The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1924, Page 11

HONDA eae THE SEATTLE STAR caaueree 5 ee §}LUIS FIRPO AND HARRY WILLS WIND UP TRAININGFOR BOUT Ri | Heav weiohts In the Mai | Cougar Coach Takes Rap at Loren Murchison Helen Wills Is SOUTH PARK t Riva y p—4 to | eMiajors | Latest Ruling on Kick-off, _ Sets New Reco d Again Winner IS WINNER . ' 1 LEGE, I = , me, esp : . * . ay aa Battle Thursday Night «: ? : | tren, Marin, ark in California. iF 4 -— t * a ane yp rate ti mot deny o| ekkeLex. ca 5.—Seven | firt game-of the intercity ner e4 Even Money Bets Likely When Two Fighters Enter ' , all y when he wen pitiiccne gsr saree i ae Kee ot ; ie tim Ring at Jersey City; Wills Is 7 to 5 Favorite Among ti ‘ciseie as . “ “ ' . cou paeeogp fy. om. ~ i : sist Bettors Monday coded et ot ads in fi my at the B i I ‘ ut caret | Figen ’ o . . en . “ H EW YORK, Sept. 8.—Luis Angel Firpo and Harry Wills)] ts: sents trois iting ; he | “Another change in the ruling is |far bette t mpertant of th e ‘ iy de aspirants for the world’s heavyweight championship, ; war prs es A Se een tant mae eo nha vagy a weap reap init fa ica’ who are to meet Thursday night in Tex Rickard's Jersey : be When the actually in: the, afv—tian lect the|” The an been making the third “The P Ome City arena, pulled up in their training Monday, Hehind the geod piching of Luque and (ft ¢ yard line hands of the thrower, Beeause it|survey of the past plaon « x Mr M a { Wills knocked off work entirely at the Southampton | % oy auvaen yee 60 Jong 4 | hus been hard for the referee to | analyzing the and he| Bundy, 6-3, 6-4 tyre Hi lp aeokih’ cl Ai Sento Noi aes sent hte: Gaseh th tions die ee # mode as t y the ball |wateh both te man with the ball|now says he knows ie has to| Ray Casey, Pacitic rthwest| The © 9 1S Wee training camp. He will do no more boxing trying to keep|*t & third p ih sci tikes, teedinaniaes: AK Wien wean’ ‘hoon rhea ? ~ - il uy B himself on the fine edge he had attained by six weeks of} vidios hh hed t ack t “ rhe ap ga pont et We mb * “4 4 aoiee lee ne tag rv rae tt 3 ; 4 j } f lig’ 5 , behind © matted ty kno oO are his depend mn me: vgles, d i o> day a eae training with only a few light exercises. | ene Naha 8 nites ty field ineligible to take the bat im Roberts, 6-3, 6-4, 3 bo a} Firpo will continue to work for two days. He intends} the seceng| ‘eam. Wow; from: the entirely out ¢ The finals in the men's doubles| Helen Wills and Mrs. Bundy I to box today and tomorrow in Madison Square garden and eames PB IE chncynd a\e soso ed Tuesday, “Helen Wills aciusion of pia —— - | then will go into seclusion in|} tne ned Sox knocked Ogden off the brought into play on the 20-yard team may sees pees: Sap: Sone OT het ee ee his Washington Heights)}! 7 rat | tine ma, such as ®& choice be talking, ~ Yan Ss ave apartment aw 1 “It was claimed that the T-ing| yardage and taking the ball aying real | rs Se : [he up of the ball slowed down™ the are some circumstances when tt “ Pl d L ning th of going stale that nanatbiateneanmn aaatane _ : a peers — - e ASE [Me evponcnt taces. He hasn't work r ay as long or as hard as Wills D Nd e 1 Home Game wi: 2s 207 aily Doings of The Star’s F Folks °- betting today at about 7 | ome Game mins stays stout 70's." unny oO ° EW YORK, Sept. &—Finishing! wii hack him simply because he is thelr se t hem esterday, | a fig cause he gave Jack 1" a “ ke » such f t u | F om Se Yankeca Demos) sucha peting am Yent THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS gr ¢ th lett a = Clevela: nook HOLDER ’ 4 sie (MAN cia i : that even money will = | Wifi ies ey | sy boca Fs rT me nto WAT SPULDS! \ - : e s. Firpo might even be the : S A SECO \ WAITLE YUH HEA \ atfected n favorit use of the fear that amar ll. | ~ ? ~ ret | if ss \__ [7H Rest omtus - weir| fhe American Ieague. Both the| Willa has overtrained und is stale. NEVER MIND a Hii] MOMMY . TELL GN WENTMs eRe [—— Ymks and Senators lost, while the Bui sewer - WHIT — IVE —_* F RaW] | 2 or fot Uff 200 Crs arte OFF Tigers were winning the sixth , ‘ 1 II FRIJOLES b Th TRA HE LOOKS g gouight game from the Indians uilders Brick Gor MY BYE ; if \ COOKIN omrThiEY ARON AM HE: HEE-/ ‘7 The Giants are clinging desper . > i y wan aaaestl 7 sisly to their lead tn the National and Todd $8 In } " { WONT wevan = // " pennant race. The Giants . are cnty devta: cut, of thee Title Contest hast 14/games and they would be in| ~WULAINATING a race that found a tad position if they not ac € (ieee: tonnes! punationli (00:.t00 cumulated such « big lead Before rest piace during the last six weeks ty mit the bumps | the Seattle Commercial league season p The Pirates picked w Dad time’tol win end Tuesday night with the stumble when they fell before th@) putigers Brick. and Todd Dry Dock Reds and dropped = double teams in a battle for the champion which pushed them into t nA engine taredlert gcowagees The Brooklyn Robins co t ed Spaulding t be the sensation of the maior) Grote Rankin | leagves. They have won 29 out of oh thd coed their last 36 © and are only fame and a» half away from t Glants and one game ahead of the ‘ Pirates. Tuesday's game is to be played at SSSA South Park and arrangements 4 California yeen made looking to starting. the game at 4:30. League officials are Links Tourney = =": pen Starts Monday |"\..:"" to have the cha 1 in the e, but are awaiting the 1, MONTE, Cal, Sept. s—|Sanction of the Todd players. é J S | The Seattle Commercial league has g 1S EASY TO iliant weather and two fast} gue Z ” Lobugrattin and te fAet! enjoyed its best season from the $ Z es Ma e RUN DOWN!” curses stimulated 350 golfers to Phope for the best golf in their lives When ‘the first qualifying round of he 16th“ annual California state amateur golf tournament started} bere Monday. The best goifers of the Pacific | (east, with the exception of a few 4 ie went East to compete tn the! BROKEN INTO LAST NIGHT AND TWO featern. amateur, have gathered | : j A fee to attempt to litt the crown| py ose BbEGY WHIPS AND A TON OF HAY > A Ws. m young Johnny MeHush of san | British Polo Star | \STOLEN— Pon, ? 19 E , " (Copyright wa tana ie Francisco. | ¢ ° - \ ? The first pair teed off at 7:30 Hurt in Accident eee ———_——- & m and it will be 3 p. m. before| NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—Luls MOM N PO the last duo gets under way, so | Lacey. captain and star back of the many are the entrants Both the| British polo team, ts incapaciated standpoint of the unusually large | following developed and the interest occasioned by the tight battle for the cup. Either of the two teams playing Tuesday night are, in the opinion of many baseball followers, entitled to enter the proposed playoff for the amateur or sem!-pro cham pionship of Seattle. Peddie ‘| by an accident and may not be able coheageckegd Pre tea iy cha: Gimmcgtoe: eae the tet 9 . Aha eel aiciency - nis 1S THE GREATEST ie | the international cup matches) S je} GHT YOUR SS sani tenia i : | against the American defenders. by MAGIC MUD ~ JUST LOOK . - COULD HANE - AFTER THE PEOPLE BIG TOURNEY - -appperetgy diy |. CGM cea leglel EC GEE THE TRANSFORMATION IT'S ce i } FAMILIAR. ‘ 4 i SEARED: Champ, to Referce gor cavr || BS |] OSS Re tnacen or WAUKEGAN, mil, Sept. —one| at Monday Battle RECALL YOUR }}| * . THE. BEAUTY INOUSTRY undred and thirty players were| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %—Jack | Rea bry cheduled to tee off at the Gienn| Dempsey, world’s heavyweight cham- | Fiota Country club here Monday, pion, bas been granted a referce's | for the Iiltinois open golf champion-| license and will officiate tn one of stip. Most of the leading players) the preliminaries to the Jack Ken- tn the Western open championship *tlt-Georgo Godrey heavyweight ae at Chicago are entered | match Monday night. G the got, Mat are Bul wtei-| Tunney Is Favored Louis, new Western | | {yn champion: Jock Hutchison. | to Win Over Greb ieago, defending tlinois state) CLEVELAND, ©. Sept. §—Gene m; Jack Burke, St. 1; | Tunney of New York, light heary- Harry’ Hampton, Canton, 0.; Em- weight champion, was tho favorite Matt French, Youngstown; Leo] to win over Harry Greb, middie-| 1, Washington; John Black,| weight title holder, in Monday's 10- Wehita. and Eddie Heid, St. Louis.! round no-decision battle here [EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO) (M4 ON MY WAY UP INTO THE MOUNTAING TO SPEND THE WEEK GOING BACK|| ONLY Goi’ TO BE HERE 1] a FEW DAYS MORE (0 om= Foe CASH — 257 And (oOo ONT MOM,TaG went || Wty, TAG-YOU AN KICKED \NOULDNT Do A H pe i se THING LIKE THAT 4 |§) AWFUL LOT-AN' ; || TTANKYA [- OUSHTA SPANK WHERE DID WWELL, L CANT "ZACT TAG RICK BLL, L CANT uy SAY WHERE BCAUSE - BCAUSE H AY BACK WUT TURNED AN'T WO2 LOOKIN’ ANOTHER way! T KNOW WHat (TS VT, But 1 SHOULO (TS ABour ENOUGH !