The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1910, Page 2

ED, IT’S HERE If HAPPENED IT HAPPEN IT’S HERE NK, ik CANNY SCOT TANES THE BRAW LADS FRA SEATTLE x Only ven McCammert Pitches a Scottish Game, Allowi Hits—Turkish Errors Plus Tacoma’s S Swats, Acc Four ounts for Lopsided Score of 7 to 1. Wet eeeeea eee ee eee eee eee * * % ANOTHER ANTI-FIOHT AGITATION . * WA 4 ABOUT 25 YEARS AGO. * aa * * a * * * oO k * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * t « “ * * « ‘ ¢ x 7 ‘ t * 3 or * * Jack © pa * * % nk e * * Y f * * * % of the & * the supe r * ® ing tot rM * * fought De e ® being Jac x Ke mut * * * (ex tala cdihidlamial sttlbaliediolisdtadalbalelialiadladiade M'VEIGH BEATS UP HIS SPARRING PARTNERS Former S. A. C. Boxer Adopts Battling Nelson’s Style of Milling and Tries It Out on Lonnie Austin— Marino Fit for Friday Night’s Go. Pete McVeigh is injectin California trip, an ab confidence as a truly Kid Pritt M Yesterday oa OF VOUT rus JF 1 u b LAGE ms] ries will, p Jack r kins ba nh ot Tetfrie: t A. L. HALL Sporting Goods Guns, Awmunition, Fishing ‘Tac General Line of Athletic Goods 1111 FIRST AVE. e National league ° axon is tighter than it has been for rHE STAR SDAY, JUNE & WEDNI OINGS OF A DAY IN 10,000 COSTUMED SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL — WEN MORAN W _ OPEN TACOMA’S GREAT STADIUM THIS WEEK) MA 8ST ADIUM TO BE FORMALLY OPEN ED THIS WEEK, THE TACC (Ny United Pres) ft bt now that | ded ty pe Ete 1 aehow NATIONAL LEA e@ Clu eat the nerite Standing of th enstin® } Pittsbure 4 1 | 2 HARD-HEARTED JUDGE — 25/S7K0 annives, | AS MEAN TO JEFFRIES, 2A), THE WORLD OF SPORT IND BOUT FROM CONLEY DIAMOND GLINTS ““ACHILLES” KAUFMAN GUE a MeInt Brow | Jurist Sous Says Fighter | +,” vtlon Of Jeffries - oh 3 wits Ar Stack, M iD Must Come to Nevada was @ Juda « ent pr pare A wie At Bost Pater City to Defend Suit June » « to appear Roller tont two straight falta to | Pittsburg 6 15th. j : ; . , f ' 4 Graham , ved United Preee) ; a i : d ip . ‘ Ao oes ces Loss of Leg Couldn’t Keep <aespaa deel m guurt ai Nevada Phis Lad Out of Baseball 0. sa8 8 € Lush an nd and Wilson. Standing of the Clu Payne 3 “MFM MME WO (Bx United Prove . Ju ‘lea =i GEO, ALBERTSON BATTING. 3 terly At Portland, F 1 JEWELRY e of ar INC manager, and it looks good enough) gyohes A t “ ” Hy : Main 7204 to try a3, COAST LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. Won i st “ Lively and Mitze and Ber : ‘sue BS Wheeler and on the AMERICAN LEAGUE bs. Won. Low Pet 7. i 1 . iz 66 16 ‘ 18 5 1 19 ‘ { 1323 261 1 8 32 At Detroit. R. H. E Washington . 2 8 ol] Detroit ae | Batteries—Relsling and Street | Killian and Schmidt | At St. Louis, | R. H. E.|/ Ne ie ee st 0 6 4\) #—Vaughan and Mitch-|} oul; Gilligan and Killtfer | At Cleveland. t. H. B Iphia 9 6 cl 6 6 ries Mo} an oand Livin ston; Lapp, Falkenburg and Bemis | At Boston. i] R H. E nm n 3) Chicago é ie si) Ratteries Cieotte, W and |} Carrigar Seott, Young, Wal st and | Mil ry R. HH. B 13 5s Smith first co. om 110 JEFFRIES DOWN 10 HS Corne : | clothes—they also want style and appearance. °| of all-wool fabrics by first-class) | style that is only equaled by the | highest priced tailors. LL THAT'S WORTH Wang ND NOTHING THAT IsyT OLD FIGHTING WEIGH ll, the Big Fellow’s Trainer, Pride of the White Race Wei, Start Soon on Outdoor Arena. Announces hs 220—Work Wa THATS THE LATEST TSE TEREPE ys? & i g FE Aeeren bhi. SELeDerE Benjamis Catiag Most men want something more than just wear ina suitof waweces UO 3enjamin Suits, being made} Sheare. 1 tailors, give the best of weal] Being made by Alfred Benjamin | & Co., in New York, they havea Q<ereeyva Benjamin Suits $20 to $30, some higher. (944 An ices - CHEASTY BUILDING SECOND AVE.4" SPRING ST. MEALS SERVED. Ie