The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1910, Page 2

THE ei da Namco MARCH 24, 1910, ==] THE STAR’S PAGE & UP-TO-DATE SPORTS ae on \T TR A |*You Ought to be Licked,” Said Big Champ Jeff ) COFFROTH IS AFTER A Bdge : JREDINGTON'S COLI WHEN WOLGAST LOST THE BALL PAPKE-KLAUS MATCH ‘You'll Have toGrow Some,” Said Little Champ Ad —— : tour — . mont of the Western Bow “s, whi opens next Buturday night Believes That Pair Would Prove Big Attraction at f that Beattie rollers are conspicuous ty ivan ee thetr ab. 7 ‘ide sence, Portland Ks ouver and New Colma Arena About May 14-——Moran and Mur- ; 1 Westminster will, however, hold up tue alley repa ion of the Northwes phy in Return Match. P Why not hold a #tate bowling j ee i 5 city? “ Undoubtedly there are » . , e smashers who are ready to t rt in any tourna {ty United Press.) Coffroth holds the May fight per a ‘i Ah Au ‘i ment bold te Beattlo but who feel able to %4.--Pollowing the showing of ue @ Dut nimsell by holding» tent | . ; “Ss : Pee . * pi nmi should Sane eos Ht pb. t 4 Tommy Murphy for a re at, ray f , ‘ : * erwin The finn onded 1@ Western & night, Pro on pag? geet g: Seon eat i ' ; : Bowling Congress " ab, wae moter Jim Coffre today be the matches will not prove con ed ji : | — a = —_ = avert prize money was plans for a meeting between Klaus | flicting attractions. ’ f ; acy: : ‘ eee. ee en ted to give and Billy Papke « In May Coffroth sald that Papke always ' , _ 5 y . ficient - 4 » > M » with suf. Cotfroth desires to open his has been a lucky fighter for him, : A ¢ jent assurance that p i be paid season at Colma arena with th je added that he deapatred of} , | ' , 4 * a, as promised, a state champ bh rf ve-men Papke-Klaus boot, and is tryfng! matching him with Ketohel, and 2 vai - i. ee sia a dou vies and singles, sou an attrac to land the men for May HM or! there he seoks to bring Klaus . me 4 tive aporting event thereabouts. > the Cosat : Pay : As @ watler of fact Sea is very shy of first . , class talent at the presen i pamplonship in this amber of Jocal pin Frank Kiause against Stanley Ket ebel at Pittsburg clique who chalk up high ms KETCHEL-KLAUS | : Va il Eee been recorded there during t r, but mont ofthe ‘ , j 4 as =, Ailey” rollers, who would no t with mueh @ ’ ‘ é : ame since ite introduction here xs { the absenes. at Figs | ae } . cherer, “Ol Timer” Jenkins and and the peas Slow Poe Mill in) * ee ’ tirement & Davis and Mahoken, ha bed Seattle of i mah as the bowling center of the Which Stan Failed to em: ' a Show His Class—Klaus . ‘ Ee a eee Ryan and Jeff é « 6 ‘ 4 The definite announcement that Tommy Ryan Aggressor. 3 ‘ Pee ny ‘ c trainer in chief to Jack Johnson kills that pA FPrrmfietye Z yee : . > i some time ago about Hyan and Jeff having kissed and (hy United Pree) 4 h% * ‘ Fig. . nd, ‘ AL 8 their estrangement of many years. As a matter of PITTSBUE ’ Frank i ae re 4 ; é ( quite willing to let bygones be bygones with the big Klaus of Fas honk fon, . ee ¢ he et pela! off with a clean by Jett wouldn't stand for anytl from the mil pplen 4 aka id ‘ Johnson saw a chan © play a trump card, and seer ship ple at Du i kant * a Pe ‘t . ea he} himself, gmt. whee he ou sued ig ; c a Jim Jeffries has a Jot of good points as a fighter, oe eee nce te ke, renee | whole lot of bad marks against his reputatio sw gg lage ce gunk By =| “One Old Cat” at Jim Jeffries’ Low Angeles Home—Ad Wolgast Is Batting, Jeff Is “Picking Them Off" and Tom Jones, Woigaat's Manager, Is Call- po gry lee ta Gat ne ee ene Nevada, sixth, These rounds were even | ing Strikes. to a disgraceful scene, in which Mrs. Jeffries kept her The fight, if it a Lae anoiaee ¢ ‘i . pl a . oe hand. Tom Jones, Aé’s manager,| hind locked doora and stood off the creditors. The Rj such, Was & tame affair NGELE ¥ A ‘ wan ordered to call atrikes and balls | largely Jeff's fault, from all accounts. Tommy Ryan tt a Se Sak Ee fh Semenenee, Bee | Bhect Rat & het qe : : . rc , Ad won the toss for the first up, and | Californian from a mere bullheaded bruiser into a finished Malm snewed ener lack of Codning oF RO | Jatt ‘ ’ , nx Jeff chose the job behind the bat.| and offenaive fighter for his battle with Fitasimmona, bet # pln ers Nye hn ange eg tle oe ol lg Sey mf ' ‘ . tight’ chamy ariy « jayed here in | Brother John @ bit slow im the! came to giving Tommy his bit, Je‘f’s heart went poordbe i, 4 werlooked chances to land ef a : . 4 : s - field, and Ad had piled up a score of rn i. ¥ tive blows, and when he did land eel 7 . a 7 " oth. - . oe before Jim ordered that inst! rather than play fair with the man he owed his a t there was no steam behind | a aalagentity eth Gaakee e » : : han . dogged it in great style, and he and Hyan broke with f pinches, He did not land mek beage i ~ a a i a ogi ‘ Melty Jeet te no @ inations. Of course Jeffs side of the story is somewhat al d punch during the #t fn oy dal, . . . z t : ind t but well posted sporting men who know the ins aad out & matented himself with Be de | rors | = the 4 t ne thet Pett like t Ps m 4 agree that Ryan was in the right, and that it was Jeff? Pui wat anatienadioes Tarn cok . moe i nee dollars that caused the breach ~ a. SAM LANGFORD AFTER JACK JOHNSON | ff Oe, OP VANCOUVER ATHI ETES WITH $10,000 IN REAL MONEY TO BET | That Boy Mullen Charley Mullen fs getting no chance to play his own —— j t Sox No : Ct Wetted Fie) 1ford would have to come sround| the initial corner with the White Sox No. 2 squad, but he ts sm) vs > “ otecuh . a e warming the bench, and t udge by the block scores, is showag & . GELERB, March oe with vis hang in his. pocket — powers that be that he isn't a one-position man. The local WwW r manager of Ba: a po preqounine could be consider. | been holding down the second position for the past two wend rd, announced today th 06.” wa oodman has been making good in strange territory, Lengtord’s hand is | $1,000 with a 1 is net Gs nena - ‘The other day Mullen’s running was res for oom . — eportaman to bind a match for bis|be up to Johnson to make good.” run of the game, and he collected three hits out of eal ticket with Jack Johnec Wood fa loud in bis claim| He also accepted seven fielding chances without an ean | Last Inter-Club Smoker of the Season Captured by | {i isiitinal $5,000 to provide a sa iodioan ie to “pie any| some, that . : aide bet ’ ) wil be forth in the pyailistic world today, Ae ae Wearers of the Blue Diamond in Straight Bouts oming moment Johnnc ng Jim «owen ‘ Judge Mulqueen, who was to have heard the assault cams ss . vinoos his willingness to cover stated that he will return to| Jack Johnson Wednesday, was Very wrathy at the 0 Good Preliminaries. the wager, Woodman declared the Pacific const with Langford! of the complaining witness, Norman Pindar, and insisted ial When it was suggested to John-| when the Eastern tour he baa ar! located. If they want to find Norman, they'd better get am j#on th Chicago reoently that he ranged is completed, and will camp) “Daisy,” the dusky Fluffy Ruffles who told the New Tere fight Langford, he stack out hie|on Johnson's trali until a meeting | just how her Norman looked after the doctors were thi best and remarked Lang | between the Africans i# arranged.| ing him up. 5 te ee ‘3 DE ROUEN CHEWS uP ROLLER" Ss LEG ST. JOSEPH. Mo, March RANK KLAUS KLAUS — = I de BIG LEAGUE TALK: © FROM TRAINING 3.82"! fom: CAMPS See aE vie stratent falls f the «bh poand elaaa. Metther | idan iad e eee: ik eae fore a ry + phe ae " es f w ae & bower and | = © Ballard Athiet a eas | . t t nerated inte a rough m os Z : : ¥ ae ete tara smokers of the log sctenc 7 minutes, af ' ot h Morefield, the | For the balance of this week we offer the following special Siakiad on Kitchen Cabinets. HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 24 axon last night. Sx / ur com ome a “the canvas apverat || all solid oak cabinets, carefully made of thoroughly seasoned stock; they will not warp in the h They sit around the hotel lobby af. | * hee were on the j ter dinner every night. men whowe ttiig events. 49 Se “ oom ead * Landfall wae given tt. 60-17 feitchen. Every woman should have a cabinet in her kitchen; it will save much time and i Bames ure familiar to the basoteill ; Mitel oad Ata van, thetounl 145~pounds watiing and three xine || when cooking meals; everything that is used in preparing a meal has its own individual place i iy: Feading public just fw at 135 pour e fightin Prem toon wc. cx ne che a cont to-date kitchen cabinet. Stortes of te ae battles and fr 7 j ape Ste ee eee ee eee eee eee es to romancing, of ittle things w world’s series by * ye bert of a bum decision, id pone RET anty. the Detroit infield BY THE RINGSIDER ; to by some of the English| atting did oo much to win Good Riders Scarce SAN FRANCISCO, Mar 4 «an the real lghtweigh 1 he Tigers in ‘angi . ch cause Nelson had re American league last fall eddie Wolat ‘ see Yes, the one he blew at f » recent accident to J ¢ Packer ieee ‘ tr > Maht hin interrupted Juws n leaves the Emery er Rut when Packey McFarland ap him safe, UMP pext man have come (heough inst ‘ r ting that infleah drive tirat " r ay . " Stentte b et the mat trying ¢ i ‘ “it pp ae mregs ently has now seen Ba. “and be eae out t t t a wrteondites scl he q th wall, for} he concluded. and t one x . th the [i er neainat hin, | } | m the scene and announce j | | | oante baseball sy ses of betting of fers 10 7 , , ude t |] Thin ts a solid oak Cabinet tn the golder throe r igh, it is well made of thoroughly #e ee for sa > d stock; the case ls 26x42 om with This is a large size solid oak Cabinet, 44-inch : is ad ’ hn alu mn table top, two roomy flour t oase; it has the elevated flour bin with sifter ° regular orice fail and t t t t ’ 5 A werk and @ molding board, a large | attached, an extension table top aluminum with elewat ; ; ; elevated cupboard fitted with shelves and | covered, and all the Iatest conveniet that | gls is, tea and coftee a , and fe misters and siz | an uptodate cabinet should have; regular | te ete, aluminum BARNEY OLDFIELD SMA = $31.00 THREE WORLD’S RECORDS Two Great Values i in Mosier Kitchen Cabie ols is very seldom that we make special price »sier, but as a special attraction for this sale se two numbers for the balance of this week er is the highest grade cabinet on the market ore special features than any other make vantag f this sale and buy your Hoosier while y at a reduced price All the Credit You Want BARNEY OLDFIELD DRIVING Hi68 NEW BENZ RACER | ied, 1000, by Heder My, Oo, Mies Mini ow $35.00 Cabinet, $25.00 wey iy Second Ave, Unton s¢ ored two miles over the of 17.76, and | 1 sand 65.86, clipping about a r wevonds off the record for that m day waw tho | yoy SB ; ore - o wv nee, Half an hour later he cheba which | a try for the world’s kilometer