The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1910, Page 2

HAT 1S DOING TODAY ITH THE FACTORS IN THE Ww BUNCH OF “BEAR STORIES’ cooley k of oable at nts allure t work y orbett. Fot py SPECKLED BOB HAS BIG TALK WITH FRANK SLAVIN For a Minute. . . " hia per t and his ac Fitzsimmons Party, En $00")... 0° ‘wee Route to Reno, Lands in rg eB - Sebstena Standing of the Clube. - . t r on of Victoria—Bob Is Strong tpeckene > “ss | Vancouver 7 Fs for Jeff. | Tacoma 2 «47 SE AT TLE 2 38 (ity United Press.) | tay'e as , VICTORIA, B. June 29.—The n ‘ t ha " Australian Marama, carrying J fast terin t Bob Fitzaimr and party, due in | t t Victoria toda sNex pecte yd “l jiapee hit th M and jot speed tn the f inning t back tol superhuman of superatundar fighters, | J stand how the ‘ because Johns 17 jit You must remember J a'n|my Byrne so easily t ¢ Joe & youth, his elsst s that be not be t and his st ted and Mrs. Fitasi ng left on « t t lavin in the x . mth rning ¢ ! ehange of ver » a anied by A.| FANS ARE HAVING THEIR USUAL FERVENT DREAMS. ance of hes are doing no cut t Because his pun pected { the aympathetic damage, ‘then he'll sail in and finish the afterncen ead eon > whan tae a6 things up.” tented himself with a nap, a private “Why should he safl in and finish | talk with Gov. Dickerson, and'a rub- things up? jown after dinner. It “Why sh he watt? Why | less to accept should he | and let the ne-| the gro cut hi jeces? All Jeffries nt has to do is to stick out his chin cut 1 work and Johnson dr his hardest, and when inte rve-racking he may box and be may loaf the champion finds that the wic! @st blow he has in stock cannot down his opponent, Johnson will P “Nothing like that. Johnson ts ¢ clever. can stall around for an real betting will almost unfimited number of rounds, | ait alent 10 to ’ and it will simpty resolve itself into | p & price ie & question of endurance. If Jeffries |@o to 10 to 7, and 4s fs there a good as he looks when he|to 1 Whichever w fe oe works, there be nothing to it. I ang figure that under these conditions ay Fe Johnson w about 30 rounds. i fee | And #0 ¢ it a Gather a bu | ts a tip out tha | ~ persuasion and at forth his best er | “oT talk you will hear, Jeffries w atter of pride, to end the battle! fn one round. six nds, *| within 27 rounds. Johnson some 30 rounds or 30 rounds, Ne ago predicted that he would opinion as to the duration of a big the white man within 18} fight been so varying with the ulti-| rounds, and, just to go him one bet. | mate result #0 certainly fixed in the|ter, Jim wants things t« actions P minds of the judges. Even in Jef-|up in his own tavor fries’ camp the picking of rounds r ound. “The quicker the finer” es widely at variance as the sel it te seenn, tion of the winning number on the | ~~ Foulette tabtes that one may dis- | it and tf he can wind ro up in @ round he will do| cover with a little effort and the aid] Jeffries is sporting a mural deco- of the cappers. | ration of tho tet a memento of | To those with a merely superficial | Monday's boxing fon. Th eullty knowledge of what a boxer should | person ts not known h of the f tour | do, the work of the big fellows 18| sparring partners claimin he quite a puz Jeff is i honor, . with Berger having a re fing too| | contest are est gonditior ugh to put the stern- matict t mathe the bad. Jeffries passen the 473 | tent on that he Is m to work his head 3 443 | Fee wardent off. Instea jes around and a2 .429|in the he chats in the morning and winds up 29 [359 | mountains the day with a little Joust with the} ~ we all the trout H. B. Johnson 1 program of loat-| Brooklyn . 6 2] ing, tears » his work Hke @ col [pees ‘on. 2 1] ored brother trying to depopulate | Philadelphia . % the entire chicken world. It's al Ne Xs ar | from any angle, and New York «.. 13 0} re will be surprised | St. Louls . ry sea 4 | Pittsburg 1 3 Chicago .., ato : One day pnatl ‘ confidence be half-he: - WILD PITCHES” | | Vite Opposition Throw the} Hook in, 7 to 2—Seaton| Looks Like a Pitcher REALM OF SPORTS Pet, \ Bart | | eee oma eee Mrs. INDIANS TAKE A ti oust * * ' + BIG TIM SPEAKS UP, 4 met * Pe! * . (By United Prew.) t | * CHICAGO, June 29—"Higg - } * Tin an, stakeholder for ¢ (hy United Pree) j *® the t ght, who was bere ® VANCOUVER, BL ¢ J a * en route to Ren & L. The Indian a tiresome * s Gov. Dickerson’s ¢ be wor aking tw ; j * th interference in cam @ ~ ten min s to go the nim * a frame-up was shown, sald: Erickson worke * Jeffries would not, ade — & but lost his ga Py A * on could not afford toe x I Patriotism +: ip es < | * & i MelieMalicMaliclicialintclcl | CITY HALL SHUTS ie T Fight 5: rAd Matin {temo pote dette tes eure intemene| aE OUT KING COUNTY i rickco, June 2 MOANA SPRINGS TRAINING | ‘5* greates ment. For instance, |two across in the following period i J CAMP, R ov June 29.—“! Monday after Jim had pulled| The nint ended with no ae t round left by an “J b clean (2 bit morning boxing stunt | ties on either «ide < is carry think Jeffries rush In and clean | it was given out officially by Mana-| Annis, twirling for Tacoma, Hke| *iliay, p re trophy and Pittsburg up In two or three rounds.” © Berger that his work ifer ne villain in the drama, was the j F ° , a sieha the King be quartered “No, he won wll feel out the} — = Ln training spell esiding Jinks mcnsion, but. “en maist oxing tn the moraing wal na, the a] Vancouver v conse Black fellow for seven or etght| iia short “heart har | varsity pitch- Gene and shor 1 D in the | hero ¢ aken by Seatt rounds, taking a good beating In the | « Not only y gw outcaty | conmaer fm the ina oa | Bekery Team Wants meantime, and as soon as he wed | Program, after|tain rang down and hid the negro i« becoming discourage “heart” te letruggies of the Tur much, th k, unmindful of the| iead in the list, vast an labor he has gone through. he other hand, they rae think Johnson is digging tn too hard, NATIONAL LEAGUE gel forgetting that he has not applied ee oe RENO, N ona eae one himself woth within the past few Standing o prera “Clubs emneen an” Sek Roce catch oat Cutting Into the low down, the 19.967] he's going to cop out for himself « many unusual training phases of thi | “nom de swat,” the “big dick,” to rom the time that he pitched hi he grounds of the He 876 | 561 439 424) | H Physical Conditions at Moana Similar to Those at Ben Lomond § 2 THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1910 Poe LT TTS Ae STS ee AfeseseesenSastneeerenet scram temas aaa aati 4 res RS ES, aL A ILIA BE Mac ESET IR AT EH WITH ALL THAT 1 WRITTEN BY MEN WHc AA CRS OT AND NOW COMES USUAL GOVERNOR DICKERSON TO STOP GO IF IT LOOKS “FIXED” (By United Press.) RENO, Nev., June 29.—“At the first sign of fake I have instructed Capt. Cox of the state police to stop the fight,” said G Dickerson of Nevada today personal representative and will obey these instructions. vel P he water } t ainve “The promoters thus far have complied with all the provisions of the law regarding prize fights and I have every re son to believe that the fight will be or Trainers Admit That Jeff me att tndige- | word for it, and that is enough for me. My strict instructions to Capt. Cox, however, are given as a precautionary measure + ” ers 1¢ ig rene y believed that he will be at the “Tummy Ache aki Dickerson declined to say whether he would attend the fight but it is generally t Has H ay . | Dickerson breakfasted with Rickard and the governor and promoter had a long heart-to-heart talk before issuing his formal statement regarding his attit Also Has Ingrowing Hair | »\vow ts inliane’ ary at once! son and Rickard are close personal friends Or 8. P Oakland, 4 on Elbow. r. W. 8. Bort : =f for th fay | | THAT’S vise THEY ALL SAY BY MAX BALTHASAR cently, | MOANA TRA “ge uth J Le CAMP, REN ‘ It t t — feting « ling @ fellow's at geftriee ba lated a , ned halt 4 ci ESD | | Ke PERFECTLY Good Rock a hy thy = iguiieins d UMPIRE ring for the city hall bunch, | -pposition at his mercy, and so well in the | bargats nflelders had lit-/ July on anmeaisiid to d busy Link and Easterly | snmeicarennanan Be VEIGH BACK e RH. E Nagle and Waring. At Gan Francisco fan Francisco 2 § 8 Boston : 4) 45;2 Oakland . {Philadoipbia ........ eae Pe | At Portland. | a RK. E At Washington. Vernon oe * 4:8 RHE Portland .. . 1 6 Bing wer ies * * 21 Husky little Pete 12 5} eo: te »y Lonnie AMERICAN LEAGUE erterduy at “i ¢ R 7 hard licks climbing and |is a Standing of the Clubs. Chdeans Py : a. mountains getting in _ Won. Lost. Pet. | net roit eo e exhibition match with Standing of the Clubs ss 20S leat | i comes off tonight ith Won Lost. ¥ 35 626 & fepling fine, . pany 37 § on air bas tn + a1 a1) 1 n - . “ 462 | non 6 40 : 46 | Oakland ‘6 642 sae 4 * Angelos 49 46 ana] = oa re am Hacramento 2 6 wa we ste: At Los Angeles. | At Cleveland. . 5 B ‘| R. H. EB Sacramento ....... 1] St. Louts o e8 + | Loa Angeles 2 Cleveland 6 10 1 Batteries—Baum and Prsiegand 4 Batteriee—Lake and Stephens; } rio this, the Greatest Clothing as regardless of cost! Well as in Buy your son a $35 suit—it will last three times longer and look bet- to gain i ie ter than any suit you have ever bought for more money than these t lor ag hits In yes A . ; doueds feet Bye Foon ut elegant suits are slaughtered in this * ‘ got at aeger and Annis! But tt ts ng the ba polly ity nn sale. Only 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36 ef «Bas: | sizes, good for youths or slightly The First Hammock! Sete, built men. Values $30 and $35—- © Seems Whe old your choice for: ....ccreccissedk Made in America was a “Palmer”! | Palmer still makes the ham-| St cre retired | mocks to be had anywhere in the|°" ® * ninth. Ste- | world vena y ng gtounded You can choose a hammock to| retiring ena pew 10 second. | ° suit your te and pocket-book ball to the initial sack, cateting | eile Ecoles’ sie ines Yored fed + catching small percentage Of the jo line in stock i | ty re are hot baths, cold 9 ais .on thew 00 and upwarign” | Handsome Jack Killiiay won hie| he and medium baths, | allec A har the one 1 oe i r og: Seni Chaat pantie tare (ate vcore i pas mbes te ce, ne one Bepsnaty He gute a pn phe ewes Boe poy ge Values $3 and $3.50 cottage this ner } JEFF'S TRAINING QUARTERS NEAR RENO. m in, and sun-—ob, yes, you bet tn ee We lave everything “for the ; Lanchaf He neath, MeaRheree o Elegant Patent Leather, Black Kid and sportsman per, miner and ath enjoyment of the i kr fowl! |now famous manifesto, and big Jim yuan ee 7 4 . Sur inhn on workn | vith the web feet and wine tail” |was compelled to. pack his Kit and |"™Ail of thls les weet of Reno about an Oxfords—the latest shapes—the the genta acral a | requent nto the icy|hit the trail for this town of. sage}two miles. To a person who ‘ Don't forget that hammock | Mors of the San Lorenzo river |beush, wind and divorces, the iol seawiad thecues “the ven ie best that can be offered at the regular r) : { uple ¢ ir urd work |of the white rac till had his «¢ unr rele excep i PAPTLE, Sponrixe Goops (0. Main 7204 When Governor Gillett but ata” Monsia nda | ably Soe ran dino mp. Pr 3 grouse” the California fight f Jim wouldn't be at M | "MONIT LIA. 2. Aili Rol hi ER le S NE W 1} Capt. Ce The Jacob wishes to get a game ae have been over to see him The boxing exhibition tonight at the Seattle theatre, with two audi Three More Days ever known—will come to an end. the goods in the windows—Everything sold Mothers! Attention! ——, V IKNO »* will act ag my I have Rickard’ ward the fight, Dicker. SV TSESESPFE TSE LESSEE RR TK VPasaxes 2 BBezreasseo ez. Bakery baseball team 3 ‘s husky. bel has been working out leasant Beach, and ae y and shifty boxer. Th experience. f in the circle together, ought t# 4 n much class, 7 i e on sale at box etfiet Sale Seattle