The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1924, Page 12

A LUCKY PUNCH KEPT FIRPO OUT OF “BUM CLASS” W ORLD'S W ORS PRIZE FIGHTER IS READY TO QUIT THE RING WITH NEARLY Fh BY JOE WILLIAMS . © general 4 a does right,” sald Britton to me . ted pla ¢ the * t ae ow + é . psey and COD . e e bis . t Me “ even punch right . - st . fight pe ’ y f N EW Y ‘ a t " y and that ppored ve all he t f xd - a 5 =. y fighter 1 sort plon’s pre I \ . ang 1 1 can do n't let anyone te you t persecut t s king & t ’ . < s ™M 2 fields v preced ft “ . The truth is I never aw a worse ol that this - ery would P « . : Rick forni y 1 p \ fighter anywhere 5 aff 1 put a é abe J » t ' ‘ ‘ 2 b r thes ° bina ¢ ° Ki, v t respects t ‘ fle Thru Now wel — =s ee Lucky Punch ’ was 6 . z , for Good griet-otrich _ ale i a a om Made Him 5 punch ever landed Britton’s Dope , ose . ¢ against - ' ehte a t = t a f six seven be ‘wer szing J s Was Right ring Charie einert thvater prett for t worst fle climbed to his feet, swung a wild mate 0 ) of Firs Had | It built around him the glamor of There is nothing this fellow " and again Firpo « enact the w IGES Carmen and ( Vic Klee, Ohio State Star ) Oak Staff Bercot Box | ——| to Be Best win Great Draw in Minors Sub Quarterback Who Saved Game for Idaho Hasn't “a + Played Since Pullman Game; Case Isn't Settled) oi Jack oat visit ited Inglewood | A versatile gotte } Welters Put on Brilliant If Johnson Takes Club, | | Yet; Washington State Dangerous eat ay anther aden cae ceailon tha ee : Fight, Both Scoring Oakland will ? Have | HEN Wast : key-dip. Secretary Frank Byers t9|¥ ‘ ' t for No-Count Knockdowns Six Splendid Pitchers Morigen put oe Johnnie Dreher is going to | ‘ quarterbac 4 i t {ge wear Jimmie Stirrat’s kilts at H a 1 had three touc! the Saint Andrew's nquet . “ : had won out, 19 to ¢ That's the daly ‘wee he'll fool - ; Talk went the rounds that Reget! ‘ doorkeeper § was se ying the charge being that an ; Tight v lee at me | he had been an 3 instructor : ved gi : 4 DS se Bate yay Sates od t liana. Coach Matthews denied that R was a profe . ie Of hit He's got aoe ‘ } , but the fact remains that Reget hasn't played in bur-rrerr © links, 8 ho game since. i] ts not ripe } Whether the case will come up at the conference meeting ourne 7 vert f will be « bs ving geal hit roun it month remains to be seen, but Idaho will lose that|Ciuntry clun nest sume : p Bercot game if Reget is proved to be ’ ease x x and and dropped Johnson led all the Amert pro. 3a y ceili en ler 7 m like ot a pr Cappy K ater t0) Sorters alt Mahlentad anh him A Pvagit league pitchers in victe won ral ‘Ossi That defeat waa fust one of the|#hoot t uree than) y 1, dl yor . tato, There sce) Rene tough ones sustained by Washing-| @wcks orn shane wih Ws Waid Ga voor " ne count season t te this ye | nes nex turday 18 . t weathered and had ° ut he took some pretty be the la 1 tt doe: ictorie ‘ Chatter of Football on igen tite p dotee vite . 1 + hea | at pitch alone will make the * Pacific Coast Duncan Albright made the trap |, Heree med ¢ Oaks @ dangerous tea: rm at the first green at the Lake |! with | Sater a i iiow will Tdahe fare oe Sa y Shore course and parked there : chi tl Bes ington Huskies when they for the rest of the day T second round was fast and around #eco f the Btadium Sat the vi * k Wash e oh b a . Bay City uv j i ‘ Last week Wash pe . } : having knock: nda y) — th ti as ¢ , the katie cee According to information on the ¥ United F Johnson ‘eames m r ade to Carmer | If Idaho wins nd George t nmvert. trys-for I Kk the f Geren cn hee tee) 0 88 Y Your M nt | ae oo on four Star Quarterbacks . Being Blamed on Henderson | Ge oul a Ri a A s ° He has a wealth of material this year, |fornia, altho } and then haa Di d Dust te 28 aes sens vee wt oe 2 kee, Sermon : in High School Football |_Dismon Pasadena game ni ne } ketba 1 of flier several Bate for him, |} and ¢ bes! flared b es bv » Wills, Renault and Tun- | © _ oa Te, Matis r I": BEEN a long time since the Seattle High School te league teams are expected to lw n eparation vie Z >» the heavy pai ey bi een > dow io b tor Biprapes ond 0. A. ©. wit met tn thee |work in preparation ney Won't Fight St.) haia» ° ito, |] sees 7 pace wey nad been) L Football league has had such a wealth of good quarter-| fut, cown, ‘he number Gouth, during ithe neither ‘team bas dove anvihing | SE Paul Battler Now | Reams trait aetna | tt of the tena. | Dacks. the spring training trips this year EEE se wackington, i eusht to bes ; wil speed up play and do away | ‘€ With Carmen doing the cleaner] Four boys have played some fine games at the pivot PO-| with the exception of the Florida re Bitter battle |Seals Buy Brower BY HENRY L. FARRELL | with the low ecore games caused |/°"4 the bit stiffer punching sitions, and when it comes to choosing the All-City man |*rt district | EW YORK, Nov. 10—"Every|| py the fiver Jefense. Lemke's id be given a shade this year, it’s going to be a tough job é t believer , i ee gh job. “Red” Ki Bee tens 2 pret tre From Clevelanders INE A pats) | cowed bacceation bets poate for hin axgresalveness.| Tongia’ Butler, of Broadway: Joe McGuern, of Garfield;|. “Red” Hilleter expects to take his : MMGIAE thrwout the 5 poasthia Ore- |S. FRANCISCO, fight player either basket, ||. ating "| Bob Garland ’'R vel a Dud Stai fw Seattl *|tossers for preliminary work to El. e Ron, sd ony one oat of playa ta the a k ‘ i will fhe tia . ao a rN ny pare " ud Stair, o est Seattle, |xinore not springs again in the ‘ b @ game and used only 11 men ler and first bas a : ° t are all high class men. | \ | spring. = i a eed aa urchased from come ; r Murphy gave Ted Snyder| Tho other pivots in the league Movies to Aid | wry q sa faoenia te being made » slight favor. na genes J weight match mke is wa ping tn the aix-round : experience, but the Pgh : T N Larry Gardner, for years a famous fm the local betting tn the gam tn | nn: iad itka Sik Valine ‘encieleilea| i fea in a ¢ kept Snyder so|hamed are good enough for an ~ third saéker in the Amer ee secerday Chat will ‘no tgete dhagad Pept Seat if same thing late yest picked team: 5 e ne himself that the/Prep teams in this section } ennis ovice has Cas, tea p35 rth ser ‘Coast championship. 19 r % tited to get a better rallor heavyweight didn't have a is perhaps the best run: The U. 8. Lawn Tennis associa- |! team in the Texas league 4 ——— Pate pt s nin Kk of any of them, but for)] tion has five reels of slow motion || ny Jo any ts body |#!!around ability this set of pivots || pictures measuring more than 5,- Billy Speas, former Coast league ©; Edmundson Scouts» = put Manford back | : nas ; es badiy|™Atch up pretty well Ne toe ad ag gc riety joutfielder, {s still playing ball. He ‘en the football map and Andy Smith has Rob re Garden on December . hi od ft In - country to help novices an: 7 or Cod: t om other powel | Ma ured in the NS aia wine GR. wesnioss for Cage Material |,,; GAMES SHOULD BE enthusiasts in general to improve || isaivat once at paper cde ee ve © Battle wo game, last Satur . Jeon, varalty basket Sheri@an|PLAYED EARLY their play. Those who were «: nis Menta he dicate year and | is one of his main beer interested | pu bit} The Garfleld-Roosevelt and ,Bal-|| ped are Bill Tilden, national cham: || 3 fam ‘Three most snecesstal coaches a ; han Inter : and Tabit 14 It ax al z a u ha entice noggin ge engage gee tees vag) on the line, and Maddoc thin ected Vaaea 1 r rounds, |!ard-West Seattle games are so im-|| Pon; Miss Helen Wills, national Claude Derrick, a Seattle shortstop |for a few weeks, three or four years ago, has quit the game. ‘8 system of open football | wants to get him read “er n big husky fellow {Portant in the prep rac Saturday || women’s champion. William John- y regon ht to work on {that t should bo played early |] 80m, former national champion; and before the firetJ9 the duy, #0 as to permit those || Vincent Richards, Olympic cham- y far Sayles|f@0s who wish to see the pion; R. Norris Williams, former the Un Idaho, Gus Dor! from Canada, went rt Madigan at 1 wonderful success TEBB WORKING HARD jotre ‘ style of play. CORVALLIS, Nov. 19.—0. A. C. ‘son the % thurib, ity squad. tho canvas twice and the/®c!0ol frames and the University || national champion; Gerald Patter. || ay tented highiy |! hard at work for the contest | aj) of Washington pley Iater in the|/ son, Pat O'Hara Wood and Nor. | gael don’t forget that Gonzaga has |! h Oregon here, Saturday. Coach After’ “pathy convinesd. Ghat. Gib Carlson won the ve gion ge fo take in both games,|| man E. Brookes of the Australian chissler is dotng everything to de-| 7 Gad & pretty fair year, too. | +The Spokane team Mi Idaho tn a) y |] Davis cup team, and Manuel op the already powerful kicking |» was not wanted by the out-/ Byll Montana Will mite Al in the opener | RoosevELT LIGHT Alonzo of the Spanish Davi ieoreiess garne at the start of the sea-| °° Yrrite Toby, lanky Aggie wine ; are for the hie Ct Ad Schacht was the third man in] PAVORITE eee § is cup ion and hasn't lost « game ret. defeat-| . le, the ¢ r Wrestle Mike Yokel «!) of tne tients ond tne «|. ivi tae td re rar aca Whitman, : a aeee proves Gibbons-Norfolk match. pi srontana, he of the famous | Freeman and n,|_ The fighting Roosevelt eleven will Malta) bys aes In the Whitman game two successive MNEELY THE r Nett Git has been considered the) 4 gave nll of the decisions show {earn the championship if the Ted-| y @ victory and a de Whitman kickoffs were run back for me “a = gs ae the rdiess © Garfield| The addition of Dud son and continued jt in the world | shown officially deserve that po-; Montana has q hen regan of thor arti id Star has : e one: a & reputation as 0 kla id an. Bids iar ; reat Beaitie a 4 |serten, sition a moat artint aklan e games which were forfeited. The |Mmade West Seattle dangerous, This FRISCH “TURN HITTER” defeat by West Seattle didn't do/Should bé a whale of a game when Frankie Frisch {s a turn hitter, | ies * to Be Settled Garfield any good, and Rooeevelt | they get together. batting right handed against south-| pa | | paws and vice versa. He prefers SEYMOUR IS PLAY batting left handed and ts more dan on Saturday Y GREAT HALFBACK [FRIDAY : a AKLAND, Cal, ¥. 19.—Def.| Almost oingle-handed Russ Sey-| Queen Anne and Lincoln will play gerous that Ze = iV GAN Jnite announcement of whether|™Mour hus kept the Ballard team injon Friday of this week. ALES 7 WwW SBN Her Johnson of Washington and|the high school race this year.| These teams aro fairly evenly u.~ GE COOLS WIG 1NouU coULDutT jeorge Welss of New Haven will|'This great scoring halfback 1s wind-}matched and while they haver y How HUM. jink up @ sensational prep school|/been able to do a great T HEAR THe LAZY will wrestle Mike Yokel ht movie phis, in Portland ton jdiea dofeat Gartield Saturday as feat or tle for Roosevelt, can still ht In the world next d by Austin & & now Gf NES, ~TAKT WAS A PRETTY SPEECH VOU GAVE LAST NIGHT To MR ST. CLAIRIA YouR PSYCHOLOGY oF deal In P Nth ta) A buy the Oakland Coast league ba c > Tow Wim AWAY eu SOUP, WE : this season they lclub will not be made before Sat THREATENS JFROMA WIS ¢ CAKES Metic career this year, and West|their big games AWS pio a Jurday, according to announcements| Seattle must stop him to win Sat. [have played fighting football. Fes means MARRIED Lire low mp au CREAKING OF > Fut tie at COFFEE WITH] {here {urday hey meet at Denny field. Be 14 =k . e ACKLE ie TR Ve} | Sonnac A ols vo taken} eX GIVWG HIM THE MPREGSIA SPAR ANID “TACKLE OTMER Spier | TRACTOR! «| | n and Welsn have taken} IK © ja“ uti] [a8 sin of is Osknot san" ran) Fuente and Winsor Come Out PAPER ARE is 000 a ey money rs avait trea 1m |discussion of tho proposed deal be-| f Hi di Fi h S d ] TUCK ON THIS) |twoen Cal Ewing and Del Howard, 9 I ing in ig) t Scanda SE. |majority owners, and other stock-| [| 08 ANGELES, Cal. Nov, 2 gusted and thru” with his bulky holders In the club. Tony Fuente, Mexican heavy-| charge. Tho option money was posted yes-|Welht, and his manager, Fred] J, afoNell, local banker, told the rday with the stipulation that) “Windy” Winsor, have promtsod to} district attorney he had known Ful- 000 mote must be posted Satur-|como out of hiding today and Joln/ton in the East and talked with ay morning. Tho purchase price! ¥ Fulton, Minnesota plasterer, /him “before the fight,” | tentatively fixed by Howard and Iow.|{n denying that Fulton's 30-second | jing was announced ax $250,000, aj “Knockout Monday night was pre AS-THE TROPICAL WINDS GEATTLY URGE \ THE CLIPPER ) TOWARD THE MYSTIC 4 PORTS OF ASIAS AV ME ALAG, WAT YOU RULED THis HOUSE, THAT YoUR WoRD WAS LAW, AND THAT You COULD CoME AND GO AS NOU PLEAGEDI. YES, Vou DID A LOT OF TALKING, « BIST You DIDNT Say AUYTHING! A WALTZ UP A GANG Gloss‘Comb A few drops of this liquid tonic means pose and lustrous hair combed all day; refresh- ing, pleasing, not sticky. At drag se otetsee and wnat shops “A friend was with me and he | asked Fulton how he felt about the jfigure which the would-be pur.| arranged. , |Serap. To my amazement, Fulton jchusers so far havo balked at meet-| Fulton and his manager, John ©: !said he was going to quit to Feunte thie |Reddy, are at liberty under $1,000/and was to get $7,600 trom. Winsor Johnson left for Reno Inst night|bail each, charged with a misde-/for doing #0," McNoll was quoted |for a short vacation and will return|meanor in violating the state's anti-| jas saying, Weiss ia bbawken 3 here, prize fight law. This charge ¢ pinta ra Fulton and his manager were ree the big plasterer de- nied, declaring that he had ‘The Spokane Dibjo teacher who has {cited to appear torn preliminary cven talked with McNeil before = 5 {| ne into the fight game ought to| hearing Friday afternoon. event. | | ) MAY VA ; ‘The slant) Minnesotan refuwed t0 |," pond: for’ IeGnte atid tie mate, or : Z answer qitestions put to him by ker, Fred Winsor, will be put up > = }Chief Deputy District Attorney today, W! Ms ( Gloss- Comb ) , : |Buron Fitta. today, Winsor telephoned the United Reddy, however, said tho fight” “wwe hay ‘i rant © Arranged for bond and looked suspicious" to him. Heide! oun attornaya will handle the: mat nied that ho Knew anything of Alton Winsor paid oa t fand raid he was “als. | arate ree neces wish the public would withhold Judgment until all the facts aro ROBERTS AND {i HARPER MEET Eddie Roberts and Bob Harpor t aro fighting alx rounds !n Tacoma sunny D Mesias letra tomorrow night. In his last start is the wet weather : Roberts surprised everybody by|{ od service uniform stopping Te Krache in one round. for the regular men Harper fought a draw with Joe NK YOU Fiflen, Ahotwunn, Pe~ J who make every Simonich here some time ago. cer ane a 7 Someone wilt e day count: ~» It's the second meeting for Harper 1 ne Md abet Sehrabaaher Ries. & Us, ity Adare CL eeiike BAT EASE and Roberts, the former winning a beled decision in Seattle last pring. OLD - FASHIONED Goose & Turkey Shoot! Send for Sample Bottle Mail coupon and 10¢ for genera trial bots, Normany Products Oo., posit MeKiniey Ar,,Los Angele I,