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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15
ALEX is BACK
IN u. S.; WILL
JOIN BRUINS

NEW YORK. April i5.--Four for
mer bis ieaguers who have been
fighting the bochc on land and
water today are returning TO the
ranks of organized baseball as the
result of special releases or dis.
charges from the service.
Sergeant Grover Cleveland Alex.
ander. formerly with the Phillics
and now the property of the Chi
cago Cubs, Is en- route To his home
at ST Paul. Neb.. where he viii
spend two weeks getting into shape
before joining Mitchell's club. Alex.
apder. who has been with the army
Of occupation. spent seven weeks
at st. Mihiel hurting hcavies at
the boche" before the armistice. He
was with the 3s2nd heavy artillery,
s6th division.
Returning with Alexander on the
Rochambeau last night were Lieut..
Joe jenkins. White S3x catcher,
and Mike Menoskey. Washington
outfiolder.
rabbit" Meanwhile. OF the Bos.
ton Braves, returned with the fleet
yesterday and win be released from
the L. S. s. Pennsylvania immedi.
atcly, IL was learned today.
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JOEY FOX Is
STILL AFTER
CHAMP BOUT

PHILADELPHrA. April f5.--He
don't smoke.
He don't chew.
He don't drink.
He gives lots Of action.
He always boxes TO win.
He always enters the ring fit for
: fray.
Ho does all his fighting in the
ring.
He Is a gentleman outside the
ring
He minds his own business.
He did his bit during the war.
He IL a credit to his country--to
his famiiy--and to the boxing pro
fesaIou.
what more could you suggest for
youT moral tailor?
That IL joey Fox. the English
feaxherwcight champion. who IL
provfng a fayorite between the
ropes in the city Of Brotherly Love.
Five athletic clubs are hustiing 10
arrange an international contest for
- feather title OF the world by
catching Joey Fox and Johnny XII
bnne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15
TY COBB HAS
YET ANOTHER
BALL RECORD

Another record has just been dis'
covered for Ty Cobb. who has Just
finished his annual spring decker
with the Detroit Tigers. !, was sup
posed that all the ways In which Ty
leads the baseball brigade had been
put IN the box. but baseball stats
tlciana. led BY Ernest }. LaniKan. by
digging into tho dope. have found
something du. the Georgian. II IL
in showing the WAY for triple steals
Ianlgan'n dope shows that "a OF
these have bern pulled OF IN the ma
Bor leagues. the American claiming
credit for ali but Ave. and ~ three
credited to the Detroit team T'y Cobb
led the way in each. And taking
part in three triple steals is a rec
ord
Two other players besides Cobb
have lnaugurnted more than one
triple theft Eddie Collins Of the
White sox and Fob Roth. now OF the
Athletics. being the FASTENERS 10
credited. Roth led triple steal
against Washington in 1917 and one
against Boston last year.
This wholesale larceny IN which he
was involved and IN which the Red
Sox were victimized came IN game
in which Boston was beaten II 20
Z. The date was June Z.
The FIRST triple steal on record was
made against the last National
league team that took credit for n
feat OF this kind--Chicngo. II was
perpetrated at tho Polo grounds on
September Il. 1900. by Jack Doyle.
George Davis and KID" Gleason.
In the American league triple
stealing started In 1914, with Dick
Padden. Joe Sugden and Jesse Bur
kett OF the Browns foying the Ma
tionals. then called Senators. There
was one triple steal In the junior
league in 1909. one In 1910. one in
1911. four I'm 1914. six In 1915. two
In 1916. one In 1917. and one last
year.
The Chicago White Sox leads in
this sort OF stunt with total Of
Ave. The Indians of Cleveland have
the same number of triple steals To
their credit M the Tigers and 80
have the Browns.
The Athletics have pulled two bur
glaries where trio OF base runners
moved up. The Red Sox have also
| figured in two triple steals.
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Has Mike Gibbons
Started on Down
Grade in Ring?

san flsANClSCO. April To-
Mike Gibbons. who IL a master
boxer and could hit 'em for a
goal when he tried. aH he showed
In his fight with Young Ahearn.
does not seem 10 be showing wei
since he got thru with his army
work. lie figures "a easily defeat
men OF Soldier" nartfsidH cali
bcr. set Fairfield not only gave
him a tough light but L. given
credit Tor having held him 10 aH
good an draw hy some ~ hlH
ringside critics. That in itself
would indicate that Gibbons IL
not the fighter Of two or three
years ago. but that he should per
NIT a fourth ratcr Hike Len Row
lands 10 go 10 rounds with him
would seem To be sufficient ren-
son for believing that Michael has
slipped
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ny ROY GROVE
4. Staff Corrcspondenti

~ T.. \. staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Aprll H. soldier
athletes OF - allied nations viii don
their fiirnsy track lingerie at Saint
Maur. near Iolnyiile. a short dis
lance from Paris. June -, for the
PsrshlnE Olympic.
Those who predic, that the Amer
lean army will not be- properly rep
resented viii be ~ail wised up when
they learn that Uncle sam has over
100 athletic specialists in training at
Nice for this inter.aiiicd contest.
As early as February the athletic
council Of the American army noti.
fled officers TO report athletes who
could fin this shock troop division
ard subdue the allies on the field
ct athletic action.
Among those training At Nice r.
Paddy Ryan with the hammer. Pad.
dy. after his army exercise ana
chow. should be able 20 throw the
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French Lead Nations
in Cross-Country Run

and Waahburn. Thr RumanIan
army has champion In Mishu.
and % course the old British
cracks wili be- strong competitors
Rowing events arc included IN
the oiympiad and a good line on
the merits OF various teams vill
be furnished IN the regatta 20 be
held on the Seine river, April 81.
Teams are entered from England.
Australia. New Zealand. Belgium.
France ard the United States.
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PARIS. April Preliminary
tests 10 the inter-allisd otympiad,
90 b held IN Pershtng stadium.
Just outside Parts. about June !.
easily gave the French the lead
FOR the military cross-country
championship.
Eight runners from the Amcri-
can army competed. Aiiho they
were unframed. and six of them
had lust come all the way from
the Rhine. they made showing
against the 400 French runners.
These Yanks promise a sur
prise 90 the French runners when
the OIymplad is held.
Tho first Americas 20 finish
was william Kennedy. Port ches-
ter, n. ". s3rd engineers He
won the Marathons at St Louis,
I'm 1918. at Chicago In 1910 and
at Boston In 1917.
The race was run over a heavy
course, due to mud and rain. The
distance was is kiiometers U's
mlles). NJ. n. Huct. a Frenchman'
was first. doing the distance In
fs.ia minutes Kennedy finished
ssrd In the field Of i0s.
Second among the Americans
was Corp. Eugene Snyder. Erie.
Pm. 18TH field artillery. He fin
ished 5tih. The others were Cal
vim Burns. Ducktown. Tenn. ssth
infantry. finishing s3rd. Frank
Learned. Methune. Mass. 18TH field
artillery, soth: Lucien Nayard. a
Belgian American. 3sth infantry
sInt. John Baker. wiIkesbarre, Pa,
18Th field artillery. stth. Two 9TH
ers did not finish.
Hopes are strong among the
French that they viii do better IN
tennis events In the olympiad
than they did In a recent open
tournament held in Cannes. There
the old American Champion, Capt
r. Norris Williams. emerged vic
torious- The French army's best
men are Decugis. Germot and Co
bert, tho Dccugis. playing under
the alias OF Captain Stanhopc.'
was one Of a pair badly beaten
in the doubles by Capts. Williams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15

Iron ball all over France
Another star IL Howard Drew. the
sensational Hprintcr. who viii have
worthy opponent In Georges
Andre of France. who has taken all
the ribbons around Paris the past
year. And Their" IL Harry Worthlng
ton. the Dartmouth bread jumper.
who never fails to stretch out under
"a feet. and Duncan who holds the
worlds record for the Discus.
Richards Of Cornell. the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15
PILOT
PUTS LEWIS
INSUNFIELD

Manager Miller Higgins has de
cided 20 play Duffy Lewis In the
sun field for the New York YAnks
this season. while ''ping" Boilc will
hold forth az center.
word comes from jacksonville
FLA. that the former Red soH Ia
playing a wonderful game In prac
dee contests. also that Bodie injured
his leg. bat viii b. o. X. 10 a few
days
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Would Bar Huns
From Olympiad

\ cable from France states
that the French Olympic games
committee has voted unanimous.
" 20 abide by the resolution
PASSED ny that organization on
November -. 1918. In which II
and ia affiliated bodies decided
they would not participate ia any
olympic meet ln which citizens
81 enemy nations would compcts.
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LOCALS PLAY
SACRAMENTO
CREW TODAY

The Seattle baseball club will open
in Sacramento for a weeks series to
day. There IL no Coast league bail
on Monday. as the teams travel on
that day. The Seattle crew will leave
for the North next Sunday night.
where they open the season here on
Tuesday. April 81. against Oakland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15

olympic record holder for the high
jump. IL springing around lie won
hla last event over the German
Lieut. Llache. who has been reported
killed In action.
With this crew and MaSficid. your
uncle'H best shot puttsr Shields.
who stars IN IN. mile. and Marker
the Californian six three" man IN
the jumps. the Yanks ought to have
their allied brothers well on the ds,
fcnsive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15

Danny Frush. the English feather.
weight, viii fight for the first time
In Portland on the same card. lie
tackles Joe German. FruHh has been
doing all his lighting around San
Francisco. where he has been located
for the past scaso'
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SZSSSV,Tf1HFZsNTNTNW


Lee Morrisscy Of Salt Lake City.
who fought draw with George
lnglc at North Yakima last Friday.
viii meet "Heinie" Schumann in
either Seattle or Tacoma on April
gath, according to reports from East
crn Washingte
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BATES RETURNS

Among ball players arriving from
France last week was Ray Bates,
the third baHeman Of the Athletics.
He WIS In the artillery and saw
some real service. lie expects TO
he out and in a baseball uniform
In few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15
LID OFF OF
LOCAL BIRD
RACE SEASON

" Slobys ontrant la the first
race az the Seattle Pigeon Racing
club won thr Initial event ~ the 10
cal clubs season SUNDAY The race
was staged from Castle Rock. Wash.
10 Seattle. an airline distance Of 100
miles.
The results foiio~
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RETURNS HOME

Thelma Payne OF the Multnomah
Amateur A. c. of Portland. who de-
Tended the womcn's national diving
title at Detroit recently. has return.
ed 10 Portland. accompanied by
Coach Jack Cody, who trained her
for the event. According to Cody,
Miss Payne stood head and shout.
ders over the other participants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15
ROSE CITY MOUND MAN is
RANKED HIGH ON COAST

one Of the most effective hurlers
on the Portland Coast League staff IL
Rcd" Oldham. former Seal hurier.
lie had a trial with the Detroit
Americans two years ago but drifted
back 10 the coast lie IL one Of THE
best Houthpaw mound men In the
league AT the present time and Rose
city fans are looking to Red" TO
bring home a bagful Of victories for
the Beavers this summer.
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Clymer Is on
Trail of New
Men for Club

SAN FRANCISCO. April H.
sammy Rohnc may Join the Seattle
club before the season ~ many weeks
older. SO may George Kelly Man
agcr Rm Clymcr. whose latest name
Is 'cocky." would like to acquire
both OF them.
clymer wants Bohnc FOR either sec.
end or third base. Nicboff. who saw
service with the Phillies and Giants,
la the National league. broke his lcg
last year. and Cbmer doubts whcth'
er he VIII display any class this year.
Clym.r wants Nicholf for second
esasc.
SO far as third base l. concerned.
Herb Murphy. temporary captain Of
tho club, indicates that he IL not
there In Glass "A company Murphy
failed with tho Angels two years ago.
and the chanccs are that he viii fail
again.
Bchne had talk with Ciymcr sun
day. and the latter promised 20 make
q bid 10 the Milwaukee club FOR his
release. Inasmuch as three other
clubs tried to buy Bohne clymsrs
chances OF getting him are not very
bright. but the fact that Ciymer has
managed clubs in the American asso-
citation may help him,
Kelly on First
Kelly. who belongs To the Roches-
ter club. will cavort around first base
II Clymer acquires him. Tn. Seattle
skipper doesn't think Gus Glcich.
mann will hit good enough 10 hold his
Job, and. besides. ne would rather
have right-handcd hitter In his
place. kelly's big club would
strengthen Seattle.
Another seattle player likely to
walk the plank In the near future is
1oe Wilhoit. Judging from remarks
passed yesterday By Clymer. VII
hoitx lack Of pep" gets on clymer's
nerves. and he wants TO play n scrap
by player In his place.
"Wuhoit Is thru after he catches
or hits the ball. said ciymer, 'and
every club ever managed was made
up Of fighting players like Pete Comp
ton. who husf,es from start to finish
u every game
Walsh Real star
The best player on the Northern
club appears to b. Jimmy Walsh. for
u>er Athletic. Yankee and Red Sox
outfieider. Walsh IL polished play
ar. and appears TO BE- strong In every
department. OF the game. lie Ia a
heautiful outfieider. throws nicely.
crashes the ball with his entire
weight. and not only knows what TO
DO when he gets on. but has the nee
eoaAry speed to get around clymsr
has two read ball players in Compton
and Walsh
Having been In the American asso-
citation with Abe Bowman. whose
eiow work disgusted many fans the
0Dcning day. frve kantiehnsr knows
something about him. and kanty IL
authority for the statement that
Bowman experiences n Wild streak at
lenSt once I'm every game. He loses
everything resembling control and
the opposing teams usually nick him
for some runs. Otherwise. Bowman
y Z fairly good pitcher. AT that. he
Isn't the only twirler In the game
who has his bad inning every game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-15
TIGERS AND
YANKS WIN
EXHIBITIONS

The Detroit Americans took the
Boston Nationals down tho line
in an exhibition az Lynchburg.
Va. yesterday. Five pitchers
worked for the two teams.
Young Thoruialhen. % the New
York Yankees. pitched a ona-hit
game against tho Brooklyn Ma
tionais at Brinswick. Ca, In the
other big lntcrisaEuc game ~ the
day.
LrSctBuRc. Va. sprii Ia
u ". y.
Detroit, Americans .......s
Batteries. Ehnks. KAiiio and hinsmith
Reagan. Miller. Sshf and Wilson.
III PAso. rer. April is---n ". p
Chicago Nationals .......-..io % !
~ Faso Military ........tss ~
batteries. Tyler. yanFhn ard Daily
Nsyisnd. Rsss. Joes and Kemp. bsntly.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April Is
n ". y
View York Sstional. ....s !
Washington Americans .....o
BATTERIES; Jones. winters ana Ne.
Carly: Harper. shaw and Pisioieh'
Charity.
KASsss CITY. NO. spril Is
r. ~ r..
cincinnAtt Nationals .......it II
Kansas city American Assn.
Batteries: Filler. Csrnsr and Rsrifsn
Hail. Hint. Hoffman. Brock and Ia
LonEe.
SHREVEPORT. la. April Ia
r. ". n
Chicago Americans ..s4...s.
Shreveport Texas League -.
Batteries. SheIienbarh. Dsnforih and
Lynn. Brenkey. Black and HunEiing.
BRUNSWICK. Ca. Aprii H.
II IL y
New York Americans .....T 10
brooklyn Nationals ......o
Batteries; Thormaihen. Nelson and
Euei. Pfeffar. Grimes and Kruger.
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Jake Abel. welterwcight king OF
the American expeditionary forces.
win make his coast debut tomorrow
night when he mixes with KID
Hermann In Portland.
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Young Hector
Lined Up for
Smoker

Three more bouts have been
added 10 the Northwest Ath-
Ietlc club smoker. "a be staged
M the local Arena Friday night.
Young Hector will meet sol
der" sawyer, Of the Vancouver,
Wash. barracks. in the srnii-
windup: Joe Iisrrahsn tackles
Eddie Quinn Of Tacoma. and
Lloyd Madden mixes with XIII
Rooney, also 81 the Vancouver
barracks.
Young Hector. who has fought
here several times this winter.
promises 90 be In better shape
than he has been for his other
bouts. and H. going out 10 win
In q hurry Friday. Hectors last
couple Of fights were rather dis
appointing. but the big fellow,
who has been out II the game
for over a year, says he H. ready
20 start real work and Il out 10
operate on Sawyer. and expects
10 beat the soldier.
The Joe Harrahan- Eddie Quinn
match may fall thru. but Clay Hlte.
who IN promoting the show, says
he has just about cinched the deal.
This should be a good scrap. because
Harrahan is one OF the best feather
weights In this section. and Quinn
is "A good. clever Kid. and can hit,
too. Quinn il big fayorite in Ta-
coma, where he has fought two
slashlng draws with Earl Corners re-
Gently.
Madden ON Gard
Lloyd Madden. the comeback hid.
win go on for the third time this
season. when he meets Kid Rooney
in one Of the other bouts. Madden
won his way back into the hearts
of local fistic followers during the
last month. because Of his two fights
with Jack Hartford OF Tacoma
which both ended in draws after
two OF the best fights put on here
this winter. II Madden wins. no
Is promised another match with
Hartford in the near future.
Ritchie Mitchell. the Milwaukee
star. who meets Eddie Pinkmsn in
the main event. Is expected 10 arrive
In the city some time today. lie will
train at the Northwest Athletic club
and viii make Brown & Hulen's big
headquarters.
The famous brewery village lghh
weight is one OF the best nght>l
weights In the country. and is con-.
sidered one OF the leading contends
ers for Benny Leonard's worlds
title
Both tan Hit
Mitchell In both clever and a hard
puncher. Eddie Pinkman. his local
opponent. carries around quite q
waIIop in that good right mitt. and
II has not lost its kick. as was DEM
onstrated in his battle with Morrie
Lux. Pinkman is reported TO be dos
ing some real training for this bouu
and should improve his Judge Of dis
lance and his wind.
"Pinlde" Mitchell. brother q
Richie Mitchell. who fought Heinf4
Schumann. OF Tacoma. in the rnAizy
event OF the first Arena smokert
may fight In spokane within tho
next couple of days. His opponent
has not been picked. The Mitchell
BOYS arc headed towards San Ftans
cisco, where they will do some
fighting before the summer sets ins
The 50o-yard national champions
ship for women swimmers has beeu
announced by the A. A. u, undea
the auspices Of the womcn's Life
Saving League OF New York foo
April 10. 1t win be held at ~
Brighton Beach Winter Pool. and all
the mermaid stars on the Atlantic
Shores will compete.
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TYLER Hurls Good Ball
With Left or Right Hand

Mass he says. "our manager. a
man named Person. tried 90 teach
me the emery ball. lie knew how to
knick the ball with his thumb nail
and wanted me TO use a.. but I pass
81. always have been glad that /
did ! have come 10 the conclusion
that the baseball should bc handled
by "A pitcher Ia It's original condition.
don't believe that licoricc or chew
ing tobacco or any 81 those things
should be permitted However. a
reasonable time should b. allowed
for men who are accustomed TO that
sort OF pitching TO change their style.
Some fellows have "a rely almost
wholly upon the splitter. and Il would
be rough on them TO abolish u all
% sudden
" Young Used splitter
"Oid cy Young took up the spit
ter late in his career. when he was
with the Braves. lie got hy with
IL too. aitho only few peopl" knew
ne used IL. The old fellow had a
habit Of fnoistsning tn" heel % his
glove. lie bad donc tina; for years.
ana when he decided TO dampen the
hail. IL was easy for him 60 do so
without tipping the batter that he
intended pitching tho splitter. After
he lost some OF the xipp OF his fast
bali. he found this very useful. aitho
he used the trick only once In "a
while.
NO. I believe the pitcher ought 10
stand out there and pitch without
trying 10 change the baseball as
originally made.
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CHICAGO. April i5.--T'yior. Of the
Chicago Cubs operates on the hall
field with his left paw. he eats right.
handed. and does everything else
that way. Explanation. quoting
MIR Tyler;
-ft was like this he says. when
was a MD I had three brothers.
My father also played ball. and our
family managed 10 have \ pretty
good time. started out playing
hall right handed. but discovered one
day could throw with my left JUS,
"a well. kept foollng around. un.
81 the first thing ] knew ] had do
veloped into = left hanecd pitcher.
Yes. / can throw with ms right
hand very we'll. but can't put much
stuff on the halt ! can make the
throw In from the ou,fieid either
way"
handed Huricrs Scarce
The last OF the rcal GOOD ambidox
;rouH major league hurlcra was
Elton Chamberlain. who Was With
the Chicago Nationals back In tho
early s0a. lie was effective either
way. However. men with this %.
cuilar talent have been extremely
rnrc.
Fred MeMullin. OF the white So1
can do about as well with HIS left
aa with his right. and often exhibits
his double skill In spring trimming
stunts. Tyler is OF the oldfashiones,
school Of pitching. and does no,
decker with freak deliveries. He
escaped the calamity more by luck
than skili
when I started out in Lowell,
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LOVE HURTS ARM

Pitcher Slim Love. OF the Detroit
Tigers. won't be of much use 90
Jennings for awhile. lie IL suffer
ing from "a cracked elbow and has
been sent to a hospital for treat
mont. II may he weeks before he
can pitch In his turn.
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f7l62]lg7lS9|

Johnny "Kewpie" Ertle will leave
Minneapolis for the Northwest on
April 10. His manager. Mike Col.
Inns, has accepted terms for a match
with Billy Mascot at either Port
land or Vancouver for April p. II
the commission stages the contest
in the Rose City IL will be n six.
round affair. II II goes 10 Vancouver
IL viii be a 12-rvund contest
The Jock Maione-Jack Britton con
test in ST Paul will be decided April
&c
Billy Miske and Battling Levin
sigy box at Tulsa. Okla, April IL.
The bout is scheduled To 20 i5
rounds.
Fred Ruben. secretary treasurer
Of the a. A. u. received letter
from the secretary of boxing at Co
penhaEen. Denmark. requesting him
10 send a team OF American amateur
boxers To Scandinavia 10 take part
IN the international amateur boxing
tournaments They want a middle
weight. featherwelght, lightweight
and bantamwcight
Frankie Murphy and Morgan
Jones will meet in Tacoma on April
20 Murphy Is the local boy who
holds the Coast flyweight champion
shin. Jones Is "A Tacoma product
a brother OF Harold Jones
The Northwest Athletic club Is
soon To transfer its business office
TO the Arena.
Charlie Hulen. local cue wieldcr
has the boxing bee. Charlie yearrl
10 work out with Willie Rltchi,
some day this week. Charlie Is re
ported 20 be quite able with tn,
gloves.
KID Hermann. the Mexican wei
terweight, juss about auecred him
self with Seattle ring fans last Fri
day. with the way he played with
Marty Foley. OF Tacoma, at the
Arena show. That kind OF stuff
doesn't get over herr at all. George
Adams WIS enough Of this no figh,
stuff for local fans 10 last for cou
pie Of generations.
Willie Jackson OF New York was
shaded in hts night with frankie
Britt Of Boston in their six.round
bout at Philadelphia last night.