The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1910, Page 2

sneer Writien By Experts BASEBALL PLAYERS FEAR SORE MUSCLES Locals May Stiffen Up Again After Two-Day Layoff First Base Job Worries Dug—Games Today and Sunday. ESTERDAY was another day of enforced reat for @ ball players, and the nh are now gingerly ® ‘ arms and lems in fear that whem they game th wit heweg to of stiff and sore musele nly it’s been hard luck weather ® baseball having t 7 harness, Riliards und Sa , ba hard work with jek and Turks will be lacking both practice and 1 } x x * The first base is giving Dugda vd in Manager Mike « try t oe oh ss net i the nec xportence t Sens N » day . Roy had de exas and t all for © of the siness Dugda ys h wi stand wa f & playor who thinks he can t , f by quitting the game, but these charitat ments don't hold good for said players wh they try to break baseba Ak w have a hard time getting re instatement if be splite with Seattle now x x If it t# pomsit ay this noon the Turks will fine wp Ggainet the fast EB * = “ae ee A game with Victoria te scheduled for tomerrow The islanders will come to Seattle about 200 strong. special excursion rates having been made by the steamst mm pan ¥ ‘hea be ; . Je © COAST LEAGUE President Lynch has appointed » ninth umpire for his National league Standing of the Clubs. staff. The latent sintment is De} Wen. Lect. Pet Witt Van Cleef « ton. For sev~ | Ver < : FI 4 eral years Van Cleef has been um-| San Francisco 4 a00 piring amateur, college and semt-pro | Sacramento ‘ $ 414 games in and around N Jorsey, | Portland ‘ . 4 and is well spoken of Oakiand 4 +8 400 eee Lon Angeles eee a36 ‘The bugs already are out with azling queries, Gne that reached At San Francisco. ational League headquarters was! 10.05 R Hy z a follows With a.man on third) qo a 1 @Ad one on first, the man on first | MSR Francisco BR ae tries a delayed steal and the man Batteries—-Nelson and Spiesman on third x for home The} Willis, Ames and Berry @aicher whips the ball to the pitcher, | who rires it back to the catcher to At Sacramento. t the man coming home. The bat wx , however, hits the ball. Presi-| Loe Angelos i: Gent Lynch's answer was that the | Sacramento i ae pall was dead and that the runners| Batteries — Thorson and Oren had to co back to their bases |d@orff, Hunt and La Longe. Um “ee pire— Finney Jack Dunn, the Raltimore + ager. has his eye on Foster, the fast | At Los Angeles. Mttle infieldor of the Highlanders | RH ® Be has George Stallings. | Vernon s 2 eee Portland 1 4 Bil! Bradley says scorers ought to! Batteries—-Heusting and Hogan be former big league ball players, | Steen and G. Fisher “who could take Into consideration ii afl the conditions better than a man ” who never played professionally” | Sure. Then have the men who write the stories of former ball pinyer also the sporting editor, the copy reader. the printer and makeup man | fm the composing room, the night ed- man who owns the pa- poles pught to be nothing but! ercatter the barlock of se hits and no errors for the abus-| | Bereafier, ihe Mey to the “first er. ly” of debaters at the university The student board of controt last ‘Ty Cobb th threatened with mala-| Jening failed to award the coveted fia and may not be on hand when the | ww to the members of the wrest ae oe | ling team, while the embryo debaters bedi: a got theirs “That $708 5 tot 4 Rg lg Just for that the wrestlers ar marks Johnny ing. * ave tO! peeved, and declare that now it's « brush up on my pool game and try) ofr with the sport. They'll devote ot & back letter avold Hues- | thetr time to debating. tom, De Oro and Keegh The debaters getting letters wer ween: Lieyd Black Baisden, Glenn 1'4 rather cateh than do anything | Hoover, Fred Angevine, Ray Cit elne,” res big Overall, “Oh, the | ford and A. Reuben Hiten fortunate farmer!” exclaims the city a man. “How I'd itke to live in the city.” sigh the farmer man IGHT T. Pat Keneally McFarland, the Chicego fighter |a raw deal at the hands of Freddie | Welsh and his gang in a resort in | London a short time ago Pat mot WILL RACE AGAIN AT JUAREZ TRACK got | Welsh and ‘— friends in the hotel, | land an ment ar r ne —_— | merits of MoPar Welsh (hy United Press) Keneally offered » then BAN FRANCISCO, April % and there that V | not Marquis de ia Arena, secretary of ign: th followed, # a good the Mexican Jockey clab, In a dis | thumping patch received here today, authori-| 1. .iey Ketchel has a wholesome tatively denied the report from | respect for punching ability of Qelveston, Tex., that the Mexican | Billy Papk Fee hanceet dilting man I ever antered in a ring government had revoked the racing | was Pas id Ketohel, in an Concessions granted Americans in| interview after his battle with Frank Klaus at Pittsburg fe hite ® much Mexico. His message read as fol-| patger biow than Jack Johuecn tf lows know, be 1 ha stopped “Galveston report ridiculous | ¥ <y c ow R ke in the ha fake, stupidly ignorant and refutes | He has me first ftecif. Conditions exactly revers-| founds of our fights tan Soak @4, Juarez concession trrevocable sew - u J tight I 1 According to advices from the } nai gl pF sp - . Mexican capitol, not only de the | short ts than Papk government not intend to restrict acing, but on the other hand. it athe ok. alee 4 taking steps to foster the raising t i 5 r of thoroughbreds. A monster thor er H 1 @ughbred stud will be establi i] t ob " f m giong the lines of the Germand and | to" o . French stud . ‘v The racing season at Juarez will gh ges open on mber 15 this year b “yy cS NN tr J with J t tor The 8 \ (¥ a ou rele Mogg x TOMMY ery, = . . fraw | Ryan A peach ¢ f H pest mw | “4 ter | f < ng PEME at k Mick mirase? t 1 it, he ba " " ‘ pire 2 - . a ‘ ¢ i r LY ‘ straining | ¥ Yi i fight, and be th ae ; Jeff ureat'f i " trainer of Packey | THE STAR-—SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1910, CHOYNSKI MAY JOIN THE JEFFRIES CAMP Berger Now Dickering for His Services——Big Fellow Too Frisky to Suit His Handlers—Will Box Out of Doors. (ty Uulted Beers.) [shoulders any good, and I may cut ROWARDENNAN TRAINING | it until tomorrow CAMP, "Cal, March 9.—After « cx Lier has ordered the reof torn ference today, the trainers of Jim, Off Ob big gymnasium where the} ring bas been set up Jeffries cont a “rush” (olegram tale “Phe big fight in to be in the Joe Choynaki, the former fighter,| open, and we don't want Jeffries at Chigage to be working under a roof,” he} fam Berger, whe sont the tol Chest weights and wrist machines | | eram, refused to reveal the nature) aoa cther gymnasium parapher-| Jof ite contents and attempted to/| nalia will be sent down from San | |eenecea! the fact that 11 had beén | Franciaco wht went Jeffries will begin sleeping out it te known that Berger had been | of OF 7 is a big dickering” with Choyneki to come | bed t ch of | Went and aid tn training Jeffries will not sleep bot why there he t n for ty © big fight & hasty eummor not j to the tt © San Lorenzo fons ' lock to try his Foarful that Jive ' h the t He took the | form too rapidly e ve fisherman of Ben Lomond stale, Manager Bam Derk 1 Trainer Farmer Burne have begged - him to go « bit lighter In bt ® CHOYNSKI SAYS That Jeffries te working too hard | jie the talk of the camp, but he in j NEWS TO HIM) | Jack Johnson and « Sparring Partner Ulustrating the Jeffries Crouch, | fits that be le not and refuson to | |iietem to the pleadings of hin ad (hy Unten BY TIP WRIGHT. taught the Jeffries crouch and Jeffs) visers Jeffries the fourth CHICAGO, April Choyn CHICAGO, April S-Jack Jot eft hook and bedy punch lday of his tratr anal ski today tall 0. repeenamtation of son, having celebrated bin thirty yan is & wonder as # teacher m a’ tan : a a gecond birthday with @ getty, to|and he expects to have O/kalir, kee | wike ved ona wt She he United Prone that he bad + which of hin acquaint. | sonably-tast and clever by the latter | BUrhs and Borge npe no rush meewage from Jim ances ty ng white | part of this month. when Johneon’s| Mm. He made the last three miles | Jefiries or Sam Berger, his man folka—were Invited. is ready te turn | hard training begins of the return trip in a trot. After ager He said be had no idea af hin attention to the serious side of| While Jehnon wilt never admitts bath amd a rubdowr ate B the contents of the menange seid life--his approaching fight with| that there tx the «lightest doubt| hearty brenkfan at ft Wlto have been res to him today Jas. J. Jeffries [about his ability to lower the edlors| probable that the sparflog that w nes the thaiaiag quartere ab few The champyn heavy, ae the re- lof the mighty ty he tells ene neduled for the day will be or mie valpee eult of conte with the Benton | there eo mueh at od - i id t in nepeste Harber peach pagater, Tommy | proaching fight’ that Choynaki said be was preparing Ryan, had set bie training | pare himeeif too I'm « bit » tn the shoulders,” |to go on the vaudeville stage with | patarn, why will begin at Qoean | tiee to the men who bet their mone off oxclat the t od Pr a new sketch, but that he might Beach, or gold coast, about | on fim. presentative after b rur anoel his engagement and go at April 26 With hia wonderful natural abit ming, “1 guews | went at t mee to Rowardennan to iat me eabect to ha and his great str - h, J neon be hand ball a bit too hard yesterdny.| Jeff ja bie tratuing for the battle (Ryan's big fighter) lever that, with Ryan on hart ¢ Mabie heed ah gous . cl tents Meiinon cuttieient ladues Joo Walcott, 5 Btanley | superintend the work, and O-Ket wom iar me a won 5 = atered tetent indu Ketche! and a couple of big buwky ng the Jeffries stunt ae wey | OS. pe £ . | )we as sparring partners,” Jobn-| quickly master the peculiar defense mm told me. “I haven't done any} of James J. and work out « counter this talk of 90 dayw training ts « Tommy Ryan is sper | and nt tratr | have | eon told me, “beoause tb something to train for, and won't | is green. Hut when he goes Wet! m0 wale he will be well coached, and ought | a siartheal Johneem and Ryans scheme in| to make « valwable eparring part r brief is thin: They intend to have | Me's so bie and husky that be Oi | Brown and Hulen are Pro-| '''* "ovr « O'Kelly and e or ¢t “the | ma it interesting when star, the crack % we Ao ae much like | thing moting Four Exhibition |. picy tour ox Jeffries as it is possible for an or- | By working with O'KeilyT stu| bed : - |dinary figh > copy the inethods | get aesustamed te the crouch @out Matches Between the) ‘** “!'”: sre 4» af the Callfornia sliver tip. [which so much has been wrifte “ ts ning from Portland The pair | O'Kally, coached for the past tour! Ryan and | have worked out a piar Billiard Experts—Shows | were expected inst might, but « wire months by Ryan, enti! he has we eve will beat the defense and t Charley Hulen announced that wood hexer, a I am sure the fl wit provel Class. n , Nights, ix being | we are right tn they had minsed train connections ene and would not show up until today \ ABE ATTELL- OWEN MORAN GO CURTAIN Brown and Mulen, who are the | heat boosters for the cue @ame that | RAISER FOR JEFFRIES-JOHNSON FIGHT Seattle has ever had, are promot ing the exhibitions, which wll be j played at Kike’ hall, in the Alaska BY TIP WRIGHT New York—thetr third draw, by buflding Hog and Morningstar Fouldn an Abe Attell-Owen | way—calls for a fourth, to se will piny Monday and Tuesday aor aran fight to 4 finish be the candy | for all time the question of aupert next, both afterneon and evening | rateer for the Joffries-John ity. wieying strings of 300 in the after se ent 1 don't think wit! deny noon and o in the evening The beautiful battle wagered by! that Moran and are two of Admission has been fixed at 50 | thane two wonderful little fellows in| the very cleverest men tm the rin conte for the matinees and $1.06 for nee itoday They both have the hit and the evenings ' SMALLEST UMPIRE ekip game down to « solence, and beth can “4 and elug when the IN THE BUSINESS | °ce#!0" demands that they do x9 Moran is said by some to have the edge on walloping over the shifty Abbie, but when thie statement is accepted moet be rer that Attell, at times, hae shown alti ity to wneork « per. BY THE RINGSIDER became clever, Attell wae a hurri ane knockout fighter Ae he in (Max Balthasar.) | | | BARNEY BRICELAND | BAST LIVERPOOL, ©. Aprit \t ¥ Briceiand, who will ur | in Central league this seas will be the wrnailent tr rh Hu a f ‘ tr r, and hin quart ' f ' ‘ f { 7 ce to J ue of th r fig considers Ryan th . 1 * an w jenton Harbor peact Tommy Ryan Writes for The Star i | his punch, he wurpri Fe. ter part of creased his mpeed he but every «in a while | forth with a that Sto be the erent the int June and the first week | There's’ mo denying that sco during | period than over! i hneon- Jeffries j ke the wd amused i» be in San Fran prior to July 4, and am mistaken, Ban ha sports w Ban the feath on A i) wan Franets rwelght f Septer efty tn this caw thing apparently fost | tight | ine2 othing hyp dente At Half Price o oun ‘ © All n me 000 MAKE Work ra LEAR Ohio Dental ol KH STRERT PAND PIKE ENT RANE METHOD k, hooM and Furnishings at price 4K OT Bankrupt Sale "7 ACM (My Untied Pree) SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-De jfore leaving for Los Angeles this WiLtic HOPPE j afternoon, Louis Blot, the Metropol as “ ‘ atchmaker, announced few days he ses of Billy hopes te Papke DIAMONDS and Frank Klaus to 4 set of articles On credit, $1 per week alling fora 20-round daylight fight STERLING JEWELRY CO the O Shore grounds on or 705 First Av Room 119 vet June 11. fiet denies that Main 7204 the middleweights have signed with ffroth, although be admits Jim PULLMAN AND REGAL AUTOMOBILES A Seadrich Tire : we Soe B10 Pivet Av. Sewth. errs eet 505, tod, 427%, Detroit” Electric “isi. 910 E. Pike ast 4222——Ind, L. 2021 - FISK TIRES | ine Sate halen sbile Co. rae FINOMBEOK, Max MOTOR CAns POLSON IMPLEMENT ¢ Mare 1, Mawr | Maxwel and American »-i'siscis Mc DONALD BROS., Auto Top | Fac tory B. Pine ‘se tad This is the latest picture of Yus T eff Mahmout, the big Turk | jumped Dr. Rollér, the Beattle grag # pler straight falle at Kansas City | trom t Thursday night, Mabmeout ts ps t nidered et mas the busi- | for M pene ne to Frank Goteh, being | ar mnceded a ahade ov he | Cur giant P TIMEKEEPER’S JOB IS OF GREAT IMPORTAN( VUSSIFF MAHMOUT at place state ahmout Wits Minehestnes [elim up where te aid; ‘eica tnaiien Qhaiciin sid never have beam ee ee ges im. Jeffries might sever " vvered, never have had watch for mn J 4, “ls! chance to fight . the f {he big mille of the past 8 iy oy ally ight . make and the has done | ‘Only « few old time boxing fame, | 1 think, rememt vw fintt bis ¥ & timekeeper | anesthe nigt when ne and } eet Maher e rly in th nagle shel! Maher's attack was resistiens, and | setes tt che Sa at last he beat Fitzsimmons dovn Reb was pract) dene for, the wae only « minute old, and strong an it is a fine craft, vancing to administ and Coach Conthear fs touchen when with cago aaloonkeepe : aa wateh for Fits, struck the gong with | water his cane. Of course, Fitz and Maher te took their cornern Of course there | jay w & row. and of ree, Pita ed during th wrangle after Th w making Mat quit Sto If the timekeeper hadn't cut tn | Ds that night, how the fistic map would | etoc have been changed! Fitz, werkapa, | sta “ i never have had the chance t that Coffreth has been dickering with them. for at **e The The four-rou »y8 will hold the! short rds at Dre and tonight Frank! interest in main event, Jimmy which will be between J y Me gele Carthy and “One Round” Hogan su the best of the new croy lightweights, in any crite biggest crowd sin < of things pugtlistic went Grannt fect, will be around the ring. The! Goorg boys let up t fr work last r Hox Overland Cars OLYMPIC ters of CHALMPRS-DETY SON MOTOR CARS. 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