The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1910, Page 2

OINGS OF A DAY IN Hf HAPPENED, IT’S HERE IT’S HERE, IT HAPPENED [FRANK GOTCH IS| WORKING HARD FOR ZBYSZKO (hy United Pros) CECIL THOMPSON COMES TO THE TURKS’ RESCUE MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, April 22 Will Leave College to Play First Week of the Season ctunte have" Brent peeve taming With Seattle—This Solves Knotty Problem of Cus- | fio" Drink Gelel 10 pena. for the world’s wrestling chan In addition to work at the Minneap alia Athletic ¢ todian for the First Station. 1 and a slow ball that kept sing batamen gucesing S852 a batting « as thre puntry rune whieh i serve to pat him tn YNCH and Dug-, ton. son will ale go nditioner, and tn th the Minneap park. Nothing t regarding the o, but there te « angementa in for @ and | defini pro- | mateb with m May 30, | Standing of the Clubs. Won, Lost, Pet Philadelphia 8 foo | Pittsburg 4 Chicago ‘ ‘ w York ; dase ing Manek Dug more than the edmit. Thompsor from # ne Mike st Louts Brooklyn eouuwwe Yesterday's Results At Pittsburg . RH. EB A Ot LO eiiiesace ‘8 4 teas Pittsburg 9M 1 slugger, and shoul +. nm run getting Batteries: Willis and Phelps Reimer and Gibson. xxx At Brooklyn. ted return ame yee Ms HB Philadeiphia . t.9 Brooklyn eh ae Batterion Moren and Doolin Withelm, Barger and He: on At New Vork. RH. EK Hoaton ae New York sees 3 6 a Batteries: Curtins, Brown and Graham; Marquardt, Crandall and Meyers. ———— — At Chicago. Mike has got yet de- Cincinnati «2 i It be at the recetving | Chicago ¢ 0 1 end nly Danny Shea will ‘ @a4 scored on Wilson's single be Batteries: Beebe, Covaleski and =x McLeas, Brown and Needham. ho game xx | ‘There wift b pom, the pila & lay off,.| Riddle © onto will very tving Tom nee to put likely ran in yt o mare the finishing touches on the grounds | thon rece at Londos May 21. It te nd | The infield te in good shape, but the the tong dix of the year this after Zackert, Seattle's now left hande finger. pitched ui @ appeared to have the « the visitors down te struck out six men d- |outfield, expecially the right garden.|ia England. and is held over the fs are not sharp, but he ha very rows Olymple course **Ringsider’s”’ Gossip of the Game BY THE RINGSIDER. Jaymnastun work before putting on|In addition to his boxing, road and BAN YRANCISCO, Ap z the « gymnast Owen ts gotng tn Writing ond in this city, an Joe » that he is sincere wher f im on the water at Shetern 2g < min who has |¢ says that he ts gotng to try his arthy, who is boxing @aiched 2 Ketche! at work for |R¥ theories on Jeffries, bringing his brothers, Willie and hie fight with Sam Langford et|the Burbank gtant around to the Johnny, t# practically down proper state of mind and body by | weight, and Philadetphie on April 27, declares an afford to take an that the n eweight champion *Ptinging the ph occasional layoff, but Spider Keily actually is working bard, and when 8%, Muse and ts working the buy along eastly he steps into the ring he wit! be| him. Jeffries ix not very str x * that sort aki ow of training, and if Ch de tn putting tt urprise a lot of 5 e than Jeffries hisself. His left hand, tn Klaus. @ grand shape Johnny Coulon hag been matched fured in the fight with Prank © to fight Frankie Burns, the New Jer sey bantam, in Brooklyn, N. ¥., next hes healed, and bis strength. ed and wind are said to be just as good ae when he met Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Monday evening. Coulon has been } fighting quite reg“tlarty of late, and his program cai r almost « fight lub | ® Week until om miner That he has gving often waa evi denced in his recent 19-round bout with young O'Leary in New York ui he ft yesterday for Row @rdennan, According t Present pins, be will not bex x Moran tm set raid do to earn a fag with Jeffries for several days. | ting « hot pace at San Rafael, box erttics even declared ar a warts te little road and! ing no lees than 12 had @ silght shade. rounds a day seen PHOENIX CLUB HAS | STRONG FIGHT CARD AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. Won. Loat. Pot Cleveland 4 2 688 | Boston .... ... 2.) ae | Detrott 3 2 600 | St. Léuts 2 2 600 New York eae ke Washington ag 428 | Philadelphia as 400 | | Chicago Eee) 200 Yesterday's Results At Boston, : RHE Washington .. : Boston 0 9 1 Batteries Walker, Groom and Street; Karger and Carrigan, At Philadelphia. j RWB New York ! 5 1) Philadelphia i Batteries: Ford and Sweeney Morgan and Livingstone. At Cleveland, RWB Detroit 8 5 0 eveland he et Battertes Willetts and Stanage Young and Clark F At St. Louis. RH. B Chicago ’ 1 4 5 St. Louls 4 5 1 Batteries; Walsh and Payne Lake and Steven 4 CLIFF DYER With Clift Dyer va, Fr J ff his smokers a lot Lanfall, and Jack \ ' f # of actior i lonas ¢ 4, t ak DIAMONDS On credit, $1 per week STERLING JEWELRY CO, 705 Firet Av. Room 119. Main 7294, « for F J 4 Austin has the repute i Olitt bye THE STAR+FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1910. THE WORLD OF SPORT EDITED BY LA ENCE REDINGTON———— ation to other vital organs, © great nerve centers, the two cardia plexuses near the heart, Sketched by Or, ©, oF solar, just behind the stomach W. RC. Leteon BY W366. LATSON, ©, 8M. punet sone of The heart akilifully employed. First, b rean nen of the ayrmpathette and. are speaking are Inthe acing set of fthers. » more or leas, and every f tomoval especially, te tn The heart puneh f often the immediate cause of a knock ut. Hut, tke other punches which I shall desorthe, the blow over the heart disturbs } weakeng the entire system, and hastens that » fatigue or incaution, the fighter shall relax his abdominal or let bis few mag, and the knockout can be snapped hy No o Use Crying Over Spilled N Mil “Hub” Clothes is true. RB On the ‘Square Exclusive Seattle Agents for Carhartt Working Clothes LL THAT'S WORTH WHHE NO NOTHING THAT ISN? JOHNSON'S GETAWAY T9- THE STRAINS OF Digi Admirers, Both White and Colored, Give © One of the Greatest Sendoffs Ever Accorded Fighter—Is Idol of Chicago Fans, BUY YOUR FIGHT TICKETS AT THE RAILROAD OFFICE (iy United Prose) CHICAGO, April 22,—Promoter Jack Gleason has finally succeeded |im persuading railroad officials of | various Western railroads to hav-| jdle the aduission tickets to the | Jeffries Johnson fight at Kmery | ville Independence Day, in confunc tion with the regular railroad tickets, Gleason, who has been conferring with different officials for the pant three weeks, held « final confer lence yesterday, when the railroad mon gave thelr consent to ald th fight promoter in distributing t | pastuboards | Orders will be given agents im mediately authorizing them to ac Jcopt money for fight tickets from | *Y°r | perne ing railroad tickets to the # f the big #erap. {MARY THOMPSON GETS TWO Ble eal Eon P. WESTON 0 vores ge gs, NEARING RISGOAL (Ry United Press.) | \ CHICAGO, April Amidst W. Fitzpatrick, hern Association, A, ¢ of & letter (Hy United Pres.) PALMYRA, } Apert this fish won| ward Payson Wew compared to one|reached his goal. He had on his tine for | Syracuse , and which hia achedule nth city finally got in he riffies and broke | the re laway from t Pick up your stool and hike yo to another cow. Same advice holds ge about men’s clothes. No sense goingtt a tailor shop for a suit just because som clothing concern sold you a suit that went awry and failed to please you. Wew you to try on some of our “Hub” Clothes They are not the common variety “ready-mades.” There is no tailor thé can make them one stitch better ours are made. As for style, “f Clothes are just one season ahead of th procession. We would like to entertall you with a few try-ons, it’s free—ail we want to show you that this talk abou We like lookets | Re gal Hub Speci $15° SUITS” For Men and Young Men |For Men and Young Men | cing that the Shoehy y way, Some deity ing trouble; tt laa that every D 8 tomer, 615-619 FIRST AVENUE Opposite Totem Pole