The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-11
Here and There i'm the World of Sport--Winter Season Gossip

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Phil Schlossberg. the navy cham
pion.' will go to Boston, where he ex-
poets to get on with some light heavy
before the month ends. He says he
is going after the new commission
weights.
Knockout" Brown. the New York
lightweight. and Joe Rivers of Los
Angeles will fight twenty rounds at the
Vernon, Cal, arena on the afternoon
OF Feb. %.
LarneN ~Lichenstein is anxious to
match his lightweight, Steve Ketchell,
with Ad Wolgast n believes the exc
champion will be ready to take a
match in these parts. Ketchell fights
Pat Brown at Superior OF January
%. His match with Art Steward at
Hammond has been postponed until
January 80.
Jack White has been matched to
box Jack Hartman at Springfield, O..
Jan. Is in "A twenty round bout The
men will weigh in at 125 pounds at 8
o'clock.
Bill O'Connell's big room resembled
a %three-ring circus with all the acts
working at once. Jess Willard was
the headliner. Then came Kid Cot
ton, Cleve Hawkins. Ned Carpenter,
Jack Heinen. Tony Caponi. K. o.
Brown. Morris Bloom. Kid Troubles,
Joe yelling. Finger Murphy. Eddie
Wells, Charlie Lucca, Joe Homeland,
Peanuts, Chick Marks. Marty Cutler.
Danny Goodman, Jimmy Travers and
several others.
Tommy Garry who is matched to
meet frankie Russell at Cincinnati, O.,
Jan. II, has started active training at
Lewis gymnasium.
Tony Caponi has beer promised a
match with Eddie McCoorty by Kan
s;,s Ciyt promoters. The match will
he held some time in February.
The Marquette club of Peoria. ILL.,.
has arranged its card for h show
which will be held Tuesday night.
Dick Ellard of Baltimore, and George
Dams of Monmouth, ILL.,, two welter-
weights. will clash in the main event.
The principals in the senli-wind up
will be Jack Loomis of Peoria, ILL.,,
and Andy Dams of Monmouth. The
preliminary will bring together
Young Herman of Pekin, ILL.,, and
Clifford Peanuts" scheiberl of Rock
Island. III.
Vince ketehell is back in the ring
after a long lay off and would like to
meet any featherweight in the busi-
ness.
Danny Goodman will soon quit the
ring. He is to hook up With a little
lightweight named Cupid early in
May and they do say he has pro1nis-
ed his future sparring partner he will
retire from the fight ring in favor of
the wedding ring. In the meantime
he has several bouts booked up and
is working out daily at O'Connell's.
In picking the two most dangerous
batsmen. baseball scribes never over
look Larry Laioie and Hans Wagner.
Ed Reulbach says he is going to
come back next season and show the
west side fans something classy.
Deacon Jim MCGUIRE, scout for the
Tigers, tells why pitchers can't hit.
The reason is not because they are
pitchers. but because the men who do
the bis league pitching are naturally
poo batSmcn, AYERS Jim.
President Garry Hermann of the
Reds sent Marsans. his Cuban out
fielder. a contract allowing an $500
raise over last seasons salary.
Manager Red Doom is trying to at
tach Eplla Rixey's brothers name to
Il contract to play with the Philadel-
phias. Epha says he won't let his
little brother" play professional base
Mike Kelley. manager Of the In
dianapolis club of the American as
ISOLATION. has signed up a Cuban
shortstop named CABRERA. He will be
the first Cuban to receive a chance in
the American association.
Cy Morgan believes he is good for
several more years of fast company.
and is trying to land a job with the
White SoX.
The Sacramento club Of the Coast
league is after Louis Drake. the
Giants twirler. sent to the Interna-
tional league last season but recalled
by McGsraw.
Manager Griffith has signed moth
or southpaw. His name is given as
Austin and his residence as Horning.
n. Y.
Tom Pendleton. gridiron player at
Princeton. says he will not turn pro-
fcssional baseball player.
The Cincinnati Reds believe they
have a good man in Stubby KYLE who
was picked up and used in the last
few games Of the season.
Fig league umpires on reading Of
Brick" Owens elevator accident,
charge he Is taking an unfair advant-
age Of them by training out of sea-
son.
RIVERS TO MEET CURLEY.
Winona. Jan. 10.-A fas boxing
has been announced to take
place Wednesday,, January IS, at In
dependence. Wis. between Carlo Riv-
ers of Tacoma. a cousin of tho MeXi-
can. Joe Rivers. n Ralph Curley Of
Omaha. Both men have records in
the heavyweight class in the north,
west. There will u.s. be good prclim-I !