The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1909, Page 2

SPORTING NEWS MARVELOUS CUB PITCHER IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 19.~--} If there i a better pitcher in the than this unassuming young} mas, who acknowledges himself at im Terre Haute, Ind. he can any salary his nerve will| him to ask for, and baseball wil fall over themselves | for his services. salary paid Mordecal Brow the Cubs’ great right hander, has a Rever been shouted tn the public |tast season and “Throe-Fingered” Dut as the Indiana wonder al. Brown outpitched the mighty Ma- his contract without /|thewsea, not once, but upon several when ordered to and |cceasions, it was generally cor ehAhetoriety by asking ied that the ex-collegian was « lit- | Ue. DIL the best pitching propoaition that ever broke a curve over a plate. But In thelr duels, the Cub i I MORDECA if pay him sup- ith powder and shot to kilt} wonder shone more brilliantly than & pastime the ex-miner is/hie rival and earned the honors. @uring the season. | “Let us get one run ahead, with vec e AUSTRALIAN PROMOTER HERE AFTER HEAVYWEIGHT SCRAPPERS Fey i I wit i | HUGH DB. wINTOSH. Here ts « picture of the Aust Intosh, who staged the Johson-Bur = for some time, In his efforts to get it JOHNSON SIGNS PAPERS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP GO romoter, Hugh Me . and who will be in the Jetiries and Jobneon to WILL COME THROUGH FOR | aame terme THE PURSE HE OF rEns. The papers ¢ for a purse of $60, | 000, to be divi in & way not yet oaagpet | deckded, and for the gate receipts on baste to the winner @ today thet h the bik boll would reconsider his demand for a the heavyweight champlon-| fabulous purse, and would the world. to be pulled off | for the $10,000.’ He says that ime and place to be decided | for a In purse could b to pay. OFFICIALS ARE ELECTED FOR UNIVERSITY ITY REGATTA hman and sophomo Misnes O'Donnell and a are captains of the fresh y# and Drake and Hanna of ores the intor-clans the varsity and. reguiar crews will race. The officers of the couse tain Ht. L. O'Brien of the ity starter and referee; Brous 3 clerk, while George Mohr and Kvar ett Thompson will be judges of the finton. Ma Brown and aoe, ON will be Umers BACH CREW HAS STEWARD, ¢ ies | TAIN AND COACH—VANSITY WILL HACK FRESHMEN. races freshman 1 | j | | stewards ins hes of the vartow wn at will participate in the big inter raity rowing regatta to be held inion bay Ap’ 10 have all Seon ‘chosen at thin time, and the Coach ‘Conibear ) warn below of cobree has full charge of all the Viel officials, Cap va. detalles of the affatr, but under him| The course is three-quarters of n the officiais of the various classés| mile in length, extending from a an cr oe as followa paint near the Portage to the varaity e of LAbe Arts—-Steward, | be pina Lo Roy bad ain, D. Huaby —— manage. 4 I gighese wscuct, v-\YAKIMA V VALLEY waldo, Lovejoy. jeotrical Engineers. step, Pull-| PRODUCE Co. Sommernct, O28 Blewett 8t., Prem armacy und Ohemsatry combined) This pf the place to wet your fan ium, Doust, Mohr ley 1 Pokatonn, ‘also fruits and orestry and Law-—Starr, Gauisen, | full 4 Frocert: us at iva prdtens North 2445, 9 ‘or the two crews of girls, repre-| set White se gran B44 us rarer in PA Until the Cubs and Gtants clashed Brown In the box d we are sure to win,” fs @ npliment paid Brown by Frank Chanoo, manager | af tho throe-thne championa ¢ National league Aa a de [pitcher he gutranks the best man | that ever pitched, and 1 wouldn't i BROWN, exchange him for any player in the game. Like all truly great pitchers, Brown does not 1 up like an eight-day clock before pitching. He ject) the ball away with the least throwing with an and putting , thue conserving the stre jand developing at the same thme BASEBALL Aberdeen has released Centerfield et Van Buren unconditionally and | he to now free to algn wt The trouble id to be st hh tremendous j ment as to the terms of his | contract Brown of Hpokans has sent yrlation to Stevens 7 | Northwestern loag ng practt "gweath-os ‘players team left ¢ at Medford made the trip. Tt now looks aa if Fielder was stung after all Jones Freddy, the office boy, aye that the umpire cheated in the came be tween the Rambler Juniors and the St. James Cathedrals yesterday ot Summit ay. and & Accord ingly, the Rame Jumlots, of which Freddy is « member, lost, 19 to 11 Ha says it will be different next time. The Duglets get together tomor row for the first pract ott coming season. Here's ; and AMERICANS | WIN RACE you do ‘em ‘JONES WILL'ACCEPT OFFER OF INTEREST IN TEAM | | WILE RETURN TO DIAMOND ONLY AS WUSTNIONA ¥ AS SALAMND would 5 | magne ball for @ tiving, and fully Intor a} This le a aw player had ever reoel a wala general through of more than he fw asked the country ov for, and knowing this, he anded President Charlies A $20,000, | [Old Roman of the baw Comiakey hed, t t A, talks jhas long Been facing ed and finally ot down to nome real | Fielder A. Jones in worth any price | Without Jones e vy] under the aun to the Chicago White| day. But Jo: | te meke epen offer if i the above sum, if J wilt sien The way all this came @beut te le what he has funn ar ao this ¢ ink O dleie tw wonsun See . 1 o the effer, and, if it in} up to me to keep | made no plans] not have to for « living na it th do eo, it will be as « Pesta enn al on ee the last game p.. Tam atven ach * to buy inte the Jno hit out for Portland ors| ownoraty af the Onioago club, 1) he_has been since, will certainly io #0, but iy te} Te offers of cont te him | make the game my busine wht by Comiskey, he replied with de. | ever ed sod oF Manage again valentine Ee cRNA eS MRR BIG SMOKER ON AT EGAN’S HALL TOMORROW NIGHT LEWIS #PRALN OF WOODLOND on | cool enifty, and bas & punch like a trip hammer, Wheeler himeclt has VOR FRATURE MATOH WITH | Soin? lithic reputation to back up, | WHEELER AT 155 POUNDS. apd the mill between these boys should be well worth the secing The remainder of the card bears The Washington Athjetic ote will jh gut the past reputation of the eiyb | ree ne o ary jomorrow | Por putting on yard-wide gouda. In ne © — o wrest ing, the onty mateb yet to be the best of heduled le # go at catch as optch » in which 0 L. Corey ang K Haxelette ure the principals. Other numbers on the boring end ‘| Burkert we Hagan. Mecle ‘ve Bhacktetord of Pwo 3 a} gine ' and Wii Briscoe ve. Hd Le who he ot that he is some| The piace ie Bean's ball and the He te lightning tast,| date Tuesday eventing, March 28 | cqxacctnessenncoeeenne en NES SS ee MYERS GOOD AT ANY DISTANGE FROM SPRINTS TO MARATHON Lt i B, | ew edie! March \ et in etheltion, eclaliy rubning, pow ow - country, fecal Lon My: by all odds the most Versatile runner Amertoa over pro- duced, and whose appearances aiand e 4 bar to claims of superiority for the atar of today | lon Myers had speed to burt, #n |@urance and versatility ation 100 yards 16 the of bis beet form " brie wind and a mistake tn calou) tee He prepared a schedule whirty t him to the tape in and hie firet quarter has seconds. A wrong, ole caused bie wae 08 woe the quarter, sew op, and tt when ash this poiot som bat tality to reentn thy __ LON wrens would make the Myers broke away at the stm aver tried 40 do his best, | jafter cutting the baif-ml and wh made sure of winning. | ime to 1862-5. be sped on would not | leoheeked the full distance, bre ord. Upon ing th 218, butting hy jape in Ww satility te tb | i hed im t He ne ghild and (293.43 handing th 3T% secon tt y Uke « A to finish i CROWN PRINCH JOINS IN CHEERS THAT GhEET THE VICTORS Av THE FINISH, — March 12.-Floyd Me Fariand dames Moran, eham pions of America in the six-day evole races, won the German «ix day Wieycle race in the Kronhot here 19 o'clock Saturday night by « inp, The track takes 14 fa BERLIN prin revered miles, or them was miles less “ate main for some time and will probably enter held soon in Paria oleae BRIGHTEN AT BROADWAY HIGH a Ae pitcher nd that wa Cordes in th | university The squad ore thaw tice to Agnew has been reduced to 20, that number ean game in two we belahten the prospects m Jim ean pot be out In a sult yet, but when [he does appear there will be great Jolin gs. Manager Hager has prepared a cracking mood schedule and has sev erable rie trips up hin sleeve Ble will pub Buy a Champton Gas Range and Get @ coal or wood range free. #9 Wanted, Wanted,Wanted We hare $b sash buxers for wnging from Hb00" eo ve ANY prope o We wi Broadway baseball fane are be ming more interested in thelr ball xing nine af the boys begin to ow some life fe Laat | Thursday tt oy amail mare but| Piano System Few people, indeed, know piano value. This lack of knowledge, unfortunately, is taken advantage of by unscrupulous dealers. It’s naturally ea'sy to ask of the unsuspecting individual $300 for a piano worth only $200. | Then, on some prétext or other, the dealer drops to $275, thé maybe to $250—if you're a hard bargainer possibly he'll go to $225 But how can you tell which is the right price? If the man who paid $275 and the one who paid $225 t together and make compari sons—they are not likely to recommend that dealer to their friends And yet—the House of the only establishment in the Northwest which bases its pianos on ONE PRICE—and that the absolute net selling price That ONE ohnston is probably price can well be low, too, for it is | not subject to the cut he piano sold under j the old sliding scale is certain to have been | previously priced up to allow for the so-called reduction | Can you afford to buy where you have no | means of knowing rock-bottom price Johnston Third Co. and Building University | Another Testimonial = ~TO THE-—— | STEINWAY PIAN Seattle, March 20, 1909, Sherman, Clay & Co, | Pacific Coast Steinway Representatives ia | ful Seattle, Washington. ~ Gentlemen: I want to thank you for the beautiful Steinway piano which you so kindly placed at my disposal during my present stay in Seattle, I have used the Steinway in private from i} | ] | | Childhood and prefer it in concert whenever it is | possible to have my choice, Youre very sincerely, AMUSEMENTS. 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Nights, tGe, 20, S00, Te, UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE.” THIS WEBK BLAKE'S MULES, ‘The Orig Hee-Haw” Maud. #100 to Anyone Who Can Ride Hem Private Leased ehi S. C. Osborn & Co. Mores) 6 (G27 First Ay. snus BRINDAWOUR, Champlon Jail-Nreaker of the Workd, : @ Other Big New Bastera Acts, pror 1s Your Money Back if You Want It THE ORIENTAL POOL Rooms. | FAIR OPENS IN 59 DAYS. & Pool Tables—o Ke | To induce you to do your fixing 25 Sole Tables—25 jup right away, we are making Dig aa pe Phi i reductions in wall paper all this seven-chalr barber shop. Largest | month. We have paper hangers aad piace of the kina in theewortd epet | painters at your command, fash given away dafly. 1413-15-17| Federal Paint & Wall Paper Coy Third av. between Pike and Union. 1314 First avy On the Square ---AND— Turkish Baths Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest Hotel Rates, From 75¢ Up Special Weekly Rates Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av. 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