The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1909, Page 2

2 AN EASY CAME same ROM CHAMPS Miller Lets Them Down With One Lonely Single in Seven Inning s—| Amusing Errors. | | wo r "I (Py Vetted Pree) | fered Roller every inducement Woosy baseball, commingled with CHICAGO, Aug. 18.—Sam Berger | meet his man, but for once Ie, hie} fast work, marked the sect go ay representing Jim Jeffries in the = Ros = em pl Ay Mtotier’s | » m 5 iy and \ oe le o if M between the Champa and preparations for the Jeffries John bn ana tons nadeenaer | men yesterday and we won as M on fight, maid today that be will pe ony of the Arena, bas reasons of his pleased by a score of 8 to 2, La , jleave tonight for California, where own, #0 he says, for not matching Miller did our hurling, and he . | he expects to make what be ve | Roller gre tor the ue owt e U it ‘@ sale ould be doing ju o the pub’ down the Champs with five sa Hoeven wilt be the final arrang wanes Be ¢ : them, The] ps. Dell Paddock was banged | if he would announce ther rap 1 Pa ‘ |ments for the great world's cham-| public wants the match, bat it for 10 safe ones, including & homer | plonwhtp battle | nooms it's not what the public! by Emi! Frisk and a two-bagger by He said that he had recetyot an| wants, but what Carley and Wott t Bennett | fter of $ from 7 et | want, | know they are afraid of] offer of $62,000 from Tom . ue public te} ae Hebiiee ¢ o8, borde | Warner and | guess the pu’ Loose fielding at Umes, bor sid | ot Low A but Berger wants] alxo convinced of that fact, 1 am} ing on the ludicrous, was frequently | to wee FP ter Cofffeth, of Ban | now going to nee if they dare take} in evidence, The umpiring of Bill) Francisco find oat what he achance againts Henry Orderman Carney came in for hoots at times.| will offer for the fight before he| of Minneapolis. | will match Order: | The score | goes any further | man against elther Olson or Roller ’ | From Hers de it wa and will bet them $1,000 on the og se ae wes a clear that he expects the fight to/ lwide and make the mateh winner {xin 3 2p Me 2 oe take place tn California. }tnke all or 76 per cent to winner) Soe SS ae and 26 por cent to loser, Henry} a Be Be Se oe | Don't Excite Frisco. Orderman’s reputation ts as good as/ Capron, it foe Fe ae) BAN FRANCIBCO, Aug. 18 Roller's and he has appeared before } Magee, 1b ey 3 3 8 The news that Sam Merger ts com-| JACK O'CONNOR all the clube in the Kast, and in} Brea, < aS: ae | ing to Calif o he t Sts picked by Frank Gotch as the cour | iter, > > oo 4 8} Raich bart co ae _ at Jim) Although announcement has been|ing champion, 1 wonder what! Totals s wm 16 ‘| | sonJeff tld not create made from the headquarters of the flimsy excuse they will offer bel *Quigtey out for interference } much excitement around the pro | Bt. Louis American league club that | *idestep bog po cage some Arges AR RH POA moter’s headquarters today. “What! jim MeAlo« ¢ the [offered them every inducement to| st 978 lis there to t waa Coffroth's |v McAleer will again manage the) estio Warner and still have tee eg | sente on asked when Hrewns, and can do so as long #8! $1999 to bet that he can defeat | Ga tee ae St he red to make @ sees fit, there is a well-rounded | either Olson or Koller, either in| us te en | subs Berger arriy-|suapicion in baseball circles that | public or private, and this offer) + 8 ae 008 i time eee *. ; the end of Jimmy as leader is near | FO Mt 0 a ia = ae eS me) | here is no match on between oy m fe re a . 4 | « bh to touch ake " et Se ee We ee ie) the big fellows, as I see. .Jef ie do not take on Warner, and | guets | ~ . Ralph Rose itiuetrating the proper form at the start and the finish |) 5. i rsctically repudiated the art-| Jack O'Connor, whom many re-| they have, but the main and only | Totals 2 2 & 14 13 8) of the shot put. From snapshots taken especially for this article, | { the agreement signed by €8fded as the real leader of the | reasonable one is FEAR. 1 wonder Score by Innings | Herger, ther t i Hrowns last summer when they |if the same reason will prevent! Ye e928 63 *%8| T ald much stress, In the intro} with maximam power, The accom | Berger, there ts no stakeholder, the 4 once HE a uctory article, on the importance | panying paetentants phows what | clause In the agreement calling for Were making their bid for the pen-| them from making a match with| Hite by innings lof muscular concentratk and/have found to be # good position| he posting of $5,000 by aagh side | Nant, and whe vs sold to Little |the big Norwegian, “ Henry Order Beattie vi 015025-I8| epoed as elements in ful |for starting | within 72 hours after the signing of Ro k has re irned {0 St. Louw over) man, Come on, Roller, Olson aad ancouver 600002 7 . “yr hain aa mee ttemd be YOR e articles has been violated, and|'h® purchase rout Curley, let's hear from you or let's pi ‘Two-base hite—Den-| Welehtthrowing. In shot putting) Tak t much time as you want, + oso seg on po as _ : cases — w noe yout latest excuse tor wre atiing| nett, Quigiey. Brooks Home runs speed leads up to, and concentra and when you feel that you are nee rs ty th | Frisk, Pacsock. Sacrifice hite—Ma-| tion constitutes, a terrific drive. [thoroughly ready, start with all the — when he comes ¢ be re, be. only ty you | sa neal oe, Shea, Stolen bases—Mageo Pa-) The prise fighter punches with| speed possible. There are two die | Cause he's a nice boy, but he'll have M y S d ours truly big ati Bo ey torre te le! his leas. Watch some pugilist mot-|tnct general motions before the|' show me where Jeffries and mone’ save JOK CARROLL. lilier, 4, off Paddock, 3 setied for the power of his “wallop”! shot leaves the hand. At the start,| Jobneon are actually signed-up be payee gett ga — -— anmnaiel pele Brooks +. ae Fh ag Mr and you will see what! mean, When the left foot, which waa be uaed | fore I'll make a bid. * a4 Third Fleer. ERT HANGEN, Jeweten Shes and . one | the blow Ia delivered there fa au in| as a balance, is Uhrust forward to : dock twright. Umpire-—Mr, | Pe 7 J | 11 ks —— i |stantaneous concentration of thé|about the center of the ring. The| LO8 ANGELES, Aug 1%-—Tom Firet and Cherry. —_———— muscles of the legs, back and the/right foot is brought up even with |MeCarey, local prize fight impres i Options! Departinent At Tacoma 1, Spokane 16. jarm that ls used, It and right there, there la an fn shi us Portland §, Aberdeen 6. fan ny places the} At Portland ree | the drive of the finished chot-| *tantanoous SHIFT that placos th | putter and the drive of the finished Pet |boxer are in all material aspects, Standing of the Clube. Bie pie setee ees {32 | identical, Stand in the way of the} 4 ve ml 626 | drive of the shot-putter and you a rtiansd tis would find something y like a 4 Vancouver B ecrrere : 5 | Knockout punch. For the shot-putter, maximam PACIFIC COAST LRAGUR, |drive with the right hand is found | At Vernon—Loa Ani 4 O8%-\ through concentration of the mue re & Sacramento—Sacramento 6,| Clas of the right leg, the back and | ‘lime right arm, combined with rig Son | idity of the left leg, which must act as a brace. RICAN TEAGUE. | And how is this concentration at rusnin top 1, Philadelphia ¢| found? The answer ta the develop | Ch Vernon 1 At Gaband —Portiand 4, At Detrott o |ment of form. For perfect muscu At Cleveland 2 auis 3, St Boston-New York, rate | lar concentration [8 perfect form, |no matter what individual differ lences may exist in form between finished shotputters, The man who has found the secret of most perfect concentration, has the most perfect form. All else being equal, this man will be world’s champton No tromelad rules can be laid down for securing concentration, How- ever, there may be weeful bints for begioners In the form | employ and did employ when | won the world’s |champlionship at London last year. | Here it ts: Standing of the Clubs. W. L. Pet. 41 621 42 OT 506 505 486 467 A29 287 Leaguer. At Pittsburg 1, St. Louls §. Cineinnat! 1. ring, with the shot poised In the right hand, Stamd on the right ¢ | foot, using the left leg to secure Loat a comfortable balance and raising Erica se 2 lj and lowering the richt hand watil q w York “ re in eee |: F + a oe to work comfortable and Bt. Loujs ss “rian ook yn « ie ton so i ool Mh JOE ROGERS)” pong TO ST, LOWS, Sporting Editor Seattle Star | eee 1 have been in Seattle the past} two months waiking around inspect. | CHALLENGE rN (iy United Ure ing the sights and incidentally giy-| ST. LOUIS, Mo, Av ~Prest ing some attention to the wrestling |dent Hedges, of the st ered, game, as promoted at the Arena. | Browns, Intims today that he is| 1 am a big husky fellow and think just about to complete a deal whic hl 1 can wrestle some, At any rate |) will result in Plelder Jones, the for-| want to wr je on my merit |mer captain and manag of the I am willing to wrestle any man) Chicago American becoming a in the world—Gotch, Hacken-| part owner of the Hrowns, Jones schmidt, Roller or anyone else, any is in Portland, Until the beginning time or place and will split the|of the baseball season this year purse any old way to sult opponent on with the I am looking for action and would be pleased to ha any of these strong fellows who are posing as wrestlers get busy on me } Can be found at Morrison's. Sincerely yours, JOE ROGERS, 35c 4-ft. White Zig Zag Rule 18c Jones for years had White Sox as manager, and has led the team to @ pennant and one world’s champlonship He resigned his position to look | after his extensive lumber interests | in Oregon, and although President} Comisky Is reported to have offered him $20,000 for his services this enson, he turned it down MeAleer, who \s managing the St ouls Browns, has come In for much adverse criticiem this season team up to the first div PORTLAND, Ore Aug. 18 Stand at the extreme back of the | because of bis inability to bring bis | WORLD’S LIVE mil ee HROW THE WEIGHTS LKS TO BEGINNERS W ROSE ot Put, 60.26 Peet, Made at A, A. U. Beattie, 1909. NO, 2- HE SHOT, putter in a position to concentra every ounce of strength of back and arm into the drive. {the ift the right leg ta shot for | Ward and with the left leq acting) | 48 a brace, the drive is made, The jebift is impossible of accurate de jecription In words, but Ite necessity will be discovered on the first at | tempt to follow the form | have de scribed, its tremendous import jance must not be overlooked. | The drive should be m lexireme front of the circle, at the wdge as balance will allow, At the) end of my drive my arm le at tenat | two feet out of the circle, Balance is maintained with my left jeg at an angle of about 45 degrees. ‘The angle is not right, | the alr the weight describes an are. The greatest distance is secured if the shot, when It reaches ita great jest height, falls away at an angle. Wateh this potat carefully DON'T BE IN A HURRY TO MAKE LONG PUTS. THERE is PLENTY OF TIME TO ONTAIN | DISTANCE AFTER GOOD Wee tis BLOPED. CHAMPIONS ARE ‘ MADE IN A DAY. REME THAT SOME OF OUR PRESENT DAY RECORD HOLDERS PRAC TICED AND TRAINED FOR |YEARS HEFOREK THEY WERE ABLE TO FIGURE IN THE RUN NING AT ALL, American or National. | don't now why these reports should be | sent out m there is no truth to lany of th My baseball status is | the same as It was last winter when f — as manager of the White FIELDER JONES WANTS A BIG BRUSH” TEAM ty United Press , PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 18.—Ad mitting that he was sparring for time when he denied that he intend. ed purchasing an interest In a ma jor leagne baseball team, Fielder Jones kreat managerplayer of |the Chicago White Sox of last year today declared that he was looking for a half interest in some “big broeh” team. Jones said that he had about de-| lelded where to place his money to |advantage, but declined to name [the elnb. Although he would neither deny nor affirm the intima tlon of President Hedges the possibility of bis acquiring # | half interest In the St. Loule Amer |feans, according to a newspaper als patch of yesterday, it 1# probable | that Jones will invest elther in the at. Louls Amerteans or the | National league team => President Hedges, of the St, Loula| ered Ikely that Jones can secure Browns, has m m0 overtures to ol of the Boston club becan rm me fo purehas interest in 1@ death of President Dovey, a shift to get one of these handy the St, Louis club and become play-|heavy stockholder in the club, re , - r ae declared Nelde cently Jag Hole, .1h¢| 2% managor Jeclared Fielder | cent! Zag Hule. sar | Jones, the oner jer of the . ie tag MK ike | Chicago White one, Mmm Ago Zag Rule. se in fact, I bave . heard nothing ae re ote sonally from Hedges or any ' t since 1 wae a mere other major league une Herald. baseball club, OSTEOPATHY Blectrigity, vibration, ight ther apy, hot alr sweat baths, and oth drug! methods. Optical rooms Zig Zan Ve 00 $-foc Zig Zag § Yellow’ Tales for fitting glasses and treating eyes Reduced Proportionate Best equipped offices in Beattie. Con- sultation free Treatments $1 each A. Holt, Osteopath and Optician, Fred M. 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