The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1905, Page 2

ee a Reha bhaneaae ene THE DOPE SHEET-- eae * Ranaannwn BY LEN HUNT PP eee eee. T RRS ee eee ir expect te | hold Nationa la eason, new ma terial w be added at once to t Re team Th addition of J Barry will add h to the Reds} where they were weakest all season because of injury to Kelley early in the season. The | Sebring and Odwell came just ¢ the wrong time, as Dolan has bee playing an exceedingly poor game It is doubtful how long Kelley's tn jured shoulder will allow t play in the game, end th 1 of new men is most preasing “Is basketball a manly sport which should command the energies of the exuberant American youth fa @ question asked by many people} who are not thoroughly, acquainted with the sport Basketball was introdu into the west as a girl's game, and its chief followera have been girls, and Decause girls were the first to ac-| know! its virtues as a devel of speed and many ple think it is a strictly ¢ game and boys who play it are effem inate. But this is not the ease, for only the mon with the strongest bodies, quickest sight and most en durance are successful as star play ers. Persons who attended the re cent championship games at Temple | auditorium were surprised at the} speed of the play. Those who say the game is effeminate know noth-| tng about it, for although it {a} played in a different manner from | football, it is a heart-breaker a, endurance As an indication of what eastera athletes think of the game ft might be noted that the Yale basketball team made a tour during the season Just closed, which was the longest single trip ever taken by any Amer fean college team. Next year will see basketball affairs booming, for the game has made friends where- ever it bas been played. The Hanlon-Corbett fight ts arousing great interest in San Fran- cisco. Both boys are working like/ Trojans to get themselves into con- ——<—<——— —_—____—_— AMUSEMENTS Watch This Space’ for bar@ain announcement for ri urday's sale. LION CLOTHING HOUSE 18T AVE, 8 AND MAIN ST. t HOUSE $*2<\"2 JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones, 65 Tomorrow and Saturday, Saturday | Matinee, ENGAGEMENT OF mcuann|" WAGNER'S MASTERPIECE, “PARSIFAL.” ENLARGED ORCHESTRA Together with “The Reign of Louis XIV" im animated pictures. De- seriptive Lecture by Mr. J. Alex Hanne, assisted by Mary Louise) Clary, famous contralto. Sunday—CHAUNCY OLCOTT, in “A Romance of Athione.” Tira Avenue Theater i “The Most Popular Theat Russell & Drew. Managers Both Phones 567. Thursday, Friday, Saturdey— matinee and night—iast perform- ances of the Daniels Stock Com- pany. EAST LYNNE, Commencing Sunday 4, Charles A. Taylo: York Company (direct York City), in the dramatic tion, “ESCAPED FROM THE HAREM.” Big cast, great scenic effects, | beautiful wardrobe. Everything new No change in our prices. Phones 667. matinee. New New sensu - Seattle™=2te" Manager. THE LEADING THEATER. Pienee— tele 43; Ind. 4% THE WATSON COMPANY, Direction Watson and Stockwell, Hall Caine’s Triumph, PEACEFUL VALLEY. Souvenir Matinee Saturday. , ‘The greatest plays of the age at the smallest prices. Aji seats reserved in at all p from $ a. m. and 26c. No higher. Summer prices. STAR THEATER Cor. First ave. and Madison: A Dollar Show for Ten Cents, New bill this afternoon, KYLE FAMILY OF ACROBATS. Lois Cecele Hobson, Kretore, Heim Children, Barr and Laselle, Young and Old, Nellie Gerin, the Biograph. —aT— ““THE MEADOWS” Six races dally from now until July 19, rain or shine. Races com- mence at 2 p. m. sharp. Take car at King and First avenue south. Ladies’ days, Tuesdays and Fridays, except Fourth of July. Adminasion, 60 cents, including grand stand. Admission tickets on le at the leading hotels and stores. Greenbaum’s Cloak and | best of the boxers have been unable | day aft clerks are the dition, and when they get together ® the night of June 2 neither will have anything on the other In the of fitness, Corbett, as usual low in taking off weight. When he goes out on the road his pudgy vy is loaded with several suits of nderwear, flannel wrappingg & of thick sweaters, a ru pt and a heavy pair of trouser, onfident that, with these he will be able to m Hanlon is having getting down He doe Denver boy and As neither boy a “loafing” fighter, there will something doing from the moment they are called together until the batle ends matter ouple ‘a He i essories, the weight aiff no the not take uity in to rihed notch. flesh like the reduces easily 1 Bob will be mmor rmine cromses How far ob gone back when the lanky Cornishman arms with Mike Schreck, the Cin innati light-heavyweight, in Salt Lake City on July 4, Schreck fs a tough customer, str an and so awkwardly that the ng as clever to damage him to any great extent Schreck accomplished something | that Fitzsimmons was unable to do of | and that was the knocking out George Garduer in 20 rounds. That, however, cannot be considered a fair criterion, as Gardner has undoub edly gone back since he met Fits simmons. But at the same time it must be borne in mind that Fits simmons is more than a year older than when he met Gardner, which means much to a fighting man of his age, while Schreck is @ young fellow, growing stronger every day aod acquiring greater fighting abil- ity. The fight between the ‘Frisco promoters is still on, with poor prospects of a compromisa Jimmy Coffroth, who, until a few months ago, pulled off practically all of the big fights, ts, apparently, entirely out of the running, although there is a suspicion that he ts “promot- ing” through figureheads. The pro- moters may get together some day but it doesn't look itke it at thi writing, more’s the pity. “TOWN LOT” BALL SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.—It took Oakland 11 innings to win out in Wednesday's battian The game — with the seore of 2 to 1. Oak- made hits when they wer Seohen to bring Im the runs, Ti coma tapped out more swats than | Oakland, but could not land at the right time Score: BAUM HIT HARD LOS ANGELES, June 1.—Baum, of Los Angeles, was soaked for five tea in the sixth inning Wednes- ¥. which netted ‘Frisco three runs enough to win the game. Los Angeles tapped Whalen for! six hits, three of which were two- baggers, but the swats were untim: jy and netted the Angels but on run. SAAERS OK PORT eee ol WITH THE AMATE URS} H ‘TeT TT TT TTT TTT eT: The Fort Lawton team and the Superiors will line up against each other o reation p k Thurs Th promises to be a good one the county h the “korrect dope” when it comes to cavorting on the diamond. game re wi Henry Rosberg, southpaw for the Rainters, left Wed for New York to try ¢ h the New York National ke ATTRACTS Ff CROWD. SOUTHAMPTON, June 1.—The | American three-masted auxiliary schooner Atlantic, winner of Em- peror William's cup, arrived here Wednesday flying the stars and sttipes. She soom attracted a crowd of admirers to the quay side. COUGHLIN. Bill is captain of the Tiger team, He used to play with Washington, but was too good for the misfits, His home is third base. cannceaipeneianase Special Rate East via Northern Pacific to Milwaukee, Wis, and return, Tickets on sale June 16th and 16th only. 369.70, jew York Dental Parlors Ten years guarantee. Hours ‘Wamtotp m fundays, 8:90 a m. to 12 m Suit House From the maker to the » 1410 BECOND AVE Tel Sunset, Main 3444, wer 614 FIRGT AVE. SEATTLE. Becond floor Howard Bullding, cpposite Penn Mutual Life Bullding. THR SEATTLE ust a Little Gossip, Just a Little News~Take a Pipe at the Sporting * “Dope’ '_-By Len Hunt RARER ERR RRR * GAMES TODAY. * Seattle at Portiand, * * * * Tacoma-Oakiand, at ‘Frisco, ® * = San Francisce at Los Angeles, * * ERNE ERE Ee PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. 1 P.C. Tacoma 3 | Oakland 6 519 San Francisco ? (ae } Loa Angeles 7 ast Portland 481 Sea 40 423 Los Ankeles ...0 0000000 11 }San Franciseo,.0 0000300 0—3 | Batter Baum and pn Whalen and Wilson, Umptre, Da V Tacoma ...0010000000 0—4 akland ...01000000001—2 Battertes—Fitzpatrick and Gra ham; Hogan and Lohman, Um pires, Perrine and Bray. NO GAME AT PORTLAND PORTLAND, June 1.—No game] was played Wednesday on account of wet grounds. NATIONAL AMERICAN New York 44 Clev Philadelphia, .695/Chicag: 6 Pittsburg S75\Philadeiphia 659 Cinetnnati 500 Detroit ou Chicago 448 Boston 471] | St. Louis 395;Washington. 444! Buston . 363,58. Louls 405 Brooklyn 349/New York 89 AMERICAN LEAGUE AT CLEVELAND—Cloveland 12 St. Louts 4 AT CHICAGO — Chicago 2, De | troit 0 AT PHILADELPHIA—New York 8, Philadelphia 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT PITTSBURG—Pittsburg 10, St. Loula 9. AT BROOKLYN—New York 3, Brooklyn AT BOSTON — Philadelphia 6, Boston 0. AT CINCINNATI—Cincinnati 11, 3, Chicago 10, 2 WAS A “SWATFEST” BELLINGHAM, June 1.—Both teams played wn lot” baseball here Wednesday, The score at the end of the fracas stood 14 to 3 in favor of Bellingham. Erickson was in bad form and Califf dida’t “have it over him” for a minute. There was some good and some very bad fielding. Score | R. H.} Bellingham -M Victoria »~ 3 8 EVERETT, June 1.—Vancouver | took another game from Everett Wednesday, winning out by a score | jot § to 4. Everybody hit the ball | Erverett did nat go to bat in the | ninth, the game being called ta or der to allow Vancouver to catch the | evening train. | Vancouver “ | 15 Levene: qu STANWOOD WON SEDRO-WOOLLEY, June 1 Woolleys were defeated Wedne by the Stanwoods. The scere 4 to 3. Seore The lay was RK UE Stanwood . & 28 Woolley «rece over 8 © 8D Batteries — Stanwood, Kinnear h. Woolley, Rosler an ‘| The Big HERMAN SCHAEFER. Burdened with an overwhelming desire to shove Lajole from his place as king pin second baseman aefer | Joined the Detroit ttam this apring, j coming from the town made “fa- | mous,” where he was regarded as |the hottest thing that ever struck |town. Schaefer is a wonderful hit ter, seemingly being able to place | the ball wherever he wanjs to. His fielding, throwing and g6neral ag gressiveness make him a valuable acquisition, and, with the ambition he never forgets, he ought to make the top notchers move some this year | A‘TE STA mY | 1U LOUIS CH PVKOL. Louls Chevrolet drove an F. onds over the Morris park: trac quarter of a second from the rec some quarters there Is a dispost anee on th where but one turn If necessary, an oval track. Howevery the ne FAh FOOD Seattle and Portland game poet |poned Wednesday on account of | rat ‘ . And the Siwashes are going deeper and deeper into tiie ediar Dunleavy, of Oakland a at Tacoma Wednesday McCloskey's men are going up. Overall won his ga at Cinecta- | matt Wednesday Willie Hogg also landed “ b feet in the game between the Phillies and New York The New York Nationals only 153 points im the lead. are It looks as though Skel Roach | had « pretty good “hunch” when he sald the Siwashes ought to be dubbed mud duc’ or something Uke that. The rain still follows them. Loe Angeles and Portland are tied for fourth place. Pitapatrick and struck out eight men. Bellingham leads in the North- west league by 117 polats. Relingham made 15 bite off | Erickson Wednesday. Thomas, of Vancouver, was soak~- | ed for 16 hits, and Doyle, of Byer- ett, received i] soaks, Hogan each Johnnie Burns still continues to | eet his little hit in the games. Rube Waddell will have to sulk | again pretty socom or he won't get his name im the papers. He pitched three games without mak- Ing a kick. Is he unwell? Without there is a big fall down with the New wilh be no use for any othervteam te waste their money in buying 4 pole to place the pennant on. A pitcher in these days who has no control of the ball stands as much ebance as an outfielder who couldn't bit a balloon vent We don't care "bout Rojestvenski, Br any other cuss Mixed up in dis ting dey call De Jappo-Russian fuss. We don't care erbout insuraper, Er wot dey do ter Hyde; Equitable never touched us— & We tink dat dope’s a snide, y We don't care ‘bout Venzuela, Dat stunt is up to Taft, He has one foot on Panama An bot’ eyes on de graft All dem big guns has dere troubles, Us kids has none at all; Fer spring is here wit’ bot’ oot An wo kin play base ba’ the in SEATTLE for dental work prices, guaranteed for ten yea! made a world-wide reputation? Co the Brown's Painless Dentistay 13 First aven Extracting SILVER GOLD GOLD CROW FULL SET BRIDGE WORK Other ntiate come ana go, but the Brown's dentists remain the same reliable, up-to-date dentists, BROWN’S PAINLESS DENTISTS 713 First Avenue Parlors 1, 2, 3, 4, 56 and 6 Union block, one door south of MacDougall & Southwick's, Hours—8:20 a; m. to 6:00 Sunday, 8:30 a, m. to 12:30 p. m ground that the new mark wa York Giants there RSDAY, JUNE BASEBALL |DARING FRENCHMAN MADE NEW MILE MARK) WITH THE “MON 2050.2. feo oe ty S L A. T. “90" « mile tn 52 4-6 see k Saturday, May 2%, clipping a ord held by Barney Oldfield. In tion to detract from the perform made over a track while O'dfield’s mark was made on w record will stand. WLPING OUT AN OLD SCORE. THE NORTHERN PACIFIC will change its schedule of trains on June 4th. Look out for many . Sar and additional trains CASEY'S RHEUMATIC jis free if tt fail, The Druggiat refunda the money. This is a new remedy, it cures where all other remedies fail Made by the J. H. Casey Med. Co, Spokane, Wash. Sold by the Kennedy Drug Co, lat Ave. Geattln, Wash A. W. Preston, Ballard, Wash. One of the Cut Rate Stores Selling Wine Cardul, $1.00 size B3e True Woman's Tonic. Did you see It on the billboards? Dr. Puck's Kidney and Back ache Pills, 600 aime ...45@ Stops backache; makes you walk straight Try our Anti-Pain Plasters Double strength, double size, covers the pain Stone's Headache Pow il ders 25. Give quick relief. 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Gladys | Por. princes Margaret ta the ree, at 20 to 1, with T Wart | cider daughter of the Duke of Con up, won the mile event afte an naught and has been educated as a uninteresting ra The 5 ODO | pimple Mnglish girl, Voth are just made but little difference to the |) er te ae end the affair is books as the hor was but lightly that rare thing among the royal | played houses, a real love match, although | iret Yass~ain Feliu Shee the young people were thrown to- Kispar, First; Pruewood, Becond; Foxy Grandpa, ‘Third, ‘Time, 11-15 1-4. W. Smith up on winner, | Kace--Five furlongs, Gy roa, First; Doriee, Second; Silicate, | Third. Time 28 3-4, 49 1-4, 1.02 2-6, | Sherwood up on winne Third Race—Five and one-ha ' furlong Light of Day, First; Lil lan Ayre econd; Kublana, Third. Time 24% °60 1:08%. Crosswaite up on winner th Kace—Five and one-halt furlong Dundreary First st Winnifr econd Billy Taylor Third Time iM b0, 1:0) Loa gue up on winner | Sixth Race-One mile. 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