The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1905, Page 2

wb |A Bunch of Fire-Crackers a-Popping in the Sport F ield--Doings of the Fourth-By Len Hunt’ BASEBALL =i STANI THE ¢ PACLFIC COA Ww ws ‘ 48 * ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ az NATIONAL AME! AN F P New Yo AKO ‘ Pit ' ‘ Pr A adely « ‘ ¢ ‘ st 4 Boston e Brooklyt PORTLAND, July 4 by F VICTORS AND LOSERS IN THE RECENT MATCHES SSeS RHE 00-4 § 06 4 and Hogan Pe UF sburg 4 Cincinnati 3 AT PHILADELPHIA—New Yo 9, Philadelphia 1 AT BROOKLYN — Brooklyn Boston 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE. AT NEW YORK—New York Philadelphia 0 AT BOSTON—Boston 6, Was ington 2. EVERETT. on te game. Until the » the score was 1 to Hulen, Rowan an first two across t the game to Eve Everett .. Feeeess Victoria .. HART IS CHAMPION RENO. Nev, July 4—Marvin Wlart won over Jack Root tn the 22th round here Monday c when the betting ° the other way. The punch which compassed the downfall of the Chi eagoan was a short-arm rig! arm jolt to the body. It was of terrific force, amd caught Root while he was onrushing. Und Root fell in a heap floor of the ring. Jeff Prostrate Chicagoan, t » o—2 | 10 seconds, which pr champion. Up to this 1 the | fight Root ever his oppo have a winning w Among those at th Attorney Sheriff F District Attorney Craig. of | and the entire Mee force of W. city of Reno. ring Jeffries, wai men, stated he had and the winner of th be entitled weight chan fore the men 8 fight w ter a numbér read. SALT LAKE CITY, July 4 Mike Schreck, of Chicago, last night knocked out Dave Barry, of San Francisco, in the 20th round. The fight went to within 20 seconds of the full 20 rounds. In nearly every round Barry stood up under the ter: rific punishment and showed won Gerful recuperative power. Until Schreck landed the right swing on the neck which put Barry down and out neither man went to the mat Tn every round it was fierce, hard milling, and the fighting was pro nounced the best ever seen here. JOCKEYS WORK WAS VER} COARSE Agne® Mack did not wait for the barrier at the Meadows, Monday while running in the second race Drancing ground at the post for some time be broke through the barrier and running 29 or 30 yards down the track, stoppedand waited for the field. The barrier was re placed and with everything tm good condition the horses were oft Starter Duke thought he had them all behind the barrier at the time but, when the field had lett the post and Agnes Mack pranced out | 15 lengths ahead of the bunch there was considerable excitement ground the grandstand There were ten horses in the race whieb had to be run over again, the result being $25 out of the pock ets of C. Williams, who was up on Agnes Mack. Can't Tell at to 1 won the seco | nd race, running neck | and neck with Agnes Mack down) the stretch. | i The best way to solve t Se hab aia SE r Lost the game. ning ball ome “slob a our ve And the heart of the fan is glad.) Mr. Hart yeen tried in times and begins to get a little of/ woe take Ee that is for the tho real papricka ‘n his mouth and/the hb Jim Jeffries i little bottle of pepper u that att ighting game pockets and He will got the faraway ok in| with any 1 a question, » | Even if the pecuniary end of an It ’ rere hid ® that goee with a desire to-date pepper juice it} in a the brawny gentieman’s em-jother battle does not appeal to} mar eir way. The pitcher w P sneak he refrigerator to cool! will purify (he game. phatic statements to that effect. |James, the fighting spirit deep! Rus = E THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 4, rq06. There ne & fown it art will not permit him to re y t r YALE. an ace of wr x the title away ( the fr him ’ might THE LOSERS some Carn T ay tha ell Roach hi on hand 4 a few ehe ©” does a1 he Fourty » blow 0 weuk Oaklar tor t e Bart < 14 be i of exbibl t. | and a good) ga Oak 1 is looking for I mean the Mart kind Ne h Jeffrie NT TO BUY LN PORTL THE WINNERS--HARVARD. lay a heavily played favor drag in a purse at t Arrangements have been a dala eile" gSahleaetedglety his tongue The day of miracles is not past.| Look over the | ty Coroner Carrell A number of the eastern players| Such is the opt of the aver-|pions—In any cla be many fatalities re ave tried the trick on “Jeek’| 86 Seattle fan at nt, for, after} a man who has q vom the ehodk playing like a lot of Oster victims| cord in the hey-day of b : THE DOPE SHEET--*\ ee = |: : bro and he called off the “spit » | bout the second time he had|#imce the beginning of the season,| f reer! a fifth of July tip—p ace $f | wot his fingers and rubbed them|the | Siwashes ne The writer may b ¢ Out of Pitcher, by Beil |; a+ Terre TT CTT TT ert Peer ree ~ ere Se hat for him | complete meta putting up gen Mr I¢ m the ball, It got too Jeffries and he pitehed real ball and on having It over for a white until | tired” class Total Gain Owner $15.00 Per Month, $180.00 for 1 Year @ $15.00 Per Month, $360.00 for 2 Years $15.00 Per Month, $540.00 for 3 Years $15.00 Per Month, $720.00 for 4 Years $15.00 Per Month, $720.00 for 4 Years $15.00 Per Month, $900.00 for 5 Years $15.00 Per Month, $900.00 for 5 Years IS THIS STORY COMPLETE? Total Loss WHICH ‘Tenant $15.00 Per Month, $180.00 for 1 Year OW $15.00 Per Month, $360.00 for 2 Years $15.00 Per Month, $540.00 for 3 Years ‘There is no luck about it that know It » experience is worth the money, Ju © Southeast Seattla Now he what others have done, and do the same yourself. $3.00 Per Week Planted ina hethinet Seattle Lot Will f _ Grow and Multiply Many Times: obly $65 up te pomplet you will tie glad to intil 9 P. M Don't offer any excu w Lots 15 mir After the y warning. Take Was and str Nghts now tn ewer | y day ty water alk and the ots, Over ng SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS’ COMP ANY The Great Street Sales of The Star plainly show that the traveling and transient public buy this Popular Penny Paper. Many of these People come here to stay. They’ll Rent a H Flat or Room somewhere. They will not know of yours un- unless it’s advertised in The Star. Want ad office-~ Ragley’s Drug Store, Second and Pike, Pirones Main 6060, Ind.1153