The Seattle star. [volume], February 21, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

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Ad Wolg'ast Gets Chancc Saturday ir* Battle With Tommy
Murphy toShow Whetherlie s Real 'Comc-BacK' or'Has-Begrt'
BY TOMMY MUItPHV.
A li tie n-cire thin tHree yciri ago I met Ad Wo 1; mt In a «l*
round bout In Pittsburg. Hs wa* at his bast then, but I iieat htm arid
I know I etn repeat, especially, over the looj distance Wolg**t ban
gone back, while I, deaplts niy lorg c ireer In ths ring, have Improved
in every tight that I have made In California. It may *erm strange,
but In all my starts out hers I hava evsn surprised myself. This
time I am going to surprise Wol(j»*t. I know what I can do in a *©
round go and In this first It will be my effort to go fatter and harder
than sver.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 21 To
morrow afternoon at l)iily City,
where Promoter Jltn Coffroth a
open air arena located, A<t Wol
ititMt nnd llarlofw Tommy Murphy
Iwlll mtrl In a ichrituM 20 round
I (wattle which l» ripiH'tfil to reveal
to u certainty whether Wolnnxt I*
•till a championship contender.
In Murphy the exchampion I*
oi<H)tlug iino of the very loujhrit
' boy* In hi* division a boy who
flttht* msrvelously well In Callfor
I aia and who hut shows Mtfr form
'every limp out since hla Initial hut
; tie In the state
\\ hen WolKast agreed to mwl
V illtatt't alary"—l9.ooo
with privilege of 50 per cent
of the receipts
Murphy* end A secret
agreement with Promoter
Coffroth
Scheduled distance — I"
rounds.
Take* place on third annl
veraary of Wolxast's victory
ov'-r (tattling Nelson.
Ka'lmated receipt*—llS,ooo
Murphy he a' once went Into light
training In Portland. Ore . and after
a few Jay*' work announced th.it
DEL HOWARD TO
BE SEALS' BOSS
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 21 Hill
Reidy has been ' canned" a* man
agar of thi* San Krand*co Seals
Del Howard la the new bo**.
These are two uneipected more*
tU.it owner Cal. I.«ln* of tha local
tram ha* • r »<• '<«*. •> <• I*
will b« some time befora all the
fan* will b<- *!-.« • > pick th« .n
selvea up. Ewtngs announcement
cane ltK•• a boll fr m the blue, but
tha Seal* comptroller of tha cur
rency Ilka* to put th»*« thins* over
occasionally.
"Reidy did not treat ma right,
said Ew|n«* lie overlooked th
club and tnvm lf aa *oon a* he hit
Cleveland. No* >dy know* what he
la doing now and be does not *eem
to care a bean about tha Han Fran
cisco club "
Howard I* one of the moat popu
lar men in the league. He ha* had
ten year* cvperlence and wa* at
one time Frank t'hanco* under
stud jr.
SANDY FKROI'SON. who will
take another fling at tha botlng
game. ha* signed to inea' Jeff Mad
den at Putnam. Conn, Feb. 25.
| hi* never felt belter and that when
lie stepped Into the ring he would
lie ao good that Murphy would Im>
J lucky to laat 16 round*.
In phyalral mold the bum do
not vary much. Murphy liaa an
advantage of one Inch In height
and two In reach, but otherwise
ithe boys are fairly evenly matched
in physique, save that Wolgast's
arms are huge an compared with
those of Mnr|>hy Wolgaat ha* the
arms of a welterweight, while Mur
idly ban the lithe, amoothly mua
rletl arm* that go with the properly
.molded light weight.
Murphy li* one of the most eon
iclentious tralni ra In the huslneaa
'anil ne\er enter* the ring except
In the tieat of condltlou.
It I* thl* habit, aloud with Mur
phy's consUtent work In the ring
tiid conscientious training, that has
made many- fan* string a bet on
Murphy even some of the beat ex
pert* and It would not be a great
snrirUe If Murphy were to take
Wolgsat'* inea*ilte
Muriihy, because of hi* fine
habit*, has made friend* wherever
he lias Rune, lie snd lobarcti and
liquor are total stranger* and wheu
not on the load or lu the gi til he is
with hi* wile and little girl. hla ile
votlou to thi tu being of the el
i tretne ty|ie lie I* a ateady church
ioer, gives lllierallv to charity and
I* putlll g away hi* earning* that
his family will be well provided
for when ho put* aside the cloves.,
BASKETBALL
Itrivadway High. city basket bull
champions, meet Uncula In a re
turn Kant* at the Mncoln nym thl*
afternoon. Iloth ti'imi will enter
the fray with their complete
strength and a lively content I*
looked for.
• • •
Another hluh *chool enm* of In
'.ert *t will lie the Queen Anne
I Yanklln game at the tjuwn Anne
K> m tonight. Queen Anne I* In
second place In the race for the
title and the Franklin five hope to
l>ull the hill ijutntet down a peg.
The name start* at 7:30.
• • •
Two Church Nntcu* it amm will br
pliywl Jit ih» I'lymouth church gym
tonight Th« flmt K»rn«« will lw th#
Ornt fhrWtlnn Prcunon; iinptiiit
conflict and the km ooil Flnrt Pre*
b)U<rt&tt» vn Trlolty M H
STRAIT WILL SIGN.
TEALEY DECLARES
Vlthou*rh 1 ai> Strait l« anions 'h«-
Seattle player* holding out. Man
mer T«wley Kaymond la confident
Lm will soon ata> h his naute to a
tiiatn contract. Hammond received
a letter from Slralt about a week
ago In which the outfielder still In
sisted on an Increase in salary
Raymond tak. * Strait's letter as
an Indication that hi* vma*-til to
play with Seattle ar:iln thl* *«ason
will soon be forthcoming
JAMFS HANDS RUBE
SOME ROUGH TALK
!»y !'n'(«•«! Tv-«» Wlr«
SAC&AMKNTO. M Tim-
Rube Marquard. New York Olant
Mar. la an Inirratc, and "atru' k the
band that fad him." la the opinion
of former Heavyweight champion
Irh. J C orbett, who la doing a
vaudeville turn here.
"Someone ought to '• all' thla fel-
J 'ow Marqtiard," ('orbett aald "He
would be playlnK on the aand lot*
today If It were not for th«« (Kant *
manager, Mucsiy McOraw."
VARSITY FIVE IS
WALLOPED AGAIN
CORVALUS, Or.. Feb. 21.—
The Oregon Agricultural col
lege batketball team today
made It two ttraight from the
University of W-tahington, de
feating the WasKingtoolana by
a acore of 14 to 7.
VARSITY CREW'S
CAPTAIN TO QUIT
Harold Waller, varsity crew's
captain, will quit college before the
big regal tam thla spring, according
to hla announcement, ("apt. Wnller
ha* rowed No the past two yeara
and bin lowa will be keenly felt.
HE GETS THE DOUGH
SPORTS
Paul Strand, Spokane's young
southpaw, has signed a contract
with the Ho*ton National* for a 40-
per-cent Increase over the salary
tie received from the Indiana last
season. Th« document he signed
wan a 45-day* probationary con
tract. Strand •■III leave some time
this week for the training ground*
at Macon, Oa
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS
NKXT SEASON, Instead of play
Ing off all postponed games after
August, the (Ml la the I'aclflc
Coast league will bo allowed to
play the game* at any time they
.*HO fit.
•i Hum •\f i<i it ni'Vimxc i>ri>
DY, of the Rutte t< nn In the Union
association, who win out of the
game most of l.iat year on account
of a feroken U i:, f* In nhapH iigiln
nod baa signed a 1918 contraot.
Pi" 1 J 1:00112 m Imied ,-i nri
tract to play with the White Sox
nelt season. 110 wan worrying
ComlHkey.
a TP.am of American profaaaioo
al golfers, captained by upon chain
plon .1, J. McDermott, will sail for
Kn«land In May to play matchcs
[Willi a< itch and IJuulikli tcaniH.
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THK STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1913. ° °
Tommy Murphy's Sparring Partner la Ounboa t Smith, the Heavyweight. The Picture Shows
Tommy Coming Out of a Chicken Coop, Whers Smith Mad Shut Him Up After Overpowering Him in
One of Their Friendly Scuttles Tommy Hat D'ood in Hi, Eye.
* WWS-Or-ThF
BOWLERS
A. I. Hall team, leader* In the
league race, dropped two game* to
tlm IHilton Adding Machine trio
Thursday uliiht on the lllsmnxck at- i
leys
A U Ha 115....474 nil 49'.| 1.4H4
Italtot.s r.3S 4KI il* Jl.Si.:'
• • •
H»rh«r Hro* crimped tbn I'au
lurluma In two out of three Thurs
day night- •#
Klscher HroS 449 I '". ftf !.i »1
I'aultonums . 42f> .MO id* M»:i
• • •
Hawks were defeated In two out '
of three contests on the M A C.
alleys with the Owl# fit mday
night.
Owls 737 711 1.97 1,1 IS!
Hawks SSI 6.1 70*~»,«J8
...
Three league names will be play
>-d >>n the Itlsmar.* alleys this aft
ernoon and tonight, In the aft.-r-j
noon the National tlank of Com !
rneree team will darh with the
li.->ter Mortons. Tonight will see !
i:antes between the florist* "m.4 the
I Standard furniture Co . and two
Tucker Hariford teams
S. A. C PUI S ON
SHOW TONIGHT
Th«T* will b<» «*ticht boxing Ud |
wrcntllnK bout* on th* tntorrtub
HiuoK**r program Mvven th* 8<»-
r»UJ#» Athletic club find >ho Bi*>kai>* i
A. (V horn tontffht.
On* of th* ffUMiro bout* of \
or*-nine will 1*» 'hat Irh
Crr.nha* of S«mUU# and Trui* of
H|*okane. Thriw two iwn flirht at
15H. art i should ftiri»!*h a fuat km
Andy I>uv*l| another rrack local
boy, will mewt a cl«***r boy In Wall
of Hpokan«.
RIVERS FAVORED
BY BETTING ODDS
Mr I"r t»4 1T... ' «#.u Wlr
|jf>B ANORLKtf, Keb. 21—Rain l«
nil that now can spoil one of th*
Mt piiKliixtic attractions of tho
year In tarn Anxoles. when Jo«
Itirera and Knockout Itrown try t*>
put nach other out of tho light
weight championship runntiiK nt
Vernon tomorrow
Hrown and lllvora are scheduled
to idppl ovur the derby distance 20
rounds Rivera In a atrouK favorite
at 10 to 7.
MOHLER TO LEAD
PORTLAND TEAM
Krn«'*t Mr»h!"r. vetorfcn captain
of the San Franclaco team. who
drew hla rclcaso and said he would
quit baseball because his eye» *»rn
bad, will rap'aln tho Portland t*um
In tho Northwestern loaPue tltla
Reason Mohler will play Qtird for
the Pippin*
BADE SIGNED AGAIN
The Wnlla Waflii In the
Trl-.Stato league has riMiKAXeil
Aufpiat Itnde as manager •?"' ad
ditional authority. Nat twlKklns
has been rr lotted prc»4eiil of
the club.
WELL, LOOK AT THIS!
A Portland newspaper IsJJilnß to
condu< ' a cuntcst lo ascr-niln
color of Nick Williams' hnXft Nfck
la manager of the
In tho Northwestern league.
A HIM, has been Iniroduced In
MlKßourt leKlslature permlttlnK rac
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with mutual mnchluoa
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FRANCE HAS NEW
RING IDOL; HOGAN!
The mercurial frenchmen hive a
n<"» boilng Idol They had to have
r n.'* oi»p. In*, ause tho old one.
(ieorge Carpeutiqr, recently was
tumbl.-d Into defeat.
Now, In considering an Ideal hero
for the French republic, one never
would pl« k out n man nam<t| llmnin
Yet that la etiu tljr what they have
done.
Ill* full n.'ime la Adrian llognn.
'It a hard to f«lt bow he came by It
| At any rate lioeaii Ik a sure enough
l**r< n< her. to prove It served for
two yearn In the Krench army.
lloKati ia a bigger man than Car
pentler. which gives him a bettor
■ hu!n » to Ihm ome really famous the
world over Aa a matter of fact
Hogan I* a h.-avyw.-lght. and hla
management announces that he la
very rau< h open to meet any man In
' the world of no matter what slxe
FEED GAME BIRDS
fanners In KaaUrn Washington
have been feed In K game blri! tbls
winter to pr> v.*nt (hem from «'ar»-
intc Although many ranchers have
been doing th « It Is expected thnt
: the rtlpply of game Mr*'* will drop
i.ft considerably, owing to the e»
\remely odd w-ather.
The Rangers have loat a valuable
] player in lieutali' r. who leaves for
Vancouver tonight.
ftV AD WOtGA^T
I'll /»h»p Murphy Ins."lf? of 1
rounds. I frit toon aft tr I
atartc'l work for Out boul th*t
I would If In fine thape and
that while Murphy it a tough
boy an J *ould be hard o wear
down, he eventually wojIJ be
f>r c.rd t ail' r,ljmh li« >t i ' J
Murphy will be one way of celt
brat In o the third annlvertary of
my winning of the lightweight
champiorthlp from Battling
Nelton After Murphy, Ritchie
He will be given no rett until
he contentt to meet me in a re
turn match. After Ritchie. Ad
Wolgaat once more will be the
undisputed lightweight cham
pion of the world.
HERE'S M'GRAW'S
FUNNIEST STORY
Thla tit John Mf<.raw'« fi]mil<-*«
atory:
"'Wul< h' Hurnham wii a Nation
al IcitKiiit umpire when t played
with th* llm 11 i n<or*« Orlol«* We
• ailed lil 111 'Wnl'ti Ka»e
every pli«>er who dlapu •-<! hla de
• lalona on* minute to Kct i'ii' k Into
the Kami' or ko Ui th" l>M< b. and h<'
ulwuya pulled hla watih to litre
th etu.
"llurnharu railed Jon Kelly out on
a clone decision Joe ki< krd on
him K» lly kno' >'.<■ -1 rho timepiece
to ttic- Kto ind. broke It, and look. <1
at Hurnham, exjw< 'In* to hp fined
heavily, itut liumhaiu laughed at
bla.
"Iliiriiham had forgotten hla own
wat< h tliat ilaj and borrowed th"
(roundkrepar a."
VEAN'S ONLY HOME
RUN A FLUKY ONE
Bracketed after Vean
nam« In (ho I'arlf (- roaat bat
tin* averare» for 1!»)0 Is on#
home run, and thereby hang* a
funny *tory.
It wh* the only time that
OrvK* *a!lot»-d around the
narks at hli Udxtirc that whole
ye-ir. The aouthpaw slammed
the hull to rtaht field and it
rolled dmitiah a broken board
In the fence llunky Hhsw
reached bia paw through tha
fence. tin 1 th« ball and threw It
U) the plate
Imj :re Oeorre Hildebraud,
who goea to the American
league tbia year, Kave Vean a
hoin»*r. d< spltr the protest of
Kid M'dtlur. then captain of the
Baa la MohKr tried to cot hltu
to reverse the decialon on the
ground that the ball was not
really outside the park when It
could be reached, and officially
protected the gauxr, but It was
denied
BATTIJ.VO NKLSON defeated
B<»rfOion of R*«tne, Wit, In 10 two- j
minute round* at fincine
day nljrht.
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Eitabll«h«d 1891.
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