The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1910. OINGS OF roves THE WORLD OF SPORT en POITED CY LAURENCE REDINGTON——— COMBINATION SWATFEST EDIE BLL “SEAT BUSINES” TRANNGS™, S80 JONSON'S ACN ENE AND COMEDY OF ERRORS ; eprroamssaors} MMS COARSE 5 IT HAPPENED, IT’S HERE IT’S HERE, IT HAPPENED LL THAT'S WORTH WHILE ND NOTHING THAT ISNT a, seer Te EEE bins h wild ap ; bd woolly neinative gent ‘news (7) anent the Paul fight have put orem tory to the eft of darkest Africa, y at bareadn Drege ct coin to bet om the limit | itwelf | Whon one man has faced three or four others with the , Sahni | he ape ne pre Attempt to Bottle Up All, the News of the Jeffries Training Camp for Profit a Joke. Turks and Twilight Leaguers Go at It Hammer and Muff, and Former Win Out in the Ninth-—Ragged | Ball and Hard Slugging Features of Game. f throwing nee both arr play, and of necessity the mu the aide, arm « ould make @ yr Med t ' | the upper portion of th y par soa aaa ting through, A wayed forward in throwing | nid asides } un attic ye " Rere , Ther Rays on in the nd smiling Samuel, in the role re x e at that's rs ft Jie ttries, he ystcn another oy-miker to his re musical . Siok Sits he last few w fact that he wal @ the ninth yl . but whe t with un magnet first mack ters and wnt the ae stride of 4 phers, while the & pase an Avanesh to the pion was still living a life egant leisure more owat heoflamt, glance | cago mansion Nib Calgary firat offer | We have been treated to a da f ie ny putt R taking @ have a dash of Jobson to TF done rene : wnt: bends the sport page of the dally pape a larg i pla ay emg ie, leona tes, ame looking individual, ste perty with @ saw fn his he ‘olding over the ba S P vieture is ca t of Jeftries rot and bounding away again furniehing the press This picture | n f taken fn an Meat " “ é shirt stn thing to that |} After the ball hae been thrown for | States with daily an 5 tt @ few minutes, the chances are the| ters (mail and teleg Next day ¢ abe ! & ball with two y ‘ ies tothe V i shia i prevent the ai eetsing a may | mre rr te | Juen'e trang ae nD ; k, = oy ‘ ’ and he "it's a at eight to waich a pu | vinttors an they arrive. . | te png up in @ age a , rm.» We Pow ry to, bat! JACK JOHNSON USING MEDICINE BALL. Several Weining Daten asta | pan. you the value of Cote tition | Uganda, bas arran and train the « with such tn~ that he switehed| Of the apparatus weed by an ath-{return ¢ ball at him with « aide, or that Ch known referee of the The ball, zamb to win tn the 4 = of hin anatomy and | tote to get int laughable There's « co ation, and tler what brand of te ix now stinging the bail consistently. | cine ball iw hard t +iand Iittle Joe Wal the fe Beal Rock house they'll give Pie 2s laround benefitter gether, Joe isn't much bir thing dif vet that has b mewhat of @ baseball) Jack Johnson f2 seen In the ple- 1 and the way it k bing Eateer andthe » Jeffries gang pl an you may have teed if} ture in the act of tossing a nine good as & comedy takes his r " - - i = you have been out to the park re- | pound mediot The big fel of the medicine ball Is /of training P ” ther hitch in ¢ pl ceatly, Clynes plucked three hit«|low enjoys n " 4 ax beneficial. in that tt} Every a | _ There seems to be anothe hitch in the pldns fora yesterday }hawe t and ngibens every Herger| Welsh-Packey McFarland fight in London. Ad Wolgast, whet eee the ba " in the b and eapeubly Huliding, Ran Francia | playing t cal engagements in the AM e st, Flanagan, the Calgary catcher, etrencth they p the arm, back, side and stomijeh a 1} that the b-MeFariand fight will t i off if a Wolgas' ought to have a grouch after yeater. | the fun of returnin aceon how BC P ranged In San Franc >. Wolgast wants to get > day's game. No umpire waa ecen| Bix as the ball t It requires strength, wind 9 i he is counting On a match with either i infesting the grounds, #6 big Gus |!t at the men he plays with as if tt stamina to pass the heavy bell gor | th and ob ne ail is we ‘ai Thompson wan ca oid |} Was a foot ball and he thes the fiye of etx orinutes steadily we Offerent in this reapect oe ak ae se to fiche Weta. the indicator —— 4 him prefers to meet Sekehhntehenenen however . s ined to take hin on for 8 ee a Agt SALAR PLEXNS KNORKANT BLOW : seats st Be n impasaable ta t ® s ANSWERS, * him the at mone second base * oatoh the Seat couple of times, but t Cues eeeeneueene ‘ ing doing. Thompron had a ta: [ Mouwnta f doog beat for being In the way T }id not knock 1 bieachers waoted Flanagan t R ~ curve balls to secemd, but the on oe t . yne he attedn 1 ed wide and lid 6 ‘with « cs Spee it im the shortetep’s hands right ‘ & punch ¢ a : re ° ® e the mouth ’ ——— His Four-Sacker Tied the Score. out for baile until the fans thought MR. KLING’S JOKE | (By United Pres) )Jobnson with him, but Rickert " he must have been the india rubber SAN FRANCISCO, April 19. ertain that “Lil Artha” ill te) man im a elroun, And at that, he Let ue emile, It is announced tn got what he stretched for , the score keepers had time to notice t Johnny Kling that the inning was over. Along tn way to bis traning station Tex Rickard naid t at “Genial the thira P R i apt ag nm Tine { of his : Re Rock house soon, one Pos eanett -stipped rT Chartes } Jack” Gleason wor arrive ore a | through with another run, making it Rennett only pulled out four nite - ce Johnson was due to leave S tot for four thmes up DIAMONDS >rnINg. | cago last Saturday,” said Rickard | » Gleason | “but T suppose something has Bald | him back. We have mo fear his physical condition, but we like to see him out here where is not bringing Mistahlcan hold him down.” Then, in the sixth, Calgary climb A ae | @4 DretchKo's frame tor five hearty| The University of Washington @rats, one after the other, Dugan,|team will oppose the Turks this i Standridge. Clynes, Smith and Kel- | afternoon and tomorrow. Today the fackey hitting In the order named, | Calgary crowd will meet the Tacoma ' Tigers. on the latter's home grounds On credit, $1 per week STERLING JEWELRY CO. 705 First Av. Room 119. Main 7294. 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