The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1910, Page 2

* 2 : THE STAR--MONDAY, MAY 2, 1910 IT HAPPENED, IT’S HERE OINGS OF THE WORLD OF SPORT LL THAT'S WORTH WHILE | | A DAY IN . ND NOTHING THAT ISN'T IT’S HERE, IT HAPPENED y 5 “—<— ve - ‘Goot } fon penn Oro You Sav peer A000 \ muey, TWAT we maok AL HIS \ J 1 CANTIAT || pir sLiprm ed, —~ as * tas NAME, com OY THE PENT \ 4 ACARPETT oon 1 Know \Om Jow WHA 18 Mir, ontt , Tay AGAM, mm, way 00es SEVEN SCRATCHES DUG | How Jod Choynski is Training Jeff ; . DOGS ENTERED A Hen CRODS | . ny 1 | Vee pur nes \— Cy a ends t! CLUB SHOW ‘alias igen | sven 8 vore!) Mal Hat a gS The Seattle Dox =, which with 4 | open next jmoth rink ‘Tacoma Wins the Game in the Seventh After Seattle Had It Cinched Apparently—Combination of Hits and Errors Loses for Seattle. | the jentered and me entrie rec STANDING OF THE TEAMS. | Johnwon. it se 8 8 Won. Lost. Pet.| dna co wen rr) 4 oe Tacoma 5 © BSH] FROMM, PE ek 8 lancouver eee, | 4 og | Hane SEATTLE... ....4 8 444 Totats . en 8 8 Spokane wees 4 5 aa nm paon a | For six tong innings he held the foe at bay Th on-——for it was Rone other, but in the seventh those Vengeful Tacoma Tigers deeply fur Fowed his classic features with tive Jong, painful scratches, which, added to the home run_ knocked sullenly foyer the fence by Mott earlier In the mame. made the futile three annexed . . ‘ | 1 m co ret Mtr linises’ oe ses 6 ecal OHNSON WILL START Our Natural Love of Combat roms vena sensual com y the Moslems look like an office | 5.1) Boy's execu for going to a ball ce o. k J tf Fr t rp me, And then again in the olzhth | “ue ny innings | Awakene Yy ack-jJe igh too) Her . Stevens, not satisfied with hav 5 \ ° . 1 16 ‘| n 4 ene fhe garnered a couple of hits before, | TA i ed jeenter of anning Xhe unparalleled effrantery ag a ag eh nh a Ded hependence Day Emery- {to sustain ite, The higher animals,|and neratching a tree of Everett with the ball over the paltsades for 4 | MR \necainman. liyraes. stolen, bat [eee ‘trie apa {thelr faculties more numerous, aré| Doge’ play consists of sham war-|some of his ston fun, making the final score 7) — Coleman. — Double aye Bh j jvitie, Cal, James J. Jeffries and sn ontirely ipled in providing | fare, They chase, try to overthrow | terriers, but as h lost some of 4 po in favor < im siaee ne mond: Coleman, Rock ntield ean puritan. John Johnson wil! settle the beavy- for immediate needs, Better nutri-| each other, bite and claw in the|his prize winners it is open ques- i just think of itt) After making | Mor: Struck out " ‘ tion iwldas Hy energy Vigor | apirit of fun. + necesalt has ‘ . ’ 4 Rechmute eens > eight champlonshts y y tion whether he can carry off as #hree runs in the sixth, and after |Sehmu a — . turna to something else. ne, but desire remains | many firsts an we f ; Sheathing the Tigers’ claws for six | },)™00% 7 Mit hy pt Spasms, to have the beasts turn and pais: | Cursory Size-Up Shows Yarn About His Excess Bag-) 101 wii! be trained 10 Ate ea en piqher aniinals. excess energy |~ It is the same with humans Tat. | ; of ph teal fitnens. oh will rep nanifowts tee n different ways. | tle rh 4 we a They sho he te SN ee ee cate Bad uct. caer: |mnolber uEamet kiah takes thei CALAN AEE i, gad the seimel trainer. ae age Probably Talk—Will Strip for Photographers poco: t powerful of his A horse fed , Schmutz, some way or another. al | gag Me.” Says John-|"s cived kicks, runs and shows spirit | place of man's combativenexs, ‘The CAUSES TROUBLE | ways got away with his troubles be “ WwW a lohn-| "The fight will be witnessed by until the surplus haw been worked | sports of boys, wrestling, boxing. | fore they got real serious, except, of | Soon—“Billy Delaney Won't Train Me,” Says 1,900, who will pay ‘a million for off, ee gach other, are. but flashes| - ; 1 qourse, when Seattle got the three, | ithe pete but the country| When excessive energy t# found » predatory instinct | When President Lynch of the Na- @nd then ‘what might be termed vol- | son. 26,000,000 will watch the returns. in man or animal, they feel this This in seen chiefly in boxing. The | tonal league adoy the rule that . ley scoring of his companions wea} In other lands 70,000,000 will do the desire for play. Sclence says play impulse takes more clearly the | 4 ball gam ceases, regardiess of f ee ane ae his | nore see naam nace ae 4 ea and later noe the fight in| Desides are ideal feelings that|form of combat which our ances- | conditions Whenever the two teams _ Twice did Bennett, with his bat | . moving pictures arise when real feelings to which|tors depended upon for thelr ex-|have agreed to stop at a « n a Mewly greased and shining In the | (My United Press) (Ry United Pree) jand that Ix one reason that has! Why this Interest? they correapond have not been exer- | isten |time, just as soon as the ha ot a Thys of the setting sun like a newly SPOKANE, May 2.—Vane SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.—Jack | atven rise to the talk of him lacking} jguman brutality? lolsed for some time Overcharged nerves of well nour- | the umpire’s watch Indicate the time Jainted funnel, walk up to the plate | arter getting @ jad of five runs and| ) it do no training of any | erly condition | oN once ways the interest is! Every mental power ts subject to| ished men find relaxation in box-|agreed upon, he borrowed a lot of ‘When there were two men on bases, | driving Holm out of the box, | psemaenn we P Nothing Deing for Delaney. | natural love of content, expreased in| this Iaw—that its physical machin-|ing, which i» @ simulation of what | trouble for himself his umpires. ‘and just as the fans were setlling ) came on poor pitching. A crowd it | sort unti! next Thureday, and it is Sor uletue to the talk | the form of play ery, when dormant for an unusual| was once the most necessary action| H ofore it has always been the More comfortably in thelr seats | snout 4,000 was present and chpered | well within the poasibilittes that the ORRSD PEE DS Phe battle will epitornize the bat-| period, becornes unusually active. | to life | custom to finish any inning that was to give the battte ery of free- | th sh sebengyer pp 4 hea that he might have Billy Delaney | Th ise | Onl tures full of strength and |started when there was an agree- the good. pitching of “Handsome” | neayyweight champion will postpone | Witt, Mim ar an adviser. “I havent |e and play of life impulse | Only creatures ‘ A fight may be a seriou encoun- | started when there was an agres- ter, but it is also play, because it is} strike out, while a fluah of vex- | jack ‘ke declared |that makes us follow the gla ry ay i] yrn~ | neh about ‘tat b ation mounted Pug's manly brow |. the commen pA lle Ig) oh bm Aha ona cng maken wn overturn tyrants, enjoy) A cat, leading a life luxury, | not Maury to life’ troservation {Umpires were hi structed never to ‘and Dug’s smothered sobs could be| [RS "oor" “ hastum work until a week from to-| Jack, “because [ don't want.tp|inakes us overts craves to exorcise her weapons. You ag eng life preservation. | art an inning uniess they felt sure Vensvuve an. S. & knock, but you know that [ attend | baseball ‘ Men love an encounter because | heard above the sighs of the bleach~ | awain rt ee ee Yar ek day. " eu ‘ animals devote time and | see ber doing so by stretching her the a | they could finish it. and when start- Lower the actions which brt relief the ers. ‘ | Breen. 2 . seve" 9 He has promised that if the/to my own training. it win this stremath to fulfiiiing the fonctions | legs cs Truaiae ther ahaateed nae Ror eran Bech Sing FOLIOE ye tee of it bad to be Gethed. Lana Pe Wright made a faux pas or two- meres ib ; 5 : : ; 2 | weather Inf at mon Thu fight I want all th ered ~ ie — rates al Sees ties uae ae aters Of. the oan fear Gute aad at WE ke ; this is mild speaking, accarding to | T}°\"° ° 2 8 1 8 8 Slday ho will strip to give the news| coming, and If I lose I want te have . > » beholders, And with this|# few days ago it happened that the | Some of the fans, but at that the hits |( “it 5 8 1 1 8 bl paper photographers a chance, and | people say that | showed gamencse d Season s home team had scored two runs, am Off Thompson, plus the er-|Scharnweter ss. 4 @ @ 6 1 2] tf he does any gymnasium work It) 1 don't need < wan a jot] ow sian Ss ade «. : thnay ielen Gh the akon eoceen uae Fors, that just will crop wp, were suf- | Suaden, © [4 6 2 & © tlwim be immediately after the cam-|of expert trainers, I want some | 4 | hort eg A te reg od ing “Kt af} only one more run to tie the score, Pelent to account for Tacoma’s vic- | *™*. p + 0 © © 2 Slice men have snapshotted him to) strapping young fellows who on First Triple Play ure derived from & fight is the vie- |ind there was only ont. ae tery without taking a fall out of Totals OT ois fe is 4 thetr hearts’ content ugh and tumble work ard a ? . the umpire called the game. It can | omieinets fam away, for that le what & part of Iife, victory meant escape 4 a Will Take Life Easy for a Few! s a nant Itrom death. Victor was then | ¢asily be imagined what the public % But, anyway, it was a nlee game to| Spokane— ABR HPO A. & Da: thin fight will be ike They can’ | hs iwill think of such action, It dn ¢ ~ Dar we .f ’ r r ° ° y' teach me anything about roughing. necessarily associated with f ings é mot from the standpoint of | Ciriwright. ib 4 2 © 42 2 ©} ‘The Galveston neg pclares that | S' ft nood the exercise, and I pro of intense pleasure. perhaps, needless to say that, under @ry-as-dust stickier for erroriess | kigpert, cf -4 2 F 2 & Sine best knows how much training | OO) "0°, at this work in any ow Today the victor feels in braing|*¥ch Conditions, the pitcher was in i, however. The fans enjoyed | Weed. rt & 8 8 © % o1ne needs, and that he will not be) boss to 6° P| and neryé the. pleasure bin ances-{ 0° hurry to pit and wasted Ee eves Mf Tacoma did win, and the | Hicgrke. tb $ 8 ft 8! Sltorced into starting the grind be- | Wey ltors experiences from victory. The enough time to make a victory pos- ef Saturday did not weakea| Poe. s:$ § 3 § 3 Sleore he t* ready. On top of that he | “Could ieee Jeffries at Hig Prime” wpectator sharos the pleasure from | *!b% loyalty, for the pary.was.com- | oranviile. a 4 @ 2 @# f tl admits that he was urged inte com- ays Johnson, 2 aimilar réasons. | The effect of this ruling will =e. Trans? Sch 8 8 6 1 Oly gan Francisco a week before| “Tam sure that T wit! beat him.” Love of conquest warks the intel. | Probably cause a big stir in Nation- Schmutz pitched an effective | Kititiay, p ... 2 9 1 8 4% Si ie wanted to, but says that aa long | snid Johnson on thie point, “and his |Neent man’s activities because it ix|#! circles, and it is not unlikely that although he walked several ~ ie Mat wd fife os it oft doesn't worry me in the | lthe correiat f succe: neh will have to revoke his order. ‘een. This att: ¥ Totals . = mu sue “ i} as be is here he will take 7 onay ‘amous ™ th relative of uccess in the afternoon, when tS aieas te aateads “T really don’t want to go to work |lenst. Iam taster than Jeffries, and struggle for existence. It is ex sz " oem realign ge way vee fant | vancouver until next Monday,” said Johnson. | know more about the game. Now. | preased in highly intelligent contests a bly be out in bariches. as Soe dioa knows how he feels, and! hark me, Lam not saying I will beat | The pailosopher who proves his con give them a chance te get a], ‘A telt kn ‘ ; : 1 think Jeffrt h 1 t i ‘ b b D ° _ Summary 1 know how I want to condition my-/| him ink Je a ention does #0 because his ances J lor eer axon noufed Faery jt know Mave had e lot of work in |@one back. for J think that I could | ora fought for victory over « bit of On credit, $1 per week. way. a aun’ or 2 vers it | the Teen aecaree anne Sreea, | the xt. and) am not rrying have whipped him at his prime. | | flesh } STERLING JEWELRY CO, aprerrn cieh te are ne, ek Meee e eee ee eee. | eee ond a lot of weight, as come 5 Condition means everything in this | And for the same reasons Jeffries | 705 First Av. Room 119 }, either trie ~ Hol a 1 ot ee ti and the ccrap h' 4 belleve me, I will be in , nd Johneo: u at primitive 4 x 2 eeors cates nt vaso "s, Ga Teens | Da Rt, ee Bere” ae ne teena | condition. ver w DIAGRAM ILLUSTRATES GIANTS’ TRIPLE PLAY. jnad Jobason will play st, prisattiv Main 7294. ner pulled of is overcoat an Litto comb: id the world will pla . ee Sloe fC made nt ae oe een vrripped down to @ light shirt to! “There is no malice tn this fieht.| 1. 4. caine agninat Brooklyn the {to Doyle at second, forcing W same game while watching 1 Qity Kuseoi. Cartwright ‘ty Brickeon {give the lie to the aiatements that/as a lot of people seem to think, Ti aay New York Giants m Doyle's throw beat Hummel t - M4 1] Passet ball—Brooks Left on bdases-—| he is heavy about the stomach. never went into but one flebt im my | 101 OF ole play of the season, |first for the second out, and rch : §| Vancouver &. Spokane 9. Time ef game.| From all that could be learned life with malice In my heart, and | i204 Lo"fur ay the records show, the | started for bome from third. | Merkle ee ees from a cursory sive-up of the fight-|that was when I fought Tommy | Di S008) Of rande in wuch {shot the ball acroas to Devlin, who kote == lor he ta simply carrying the excess Burns, 1 don't care what they nay cr. Wheat, of the Brook-|relayed it to Myers, catcher, nailing a mani ight that he has been deing in his about me, but he made statements agyemmvenpa— eee ea chara liourahat the peut “NATIONAL LEAGUE COAST LEAGUE =| weit that he has boon Going Mmunjcbout my. family, and that was {20S was on fir ti on third | Burch at the Plate cube ; ie j Ohandid ot than when he was Inst in California t I didn't ie. ae rang, plays were pulled off, two by each Standing of the Clubs. | handing ot the Clube, a SR aS sass | Short, who prompyk tonsed the team — Pet }San Francisco .... 18 12 tant TT. Se oe $ 700lLow Angeiew cons. 184 enney out to ©rass outhful Mi lionaire is Amateur “ron 2 wise s § 583) Oakland 12 «19 th M Ch , ae mpion : sete 8 ts! Krom the Major League amp : ee At Portiand, mags } R. mw ‘ o7 ok / NEW YORK, April 27, — Ja 'San Francisco Sit a ! Johnson tan't the only heavyweight now | Portiand .. a ae) 1d eee 2 5 6}, Batteries—Willis and Williams In the 16 years Fred Tenney Jim Jeffries won't be, cither, if : 1 9 1|Krapp and Fisher. Umpirex—Hilde- | bas been in the big league he un bead Sannin ages duly 4 Batterics— omen paar Needham brand and McGreevy has batted as follows There's Wm. Warren Barbour to < joa Year. reckon with. William Warren Is ae gage 3 — At Los Angéles. 1494 heavyweight © ir champlon repeses Los Angel R. 1895 He's 21. He's also a millionaire s i fs " os Angeles ........ eee 1896 His dad makes thread and you see! ‘ E At Cincinnati, | yy. p,| Hacramento .... sha ae 1897 his name on spools th 4 Louis 6 6 3| . Batteries—Briswaiter and Oren 1898 | Young Barbour knew / 4 "ar 6 11. | 4ertf; Brown and La Longe. Um- 1895 fight. It was in him and had to pire—V: 1 4 | come of Pink tea and society girls a MeLean. Umpires—O'Day and At San Francisco, 1902 | pounds of lithe, solid flesh, | °o : NAN. Morning gar R. 1903 blood, muscle und boi and extra- | | POPP Be: Ta Onakiand .... - Fe ak 1904 j ordinartly hand and foot, he # AMERICAN LEAGUE || vernon 2 8 1905 | mot all comers in his exclusive pri- eT Batteries — Lively ‘and Mitse: | vate gym ‘ Pr ‘o a cha pionship of the Standing of the Clubs. Brackenridge and Brown | Reg We ar oor ge Won. Lost. Pet. | p Afternoon same— mH. & 1909 | Kendall ‘Salisbury and Burke q 7 t and .. ee 90) aliebury and Joc e ; 5 615 Yr, 7 omplished rat tric v fade ee a Ee font bunches: Then’ Burke west ; New York ie. u4 °6 | Hogan and Brown. . "| Fred Tenney’s days of usefulness down. As fe the floor of °o i Boston .. eae 538) = = to the ew York Giants have Mechanics pavilion, Boston, Bar- , Cleveland ee faa | onased, and the time king of hour's claim to the amateur title mgo -- 4 oo the first sackers is acheduled to was cinched i ‘Washington & 4 |draw his release slip. This ix ac- Burke was out 10 minutes. Bar Bt. Louis ... be ee Teer se senercention: athena 4 sparred with Jim Jeffries ie |Graw, leader of the Giants, ha thor not #0 heavy a bla At Chicago. | Soul oun te Gaender 7 oe “4 FRED TENNEY. maa’ wae Sake aa faee, aod eek ie Lynch and Frisk for Seattle atid| The passing of Tenney from the sitesi 2 he packs A wal anch, But Chicago ‘ | Mott and Stevens for aa thie acme onan thon helther Jeff n hinson need worry ‘ott and Stevens Tacoma did| big league murks the going of the | an, 4 BOF , Detroit ..... .-. sere’ inane geek Work with thy stick yeo-daetmestteecemecehe won pennants lant cess porting to]about the milllonatre-athlete seek: | ° Gapatteries ‘Walsh and Payne: |terday, the Seattle duo grabbing oft | tor W 1597 and 1808.lan" Gperation. pertormed~"on” . Whe Ing their honors, He says he won't 7 ¥ Pern anc o hits eac " » Ti b xan) ppera cia pr mec be VSibecome a professiuna unless dad's 4 Browning, 8 two hits each and the Tacama: men What wh of ball tonsers |foot, which he hoped would Ménefit |thread breaks, and. there, doesn’t | a ainentng m apleco, | Both Mott | that old B bunch was. Duffy, |him. At Dallas MoGraw announ¢ suas kh ae aus aided OP aan a a evens lined a ball out of the | Hamilton an hi in the gardens, | he would play Merkle regularly on . . “ k At St. Louis. lot for a homer ns would play gularly on catastrophe at presen | bn Collins on third, Lowe Her- | first, but would hold Tenne . 7 si t Ry a a a . {cin seca Her: |r uo od enemy | Seem ~ ur Name Stands for wo z 1 7 t took a lusty swin ~ ehers, and Nich- | eood st nol aoe &} what he accomplivhes in any partic- Cleveland 12 the ball in the ninth Inning with t hid bo nz, Lewis oN ye seo Fe Ing wt the initial comer 88) ular department of the game. =. | to preclude the possibility enney Wagner is undoubtedly a marvel sity, Kinsella, Wad-|men on bases, and put it Batteries —f Tenney ts the last one of | regain vis re Gell and Stephens; Valkenberg, Ber-| fence, but the umpires call a, gael te wean in tht |” atin bene akties inna | THE fact that aftor yours of service gee, Clarke and Bemis, Umpires | foul San de tie tea eee a RU, a4 }he tw still the one player in the Na- Hi tonne tees Mott is playing a fin t| mney Joined the Boston team | tiful home at Winthrop Aighlands, | ojasn by himself proves this, but | eis Fapalvaes (Mall, 1111 Ist.|cirss nace. fe ne game At|in 1894 as a ¢ coming direct | Mamn., a suburb of Boston. He t 1Cobb, with less experienc * eve Bicy! e. | first ba nd has a cool head in| from Brown Although | accomplished artist with water col- . “ir henaeceeas Hat od nee more sensational, nae vod | ora, and is also a clever writer, hay- |"? ide hack of the bat, tut he didn't come |ing had considerable experience tn|° Thompson struck out nine men| into his own until he replaced old | practical newspaper work, so when yesterday, there being four ‘Tacoma m Tucker on first base. Then he|the release #lip is handed him. be] Pl players ho found him, however. ame the marvel of the baseball | will not have to worry over the fu DID YOU SEE IT? world, and for years was regarded |ture. It is also probable that he * /ABERD as the best first sacker In the game is uid get a job managing a minor . aes = ad in the opinion ) Jes a judge than Comiskey, nm more valuable to a t ” e pinch | left-handed Style, value and every desirable feature of dress, These Suits uphold our name We're willing to stand or fall on their merits, They are made right, fit right, look right, ; Shs nent $6 Gav. to don omparison. wear right, and you won't see your duplicate ir Gental work The Aberdeen team experts have differ | league defeated thi ne of the At Half Price|E= 3 spite COBB GREATEST ene tees vjzimiin th Want to Go Free? Bankrupt Sale was tied, 4 to 4, up to the eighth in- Surely no one is better qualified | hy of Course $28,000 stock of Clothing, Hate. clothes on every corner whem you wear-one. Alfred Benjamin & Co., New York, makers. Pee ithe: plates $3.00 | ning, when Aberdeen put the two to pass un opinion on a ball player |p tren, watch the classified col-|f| gnoes and Furnishings at your Gold Fillings SI ioe ata | winning runs across. Law and Boyle than Comiskey, A star in bis fag |S Of The Star on or. 3 Giver Fillings poe \the Aberdeen pitchers, were found| Ever since Ty Cobb loomed up as|and one of the greatest leaders @|,, Somewhere there are two f G4—PIKH ST—424 i OUR MAXILLAR METHOD { ectentty, bps rotten support lost| the most sensational player in the | players the gare has ever developed, | tle kets advertised. They will b : : npbell, the Tacoma piicher, | American league the question has|he makes the assertion anent Cobb |glven to the persons whose names edd failing tooth, curee Bystthes and 2| =P EL ICT boon asied: “Who tn the best bail only after having watched his work |are mentioned in the ad, Those | other dineheer of ibe teeth and cums | TRUSTEE SALE _ player in the major leagues, Cobb of | for three season + |namos were picked at random from || Vic i ; All Work Guaranteed Wagner?” ‘There has naturally been| In proclaiming Cobb as the leading |the elty directory. They may be Victor and Edison Machines OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER Ohio Dental Parlors WARE, DIA@IONDS, JEWELRY? ETC, & great difference of opinion on this| player, Comiskey Judges hin fot his| your own. ‘There is alWays a rood | and Records matter, principally because the two|all around ability. He thinks him| show at the Majestic, the best|{ BORGUM MUSIC CO., _SECOND AVE.#* SPRING ST. players played different ositions,| one of the fe ball players who c ” , oe rate tn ateat cine tn ter cre nears WEP OOO there ie’ tn Vaudeville. “Real The 1207 3rd Ave. . <4 207% TAKE #TRENT. ‘and y Auw YON JEWELRY Co. and what is more, were in rival|rise to any occasion, and who plays COR. THIRD AND VIK 1406 Third av., between Pike an¢ | leagues, thus making it tmpossible| ball with his whole anatomy. He| Star classified ads and “Get the Open Evenings - _ | : bE. CORNER. ENTRANCE, HOOM 4. Union. or the patrons of the game in any] judges his value to his team, not | Habit” 7