The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1910, Page 2

iI THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1910. ts |SPORTING GOSSIP OF THE FIGHTERS TURKS TRIM TIGERS MOVING PICTURES AT LIL ARTHA’S TRAINING CAN) ALL THE UP-TO-DATE DOPE AND INSIDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEN WHO PLAY NEWS THAT'S RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE AND FULL OF INTEREST TO ALL FANS re than ( ring Jobnacn n next f wook Johnaon looks bigger than wlen » whi i" hneom's heldquar- | he fought Ketehet, Men who have| lar--be thr 1 Jack - - | |known him for years he hae aa ak read | ht wr i ta whiin the last few months, but } ntap “ ‘ i " ‘ th at 7 at f, thie size will disappe fohnson urt i Seaton Breaks His Jinks at Last—Adams Continues ||\\)| wth bs ; as ae sappoey °° shines tn the epot } Shoplifting Stunts With the Bases—Raymond Out) Fee ine, ea eae t classes Himself-—Ladies and Children Admitted) ei ion, june nn hated | mire Free Today. J of accua Fs foatinn "tne water | ——- |hard grind, he d } | Standing of the Clubs Mott. 8a ey it. EO lakee won't lat ane ae gan with | Won. Lost. Pet. | Yor H mn palte ttt wer | road work ping off 1 the | Oe 1410 Sadia Nn . | t ne Vancouver 12 «11 522 Ay -Seato . | Adams t SEATTLE es a 478 ‘ oie aL Ott th ( J Spokane 10 #14 a7 * at Ma r ' t phe he re | ta ‘ Line pp Johnaon is over weight, there's no her y INDIANS = juestion about that. He is carrying ‘ J about 30 pounds excess baggage, but | Jorfries, VW tt alk. to but tae is, he Newedas gives Winn neavetiter 5 " t wh > r—he a fighter int work Upon, and Ne plane t have to thi | loa, tte ithe ahter, pure nd te it all off @ week before rahe fight ne fr way into @ sifong not doing anything but Now I have been In the om wt ¢ AR : é ident By United Press) r as lived up to th r ° « W tter ft I fr Johnson as He Looked When He! fing y OUVER, B May He sa road wor get | } Started Training at San Francisco. | have taken t hoodow and had | wotlk beat him yesterday ‘ all th t Hall got ie. tht | way 1 « third and , Seat * roy 3 Hi taking three ru omit 1 . « star of two hi pe or bled fielding by. ip, t : ABR POA. 2 first of the ‘ ig six ta : ‘ Hes in the second w . « 2 4 hits, passes and errors he Turk 73 8 were f i, wh th i © of Blank vu r in " sweet tones, “You to the stable, Mr ‘ ae wea Hall.” Mr. Hail, however, did s : ; grieve at the call, as he wa ' than weary . ‘ ! by Butler was then led out to th neta slaughter, but he managed to > 7S the Turks down to one more rut ip and, ays y ht "ma ‘ 1 8 threw © little scar the sixth, when Tacoma put a ‘ . ple of scores act ; eS Seattle's lone ta i was the h n the game $ | both tea glad when th x hie cltemen er | Today is Ladies’ I fas a - further conce # yo ten 80 be admit re e- gan ; ee ae starts at $ 15 pad 4 ~ . A R A - ra : mt ees = 3 ATHLETIC MEET AB R es | 4 6 | ea 3 1 | ~ | ae | © ‘6 (By United Press.) Blankenship, c ‘0 Hat, 2 6 Butler, p 1 @ *Gurney » @ Totals ms ¥ 6 epatted for Butler — by innings ce | Ah Loves Mah Wife, an’ Mah Buzz Wagon, an’ Mah Pork ane ce oe ae OH, YOU CHICKEN! Sait of alee | : | | THE BIG B ATTLE. ee ee LOOKS FISHY TO F AN worth the price Soe ee see eee ee fiesta Savas * Accepted Job Only Temporarily, Thinks The Ringsider, ail alone. | Will Act as Stalking Horse For Graney, in Little Comelf: |} Jim Griffin is Going to Land Permit and Turn it Over! fi Which Berger May Not Appreciate. Pittsburg oe . any ma can | to Gleason and Rickard—Promoters Afraid of Dis- Cinctanats .. .. 128 TT) hanes, Adam S SbGHa: ties Sonter’ 20x feel glum in one trict Attorney Donahue of Alameda County, Reason Chicago ieee veered OM Bluieo had a small matter of 11 put-|- ®8Y MAX BALTHASAR. but haven't the experienced ost . p i | New PK sees eee eed 2 $8) Guts (The Ringsider.) made mistakes?" of our Benjamin | for Change—Powers That Be Will Not Interfere. t touis 000.18 1s 14K oe Very true, but that argunill . | Brooklyn .... . 9.17 146| _ Mike Lynch scored three runs and} SAN FRANCISCO, May 18.—Tex| isn't going to change the Spring Suits, he’s Seer ee | eae Rickard, referee of many fight followers. Ose wd ’ By United Press.) hat he is capable of interpreting | At Pittsburg. oak she i ae seal denied . ard) Known “bug.” who claims ‘ Nt WRANCIGOO, Cal, May.10.| the dow, which given us the right to R. HB. | racotna's scorn aie a a woppes |, It doesn’t Usten good. There are} stumbied actoss some Mel ma bad Way, - sna eS ae nduct a limited round boxing con- | Boston eS “Olaere tant aoe ee in the fourth) two good and sufficient reasons | says the naming of Rickard Is Ba . Promoter Jack Gleason to- | Conduct a limited rou 0 n jonte segue neat double. One man as 8 r i 4 winrar eabtagreape anon f° teat w have contracted with | Pittsburg ............6..3 7 O}down ang man was resting on|°Y he should not be the third/iy'» stall to save Berger's Jany admitted that there is « great] Serrriee seme people __ ee ee ee . } “s lai man in the ring. The first is, as Batteries—Frock and Graham = 4 _ ene eyand ale sen|Sam Berger pointed out at Mon-| not be held at Er and wh Phillippt and Gibson |handfly and threw Coleman t|day's conference, that Rickard is | might try to find flaws in them. |[r7mutte tutes Os) see aie tte nar sahatmagalt WA haaedhalniel oe alone | merchants residents of Ala-/ax a government bond. If there Is) pr iadelphia 9 ry | eA " . iladelphia 3. 6 4| Raymond made the sensational mye : | | will entertain a suspicion that the] it put it would not down. That’s all right; they can try. ime sera ne) Ett ditt] Be, Coben aa 8 ta, ey eat] cama Sanat tne enn | a The only things which we know] yhnaon to to receiv and that when the proper time rives Eddie Graney will be * [if he has not already been’ |inexperienced. The second reason | agreed upon. The Graney # ime rr — no pee how Bocce mor was started a couple of ickard may be, the general public] ago and Berger was prompt to f glove aan A the t and will have an ace in the hole ; ecided where the mill will] value |ran, Harmon, Powell and Phelps glove hand and pick he ball ; - ole | made known, and in this the t that San Francisco with the oth: | when the big betting begins side has weakened tts cause, fn time to ¢ ‘ at first ley had to Rickard himself ts said to hold} "°° . s_. fi would have first choice. Several) SAN FRA = ty ga | At Cincinnati yards to get into the play at ait |this view and it was his fear of] "e#ou that the public cannot seit Oo pe awless about ENJAMIN Ff error viaces in California have made |The Joffriew-J ight wiil-be| New York-Cincinnat! game post was rousing suspicion that made him |stand why the little blacks | offers for the fight mn the Fourth | phoned; rain. k headed Hartman, the Taco- | ucUmns Suspicion that made him | satisfactorily refereed some hits in four the great | said Gleanc place in Californ jtainty, We are well within the jand_nothing can stop the conte Point Richmond, where stateme At Chicago. | times up, fact he sincely hopes that Jeff-/tq referee this one. It's ® Zeanoring, Materials, Patterns and fire ER sat tee | chee tain nkenship, who made his first {Some other man {certainty im the world” |of wupervinors next Monday. ater! AMERICAN LEAGUE [tot timc eee ee eases stalking horse, | q foe Thomas and Bly Papas law |turn, will make his permit over to Standing of the Clubs. Rayaio xpansive grin when a | of restoring confidence until) noth feeling fit and ready &® ] th: AM | aah, Onttialdien, gat the reluctant in accepting the job. In | tries’ contests, is not good ciotnes are e yle, Fit, CAL, Jj and Woigast tought, and Mar men interested are nien Bag ofseron 12 Elves Tt cs on ur ene Brooklyn-Chicago game _post-| ‘ gees ries and Johnson will agree OM/ business all around, to say the appearance afte! 01 #0. Thomas and Papke Ready: P . That the fight will take place ix | of the police committe of the board . janpearance after a long sojourn It Was a Joke Then. e rices. n, “and that it will take | mit will be issue y Grittin’s ree ‘ wike fight at Dreamland Thursday is an equal cer- | Broadway club and that. Griffin, in t 1s selected temporarily for the pur-| are practically through a | pa, {fly starts in his direction ts beauti- | 2% a t. {Rickard and Gleason. ‘ Won. Lost. Pet. | ful to see. He likeg hot grounders | 5Uch time as the fighters can get|the grind. Papke looks as You ought to see “The only question now is as to} The powers that be in San Fran- | Philadelphia .. 17 ‘ 840 ter, but @ not find time to} together on another man, is a be-| ag been e } er, but does no! 6 to g bull, and not having oO Ww where the boxers will meet. I ap-|cisco are satisfied and have an-|New York 4 8 , purni » the old | Hef that is justific the o! te ur ne grays. st that the alr of un-|nounced that no obstacles wi! be| Detroit ....\. 1% 11 fe when burning up the infield | lef that is justified by the clreum-|petied to make weight, be & ft | preciate the them. stanc ) When Rickard’s name his |certainty segarding the battle| put in the path of the transfer Cleveland 10 : - ~ the best condition of round that na suddenly developed As was announced Monday fnorn- | Boston 12 COAST LEAGUE was mentioned & fow days ago the} phomas feels the same Way [Is not doing us any good, but within |'!ng, Rickard has been dickering with | Chicago . 13 proposition was laughed at by/his weight. In his battles |the next 48 hours ft will have been |Griffin and with others in San| Washington 17 those closest to him. For one of Ketchel, the weight making definitely swept away. Emeryville] Francisco for the past 10 days, The| St. Louis 18 Standing of the Clubs. the promoters to act as third manjje¢t Joa weak, but this jcan have the fight if it wants It, but |reason for this was the change of m Lost. Pot.|tn the ring, they declared, was an claims to have all his strengt) if the merchants of Alameda county ye ot ned { Attorney Donohue vornae : oe anomalous situation and one that} sng, ; do not see their way clear to giving | 0 lameda county pl > nu ot Bi ort, lus eupport, then It le up to us to go| The promoters of the big fight Inetroit + ? } so SS Eve Pyack Gls ves peat ey or] ae abke fs now a 2 to 1M e elsewhere. wore dostrous of securing from the! poston oT 318 s Angeles 25 479 | Bven Jack Gleason could not see it) ang promises to enter the Ming “We can come to San soo, | district attorney positive assurance ~paryd x juand MM 47g} and jocularly set himself up as a/ even longer choice. The short Lam sara but we want W sive man. | that he would stand back of them in| Batteries—Killian ‘Browning and|Sa¢ramonto v.22, 29 ‘841 candidate for the job. This fact|ors are waiting for a le eryville every possible chance. It is {holding the fight. Donahue, who ia |Stanage; Collins, Wood and Carri - may be looked upon as strengthen-|of the odds, figuring that Thome not that we fear that the district [desirous of serving another term, re- | gan At Los Angeles. ing the opinion that Rickard will) has a fair chance to cop the @ attorney of Alameda county oan | fused to do as they desire and Rick R. H. B./ eventually step aside. iston if the fight goes the full stop us, but if wo cannot got the] ard, fearful lost tho more suspl. At Philadelphia. Vernon .... a Seaton it the Hest Soe support that wo think we are en-|clon of any stopping of tho fight R. H. B.|Los Angelos on An Argument for Rickard. pire gO egewrss titled to In conjunction with in | would affect the sale of seats, com a6 . = . ceded to be the m Siulea te Sr pon senses re © tie | ead to sale beditewl to thee men Chicago 0 4 2] Battorios—Hitt and Hogan; Na-| Those who incline to the delfef|ine two, but he will ha ‘o ney over there, inatoad of an evas-| Francisco people and re-opened ne- Philadelphia 8°11 O/gle and Orendorff. that Rickard’s selection is on the} > d cleverne xy 0 , instead of r ploy all of his speed an ive interpretation of the law, which |#otlations with Griffin Batteries Scot nd = Block; - level, and they constitute a very}to keep away from one of Papket would only tend to create a lasting Further than that, while Thomas | Bender, Maloney and Thomas. At Sacramento. small majority, Insist that it fs not} thunderbolt punches, If be oo feeling of uncertainty on the out-|H. Williams, president of the new Batteries—-Henley and ~ Berry; | sound argument to declare that the/ tf tf oe side, then, as business mon, we must | California Jockey club, would not At Washington. Baum and Spiesman. promoter’s presence in the ring pa fe be fe tf Mh ad wo where we oan find the smooth Hn cau The Gla cath ice rae: : R. H will mean that the betting element} cashing, but once Papke catelt Sires Nestho tc. seueh soxthan tig Ltn woRNe » noe, the maton | Cleveland g 8 At San Francisco. 1s in control. ‘They argue that the| nim—good night the question of site and permit witi| held elsewhere. strengthened | Washington ‘ Le Batteries—Gregg and Fisher;|very fact that he is the refere | mn have to be gone Into to the ond that | Rickard in his desire to get a San| Batterles—Linke and Bastorly; |Mooser and Mitze will cause the big betters to hold! Dance at Dreamtand tonight 4 Si hande satisfied, We have a| Francisco permit, and while the pro- | Walker and Street, mes ————- off, not 80 much because there number of local sites in mind. but | sees - . PUSHING AHEAD might be “something doing,” but _ Flare not considering the arena’ that | At New York. At our prosent rate of growth, we| because of Rickard’s inexperience. =f) Route Biot proposes to erect on the A. L. HALL H. 3. will soon be the largest wall paper| “Rickard may not have had nc im thea berthed retype ea Sporting Goods |St. Louis 8 2/and paint house in Seattle. We|tual experience as a referee,” said Bot socemmadnie She arene & Suna; Aumenition, | Now York ‘ 8 10 6|both lose money if you do not trade| one of his supporters, this morning, You get the goods on the , got ge A Fishing Tackle. Batterlos—Gilligan, Batley and | with us. “put he knows the game thorough: |fm paymen a what District Attorney Fiokert’s at. | General Line of Athletic Goods, §| Killifer; Allen, Stephens, Warhop,| Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co.|ly, is cool and fearless, and would STEERING JEWELEE SD titude will be im the event that we 1111 FIRST AVE. Vaughn and Kleinow, 1314 First Ave.—Areado Annex |not stand for anything that is|f 7 Pt Avs sey | come to San Franciaco, but I know | (&leven innings.) Right in the Shopping Center wrong. He may make a mistake, ! |