PAGE TWO the frdfem ruga Wednesday, Dec. 16, 1914. I BIG SPECIAL BASEBALL I FEATURES IN THE WORLD OF SPOR TS BOXING "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 heavyweights 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 Blt
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