The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1910, Page 2

2 THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1910. SPORTING | Ano ‘rut oristeresr "to" aut” rans} GOSSIP OF* THE FIGHTERS | titonwtanon avout THe wen wno PLAY TURKS BEAT VARSITY Nat ‘Bsc — THE THEORY AND SCIENCE OF THE GAME JEFF'S QUEER ACTS. soon by the fans and not understood, iw fully explained by Hugh Muller eeepeaeeaeooe _ Yesterday's Game With Dode Brinker's Collegians Best |(0™ Writing on “the Inside Gains He Is All “Ginger” While Actually at Work and « Amerioan Magazine for May of the Series—Snohomish Team Is Classy and) Pulierton has the sctenoe of | the . In” When He Rests game worked nto a norton Listless and Unable to W, Should Put Up Good Exhibition. abe vatety oer aecmretibal. bane Straight After Hard Exercise. ak ball Is interesting to itself,” Pull t E —— ——$—— nm writes Rvery ball play Mb ai oe there are five Infiold grooves ¢ ’ If the Northwester Ague season | der Orlett, as; MoLaughitn and four outfield grooves where any tate BY MAX BALTHASAR Wilson, of; Godfrey, 2b; Gidding hit with moderate force will t : (The Ringsider oare we to wae a wee stead o day away * “ r rate y ) « walk in was a Ww 1b; Roberts, If; Bunatine, ¢; Nes, |aate untess a marvelous atop inter in a at ROWARDE AN TRAIN y be ul Net to and if the Tur ere billed (0 pers | re.” giktiiman, We Pp venea a * : ‘ shown > port AMP, HEN LOMOND, Ca form against University of 2% a It im certain that the first base Right new Jim Jeffrie p dole inker, the aralt apie r ele a fo ‘ half wide a hile we Washington seven-day seriea |, Ds" pridag ‘ight for Sponane, |Sroc”e 's © foot and a Male wide at | he Above Field Indicate T Where Line Flies Sltould Go Safe, Calcul Sultenete ee ok dae sal work, we * gapped sic tact ‘hight for Spokane ane, and widens gradually in the Above Field Indicate Territory Where Line Flies Should Go Safe. wins \eouteasts that olf eamp fo . houre agi shuns | ok aoe Sun tte manager through the outfield. There is a|tions Are Based on the Velocity of a Hit ing, One and a Half Seconds per 100 Feet, and the Speed lover have soon, and mo. mark > ; ay wince would be filled i that | 5 Rrown, fn his attempt to « © T% feet wide between the ter- | of the Players B ing Bix Seconds Every 50 Yards. jotted White Lines Indicate Boundary ef Neutra! the con t he displays wi , . “D8 UD to the ga, : 3 e. | "Em ote the fans woul q satisfied | Saturday's and Sunday's Aame*. | ritoriea covered by the firat and wec- |ritory in the Infiel Taran tier Ge coee” thee 4 t the reat uy with the arrs sr the | node won't have time to etay longer |"\\) lememen tt h whieh the ball or tacums aaeeaaniine Tendon the energy wef araity boas pall club, and !than two days, as he will have to be | Shoat ty ty a theinge see ~- - - _ mo ndurance of old. As the four ma ¢ od back to watch bis charges at the) nan can ta cncugh to vonch |Gt alk; tie ence the pleat Whe'etopn, |oves the cuter cavner of the:btate | “While Reulbssh’s arm was| "Pa, almost datly reports nent can 40, orem Proved well worth wa - niveruity. He will be in uniform Bat- | ie the throws, the catches, Inside base- | Mike Mitchel) hits it. The ball asems | swinging, ry man on the team | trom here that pdt at the Yeaterday’s @o, which was won by |urday, but will probably not pitch There is a cap in the defense dl- | ball ie merely the art of getting the |a sure hit, going towards right feld.| was moving toward right field-—in| self to be a veritable glutton mt thet Sea Reo et eee eee he, witl [rectly Over second base 7 feet wide | bite that ‘he couldn't have got any- | Rvere runs easily ove |full motion before Mitchell bit the| work have not been exaggerate ty peat Occurred far the best exhibition of baseball! pig fellow, it Iv likely that he which Is safe territory unless the | how | ball, tommon ft to Chi ball |fact, some criticn have. f rate oe that has been seen at th . coupy the box on Sunday, however. | siteher, at the risk of his life, blocks | Fullerton tluatrates the point by | ts out , hast of th ate tor 38 | grounds this sea collogtans the ball am it tries to pass htm the following description of how| “The ball waa hit in the groove], The gape at first base, between MPs, 4 pat up & great id) The arocemn will be The gap between the shortstop | the Cubs get them where they cught | directly at the 7%-foot wap the geo- | first base and second, over second (eee ee ee tarts ce, the hemp ing Lynch's = Ww five ‘ ning of |and the third baseman le 8% fect |\to be mate metrician will eay ie ‘vacant. pet |pese and between third and short,| Wiech be gore through his stunte, | der aked, but t Dili, and Mert Hemingway nipping | f'" & OS. mer the & foot wider than that between at Moran stoops behind the bat-| Rivers folded tt. Now this i» what + Cased Bermetioniiy, waite the lage Of Warmer Berne and Bet } aun te heave t three ond with his fast r 4 who for th st and seoond baser ter and hides his right hand back of | happened between Steintelat Armstrong, and when he acco wanted sarge he true pexeir yde Hall was an ¥ . ball "i “ " 4 Reulbach, pit When Moran knelt Evers saw | {rd base line 4 sprint, he trate Bran ae getting pitching atch ball, and the t 4 r his head affirmatively. Joim- | that Moran had signaled Reulbach | {** far back th o fo im the : ont natural tonen i vere wtoopa, pats his hand in the|to pitel bail high and out The ball, if hit pound, | ctum randy F my rr & wins of touches ft to hin knees, and | # 4 bbed his hand in the 1 no place t , ow » *l before th t oat Ne UD a bit t upon hie hip. Jimmy Bheek- | d nignattic nker, who patted |{nfielder's hands, uniese Reulbach | spe wings ‘hw 5 i deen © feet acroms left fteld right no his te- |b red and Mitchell ‘pulled’ the | apie and Ha Berger and Burns | Wind Beems Good, For the in towarde the diamond a he . 1. Then Bvers nt bird base gay. have frequently warned him against A few minutes later, while teams playe fi ago ¢ r Btoinfeldt creeps r » hin tert i hie pon his hip, slg « only chance Mitchell had to| setting too fast @ pace in all of bis |? © conv eolortont ba g Per th Alor prospect wo ling £ “ Tinker moves towa pcond base ing She tfield cap-|hit sate w ve the ball over| work at such an early date tere effort ae few r y V sta so “ “ ad Bvers take @ ster in, wha * be pits - o tte ” o * p da — 1 rcare . , a . eso Ip ‘ and Evers tak nt am! te ft mutt r to} Reaction Sete In. , tae Bo t “ ead | en ee ep Save Pee hohe hit that te tha But after breakfast the reactior itfioutt stunts, Jim is showing hi ¢ mark In attempt ortbe the vigorous manner ee) back and edges towards Char ho | Shockard toward the spot t - ot and | = f ther er his t hese 1 be serena world jike a man afflicted with a “ owt natural al manag, The Va ° stent “ : eth | RERELELELE LLL ete gnc mage era Mcrae Pdi my ooo twice, Lockwood rapped . ar to owners, players and 0 |w SUNDAY BASEBALL 18 |Sorky ‘ssovemtant, oupecstttg Tor a moods bagger, ‘Mullion Nit" and chit nae Glee, Pelee Wen. wae he UP TO THE VOTERS. |the world's sort ofa tug ot’ pa ; ersupply, ar @ long outfield fty y t on the field, and naming pe ic tralia he sro to propel him over the ground. It e is worrying, no is not the eany, elastic step of the | « erger, has hae the ne at young athlete, but rather the faiter- | inquire Dut whatever fee score on the throw-in Potal ox for infringements. Anything By United Press.) ing gait whe very weary man. Some- | ca ne people to we ae COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 21.—The people of Ohio citios may decide by ballot whether or not they will have Sunday baneball Governor Harmon lust evening signed the Ander son Sunday baseball dill despite protests aligned by thousands of prominent min isters. The Dill leaves the mooted affalrin the hands of the individual municipalitie permitting popular decision. Opponents of Sunday are elated by the suc thetr campaign eae be severely p thin sea Collins made his initial appe here as o first sacker, and perf. weil, although he had no chance ndson, the iad from Monroe I off anything seneationa wo| Wash, who was signed by Dugdale | ite out of three times up t the on the « commendation of story of the switch, Manager 4 Ham Hyatt, he rted, and | @an't afford to bench Collins | Dug does © that he will er Johnston. and he has h t show 4 fn i to be the former will make good o . der, but the } has | fmitial corner. He will prodaty cay taftebher t in, and no Rg LDER the bag In the opening game attempt made to rout the} BLADE 2.33 | youngster o . A Today the Turks will play fast Snohomish team on the loca i The put in an} Wet. Skillman, the southpaw who | appearance . an he fntehes Bald the locals down to five hits and| his co urse. Dug traded | runs like rowdy ball or mpire batting | (By United Prem) LONDON, April 21. —Lowry’s t nin cc City and Suburban stake race yes t r > the gin nil, y, and the $10,000 purse which » be m that they wilt B- 2 to | shot Bo icles shame hattonal game upag | Lord Carnarvon's Mustapha came au If President Line coal i in second, with the odds 4 to 1 to er and Hofman and plasters s othe Prompt and severe should be the|ing big fine upon them tee Dean Swift, entered by Jool, a} Punishment meted out to Joe Tinker | rowdyiam, no fair nae oe and Artie ue nembers of t love that tt @@e lonely run when they played in| Cat «¢ t Spokane for tim, | LOWES PI Minoru, King Edward's favorite} Umpire Watkins in Columbus | nol ron nent thaw that conte Baohomish last week, will decorate | and t t * too much money sts horse, ran but did not make a place.| A few years ago th ube vinited) if th men can get the mound. The visitors will come « let off, ewen if he cared te play ‘err Trr ere. 2 ee There were 14 starters in the| Columbus and engaged in a stnilar|tnis » ¢ bases oe WP to the plate in the following another year FIDNEY . race affair. The twas that the team lished. or at the most Gna Matar noe - was refu ring exh gat inhment, thetr escape will stand t nainder went to hin assist le APS er gener val , only kept in cheek @ tear of He declares that be will mix things | T . spon , Iright from the start and the ring » { “ © a fornia bet nm bell tap hie onthe Diagram Showing Location of Kidneys in Relation to Lower Ribs. Jack Gleason also will leave for |, ud the Cubs Sketched by Or, W. R. C. Lateon, (My United Pres) |the Coast tonight. Jack has been |?" Gee yee, bal der on IQUE FIBHER, who returned from @ trip to San Fr sco a | No. 4 CHICAGO, April 21.—Johnson | reported on his way for several | rine nt Lynch of the} = = 80 -<- oie if ap orting quests from the ¢ — me BY W. R. C. LATGON, B. &. M. DO. changed bis mind about no training | days, but yy ene to be able/ National league should inflict pun- | opolis, and he ts « > throw © interesting sidelights |to tear aw ack will make good |ishment neither of the rowdtes FE + 4 7 A very dangerous, although not In itself fatal, is the kidney punch | uptti he hits the Coast Wii ar a * * neither of the rowdles wii on the Fourth of Juty flaht, whi anys, ta the sole tople [wad \o1's pascmout bhow, the punch to the idweys te ome of the mest hits the Coast, when Be | nis solemn promise to Rickard to|ever forget ; Side utuael ae menor tat cece Ge im 6 sis ee {fective known to ring ta was offered $3,000 by = moving pring Jack Johnson with him, so Toughs Not Wanted. Ruste ME nd WOPTIAA Wiehe tot abone tae conaitinn, erhoor? After half a doxen firm blows over the kidneys there is no boxer | picture company for permitting |that the promoters may be able to Somme yo x. wes oe noe mt ae hie ° ate om, ait : en living, no mattor how strong, how hardy, or how brave, whe will not they won't let o1 a Mique ¢ wan always a bear, but now his t fool queer, Hick and dizsy, and be inctined to lose heart ois are worse than « do someho: e re om he P on ° | = ba Miia. soeuted Won teens. ete ese ees ee ( ooee Why is the kidney punch 00 damaging? Well, for at least three | Jack performed overy stunt known! ance ai Dreatiland tonight spe Ey eo» A, TE. etorin d the way he's treating sport writers has made ors | Teewona. to trainers and in a few hours made 0 place on the Giamond than $ i aore Pe sgo on ern jd orga Eek Wertere tae mae Rayer In the first plade, during a ring Battle a man ts producing poteonous ' r nd thas ther day at Rowardennan, @ Bulletin photograplier who was trying to | waste matter three or four times ee fast ae usual Some of the most Get some good enape, asked Jeff to please turn around. Jeff turned alt | Pusonous of this waste le constantly taken out of the blood hy the kid- ht, but it wae to curse the newspaper man off the ground. That sort | °°". ‘ ‘ @f thing won't get him anything.” Repeated shocks to the kidneys cause them to stop thelr act and the urea and other pols acoumsiate in the blood, osing ¢ t mfort, early fath and mental distrese here to pmo dowh at Je et hen, > : . “ * ale par a that athe ee > * 4 bee A pn Another reason fs this: Attached to the kidneys are two amall Wet while his highly undiplomatic cour 7 : o~ na bodies, t adrenals, which supply to the aystem « fiuld far more vital there are several on the inside who can sed ; uM friendo. | than the blood itself, A yage of their function ix Hke shutting off his actions " & man's wind, ‘ Jetivien was never affable, but up to the time he signed with Jok Lastly, It must be remembered that every blow to the kidneys is eel ened Ms 4 a blow to the wind itself, through the shoek to the lungs — ——— = £08 was good friends with most of the sporting writers and cartooniate With whom he came in contact. After the famous star chamber session SORES RE IONE IS peo YA IE ad | } | fa Rae ork ym which al iewvaiar wen nore ciaea some se | CHOYNSKL, ONLY MAN TO KNOCK OUT JACK, ARE UP.T' O-DAT we @) 0 rat Garhi of wre’ nercone sis annie | WILL BE JEFF'S COACH AT ROWARDENNAN | Solid ak Rocker ik Sis Whels: atawd mentioning sre ; F the cere re THE PATENTED very comtort eee eee eee eee ee tee ee eee * eee ee eee ee eet etee There is no excuse for these out them to snap him while in action. | keep him in tow breaks, Baseball jong ago passe the stage where it en | art | ‘That was nuts for wits of the profe mn, a » “ - < ng oll ale TE ater edged ple of | a WRIGHT. and expect to have the last word | YEN TILA TED 1 har pie game a , ‘oe Choynakl, hero of a hundred concerning his training. Jeffries es Saal a battles in the squared ring, will be| wants me because of my long ex OVEN IS SAFE, : | « ° of ne 1. Jeffries perien 4 hr ‘be No it's a well known fact that low by t stan n nin, ber are f James vA pretet an @ he cays, agave ¥ Mie ridicule. Jeff would rather part with 7d ee |throughout the period of training Choynski le always willing to stand ECONOMICAL AND | A i eal @hek you eaF that, you're going it. When hy i, | and until the curtain fs run down on | up and fight.” ; / Beattie in January he told a crony here at i la [the next great battle for the heavy-| Not many 165pound men wi SANITARY. The Es the scribes (who, by the have treated ' | weight championship at Emeryville, | o¢ 2 tate t 7 fp the history of the ring haw been treated), and vowed he'd get « \¢ ae ° ve willing to stand up in front of tate system of ventila | Sore. che ae. ve igh 5 235-pound Jim Jeffries and swap ge iho page + hemes oe ¥ camp, ¢ Choynaki will not take charge of | punches. But that’s what Joe tion makes it impossi | sce Oe gla 10 ra ane pg ie on [the training camp, he will take /Choynski is going to do, That's|P 41 } . rota | to Kick every man because one man has abus Yaad ea charge of Jeffries This lo a dietine just what he did all the t ; ile for burnt gas to en insulting all presemen who yme ta b 7" ™ | tion with a difference. he bionde | was in we ring-—«ive away pounds > B oO . f j pe gee Pe at, pam “red” and ow other Me wee wonder, who in his day seored the; to almost every man he met—and ter the oven and come J Ny hl uddle seat; a strong, ade ig fellow the target for th t. and hande jonly knockout record against Jack| he mot the biggest and the beat of contac th the foe } deserved “panning” that made hi Johnson, and fought @ 20-round | them sich ae in comtact with the food well-made chair, all ae ee ee ae ge the top » ind not re | draw with Jeffries, will be as the Of course,” said Choynekt (pro! therein All the gas - “ oak ia. even sae 1 would be . ‘ . » be real man behind the man behind | pounce it Co-tnaki, please, not Choy fumes pass around the latest accounts. f ver, there BBP organ ee eng > ™ | the punch }inski), “I don’t intend to stand and ; fellow, physically, and further deve . " watae brag And it isn't stretching facts s bit} jot Jeff whale me. | expect to take outside of the oven, on interest by every fight fan in th ntr }to say that Jeffries couldn't have| advantage ot my skill as a boxer the 1 ‘ a 1 1¢ same principle as a ss aoe; | Chosen more wisely, They don't) Hut don't forget that big Jim Jeff princif NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN make any better men than Choyn|{y some boxer. Anyone who thinks|| COal range. The heat is LEAGUE [*kt when tt comes to conditioning | ne is short on the sclentific.ond.of { . Sa N D distributed evenly, so once ; [a man for battle. He is in @ clas®/the game has another thought or . Standing 0. the Clubs. Standing of the Clubs. by himself, just as he was in theltwo to take : that the oven cooks just We, Lent | Won. Lost. Per | Baleyon days when he was beatis However, I believe that by box as well on Philadeiph , ao wee and giving away | ing 4 with me, Jeffries Will Im ud Pittaburg 5 . . 1 we : prove his present form, goot n the bot Chicago , 0 | Det : ’ oyneki in La Grange, TIL,/j6, 1 have always been regar Heston re $ 4 0) he has made his bome as a fast, scientific boxer Estate Gas Burners. Use Cincinnati Pe . “ “ of years, devoting mu naturally my ability will be of con ge eae 4 | Phila ; me to raising chickens. He] siderable help to the big fellowi' even Parts Air to One Part Gas Bt, Louls ; y , ’ the rush of breaking up| As a matter of fact, Choyndkt Brook! , ow weeping, but had time to talk) wii} guperintend Jeffries’ training y «agement | He will say how much work «ball 1 will be Jeff's sparring partner | be done each day. He will see that ble Living Room Rocker, medium high back, neatly turned spindles, cobbler or finished golden; $3.50 value— »p as it does danger of Joffries going stale ts tange avold and that only “work bene dulged in summing up, Choynakt will be YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Jettrie ator from the day he reaches Rowardennan until the Standing of the Clubs fight is « 1. He has been re Wor rot. | tained at a fancy price, and he ts worth every cent b te, | pinion of the fight fans who burners are At New York that you burn air and together; they are parts, to | j / : tal, heavy legs 1, polished topi W. Special... $13.50 lowing Jeffries’ training cle o clean és Gihon SHPAEHPREAET OME Chicago 1 ‘ , a] > 5 _|* DARKTOWN TO SEE 8t. Loul a i nese ; ; JACK JOHNSON OF Needharr . y A (By United Pres paban icetens . jan, | “ CHICAGO, April Ca Mot white man will be a vem in and out You Want Baby Carriages ee - Our Basement Remember that we are fs OF \ r some vee 1 bargains ™ the le agents. for ‘ » in our exe enabl n ms y ! trp! 5 when Jack Joh THE BEST OF EVERYTHING ni n of sunny Africa who oni In our 1 ms , way from his Pullma or doff } walter jacke§ On credit, $1 per week At San Francisco. give the title hold FEDERAL PAINT AND WA STERLING JEWELRY CO, Kt \ oth, A © crowd of PAPER CO 105 Firet Av Room 116. 3 will escort Johs 1314 tet Ave Arcade Anr Main 7294. 4) ome to the traln famous Allwin Folding pads Go-Cart, the most per irt made. We are y gents for the handy , al ; ’ de for new OF Oriole Go-Basket that Becond Ave, at Union § see our ex 1 piece of furs v1 would Right in the has become so popular All Speclais Are for Cash eee eee ee eee ee ee eS A tk