THE RÜTTE DAILY POST: MONDAY. O’ j l 1917

P ^ N E WS OF THE SPORT W ORLD -^0 COIST BDXER HtS I GREAT RECORD Year s J,

NEW CHAMPIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR Eddie Pinkman Has Partici­ pated in 1 26 B attles in OLD DAD TIME TELLS OF THE MANYNEWCHAMPSe a r ^ FQR THE SPORT FANS gregs Brief Career.

TCddh* (Milkman. the crack llglilweigl who will be m o m a I the Broadway Friday I niKln in a match will» George Ingle *»f j Seattle, ban made a great record in the j I,time he has hern in the ring All j Open House New V 0 told, he has fought 12* battles and <»nlv « six of theae have been chalked up against 1 Special Table d'Hote Dinner F him »yie of theae defeat a watt mlmlnls- | tered by Ingle a couple of years ago. That IMnkman earriea a punch in his I mit is shown h\ the fart that he has put in sleep 42 of hie opponents. Some ol the ! I. vs who tiM»k the count w ere Johnny l«»'Leai’\. who claimed the lightweight W o r ld . ' 1 1 I hatnpionship ot Canada. When o'l»e.ir> ml IMnkman met it was a battle royal I *•- ...... * ‘ he gong B oth la«la pitelled into tin I ;iy and turned loose j Gregson Hot Sp everything 'hey I 'Plie first round was ■«>nd the terrific blows adm inisi • i-d by lie coast boxer began t\» Tlie Spot BeautiQ it«»- th ird rf-ssion IM nkm an landed a haymaker on O'Tjenry's Jaw .nul I he pride of t’anada took a nap • ther men who reeeived the same treat- nuM.t from IM nkm an w ere 'F re nc h y’* Vais. Louis Keese, C|i«*t N eff. T ra v e I »a \ ies Frankie Sullivan. Hülle Isuider NO PATIENCE WITH .. t..I several others of the fast stamp .ins u present IMtiktnnn is going at ••ip speed lie has been training daily for weeks for his coming bout with Ingle and hose who have seen him in the 4" a J workouts say that Ingle will have to tie np to the Kenny Leonard standard to Comiskey Working on Assump­ Ingle holds a fie­ tion That Baseball Will nd Kddie Is d e te r- Branch Uy milted now that he has the chance to Be Success. erase that blot from his record. Figured to There will he six bouts pulled off at ’hartes A the show Frida,' night The first pair will he called Into the ring promptly at tin t-h.i pion Whit x : 15 o'clock and the others will follow planning for a stncis .tut . .t Chicago in quick suci cession. y e a r n otw iths tanding tin v\.u ! Itirk tune'! to ;.i'M . The officials arc as follows; Dr. Don " I am going on tin- n>sump ton th.it . , < Wi| Donohue, referee; Frank Conley of Deer I «iHiiled a l'hntBÉ 1 Mike O'Dowd, iddleweight chai benefit of the mess fund of the coast mV- fairly well, but I want t > >«■« pion; 11!) Eddie Cico h'.tiling American artillery hoys stationed in Bu te and the th- success. This, then, brings league pitVher; (3) Mbs• s G.-rtn.L i t rude Artclt. lads hope to realize a goodly sum for the y s * . the most important of . swimming champion; ill Earl ruddock. worthy cause. Tickets were placed on out pla? tin- heavyweight champion wrestler; i‘*> l’etc sali' last week and have been going Jit a Wllttt effr« Herman, hantainweighi champion; m y own team . T h is goes for all of [ weight boxer and no fine who has seen son of the soil. Mu u I should h av e them . W e m a y lose :» fav«»ri'c 1 two tvsented rm» «uj( I did p re tty w?U in 1917. j the "Fighting Harp” in ring action £an handed the rassling edul to O lin. the GIANTS INJURE TERM and jigain we may nul This is n worry in liaseball TV ' 1 made new champions galore, es­ say 1 didn't do well when I thrust he wonder Finn. What • you think? I to m e, as I know th at the fans will take would have hg 1 r THE YEAR'S C H IP IO N S 1 crown upon Mike's pompaduured dome. I made IMUshurg champion in the east- pecially in the pugilistic world and on [ th is in to consideration. The public w ill Hornsby . I 1 made Ted Lewis welterweight champ, ! cm football world; Georgia Tech in the tlie baseball diamond Nines Refuse to Play With Na­ j understand when the country levn-s "ii Ib-rzuK. WM b j although Pin open to argument as to south, and Ohio State in the west. a total ni I!-;** Baseball. 1 made 'Pants” Rowland kingpin I our men and perhaps wrecks a ti-.int ln-r»‘ whether or no l made a fizzle of that Job. I made Miss Gertrude Artelt champion tional Champs Who Pull World Champions - -« 'iiicugo White Sox. among big league managers and gave j and there. I have always found 1h.1t the in expenditaitl Maybe 1 crowned the wrong man. I don t j 100-yard womawi swimmer, and aided An added nji American league Champions—Chicago him a world series championship. In do­ Rough Stuff. patrons of our gAmes take these sdbiu’kH know, but I will the minute Ted gels into I little Miss ThelniA Darby in defeating with the Kit-.k W h ite Sox. ing the latter I am frank to confess that j a real battle. philosophically, and all that is m*« > s.-».pitchers by influencing American ing c a la m ity a ll the tim e. Now is the ! all the other million or two promising ' harness World, seeing to it that she • perienced the unsportsmanlike tactics give t'hiaqo 1 m Leading National league IMichcr- league batters to the belief that his time, if it ever was. when everv on«- of lightweights. But I do wish Benny would gained lie honor of being the first to of Artie l‘"le teller and Charlie Herzog sporting prop ( .rover Alexander. "shine ball” was unhittable. us w ho stuy at hom e should h«* - heerful. ! stop talking about going to a Sammy pace in tw o m inutes. when tlie two clubs met In the world's hack of this I Leading Aniernaa League Hatter and 1 made Eddie Roush, the red-hosed Tim country needs that as much as nun tra in in g cam p— and go I — Htul. fellow s, I a m sorry, just as series, have refused to meet tlie Giants man Inmsed 1 Base Stealer T\ Cobh wonder of Cincini ■hum pion b a l- and material. (»«Hiking at the bright side I made Pete Herman champion ban­ sorry as you—look away two of the best in a slicing series of exhibition games \ 1>. Uiker.Wl leading National league Kalter -Eddie ter of the National W ha t kept tam during the «(arkest days will have • lot men who ever pleased a sport hiving pub­ in the south. The Detroit Tigers like­ Armour Th»;iidu Roush. I me from making a new champion swa to do with winning the victor' « ross I would have made a new champ heavy lic, Robert Fitzsimmons and Frank Gutcli. wise have turned down an offer. the $250.000 but id (reading National League Base Steal­ for the American was Ty Cobb. the water. Baseball should furnish 'hit nd a feather, too, but for a couple of than whom better or finer men never The Detroit refusal to participate in was resllv 1 er-M ax Carey. J I made Hank Howdy the champion good reasons—Jess Willard and Johnny side of life." entered the ring or went to the mat. the proposed series may be laid directly all baseball by leading him into an IT K ilbane. High Spots of Baseball Year. I did a lot, didn't I? You bet I did! to tlie door of Charlie Herzog, and his tram uniform—the first big league pla ude Earl Catîdock champion Ty Cobb hits safely in 30 consecutive A nd I only had :i«5 days in w hich to do determination to "ride” Ty Cobb when TELEGRAPH volunteer. wrestler, thus taking the title from FABER MAY WEAR games. a ll this.______the teams were playing last year. The result of this kind of baseball by Herzog T H E KHAKI SOON land. Fla., to pitch in the Florida league, i was a fight on the field at Dallas. Texas, Springfield Hi- When tlie short season was over ho went and ano th er in ji hotel after the game. Chicago, Dec. 31. Red Faber. White .j' $2.000 xgxmst * BENTON’S CAREER IS REAL Cobb left the Tigers and declared he to Columbus, Gu . to try to get with that Sox h u rle r and sta r of th«* world's series, Telegraph ' Football. team in the South At Ian. h- league. Tlie would not play where it w;is necessary is in Chicago d ire ct from Pilot Rack. c o u n ty circuit fier Eastern Champions Pittsburg uuiver- Columbus manager. Jim Fox. turned him for him to use his lists as well 41s his O re., a spot said to be thickly populated I'fiesler. a bull pfc» ROMANCE OF THE DIAMOND down, saying he already had plenty of head. w ith deer, m o u n ta in Ihm. grizzly bear the supreme roar Big Ten Champions—< duo State uni­ “hum ball players." hut he landed with Cobb has partially been absolved from and other big game. member of h* versity. Macon in the same league and beat Co­ blame in bis altercation with Herzog Although no one seems 10 know why c lu b at une tiw Southern Champions Georgia Tech. U nion. S. C.. Dee. 31.— Rube Benton. I but in less than 15 m in u tes lie w as out lumbus on his first start, and before the through the tactics of the Giants’ second F ab e r should com e here in the «had of a g a in s t the ifW 1* Pacific (Toast Champions- Washington star pitcher for the New York Giants. I «ui the streets again. lie nie some of season was over he set hat league on baseman in tlie world's series. Partisans w in te r, one o f his friem ts liint»-«l i : inigh te le g ra m sent bj S tate college who won tlie third game of the world's , the Wadesboro players, who claimed they fire. No catcher ever got more from of the Giants' side of this argument were lie fo r tin* purpose »if enlisting for w:w M ilw au kee clubd'« Southwestern Champiohs—'Texas A. series by shutting nut the Chicago White : hadn't been defeated during the whole him than Kulkoff of Macon. The next treated to some of the Herzog rough service. Faber is in the draft ami is tion. WU .-.ever * * & M Sox 2 to 0. after they had won two season, and would run away with the season Cincinnati bought him from Ma­ housing that series, when Charles under­ u nma rried. he lost a (dace » Missouri Valley Champions Nebraska gam es, began It is professional b all career Union team Benton bet them $50 he con. giving in exchange for him two play­ took to tuke a ride on any of the White university. in 190# in this city Union in 1SH# ca p ­ would win his game against them. He ers and $1.500. Sox sliding into second base. He hopped leading scorer of the year—Ingram, U. tured the championship for the south in COVELESKIE OF TIGERS . pitched that afternoon, and did win. When here Ruin- just wouldn't wear n astride Buck Weaver. Huppy Fels« h and NEW ÏÏAI S N av al Academ y, 162 points. semi-professional ball, and from its teams ! striking out is men. His speed was ter collar, and would cut his shoes so th at o hers as they went sliding nto 1lic TO ATTEMPT COMEBACK Team leading in scoring—Georgia Tech. have gone forth many players whose j rifle and his curves broke like they lmd his toes could stick out and get the fresh sa»-k. names are known in state and major hinges on them. But he was about as Union air. When he first blew into Union It was so m uch fun th a t A rtie Detroit, Dec. 31.— H a rry Coveh ski W lia t »'«I f * * ’ Boxing. leagues. senbe , aF.t to throw the ball behind the hatter j he had on blue overs Ils and suspenders Fletcher also tried it and added to his fo rm e rly the leading lefthander on tin- Heavyweight- Jess Willard Ruhe pitched in Union during the sum­ ; made of eotton strings, but now he has What will th# J as in front of him. on account of poor afternoon by craftily trying to trip pitching staff «if the Detroit Americans, Light heavyweight —In dispute. mer of 190s for the s upendous salary j control. already learned how to pull the little White 'Sox runners when they sped by Will Alex will try to come hack next spring H«' * Mid lew eight Mike O’Dowd. of $25 per m onth and board. H e first silk thread to open a box of Turkish they wtf* . him »in the way to third hase. It was w as alipuHt w orthless to the «bib last •Welterweight—Ted l*ewis. came to Union with a mill team front Batting Average Nothing. ci garet es. Will W asn« «*L around these two players that the trouble season because his pitching arm went •Lightweight Benny f^eonard. dreer. and pitched in his bare feet. This Rube also had trouble in fielding his circulated during the series, and which Feat her weight- Johnny Kilbane. did not give him luck, as he lost his game position, as lie would watch the runner back on liim. nearly led to a general fight between the Coveieskie has been taking ireatmeni-*« Will iiine|w ' l,l"l