The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 12

PAG THE LATTLE TAR ak “Seattle Club Treated.Me Untairly,” Says Vean Gregg About Fights| and Fighters: BY LEO H, LASSEN Washington Cage Squad Wins Opener Varsity Five Trims Ev- erett Y. M. C. A., 39 to 14, in First Practice Tiff m HILE Coach Knute Rockne isn't claiming ealg= . any football titles, the experts have cor c the Bre 75 Quintets ceded that his: Notre Dame te ; pe’ champion of the universe a ese “or te for kne’s proteges have gone thru spouny and Mike Gibbons | F™ "> “Ww” Tourney 1 a season without the blemish of a are the most famous box-/ ine Husky q VENTY-FIVE of the state's hich v de It is doubtful if ever a college ing brothers the ring sport | tet, was the » ach have accepted the univer team faced a harder schedule than the has ever known a ' ty vitation to compete for the & itinerar he Fighting Irist Mike, the phantom of the Phebe a ae See re A majorit ies were played ring and the uncrowned cham- | , prett AI! neeredited (away from home » leading teams from every sectior pion of the middleweig ts of | a answers are|of the country were a few years ago, and Gibb i While the regular schedule of Notre Dame has been com the leading. contender for : want yer! nleted, perhaps the biggest test eason f ts them Jack Dempsey’s heavyweight |, ter, alee] to a e in the finais| Stanford is to be met Januar feature 1e of th crown, are as different as day |, a i well and should |again and expect t the bunting | Tourname of Ron and night in the ring. ‘ Re Seen the. | fr the th t It is football histor (atta = aa ABH frm Mike Colina, Pea) t by Couch 2a: ya7™4, Saat will] ender’ snast | Football Is | : ison that the H ome Mareh ys: een ght ndeon tha titi astern tea Nifty Racket | oo ge : at a big handicap, Coach¢ : ee cane © paxt sed peatig wont nlite |\Oregon Aggies to of eastern teams that have | an a torelts iases wetao'| Ey ove of Mike : is fu Stage Track Meet play ed say the ||’ wy of : mately jt PORTLAND, Ore. Dee. 18th are only 75 per cent " day tat he “Mike was a natural fighter,” says d Allarnohk msct-for 1699 will be bald at + : Collins. “He had that fighting in a roy, see ava Pa =<4herd nessa Aah aeons. H . stinet, that natural skil makes ee Ortese. Assionttnrel oaiieer, 5 A ne ; the tant bela for great glove performers. He wa: ; ~ ah : 38. Brads) with form + als, it would , t an adept student of the game ete SI Fo dhs reer “ , t ' t t “Tommy other ha can be ex 2 f b ah mechanical fig He was A North me all he knows by his older broth Pt y . Tucks that color, dash and fi by California ROCKNE imstinct that Mike had ; . t varait tt a 7 EXP NS t tr “Against t fighters Mike wa i ao Eus Or ast oy site ue ae ’ o &@ wonder, Against poor fight t es C nut » ‘ ° le Jooked bad. This is most always the | cefensiy represented sine bale 4 up tot . t pit EE a PJ case with fighters of Mike's tempera ; yee d an tha avidtebe 3 z : ment. end of the game Ed i a : tis practically an im |W h t l W ll icra, however, is just the,oppe-| mun ot ina bunch of subs, 9econd Feather Ae ni aE | asnhington E even U site. With great fighters he is a me-| young St. Johns, a guard, looking . (Westrom Ha is | F ame at Las t Everybody Knew “Secret” «|Can Catholics Keep Up ( Pace Set All Season? Undefeated Notre Dame Eleven Was on Edge Thru- out Strenuous Season; Question Arises if Knute Rockne Can Keep Up Pace Until New Year's Day Fight Is Booked i: « tic 7m chanical workman, never reaching | best » Play H d S Wonderful heights. Against poor| Washington (39) Reverett (11) NEW YORK, I $—Kid Kap-| tt is precedent that a t ay ar rr by le tu e T wo Furious fighters this same mechanical per- | Frayn r 1 (2) |lan, Meriden e¢ Lombard wn after reaching top form m fection makes him look like a cham- » - 9) | Par ore Mad i sles bs I HERE " ; Why Phantom | Score by” period Airgas ; ; Wasn’t Champion ted t : a rtla d Fate was never the works cham nthe ve. | Hus at ortlan pion because he failed to take ad-| 4 - Protests Heard i in ean ¢ Sar tpete: taal the! Sth : oe tia eo sir rips pe MTLAND, Or Yantage of the opportunity.” contin- | f : eee gra regarded © F the |¢ niteien nia, a-Houther ever Sapa ues Collins. “He was handling his | ‘WwW Boxing Ruling nck en © high b Ke 38 c at Low J PP elaaicae ; own business when Al McCoy ruled nek moartis are fylg inthe Ur aon | Saeeee ome ways work | ‘The Huskies will meet the Oregon ’ cuxene. ‘aut K und the middleweights, He didn't go after for|nasium these days. Nothing in «| va toe har Pda hp acand pear ee Towa-Houthern Califor . the match, making more money | Brooks | long time has so riled the boys as the |}MASTER ee eae ene ee Angeles; Idaho-0. A. C fighting his own way than he could) Heferes:_ Terehy To | recent decision of the faculty athleti al . seaman: = x 2 have obtained fighting McCoy. He ith Ia {MINDS MEET is | The other big games will be Gonzaga Washington | failed to figure the possibility of|p), Flate boring w rel he tntercol It wi be & meeting of ie aston weil Goi’ Shon vend Sakae he a ay ants capitalizing the title. And when his| Big F, 1] Spsciial anypory eg tage 4 of footba ) Pris wit. as'he «Sought be opportunity did come It was too late 1g Fellows cir Sapam nde dnp rar nelud: | coached by r ts 5 Calif Oren . led kn seats o8ses as he wasn't the Phantom when he Sh uld P: vachipanie the Ato Progen ae un: | directed by the reef : bared ‘for, ts fought Mike O’Dowd that he was In O' ut dt with sf mi fo progress so far} ‘Theae two great . ern ¢ f 5 : McCoy's time U 1 Mi ; A lent k of f ot ap IN ice “It looks like Tommy ts a cinch to Pp Rea x: far : : : } . H fight Dempsey in. But I don't HEN Roy Clie, aap } ¢ fans : think that Tommy has a chance of : doing any better than he did at plot ba ,| Everybody Taking “ah ; oe ai . ! y Shelby. He hasn't improved any and ied hot Wall aia A quccess, H , f t gar ye It’s almost a cinch that Dempsey | pack a punch, and they've beth f allop at Firpo ith beds hasn't gone back much. Tommy ts @ great mechanical fighter, but isn’t the aggressive, two-fisted battler that Will some day beat the present cham- pion. He may stay the limit again, for you will remember that Tommy has never been knocked off his feet but unless he's awfully lucky he won't be the man to beat Dempsey.” Collins Once Managed Fulton SA about the same amount ence. his two starts, while Dempsey stopped | South American heavywe of experi. Cliffe made quite a hit here in} Dick Porter. lemon, but looked good They were signed Thursday for a/#¢ four-round go. Dode Ber Porter was an awful nevertheless Dempsey en hnny O'Donnell n train year M Firpo has been tomsed out of the/ tne title ia a bit ahrouded : b ‘ht cham California cleve happ ! ‘ hip and Questin R han |, os med ¥ in one of itn big] While t naméd as hig successor ~ LEADERS ‘ Rat per giphrrd |South American Boxing congress, in UNDEFE ATE D regardini |¢ ' here, punished Firpo for " t ar's title Ww x Rom f Stant 2 teh by reme t Wilson Calls Off | ive'antr't tine rwarang 'e Ctant conernct in Ih eon | "Th woubd appear to, mark the Gah eam NTIAGO, Luis Angel) in, pac Collins once managed Fred Fulton, eet: Ses if e Wi tM Villa k a the diving plasterer. dup : Fight ith Negro at ¢ tt ae Men’s division, 42; Turne In fact he handled Fulton when the | Laake fede, ar) ae 2 ve , October 10—Idaho-Oregon, at Bu apr dege ae Minnesota Annette Kellerman did his | Jy . Reyes 2 arcana ae re : Whitman.0. A.C. At Corva ipo tpi famous act with Dempsey in Jersey |Wilbert Robinson [igi Medeor ag sk er of ( tod about i; Montana-Washingten,., ati 86 Binal B'rith, 23; Nippons, 18 before Dempsey won the title. Is: Seriously Il] | Pewele™ ctiamptcc, ‘has: caliea “ott he, alleged he haa played | &t The Buick + lefented thy “Dempsey had been coming fast.”| BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.—Wilbert | wnich had been arranged by a trowton | more tha egulation tires years.» October 17—Washington-Nebraska, bwashiiston | deketea ets cet) ins, “but nobod: . re ay ee ” The virfe may not| ®t Lincoln; Idaho-Washington State, . oo into training for the tight and Ful-|en {ll severat weeks ago, while on ing e. How ber | ford The 8 i i ton, whose mental attitude was ev-|a hunting trip, is in @ serious con Suggestion to golf writern: Why | ever re Dame lo , at a hie gin 7 eee five boss erything in his fighting, figured him-| ition at his home here, according sazas' th Hobby Jones &e tha aivicl tha. to inks ' at Sob tat tone Ei ee self to win |to his physician ist of the links? . 5 “We had $100,000 worth of fights lined up after the Dempsey scrap and it looked like a big season j e Queen A gym last The Cardinal Athletic club ra “And then, a few days before the | OUR BOARDING HOUSE Hei uy ima fh af ab aa uD fight, the New York scribes began x t the Armory | playing up Dempsey in their columns. | He was something new, showed a) punch and gave them something to | write about | “Fulton let these articles prey upon | his mind and lost confidence. That's | & all that he needed to become one of | A sont 0 en?-e TRIBE OF YOU ARE Goule to GIVE A CHRIGTMAS EATERTAMIMENT !—~ WELL, the greatest heavyweights the ga S| G ALLTHRU TH’ Wo act> the National and atte everal matters I want | emcee ast Deavy weights th ae | T DOT CLAIM-0 BE CAESAR! ~ AND || hep ScENE|| MRS. HOOPLE|| | American’ league clubs wi to (tae 1 winter," Witllama | ability and the punch, but no more MUCH OF A CRITIC, - BUT || THE NIGKT THis Hats wend ||~Un HUA HE urned ‘Thursday to meet agnin Jn | said | heart th bantle chick | ig A ad 4 Wednesday He ted to interrogate | Mie: Gay becore ths. tight’ Fulton | ly WHAT I HAVE SEEN OF PLAYLET 16 WE'LL ACT Wont BE midgeaga® thom Judes | Batt California ten ipeeted {26 pounds That day the | [Y THE Show 1) REHEARSAL] | PRESENTED L NATURAL I~ wW'eMte ine would suit | who apopebiegt ett a New York papers quoted Dempsey as t - sin’ anid: thal he would Be abla:to be »-called information, itlia Being a favorite in the betting, Ful. | i pee Lee UKE A prepa tac aoa “Sees ik] prheont de hauling to auite.a tirade against | ton, reading this, was a beaten man | LOT OF LAUNDRY \ iE AUDIENCE tic c inatt Reds bought Bill the latter's attacks Before he ever entered the ring. | Te sID GHARE “HW oe f Zitecnann, “eaLnalaes of t New > “Five o'clock, the morning of the| | | FLA F py To A ain ge a Ro} Jark, N. J, club, for a price reported | -\, fight, his trainer came to me and told Mele RN |to be $20,000. Jack iricks, man me that Fulton hadn't been able to| \ Es ot tha Hada, cetera Adote Six Shoots sleep that night, hadn’t even been in Luque, his Cub tcher, to the Gi- | ae [ane tor Biiy- Terry, teat tareman,| AK€ Booked “I rushed to his room and there, on | but Manager McGraw was reported | the floor scattered all around him, | were copies of all of the New York | Dapers. “Fulton showed them to me and said that this was a serious fight for him and that Dempascy looked tough- er than he thought. 1 tried to talk him out of that attitude, but it was useless. “When he weighed in for the fight he tipped the scales at 206 pounds, having lost 10 pounds in a night. “The fight was a Joke. Dempsey hit him with a left hook in the stom. ach and crossed bis right to the Jaw | and Fulton was out in 13 seconds, Fulton couldn't even hold up his hands. Jackie Coogan could have | hit him with a lef hook in the stom- | had told him it was Dempsey he was fighting. “That ended my business connec tions with Fulton.” | HOLD RE-DISCOUNT RATE | NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—Directors of | the federal reserve bank announeed today following their board meeting they would not inrrease the prenent | rediscount rate. ent, MARTHA M'DEAR ~ L WL PUY TRE PART OF MIGHTY RGANOOBLE. THE 2 CRITIC serene ssa, Guus Goucry Joint Meeting of Big ° Haw, BY JOVE Stanford Is Big Test for Notre Dame Pitcher Is After More Ball Coin Gregg Wants More Mon- ey From Sale Price in Washington Deal V ' ‘ Cost Gregg Coin | “And t t the end of & enough mone Gregg May met eect Seattle club kick thru may not Morgan and Sneli Work for Battle MORGAN bout w in training for “Doc” Snell in Ta- coma next Thursday. The weight champion will be making his s fifth start of the fall season, having defe Willie 8 Al Mackie Ten Joe Gorman. wins next Week he ma ndow here soon afte Sandow {s an experi i aigner brought west by “Biddy” P. ‘Mitchell Doesn’t Hit Hard Enough Manager Robinson of Brooklyn isn't quite satisfied with the work of Johnny Mitchell at short. He's look- i for a harder hitter. Paul H. Jam champion, with the individual c' invitation: Awol a H xc our Leagues Adjourned LAYS ON A KICK OUT OF H | Roman) CoUCK “IW LAST » | NEw YORK, Dec. 12.—The Jo meeting of “T can nov ko back to the Coast | | holding out for elther Eppa Rixey or | for Varsity | | Donohue before he would think about | letting Terry go \\ HILE cracking away at thetr| %, | Ban Johnson, president of the | targets every day for the past Y league, came out of the| Several weeks Washington's rifle G and. Tasted nis first tate. | ™ArKsmen have managed to scribbie | Wf [ment since his val here, saying |“ "¢ nes to various schools and or- | Y |that all difficulties now were | 54nizations and as a result were able Wi | giidbliied away |to announce Wednesday a schedule of | Wp | "Harry ‘Williams, president of the | !X shoots, beginning with a contest | Wi, | Pacific Coant teaguo, who has been | 2M January 10 with the Seventh th | Wi | here for a week, pressing Johnson for ips regiment of the United States | Wy proof of the American league presi: | ' 4 dent's charges of corruption in Coast On January 17th the Husky trig W/ baseball circles, got out a ement | ger-men will tangle with Virginia W | of his own, saying the char 4} Polytechnic Institu and on Janu: | VA been “thrown out by the Arm n]} ary 24 they will take a crack at the SS league.” Johnson's allegations, Wil-| California Bears, Hams said, had not been proven and| had been shown to be of no import- ance. February 27 they shoot against Norwich university; Vebruary 28, | Johns Hopkins, and from March 1 to }15 they will be 'Rhodes Is Star of | tional intercolle Wutereatanea ae Nebraska Grid Team," “.°..'"" matches except those with t seventh infantry and the “Choppy” Rhodes is the star of | Cougars of Pullman tho varsity will] this year's Nebraska team, He's afiphoot from all four positions, the five [fast running, hard.tgtackle halfback. highest scores being tabulated, Call Ho also dabbles in track, rsketbail and | fornia is the only team against which ' Washington will not use 10 men, i a Ait Mite t Schwabacher Bros & Co, Tne, Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash,