Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 246, Hammond, Lake County, 21 March 1913 — Page 7
Friday, March 21 1913. THE TIMES.
WALTERS
ID KELLY TO
OX IN KENOSHA APRIL
and in explanation Fackey said that Jeffries give him a raw deal whUe referefing' the Freddie Welsh-MeFar-land bout at Loi Angdeii. "During: the twenty-flve rounds Jeffries drank twenty-five bottles of beer and rolled a hundred cigarettes," said MrFarland. "Then he declared it a draw, although I won by city blocks!"
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Welterweights Sign for Ten -Round Contest; McGoorty Gets Good Worko ut for Motia Fight.
Sailor Kill Walters, the idol of the naval training station on the north lake shore, and Spike Kelly, who is well thought of by the Irish on the north side, have at last been matched. Managers George Iugdale and Fred Oilmore have been bickering and dickering these many weeks, but yesterday was the first time they ever attached their signatures to the same set of articles. The rival welters, leading candidates for the championship of thst class, are to battle ten' rounds without a decision at Kenosha on the evening of April 8. They have agreed to weigh 145 pounds at 3 o'clock and will post $100 forfeits for weight and appearance. Dugdale and Gilmore conferred yesterday for an hour with Matchmaker Nate Lewis of the Kenosha club and finally settled all disputes. The fighters will each get 25 per cent of the gross gate regardless of how the popular decision goes. As the welters expect to pack the skating rink arena they are figuring on having considerable more change in their jeans on the
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ATTELL WANTS TO FIGHT KILBANE
New York, March 21. Flushed with
his knockout victory, in the third round last night in his bout with Ollie Kirk of St. Louis. Abe Attell, former
featherweight champion, set out today
to aecure matches with topnotchers in the featherweight class in a further attempt to show that he was a real "come back." "After I've had a few more flghis
and demonstrated that I still have the
'goods.' I want to take on Johnny Kll
bane, ihe titleholder," declared Attell.
"I feel sure I can regain the cham
pionship that I lost to him more than
a year ago."
morning of April 9 than they had the
day before.
The bout looks like a corking good) '
windup attraction. "Walters has brat- I T TTJTTIXT TUT A T7" T7"m rn
en Tom Howell and was credited with
the shade after fifteen rounds with j Wildcat Foins. Kelly did just about ! ft St Well With t )l . -J T i i nil irK rn ct n 1
mers. besides that he boat Hay Bronson at Memphis not long ago. The training station is but a few miles from the Wisconsin battle scene. Walters is a favorite not only In the station, but for miles around and is certain to have several hundred friends there rooting madly for him from the first bell on.
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JEFFRIES HMDS NO GALL FROM PUBLIC Former Champion Scrapper Likely to Remain in Retirement.
New York, March 21. The New York Yacht club today received a cable message from the Royal Ulster Yacht club of Belfast, Ireland, asking that the
I challenge of Sir TTiomas Upton for the America's cup be reconsidered. Offi
cials of the New York club refused to give ut the exact contents of the message. The next regular meeting of the club is scheduled for March 28, but a special meeting will undoubtedly be called to consider the request. Shortly after the challenge by Sir Thomas Lipton was declined, Evans Rogers Dick Jr.. a member of the New York Yacht club, declared that the refusal " had
been "railroaded" through and that the Irish yachtsman was not given a fair chance.
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was first proposed by the league pro- , to retire from the game. His left arm, rooters, it also was stated after the which he uses In throwing, is now
meeting that Jesse Tannehill. the veteran major league pitcher, would manage the Covington nine.
PORTER TRACK TO RE OPEN Laporte, Ind.. March 21. The offi-
cial announcement was made at Chesj terton today that Instead of abandonig Mineral Sprigs the track will be j operated uder the Sellers law. which j permits forty-five days of racing. The prosecuting attorney of Porter county
practically useless on account of an old strain and physicians declare they cannot do anything for him.
SYNNOT COMING TO AMERICA London, March 21. Herbert Synnot. the Irish-Australian heavyweight who fought a fifteen-round draw with Joe
Jeannctte and later was defeated by Sum McVey. will sail for America on Saturday to seek a bout with "Gunboat" Smith, the Californlan who
j declares that grand jury action will be knocked out Hombardier Welis in New
immediately begun against Chicago Y'ork last week.
bookmakers, should the Indiana law governing race course betting be violated.
night. In the semi-final "Shorty'V Priest of Battle Creek knocked out . "Sid' Murphy of Kalamazoo in the seventh round. i . Milwaukee. Wis., Marclt 21 Buffalo will stage the next tournament of. the American Bowling congress, according to Secretary A. L. Langtry, who returned from Toledo last night. Langfry expects the meet will be awarded to Milwaukee in 1915. and will go east again the year following. v
SELECTS AUTO EVENT DATES
SPORTING BRIEFS. New )rleans. La.. March 21. Joe
Mandot of New
of this city and Johnny Lore York, lightweights, will meet
San Francisco. March 21. Now that
Jim Jeffries has sounded out the crit
ics and the public on the subject of a "come back" ami has discovered that
there is no overweening demand that he don his war paint again the chances
are he will remain in retirement.
Jeff's threatened return to the ring
has subjected the one-time world's champion to a deal of Vriticism and some of the things said were notable
unkind. Even Packey McFarland. who as
rule retrains from remarks that are stinging and sarcastic, took' his little
fling at the alfalfa baron.. "I say," said Packey, "if Jeffries de
cides to come back I'll fight him my
self. Yes, and I'll beat him, too." There was feeling there, of course
SOUNDS LIKE
STAGE SHEKELS
na, and A. K. Rubinstein of Lodz, Russia. Frank J. Marshall, American champion, and Jose R. Capablanca, .the Cuban, have already consented to play.
Jacksonville. Fla.. March 21. C. W.
Murphy, president of the Chicago Cubs, before leaving here last night, declared
he had been offered $35,000. and two
first class players in exchange for Roger Bresnahan by a National league club, the name of which he refused to make known. Murphy refused to part with the former St. Louis manager.
TOURNEY FOR CHESS MASTERS New York, March-21. A chess match to be participated in by six of the leading chessmasters will be held In Havana next January. A fund of $10,000 .will be provided to pay all expenses of the masters. Including hotel bills. Invttatlons were sent to Dr. E. Lasker,
the world's champion; Dr. S. Tarrasch of Nuremberg, Carl Sehlichter of Vien-
3-CUSHION LEAGUE. Pittsburg, Pa., March 21. Joseph AYireback of Pittsburg last night defeated John Moore of Kansas City, 50 to 47. In 100 Innings of a National Billiard league three-cushion game.'Moore
had high run of 6 and Wireback of 5. Boston, Mass., March 21. New York defeated Boston in the National Bil
liard league three-cushion match here last night, H. Goldman winning from C. "Warren, 50 to 37. Goldman's average was .4S and high, run- 4. Warren's high run wasB and his average .35.
in a teh-vound bout here on April 7.
j The winner is to tight i oung hsrown. Date. Event. Place. lf Mandot Is successful he txpects to March 15-18. reliability tour, San meet Joe Rivers in May. Antonio. Kalamazoo. Mich., March 21. Eddie .April 14-16, Com. vehicle rel., Chi- . wells of Chicago and Lew Glowney of cago. j Detroit wont ten rounds to a draw last April 16-17, trapft meeting, Taylor,
Texas. May 5-8, com. vehicle rel., Washington, D. C. May 30, 500-mile race. Indianapolis. May 30, Interclub rel. Chicago M. C. vs. C. A. A. June 19, Algonquin hill climb, Chicago M. C. June 25-28. non-motor stop rel., Chicago to Boston. July 4, track meeting, Taylor, Texas. July 4, 5, 6, road race, Tacoma, Wash.
Aug. 29-30, Elgin road races. Elgin. .Aug. 30-Sept. 6, reliability tour, Chicago. Sept. 1, 200-mile track race, Columbus, O. Nov. 24, Vanderbilt cup. Savannah. Nov. 27. Grand prize price. Savannah.
BILLIARD NOTES. Eugene Carter Is said to be the first three-cushion billiard champion, holding the title in 1878. Halk line billiards seems to be a game of the past in Denver. Threecushions has the stage, and a game of balk line or straight rail Is out of the ordinary. After holding the Welsh, billiards championship for 22 years, Arthur Llewellln was recently beaten by Tom Carpenter.' The match was English style of 9,000 up, and Carpenter won by 4,084.
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TANNEHILL TO NEW LEAGUE
SAM CRAWFORD SIGNS.
Detroit, Mich., March 21. It was of
ficially announced today tha't Sam
Crawford, veteran right fielder, has
signed his 1913 contract. President Navin said the contract calls for a $5,000 salary, which is the same as the 1912 agreement.
KILBANE GOES WEST. Cleveland, Ohio, March 21. Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, accompanied by his wife and two babies, bis manager. Jimmy Dunn, wife and child, and his sparring partner, Cal De-
j laney, left here today for Los Angeles, j where he will train for his fight with
Johnny Dundee at Vernon April 15.
Cincinnati, O., March 21. The new Federal league, has found a home in Covington, Ky., directly across the
Ohio river from this city, according to
several of the business organisations . STRUNK OUT OF GAME. it was decided that enough local capl-
tal could be gathered to support a Memphis,- Tenn., March 21. Amos team, provided it be given the name of Strunk, the brilliant young outfielder Covington instead of Cincinnati, as of the Philadelphia Athletics, may have
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