The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1910, Page 2

“=| THE STAR’S PAGE & UP-TO-DATE SPORTS [i JEFFRIES’ WORLD TOUR otasa naar Gopal ease BY PROF. MIKE DONOVAN. er Sam Berger ede a Ui a Lot of Chatter About Jeff Being | «4 ..»" ‘ nwt ‘the na of a Certain Winner and Signs With Frazee for Mon- | |)"\"'.' I was gontle-manners Lincoln shook han My United Presa Franele eo] me told Tad. CHICAGO, Mareh 7 at] that grimy r J ‘ tapping President R House he used as hia office er f 1 fought 1 boy hamy Ld " ft hink of bee a « ‘ I was tb 1 3 for Fight at F $ wie . the t nd the tith, bat he is Hable! at mira rank Goteh v anott ne. | to be in the game until he is 60 years | admit here will be en uat more “ f any or Jack Jobnaon ; pad ap y of i vo Ri ! tet? nN ta te y © And fr : . yor nna B mes that 1 would play Just as ianpertant in ring hie y as Heenan Ad Wolgast @ree, who ts now matchmaker for) wauker that se1-¢ is Graltthd dedder ene tt the New Orleans Athle lub, de natte i up t ere alan « clares that the present Louistana say legislature is favorably disposed t Mave niees 7 Ward the rehabilitation of the yw : oS ¢|Roakum, 1 had many bowte in the Aghting game and Me bang tails cts ete tee ee ee a will, in al! probability, restore , pions nerves When war was lared | waa 14. 0 their full aplendor before; y wee Milwaukee }4nd the flahting inatinet of the Iriah bh to their full aplendor bef Ath Irish Many weeks are past thing; that he paid for every J me to ontint when 1 was ue 1 went! hr et the fev Men: | Caditine, Atch, ne town, | Onty: first fie juntoers, and! ful little negro scrapper has a cou- | 4nd that piace wilt ga in the prixo| Whee mot on dut ed with my me good fights left in his «turdy| Tine record books as his farmtty mrade wan be 61 had my * | hearth first profes nat tow s Joe crippled I met Mike Conroy ef St. Loul iver| COLLEGE PLAYERS ' through an aceid t : was and 118. Conroy had a] fow years agw an no long wrest reputation, but I wae un-| tt with the pile driver, force with DO GOOD WORK fornia Gnd wo tought with bare that wing which made him such a knuckles tor S250, The figtet ted ere of baseball who took the | twe ure and 39 minutes. to ride. out to Denny Pleid Niny, saw @ fast game en the Varsity and terror in the prite ring when in bis| prime. However. he carries a sins @round in his left arm that ts enough to beat the mm We fought one hour, when the Of welterweights who are claiming « boye came |, ‘ i hampionship honors nowadays At thcough « etory, having «| "# ut the wy 14 not hat he can sleo smash with « \ b the stick and ¥ Stung.” sald Baker, and ficient force with his right hand to with nore | “orthwith combed. the next uffering make the other fellow try to avoid * bhi ere. t ae getting in its way athy Beker, the clongatea! "°°! ne He is still fast as ever, and has first baseman, put one over on the not lost his eye for judging dis-| vampire im the third : he Varad me tance. hot one can good " " What a wonderful pugtlist Wel- | and bene Baker on th “ abt throug « oott was at his test! Think of f 4 his bat and F pee deem Young and Gidiex in Double Harness Again; Baseball’s Famous Battery at Hot Springs SY TIP WRIGHT. HOT SPRINOS, Ark, March 28 “Ladies and gentlemen, the batter and Crige: ; ing and row C these words, and BO one beard the speaker when he annouaced the ing battery, No one cared whe ther fellows were, “Young Criger” meant More to the sin the valley of vapors the ything «lee pos aibly could at tire time hat did they care if Bilt Dab fen's all Brockiyn tear through the ranks of the All tean leaguers which had been pie mea} up to give “Bad Bite" atfit a game? They wanted to he 43 year-young veteran of seasons and his working together « sult of the game could “Cy” Young. most pitchers, sports a ¢ Row, having Fagg’ wh the winter 1908-9. wore «2 St. Louls uniform last soa fon and thin year t* a member the New York Highlanders. But there was a day when “Y and Criger” was a combination won pennants f mon. T were cronies, not only but off it, and thetr n inked as the Damon and P: baseball Mercenary baseball counte the friendship of these two rts when Criger was uis and | Cleveland: but t 4 their @isapprova manner. When Criger and Young arrived in the Hub with their re spective teams the r 1 tions, and h 1 cY” YOUNG ee tances tn tor a " th atial emy ra New Michigan Faculty Member . Prefers Dueling to Football ally te Tat » eal a ee ee * ATTELL AND MORAN MATCHED FOR APRIL 1 * * (By United Press * YORE a * 0 ; te i ( * i rn “ t * * urticl P : , ‘ # code th ovided for 4 ts * th i and practical I . a change of dat train * for the battle his y . after Juels of ee | HSSSES TERE EE EE EE EE EX » fighter had I not been freckied Ireland on my fa Bincoln, and whan 13, tancoin EI" the ring amd: pectiel {Il be in the fleld, wn He Vows Vengeance. im Gelty e ¥ Hi b some of the most deeperat from now on there will be no led-faced little chap—that was THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1910. F Selahehelalicheliahelaialiaiate SPRING PRACTICE WILL BEGIN THIS AP TERNOON EDITED JEFF'S COPY Apring practice for the tle team beging this afte neattered in all four corners of and it Gray balr ix the only mark t Prof, Mike Donovan to years You'd eave from his 4 and flattened nome, that he had spent 44 ye Men been 4d Sad Story of Jim's Life Hardly ‘Recopaaulll Publishers Get Through With the mond Mickey,” in derision, and this However, it ix but I wan the only Irth lad within the next four dayr all the re PSSST SSE SESS ESE RES ESS SS See ee work thes of bare- knuckte ¢ we that anak t x prac tice games you, After (By United Pree) Little did he LOM ANGELES, ( Marck years after be pai nthe very room of the White Jamen J. Jeffriew | ffering N o1 first agontes of having that T became the The first regular game of the #] " eM some oa ig ule hopped,” and his anguish ts exer r, 196 ‘ fa why Re pre-searon series is next Sat asian Mike Dor urday, when the Turks will Bee Ack ie the ihn vat” ech moet Beattie college n pen and began writing the sa ee ee ee story of his It SSS ELE SSE ESE SERRE RE RE tn boxing tr anday veranily & | the ro 1) (he editor who ty FIGHT STIL IS ES Sera POSSIBLE Sporting ee ingie in im atone. Tl bet my ite A me When you get don't put up your PEGI | “ine Sener of the rive’ | Jim Griffin Willing to Put! ie tes Up $25,000 for 25-, ; Round Affair—Ketch is| Coy. the tennis o play on the coun Por jane at Palm || the mouth of every fe one of the fvieed and open my right eyelid te roy looked like a gob when | aw him I put ali into # left swing for hts ‘ of the country, jand kueoked him out SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March} atmitted now, that | #eneelens two b 8.—Jim Griffin, matetmaker of the) 9 ‘ chosen as one of t | for six weoks Broadway Athletle club, announc ed | of this count | My reputet « made : oday that he witl make another! | matches, the | a 1 wae » | atrong bid for a Langford-Ketchet | ; ting in this } For a ¥ match, to take place in Aan Fran-| Fo m | Austratia. my feee, cisoo on Saturday, July 2 He inti- | footing returned, the pain mates that hiv people are willing to} ful My face was discolored and | guarantee from $25,000 to $30,000 061 i tmy nese broken. get the fight, and that the two mid-| “ . | Fighting then was brutat indeed, | Tlewelehts ean split the money as) ‘ bert Corn, ho te | i it utter then. i } ext referee PROF, MIKE DONOVAN. | sicuely injured, beaters ate damn! “We will make our best offer.” | ing to this —~wisianmputtiiasinanecliemmanmctionn | wnat 4e appear elieminate or weak. te orm “It wil prppeite bef A | friea-Johnaon The papere paid little attention to $40,000 for & 20 or 25-round fight. I | Dance in D police appeared until the poli opened again, fa ™ Here Are Some of the Splendid Values We Offer for This Week’s rd a word from Ketchel,| 9 think there will be any ith Langford, for one of and then we ran! us and we fought im secret, like / ave UP, whun “beasts in the woods, and remained am_yrroped ring, |; i 4) on ur d fought am heur-end 36 minutes |” Setede enti! eur wounds hesied: Few fst endure! ing to Joe Woodman, and if we » exhaumted while the punish though can't land the feht it will a thet it Murray { want ¢ « Nel-\ be because Ketchel will at second ring. Conro nay Sin om 1 Ok~ | refuse to fight the Boston a my man ¢ ry bee Griffin also an oes that the 1 y whe 20-round fight mn Owen Moran w up the » and Tommy ‘arthy will tke 8 1a i} place in Ban Francisco on April 29 BEALS WRIGHT. Fine Furned Oak Furniture « Reduced Pric This Week We Feature a Special Sale of “Arts and Crafts” Furniture We Are the Seattle Agents for the Limbert’s Li Line You need no special information on this furniture; you know its popularity and that it lends itself to almost any conditions and surroundings—always looks right and keeps up appearances with little care. T 9 specials here illustrated are worthy types, attractively priced for this sale. We want you to see the ‘‘Arts and Crafts” exhibit; it is the most complete showing of this style of furniture in Seattle. Limbert’s Holland Dutch “Arts and Crafts” Furniture Is always pleasing, never tiring. It is the kind of furniture that one enjoys possessing and using. It is the kind of furniture that does not go to pieces, get out of order or look shabby. The longer you use it and get acquainted with its worth, the more you prize it. This is why we wish you to call at our ROCKER—This splendid store and examine it. You will appreciate its merits, for you can get better Dack,"**e" is made of sal decorative results and more comfort by its use than from any other furniture — wise seat, upholstered Morocco leathe costing so little. $13.50. Special . : ' TABLE—Another very at- ROCKER—A fumed oak | TABLE very neat I R ock! R—Another } f bert | tractive patterw in the round | Rocker, as pictured, very | brary ‘Table or Li is ar mbert pattern, ll‘ solid toy le, 30-if, top, extra | SUbstantially built wide hE OR ka wd? med oak; the seat sr ttnns ie hea le sale hen nih ieee roomy seat upholstered in | * v ned oak »in » leather cushion : ‘ : senuine Spanish leather ; reg quare top panish leather} ™ ather seat; regular pri lerneath ; $18.50°value. Spe ular price $13.00, Special . shelf; regula ). Special $6.75 | cial $13.75 $9.75 | Special .. All the Credit You Want Exchange Department Bear in mind that our exchange depart admirers that « made The childd fortable; the moth and easy to fold, ind is made a li 1 to give the req ment is for your accommodation in two k up a bar You can very often pi gain m just the article you are wanting, On the other hand, you can dispose of an at ticle that you haveno further use for and Buy Now| possil yr mi hing +r, you can use. We al : Pay Later| streng i e-motion Poldi pay ca for used furniture | oo ED Second Ave, at Unton st.{ Which we of Mt