The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1924, Page 20

‘aro, the New About Fights THE SEA‘ TLE STAR and Fighters BY LEO H, LASSEN | } ae ey | AN BERNARDINO, Cal., March 14,—Pancho Villa, world’s flyweight champion, is in Los Angeles. He can't fight there because of the timidity of Los Angeles pro-} moters in using champions in} the four-round game. He is expected to meet Teddy Silva in Oakland soon. Villa ex-! pects to fight Frankie Gen-| York boy who} has beaten him twice, in af near future in Gotham. rye NG NATIONA pino bantamwe sensation in Los 4 won 20 straight ¥ Kio Grandetta badly night, He is fast an real comer, ISTA, a Fi . is the latest AM. LANGFORD. {s out as a fight promoter in Le Angeles. He will open up the Madi eon Square Garden club there soon Langford {ts popular tn the Ce al} city and may go over big as a pro-| blossor { California's great, middleweight, fights a re: turn go with George Manley, the|' Denver battler who beat him re cently, scoring a knockdown against him. Colfmas, one of best cards in the four-round gs ts for a return go with Man’ and nxious | ¢ *% FLOYD JOHNSON TO BOX IN SEATTLE RING IN FEW WEEK@ Regulars Victors, 4 to 2, \in Tilt With Yannigans Brady and Crane Make Flashy Double Play; Two- Game Series With Chicago Cubs Is Billed to Start Today; Killifer Expects to Work Whole Squad BY LEO H. LASSEN AN BERNARDINO, Cal., March 14.---Red Killefer pitted his regulars against the Yannigans in a_ six-inning game, the first real workout for the Indian tossers here yesterday, and ihe regulars won,.5 to 2. Bogert, rookie outfielder, and Lane, regular center fielder, hit home runs over the short left field wall Pigg Plummer, Lasley and Monahan worked on the hill, | with Pigg showing a lot of speed, I ly and Crane turned ina nifty double play that was one of the bright features 58 {of the game. This duet will Many Dogs : a th i ket one Dag | Judged at x3" : Pool Show ~ = COLE opened the Sound Kennel! club stal Pool Thurs. h more than 350 | Com Matsters Have M eet The schedule for (ms H JIMMY ARBUTHNOT'S / freshmen wrestlers will have g is as follows: Bel collies their first outside match eyhounds, ples, 10:30 a. m. aniels: cocker, field, springerg w Russian wolfhoundas, 2:30 to 4; Irish terriers and airdales, 0 to 10 p. m. nt, when meet the A. team at th: matches are schedul Some Contestants in Dog Show Here Heavy Star Were are three ts Rom To the right {4 Roman's the extreme r dog, owned by Father Camerin ts the only one of hia kind in the Good Crowd Perey Egtvet, Varsity Track Star, Is Out for Two Weeks: | Is Assured for Tonig ht po AUSTIN 1 t sy week pairing oft tho might in th In Ishil, orowlera entered in the 1 by I parcr EGTVET, premler Wash ington weight throwe nd Jump. is laid up for two weeks with a! f water oy. the knee. Dr. Don who n looking after ud Games .: een Lake M. E, church five ated the fast Spalding team, in a thrilling: ba est last nigh! for Fives Win | Is Visiting Folks Her Boxer Who Has Met lard, Renault and ers, Will Appear Som BY TOM OLSEN | Y JOH SON, the ion in the h next few the ia es > has gained immer vout the East for by met Jess Wiley hampion, ee dian he worlds igh fact that his homey nd always has bee ver fought in a jai low recently pundiaid and mother a big fine th his ring earnings, ) He arrived here Sunday New York and expects to fn inese parts for a number off Green Lake \sscano roms 9 is IN TOWN ther noted boxer arriy ek, in the person of ty 8, the Filipino lightweight: rman battle at the years ago. He was quite g on, was a hard hitter and ence pleaser. ‘ The FS lpino started srork Gity at the Austin & Salt the i Yjappeored to be in good shape , mn will be seen on a near future. the first ga an old Wash: t the winning bas eohmer distance in a@ one-|turn see ao brace Mando Phillips and ttling for the city others | Fr ¢ en Rois ar 28 W it 1 Ber. wover, with | th velin and ing it are ptain Ed Ferry, Cec ri Red ¢ auch of his mid-year form. |Langford, the lightweights who hed such a great scrap here last |have been re-matched, and will bt |the specie! event spot of this card. McBride won a close rquiet for Munson, Day | ‘ankland for Day, ind the H , M fer i, omplre ‘MEUSEL SOON ("= IN TRAINING MAYS STARTS pos ert na oe ee | AS REDE is expected to atrive at the Yankees! training camp Saturday. Meusel's| Carl Mays, former, Yank will complete tho roster of | made his initial appearance asa FRESNO. “GOLFER Will do most of the catching, with| Yanks expected at the camp. Man-| pitcher Thurada RD Matlock and p more tolager Miller Huggins ts giving all his/ nati club played a game with f BREAKS RECO help hi men long, hard workouts [dianapolis outfit at Plant City, Petgr. Wilhelm, of Fresno, ta tee shot ning =p heads the uppy dogs cau in next Mra. fe _ Der Coudertin, F. N. Henton's Meltor Bert Maxwell's Nita of Se- is another “Tubby” |plenty of pitchers. “Beaner’ Walby | prospect. Yes, x i Fred Huey's Susie, second, Chesapeake — Dog Pipe luxury is easily ac quired by men who know how to draw from it that sweet, soft, cooling drag. sibly one drove = y and hadia long! authorities, there. during a club Rockno refuses to discuss the mat-; match which was played In Fresno.) | ter. Withelm'a drive in maid to be a ree all —-—— ord for long distance clouts. ie etathars sce Ee | Mike MaPigue was accused of pick . : its users. It’s an Itailinn | f 2 ‘rin: [Ing his spots when he went down to STATE PREPS SON OF SPEED KING ARRIVES) Briar, Biteh | Georgia to fight Young Stribling, and | MEET IN MAY | The second Morvich has arrived. y Mori Hartoagel’s faire! | Biue O'Morn, Best The state Interscholastic track meet | will be held at Was! c Pullman, on May He js a brown filly by the Kentucky | Derby winner of 1922 from Goldvale| by Watervale. the bout will pack Doyle's big Ver. Ts gi! Hancock ~ JOUNNY JORDAN Galiano, lightweights, fish | 8 Seen at WORKING HERE lywood Friday. "| area oe, Herz of the freshmen will ta peared at ama: g. freshman, will go it with Niel|the le who meets Dots 2am pounds. McGary, freshman, | attle engagement: aes nine and.C. A. Taylor, are the 145-pound J, Benith's Mir oy a * . 2 ~ ‘ock ti 7 OVER SITUATION }} 3x: men. At 168 pounds, Learned, fr i tones, AG aEae if i fore nto ning will be dey, owners of the Pittsburg and Chi-| Men 3 ihe: sventon, eb with Fred Cullen, the tagged Glewolght, who ts also apy tively, met at Catalina for a Iittle| Boston ture event Ja. (he ion 4 Boy Vit. 3 : eal iat mal | A ards, of Portland, in the sme . 2 cern ——-|the Y. MC. J | 4p. @iscussed pitching staffs and outfield. eo eeanee See Xewpl | Ml’ WolaWih “ite scaprasited KUHN rH] LINEUPS, " ah r iv ireen Lake two knockouts over Truman D pubject of chewing gum. Fou Terviere—Pupry dere, emocth:, My. ARE PU. H | Brown S ) [of Everett, and has met’ a Lanes oe | OUT FOR BASEBALL TEAM | i ol mien a | dows, | wire: Sere ae EONGE WILSON and Ed Kubin. {Beckett and others, tay ar veers Stat. De. tae, Tady Bug.|QEVERAL years ago, at a time | waler'e Merst when there was a lot of compe BY SENATORS [berths on the University of Wash [and altho, he te nai President Harry Williams of the|incion nine. Kuhn aspires to fill|ena, sty, he ism Beilinghe: Plug, fir Frea|my Dougherty brought. out Bobby |Goun’e < minator, |narrett, a Philadelphia boy, who| Sacramento Chamber of Commerce | m4 Tike. is’ cn ealtticlaer ‘hoa eateries “tan Kuhn Jooks like @ natural ball ty got him a couple of big matches | ‘#® Senators ar ohn a take sie ent at the y go Rails on Apes play J takes a nico cut erty. was severely criticized for not toward filling in at the Initial bag giving the boy a build-up. petition over the country because he guve| IOWA COACH? |" evidence of preferring setups t©/ iKnute Rockne, famous Notre heavyweights. Then, when Gibbons! .ai4 to bo angling for a grid fob at| signed for Dempsey, they sald ho W3|towa next year. Ttockne wan in chance, They couldn't say that helene wit son's | talk with athleti Ditch wine D. | was doing it for a big loser’s end, tadi Nick Hoppe and B. uf eee ere ane Daal ington athlete, will referee the bouts./San Fr twith Roy Tay at 125 poun fornia city wya 2 ng | > nny Jordan, the Tacome MAGNATES TALK | : sal ry, oa ge n bouts on the/t0 become a sta in the 5 ai nd Collar : 1. Chet Duet s to start his local bir peiaeel aw: aol eneer angie. he 17 Barney Dreyfus and William Wrig mera ingle. Th t is working out’ dally cago National league clubs, respec-| Winer > ns ‘éshmen and Kerr for the Y. s of the sériesithe same card.» Cullen. tm ‘talk Thursday. The two club. owners | Sacks or, second. ¥ which Art Dolby and Donal AND SUMMARY ichards claims.to have Frs, but were strangely silent on the bits it |x Da petition. ames TOO FAST. 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