The Seattle star. [volume], December 05, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

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AS TO OUTCOME
OF GIBBONS BOUT
NRW YORK. t*e. C. from tha
e\premlona of rtßbt fan* here to
day eunuemltu; tha roault of the
bout bet we«a Mddle MiOoorly of
Oahkoah. Wis., »rul Mike Olbbona
of Ht Paul, which reanlted In •
draw decision, a widely diversified
opinion rtlata. Had the number of
Ulowa alone counted. QlhbOM un
doubtedly would bo the winner, but
McCloorty eame bark strong In the
laat four rounda. display tug an M-
and hard hitting abil
ity tbat evened up the ror». Moth
tuna »i<rt tired at the flnlab. Me-
Ooorty gaaped for breath and hi*
lorn* seemed dead.
Ooaplte the henry work of Me
Ooorty and bla hard punching In
tbe clinches, at uo time did ha dla-j
play championship form
Gibbons, whan the opportunity
presented Itself literally out tba
man from Oahkoah Into ribbons
with bla cleverness and n«wl, mak
Ing him look Ilka a novice. nut
Olbbona larked the necessary ateara
to ftnt*h hla man.
Wlwi that doora of Madlaon Square
Qarden opened at 1 o'clock tha
crowds began to awarm Into tha
building until tha place waa jammed
to tha limit
o' apaad
last night the Milwaukee tram took
the Wondara Into camp on the lm
portal alleya la two out of the threa
gatuea. W'abater of the Milwaukee
outfit bowling blah aeure of Sl<s and
high avrraga of I*o. The acore:
Wondrrt MS 8«7 M 4
Milwaukee ...U( Ml
Tha PA. >nwiimi walloped the
Time* pnmbm on (h« Imperial *1
leys last night two <wrt of «he three
wnM Mrldgmaa and Buck of the
PA. had high acoru of 189 and high
aroraga of 170. The *cor*e:
P.-l. im**•*•*» SW 65® #19
Tins* *35 71« MS
Tha Logan A Bryan team took
all three away from tha Standard
Kurti it tire Co. hoy* on the Hlsmarck
alley* but night. Forsyth howling
high score of J3O and high sveraga
of jet. Tha scorea.
Uugan * Bryan 999 7SI SJ4
Standard furniture . Stt 741 SJ4
BALLARD BUNCH
BEATS THE TIMES
The Ballard team played the
Time* bunch to a *tand«illl la*l
Sunday, the score being Sto e. Bal
lard had tha ball In Time* terri
tory the greater part of the tlwa
and triad *ereral drop kick*, which
failed oa account of tha ball being
•Upper?. Ballard wm* (oread to
punt but three tlmea. Tha Ballard
team hope* to gat a return game oa
the Adaaaa ground* a weak from
Sunday aa the Tlmea ajutrvgmtloa
la dlaMttaflad with tha outcome of
the game. Stgurdaon and llolaoa
were the atara of tha day foe Hal
lard. while Daaa waa the beat man
for tha Ttssaa. Oa nest Sunday
Ballard will play the Wsahingtoa
Park team oa tba Adam* grounds
EVEN AN UMPIRE
COULDNT STAND IT
DENVER, Dec. SDtaappoln'
meat la hlg mother-In la a Is th«
reason given today by Prank Nsw
booee. Pacific Coast league nmplrr
for Instituting a successful suit for
divorce from Jennie Newbouae.
The mother-in-law, Newhou*e tsa
il fled, waa unable to forget that her
daughter married g baseball um
pire. when ahe might hava choaer.
a millionaire
NELSON SORENSON
TO MEET BISHOP
TOMORROW NIGHT
NKt„ttON HORJCNBKN
One of the feature bout* kt the
Seattle School of Physical Cullare'a
boxing *ho» kt the Cvllasum Krt
day night will be a meting be
tween Nelson Borra*en, of Seattle
sad Jark Hi.hop. a Malt l-akr *rrap
per. Sorenaen made a clean up ta
the lightweight dl»lalim around He
sttle last winter and expect* to
find thing* easy In hi* bout with
the flatter, ttiahop la aa unka<m>
quantity and mar have a big sur
prtae for the local poacher.
Probably the mill that ta attract,
Ing the moat at ten (too la the
O'Lcary Hhannoa go Theae two
lad* have, for a long time, triad to
get a match, kod there la • great
deal of rivalry between tha two.
O'Leery la fast and clever. while
Shannon la a cruder hoy. with a
harder wallop. Another Interesting
mill wltl b* the Miller Itagon go.
Tbaae two boy* want four round*
to a draw recently. On thl* orca
a lon Hagea *atd ha would Invade
California, should ha lick Miller.
Hulling to turn the trick. Romeo de
cided to atlck around Seattle until
another maw h could he arranged
Other bouts oo tha card am:
Freochlo Valae vs. Danny O'Brisa;
Martin va McNeil, and Ed Hagen
T». Art Wilson
COFFROTH HAS
TO CHANGE CARD
BAN FRANCISCO. Dee. S—Be
caaa* hi* plans concerning three
big boat* fur the future hare fallea
through. Promoter Jamea W Oaf
troth Is con aide rlag today a serie*
of abort rouod bouts to be held
Dae. >0
Coffroth Intended to stag* s bout
between Ad Wulgaat and Joe Man
dot on New Year's day. while a
Frank!* Buraa-Wiltte Ritchie battle
waa ta the air. The losing of the
championship by Wolgaal changed
tha Brat bout, and tha winning of
It by Ritchie the second. A heary
w eight battle bet wee a Frank Moraa
of Pittsburg and tha winner of the
Ftyna McCarty bout la Loa Ange.ee
on December 10 «u contemplated,
but thl* also hss fallea through
Fir bis Dec. » card Coffroth Is
considering matching WllUa Hoppe.
the sensstlonal four-round light
weight. against Frankls Barns of
Oakland.
PAPKE PUNCTURES
FRANCE'S LAST HOPE
IN 6 FAST ROUNDS
PARIS. Doc. S.—Bllty Papke.
American mldlewelgbt, tbe tbe vic
tor here today #»»f flto B#rwrd.
• Frrnch fighter. after si* rounda
of onMld«d boxing llnrnard wa»
announced a* "Frances l*»t hop*,"
but h« waa anable to reapond when
the bell run* for the beginning of
the seventh round
Papke won the middleweight
championship of France, a specially
constructed Ivory belt and a large
purse through hi* defeat of Bernard,
who waa the laat of tha French
middleweight* not defeated by
Americans.
BETTING ODDS NOW
FAVOR L. M'CARTY
iXm AN'UKt.Kft. Dec t— Al
; though Jim Flynn wa* an early fa
vorlte In the betting for hi* ached
tiled 20-roimd battle with l.tither
McCarty here December 10 odd* to
day switched In McCarty's favor,
and several beta were made at 10
to S. I.litie Flynn money w** in
Right.
Both fighters continued their
training today. McCarty worked
aeveral fast rounds and spent an
bour on the road. Flynn went
through hi* usual program.
SKIPPER IS NAMED
FOR S. F. YACHT
SAN FKANCIBCO, Dec. S -San
Franclac'n entry In the big in
tematlonal yacht race* here in 1915
for the Upton trophy will be nailed
by Captain VV. F. Stone. shipbuilder
and yachtamnn. Thla decision waa
reached here today by the syndicate
which I* to bnlld this city'* entry.
From thla date Captain Stone will
follow the yacht races In the east
to secure tha latest wrinkles In
yacht building and his observations
will be submitted to the designer.
LISTEN TO THIS
Tha Walla Walla Athlatle club
to out with tlie atatament that
they are the 135-pound champion*
of the Northweat, and any team
questioning thin claim can got a
cam* with the champions by com
tnunlcatlnK with E. P. Welch. 308
Alaska building, phone Main 669.
MOPPE CONFIDENT
HAN FTftANOISCO, Deo. 5 —
Despite the fact that ha la making
ISO pounds for hi* negro opponent.
Johnaon, of Oakland. Willie
Hoppo la expected to defeat tho
Oaklander when the two meet In a
four-round main event here tomor
row night. Iloppe has defeated
nearly every boy of his weight on
the count.
THE STAR—THUKS
BLOOO POlSOljriu
BUGS FOUND Of
VARSITY Mf
■V *. C. WRIGHT *
That hundred* of hactnrta tntßt-
It every M|uiir« liK h of tha St
v«t«hjr of Wanhlnaton wf*»tfl|p
mm waa shown by littottMllb
ooud noted by A»»l»unt Mlllfti Ul
dee Of the dep*itiu»at «f
ugy. ynatarday. An bacteria jar# Be
direct oauae of dleenae. tia»fhJ|t
why the university wreafl'# lfe
nfrald to ttae thla hi* mat, and Wt
plaina Um> blood |><>Im*»»«*« previi
lent among v. rally wraatlera laat
year,
The baetnrla llvlna la the mat
have every apn»«i«ranca of hrlnc
thoee which citiw blood-poinonlnit,
which are c tiled atreptoeocet, tn
or.t»>r to Id. ntlfy Hu m, they ware
iu»it»tired Jimi aa crluilnala are
measured by 'ha polU*. and found
to be one "Biu," or. In plain Knitlfa.
a llttla .over three one hundred
thnuuadtna of an Inch lung
further taata will be made to «a
tabtUh tha Identity of the ttny
terla beyond any queatton. It theer
teeta ouufliut the prevloue eiperi
im-nla. a guinea pic will be tnocu
lated with the bacteria, and tha r*
■tilt a will a how wftat happena «o
varalty wreall«*re when thej rab
their akin off on the mat
While the ualveraity physical di
rector ban taken erery precaution
to keep tha mat clean. It l» a«» old
this la Impoatlble The wrwatlera,
fearful of akin dleeaaea, have u*»<l
Kfvcral email mala placed together
•o far thla year. but th«»« slip
apart and let the grapplera dowa
uu the hard floor.
INDIAN PLAYER
IN LINEUP OF
V. A. C SQUAD
DUN VTTLUIACK
Tots MeDonnld manage* of the
Washington Athletic club, has sign
»*d up Kn.il H. Ilauner. the famous
Carlisle Indian fullback, to play
with the Waabington A C team ft"
the remainder of tbe season, and
Mauser arrived la Heattle Tuee
day to go lalo training with the
boys, Hanaer will be se«n in bis
first game In Benttle on Haturday.
December ft. when Ibe Washing
ton team will line up aa-Uaat the
huaky Bremerton navy yard outfit
at Dugdale's park.
Hauaer. who la • full blooded
Cheyenne ladlan. Is one of Ibe boat
known football player* la the coun
try, being the bright particular star
of the Carlisle school testa daring
hla five years of study there, from
1»0C to I*lo. Inclusive Prior to
that time be played with the Mam
of the Haskell Indian school.
Hanser Is tbe man wbo prove.",
the bone of contention this season
between aome of the colleges of the
Northwest conference He played
a game or two with the Oregon
Aggies and waa scheduled to stay
with the team, but a bowl went up
from tha managers of other asms
Ig tha conference, wbo declared
that Mauser was a professional and
pointed to bis long gridiron record
to show that he waa Inellttihle. Tbe
reault was tbat Mauser did not tin
tab the seaaou with tha A glee.
With a view to strengthening hi*
team for the coming clash with the
navy team. Tom McDonald waa
quick to grab Mauser, and be alao
made an attractive offer to Jim
Thorpe to come nut from Carl tele
and finish the season tilth tba
Washington team, but a ielogram
received today from Thorpe an
nouncea that it will be Impossible
for blm to leave the Indian scbqol
at this time.
Mr Donald, wltb the use 'of new
timber, exjiects to have one (it fbe
strongest team* ever turneA riut of
Heat tie when they clash with tfte
Multnomah club of I'ortland. <m De
cember 21, and again on Yr^r'*
. .
OIYOIIOIYOI!
JIMMY BRUT NOW
HAS COMEBACK BUG
* ST. PAUL. Minn., Deo. W *
* "If old Bat. Nelson can hold #
* hla own with the present crop *
* of lightweight* it'a a cinch that A
* I can, too, and I'm going tart; *
* enter the ring," *
* This was the declaration *
* here today of Jimmy Brltt of *
* Ban Francisco, onoe near- *
* lightweight champion. it
* "I have been thinking ser> *
* lously about the matter for *
* some time," continued Brltt. *
* "I hope to ahew the fana that *
it I am atlll there." *
* Brltt la doing road work #
* daily. Ha weighs 137 pound*. *
* *
PORTLAND. Or., Dec, S.—Man
ager Walter Mct'redle, of the Port
land Heavers, fa today on record as
willing to trade llHikniH*. Kwnt
nor or Huter for "Hnioky Joe" Wtl
llams, the Hucramento recruit,
Williams started out Isat season
like a stake entry, but slowed down
| toward Ibo last.
|AY, DECEMBER 5. IttS,
What — GUS BROWN — Says
A GREAT EARLY SEASON SALE OF THE FAMOUS
Perm Brook
SUITS and OVERCOATS and Other High- -
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Kveryl»ody knw* when I «<lverti»e a late that It it genuine. It in not neceanary for me to tk>»e my (i'iort to re
mark my gorx]». I leave the regular price marked in plain figures on the price ticket, to my cuatomera can tec
reduction*.
$35.00 Suits
and
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$2625
All Smoking Jackets
1-4 OFF
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
REDUCED
$1.50 Shirts fl.lS
$4 00 Rough Neck Sweater*
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$5 00 Rough Neck Sweaters
94.25
$7.00 Rough-Neck Sweaters
95.95
50c Silk Knitted Tie* 25#
Gus Brown
My Meg tf nothing at »l»—Playtnfl profMfonil football and gather.
In* a broken leg or being compelled to 11 r* oa the folk* or (rlndi for
eta atoaiba Qreet joy- for the folk* or fr lands.
• • • • •
Towi Wand, tha Varsity football piayer, la a victim af eircwmatancee
nod of foot rulaa. 11a will not gat hi* let tor. because of a slight In
Jury, which prevented him from getting Into aa Intercolle gists gsroe for
five minutes. Ha wa* tha lifa of tha team and contributed aa inucb to
Ita nicoaaa as any other man, but tbe board of control ra,»an to
Ktratcb a point and five bim the letter be ao richly dseervea. Tbe only
Una a regulation la worth a cuaa la when it bring* about Justice
* • • • •
Tha second be*ln® show af the Greenwood A. C. was a flivver laat
night, and tha management return*"! tbe admleion fee to all 70 of the
fane who gathered to see it. It'a a cinch that people will tot go to a
*h»w ao far oat that they hare to atart before topper to gat there oa
time, and laat algbt'a flivver will probably alag the swan aong tor such
smokers.
eee e e
•mil Hanaar. Cheyenne chief, farmer Carlisle football atar and later
with tha O. A. C. tenia, baa nlgned up with Tom McDonald to play full
back far tbe raat of Ute season with the Waabington A. C. team. Ha la
a good ladlan and by no mease a dead one, and wbon be geta la the
game oppoeing player* are likely to figure that tbe Cheyenne war dance
la oa.
•e• • •
They are not gelng to make over tba football rulaa thia year, which
will be a bit with awcb of tbe local fana aa are atiU using tha ll#« article
la watching game*.
e e * e e
Detroit think, aerlouety. It la aald, af aalllng Crawford, Veach, Man
age. Hush and three other playera, and alao of aalllng tbe material In
tbe mauds. replacing the preaeat edifice with a aat of wooden boacbee.
In thla manner. It la boped enough money can be raiaad to satisfy the
dcmanda of T. Cobb whan be get* to talking hla aaw contract
• • e • •
A vowdeveal gag la thiol "Wail, yaw aan't expect Wilaon to do any
thing uatil Inauguration. He's cot to wait for Taft to March fourth."
eaa a e
A young man took a young woman friend to a ball game for the fleet
time, and In hl« superior knowledge he aakud her. after the Hrat Inning
wa* over. If I here waa anything about tbe game *be would like to hare
explained. "Juat one thing," aald tha aweet young thing. "I wish you
would explain bow that rheumatic bush league relic In the hoi aver gets
the ball over tha plate without tbe aid of an expreaa wagon." And In
the silence that followed all that oould be beard was tbe faint chugging
of the young man s Adam's apple working feveriahly up and down.
• • • • •
The canning of Horace Paget, after ha had resigned as president
of tbe rbiiliea, smacks of tbe small boy who tried to atart pa's watch
after be had operated on the mala spring. Really, a case of love's
labor lost
eee e e
NEW COLLKQE YELL
Murphy! Murphyl
Raw, Raw, Ilaw
Deal.
eee e e
Dan bait's new bear rug overcoat haa a belt running around it,
which Daniel doclarea Is not a "useless thing." "1 got Into a show
without paying for It" »aid Dan. "I buckled my coat In front and
walked right In. Thoy thought I was coming out.
Bpring Is coming. News that several ball playera are going to quit
the game on account of aalary differences has filtered through.
SPORTING NOTES
OF Y. M. C. A.
Jack O'Connar la atlll going up In
•he handball tournament. Tues
day ha defeated Ikwith by a big
margin and thus landed tu twelfth
place.
George Swan and Or. Spoidel are
practicing every morning now ao
an to be ready to meet all comers
at handball.
The Neander bunch got trimmed
last night in the lender claws con
test. losing In both the rope climb
and the basket ball game
Snydsr won agatn In the Senior
Clas* contest, defeating Rialey by a
■''null margin In basketball. This
gives Hnyder a big le*d - with 263
| points. Hlsley ban IM, Thompson
$30.00 Suits
and
Overcoats
$2250
Boys' Clothing
BOYS'
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2 Pain Panto
5-' 0 \U \V. . Sum. 92.W5
$4 00 AH-Wool Suits 92.85
$500 All-Wool Suits 93.T5
$600 All-Wool Suits ... 94.65
$7 00 All-Wool Suits 95.95
156 and Limb ISI.
C. Pew went up another peg In
the handball tournament yesterday
hy-Hefeatln* Frank Vernon 21-12,
tt-14. Today ba la going after
Burnslde. Pew expects to win tho
Bates medal.
At the regular leaders meeting
last night It was decided that the
Leader class would pull off a bur
lenque gym exhibition aome time In
February. The following commit
tees wero appointed: Program—
8 Kngijul»t, Don Hnyder and Paul
Hcudepohl Advertising — Hosa
George, W. O. Lamb and J. Stomp.
Bom* jumper la Bob Bedbury. of
the Night Juniors. He covers first
place In the broad lump every time
it cumea up.
Ciarli (irltflth suys hla star bat
tery, Johnson and Henry, is best
In baseball'a history.
$25.00 Suits
and
Overcoats
$18.75
CLOSING OUT
"ALWAYS RIGHT'
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS
WrtitUn Montagu* and Dannia.
1U mni 116 pound*, *od bo*era
Know I ton and Uetbua. 135 and 150
pound*, will rcpnwaat the Multno
mah A. C. at Um idpol la Vancou
ver, B. C, Friday aUcbL
Milt* C. Murphy, athletic tralnar
of lb* victorious Americans at tbe
Olyrapt< mnM. ha* left Pblladel
, phia for Tbomaaville, Oa.. la search
of heaJtb.
Chicago—A. C. Ireland of Swift
Current, Ba.lt. J. E. Klrby. Wkca
ton. 111, Will !j*roy. Plnwh*. 111.,
and W. L fiedwell, Xenla. O, wore
yesterday expelled from Ibe Ameri
can Trotting association for trregu
I art tie* la racing.
Philadelphia—Willi* Hopp* won
hi* second name la lb* IS.} Inch
balkllne billiard tournament from
Yamada last night. boating the Jap
«<K> to lit*. Hopp*'* high run was
176.
lUno— It d«v*lop*d yesterday
that the George Ikithner who was
defeated by Bert Klticaid of Seattle
on tli* wreatling mat bor* oa No
vember 17, la not G corg* Rothner.
tb* famous New York wrestler. The
Reno Botbner spilled the beans
whea be challenged tho Now York
article to wre*Ue him.
Yh* S. A. C. basketball team de
feated the Plymouth five laat night
1M to 14 and say tbey could hare
made it worse yet
Chicago—"Knockout" Brown sign
ed articles last night to box ten
rounds with Jock Dillon at Coluro
bus. 0., on December It, and fifteea
rounds with Walter Monihan at Hot
Springs, Ark., on New Year's day.
A basfcatball team from th* Chi
nese unlveiHlty of Huwall, soon to
tour this country, will play the W.
S. C. team at Pullman.
Portland.—Bobbia Burns, winner
of four blue ribbons, and o* tied by
Miss Elizabeth Huber, Is to b« en
tered In the horse show of the
Portland Hunt club Friday. Satur
day and Sunday of this wetk.
Portland. Or.—Bscaus* ttis foot
ball aggregation of the Pendleton
Athletic club was defeated by Pen
dleton high school, 6 to 3, the name
between Pendleton and the Multno
mah club ia called off. Multnomah
plays two gamea with th« Seattle
Athletic club, the first at Seattle,
December Jl. and the second In
Portland, New Year's day.
MINERS BEAT WHITTIER
WHITTIKR. Cal., Dec. s—The
rootball eleven of the Colorado
School of Mines has concluded Its
Southern California trip, having de
feated the light Whltiler college
team, 36 to 7. The Coloradnn*
leave for their homes today.
HALIFAX. N. S.. Dec. 4.—Billy
Parsons of North Sydney. N. 8.,
last night knocked out Kid Rums
of Glace Bay in the first round or
what was to have been a 15-round
bout and thereby won the light
weight championship of Eastern
Canada.
To show how great the Intsrest
In sports has Increased across the
water, a Copenhagen newspaper
had a seat for a representative In
the press box st the Yale-Harvard
game.
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