PAGE TWO the frdfem ruga Wednesday, Dec. 16, 1914. I BIG SPECIAL BASEBALL I FEATURES IN THE WORLD OF SPOR TS "GUNBOAT" SMITH OUR SPORT PRIMER BOTH CONFIDENT SPORTING By Hugh S. Fullerton GOOD ON THE DECLINE ONCE-OVERS m BOUT SURE of Tomorrow's the day. one" If he loses, so there should My idea nothing at all—Somelxid) on *tlie Tiger team Al Norton and Joe Bonds are be enough Incentive to furnish a trying to squander five eenta, with Joe McGinnlty and George Hit men. fairly interesting scrap. Khreeder both on the board of ilii-.-it.us. Glide rink Is the place. Manager Shanklin if the • • "I'm going to whip him to that Eaglet' charity smoker announc- At a Christmas present, the I'.-.leral* leaguers are fixing to give ha won't come back to the North- ed today that the house was rap- organized baseball a hoarse horse laff. west In many a year," aayt Bonds. Idly selling out. Because tha • • • "It's all over but the shouting smoker Ib for charity there will I wonder what would happen to the boxing game In Tacoma If ••--It's a cinch." says Norton. b.r no free list, the press tickets Joe Bonds gets beaten tomorrow night? Bonds has been the draw- And there you have It in a nut- even being limited to a single- ad- ing card for practically every smoker this season. If Norton trims shell. The big mittance ticket. The winners of him, Joe will probably hie to fresher fields. And It'll be up to the have completed their training aud each bout on the program will be promoters to either shut up shop or find a "Just-as-good." are ready for the gong. Hondi presented with a hat from the M. • • » will wipe his slate clean If he ft M hat store, In addition to At any rate, Joe has everything to win and a whole lot to beats Norton, but willbe a "dead rii' prize money. lose—while Norton has everything to win and nothing to lose. Ho It'a pretty certain that Joe will try every bit of strategy and cleverness at bin command before he lets the big boy from Kan- sas City send him to the land• of•dream...• "BETTER •(\u25a0"rj^MOT eAucif) C It's fine for some of those f.l- BASEBALL" tp^ lows the (Fr^JT \pn> Pis 1 f Jv on firing line to be great \jl _» J__\^J_~^ and to get their names hung up lA-jL ____W*-A>______^\ l"'' •\u25a0>•" BtfWV __W*\ _t_>\ I"IU"'"'" ''"' '"'"\u0084l"'i"' won't'"""'• lend'"" -'"miicli on IN 1915 SEASON R3tf»|[\ kWJ^ __\ "" r,vs" after the war's The first day's session of the iJ'ii'nril club resigned, and the • '"'" annual meeting of Northwestern franchise was given to John 8. A word to the is • —Willie'• league wise sufficient Blty; Bill Norman, third base; Vy Neighbors, right field; BEATS BURNS Mike l-ytich, renter field; Jim Bughes, chief rooter; Peanute OF WORLD TO COME Bedlich, ball chaser. Guess that team ouhln't go up against SEATTLE, Dec. 16.—"Rough- . FINANCES OF any hunch of winter .'hair-warmers in the Northwest and show house" Charley Burns gained a 'em a shut-out score, huh? reputation for iron ability to TO TACOMA IN 1915 punishment night * * stand last In Frank Farmer isn't boxing• for the money there's ln He Arrangements for the Tacoma countries, will be entered in one hit bout with Chet N'eff, but that's It. dem- BIG "GUNBOAT" SMITH. onii rites that by picking poor .lack Clements for a charity match Speedway races for 1915 are al- or the other of the two events. all EXHIBIT about he gained. Neff pun- Flans for financing the Sports- Thursday night. Farmer is all for the glory. I wonder what Clements ready taking shape. "There wHI be no big races in ished him unmercifully, but al- man's Show, to be held in Tacoma thinks lie's getting out of Entry blanks will be printed Europe next summer, on he Poor old "Gunboat" Slfflth! and lost his match on a foul. A it? account though won by a mile, no de- next February, are being arrang- month ago this week for the big races next of the war, and all the good driv- cision given. Once touted as a "comer" or so "Gunboat" was ed this afternoon at a meeting of among the heavyweights, , year, as one of the first prepara- ers will be anxious to attend Leo knocked Percy Smith tackled and' found Crevier the Washington State Game Pro- is gradually becoming "goner" he tions for the contests. every race meet in tho United Cove out ln second round. a that could no longer stand the the Ike tective A Propagation association among pugilists. gaff )n Box ng Law For Either Presideut Frank Allyn States," said George Dunn today. Cohen won a decision all He was knocked oat | How Bowl over Eddie In the office of R. B. Nason, sec- The big boy rose the second round. To or Secretary George Uunn of the "For that reason, we expect to Hunter. retary get > of the association. t.-> the plnacle of his career in Last night Smith boxed" Jim Massachusetts Speedway association will leave even more famous racers for If the show held as planned Taught — is 11(12 when he knocked out most Coffey, the 'Dublin Ohrot," ;fi§ By a for the south shortly after the the Tacoma Speedway next-year at present, there will be a heavy of the men who came up against 10 rounds at Madison Square first of the year to sign up the tl-.an we have formerly brought expense. the be Gar- , Dec. 16.—Public sup- LOW HOLIDAY T Should weather him, and boxed 10 rounds td fi den, and Coffey had the advant- ervision of legalized boxing Tacoma Expert cream of the speed maniacs for here." m disagreeable days will on the three of draw with Jack (Twin) Sullivan- age of each round, not even tak- be authorized ln bill go the coming races. After attending the show, receipts might equal a to be- races, Speedway 5 ROUND TRIPS b the not Smith went on the vaudeville ing the trouble to extend himself. fore the legislature next month. The Vanderbllt cup race and the local repre- the expenses, and directors of the stage, for Smith Grand race will be run In sentative will probably also go to Saa Francisco, appearing ln Tacoma a That is on the decline la 'I h.- bill would put boxing under Prix D 98A.40 show would have to make up the week, much reports California February 28-March. 3, the Indianapolis race, to sign up L-os Angeles, *r and gained publicity. indicated by that he put the state department of health 951.00 A deficit. Then he traveled across tno up one of the worst fights of permit ln connection with the first few some of the racers there who are via Today's meeting Is called to his and contests of not more water, boxed Oeorges Carpentier, career at New York last night. than six three-minute rounds weeks of the ex- not appearing on the coast. Tbo formulate some plan by which the position, and every racer of note Sneedway has been kept In good fiirectors can be sure of no finan- In the world, except some of the; condition this winter, and willba cial distress in connection with European race drivers who arc I in excellent shape for next sum- the exhibition. JIMMYRYAN, VET OUTFIELDER, engaged in helping to defend their mer's races. Miss Dan Wins IS SIGNED TO COACH INDIANA I.ETOHATCHEE, Ala., Dec. 16. "by hi tin s. mi i\u25a0\u25a0 Tim I could throw as quickly and as ao- made a throw from left field to RITCHIE WILL M'GRAW HAS —Derby Jimmy Ryan Is to coach the i curately as could Ryan. the plate and nailed a runner br Corresponding low I stakes at the Southern of the w rates to all points in N field trials yesterday afternoon University of Indiana baseball One funniest things 1 several feet. He ought to be able f> Oregon team, and, If there is any mate- ! ever saw on a ball field.resulted to teach those Indiana boys 53 and California. E wer won by Miss Dan, owned by a BOX CAMPBELL RECRUITS from Ryan's NEW YORK, Dec. -Mana- It Tickets, also informs W. Cooley and by rial down there, the western con- habit of shooting to whole lot if they will listen. 16. B. handled first. "Black Bill" hit ger of New York D tion on the Exposition 1 Gude. Rap's Ben of Manitoba ference colleges would better Clark a McGraw the Na- sharp line drive to right. He was tionals signed up two more minor \u25a0 Rates, at— 0 woi second. watch the Hoosiers ln the spring. ON NEW YEARS leiigue players IfMm was trained In the smart- very slow and Ryan leaped for- Federals EVERETT, Dec. 16. Wttttd yesterday aftmr- 12014 Pacific Aye. * Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days est baseball school ever known, ward, grabbed the ball on the Grab Ritchie will box Ray Campbell— in noon, bringing up the total nu-w- " Main 2824. Drtttatst* rerun) mnnev If PAZO Otntmen. and, with few exceptions, he knew first bounce and flashed It like a Everett for a four round bout on --li"r of ri'i-riiiis that he will take htli to .-nre Itriitnt. Blind. BlrMlrut or Pro- rifle shot first base. Umpires day, according to the spring training camps, to tni-Jln* Pile*. Belief drst itmllr.tlon. Mc more baseball and played it better to It arrived Three New Year's to ar- than any man that ever haß play- there twelve feet ahead of the CHICAGO, Dec. 16.—Continu- rangements made today. Chet 53. The new players are Pitcher ed the game. Even among such runner. But Anson was standing ing its inroads on other leagues, Neff may meet Ritchie later. Flanagan of Muscatine, la., ana n.cn as Mike Kelley, Tommy on the bag, his back to right field the Federals yesterday signed Ritchie gets $2,000 for his serv- Inffelder Holloway ol Springfield, Burns, Ed Williamson, Fred I'fer- nn I the ball struck him squarely three new umpires—.leg Johnso.i Icee. 111. fer aud Walter Wilmot, Ryan was in the back and dropped dead. of the American association, one of their peers, Arson threatened to fine Ryan, Louis Fife of the i-v _____m___\ ff^l" *f _. recognized as Western league, • r___W__m______» -i- and ln many ways he was smart- and accused him ot trying to show and Harry Howell. him up. Wiltse Is Out __r_____***^_w. ______er than any of them. Ryan has one remarkable ref- You may think Jim is old, but Read the Claa-Ufle-3 Ada WHO IS THIS NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—Given 01 (By smith, old. He played on the Chicago three years ago In Chicago he Tage Six. J. A. Expert of the an unronditonal release by the rorby-Hoye Alleys, Iminiii New York Nationals last night, club for ten years without a con- Building.) tract of any sort and fulfilled MAN MOORE? George Wiltse, veteran left-hand- EVERETT, Dec. 16—Al Moore, ed pitcher, will probably manage _m__W_W______m_~*^^'. every verbal agreement. One sea- No. I.—When ttie 8 and 10- son we came home from a trip, ins tire fighter who traveled all tin. the Syracuse, N. V., team. I are the only ones standing way and Jim drew his check. He just get one from Milwaukee to whip Joo or them as It Is im- Bonds of Tacoma, hit a snag last ~~_t4Wi_\ wmltY_9-_ J__Ty___\ \__ _* looked at it curiously, tossed it possible to get both, except ELECTRIC RANGES over to Jim Hart, the president, night at Freddie Bogan's smoker through some lucky flop of the attempted and remarked: "How's that, Jim. pins. when he to clean up Motors —Switchboards Swain, middleweight Isn't It too much?" "No," re- Joo cham- Repairs and Wiring marked Hart, "I raised you $250 pion of the Pacific coast. Swain, this year." RKSI'RRECTIOXS FOR 1915. early in the second round, with- EVANS-DICKSON CO. May time out a mark on his body, sent j It was at that and COAL Horse Main 9500. 728 Com. St. A CHRISTMAS PRESENT EVERY DAT Ryan hadn't even inquired. racing at . Moore off to dreamland. Boxing in Chicago. 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