The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1925, Page 21

j FI ARY 6 ae d Fighters | BY LEO H. LASSEN Washington State and a Idaho Play Here Next Cougars Here Schedag, and Vandals on Monday; Team in Pretty Good Shape After Oregon Trip; Huskies Mus? Win to Keep Pace With Oregonians must order to runn for the Northwest the Washington Huskies facing two hard games during the next few days. Tomorrow night the Washington five will play the Washington State team and Mon day Idaho will furnish the opposition here. REALIZING keep in the ketball honors, they that win it isn't all Washington State has lost only one game, ing is a big business, hat to the powerful Oregon Aggies, while i every other profes+| idaho dropped a game to that same quintet and also lost jamal, and ev most amMa-|to Monts sports are Sports,) The Oregon Farmers are sitting pretty, with only oné ith the _ public reverse and the toughest part of their games away from fing high- ppriced ent :|home already played be run on business! Washington still has the jaunt to take east of the mou ciples or they're due for tai playing Idaho, Mon- big tumb! Bea W ell, This Is tana, Washington State and Whitman away from home Make the ring ; Settled Now W se rte in Portiand, Ore., for TH Vetera TWO HARD TI I EATTLI TA n Joins Frisco Staff —/ {|P1111f Under the pres wed Tommy Gibona-I A | law © bs - ¢ ft 1 N Sy | promot ery Hansen has heen the | er of the Portland time, but in shows for some mime only, according to the onl press. All of the com men without much, if any, Se previous experience tn the bovine = HANNON TO their fingers in the oer im ple anc, oe + foo many ks spoil soup, or however the line BOX GRACIO GRACIO, Pool, “Match ben ns. Leo Lumski Wins | Over Ed Roberts and impressed began to 4 The commission igs Pp Z si that Hansen shall be In com plete charge of the matchmak jag and shall be held responsi Me for the bouts, being given sathority to level the prices to fe paid fighters and to make | ail of the matehes. Unless there ix a decided improve: |" 6.7), in the shows staged im the) ii sre ny ‘Giy the bexing same ay Simply dic a natural d rae | 2 ° Jack Britton MA rweight, and Danny here Saturday, eran, ht Brooklyn in the Ni wn who has “| Star League M eeting to LTS Tennis Ace ] Teams With PAGE 21 ay Casey, Coast Star, to Pair With Vincent Richards bout Fights | HUSKY CAGERS FACE [Will New York Yankees | Be Able to Come Back? — Coast Star BY BILLY EVANS W' th York Americans be able to come bz Richards and Casey ,, ke most other great clubs, suffered a reverse Should Make Strong) Until John McGraw last season won a Tennis Doubles Team py.) pennant with his New York Giants, TING! RICHARL e of no manager was ever able to put over four P . panes Caz As a rule three straight pennants have t rt made for so much prosperity that most clubs ine eattie ("| wilt under it and taste of defeat a armament s considered) With the exception of the New York Gi- Bae ee eine eee s cre | ants, all of the truly great teams of the past u c won five! 20 years have been able to cor back the § tavens next year after being beaten to the wire. | The records show that 1t has taken the : enn’ Giants longer to recover. McGraw’s teams VAN : % s,|have needed a period of three years to recuperate after los- 1 ng a championship. . These teams out as the great teams of the last 20 years in ; 5 "| baseball: Chi Cubs. Philadelphia Athleties, New York Giants, sty Chieago White Sox and the New York Americans t ' ful | re old-time recall that the Chicago ( managed by t ; lo the heavy At f the ¢ we og as well nigh ir ble, F 3 s burg. w Clarke, came along and knock m % off their x al 9 Dark It was a rat urp tory. Incidenta ° Snoqualmie’s sf ar aaiat cd giea sce ae anetiioniay ‘wage Cikanig Dare Show P i | 5 The following season, in an effort to prove the Pirate | Prep Cagers (1 Sit. 5 ir rang sama da.ss siete mem, tee Die | front, only to be defeated by the Athletics the world series. | Going Strong he neason c ) started the Athletics on a rampage in the American JUALMIE high Or t | league that lasted for two years, the Boston Red Sox winning in 1912 team f 4 the fast] Lake Meth ve on the| ‘The Athletics proved their greatness by throwing off the rule of the salmie f Tuesday,| Red Sox, by winning not only the next season, but the following one. in one of the fa {best played| Then came the full of that great team in the world series of 1914, wat f the season. Close check-| when the Boston Braves beat ‘em four straight gc. fast f work and accurate! } pa and shooting were prevalent. | ANH Chicago White Sox showed the way to the American league clubs Joyes, Peek ar m, shoot i in 1917, were beaten in 8, then came right back 1919, out «st G Lake, were] ing the field, only to be engulfed by the world series scandal and the C . ap during the ga » time the Philo s were flashing across t c , emp, 0 eball hor {ean league, John McG , re ter, wett 11 fle * ~® and his Giants were reigning supreme in the National, x m nd Wins The Giants won the pennant in 1911-12-13, only to be ent r Four eich world series by the American league entry ' y gume at ¢ wan in Row ew York club passed out of the National pennant ve C on th . yor 1914, when the Boston Braves surprised the Eke The score at half tir 1 61 ® baseball world Snoqualmie | r equally great surprise by putting over the Tt the 12th straight « on| P win of Brooklyn in 1916 was almost-as unex- who b piled up 66} ras In an effort to build up its weak pitching staff, the San nta to Those After having three seasons to rebuild, McGraw put over another Francisco Seale have purchased Ed Pfeffer, big league vet-| who tham ‘are winner in 1917, only to take another knockout in the world series. vice with St. Louis, Pittsburg and | Sneqvain 1 to 91: Piper je me Seneeer tn Oc tO shed & Taft, 48 t years for McGraw, in which Chicago, Cin- ational league | 3 t In 4 3 pennant spotlight. Jatt te | ting back in running in 1 McGraw, greatest of all pennant- winning managers the title, North Hend high ded to win four straight pennants, thereby rim: | ah, 40 Fa n —K ugerial record. Jim Coffroth’s B ld N W d d | Toit t th Bend high Cubs If the Yan © to follow in the’system that McGraw 2 ‘se 6 to ethos | 4 ! Miracle Man m = el ex! eanes ay bend Metho< Great has set tor New York stabs Miller Huggins’ entry isn’t b ah " destined to come bac ‘or three years. of the Los Angeles e f Ri G HE 1 » wh eled last Mon- : Team 1 t 5 In am . . tar league meeting, which was canceled t Mon The Snoquaimle yecénd team lost] Unquestionably the Yankees are one of the strongest p for oc. th “ o s E ie Silver Signed to mag because of the illness of the league manager, Will)to the Snoqualmie Is Outlaws, 29] * teams in the American league. The defeat last season was meting he JEW YORK, Feb, 5——Every sport = z to 11 in the prelim tilt just possible that Huggins will upset baseball tradition few the fans take tow BN thease! ete Battle Benjamin be held Wednesday at The Star. a eeininaty Just 9 i c eters, whom they a {boxing game ix no exceptior SAN FRANCISCO, Fet Jack Four team managers showed up at the first session, but yee 3 bi a ened io ehealk {| Jack De as often been| Silver, San Franck nd Joe Ben-| aq much bigger turnout is expected when the teams are| kiss Because of the even balance that exists in the American league, the be ys is easy should |termed the marty te eee Nt tere oe | called toegther again next| bey race next season is certain to be an open one and the Yanks must be yemeting shows ‘x easy whe tales @ on at moat |1 ere on | C8 =) ws one af the srong contenders, Jim Coffroth nek * i rated Sa ote be remem: [any weight, is a marvel, Leonard| Februar ed yea. | Week, It Might Be eerie! dt 4 Ceftroth, it wi A ot dhe big jis one of the xr t, fighters of | terday The league season will not start g | ir 31G PREP ° bered, staged cacy 20 years lan time and Mickey Walker, a real | until mid-April, but. organization Finish Too Mawel! for Annas | BIG oo Bie ct Vancouver Wins fights that were rapa eg prone TIGER FLOWERS WINS stameieuiet ‘he -pertected ieoodl 0 Su, | = | eee Lacan: Ce ict Sone F Sask o so ago in Californi But to Jack. Britton the . se = / Feb. 6.—Nick undefeated teams in the high schoo rom Saskatoon sry is that Coffroth, when he | ; rs “ \ that the b who play can obtain ; basketball race, were playing SASKATOON, Sask., Feb, 6.<Th |*miracle-man” stuf ac weight Dp own of thi | basketball. ra 5 | SASK N, Sask., Feb. 6.<Phe started in the ee I earding tothe. xeceese. ia in| ped the J Kid in the tenth |their uniforms and can be in prac th citi Gantt |Walker Leaves Ring | West Seattle gym in the Vato ver iMarodna:: aid’ thes ee: that he would clear $5,000 cles Sgreat fighter, capable of giv-|round. of & scheduled 12round bout| tice to start {he schedule, which|| \ gume of the season thix afternoon ; 3 é pee profit on each show and would still & grea Claniet are A sty. 6 ued ot sake - a tar ae att |tice ict - ae up 6 & traffic cop arresting a |] Gloves for President. TR TUNG: Gudar aexnien,* oveuratiile [eee amare aoe oe meatier 20 fights or so, He | Om cor who conskiera himself al fight all the way Se indy asec eH eee Arreat. me, too,” Nick said, || "WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—aickey| paying Queen Anne at Queen Anne, | 0" Slackey henahe cxtiact: “ke went ahead and put on sine ot kt mintannes | number of teams is determined “If you nend me to the workhouse |] Walker, welterweight. champion of| Garfield meeting Lincoln at Lincoln | ou ver scored two in the first period the biggest scraps and was gh in round numbers, ha BARBARIAN WITHDRAWS The complete rules for the season |} iy be a atart on my trunsporta. ||{he World, ‘Thursday left at the/and Franklin playing Broadway at | another in the second and another in fe crawl out of the business art in 200 batties, has lost NEW YORK, Feb. gone over at the meeting |] tion to the training camp in Flor | White House a pair of boxing gloves | Broadway lthe third. he hasn't retired yet, run- decisions and never been| has a heavy sched important that the clubs|] j4, 6 jan present to President Coolidge. ] pe Bek the Tia, Juana race track iO out. Some record. Pacific coust, Sid rian, Detroit plan to enter be represented, Tie, ah teaiadee i tet the: welt The White House doorkeeper de MISSED ONE GAME sj - He's thru pro sd has been forced to withdraw from|ax it tm the only time that thel] 1)" : : | clined, however, fo permit Mickey to! Ty Cobh, Detroit manager, missed | When uae Landis quired Cory the lightweight boxing tournament to code will be completely ex make the presentation in person. | one game all last season, that /D0!4n he just couldn't remember’ a rd, present king | Kid Kaplan to Box be conducted by the New York State 7 Later, when the president heard of | M!¥ one Kame all last season, t |thing. Yet, in his day, Cozy was Peel the promoters, hasn't made | P Boxing comm fas in previous years, the boxer’s vinit, he asked to see|belns the final contest of the year| rated a smart ball’ player. Flardly ty money to speak of lately. The) Magcart in March’ - 2s minty: Pout Ten erris and Walker, but the champion had gone. at Chictso speaks well for the profession. bow! was the only arena ; Many a ball player geta caught the league t —=— = = = ey| NEW YORK, Feb, 6—Edouard fe ne that made any mone | Maxcart, featherweight champion of /napping’ off first base instead of jona and the section Wat season; $= Madison 8 : re re France, will meet Louis “Kid” Kap. |doing his sleeping at home playing for The Star shield. andel i in ae fe hese over have|lan, world’s champion, at the Madi boys who will have reached Beis Thirty Acres in Rachael mer |son Square Garden on March 20, a WALLA WALLA, Feb. 6—Whit-| their tt day on or before] . ° ined much of Fickard's forme 1 oat to an announcement made| man won over the Pacific university | April 1 will be allowed to 1 1 t wotits, | here yesterday here Jast night, 43 ty 15 | play | —— |OUR BOARDING HOUSE The California Situation BY AHERN) Wes the present boxing law in California passed it was} fhought that the Lemon state would We the mecca for boxing and that| there would be a big revival of the| fame down there. | But with the game uncertain (A EGBD, MARTHA» DID A NOU READ THis Tem 24 Z| "ELEVATOR CRAGH FATAL i TO OPERATOR, ELEVATOR DROPS FIFTEEN Stories /e MY VIORD.~ AND Vou WOULD HAVE ME TAKE A POSITION RUNNING AN ELEVATOR | FALLS FIFTEEN STORIES fue THINK CALM YouR SELF | a tHE BUILDING You ARE GOING TO WORK IN, IS ONLN TEN STORIES HIGH f= the present two-year life He's Maranteed to the law by the Wle of the people, promoters and men have been sheptical about erecting arenas large endigh to assure seating for crowds that would | be needed to pay for a Dempsey Sight. Kid Kaplan ana = the other high-class few ot are very asterners ZMRG. HOOPLE \S CALLING His oHoTe!. PICKLE LUKE CORNED BEEF WA a WELL, fming West, but for the most part | they are fighting for} And Jack Doyle, at Vernon, are | - the “Mile with the seating capacity ip scrap, unless the 1 expense of pro-| tver M dreams about. Tie complete ist of bouts for the| tie same boys are boxing there as the same promoters only promoters in Califor: for big fights and they're not pee nee boosted sky-high. | y boxing, with the high | Man that a lot more} Amateur Smoker nts an to be held at the} ows; formerty, y th are boxing lenger bouts, Simpson, at Oakland, Who have buildings avail- Vali arse enough to pay for a | enended by the fighters Y ie pent than the average | On for Tonight Salt. gym tonight is as fol Jack Thompson; | ek Raub; Clem! Clemments; An Dolby "vat tantino vs. Bob James; Art| Dick Butler; Chet Ward Cha Raub; Art Thiry vs. Jimmy ne: Tom Kirkpatrick vu. Charley Perry israel vs. Harper Gas- SF phlmeas Aue ROPE DRAWS TIGHTER ons He MAJOR —= ©1928 ay WEA SERVICE, wc. 6 THIS 16 ole Time TH’ MAJOR WILL CARRY “TH PrtcHe: BACK WITHA BY HENRY L. FARRELL EW YORK, Feb. 6.—Another lit tle Jewish boy, Sid Terris, a y | curly-haired youngster from the East Side tenements, where Benny Leon ard got his start, will make his su preme bid for Leonard’s vacated crown tonight in Madison Square | Garden. Sammy Mandell, good looking young Albanian, who is called a sheik for good reasons, a high school graduate and a highbrow of the ring, opposes Terris, for- ner newspaper butcher, in what | is expeeted to be the fastest and | most active contest in years, The bout ts billed simply ag a 12 | round contest between two leading aspirants for the cated by Leonard, but those who do | not bow RoW ba COME M ndell and ‘Terrie are as the appointed by the commission to en- |guge in an elimination tournament} ed decide the new champion, is form goes astray the win- bias of tonight's contest will merely th to go thru the routine of the | tournament to become crowned offi |clally ax the new world'g champion. Terris is the favorite in the betting to win, but there is more | sentiment than logic in the quar- ters and dollars that the East | Side is pooling to back their idol. Terris is the fastest thing that has ever been seen in the ring and it will be his foot speed that will win for him if he comes out the victor. |) Mandell is faster with his hands and he ean punch harder, He can't |dance and run around the ring with |the fleetness of Terris, but his speed lis more effective bécause he starts more and gets more drive in his ‘punches. Compared to anyone but tion Mandell, in our opinion, should win on points, altho he admits that 12 rounds dre not as much te his liking as 15 rounds, | Terris, he is a real whirlwind in ac. hampionship va-| | in deference to the New| | York boxing commission regard it as | | a bout for the championship. | accepted | t unanimously in boxing circles | st of the list of 16 boxers | LORSHEIM SALE REMOVAL SALE at our Pike Street Store and the CLEARANCE SALE Second Avenue Store will soon be over. 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