The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1908, Page 2

b 3 E Ua Ww THE SEATTLE STAR.-SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 1908. Jack Doyle to be the taughir of a Cleveland audience, one time r of the YESTERDAY'S RACES when he was a mem hington club He only ran a f f hadn't been murdering @y| saw his mista aw ‘ of the infielders with terrific Ine | sturted for the benct OAKLAND } irives that season and was natu veryone on the « 4s, from| 4 noe, fives in mile -Pa 7 q bd | " The bal! had | SY diagusted with the manner in bat boy to th tutor ad 100 (Hayes), # wou, M finally figueed that the ba ad hich te wan pitt nye ces i vars, Stat | tse, 166 aa oe ; (8y Un Thursday night, and that at no sak up om top of the SNe . " BAN FRAN ©, Jan, %— time during the eventog, was he a| fae ee fg’ ~ fly He hadn't @ade w bit that day,| time managle Tigers, cod@n't) Time, 1/084 Yar } ffrie ered member of a drinking part ° li +" dle Prong egy ny ge und along @ the @ghth inning, | repress a sn decond race, Ave bths mile " ra t ubliah jing Sase funnes ~~ : . when It looked « theagh be would Ra nnett, 100 Lynch), ® , woe samplen P . SERS 10 etter punted lthing that be thegight was left or ee eee ee cee cht he EXRED MANAGER iat aloes 8 ehroree lh le & day vigedbus! Bry that yoare perinee and. several Jhim to do, and started up the Ind delet hand ueounter ot HAS BETTER JOB "i Mra. Jeffries night drag friends were drinking in an Eddy » find the ball drove a fairly hard ¢ “ or e419 ged him out of a saloon by the ear, st. resort when Mra. Jef ew | j . é Hickma Charley was covertn t ; { = ee " quickly divined the firat the ball came to him, K 8 ry foreed him to accompany her tered, took the champton by the | inting over te the Iw ae th HW cam n om (i aun ‘ Theebix fellow asserts that ear, led him to her automobile and By Aaaie s “ 1d. pickedup t be wtooped as though to gather it AY ;_lnabollita, 97, second; Tetan ok Mra. Jeffries to the theater drove to their hotel, Copyrighted, 190% by the Nowspaper wed it inte the lafield | tnatead of the ball finding « reat race, three-quarters m ot = x = eatin’ eS ones Ansoctat ping the sammee th Ind. had to| ite Dlace In “Hlick’s” walling hand * ee | pee re . a @ RISSre, nad Vents - "lit took a contr y hop and r a @ - oot " < irl re me ‘ it of & the afternoon was something Merce. |... to Kimer Flick , | Fitth «, mile and a6 ye 1 contew n anier to truly appre | Doyle er vg the b nd | e is often necessary to woually | TN” Donowsn lost last searon wae ich inay ted cowneda 40 rj r nd Fury ) f . ' vce ot know the differeat players directly |to Clevela nd. Detroit atda't ioe | bench aad diegustedly ¢ the “¢ es sy op i A , GAN FRANCA, Jan 4 Ate , ne noe M4 out Jack loimurely sta toward . 7 1436 ‘ the di Qieveland scored wha Attoed ts W110 & PrcaewiGm [oO canes | ges Bima first, as though going to don bi THES Green Norra at (onde toon tha . NMOS TE ® | glove for the next laning. LOS ANGELES Word conte ' ‘ vowd Bis lal & Wega: © th ost well rot Ser In the meantime, } whe at aut ‘ ach ston we fo agree yey - oe Apa. i glance appreaiated the situation, . 4 wpe “ . ‘ Ce com weigat priactpies ane meng ae thn Fined SOP picking it up tomwed it to “Hick F not ! Ow 6 @ Oo hier Fee the ete ahs tee Doyle wan out a inile * 1 Sites delvation ta ove coh ee at e fifth toning, whey,| Phe next inning Doyle, who @as P w fer ® © eo onl al cm . : 7 aes never keows te do any ¢ ing i we @ (bee - 3 . we 8 weber ym ce bile , BO be ty left r os tint (Bey % apps’ ; m at be nyed the 3 : A ntarted t dv Doyle ; eo, © a ringside wels hed a . owe by nd a a to do tee | oa a three ¢ Pecden wa “ . . turted t Jack waved hire} JO@ KELLEY ‘ Mebrre . < wos, H Ha hes! anaged to reach ¢ n bit “De 4 ce coming. | J00 Kelley, forme first ba ? epee a ® we M ¢ ane, & t ay , a ; oe oY Wiibie n few few of manager of the Cin on sow neibegy gh was pos 1% Stew le, ee ale Wat's (oe cont will manage the Bo TALAS OF FEELING ENGENDERED BY 0002.0 Co rn eens rte re fa FALSE AND EXAGGERATED REPORTS {-:0.2s' self 00 8 Sa Stes amet 3 ‘da et : a A @ ole to wlay b plane kled ket ow trom K pebler, Pa who was catching for, the this games. 1 haven't ‘ > uaa extent he London Sportum orting club, which was a with 1 oat { 4 toward: a manele ao hee al ve to face Lattws And Jus | thet be | od poe Kel ancept , Ac. W wae . » he Noval. at) was @ we bis word log $20,000 for the meat (bree) a 0 adel e crowd fient and} t fe got down o knee yearn f e Sta Tome wune av f ¢ were!| and began @ hasty search me ‘ ’ D " 1 Weal ee Ooo @ (ey Cmmwd (iewe | ever ager of th o% - Ge ae ee eee saw 00 tine Wail fidsl cocammatt im . i late : Pein? jog - -_ ner Of (he Detroit a Gow years amo. Prank e » + ia » , must b 6 entered Pad ench and t a te some wet . ed to arra W hat he was going the tal ‘ Ht ig Ritson, who twirhed fur Ramune | London ontent w wrong way and that Bay was slid-| there ei Ronageag at find ge country \ six a d the bag, instead of on! Hoth b sapeit hant oh aaitiind en Looms y | The " was ed to t , the tnéide: on. tureten 4 as 0 plate ake lean belt and Berumnl jeere the op | Ga a! a . fast as he could, be tried t t the} ball wa A had vat (wirbem, amd verre baving «| | hm ; ‘ ~ocall h. , tee de 4 had se merr att Prac i6 some bit (By United Prone) } a’: roAawes ween Tommy Burns ar sth on Dpose coming The ia able part of the wholf t doo't pay for the pitcher PORTLAND, Jar 1 . lay as he alid th on the other slide ceeding Wax to hear the differ bs Manges Xs hare J 2 on aa. 4~7 hy Weer rule t Naps giving Payne advice ag to] °°, hold him cheaply gel: ma od, » Aust. Coctitor a pulled off a ghere 0 haat: tes tee hale ’ | “Rerey” was going atoms in gromt vata be J” A. is t a“ ¢ South Side fans in Dusty” Sinan whe ow Shape Aud was vsing bie stow bail | tated 1. Morgana af the Mult a ne day during the season | where it was all the time, even went “th deadly effect ppc b, and a coaster ( 9e: for sat tet ch Wb two striken am@ too alte ence w . werent imag yOX ounde ie tr ta eee tek were ty ~ "one and completely outguemed the t 1 hoge- yo. t — ” cor Chime brothers 2 r we Rattle Athieti¢ eteb's smoke: si th ry ay be in ple ieh® of mee a he P Prank togk a vietous swing at keane Atbletic ee - Poe ume I ; ae ‘ a , " © in plain wth > make © took Pa ; a - satan Rtbocioas thet yer rule of Seattle Cle Anericn & a . oD 206 toe gacwts cf thw even everyooe, ik built up pretty high. | to where was bh to bail aud ined it 8 foot. He mah after be kppeared but tome CR wen freoks “dinewmred, aed Hf ine were given a rere three brary | The hat hangs up the score: , red and swung se hard be lost his balance once before for Spokane in quilting soutien Ry any chawce Mot bud woo bie atertaiame has adder t he uses t© get up) for him ar ‘= @own, afer tureing clear (he club eer a = m i Werery would bxve bern proe pt Flas bor! oy wiwoen Taylor op (ae platt | a aro ourney here hak stirred up t Sc dinavian A dixeourmmd * * * The re ¥ end Byeck, woo by Ta proved) Owe mem he Sox hits long) Tee e@viewbility of Fr: antec te” dreppad the ball and some agiintion. Morgan wants a rule ‘an merican (ane a7 | @ wea 1 1 bimer, seelng it y tore | eon on the Detrait adopted whereby an athivte mast Whe eh eer db ar edtior a ad cm oi a bl all balls hit to an infielder, no ” w E “ 1 Wormer thot at times there fe fhe wewetling melcd Getweenm Yanee | w { score board, | , ‘fun dere, have hewn a member of a chub for ‘uilding. vlog bo bit @iikendtred bore amongst (he peo sat Vewubites wom by Vases ox and waited to get ft an it We art porto: af the sporting ot ocd Late pent oa eeeeee Seeeeeseoer ae ee oe rae rep | Soaaeseeeeseeeee eel 33333 SISTITTTIIIIIISITE Hunt a footing of bittermens fo 2 the Liat hier 9 wet ; s S3SSIISsTIssssssess 333333. 940040000804 Wards Brith spertamen, whe woxing how te club, ean pla yeseeee 3oeeee Weed wouretertared stories as fxlee de (emtiog ones i (he muoon ‘ wider wide from oe seeeee te they are exammerated. dished round Feseee ap fer tw edification af the div be bouts al bad the «mack of wos lonking for the tal! 333333 greeting rtd and Deted, aad inci. (be real thing. and the smoker was abou! where eee Geueatly, the circulation of the px cos of the mow succemmful im tse history of the chub A kext tomer landed on the groan! wre It wheo | View Sportarmm sive cowtains ao sey to be contented lo by the & lo the wenotinw (be Bitter wan Gece! of a benefit tendered to efile aad Spokane Albletic clad. th teering argued (he bun an fat an po Burhous, amsager of the Na betes will be heid on Jamanry 8) his exe would carry tim. Ela WINTER JOURNEYS TO THE HOMES OF CELEBRATED BALL PLAYERS—PEERLESS CHARLIE BENNETT. CHARLEY GENNETT PAINTS | (hat? Leoking ai the pictore thoo ands amy well ask the question Po the of¢ time fans there is some (ing oddly familiar with the kind ly countenance. Some me 0g Giz the likemess at once Yes, & is Chariie Bennett, the fos catcher, who, like John Sfensibt® for palling the Detroit f@nm of 1887 into the championsbip @ the Nations! jeag Sort, ant winning he National Peement for Bosten in 189 593 | | and =the € PS°SEBRE SSSES SeeEFET FrateE $40,000 § tinted to (he shade wrought tare in ber cunning, and deiieat ot formed waves and ferns, wonder faulty trwe to th Ohartte Bennett years ago, wh height of bis fame. Fora fie wan decpsired of. But he re-|by the Cabs. “I mew the gnesm| “Well, we were pinying one day covered, and, returning to Detect, played in Detroit, and, in my opin- after this, and our opponents stole bowgttt « cigar store Por sa on, the Coke played our boys,” bases right siong. | told our catcher yoors the boctfees was good oof my (riends were tr t origina LOTHING The Largest and Finest Stock of Goods Ever Put on Sale +oeeee + 4 aud 1800 eee I visited Charlie Bennett at his} eee home, 67 Alexandria st. cast. Me | 3333 Wes busily occupied at the profes | oor fien he has mastered late in life +e What do hink it is? The last 333 Qing in the world one would expect $3? ‘ a 9 Battered owt of shape and whose 333. ° @very finger has been broken. Me 333 4 wan painting chine 332 Yeu, painting on china. Trane 333: forming white piates and pitchers > aud eups into things of bee + With beautifully wrought flowers 3 ; + + + 4 > CHAS. W. BENNETT IN HI & CHINA PAINTING STUDIO. | Z2R"238 BS8EeRg2 Es aes = eo hue waaret * * 50 4p bebind the batter he hear hment af the tres ang when | expreesed the o ined Net me, he replied it _ e e eo we down profits, and he a ion, but I held to Ht, al the same mi want to try HH, @o anead. | esa . Mt was then this courageous man | never forget the first game I (hink too much of my han ’ z . - ”? so ’ - . - b> turned to china painting as cought,” continued Bennett, rem Well, | weut bebiad the het end ‘ fierd, but the perseverance which | miecently | was bern at New caught out the game and neo more pA made him ihe greatest catche Pa. and weed te play with an * were stolem. | Hhed the po = Baseball ever saw made fi ponsible or team in the ‘70s that beat for him to master the art, and to everything we played. I played sec Gey bis work commends & ready ond, th n, bornume it kept me doing bing al) the time, and from snd short, and was cap. then on | caught THE WEBER CLOTHING CO. 5 555555555555555554555b4554 SEPEPESOSOSESSOESESESOOOOO SOSH OOH hooonoosaanaaonaaaaneeant 8 0355555555555555Oh5HHH4 POPPE SOSSSESESESESE EEF ESOEESES OSE SEEEESPOSPOSH SEP OD OPEL O® market and 4 geod price @in of the team. We teat Beaver i the first gloves we Str beft the game Rennett Cob bus, Frankie end the cham They were padded acrowm the _ he touch with the ot¢ om a team (wo owt of three and the Nage were cut off at e ness lighted - When we pinyed Beaver I no |the big mitts, mask and breast oo con Vv orner eneca ‘ ‘ her husband, kee theed that their catcher stoad up tecto and catebing became a @ touch with the wives of the meer « bebted the bet. You kmow tn | clock eeeeeeee: ia test Githinecet the choutiens 4. Hut thie feltew stead up aninterraptediy notii 1488, dnring S3S33333t 4 33 z of 1887 and the champions « he und greivbed the ball bare-\the winter of which he met with BIIIIIIF +o4 4 ; aod Bennett vo ed the j hented, and our fetlows didn't atexi the injury whick forced his retire. 33 33333. 33 x $ mation thet wae ¢ anee mont peseessees 33 $33: 3 4