw the ball over the tough with his Tiger | good time in the one tap event. [er’s head who covered {ntd 6m inder squa 7 lacks weight) Jim Drumheller, diminutive high | field. peste aA ae aulters. He could) and broad jumper, probably will be} Altizer raced for third. Ji j other hurdler ell 88 &/the high point man in most of the |mingham recovered the ball] f capa nter Piger meets ‘ar, It is ex-/threw it over Bill Bradley’g h uation this third. Getting to his feet at eted that Drumheller will enter Always ®@ champion: ‘the high jump, the broad jump and |hest of the coacher, Altieee Broadway seems to]the hundred-yard as well @8/madly for the plate. Bradley ti to of the also/the relay the ball to Nig Clarke, the Gi The best} ¢ Meister, weight man, is turn-|catcher. The throw had Alte in George and under the | feet ing out for baseball, for! new rules, is not eligible to partici} Clarke purposely failed to’ at least five points in every track him, ‘Then to cop the climax1@ pate in track, This leaves the meet. Norton won the all-city half | Tige without a dependable weight | ed Altizer out in my best Vom mile last year and 4s expected to crowd was in an uproar oFet! man. Coach Goodwin is on the lk off with the same e this} watch for prospects, however, and | mdicrous situation. year Altizer protested may develop a man before the end Another handted me roughly, islot tho season. _ 2 spended for life if Both Set World Marks ot unt the met tt Ewing brair a better elusive HARVARD MAY prep- ve steps letic an & rest at Broad. mentor school, is a en ria as couple ¢ Th r year is acute Iship contender, have dwindled ra at the 7 bet in the squad is Car Norton, who may be counted o} dash on time tr wa middle distance man Not until the next inning {learn that he had been 4 |at first and all his running Then he apologized.” CRYSTAL Second and Lenora & fonal Athietic Club, 2 ate Druxman, Matelil —MAIN EVENTS “CHIC” RO . of Oakland, Calif. EME WiNptre FREDDIE MACK The nee a 6 Rounds BILLY MoRROW of Spokane OTHER ALL-STAB pouTs First Ront Starts $:30% Tickets on sale at Joe BE dental and Yee! Cigar Store, 1408. Third Kelter & b Abie Hotel Nidg.: Jim Puratey ece: Druxman’s perry Austin & Salt, Inte Ninth Ave., corner Olive. Ringside Ge LEFT, CHARLTON; RIGHT, BORG This picture was taken a few seconds after “Boy” Charl-| ton of Australia and Arne Borg of Sweden had broken the} Charlton did it in| and won the race. Borg’s time was Both marks bettered the world’s record, 10.61 4-5 seconds 10,59 2-5 seconds, LT is es