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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
al ENTER
STAR
JUNIOR
NET MEET

forty-one boys have entered the
special Junior tournament TO be
staged at Woodland park merit week
in conjunction with the SECOND an.
nugl StRr-w oodiand park open ten
mis- tournament.
Entries for this event arc open 10
all boys who have not reached their
18th birthday by March 1. 1871 len.
tries close Saturday night Mt 6 D. IN.
Drawings will be made Sunday and
viii be published In Mondays Star
The schedule for FIRST days play will
be announced Tuesday and first
round matches will be played
"Wednesday.
All that is neocrnry 70 enter TN
meet In 10 fill out an entry blank IL
will be accepted at The Star or at
the tennis department Al Piper a
Taft's.
II your blank has b~en scnt IN
and your name IL not listed here n
has not be received. Sec 10 Il that
your blank IN listed befor, the draw
ings are made. The following boys
have been registered
Prank Harris. Herbert rossrnssr. c~efi
iffs Dick Hsuriot Marvin tflnes. Cedric
Mclaughlin. nm Kane EDDIE BlnEer.
f'r~d Baker. usftram carran
Thomas swir. Iisrt~r, Erhs.. John n
bckrefn. william fot. nii ro~ter. Paul
orsnrer. a Ea~srd Hickman. q johnson.
OLIVER JNnsen. Vivian Klss.
Joe i.iyeuEoea. rhn Lewis Richard
f.snEa Harry tAshtfoaI Armand Marion.
tiud Marion. William Olin. JACK Aohsr-
mer. w4yns onrisn.
Alec haNs. Merton nebtns.c. n. Rob
lnson. feres A. pss n n. sheriff James
Hreiir. VILLAS Seth. viv~, scott. Dick
r~shy. t.yHn Van oerder. Prank Victor.
Jr- william NsltA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
OFFICIALS
NAMED FOR
SWIM MEET

Men well known In Seattle rpo~t
circles will offlciato In tho annual
Pacific Northwest amateur indoor
meet TO BE- staged at the Crystal Pool
tomorrow night
Earl Fry has barn named referee
with Charley Hulen AZ starter. The
timers will be Clarence Heck Ed
mundson. Frank Vance and Jimmie
Arbuthnot Judges nj the finish will
be Al Goldsmith. Doe Wells and c.
X kriiimon.
Dad Henry. Norman Barseis and
Pat Scott wcrp named Judges OF div
ing.
Norman Barsass vim b clerk Of
COURSE
oliver Runohey WI BE- Clerk Of the
course.
Hay Daughters ard Al Dowsinr
are the men named az marzfsals OF
sventA y-ssIQ
"caru.o- Dan sAR win be an.
nDuncrr
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Georges Carpenters Career
Carpenter beats Yonk.
And then loses 10 Klaus on fond.
Pdpke gires Georges beating.

rounds wound up the year
The year 1919 started off with
knockouta over Battling iacroix
and Jim sullivan. Georges had. In
the meantime. taken on weight that
put him IN the middi. class
This lead 60 a go with George
Gunther. Australian champ. who
had cleaned up all other opponents
In this division.
rounds, and Georges drew the de
cision- The glory heaped on him
ny this performance was greatly
added 10 when he licked Hubert
Roc. ex-hcavywcight champ Of
France. In six rounds.
America then presented a forfnid.
able opponent for Georges In Willie
lewis, who had shown his wares
many times In France and stood
well with the populace. as a scrap
per.
Carpenter went the fun 70 rounds
Go gain a decision and then took on
two more Americans.
The first. Frank Klaus. Pittsburg
'Bearcat." gave the little French
man a terrible maulinv. Georges
also slipped In some telling punches
and when Klaus was declared win
ncr on foul. In the 18th round.
both battiers were In bad way.
The second Billy Papke had
trimmed Marcel Morcau. Carpen-
tiers main French rival. and Georges
challenged him. Tho Yankee slipped
over a wicked punch TO Carpenters
left eye. in the nth round. and
Manager Descamps withdrew
Georges from the battle. giving
Pspke the decision.
SIN putting on weight. Georges
slipped into the light heavyweight
division and was next matched with
MORGAN.
tCapentiev cops the heavyweight
title OF France and takes y good
lacing from doc JeAnnctte, in the
next story.)
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DODCER
LINEUP
UNSETTLED

Coach Stub Allison. ~ the Uni
verwsty Of Washington baseball team.
will not announce the lineup for the
championship series with Washington
State college until just bofore the
first game Friday.
Coach Jack Barber and his srfbe Of
Cougars are expected In town hate
this evening and will 20 thru a few
itsis OF batting practice tomorrow
morning on Denny fsld. the sccns OF
tho conflict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
BY HAL COCHRAN
CHAPTER ~.

Georges Carpenter. with long
string OF victories over English fight.
ers. had not yet FLASHED with an
American.
Frank Loughr-y. Of pittrburr. NJ
this time. was creating quite a stir
across the pond. and Georges was
signed to battle him In Paris. The
bout went the full rs rounds. but
Carpenter had all the best OF it
Success had been so kind 20
Georges. in bouts with his country
teen. that but one fighter stood be-
tween him and the weltcrwcight
championship OF Francs. This bat.
tier. Robert Eustache. had cleaned
up on all OF the topnotch scrappers.
and the weller crown rested on his
head.
The scrap was Arranged and Car.
pentier won n decision and the cham
plonship in 1s rounds.
Thru all the training for his many
fights, Mime. vanhilbrouca. Manager
Dcscamps' mother-in.iaw. had been
carpentier's guardian angel She
WAlft1Fu WV MN anu afWufH III
Georges younger days, saw that her
handsome 'son" was not bothered by
the young girls.
II do not blame the girls she
says, GEORGES In 40 handsome.
clever and famous. But scare them
off"
Shortly after coping the wclter
crown Georges licked two more Eng.
fish battlers. Jack Goldswaln m four
rounds. and Arthur Evernden In is
rounds, and was then matched with
Dixie Kid. an American negro
fighter.
When the battle was staged on
August 90. 1911. Carpenter had not
had fight in over n month. lie was
not In tptop condition and the Kid
handed him n beating in five rounds.
Georges then made his first trip
20 London. He startled English
fight fans by trimming Sid Burns in
rs rounds. and following closely
with a win over Young Joseph IN 10
rounds.
Two more battles. a knockout over
Theodore Gray In nine rounds and
win over Harry Lewis IN 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
TRAINING
SHOULD
BE Play
KILBANE
by JOHNNY KUBANE
Feuiherwcighf Champion

Watch the stories the wires carry
out OF the Dempsey and Carpenter
camps about road work OF the cham
pion and the challenger.
You1l find Dempsey trotting over
the country roads with three or -four
camp followers tagging at his hcciA
You1l find Carpenter romping with
his dog Flip as he pounds over the
countrywide around Manhasset-
They are doing what every boxer
should do--making play OF their road
work. Altho getting out on the road
IL one Of the first necessities In train
ing for fight. because II develops
wind and gives strength TO the mus
chs OF the legs. lungs and heart II
can very easily be overdope. and the
imprudent fighter may find on tho
day Of the fight that he has left all
his vitality somewhere along the
roadside.
Which in training for bout a.
ways take six or seven miles Of road
work daily. But ] don't run, or
even jog. all that distance I walk
for a while, then run for two or three
minutes. and then settle back again
into a walk.
carry a stick and srnuse nuyeif
by batting out stones. Often tAks
a dog for company. and sometimes
one or two of the boys 10 along with
me.
We throw stones and play tag ana
act like small boys generally. but ~
finish the distance IN the bert Of
spirits. improved physically. with no
mental strain Of having been ~works
ing"
Plays the thing always for . dgi5t
er in training. You'll find Jack and
Georges doing the same sort Of play
ing all thru their training. because
Kearns and Descamps are wise man
ayers.
fCoryvri Slsf 1871 ~ r. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

WuSE>1- not ut.ES
Alice Tan ard Helen Burks
MS brAxfen ard Mrs. nouruu-
Ana AeNalv ara Ms Charles VI Ttusf
Mrs. Ire caspsrfisid and Mtss Nsvsrs
LENA fAo~nie and Ans HisFnHszd
Idests Ferris snf Jossphins roiiark
Orac- Love and kvsiyR Cre~away
Euth HARDY asd Frames nactns
poroshy LATHE and f,rvss Ia vies~sta
En's Aar~as~ ard rffa Meyer.
Wlnate Taylor ard fr~ne stsphena
MINED DogHllE~
Henry Solian and Ann nlsrr~sNA
Marshall Aiiss and Mrs fisuraus.
sts~sr, Bsrksr and Ertna FrNxier
Mr.. Williams and Mra tea c.spsrsi~t1.
Prank skinnsr and Lana pownis
Aiexander drfxas ard Ruth kzrcases
william Hardy ard Rsfh Hardy
STANLEY Hughes and Peggy Hushsa
Herbert Little aad paruthy It'll.
fsra iaEerstrorn Aad Frances RACINE.
Herman Meyer and Rita Meyer.
Jack Myers and Alice Taft
Wilton Smith and Josephine roflAck
John y. Ryan and Adele Jenss.
o. r Htschsns and irene Htsph~ra
fsetiis watson and stsii. Eretc
Dick Wander Las and Mrs fir4rS~My
william Waltz ard Els~nos atsvsna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
AUBURN HAS
FAST NINE

The Auburn baseball team. cham.
pions OF Western Washington last
year. are now playing independent
ball and are anxious TO meet some
OF the fastest teams In these parts.
Charley Schmutz Is pitching for the
team and the former Lacquer is
showing good form The rest Of the
lineup Is: Leonard Oliver. catcher;
blackburn. FIRST base: Beard. second
base: q. staicy. shortstop; Dutton.
third base. Harry Oliver. left field:
Alanander. center Geld, Pickers,
right field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
LAST YANK
LOSES IN
ENGLAND
BY CHARLES 81. McCANN

HoLYoKE. England. May a.
Americas hops for tho British ANA
tour soft eharnpionship died in the
sixth round here this morning when
Fred J. Wright. last United Staie~
survivor. was defeaaed by Bernard
Darwin.
They fought . terrific battle. being
square at the 18th hole. The Brit
isher won the EXTRA bolo4
Darwin took a ffva on the fSsh hoi~
and Wright was compelled TO take
rtx
Thu trnwfon Of ths players was
shown In the score for the axtra hole.
Ordinarily Darwin would mako Il
par four.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
PREP BALL
TuTS ON
FRIDAY

Three prep ball tits ar. billed for
tomorrow afternoon. Lincoln Will
meet Broadway on Lincoln piayfield
in the feature match OF the after.
noon. Whenever the Tigers and Rail
splitters meet, fur flies.
Franklin and Queen Anne win
play Franklin and West Seattle and
Ballard win tangle In the other mix
of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
PLEASANT DAY
AT MANHASSET

MANHASSET, l. L. Nay H.
Clear weather and bright sun were
welcomed today at the Carpenter
training camp. Tho French chai.
longer was UP early and took a
stroll thru the woods back of his
farm with Gus Wilson and his dog
Flip" The Frcnchman was bundled
up In a biz sweater and wore heavy
walking shoes to keep from taking
cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
sRRe9S@sr
Gt9h3S


sraR League nI~Gf.Ea
The Noung ssa~n Afhletie club s01
ire E~kart CiGs~ Cemf~sy. Cisss n
star league t-.ms. viii play their
r~9siasiy scheduled game Memorial
Day sa wsiis waiia pi.yfi~sd. Tho
gunse IL .lstei to starr ~ ~ soya-
The Eehar- cirar Company were bosts
team recently. The banquet vas held At
q chssnesy wrisht restaurant
team was quitting tho league. bat
-Meo-~~ al Juioi manages Of the tsAm.
enph.ticAily denies H.
TIE Ws>hingssa rasA Cssis Ars
becoming eoe Of the most pspoiAr
t~ams In tho lesGse. not b~rsasc II
thor playing ability. but fsses.a~e Of
th~ir good -portefo.astip. walter
Ixsdi-rsu !. their manage.
rhs naipss- Athlstse club ;. nv play
Ing under the name Of the Exerman
Grccary.
IA orCsnnor. farvnsr third saokev for
stacy shown. In Class A. 10 ngw playing
wtfh the C-AsnSisrs Hootrry. IN ciass -
Ted shn~r. former Thr~e nrsshsr. see
end s.asss. has also Joined the chAndlsrs
Al pareerfs Three BROTHERS ou,rlsId-
80. IL snArkinE the ball right on tho
nose this SEASON. ara causing the opt-o-
sitioa plenty % worry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
TENNIS DOUBLE DRAW
TO BE MADE FRIDAY

Drawings for the doubles matches
in Tho star-wcodlxnd park tennis
meet win be made Friday afternoon.
The first matches will get under way
Sunday. II your team II not listed
here inform The star before Friday
noon.
The tnarns follow
MESs DorBLKx
A c. rAsx.ey and w LAaxisS-
Msrsesn Aflen and Roy sessoa
Al.xxnase Crssrs and l. NJ BAar-
Richard Burr and o. r Ssephsna
y ~ Lots and Charles Barter
Arthu- Bailey and Herbert IsttiA
James Bailey and Dan Prescott
Joh@ 4 Ryan. Jr- ana stewart BarNss
Leafs A. Coup~x and wtkg Husoa.
Roger Gleason ard rAaJ Dyer.
Thomas swim sns P~rcs A. Din
Hsresrt E~hks sad Morton RoeinsoA
Frank Skinner ard Phil ErtcsEan.
Russell r. ha~rv and Harry o
r. w Hart ard John n. Henry.
Charles ". Skinner and william u
Hardy.
stad Hard and Brues He~ksxn.
Thor Hakanson ard Leonard s-n,esder
Fritz Hagirf and Henry NotiAn.
l.. y. Lax.rstrom and Fletcher Johnsen-
Oliver johnson and ciarence Joansoa-
G. Knus< and n Ttiford.
" G.. White and Frank koxiow~kk
c. q o'Rsar and IL n. Kfinksr
Joe Lavsngoed and a. A. t-AlEurs-
Oakley Maxwell and william c. IT.
r<va
Ted r4ndAhi and r. E Aef<saA
r. Re-ss ard A. Mensof.
/ A watson and W ". Mum
Edward Williams and Ernest Anl-s-
=.
BIZ Nolan and Dick Wander faa
A. n ~oyss and u. G Turner.
Jack schsrmar and Wayne o Hrisn.
G. :. O'Raar and n. u. kiinksr
Monk Sanders and Chester Hlia
Aisc Ross and Wilton sfnIth.
X. " Huffcorn and q. v. Hover
Harlow sfsugei and Harry somera
vtv~. SEPT and Blii Foster
James Tonks and ". r. Wooda
Kenneth Wyiie and Milton Mors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
CARD NET
MEN LOSE
TO DODGERS

The University OF Washington two
man tennis team. consisting Of Marsh
Allen and Bill Taylor. defeated the
Stanford tennis team here yesterday
on the university courts The stan.
ford team consisted Of Phil Neer and
Jim Davies
The Dodgers won two out OF the
three matches played. Allen defeat.
ed Davies rs. SO. So In the dou-
bles. the Dodgers won as. ti.s. rs.
Bnl Taylor lost To Neer BY the score
of 50, s-T, So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

Babe Ruth
Gets His
Thirteenth

ST. LOUIS. May 2s--Bab~
Ruth pounded out his 18th home
run OF the season here yesterday.
IL was one OF the longest hits ever
made in the local park. A ninth.
inning rally by the Browns. how.
ever. won the game for the locals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
KILBANE WINS
FROM JACKS

CLEVELAND. May .s.-fcafher.
weight Champion Johnny kIlhane.
maxim. his first appearance In many
months. outpointed Freddie Jacks.
claimant OF the British featherweight
crown. in a fo.round. no-decisson
fight herr last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

- ,Lettk sNSR1' 80 49, -
tennis meet. Play viii be resumed
Friday.
The biggest upset OF the tourna-
mcnt came In Wednesdays matches
when Bruce Heskcth OF Lincoln high
school stepped out and handed @. A.
Iaixurv a 90. 81 trimming. IL II
the worst defeat that Iaixur~ has
suffered In local tournament play IN
years
Hcskcth was playing q mighty
steady brand OF tennis driving well
and also placing hts shots with al.
feet Ialxurc was Wild.
Monk Sanders. former University
OF Washington captain. erecz@i into
the third round by defeating l. NJ.
Baum In straight sets. Ga. go.
Charles Baxter also forged into the
third round BY defeating William
Fox. 60. So.
q. :. YvcrSon won a long match
from Jack Scbcrrner. which went TO
three sets. 90. SO. so.
Dick Wander Las won handily
from r. Tlford 81 g. but tho
match brought cot better tennis
than the score would Indicate.
Frank Kozlows<i had no trouble
defeating wiiiis Seth, 81. 81.
Leo LagorStron also advanced TO
the third rounl. wallopang Lester
Weinberg. 81. 81
Bill Lewis and stad Hart finished
out their match. which ended Tues
day in one set each. Lewis finally
winning. "a. SO. 60.
No MATCHES wero defaultcd -
teryiay because OF the poor weather.
Here is Fridays schedule for The
Star. W oodiAnd park tennis meet II
any OF the following players cannot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
TIGER NET
MEN FORFEIT

The Broadway high school tennis
team defsulted all OF their scheduled
matches in the Ail-City prep tennis
tourney yesterday. The Tiger net
men failed 10 show up at the
scheduled hour at Woodland park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

Georges Carpenter has come
Ia the United staf~s from
France 10 fight Jaek Dempsey
for the heavyweight title less
known than any fighter who
ever went into world cham
pionship fight. Hal Cochran. In
this story Of Carpenters life.
written for Tho Star. tells OF the
struggles Of the one-time mine
pit boy In rising 10 tho light
heavyweight championship sf
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
PENN HOLDS
LEAD

NEW YORK. May ss.--rhe Csriids
cup race. r~o~nuy won by Columbia
university. was frst held In 1873.
Pennsylvania has won six times: Co
lunnbsa. four. Princeton. three: Cor
neil. two. and Naval academy. one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

NEW YORK. May 7s.--Worry cv~r
Babe Ruth getting too fat to play
ball can now subsidc. Mrs. Ruth has
stated that she will So that he gets
only such food as VIII keep him In
playing form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

keep thrHn oates thcy Hhooiu Ahtof'h
the sporting editor OF The star not
later than Friday noon.
Alec Ross va Heary roIiaa Al p m
iaok Meyers Va NJ hoetnsan al
m
Arr Bailey ~. y Rsbin-sa at .. m
H. ayers N william DIN AT p m
nin >ciian Va G. \. yverson At ?. m.
Sam ss~amers VI. Richard i-ange at .
p IN.
CLYDE osR~ar 70 w. Erhks al D m.
Rog Nelson Va Chef Vinesnt At . m.
william , Barnsst Va James seaiiy a.
q .. IN
Ernest Miller ". sig btsfn a, .. m
H. W Hart "a A. WATSON Al p. m
" G. white va Aletsnaer oriGEr 81
= NJ Los ". cnars-s ,sresnl~s al
o M.
Jane. roahs Va mArraAn Amen at =
. IN
n o. oauldiax va c Jeanson ~
. m
y Hover W rAai ry~r at m
Y Turner Vr EuE~ne white Al .. ~.
L. Schneider va NJ Acostlis at o. m.
MARI Taylor Va Bgd Marsso at .. na
No matches will be scheduled for
Sunday and Monday. Matches will
BE- booked for saturday. saturdays
schedule can be obtained BY calling
The star after 7:5o a. m. Saturday
morning.
Play In the flrstround matches for
the worren's singles win begin I'm
day. The following schedule viii be
in effect then;
Helen Burke W. Alice campeon at
; p m
Lsnna Downie wa Grace Lowe al
p. m.
Irene stephens VA Afios Tan n
.. m.
Mrs. Bouruus w. P~gxy Huxhss ss
y. m
Libbie r-rrfs VA Afrx G Butt af
7 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
MEUSEL
BROTHERS
CRASH
HOMERS

ME = RUNNING
runs In the heu-
sells.
The NJ e sci
brotherS Emu OF
the Phfllies. a n q
Bob Of the Yanks.
are both Ewinging
on tho ball this
spring.
They are both
Pacific Coast
League graduates.
Both grip the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Cleveland :. Boston !.
Washington 10. Chicago e.
Philadelphia {. Detroit 4.
yestc-dhys hero: Old Jark CrHney
The Cleveland veteran singled Ia tho
ninth, driving in the run that beat the
Rod sor. 70 :.
Jack Quinn b-aved q Wild pitch IN tbs
ninth inning with the bases full. and the
Yanks lost 10 the Browns. to g. Ruth
got hls isth home run.
Two runs In the ninth inning enabled
the Athletics TO beat the Tigers. 10 J.
walker and Dykes hit honsern
Spectacular fielding b~hind tire ioc-s
pitching % Maxridg. enabled wakhlngton
70 beat the White Sox. 10 TO s.
All National iaaxus Eams v~rs post
poDs4. rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
SIWASHES
WIN
SECOND

Los ANGELES. May 2e.-M D.
marce pitched the Seattle Siwasl,es
to victory here yesterday in the So
ond>straight victory for the North
landersL
A ninth-inning rally By the 1oalU
was frustrated and the game ended
with the Siwashes on the long end
OF a 40 count
Three runs were melted By me VI,
itors in the first. Vernon made tive
in the second From then on. save
for the final inning rally. Demares
had everything In hand
The scores n Il II
Batteries. Dsmaree and 6peacws
Sh~lIenoack ard Hannah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

Ham and eggs a, Boldt's-Advcr
tisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

k@ famous LETT 1ah wss not much
IN evidence. rravie's lei, showing TO
uueh bcttnr advantage.
Davis won the fNrSs round by piiinr
- \ flock OF points with his left
hand He cracked B1tton coupe
~ times with waiiops that carried a
sting in them. but Baton was usual.
+. " going away from the punch.
TIA second rvuns went TO Bri,fon
~ virtue OF a knVkdown- Britton
caught Davis on the chin with
short lcft jah. and Davis went down
- his knee. bu, vas up Instantly.
Davis took the offensive In the
third round. and had a shade IN this
session
Brttfuu took nc esige In the fourth
round. flashing his left for the FIRST
time during re fight lie jabbcd
Davis with II abopt four times AT the
start OF the round without A return.
And then Bri,,on showed his class at
inftwhting. which really gave him
Z this round He cut rrayso's lip In
Hehts sssxaon.
Britton was suffering from a heavy
cold and haA trouble breathing at
times.
TIE champion IL certiiniy particti
mr.. which II probably one OF tho rea-
orus why he Is still champion. He
wanted new gloves and he wanted
Nh gloves lied on just so. and want
"a the seconds TO apply the sporEe
s1unt 30. etc. Brtton doesn't take any
chances with minor details causns
him to lose bout
Rrfsfon locked heavy last night and
- II he was carrying quite bt OF
pxeeD weight around his waist
Dick sharpe. tia sporting edipr OF
- Portland Orexontan. ATTENDED last
wht.s frncas. and after II was over
PREDICTED that Dave Shade would
II Br1ttcu II the champion didn't
w. my more than he dh last
hi. when the pair meet Mil
,kte. Ore. next week
u local referees certainly couio
learned lot about howeo Work
entity In the ring II theywatcned
stout closely. stout. rho halls
Wnconan. showed he boys
vi shfrd nan in the rug should
cffSciataL
~ ruoterz heades by TON
m. let the world NOW tnsy
We're by their voca seus'1sS-
Va difference . year can
ma I boxer. Just year or 20
ago. Wright va champion Oh
the weiterx- Last niSht he
vAs,A 20 \ fzre-tfSe-weu for hts
poorrsns ~ hin raw but with
Eddie nmond. A yrar ars Wright
hand, mmond a beautiful trim
ming TIGHT has gone pck about
- pal ssnce tie lyt time he
fesxht
The Rrovn-HT McCassfin
bout wSer In -worounds- Nc
" Cnsslin 80, on IN chops IN the
second on ard fed Whitman
solied off nece~sy 10 seconds.
Owen n. sastle youngster.
made hisx bo with Bud fiz-
gerald an<ve Bud trimming
Roberts sta at he had kick
In his r1xh,n He win give all
the local IL a battle when he
ianrns how tect himself better.
Hugh Curh2ftle vciterwessht- |
n ringing uue . record for being |
Knocked oucff Taro Of Everett
administered licking last night |
with chariians doing the count |
ing. The bAsted about 4s sec
onds.
In the on the Joe>iyn twins |
went at IL nd heavy to a draw
verdict. hswhisperweishts-
Quite q crvf the boys were on /
hard to see nights frncas. the 4
Pavilion beiowded to the doors
II vas anced from the ring \
that Joe Cor and Johnny Fiske
would baftlee next Wednesday
with Frankigers boxing Bobby
Harper IN thded attraction
= !.
Vuhn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
NO MATCHES TODAY In
STAR TENNIS
MEET

Because OF the ncement weather early today matches
being booked for Thursday in The StarWoodand Park
ennis VIII be resumed they should inform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

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