The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1925, Page 11

DNESDAY, DECEMBE O'Hara fs ; After Tv eaahe had been | floored for the second time, | Tom Maloney, manager and chief second of O'Hara, started bawling from his corner: “Stop This isa f nt violation of the | cing ules not only breaks he code in a second shall not all from ners, but it can] e taken as attempt to influ: the referee n | The Jocal boxing commission has| ruling prohibiting seconds using | t ut the board needs | | | to enforce it would have c ee the gloves, would | t of the seconds would have sev- 0 Jones, chairman of the com. niesion, said after «the smoker he would bring up ths sug: festion at the next meeting of the board McLARNIN WINS WHEN FOULED OS ANGEL Dec, 9.—Jimmy @iclarnin, the young fighter from Vancouver, B. C., won on a Toul here last night from Bud Tay- Jor, Terre Haute, Ind., bantam, in the second round of a scheduled 10- round be Both fi tarted en in the firnt with plenty | for t It looked thriller until Referee Benny topped the bout after minute and 40 necondy of fight 1 the ond round, when Tay hit MeLarnin tow, round nection 16 fans Viitman ° 0’Hara’s Left Hook Knocks Out Krache in Second Round R Ti AT it Spee tae 4 {f + | ra by ad 4 Cig Cage to McKenzie Wins by © THE Seek Grati e to Pla Mere Januar ys Meet Thursday | 4VAC a1e ins | | be pM . iS cae Se eG | Kno 4 : ead) ai LL k al The Iceman Will Be Seen Here! re! | Randa Club od oy| oc net d n = eee A Tg trat ‘ | Four Fights on Pool Card End in Knockouts; Krache veo Porn y . f Stopped After Three Knockdowns; McKenzie js AaSadaatea nen | ® “ Packs Opponent From Ring on Shoulders o H 3 . 20 g at By Leo H. Lassen " " x ‘ N t enent . 1 : x en i aoe yi Harold Murphy so often refers to the Orphe _ eal : : : ent bills, last night moker at the Cry Po et Plan to Play Local Semi- | New Links Organization 1 ke t 5 pe pro Teams Against Holds Snappy Session No less t four out of the five bouts ended by the C Chicago Bears | at Gowman Hotel dream route and the one decisior | ci : Ele given was 80 easily won that th udge ED GR By plex ¢ ’ Rose ff t | had a vacation. ‘Teddy O'Hara Me- . KK a lor ive he ” j thas from the first tee * || Kenzie, Chub Crawford and Jilly Jones I Atraight down the t third were K. O. victors on . of the fats 4 n, The pres The biggest surprise of the night i * ofl sited are A. ( eltor in the main event cha fidence and\|/taene and. Lett Hoeciand o Teddy O'Hara, the Oakland _left-hook ge tinfact . trea artist, didn’t show a thing in the first sear rag round with Ted Krache, but in the second ' b session, while coming out of a clinch - mp senda "HURCHII O’Hara hooked Krache on the chin, and Grange c ffect he 7 after floundering on the ropes, the game _ PILOT MORGAN Hoquiam boy struggled to his feet at the tin fie: count of nine McKEN GEE - baa Gir: if rp ( Groggy and badly dazed, Krache tried to trade punches + : 7 r r the fea t when O'Hara rushed him, but the Oaklander, starting blows ; ey yea aca aa with the skill of a sharpshooter, rapped Krache on the teeth ‘ ble t'and down went the G ye 1 the of Areas “¢| Harbor battler again. Get-'| Da. q : ay jem) Kas ting up, Krache tried again Results of pete gathering what FR r}to trade wallops, but it was _Po a te ais t i t is ex -! a fatal mistake, as O'Hara, a ool I F ights ted of its mer "*! fresh and unhurt, smacked ¢ tia ‘Cr 01 folle ( rider Impressive Re : pe his opponent on the whis- IDY 0° HARA, of Oakland, 4 — sca iat ts ao A a8 se Ai } kers and when Krache didn’t | knocked out sted Krache, of Hoe 1 . A get up in time by a sp BILL \ t : : f ond, Referee Schacht award- | , Bild. McKENZIE, w an at th it ot the e0 the fight to O'Hara. th 1 z CENT DOME ° " will be choser prese aaa First Punch May Change Grade t that et aere S + a TOD to br beefing { n tha eally osit AT BALL MEET nae attle gramm + 4hd dn 4 es 2 he battle figurin, NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Suggestior “ge Churchill Sean ‘i: Mike. Ballas They were instructed to fight t made by the Natior th “ t ere Pease af knockeg, With clean breaks and it was | us exacted oltchera t wed Sige Sstdg i the sna aae h - claimed by Krache’s supporters hysical toll from 3) th . t The announcement wa ( hu i Grange, f tourna 4 : sa . that he had stepped back at There has been only one i a i Peat ; \ MORG that he was unprotected when drawback to the game from an m:-| OF The me popurar sp H play here in +e that ¥ ; more BRAS ‘ > O'Hara landed on bis jaw. Interest standpoint, and that is he Seattle ball park, January Lockwood, presi-: t fact , u it was best that the bout be in the low scoring. When the dent of the Seattle ball club, has practically closed the deal\ 8 t t s pha stopped, and it was. the § , j 7 ecelve amt f com P teams are fairly evenly matched with Charlie Pyle, manayer of Grange. t f ut t . ner Budnick many scoreless contests ensue, ‘ oe —————+.| months h gone : ne cared and at best the scores are low, her Speakers Va was prac. If some system to open up the - l pee ‘ ie Budnick forgot a right Am peak seated Grade Soccer Elevens ‘men eer er. oateiae eek aa ot a nenent 7 Grover Des It was very 1 cD ON PAS ADEN ai Play to Scoreless i Le eae aries Sort oe , ng, afar paint ef ar the : | By Peter Saivus duty, and missed the shot by |D. HL. Traphagen, Ho A. Fi leager alter ie est Woods Has Class ‘ as 1 team boas inches. Agoin, in the first half Steve Dwan, K K if @ scheme ax allowir wea n-| NO NEW. krade. schoo! « ggg of overtime, Captain Hide Wa- |! 4 Is Thru at \ McKenzie Wins Again ATCH out for Johnny Woods. each corner kick beck it-the of Washing. han been named a8 yet, ANd 8) anahe dribbted the ball up-the 1 Myrou | FHEY'LL bh bring on bigger This Auburn youngster omg sab aks ftom, thin t & o'clock, yrs eel) field to within striking-distance, | Schoenfeld and Cha Lincoln Hi McKenzie, | [84 1 he gave ‘the battle; from sc : a5 it o'clock, Ha 1 be but the final cross was mussed Bver Jy waited ya 1 R Bet om new heavyweigt rred Johnny Rose a terrible beat- before anc . r Pasadena bid. | up by the Interlake backs j “|W aia waved his big arms |{®€ in their four-round lightweight according i ah Oe Art Clark simfuttive ‘black ly sia pa \nd floored him in| affair. Woods feinted Rose into sae = mt THe chides. of thet 2 player, was th for Ir eae , mi rssh 1, He dropped the | 8 Uppercut after another, whirl Thornton to Go not for publicat T ; hae aie iss Bier right han 8 Rose’s chin to Stanford? neboard gathering tods ye, and tion to a an offer from Long round | until it was a wonder how the ¥4i EPORTS are ru in %e r b of Long Beach, | ree : Sc ieredee Woods 2 to reen performer Wo ior 2 sere: : ODDS LOWERED BEATS: CLARK , “MeKenzie, still green inthe is the coolest workman that Se- ivenieine cyounes athlete of West pn erie §: Reports wen tle soe musi eLOre, Da A : ways of the ring, picked An- | aitle fans have seen in the past Seattle. h Seo eas iee 1 | LE ore ete hadlaw cee att of Watanabat Meas Hite int i vin Whe; derson up and carried him to | decade. He absolutely refuses Nee eee ee inion ThAt ack Delbey, Etes | Mike N h at poe | the McKenzie he hintselt, Rites | $0. Ret Fuffled or to be bluffed. pletes his prep education in Feb-| Loe ocala ce ohstha, Ain @thorne tacit Jest three Anderson's chalr himself. After | He has a wicked punch in both aia : s in good condition cau i ft nwthorne . tea rector of athletics here,| failing to come around at the linhda'-and WaGuaihew aa ek It's a pity that such a sterling 0 be shortened to 7 to diboe jer thar At of, Inter has 1 1a man to take} end of the minute's intermis- ireeps your "eye. ON thls CAGE icte will pass up the Northwest al Berlenibach,: lehtheavywelgh’ the sion, Anderson's seconds tossed | kta. t itutions, particularly if {t is for | champ ane ts ch isgefis Lincoln be without a basket-| in the sponge. ue er than Stanford | meet F ge wom | ball coach Af not #00! xfekKen ed the still-uncon: | : offers some scholastic | Garden | F Dave was thé) scious And up, tossed him! Another K. O. for Jones ; — | i E course that he couldn't obtain in Bs i DEFENDS TITLE \f t Linc Hs ¢ 5 rates f neross the McKenzie shéulders and ILLY JONES had more trouble he same fegree Washi PLUMBERS WIN weaaars tha PORTLAND. Thye, ee oe = Oe: nail ky oid the dressing room with than usual scoring his weekly bal th Ss cham ata ar tharcne hla itated opponent. That's} knockout Jas! ht, but the Renton How About FROM BAKERS ied Saint IN aes f ri Kk southpaw fir t Tex Vernon ow Abou Sed by who gathered sume his duties t. fight in the third roun Cooper? Plumb’ |m we ake Lone Be M ant, fight uird round of the hf turn! LJ i > Mit * zee ing time in the ““ EFTY" COOPER wh as Washingt | iT 2 " th h ‘ 7, wo game rir looked Ps has shown née little Renton battl now- Lait At Webwter her a ha ie come PORTLAND IN > hus the strength and the punch, | ered punches all over Vernon's heaa ® strong odor, — imake another ame at Roos: PLAYERS HURT his two fights he and body, but until the third round tart in orthwest Thursday Guern | BAL Ti MARKET : to take one on the chin, That test|the Tacoman stood the gaff and at when he meets Eddie Roberts in a rs : PORTLAND, Dec, # sini Sania GIT GH times fought back viciously, Bix-ro’ mix in Tacoma = as) wa: 9 Portland Ro PORTLAND, De %.—Sale of | ve Jones was not to be denied, What tion the § f : into his ¢ i hockey Charles High, outfielder, and Dave| : ni ee | 3 ene however, and he finally caught Rohde took, t Hawthorne — missed with Keefe, pitcher, to the Buffalo In-| Budnick Gets Shiner Vernon | on the chin with a acta EO Pa | chance to score. when | with a jternational Teague club, was an-| TOHN BUDNICK had to retire at| right-handed swing and another Webster fight has never been given |! ce jawarded a penalty kick. Art | F vm | Boal | nouncea received here to-|@ tho end of the f round in| K, OQ, went in Billy's record to the pre { pinay Tr | Ness was chosen for the booting — |, broken rib. day from m ‘Turner, president of | his heduled avy book. Vernon was handicapped i Oe Me cans | daged so they cin pla jthe Portland I Coast League | weight fight with Chub Crawf: by a bad leg. : telu’ Turner announced the Crawford raised a shiner Biddy Bishop and Lonnie Austin OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN | KEEPS TITLE sot 7 Woodring, catener, 10| pudatek’s eit eye that sick | gaged’ last nights, stoker aid DENVER, Dee, 9<-Fd cAtrans| te Waterbury club in the Easter} out lke a lighthouse. 1 |auite a gathering of the townsfolk pears 4 1 ' lamp was completely out, and ed out, r’) Lewis retaine $ title as SSAA Lies “ ws A, = | champton by th = SRSURE SS Sa Ba 2 SOON’ WHY MY DEAR, w We CAN ALWAYS DEPEND OW “HE BONG HERE We “taxes PART IN-THREE OF 'EM G0 FAR Wayne ("Big lof three here ) Munn last night OH, KISS HERZCG, - fa 3 AM 90 WorRIED le EVERY YEAR “THOGE “WO COLONIAL. OUR WoMENe GviLp 40 DOK LITTLE GkiT || Dames vur |1aiex ever || | COACH KILLED HAS CHCGEN ME AGAIN, OF SOME KINDI ue || TH’ Wor od RUN For OFFe|| | COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec, 9—Wa GIVE ME 0 SECURE “TALENT FoR US-To pct Ww I KNOW OF tor J. Essman, head coach of the BUT LAND ALIVE, DOWT AGK-HE MATOR,« WILL YoU EVER FORGET LAST YEAR, WHEN HE FORGOT H\o LINES GUAKESPEARE'S JULIUS OE _GUES Se {] | Onlo State university freshman toam, killed and Fred Krim, halfback, wa injured when their auto over turned last night | NEW MENTOR | ABOUT 1500 Notes THATLL BE AGAINGT ME!» A CHRIGTMAG PLAY | WELL, ME AN TH! BACK GATE ARE OUT-THIS YEAR! OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT ! ee ASD I DONT Kiow WHET To DO, oR WHO -fo Get lu ] “Moose McCormick, formor OW pEARw ) CKEGAR", AND OTARTED | Giant star, will coach the Army FELLING ABOUT Ho | baseball mn next season, He suc EYPERIENCES W ceeds Hans Lobert, resigned Me : Cormick, a graduate of Bucknell, ta AFRICA 2 f well remembered by major league fans, being recognized as one of Greatest pinch-hitters of | FIRST PLACE | IS AT STAKE) HE “big game! be played the Northwe and Newea field. This is the tween the of the season will Sunday, in the league, when Todds le clash on the latter's | yocond meeting t «wo teama in thé North west league play, Newcastle winning the first one and taking first place "NEW LA NATI VIDAD a8 a rosult. ‘Tho winner of Sun | day's game will be tn first place, and if tho Castle oleven Is yictort: | ~ ous, It will practically cinch the | CIGARS, title for the team. Bit In the other games on tap in DI | fe’ vision 1, Tacoma plays Carbonado < fmol ra) it Carbonado, Renton play Mapt © \a28 BY Wea oervicr inc Loaf at Woodland park, and Binet Diamond plays Shamrocks at Weat " Seattle | ays Division 2 games aro betweon Vikings and Taooma ‘Meets at Ta SP tice EMTeRTNMMERT coma, Palace Billiards at Black Din COMM\ 1 mond, Builders’ Briek at 1 uN and Burnett and Dav BuUCKG AND NH, Ine, Disumutors