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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Says He's impressed

Sherman writes he was most i'm.
pressed with Caddock's perform
ance when that youth met and dc.
feated Mort Henderson, the original
masked marvel" Henderson, In
his time. has met and held his own
with some OF the best in the wrest-
ling game, and for that reason Cad
docks hackers were somewhat re-
luctant TO allow the youngster to
meet the time-tried veteran of the
mat game. Their doubts were dis
PEELED within very short time
after the bout started when Cad
dock sped behind the Eastern
wrestler and pinned his shoulders
TO the mat in just 10 minutes. The
second fall was achieved In six
minutes.
The versatility and variety OF
holds with which the young farmer
boy fought his adversary was aston
ishing, Sherman writes. Not even
Gotch in his palmiest days ever
smothered an able opponent with
such ease ms did Caddock in flatten.
ing Henderson's shoulders against
the pad"
Sherman concludes letter with
the assertion that Il is only a qVes-
ton OF time until Caddock, StecMr
and Stranger Lewis must meet and
decide who is going to take Frank
Gotchs place as the worlds cham.
pion wrestler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Tex Finds II
Is Hard Work
10 Line In Go

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-Tex Rick
ard. promoter. chaperon 10 Les
Darcy and gumshoe expert. "a
having more trouble In getting Mad.
ison Square Garden m which to hold
boxing bouts than he did in becom-
ing mayor of Nome. Alaska, some
years ago.
Richard said today that II there
was a game the Jealous promoters
and would-be promoters OF New
York hadn't sprung on him In their
attempts TO keep him out OF the
boxing game. he would like to get
a slant at IL. Influence OF Tam
many Hall. penny politicians and
every other influence had been
thrown into the harness TO pull
against him, Richard said.
You'd be surprised" he de
cIared. IF you knew the things
some of these fellows have done"
Richard expects TO be able TO an
nounce soon that opposition has
been overcome, and that he has be-
come the holder OF a lease on the
Garden. He explained the reason
by saying he could put up a cash
bond for the rental. while most OF
the others would have to wait and
make the money before they could
pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
PRINCETON WRITER FRANK
IN PUTTING TIGER SQUAD
ONPAN AS NUMSKULL TEAM

laid upon teaching the players OF
next years tea INTO think for them
selves
Need Some Ginger
without mentioning any names.
there are certain holdover mem
bers OF Princeton's team who could
take this heartfelt heart talk TO
their own hearts and do wonders
for Old Nassau next fall. X is a
lamentable fact, but none the less
true. that the young man who pen
ned the inissive 10 the Prince
tonian whacked the old nail square
ly on it's battered head. The Har-
ward game WAS lost by poor think
ing. and tho Yale game WAS lost
for the same reason.
Imagine youth who plans TO
use a great deal OF intelligence In
overcoming this LIES obstacles
calling for a forward pass with a
football Just yearning to be pushed
over a goal line by straight rushing
That's just what happened In each
of these important conflicts.
Speedy Rush had his problems
with this team OF his last October
and November. He had a team
which, TO take a look ut them lined
up on paper. would have tied Yale
and Harvard into double-clnched
bOw-knots. But. as every one
knows. they didn't do H. and the
youth who wrote the letter ism,
the only one who believes that solid
ivory was the cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Jack Dillon May Be
Thru With Ring for
Good and All, Rumor

He seldom knocked his man
out, altho many opportunities
presented themselves. He pre-
ferred TO let his men stay the
limit. In order to husband them
for future bouts.
There was never much doubt Of
Dillon's superiority over such box
ers as George (Knockout) Brown
or George Chip. He boxed both
many times, and usually won on
points, but neither OF them ever
took the count from him.
Bouts of that sort brought Dill
lon into disrepute in many parts OF
the country, and in many places he
never was a drawing card on Sec
ond appearance.
Dillon was at the height of his
career year ago, when he beat
Frank Moran, Charley Weinert and
Tom Cowler in rapid succession.
and was talked of as an opponent
for Jess Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
CLOSING YEAR HAS BEEN
FLIVVER ONE FOR CHAMP
CONTEST IN ROPED ARENA

many i0-round affairs. and has dem
onstrated that no one can catch
him over tho i0.round route when
he chooses TO run.
Jess Willard. the heavyweight
trail blazer. has been even worse.
Following circus In the summer
months. and protesting against pub
licity at other times. the big hulk
has engaged In only ono bout. and
tina, with Frank Moran over the
i0-round route. There seems TO be
no chance OF getting him into a
longer bout. altho several attempts
have been made
Johnny Kilbane has defended his
title just once IN bout OF moro
than 10 rounds. and he easily dis.
posed OF George CLANCY on that &C
casion. There Ia some excuse for
Kilbane. for there are no men OF
his weight competent TO give him
real tough fight. He has been
angling for a match with Freddie
Welsh. and II he gets II he may
help stir things up In the game.
Tex Richard. tho man who made
possible the worlds championship
bout between James J. Jeffries and
Jack Johnson at Reno. has been
doing his best TO kick n little life
into the dying game. Negotiating
for Madison Square Garden and
some OF the best bouts the world
could produce. this master pro
moter has promised revival OF
championship contests that will
liven up New York TO suit anyone.
Tho coming year now promises
much more than the ono nearly
over II IL doesn't pan out. the
game OF hit and run will take an
awful shoot down the incline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
ICY" Sherman Digs Up
Second Frank Gotch to
Tickle Wrestling Fans

NEW YORK. Dec. 2e.--
Charles s. ("Cy") Sherman,
veteran Western sports writer,
and one OF tho keenest judges
OF a wrestler In the country.
has deVlved into the wilds OF
Iowa and picked out a brand
new wrestling marvel. Sherman
declares the new phenom easily
is as good az Frank Gotch, also
an lowan, when that wonderful
grappler first began TO appear
In public.
Considering the fact that II wa
Sherman who first recognized tn,
ability OF Joe Stecher and literally
boosted him into prominence. hi
Endorsement OF the farmer youth h,
calls Earl Caddock carries som.
weight.
Caddock. says Sherman, Is n far
mer boy from Anita. Iowa. and hai
been in the ranks OF the profession
ais only n year. His rise, it II
stated, has been just as phenomena
as that which shot Joe Stecher int
the limelight, and like Stecher. tn,
Iowa youth never has lost a fall II
a match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26

NEW YORK. Dec. ga year
OF inae;ion by fighters ard
their managers, another year
OF demands for enormous sums
TO box. ard a year In which
some % the flabS.est cham
plcns ever produced have been
eonten. to sit securely on their
iaurels, 10 the pvsiIis,ic anal
ysls Of 1915.
Championship bouts OF high call
Der have become so scarce that the
man who formerly became all work
ed up over the prospect OF sesing
a champion and ncar-champion
get together grows very little ex
cited nowadays when the word Ia
passed out that title-holder Is
about 10 risk t. No-deciHion bouts
and the mercenary tendencies o!
the fighters have done their duty
The old fight game Is laboring
under a tremendous handicap.
In the year that Is JUST slipping
by there have been mighty few
bouts for championships. The
elusive Freddie Welsh. lightweight
title-holder, has engaged in two mix
ups over a marathon route. First
he tackled Ad Wolgnst. poor. old
wobbly Ad. who still thinks hs can
beat the best: and then he SHARED
Charlie White and tho public for
a 20.round affair In Colorado
Springs.
Bouts Were Ridiculous
Both bouts were ridiculous, Judged
from the standpoint OF champion
making exhibitions. Neither OF the
men could be classed "a worthy oil
a champions skin. Aside from
these bouts. Welsh has engaged In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
BY n. c. HAMILTON

~ ''rNf'ff~
United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. ga
frankness that is admirable 10
EXPRESSED In a letter to the
Prime .tonian. the college pub
LEGATION at Princeton universi-
~. In which the late Iamented
football team. coached by
Speedy Rush. is given name
that completely absolved Rush
from all blame. The writer
says:
Last year our team was accus-
ed of being yellow and n bunch
OF cutters: this year II is termed
an organization OF no brains. The
latter is undoubtedly the case; our
team was a dumb team.
1T Is pretty hard for any coach
or set OF coaches TO instill brains
into a crowd OF seniors. II they
haven't got them they won't &C.
quire them in two months prac.
tice. The team lost the Harvard
game thru lack Of the proper
thought. and the Yale game week
later for the same reason.
While | want in no way to crit
icise the coaching. I do think
there was a combination OF the
backfield that could have over.
come this weakness: however. past
IL past. the team lost. Mr. Rush
lost also. partly due TO his own
lack OF experience and partly and
mostly because he was dealing
with a bunch of boneheads who
were utterly at loss to make a
quick. intelligent decision when
the opportunity presented itself
Too much importance cannot be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Mcintyre Takes TWo
Boxers to Portland
For Rose City Club

Chef Mcintyre, veteran box
ina instructor. whom runor
has IL will be seen In the pad
ded ring himself ere long, left
today for Portland, where his
protege, Lloyd Madden, NJ. w.
lightweight champion, takes
on "muffv Bronson Thursday
night, Mcintyre also took Bert
Hughes south with him 10 meet
Danny Edwards, the Oakland
tar baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26

There 10 no women's bowl
ing championship In the United
States, 80 six Cleveland wom-
en- have started out TO make
one.
They are members OF tho Star
Bakers bowling team. have already
beaten the best woman's bowling
teams in Ohio and arc now ready
TO meet any team IN the country.
Two tours have already been ar
ranged. one which will take In the
principal cities In Ohio. Indiana.
Michigan and Illinois and the 9th
er thru the East
The team was organized by Miss
Hazel Bark. the only woman man.
ager OF n bowling alley in the
world. She acts as both captain
and manager and has booked
games for the two tours.
The Star Bakers do not draw
the line on men; In fact, they
have defeated some OF the
best mems teams In Ohio. in
cludlna the crack pollcemen's
team OF Cleveland.
The fair stars are improving
rapidly and are bowling scores
that men teams would not be
ashamed OF Three OF the number
have rolled scores OF 200 or better
and the best team score so far for
a single game II s32. an average OF
lS6 2-5. They hope 20 roll better
scores than that before the season
ends.
Members OF the team are Miss
Bark. Mrs. Grace Garwood, Mrs Peg.
~ Pearsall. Mrs. Goldie Greenwald.
Mrs. Anna Ruff and Mrs. Ernest
a. Brooks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Stanley Yoakum
Takes a Beating

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 26.-Stan.
ley Yoakum took a beating from
Terry McGovern, local lightweight
Eddie O'Keefe and Artie Root
Cleveland bantams, went six rounds
10 u draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Wrestlers Wrangle
Over Length of Go

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. &C.
wrangiing over the terms Of their
coming wrestling bout began be
tween Ed (Strangler) Lewis and Ad
Santel today, following Lewis ar
rival from the South. The men Will
meet next Tuesday night. Lewis
wants the bout 10 last 2lz hours,
while Santel fayors two hours.
Tfv Kreling will probably referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Jack Read Having a
Hard Time Getting
In Shape for Bout

Jack Read, the Australian
lightweight who was seen In
action here against Harry An
derson recently, writes from
Denver that he landed o. H.,
but 10 having a hard time get
ting In shape In the high aIti-
tude Of Colorado. He 10 TO fight
a 15-round 90 on New Years
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
~-JUST-@
Between Ourselves
WITH OBVIOUS APOLOGIES
BY THE SPORTS EDITOR

WITH OBVIOUS APOLOGIES
The old sport a gallery
At the sixday with a saddened air,
And his voice out with grim despair.
It's not what 1t used TO be-
IT'S the opening night the sucker
haven't familiar facet
been grabbed the place,
It's not what II used 10 be!
he golden days OF this sixday grind,
The gala that have in mind,
We all had that seaskn lned
It's not what II used to be!
There's a copper now every second row.
And don't know where gol
Them natfoos have sense know
It's what II used TO bel
TN say It's quiet nd all Of that,
RS, IN bet bet you twO So Christmas CHI t, hat
It's not what 1t used TO be!
NJ doubt tough
And the work. at times, a bit too rough,
But the people came just to see that stuff
It's not what 1t used TO be-"
u q
GIVE HIM THE MEDAL EARL
tenaciv all that needed sisday bicycle
worhnston l. Men Davenport ia would edge
uealy every field.
mtten grind
discouraged by muddy cold billiards.
Msen made the long ride partly to train for the sxday grind
partly railroad fare TO New York.
The mIsen country
where stopped had heat he forced continue his
day keep
Fred Fulton will $4,000 Jess Willard Aw
Willard find 1t out-hen that,
u = q u
headlines that Speaker leads
batting month they should get the result Of the
What has become Of the oldfashoned AAmeran team with
-
NJ. L. players limit
feeding awn would have hook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26

lack Dillon, "the Hoosier
tearoat," "the giant killer has
quit the rinsl
At least. that's the word from In
dianapolis. where Jack has bought
a cafe and started in business, an
nouncing he will never box again.
Recent reversals. due, some say,
10 failure OF Dillon TO keep in con
dition, weighed heavily on the
great scrapper. and caused him to
give UP his ring career. after sew
eral years as topnotcher.
Dillon has been one OF the most
remarkable boxers the country has
ever produced.
Never champion. Dillon has al
ways been the Fighter who is going
to do something"
For many years Dillon fought al
most weekly. touring every state
where boxing was permitted, and
boxing for small stakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Tom Cowler and
Smith Box Draw

BINGHAMToN. n. Y. Dec. 60
Tom Cowler and Gunboat Smith.
heavyweights. went 10 rounds TO a
draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Tony Brottem Is
Visitor in Town

Tony Brottem, former y. w.
league catcher. now with the st.
Louis Cards. was a Seattle visitor
the other day. He is now out on a
hunting trip. according 10 reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26

iusa. 1aat made II a factor III
the race for the Pacific Coast
Hockey association goutalon
last season. and tonight. As a
consequence. will have an OPP
portunity 10 do battle 20 share
honors with Vancouver at the
head of the league Standin>
when the locals cross sticks
with Frank Patrick's Mil
lionaires at the Arena,
Portland Plays Spokane
Vancouver has won four and lost
two games. Seattle has won three
and lost three games. should Port
land succeed in trimming Spokane
on the ice al the Inland Empire
metropolis. the Rose City crew viii
come out OF the cellar tie with
the Canaries for third place. should
Spokane win. however. aud Seattle
lose. the gang from east OF the
mountains viii step over Seattle
Into second place. At present Spo-
kane Is tied with Seattle for tho
second position. with three won and
three lost.
Manager Muidoon IL celebrating
Harry Holmes return To form. and
says with the able assistance OF
the goalie In his old-time shape. the
Metropolitans should con the flag
when the race ends. The hneups
probably will be as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Charley White Is
Victor in Gotham

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.--Charley
White. lightweight. outpointed liar.
ry Pierce In 10 rounds. Frankie
Burns. bantam, defeated Pal Moore
In 10 rounds. Phil Bloom outpoint-
ed Chick Simler in 10 rounds. Jim
Healy. heavyweight. stopped Tim
Sullivan In the first round.
Jack White, brother OF Charley
White. Chicago lightweight. is in
Seattle, and will. In all probability,
be used on the Elks' card. TO be
staged on the afternoon of New
Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-26
Sea Hockey Crew Will Battle Tonight for Place Top of eagu
Victory Would
Tie Nets With
Vancouver Club
BY EDWARD HILL

l l., N MI l.
DOON'S Sc
attic c c
hockey scptct.
after a more
or less disaS-
trOuS sta I.
has rounded
down 20 the
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-10-27
MOTT T0 DEDICATE Y. M. C. A..
Whole Week to Be Devoted to Racine's
New $t75,ooo Strueture-Will
Banquet All Workers.

Racine-John r. Mott, international
Y. NJ c. A. worker, viii deliver the
dedicatory address for the new $175,-
COO Young Mems Christian Association
building in this city on Sunday, Nov.
5, according to plans of the board of
directors.
A whole week will be given over to
special dedicatory exercises, beginning
Monday, Oct. 80, and ending Nov. 5.
The association will keep open house
throughout the week, so that the vario-
us departments can be inspected by
the public. A banquet will be held, to
which viii be invited all the workers
who helped to raise the fund for the
building. II is alsu contemplated to
hold banquet to which all the con-
tractors who had part in the construc-
ton of the building will be invited
The board of directors of the Young
Mems Christian association is COM
posed of John S. BicAel. l.. w. Brooks,
John d. Rowland, fulton Thompson,
and Louis Bradshaw.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-10-27
WAR DOUBLES THE
PRICE OF CHEESE.
GREEN COUNTY FACTORIES SELL
PRODUCT FOR IS CENTS
A POUND.
FOREIGN AGENTS ARE BUYING
parry Industries Work Overtime to
Supply Demand - Market Quo.
tatlons Are Doubled in
the Past Year.

Monroe-Never before has the
cheese market in Green county doomed
as it has the past few weeks. Swiss
cheese is practically double in whole
sale price what it was one year ago,
sixty tubs being sold at the Jenny
factory in Clarno township for 35 cents
a pound, record for Green county.
For the past few days European
buyers have been touring this terri
tory, picking up all offerings. Local
supplies are nearly exhausted, and the
heavy demand is bringing out new
cheese before it has been cured ac-
cording to the prevailing custom AL
though it is usual for some factories
TO close down at this season, all of the
40 in Green county are operating in
full force this fall because of the heavy
demand and high prices.
October prices for Swiss cheese last
year were Is cents a pound. as COM
pared with 35 cents at the present.
time, and where the cheese products
of Green county brought in $5,7S5,
046.S1 last year they are expected to
practically double this in 1916.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-10-27
MANYTAKE, ,DAlRYiNG COURSE
Lessons in All Branches of industry
Are Taught-Equipment Recog-
nized as Best in Country.

Madison Already seventy-five but
ter and cheese makers have enrolled
for the twenty-seyenth winter dairy
course at the University of Wisconsin,
1t opens on Wednesday, Nov. g. and
will continue, as usual. for twelve
weeks.
Courses in all branches of the dairy
ing industry are taught. The applioa-
ton of milk tests for fat, casein, sedi-
ment and acids is impaired to stu
dents. The equipment of this school is
recognized as the best of all such in
Stitutions in the United States.
During the period of existence of the
winter dairy course more than 5000
butter and cheese makers of this and
other states have been instructed and
749 certificates have been granted to
students who have done extra work.