The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-22
THERE WILL BE NO 2o.RouNp

THERE WILL BE NO 2o-RouNp ,
scrap between Johnnie OLeary
and Joe Bayley at Fort Lawton
Virgil c. Carney. manager OF
Brown 4 Hulen's billiard parlors.
who Is endeavoring to get these
boys together again In a mill near
admitted today that be
had failed In his plan to arrange
tho battle for the fort Hut Virgil |
has not given up his hope yet OF
letting the local fans see the Sc
attic boy In action over the long
route. lie Is now negotiating for
a site near Port Orchard. across
the Sound.
WEisER DELL. sEATTLE'S
big pitcher who was reported TO
be a holdout. was In Seattle Wed
nesday and came to terias with
Owner Dugdaie. Dell Is an cleo
trician In Butte. Mont. and Ia now
on a weeks vacation.
WHEN THE PRESENT SOC
Ger season opened number OF
fans, after watching Johnny MARI.
OF the United. capcr about the
field. declared the fleet footbailer
had seen his best days. John de
termined TO show EN-. He finish
ed the recent cup series credited
with ~ goals. the greatest number
OF taiiies gathered BY any Ind vid-
uai In the championship series.
WHEN JOHNNIE O'lEARY
punched Joe Bayley insensihle In
the 18th round OF their recent bat
tie. and won the match. ne won
home for himself In the hearts
of the Canuck fans. Johnnie Is
shown courtesy no less than tnat
accorded a worlds champion. The
Hasting A. G.. in advertising re-
cent smoker. announced thar
OI.eary would referee toe main
event. Frank Barrieau VI. Pete
Nnr~el. Crowds flockef to the
show Just 10 get a glimpse ut tne
Seattle boxer Barrieau won we
match by knockout 10 the fourth
round.
EITHER THE FEDERAL
league IL earnestly endeavorln1 70
land some talent from the North
westsrn league, or the outlaw cir,
cult has an ambitious publicity
agent spreading the bunk In the
Northwest. Some OF the dope be-
ing served to the Northwest rams
"a stuff that would sound like
nightmare. even to buffers OF Chi
nese dopesticks.
II IL reported that the services
Of Mike Lynch. Stonewall Jackson
and Charlie Brooks are being
sought By the new league.
In the case OF Lynch and Brooks.
II really doesn't sound so worse
put az for Jackson. the hitless
wonder, Well. the bushes are
lust Drumming over with Fellows
who are as good
IF THAT MAN FiTzsiMmoNs
gets back in the ring
Jim Jeffries will set fire to his
cafe and begin all over.
Tommy Burns will tackle Gun
boat Smith. az he offered To 90
after the Pelkey affair.
And u. Edward Dugdale VIII
catch for the 1914 Tilikums.
AFTER READING THE NEWS
OF Umpire Garnet G. Bush'A leap
IN the Federal circuit In The PINK
star wednesday, owner Dug ex-
pressed surprise. Bush drew down
a blue envelope as arbiter IN tne
Coast league last season because
he couldn't control his temper on
the field. When President Jones
attended the recent session OF the
Coast league mags. he was ap-
preached by a number OF BUSH
friends who recommended him Tor
a lob in the n. w. Finally Jones
consented and signed Bush mp. And
now Bush expresses his gratitude
BY jumping his contract
"eUD" MIVoR, OUR YOUNG
southpaw. has Joined the holdouts.
Bud Is extremely anxious for a
boost in pay. and 30 far has been
unable 10 convince Dug that ne
has II coming. Dug has the mat
ter under consideration.
IT'S A GREAT TREAT FOR
the football fans mp ~ Spokane TO
get a aqulnt at any college football
teams in action. and now further
TO anchor the Falls City In the cata-
combs Of sport. the board or edu-
cation has passed resolution bar
ring high school games with out
side towns.
The Ad club and Chamber OF
Commerce. being wiser than tho
fogies on the school board. have
passed resolutions condemning the
move. and wild delegation plans
10 swoop down on the next session
of the board, demanding a recall.
Safe TO sly that Spokane got
more real good advertising out OF
Wallace De Wit. famous Princeton
! AllAmerican fullback. 1911 and
1912. Vincent Borleske. Whitman =
great all-star halfback; Wesley
Englehorn, captain-elect OF the