The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 24

About Fights and Fighters BY LEO H. LASSEN Tacoma Go Is Called | EvenScrap Roberts Has Slight Edge Over Veteran Califor- nia Welterweight Big Boy! are ma ble of drawi crowd to make to f Ber this mme One Moran, the New Orlean lightweight, and the other is Luis Vincintini, the ex Chilean They meet fight in New York in May and the winner of that fight may be smoked up into battle with Leonard later the month i ew York Both of have t feated re ing from Jo! cintini was bad the Shugr But th weights « chance and Winner of thir Leonard soon Villa Defends His Title Pancho king, defends his bout at Cleveland, Ap fessional boxing game has be the bum in the Ohio city for some fime because of fishy fi there a | De few years ago. The pro same coming back and the promoters are | jy dishing up a pretty swell main event‘ st. Louts for @ starter. McKenna is tho vet. | Washins\o ¢ran New Orleans bantamweight who has been going so well. If he makes the flyweight limit, which is very kely, he takes Villa's with B victory CALIFORNIANS HONOR BEAM BERKELEY, April 18.— Stewart M. ("Stew") Beam, tackle on Inst Year's Caljfornia football team, ‘Thursday night was awarded the Perey Hall trophy annually given the man voted the most valuable Player on the team. ROOKIE MAKES HOLE-IN-ONE eature ny 2 a 12-round nN p SNe gp # ES Figsety boys rid’s flyweight ound pre CAPTAIN PRATT sta a dugologis title sports and chang; | Premium on agility. «= NEW RULING Hoottger, Ferguson and Vangilder, Bayne and Severotd nolly, Lyons and fehalk. NHICAGO, April 18 Con: ( postponed, | dent Ban hnson, r | League adopted a clubs of hin tea Detrolt-Cleveland rain. game woe NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Boston . i Chicago New York Cincinnatt Pitts Brookiyn St. Louts lopening of the #0 President John: On. Altho J. C, O'Callaghan of Phila- 313 | games took considerable delphia has just started to play golf, , 3 pr the opening of the season ie already has to his credit a hol! 2g : ea American League head im one. O'Callaghan, a novice,! Bt. Loute— rR 4H. #.[Insisted that if some club Dagged the ace at the tenth hole at |Chicago 1$ 2} same league was soundly the Cedarbrook Country Club in his) 8t Lowle «ioc home district. The greens were coy 4 Hotm. ered with ice at the time. GEN. TREAT IS AWARDED HONOR) WASHINGTON, April 18 ne orl the fans | hope before th rE § | ridiculed the idea and "lharm came from the games leet at home wou! | bell rang. ni | “At New York— | Brooktyn New York | nce and Jones Boston-Philadelphia game = Brig. | 7s. red, has| Deen appointed by the war depart-|,, Ment a§ the representative of the| United States army at the Olympic ames in Paris this summer. 3 Dean and Snyder Inatwted postponed, | = | tional since postponed, | me clubs, Pittsburg-Cincinnat! game re often proved | without profitable ¥ reaction resulting. After several Nati EXTERMINATOR WINS ae héar’ that” ‘Tex* “Rickard | thinking HAVRE DE GRACE. Md., April! nas asked Leo Fiynn to return as|Stated these #8-Exterminator, the 9-year-old Kil-| match maker at Madison Square Gar. |Sartalled tg Mer gelding, increased his total earn. den. To take the position Flynn| next spring. ings to $251.496 when he won the} 1 . | must ask waivers on his large stabie| $2,000 Edgewood purse at a mile and] of boxers, among whom is Jack Re. 70 yards. 4 |nault, the heavyweight. It is not| ee | considered likely Flynn will accept years of trial PADDOCK IS BOSTON, April 17—Final details Were arranged today for a 10-round TONY PALMER WINS contest here Saturday night, be-| NEW YORK, April 18.—Tony Pal tween Harry Greb, midaleweight | mer, New York lightweight, won u cheampion, and Kid Norfold, negro | 10-round decision from Wiille Kohler, light heavyweight chamipon. Brooklyn. | Charley Paddock, “the recreation. Paddock is har knows no greater the California sprinter nt an elusive bumbdh iS DUE FOR EXHIBITIONS Some years J ago at the suggestion of Prest the American forbidding ye to play a series of games with each other prior to th Ont Red the adop- | too | tion of the rule because he felt these | sv ©" TRAVIE DA also in the trounced ') by other clubs in the spring games, | Davi a give a interirague President Johnson liked the idea of | tention among local fans, and a sue teams playing Na au |games afforded real competition and financially t al League seems to have come} around to President Johnson's way of On the best authority it is! manuel 1 games will be greatly | discontinued entirely GOLFER NOW “= OUR BOARDING HOUSE EE Zz oi ‘ 8 : I SEE YouR A TH’ BOTH OF YoU Look LiKE ean TAs TAsctA-abe® Z Z a cu \6 Zz LAST Wo BANANAS on A KINDLY HOLDYER Hosses FOLKS, ~ TH’ ELEPHANTS are COMING! ~~ WHOA JENAN fe WELL BUS ~ LOOKS LiKe You AM’ T ARE GONNA PLIV A DUET ON TH’ DRUMS Te ATTRACT “WH! ATTENTION OF “THAT GIRL, WHEN SHE “TRIPS IN DAINTILN on tH! ScENE!, Ze “TH STEMT = POLISHING UP Z| rae iis “| FOR SOME GIRL You AIN'T FUNNY SEEN VET HA~ WHY, DoT STEPS, BUT You KNOW,“THAT GIRLS PIcK OUTSIDE OF OUT A FELLA SUST—TH’ WAY SHAT You THEY DALLY WITH A Box OF ANT GAVWG CANDY 2 = 17'S TH! CREAMS Nowtidtis THEY WANT; + Not “TH Z CARAMELG J. LIM \ SS SS x S SS SK SS eS Ty Sy SN ANNAN TN TORN AAAS Xe Tm WAY LAN AMAA | NNN AU AAT LOOr MOO NM ANA 2 ANN AANANNUANAY ANAND AANA SM AA AANA ANN So SOO SQN sv] NF 1 RERESN SY Sat Z THE SEAT [ Go Get Him, Milton Is _} Preparing for Grind Speed King. Makes Great Time in Auto Trials at Dry Lake Dry a The wind he restate car several a th in hin two nd the remain of the time he ¢ the race tur i f © car for th k one-half et The him exces Spect n the cars will be the ¢ Milton, recognized as one of the is a ¢ of fant He bends « nis energies toward the Indianapolis ¢ mt and the car will drive has been in the pr jot making for a oar | bis victory heme Inst May VIS BOXES ROACH EVERETT, April 18. — Travie popular local boxer and for. welterweight champion of the Pacific coast, meets “Chick Roach ever since up| me The National League at the time | Of San Francisco in a aix-round bout no| at the tonight The bout has attracted unusual at Knights of Columbus here city house in expected to nee the bow |LASKER WINS CHESS MEET NEW YORK, April 18.—Dr, Em asker of Germany won the International Chess Masters’ tourna j|ment, which ended here last night 2 rotinds of play. Jose Capa a of Cuba finished second, Al exander Alekhine of Russia third and Frank Marshall of the United ch he fastest hu man that ever lived,” makes golf his PORTLAND, Ore., Nunes, Portland April 18.—Dan ny featherweight a Hagen ineffectiveness, but ths game | Won the decision over Joe Gorman enthusiast than also of this city, nd bout [here last night. Racehorse Roberts _ | beat Johnny Sudenberg in the semi | | windup in a 10-rou .| VILLA FIGHTS TLE STAR TWO WASHINGTON CREWS WILL RACE AT POUGHKEEPSIE | past eS | a Utah Game (1, Harris Wise Called Off Manager While Still Star Becoming | Hu | skies Not” } to Row in Once More Seattle and Salt Lake Un- I able to Play Second Game Thursday BY BILLY EVANS 5 Washington The work of ager of the will be watelmd with great terest Harris capable t « well fitt player chub HEAVERS BEATEN CRAME in is and ageous, deli hh i to roa a ! H aut ‘Whitman to . Play Husky “| Nine Today ANGELS WIN t 4 Murpt SEALS VICTORS team of Japan he ' e week. The Huskies showed! lenty of promise in these contests Ed Liston was expected to start on for Washington, while 6 of Whitman had not tonser this morning. 10 1 Read MAX MARSTON “e champloc MACK HANDS PENNANT TO YANKEE CLUB ONNIE Mack concedes the Amer can League pennant to the Yank nat armat eadn the handi of Per the sate sylvar ayer, sharing Corkran C n't nee how m, I team can McKENNA SOON beat leader of the rion ce de flyweight cham |“ re to the rest of the field the nship. ure| scramble for positions looks like a admits the a, midget Filipino, who i'n an been nelected to fe i <j toss-up to Mack I think our team has a fine chance to finish second,” says Connie “I could say the same thing about the aix other clubs, the strength [4 so evenly distributed.” leasional box: t Kenna 1 w nen Eddie Mc N ew ‘ | | |DUFFY TO BOX WELLS AGAIN star! membe team OAKLAND, April 18.—Billy Wells, the On Welce Cnglish welterweight, will meet Jim. Powliss, 69, and his brother, Eddie.|my putty, the clever Oakland boy ST, are the venerables in point, 1 who defeated Pinkey Mitchell the elder Powlins, incidentally, other night, in four rounds next Wed nesday. The bout was originally to have been between Welly and Mit chell, but owing to Duffy's victory, Oakland boy ousted thé junior welter champ from the spot. The two met before and the bout was called a draw YOUNGSTERS ON THIS ROSTER Two Indian “youths.” approaching the aixtyyearold mark, are of the lacrosse of ‘a reservation ne has two sons on the team Rickey Keeps His Promise Branch Rickey doesn't manage his Cardinals on Sunday, as every body knows. It inn't that Branch has any scruples about Sunday ball, as captious critics frequently claim Hickey made a promise back In the old, old days to a certain be. loved member of the family that he'd never play ball on Sunday. When that promise was made Mother Rickey—still with great reluctance—-gave her consent to hin ambition to become a profes: sional ball player Go ahead and tet ‘em kid you, Branch, about Sunday baseball You wern't the — first ever to make a promixe to his mother, nor yet the first one to regard it as sacred ILLINI TRACK MEN FAVORED BERKELEY, April 18.—The Unt veraity of Hlinols track team, which meets California in a dual meet here tomorrow, was believed by experts to bo primed to give the Boars a good! walloping. In two previous dual] meets Callfornia has been victor | CRIQUI SAILS MAY ¢ | NEW YORK, Aprii 18 ugene Criqui, former featherweight cham. j pion, is to sail from France on May | 2 with a challenge for Johnny Dun- dee, according to a cable received by Jimmy Johnston, Dundee's manager boy The FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOE —— F 903 Seco At Marion. fie tasty style and summer coolness of Florsheim Skele- ton Lined Oxfords offer a refresh- ing change to the man who has not as yet satisfied his feet with a pair of Florsheim Low Shoes. The Parkway lorsheim SinsGines Ave. 300 Pike St, nd St At Third Avo, peotialininateakemnaenee eee eR Henley Race Olympic Trials and Hen- ley Races Are Passed Up for Poughkeepsie BY and executive : TOM OLSEN I put it last summer fanfest tion was the up to him one day during « baseball The topic of conversa tough job had of constantly a big The delivering was polnted out “ There ts be league club is a job He stated that th by . Meisnest American Hen- to my kne d seriously trouble versity Matt Hill is c for funds Kay ny need me th t want t East play a single my play began to dete umnt work ouch with either Hill All of which would lead one to believe that Collins, of the game's greatest players, feels that the work of a star player who becomes a manager is sure to suffer. CHICAGO. Haute April 18 bantam, Filipin fight 10 rotinds at Mil- Sarieme hed to ++ ee eK Kebo), spring ARROW COLLAR Low, Comfortable t Smart.: Cluett,Peabody & Co.Inc Hewes fete. fms See You'll Get More for Your Shoe Money During AL NEEBLING’S Shoe Sale Tango, Black and Tan Calf- skin, Black and Tan Kid and Kangaroo. ‘For a Limited Time You Can Buy Our New Spring Shoes and Oxfords $5.85 $G.85 $7.85 $9.85 Fortunately, the day of advertising “Something for Nothing” is past. We are offering you, however, some values that are downright bargains. In fact, at our regular prices our shoes are far below their real worth as sold elsewhere. 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