Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-04
SPORTING GOSSIP OF THE
CAPITAL CITY
By THE CRAB"

By THE CRAB"
Since Pops passed the buck to Ami
l. and Me,
For the best cure for love-oh boy
let's see.
Miss y, we know-We know for sure
The best way out is the "Keeley kure.
Key: Love is form of intoXicatiol
"a jag as it were-therefore, if yor
can sober up-well then, that's it.
"Acorns for the Squirrels" In tn
Spokesman Review of Sunday last
took our smoke on the proper classi
fication of John Anderson manager o
"Trrah Miyak- kee,' champion jew b.
jits wrestler. who has wrestled in Eng
land from coast to coast and from
San Francisco to the Pacific" oh
lady, listen to "Acorns:"
John Anderson, who looks after
the well-being of Taro Mlyake,
Japanese exponent of wrestling, is
a modest person. He very freely
admits that once upon a time there
was a fellow named Gotch who
could actually throw his bread WIN
ner, but to admit this of any of
the present crop OF grapplers is
out of the question. Miyake reigns
supreme when Anderson is around.
The other afternoon We wit
messed a number of exciting con-
tests in Anderson's presence. We ,
saw John Berg on the padded floor
writing In agony; We heard Zy-
bsZko crying Justify for arnica;
We saw a lonesome tear streaking
down the grim visage of Stranger
Lewis as he realized his day had
come; we heard Jack Taylor's
plaintive wall as he picked his big
toe up off the canvass and eyed it
mournfully; we heard Doc Rollers
confession of his weak ability and
We saw Plestinas struggling flu
tilely to shake off the Nipponese
menace that was tearing the very
heart out of his ego. We saw the
opulent Anderson gathering in the
shekels with steady hands and we
pictured the grinning idol of the
sunflower kingdom bowling low to
the plaudits of Anderson and COM
pany, incorporated, but all good
things have to come to an end and
the finish came when Anderson's
respiratory organs communicated
to his brain center that rest was
essential. 1t sure was.
At that, we're glad jain didn't taxi
us for the "hicks."
Miss Elizabeth, she, the managerial
part of the Tucker family, has &C
them kind words of ours
In a letter to the Grab" Miss Tucke
appreciated very much" what we said
and opines that "Mr. Collins SHOULD
know that we could both work to
gether and pack his place which mean
a wee money for all concerned.
know that frankie would make goot
with the fans and that would call 70
his appearance again. We have neve
been in Idaho, SO would like to max,
the trip, too" Doc" Cannon, he o
foot fame, claims that frankie can licl
Maybe Wen see If Doc
knows as much about fights as Alex
ander does about elections. Don't 20,
envy our sweet disposition, every
body.
Harold Christensen has worked al
week with Frank McCarroll at Collins
gym and we have observed hin
He will make De Court, San
tel ct al go some, If he ever gets tina
"sizzy" right.
Again we observe, however, we wan
to see that boxing exhibition. MI
Sherlock in the audience? Mr.. Col
Inns in the hole, Morrissory on deck
Tucker at the bat and the other Tucke
and Fay Rose on the bench-with Gil
lum looming in the distance, kid
Ketchel In sight. Young Mex in the dis
card, Ally will do, and IL we hav,
forgotten anyone worthy of ,nention
here's to the whole bunch of locals
less some be offended.
It's bear--its bear-its a bear
that Dresser, Ad Santel and others ar,
after, with Harold" after Ad and Nick
BY the way, what's become of d,
Court? Is he bear hunting, too?
We hope the Wortham shows ar,
worth it. since we loaned the weigh
OF our influence to get them that fire.,
concesh, because Ed Peasley and Cap
Ed Hawley thought the Boise ,Ath.
letic club could use the money, which
us-Mayor Eagleson and tn,
city fathers came threw beautiful,
and granted the permission. Gentle.
men, permit us to present the follow.
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