The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1908, Page 2

fe} 2 WRESTLERS IN BEST: tilt confident of winntr Both Roller and Beell Are Groomed for Big Match ="s °° Provisions of the Match to Be Arranged Late This [3's mit wmowsci Afternoon. THE SEATT garded as the be either borrow mone back was fanned out three times . on the coast w to who will win gut, In an aver eclt in Fine Shape. Jinnings both piteRere managed to! plause from the the bases, but by effective |bered his forme je he realises he tf goln ‘ s man who has sb ark class at the le to apprectate the difference | Jchange of pace was sufficient 4o}¢ould do * "| ween the falls bewillder evan the hardest slag jens, ending the #p ell wants the winner to take ers on the | team, wad Cabili Spokane Has Good Bunch side bet, gate receipts and « who stood at the top of the bat} : : take the eack of coin with | | Neok.and-Neok Affair Seattle weveral ye A as A memento of the oocast | | ‘The game was one of those noe ling first mK anuouneed today that Jand-neck affairs, where tt seetin | glassy pe » also most Hkely agree "| o be largely @ question of Inck"as?tion, He is just * arrangemen 1 the firwt and ¢ STAR--WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1908. “ hea he wa fan brillant fo a bunch of good | work prevented any scoring. Paddy |the local team 1 gave eight men free paxssea| Spok#ne has ' , player They are hardly rounded into form yet, which probably ¢ f attaf ” tom of the mo ¢ ' but the mateh Th 1 t a cer the Indiana © otrikin a fant " hat Rolle wil ‘ ‘ he moe, and are not going be , . . (T (3M AS #ASY a ht of hi ife tomorrow 4 t it Se he Los | d found anywhere near e bottom at hy thing to lose, In A =I * | The same toda i d walk off with the First Game of Series IRasty Wright eco atoh Wisconsin man ts of pliching the horus T orro serious set back to the local man 2 which the Indians hu 1 Van om W. aspirations of meeting Goteh any-| 3 to couver several days 4 may do re soon for the world’s catch.as a the twirling for Bpokane, Either catch-can champlonsbip Allen or Rush will 1 he a defeat, howe will not mound for the locals ently damage Rollers § kan H Gr Bun h The Offictat Reare threw ¢ and the lo! ,Y ’ ‘ : : $ H ° ae of Players in Nine eis ee fot ee ‘ a nateh with Heell, sho i he lose. tw ‘ ; ' ' . pe . . : Ss oe ee i rt that he can down ‘ason. - ‘ fie the | man ie cea Genier. a a Be he | oe oe Eddie Quinn's band of Spokane Jensen Was There Strong. | : ‘ d the fact that he has eee - Final arrangements for the wres tling match which will be pulled |, off in Dreamland rink tomorrow night between Dr. B. F. Roller, of this city, and Fred Beell, the “Wis consin Demon,” will not be com hi pleted until this afternoon, when settle several questions which have | time, added to the real class of the|extra tnoings the eastern Waash-|nett caught one of Jack Clynes been left open card it ‘The two men have not yet de |* cided upon the question of gate re | commodate the spe ceipts, side bet, referee, or whether while there will probably be some us hot liner, which had been deflected ple fails or fying falls wil! count. | 4! Roller wants a side bet of $1,000. To this Roller says he will prob ably be, willing to allow the present | for tickets can undoub’ $500 bet stand commodated. Women Question of Falls. The princtpal difference, if any be Rolier and Beell are to meet and | partictpates in this city for some|away in cold storage, but in the etted several difficult p sible efforts are being made to ac: | final honors. Clynes of what seemed to be a come at the last minute for their ticket, it is expected that with the The two men have already posted new arrangements from 9500 as a aide bet, and, while Heel! 3.500 people can be demurs slightly to raising the sum/ seated. This ia almost 7 another $600, he expressed himself than attended the last Roller West ae willing if the doctor insisted. | ergaard match diane ¢ 4 thetr first ap this season agalnet the lo uch longer professiona has met every many of class | pearanc to first it was a heart-breek ing struggle for the team to keep » country, and this might give} cals in Dugdale’s ball park yeater | them from scoring. Jensen seemed m & little edge on the doctor | jay by Winning an cleven-tnning to have better control than Welch Record Crowd Expected. jcontest, soore 3 te On the form and was not so liberal with bi ly in the game, Dugs | free transportation uid have put the matines| Dudley and Bennett b The fact that this will probably | shown ah the last mateh tn which Roller | pets th exe * Ben tom braves had the beat of the | liners close to third base and man pent and were entitled te the aged to bold the ball, robbing if, will andoubtedty draw | tx wd to the rink, All pos | ar record ef ators, and| Jensen, one of the best side jsure hit, Dudiey stabbed another sappointed people who always |from Paddy Welch's hands, and |managed to throw Hulen « |first. Huleu ts one of the f jhase runners in the league, | Dadley « sted a made play when [he got the ball there ahead of the eet captain of the Indians. Ce hill also basked in a little moon’ 0 wo mfortably more Everyone who Is reasonably early labine in the center Meld, and ac . ly be ax cepted several hard chances with: | >’ 4 tke are} out an error € showing a great interest tm the! Hormesh Not on Field. A Wesingion match and a large delegation ts ex With Hammond first up in the | ¥* pected to be represented | eighth, and on second as the re Vesterda arises will be over the question of falls. Beell will most likely insist contends that real wrestiing pro- vides for pin falis, and will hold out for the match to be decided tm that way. In the past Beell has always contended for flying falls, fer pin falls undeniably give th large man ao slight advantage, as it ts easier for a big man to pin a smaller opponent to the floor than « ft fe for the little fellows to press & the big man’s shoulders to the mat. Roller contends that pin falls have always counted In his past matches. and to ww rolling falls fa this match would probably give excuse for a “holler” from some of the spectators, wh who would be un = * * * * * * * TO SEE BATTLESHIPS bs * * * * * * Take boats at Pier 2. Ten round trips daily. 50 round trip. one See Joe Schermer’s Ad NEXT FRIDAY They’re Exclusive Clothiers * If you have never kne fit and service of a you had better get away. What wonderful suit sure [f you are in any sort haven't got to buy isn’t satisfied with aren't you ashamed accurately—and lo you are saving The contrast between car. superior style and $15.00 Suits See that your next Sui Label Your money back if y« 615-617 upoa fying falls counting. 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Opposite Totem Pole. gallery is to be} sult of a beautiful twobagegr (at {” Ar Resten De d have been good for three - bases at least on @ larger field, Jensen struck three men out ine row, and Seattle's opportunity br g** * a batt rally went Hiro mer | As it was on exactly thie kind run which finally won the gam - shoes were not working overtime, > yesterday | Stvene Nailed Down the Game. | in their half of the Koncip 3 RELIANCE WANTS GAMES. *| wheclors_ in the league, did the |Wut \ doutie, went to third ofa | twirling for the vi and WED i ote aes 4 eas we * lone or two exceptions had things |™Ue" 1? pgs tN gat gee reat mer schedule, Manager G. H. #|4°™S bie way. For a left Rander erate effort to shut off the Crawford, telephone, Sunset, # | Jensen bas wonderful control and | aan ar home, but failed. With one} Main 612%. asks particularly #|* well variety of curves, His gown in Seattle's half, Cebit! gat & game with some team on - his firet hit of the day, a pretty next Sunday. 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