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

THE S$ E STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1905. wv a, ad o |A Birds Eye Veiw of the Field of Sports-Some Gossip About the Doings of Athletes-- ByiLe en TTI M TWO OF THE WIRNERS | ia DASHING PLAY OF AMERICANS ey : ae VA SHCERGLIH Tas GREAT SURPRISE a area aera BEALS ¢ RiGHT | | STANDING OF THE CLUBS FORMER CHICAGS TWIRLER GHOWED A RIVAL COLLEGE t PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE j Ww Lost. Pet CATCHER THAT HE COUL® THROW SOME HIMSELF oma : ‘ 1 608 Fran ) 4) nates egreremememee Portiand Los Ang One of the tun in} The rival college catcher was still Oakla jmy exper in stopping the hat ones and he had a] Seattle 2 pened wh smile of the insiginfieance of ovr| ng the ind pract one and 1 | boys on his face, Occasionally he NATIONAL AMERICAN, | | wa ering would send down word for us to} Pet Pet. | oage ‘op Will ‘ ¥ two! pags them up harder | New York y veland € PP . wi f th ' ot fellow had not heard of Philadelphia. ica the ( r was then a plteher on over-h throw and wa Pittsburg Phila . | the How was | a yoking for anything of that Chicago Detroit t ut , kind | Clocinnati Boston vi “ i ‘Our boys can whale that all over Bt. Louis sbiNew Ye 426 was one of the best pitch-|the field,” wae one of the remark Boston Ww ¥ bd | er ! and had ap « made by the visitor Haven't you Brooklyn st. 1 Jarm throw that would do justice to| got something better than that | J@ rapid-f «kun. When he got! Pop had just about got warmed | The Siwashes are ¢ loosened up a lit he could send] up by that time and I gave him th er v acaerded th the “handsome” for that ball over the plate at a rate|/hint to deal out # couple of his| B goers of 99 mt Week, for Friday mad that w 1 make Mebtning look a} good ones. He loosened up his 100, the ra straight for the noble Ind little . the annual ¢ m, braced up and nailed one geries with Oakland. It cort 1 was about done with practice| down. It was not quite bis limit makes a great difference in th when th a rival college | but I saw by the look on the Bates tendance, too, f the fans are team ame into the | catche face that it was little showing their appreciation of the age 4 1 were very good | unexpecte ‘ good work being put up by paty's friend r he had stood Pop” sort of smiled and then > Bumbers cach day If the locals keep op winning as they have done there wil! be a res ular old-time attendance at the k on Sunday. The indians are} Je to win some games at that for the past fow days has given them much encouragement, which fe a great help in anything and in Daseball it wins many a game. like to # hand in handling} “I will give you one of the regu e the curves: jlar ones now n the rival team and he realized| spiteful sort of a way and when | his ability behind the bat. In fact,|the ball got to the other end of the he had « small sized swell on bis\alley, there was a report when it| Three favorites came home with bead. He walked into the cage and|came in contact with the glove and took the position of the catcher | the visiting her bumped against with an air of one who would show | the brick wall im the back us how te do things He did not say a word, but took AR, ONE OF THE WINNERS. About this time “Pop” Williams | that glove off in a hurry and apent | non the money at ‘The Meadows Friday, j and @ bunch of the talent hit the 36 W. C. BARP, NAPIBR ward pike with « glad smile “8 2 4 18 4 HON. C. & ROLLS, IN WE ELEY CAR, ONE OF THE WINNERS was ready to go into the pitcher althe next five minates examining ie 21333 alley for a warm-up. I finished my | his band to see if it really was at | racking their countenan Epi- : 0201000 Two Wolseleys and a Napier will} Earp and C. Miach! are recognized | work and retired in favor of “Pop.” | tached to him. | ‘ eoeo2110 " ac the most skillful road driy i cure, heavily played, won the Cart < Batteries: ” Han and Blan represent Er nd tm the Gordon) ors in the tr The » per = Anderson ha op. He was well 4 Schmidt aad Stanley Bennett cup form f the wonderful six ERE REE den by Jockey Longue. Dobson, e al the case In 1 tor N friven t * = |owner of Epicure, and his friends ; Excursion Rates Himinating t which perte: * 4 © BY N ® | backed the horse with a big bunch. » | 4. { Fol cis sho ummary o! ne Wi be made by the Northern Pa- | ™* ; mond, F J ry, © \* HE D P H. eae | * eens u lee hort summary of th 3 UB pola un 5] t an it be ming i. Cific July 3, 3 ang 4 i, al) points - ve | « | First race, five and a half for ¢ fastest ma within 200 miles of ttle. Low SR RT EE lonee B Christopher won, A@e fates. Tickets good returning to|¢ r hines In ¢ but for er jte : eat N. PC . sin ¥ . ble would s have led al niacin |D. second, Standard third. Time, ean ae F, Oy SR is oe 8 ‘ Rolla W. ¢ ‘ ale }1:07%. Herbert up on winner. “nm for rates, ete. oe on qerwere—eesesee rere -eeeerene= FOR UP-TO-DATE SUITS (oes ccecaecenusseucenentannnes WITH TINY PRICEHfPpttached ap i! WE IS A RING MARVEL piy at “I owe my snecess and fighting ability to the fact that I do LION CLOTHING HOUSE : # not drink or smoke.” says Batiling Nelson. "I it @ point to be in hed at 10:20 o'clock at the latest every night, except oT AVE. 6. AND MAIN ST. when I am engaged to fight a “I do not care for the wh and no matter where I am, 1 like to get ont tm the coun away from the boya, Tam only 22 years of age, and I am well aware of the fact that a fixhter’s life is a short one. For this reason I am pre paring the nest exg, and when my 4 I will have ae hing to show for any lows of beauty After my th ntests in Pht will return to California and then fight Britt for the chan © boys were there with the|hasbeenite, gets “his good out in| Second race five and a half fur tek during Friday's game, which | ‘Frisco, not from one foe, but from | longs: Miss Provo woa, Dundreary better than the victory, for|three, yet he has the nerve, when |#econd, You You third. Time, 1:07% t means that there is an improve-|be strays some 2,000 miles or so/T. Clark up on winner. W. 1. CLOTHIER. HOLCOMBE WARD. ment on the way as far as bumping |from that city, to say that he was| Third race, six furlongs: Thad - the ball is concerned. Mvery man | robbed in all bis battles and that|@eus won, Lady Keeveena second,|Clark third. Time 1:14% 2 the team soaked the “suiler”|he will never box tm ‘Frisco again. | Distributor third. Time, 1:15. ).| bert up on winner Friday, with the exception of big| He's right there, as his poor work | Hayes up on winner, Fifth race, one mile and 109 yards m, Mont Bil Keauner. Bill bas been off jin bis recent bouts with Nelson and| Fourth race, #ix furlongs : ° won, Mi ao second, St. |t 1 somewhat in his batting of late, Hanlon has earned for him his os-| won, Billy Taylor second dr. third. Time, 1 but the fans hope that his off-pe-|tracization from the Golden Gate's | 4 will soon come to ap end. T! fighting world | big one started off the season lke} — a whirlwind and for time it looked| Catcher Toft, of Torento, tried to «4 though he was going to be a reg-|prevent the Oriaies from werking war old stand-by with the bat |the “squeeze play” the other day by Bill hurt his finger in the game |stepping in front of the batter when |] on Friday when he attempted to|the ball was pitched and Kelly, of | gue up on winner. xth race, one mile: Perreas second , 1:40%. B. Powell Her {i« | } ri of the town Stone’s Pike Stree ay ce nes to £ phia, I jonship. 1 am sure © ae I shall win. After that,i may make a@ theatrical tour, af bunt. As he was about ‘to shove|the Birds, started for home. Neal armacy which 1 shall retire and Mve the life of a farmer, an occupation the k against the leather be at, bat, hit the catcher’s hamé and made a mistake and put one of his |the ball at the same time and the 1 like The temous young Dune ts very much atta to bis par U busy he is he never f. to write to his p he was in b fingers in the way. The accident | ball rolled foul. Umpire Rgnn al was not of a serious nature lowed the run op a stolen base and |the interference of the catoher. Sparts of all kinds and deserip-| The Reliable Family Drug Store where you get your mon- ey's worth ents, and no m . om at San every ¢ ing re Selling — Franciseo, preparing to enter the ring the first night he knock Dr. Buck's Kidney and Backache ed out Young Corbett, Nelson happened to think that he had tion fram a baseball game to | Sidney Dillon, sire of the cham Pitis, 6 sine 45 overlooked his datly custom. Sending for paper and ink, he et Taco constitute the main at-|plon trotter, Lou Dillon (1:59%) is tractions of the Fourth of July in| lkely to have another sensational | the different towns of Alaska |trotter in the mare Helen Keyes, | While, of course, spc are more /bow in the East View string This exe indulged in during other | mare is now 6 years old, and recent da of the year in the north, | ly #he trotted the Pleasanton (Cal) | yet, the Pourt of July means to/track a full mile in 2:12, with a balf ae : i. ‘par Parig ANESCAPE | Ithat coula be expected, neither side | the inhabitants of the gold-seekers’)in 1:06. She has stepped several ‘ | SEALS TRIM ANGELS | ae eee rent ene’ |country ane rand aplarge, Amang| quarters in 30 seconds, which proves Als CLUTCHES OMLY BY | RH. E.|the different towns her to 1 traordinary speed alt YPRENT, Tacoma .. wsce oe -8 4 follare are put AN FRANCISCO, July 1.—The | portiand 7 UM land locals defeated the Angels st this patteries: Tho and Hogan: | fur b Friday by a Will brace you and you'll fee! til he bad wrote to his mother, and refused to enter the ring u completed the eptatle good. Liquotone, $1.00 at ....... Liquozone, 66 at ‘ A3e Wine Cardul, 31.09, at B3e Phone us your drug wante— we deliver the goods. eee eeeeee eee eeneeeeeeeee OSES EERE EEE eee eee eee EEE Among amemn © nimg men for the support and ring of field sports based all FAA FooD of 2 to 1.| Corbett and Murphy games and contests of skill all of STONE'S PIKE ST. PUARMACY Reliable Family and P > : ‘ e Ange aentty and Prescrie~ Ul pho was i a Ang ua. : i wh: Jooked forward to with the eee } ned for three and twe NATIONAL LEAGUE keenest of pleasure by the towns-| Rusty Hall is hitting the ball 419 PIKE STREET, is the first inning. That was| At Brooktyn—Brookiyn 6, New| people and the men from the mi j“Ob! at ry ‘or h at ate t Who “doped” the Ind ? York 6 In the southeastern n-| c tar Both Phones. Main 923 er 8 and | ne Pittsburg—Pittsburg 3, t.| prising the cities of | Three straight so far _ not mi, SS iocen, Donates City, , Maybe Blank brought a bunch of a enna ‘ : nu. £| At Philadeiphia—Philadetphia %,| Ketchikan, perhaps the greater/ good Tuck Winthe ew ork Liquor Co E. | Boston 2 number of sport-lovers and athletes! ‘The Siwashes are out of the 200 . Lew Ang os eeasce er am congregate. |hole, anyway | 3 for Best Wines and Liquors San Prap oo ss s. $3 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At one of the other of these cities| It's a case of squatter's rights for | 2217 FIRST AVE. NORTH i ig At Cleveland—Cleveland 2, De-| there is usually held a carnival of /|4 Siwash uniform these days | rr nes VERE. tr sports where the athletes from one| ‘Frisco crawled up a little Friday REE ‘ VHOMAS WAS BUMPED. at New York—Pnttadelphia 7,| or all of the other cities are enter-| Blankenship, Houtz, O'Connell ~ Ms : ind 28m Now York 4 tained. A baseball tournament|MeHale, Russ Hall and C. Hall +3 a, At Boston—Boston 2, Washing-| usually constitutes the main attrac = two “eo apiece. i . P ..| ton 1 tion at Juneau, while at some time} Kane and Frary each made one, | fn yr tg engl n . during the day there is to be seen| while Bill Kemmer made none. 5 eee aa? ee eee e| @O TO ALKI NATATORIUM. the drilling contests held by the) Schmidt was soaked for 17 hits) erday and he certainly go jail told in Friday's game, Guess miners. his” for the, locals cont 4 him aft on and evening the|"" i) past years baseball teams have|that looks poor when coming from ntil he looke om © a sick pup in| great pool of w salt water ts tut congregated at Juneau from Ket-| the Siwashes. chikan, § way and the other two SMITH TAKES HONORS cities, which are situated across the oe ~ . . A sonnel, ane, of course, Sactelel.| CINCIMMAT! July iin th western championship golf tourna | The tourna it held in order to oe fe hanger doe aver of south-)™ent Friday Arthur Smith, of Co pine tly lumbus, ©. carried off the first astern Alaska. Last year Skagway ie took the honors, while during the/**™**s with a total score of 72 Roles. year 1903, Ketchikan carried off the GOOD BATTING pennant. With each of the games|’ yioroORIA, July 1.—Timoly hit there ts enough money wagered bY ting won the game for the Canucks the minors, business men, 8al00M-| here Friday by a score of 8 to 5 keepers and gamblers to almost sup-|‘The jocals hit the ball every time @ port a professional team down 1n| swat wae needed to bring in a run the states for a whole season. Datta for Vietasin, pltekel ¢ grest The coming Fourth, according to) came up until the seventh inning, the outlook at the present time,| when Bellingham connected with his | will excell all efforts of past years. /twisters, which netted a bunch of | It is the intention of the baseball | tive runs. magnates of the north to send the) ‘The score winning team to the Portland fair. | pelingham 000000500 This team will represent the south-| Victoria 3310066198 eastern sections, as there is as yet) Ratteries: Carter and Kllsey the championship of the entire field | poyie and McManus of Alaska to be decided contest w ing of both teams was all pr. F. M. Conn. Alaska Bldg. *** Builders’ Hardware The Largest and Most Complete Stock in the City. In Southeast Seattle| WATCH FOR THE PARADI Twelve hundred citizens will give the largest celebra history of Seattle's development. Come today, pick out $1.00 per week invested now in a Southeast Sea 10 years er gave in the ot will grow into thousands in No Luck About It : You Must Reap “Gg } What You Sow It you continue to pay rent and don't buy a lot in ten years you will be just like you are now, only difference is the Landlord will have in ten years $1,000 or $1,500 of your money and you will have the rent bill staring you in the face each month as usual. By that time Se ae will have over a half a million people and these lots we offer you at $65" up, will be selling for $1,500 up. This is a timely warning. Tal utes ride to Southeast Seattle. Office open on the SEATTLE EVERETT SHUT OUT. widely spread and well be-] VANCOUVER, B. C., July 1 lacy which relegates to/Vancouver shut the Smoky City ried woman who in| bunch out at this p! on Friday | s was a champion In| by the score of 2 to 0. In the fifth athletic sports has been plerced|inning Everett had a fine chance again in the extraordinary perform-|to sc but were robbed of it by ance of Mrs. Charles T. Stout on the|Delmas, who made a sensational golf links. Everybody remembers |cne-handed catch of a long drive the superb playing of Genevieve|With two down, Hanson lammed | Hecker before she changed herjout one that looked for all the and everybody who knows|world like a cle ingle, but Dx $500 Worth 0! Berries Raised on ; One Acre CHEAP—Five acres, new house chicken houses, close to lake and ears, fruit and berries, onty $775. | Terms, $25 down and $10 per month | 0d to good party. Over $500 worth of| Tet Us Give You an Estimate onYour Hard- ware for Your Home. the rear a m her mafden da ' i e a car today, Fifteen min- ground until 9 P. M HOMESEEKERS COMPANY. name these blackberries can be raised on | th Phones, 1158. 606 PIKE SPRE snything about women golf players | mas came in lik streak of greased one acre of this land. The richest will concede that no other bachelor | lightning, nabbed the ball and it oi soi! in King county and close in to girl in the country eould excel or/ was all off for Everett After that | j Seattle. I can also use several men | St good wages to work on this land Enquire of Kenny or R. 0. Smith at room 2 in Times block, upstairs. Come today, a3 I am going Kast IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the State of Washington. In and for the County of King. | In the Matter of the Receiversh ot The Evans Manufacturing Com pany. No, 47307. Cut fi The only cut rate denti Being ’ Rantial en | CVO OQUAL her In brilliancy of play) Everett never « within hailing - | and accuracy of judgment t now | distance of the pan | ¥ Jcomes the young matron in the| The score Pty wen We b th ° rat hort Hills tournament breaking|Vancouver ... 00000200 0—2 C esT eis TH and deat equipped dental. | her own and all other records made |Bverett 000000000—0 RED sod Got = m ‘gyarpntecd ental fe liv women. Her latest performance| Batteries: Damman and Smith; ine : at tnhalt the monay that» | Doyle and Hanson : Dragaie,, 1 “Mellel oh, ret M you reosive the attention « ut ono-half the money that den: |amazed the trousered experts, who . CURED TO STAY CURED FOR aa large Usts in small, inferior dental off thought they knew the game from = g ‘oke to las yell sus- first stroke to last. A w it of its frightful King of Ail Discases tained fallacy makes a formidable . Sowers, «IE os i ay ta i ¥ — $f 4a *, ‘witht C a ht form of Be vaholn. Kesema, Rheumatic ‘ati tious or Copper Colored Bpots Face oF Bead, Guaranteed W nd get $1 ors Pr Present this ady. ow contracts Of teoth, with the “Neseeal appearance until it is knocked out fotice is hereby with a golf stick by has been appointed and | mayor Cures all chronic dis- |} Mouth or on the Tonge, Sore Throat, Swotion lay ag Pugilists shouldn't be allowed to ChicagoLoanOffice eases without opera- Hair or mpwrowe, as te tees ie proue-lke Decay of the ¥ ios 7 % y Ol ‘ol ave any of e 4 All work conde years. talk, They are all right in the tion. Cured by Chi- 1B R733), SA Hee fnmediatel se Or simular sy 9 wet y ally, the Hours $e. m. to m. Sundays place, but painfully out of place HARRY SILVER, Prop, nese roots, herbs, Kk. Tt contains no dangerour drugs or injurio when in any place but their place. 117 Yester =_ bark, bulbs and veg- ind bottom of the Dimease and forces out Mord PAINLESS coure 8, etables, These won- | & id symptom disappears 307-1-2 Pike Greett, Cor, T! ' Here “Bob” Fitzsimmons backs] @ genteet place t : 9 . the t the flesh, Sen Tried Eve. Here cold in the scheduled match | @iamonds and all kinds ef jewetsn ak Seis ee § WE erunatiod a eremored te wade with Mike Schreck, and, when he Strictly confidential casea that have doen {f *'’ GASWN'S BLOOD CURE. $2.A BOTTLES LASTS AM gets some 1,500 miles away from the liven up to die. We Made by Dr. Brown, $38 Arch Stree he Pinte proposed battleground, says Mike ts READ pRese THs . 4, a “stiff” and a “yaller d rheumatism, pr aghinaton, D. ©. Feb. 4th, 1804. “Porat, re. dog.” "Young Corbett,” another . De. ae oe Fe 1 Matias De, Brosh . in We seil better Pianos at lower prices comet uw i 44 the bse P Sve Deeg 2 a your Bidod $12.00 Money oe than any otber house in the Take « Rui ' Blood Cure aid Oy int at the ally st the Sourt® of 7 news. He Reacts ibren wea r July season, Low rates to all points Tike ow the Twoni Bisoa"Gure a the Northern Pacific within 200 purch: begin Beattle, Tickets on sale | ana Return limit July P. City Office ped