The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-25
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"Y fi<i@. W f4i<ts. AND W tiO &c
wv YOU think is being talked OF
- In New York as a probable
opponent for Benny Leonard In
Gotham
No one more or less thar Eddie
campI. "Caruso' Dan salts clover
featherweIsht pride and JOY.
In letter received YESTERDAY
from Billy Gibson. manager oi
Benny Leonard. 6y Daniel. Gibson
had the following TO shy:
-Campi has received a wonder.
full lot Of boosting here in the
press. am not sure that he and
Leonard In New York would not
be one OF the biggest affairs that
was ever staged here. as Campi
here as a featherweight was one
of the greatest boxers ever shown
In the East.
"Msny newspaper men have
seen Campi and Leonard box In
the gyms around here and many
times since told me tina; II Campi
was bigger In weight he and Leon
ard would be one OF the cleyerest
exhibitions OF boxing ever staged.
FRANK BARRIEAT seems 10
have gotten In rather bad down iE
that dear old San Francisco. while
Chef Mcintyre IS being received
with open arms just like he was a
native son.
II seems that in his recent fight
with Jack Downey. Franz did NJ.
hit Downey hard or often enough
10 suit all OF those present with
the result that there were those
among the crowd who believed
there was something not right IN
Copenhagen when the fracas WAS
called a draw.
a write-up OF the fight in one
OF the San Francisco papers leaves
the impression that the boys were
bit too friendly in their efforts
to bruise one another.
"Barrieau may. Of course. have
been doing his best. and mis- poor
showing may be due 10 the fact
that Downey Ia a rather foxy old
ring man and Is hard TO hit But
II will do no harm TO inform Bar
rlcau. and also his manager. Pred
Winson. that everything wasn't
above suspicion and that y there's
any more Of that open-hand busi.
Hess. Barrieau Will be given his op-
portunity to follow Ad Santel into
the bushes" says one Frisco
scribe.
WIRE DISPATCHES carried the
fact that some one did the bandit
get on Chef Mcintyre when he vas
given a draw with Knockout"
Kruyosky recently II is interest
ing. however. at this late date 10
see what the papers IN san Fran.
cisco thoueht Of the piece Of zee
ond story work on the part OF the
judges Glimpse this:
"chet Mcintyre. the Seattle
heavyweight. made a Monkey OF
Jim Griffin's fighter, Knockout"
Kruyosky. made him looh like
sucker. beat him worse IT. the last
round than he did in the first
three. and two OF the judges called
when Kruvosky swung with
his left. which was very often, Me
lntyre stepped in and clipped him
on the Jaw with his rigat. and
when Kruvosky swung with his
right, Mcintyre stepped In and
clipped him with a short left.
Kruvosky, who is reputed to be
hard hitter. landed but one ef.
fective punch; that was In the
first round. a punch on the chin
that caused Mcintyre TO shake n
little in the knees. But a moment
later Mcintyre did the same thing
TO Kruvosky, and from then on
there was nothing 10 1t but the lit
tie old man from the Northwest.
zone OF the Judges, Freddie Ev-
erett, gave the decision 70 McIn-
tyre, but the other two congtituten
q majority and their verdict Of 50.
30 robbed Mcintyre Of tie eaqv
win that was his and brought the
crowd to It's feet with hOOtg that
sre probably still sounding In the /
ears OF the offending judges.
1.-The decision was 80 bum" not |
~ rec ~ r~'ier word. ihat Pro.