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

THE 1910 A LL ee a SSeS ASRASASSN CERIN HAT 1S DOING TODAY REA VA RT WITH ALL THAT IS NE =) - ITH THE FACTORS IN THE L O i | Say, E O WRITTEN BY MEN WHO KNO a re A = FIGHT WILL BE “FINISH” [TACOMA WINS IN Apparent Passing of Hans Wagner — BOILERMAKER IN BEST IF IT TAKES 100 ROUNDS | ee ee S20" CONDITION OF HIS CARER Sie Aaa Laie | me, Trainer Cornell Says Jeff we TAR—SATURDAY, JULY No Chance for Draw in Spite of 45 Period Agreement 4 ey 10h tap g y , ‘lise, Each Camp Confident, However, That Extra Session Batting Rally Sends Three | Never Was a ‘Has-Been’ rien has recat - P “rn Won't Be Needed. Runs Across - Seattle Is a Stronger Man To- - hae hal » ant a ae Lead 3 fe day Than Ever Before. wher the 2 ‘o nti i : eng 5 P | tt NOt gen BY MAX BALTHASAR , Yast 4 1s, The most p nault’s Ascension. f ° lg Fallow set MOANA SPRINGS ‘TRAININ mar ant } BY ROGER CORNELL r ring at 4 oie TAMP. RENO, July While that _ Chief Trainer at Jeffries’ Camp hin taeye few student form expect ire ; a 8a Standing of the Clubs. | (Written for the United Pres hene workouts foram rene toe nave oy their wind Won. Lost. Pet.| I by mame Pounds, sor < t Spokane 40° 30 «S71! K bein paid on the r ot ’ Vancouver . 39 31 887 the belief fa jet Ne 7" “* , | Tacoma 31 38 0 | Jeffr Jett was not the two f tt SEATTLE 2 | «40 20 f hi 4 tee ee ‘ad Jeff t ‘ . (My wit Press) y " : « ’ i ' ate _ series, | Lady ‘ A ~ 4 (By Vulted Bee | tact ‘ - , yuld the battie gs Ps ce ae ACOMA, J ting we will see Sefton @ays \ “ of ’ at fs ont eciared . o ba * t | ! " no 9 full of mae wW j : | ' hatorine ; t followers, bad R ‘ Y . — to oer RELIGION AND Cow will not be up Fariner re \« og oe Py e 4 HANS WAGNER AL BRIDWELL, SHORTSTOP OF THE NEW YORK GIANTS. " pre fie ts to who rat ben 4 aT ; pe . 1 Wagner ba t ‘ A : : tt 2 1° mentor 7 ia . dot * - t ‘ ~ « long ! t abt played fir , 1 s f Ain j Ndent that Johns hin th Han Ha t e ' - ~ . be {ident tall { before the 45th r rea k busy 8 v i 2 ’ Mott , duteh f » comet cid ‘ he we nd pur nt talk and gaid Fianagan. “¥ " * ‘ a, ; . : " . era a P hi set o fast (oom te the r ring t : “e “ : alioping nt knoweth t 1 1 ' i gh hen they accepted the as tt ithe phys nen, rhs failed to «lip ‘ : mae Sees ee N . ea { t n in {Of the d ines and the tg gaa ; “ n : maon } irked th : , . i y ons : an |S “ee at “Dugdale'a 45th round Is unable t ac ‘ br mn) then. a ’ the A t him, but : j "| tent x 4 Dick the wi en we y " ‘ HPO AF vith 2 . 2 . al has b oa b Park Teady to pro 15, 29, tha oe bei . ests Se ' £ ' Might J { boxing pr aia ; ¥ by > : | @ bundred rounds, if t y well tre ai ite | ‘ —s a meee aided steiner picke i nin ; ry, to de ¢ th t ‘ on ng bostilties the « Rilke the bett ’ . band of the Boys’ elub — ‘=2: 11/4 The Real Jeff--Tip Wright Goes to Play With Him =.= RE al : pa € neal ve t rt oes to ay i m von wil aut fag | @f rounds, should they be 1 that Pogue tag of the doubleheader will be eary, we will ready to go at i bn ° : a t t to the extreme limit, by which 1 . and Find Him th R ] B ‘k-to-N tu M ‘y charity, The first game i mean that Johnson will fight unt ? . s is ‘ e ea ac a re AMD |: o'clock ¢ either he or Jeffries is knocked o' cy Anh OH POA The Lineup. ; The Jeffries “p treat with |superinduced by th ‘ ' _—_—_—_——__— | einen net — | Ministers. u Beorn the suggestion that Johnson | the contes sth ed. se gle See P - ‘ finh @ uber Gus | 11 { >see Doses vise ian | Smeets, » } 1 5 | 1 White Battler Happiest When Waist Deep After the hing” Seedy F.O A SUNDAY CALM IN RENO re ae ie Sas a || Finny Tribe or When in the Mountains Gun in)» fe Jolt aie 0.4 sf * “ ; + + . I wre ne 2 " W. H.W. Rees, s., * ee - ee i ae a oe ae Hand-—Wishes He Lived When There Was Good into the serine for kod that he was | lL Benedict, a * RENO, Nev, July 2 e wil! be 15.600 visit * ee — - . ,. . k to camp from the mob | 24.7, Greenwell, om tomorrow. some’ 30.000 people in all. and here's = | » a ou a 4) Indian Fighting. ie wee srhaie we Thoon and go trout | hae A Bowens, / ® excitement on the Sunday bill of far 7 » nines fro ake th ¥. R. Gi J * 1. Street car ride to Jeffries’ camp, two miles, cont * : EHS EE pre wt time yw, I am never so hap- q Jeffries gone fishing. Camp resembling : oe} a * Shy hag sponses BY, TIP, WRIGHT ave . on 1 have @ rod in my | 2 Seven churches * * Sueck. nyo ange tal De tn A elnes an ae aon teat Ghee Gone ie enid. “Bome may ike i * 3 Four moving pictur wa * ty Chasen. 2 wild >— China to na man Fa ereer eee ss bey rime ; * Imagine 15,900 five ones. a rulnority of whom do not pasa the & nh ave a | 2 = oe bet coca he aan as Gal Let me fish or hun # contribution box on Sundays, at home, cooped up in a territory ®& ate SEO a tf ; orgy he rw ed out. It waen't sald boast-|°™ happy . %& a@bout the size of Bremerton for 24 hours, on this menu. * e 1} pid the, . He t conviction. Jeff I like to ge into th * For wikt and wooly as Nevada may be, the laws don't pro- ® | oe eta . wd of it sabe [tnd Weede ot altar @ etrenes ent aust 4 vide for the click of the ch the Sabbath Md q CLEANS rt. | codid be wes bie = gg an they sre—where civiliza-| Over 600 persons, occupying % Tavsssssseeeesserenerennnenenees nocatonally and easily. But at] tion hasn't spoiled things It's a |to 100 machines, saa F | watetst es ~ ms a ima * , ' ae for and I'd like|today and 8w for the tig Bit ' . ee eel tight the Indians. There must have | 2? | (Ry Vetted Preset | #s ar “ Says a aomhe aaa dhecting ane ave! broken. : e. ANCOUVER. H.C. July j rth tng ma vd ROL” Ha ave rush any |!9g. then. row will probably stay A D STRAIN OF _ “ oe bet ‘ ar yin And I had to may There is your real Jim | erdee: n or Hoquiam. : pee v ancouver ie tat j N Apt bilc doesn’t see grers records will be re. by timely hitting and « be wide a0/T lieve tought. You kav It sees him ae a star ins theatre: |Cyente Om, (he SRG Aan mm BY MAX BALTHASAR. ae Sett ank Werene, Berges \the mene 4 ct gp beg sgt be offered MOANA SPRINGS TRAINING | Wants to be in the corner, but Jeff | for Var “ . Sp j ~ nes Shing | Woe © laugh t woh ons box J en CAMP, RENO, Nev., July 2.—Jack oe pose ga # and is apt to | hits mi | ne He ogg a r nt en . eC excited | ake t of teft 1 ‘ : 7 ad ys a 7" r. Porter told Jeffries confi-|no mention of bandages. Jeffries * “ hts - when he meets Jack Johnson. (Star Special. : ; @entially that Jack Johnson's frame | will not wear any and he may in Four st RENO, Nev., July ree j geems unable to stand the strain of | sist that Jobs withoet or # deliver . © for spaper passes for Stony butte. Yo also sald” that at least itt wseee thom "sity to THAT RENO STREET CAR COAST LEAGUE BOB EDGREN _ sie’! Sison attra a j Jeffries has the greater lang capac- | that they be applied in the ring " ; yen (Star Special ri a vations for cash Coma i ity. He has the impression that| The criticism of Jeffs breathing rybe grind * Standing of PICKS JEFF ate ‘Tex Rickard — ij Johnson ia fat inside, due to the ale |ts groundless, according to Farmer |, *?** ean! Wek aes ae ag ea Pet ; free ' \ he drinks while training in order to| Burns, He says the thing that in| Ccceey. , : ie . tne * cite |rea ed 1H. Ot oe i hold bis weight. If this is true, Jef-| criticised is nothing but the trick | ! ‘ : fe abilats 7. (By United Press) | Fiv Dundred fros’ ta aa i mo roel winning is mate jot deep breathing through the € : : ir - and RENO, Nev. July 2 “I pick|the bushes and the balaket | ly increased. mouth, which he bes taught Jeff « ’ ‘ a hoeeke w jt Ang “ 45 ‘ rT * to win the fight,” Phigh-brow magazines There i Bob Armstrong declared that Jef-| just as he did Frank Gotch « ee ay eee ae yo ed © | Sacrament 99 66808 Or the Ni cdgren, sporting editor |:many disappointments whem ; fries will win the fight in three or| Jeff said today that he would win | hrovks 1 8 ° , nie * 10k the New York World dealer hands out the boatds neven rounds. Farmer Burns and in the early rounds if possible, but | * » Se Be GE ak e , wy At Portland. ae wy Be pick 160 press seats are to be Roger Cornell insist that if the that the fight would go 45 rounds |") i ¢ ° » nae ia Wie “ype Ay and they wit 96 fight goes over 15 rounds Jeffries | if nece: Jetivies camp mates Reet KRH eRe RRR RE | Vorno 6 Ol ture eolld month, 1 cannot pic- |ents, repre : will be a 10 to 1 shot are confident of his ability to win ate ad ‘ rien —— Willet Brown: 4‘ Johnecn walking: ¢ veoggh 1 i Jeffries has picked Burns, Broth-| The trainers have $2,000 to wager; ""*''** fot Shen tw tite ,’ arrett, Geaton and 3 oo y away. I cannot picture Jef- | have ; er Jack and Armstrong for his cor-| on the big fellow CY eign ys INEST BALL PARK |fries, swift and. terrible, tilied with | thelr impression without sag : ‘ner. Corbett will be chief second, Mrs. Jeffries is now showing — : ! * At Los Angeles. jfrim courage that will make him | fight fi : aad Cornell will attend to his legs | some signs of nervousness and ef.|+ it : ae as R. H. EB | stow . ed cave bear, being i and dress any cuts. Dr. Porter is forts are made to keep her away | 1°!" i aie | ee ie ts * , 8. tio wn. He never has|,, on NEw tee ' held t erve. : » ®Y | Brinker, it 5: 2 1 Sacra 4 10 9 | Beem beaten down, even to his knee: " ne ' in reserve. from her husband as much as pow- | Piansean ct ep as e¢ } Batt Thor and Jeftries today b peer sin. | The choice followed an argument | sible awther wig a8 : Stunt. ? wen and Smith: tio me as he did before any ef tus| Land and, wale - celebration | j “ar = 2 | Garduer, p ae ee , * battles in the ring {Bremerton the Fourth i FE eae d : Standing of the Clubs. j Walsh and Sullivan | At Gan Franciece. #4 ' [and they were Med a9 caretulty | tals “Sea By “oe Sen, Lack: Ba pale RH EI “ } j man is ¢ dd with one em ie Philedelptite s | Qaktand es Ge ” — — sciutaty atu, but It behooves Boo] “seamecy,’ 3 at Pasay i is $ (576) First game RH. Bs atterios — Willis and Mitze; { ; attle to tighte tthe ba ary: Home run —Swain. | Tw a 3228 31New York 0 tase | sae pares in Means Pt | NATIONAL LEAGUE [etter Sp. Paeet.2 27 Be ite |B Gh] eta roa “awa Swoon "SH | ne in the he L r ; : the . e: at be noes on balle—O Low 18 41 95 | Coombs and Lapp. other at 3 Standing of the Club it by ‘pitched | i are | Daring the nt | Ww — . ned rei by Bonner (By United Frew | : ocr i oa the ie tenses "Vaneig a ' CHICAGO, July 2—The fpeat At Washington J FF 0 i es a wal. Dugdale ts n t 2 " ee bail park in the world, That wag}, R. H. EB. fo ied out to determine ! & ® i al ‘ soston + tees je ee ed b+ das Ampere Astle ina caediel that 1 9 +4 ° . ee the verdict’ yesterday when /}th@ Washington 2 8 2 CARTHAC -r oye > e he use the official train announcer : “4 : pt iJ { et new “American » groundé of Ratterios--Smith, Arrelanea and | J¢ftles-Johnson fig q t map ite st he pois he are heed | ba 5 1 3 3 1lthe South Side were thrown Oper] Kleinow; Johnson and Str >: a a “ getting good at training selling | 43 B38 | c t 2 ¢ % 8) The White Sox were at home tothe ee re « a strawberries f mn fruit wagons in Ae Bones Rortyna. | Se ae ee ae ie St. Louls Browns and thousands of} At Ceenatete,. ‘ ET ‘every man with red blood in his | = — _ ui er days ' R " : se 3 Chicago fans, Including two iteg ne R. HB ald see Jeffries rogain the { surnmer day - 5 : iow York ; mpionship, De 4 Philadelphia cena 2 2 % % 8) ments of militia, watched the gam] Philadelphia ; or ‘ht @ that Jeffries will win befor Spokane and Vancouver wil! play | Boston 2 von 4 21 10 4] and inspected the new home o' sitesi }the tenth round Spain ae Sunday afternoon at Dugdale's park. | Batteries — Moren and Dooin EIN, x ps oi ithe now home of tng ybatteries-Quinn, Manning and | harm tn Seis’ ieee ee a iaitets . on teams are stronger than | Brown, Good and a idan.| ** 1 ¢ . = L yites ite Plank, Marone: d Don-| fiaht. 1 would be gla — Garey Mustard, #0 the contest should be ao ap cya oa iJ ; Pie ck Ty thousand militiamen and var-| ahue roney and Dow | P, cy tek ank aecee —— oo eceees Rew See nat. | i g, | Her t 2 1 1 € © olious civic organizations escorted minister and a man I have a right — eae eee rs ee ae + £ tf 8 § Bl ¥ice President Sherman, Mayor At Cleveland | to_be interested. " e AND AUTO REP; Guy Ge , the youthful finger from | ges ‘ase re os ee t 1 1 2 © 6| Busse and the gladiators to the} R. H. EB] pis will be the tast big fight ©. Peterson & Co. ids Baker Md al., report | atteries oren r ‘a1.4 24 2 Ole The ~ “YT | L. | Prize fig fe going ou Gale yonterday and ane | witutce and ‘Girebess and Lewin + 0 3 3 2 @lgrounds. The Old Roman himself] Detroit 28 1 anise fighting ts going out of b Bast se, —Phomee— A iy vait ee taaats Geen Cow 4 | | n, it ee ae cae Gee ae | ite s in one of the automobiles in the | Cleveland 6. 28.. elena its do “ or ie hands. |~ caes: act an, tak a : { fellow, and has pler pci Totals “es Bay fe ne Batteries —Willetts and is trutel ae feothelly bet yi ™. G yon CAR CO. { to wing the ball acrous the plate At Pittsburg. nee | */ "The new park 1s located at 25th] atkenbure, Strode ennEe: | is in good hands seca apn ane aye | Diatetbuters ‘Gadinne. Motor he Ge, sae j —-— and Wentworth av. The seatin — — — | ob, Brown hauled Dodo Brinks | Pittabute, Liven etd rely 46 He ee capacity of the stand is 35,000] DON’T BRING | | = 5 Bont Pie car Broadway, Seattle ry ld to pitch the second | aS Two-base _hits—-Hre There are 12,600 seats in the grand Gi C Ki jame for him ov at Va « erles Juge: & Sacrifi t t seane for im over at Vancouver.) Batterles—Suggs and McLean; acritice hit-—strelb. Stolen | stand and 6400 box seats, while the A GILLETT iant — ined 910 E is Seay tain the rea tnrough in| Camnitz, Maddox and Gibson ;| bleachers accommodate 16,000 more, | * (Star Special.) * god Tis dant Thin’ ott, ond ras non - ‘lay ‘The grounds are 500 by 600 feet in]® RENO, Nev. July 2 mar ——nd. Pp stingy with hits, permitting them At New York. oh, banee—Vanca aitondivea the lereaet in star Ot iW Wes toned ta te Wolken enn ah East 4222 te s« Hrd only, He in one of the best | proony R. H, ©. he big leagues. The diamond and|* this morning with a safety * Marion, te chers in the league, but wou OOKTYTN cose cessesces 4 0} | the ld e bullt on a six-ine 4 c razor outfit named ‘or ve ap nte a ani rather play in the outfield "|New York 15 7% YISPEEDWAY CLUB TO __ |bise ar inten tt tiny canstlt fest # governor of ¢ iaecaia ake ae one of the tine dieplaye of Car Overt an ars. cite ee RCO. b - atterte: i - Ms still running. rorte t Sidhe % L Yeor leads an i uliies ot Puasiio sttiaua ines | eyisatierion ~Beanion and Bergen;} HOLD TWO-DAY MEET |2"4 limestone, 1 thoroughly | SUN running, Reported through # |] Gan 3 Deer Heat at A | east 504 ia shutout ball yesterday in the morn. espe 5 on drained. * Ms 18 Co. te oF 1old the first of its two days’ mee uses are equippe: showe - | The Turks got a total of nine hits,| ¢ R. H. B,|this aftornson at the erounde of tet | baths and hot rooms and rubbing! Tommio Smith ts the regular ge om fT f 0. M a oar 2 6 6| Western Washington Fair associa. |tables Work was begun on the new) *hertstopper for Brooklyn. MoMi P aus 0 4 Oltion, The second day of sport will! grounds Feb. 16 of this year. It wag] /#® has been released to Rochester Phose Ho. b is nat ta : Batteries—Brown and Archer; |b® pulled off Monday, Good purses loriginally planned to open them of" Brooklyn farm, ae Diamonds on Creditg 22 204 Bresnaban |will be hanging around for the win-|July 4 — | stall $10, Per Moa n ag : rey |ners of the different events, and as ? ' yned 2outh-paw hurler, ha Repatr Work * fou get the goods on the first tbe Waddell Im sald to be slated |#0me fast outside horses wil! com meen sent to Chattanooga by Jesk| in ef ie oo for the release alip. by Prealdent |pete, the races are expec ae te bs At Chicago. O'Connor. Graham ls mood whee eel —— 00 EERTING sEWEI a Hedges of the Browns. The Rube | hotly contested R. H. Ej] takes care of himself, but he failed | aa soi = Main 7296 om 119 Blhas been pulling off some of his Saeyaniaeelnaee St. Louis , 2 7 g/t keop in shape this year, ‘TIME. WARNER eccentric stuff, and Hedges refuses Land and water celebration Chicago asccseses O° 6. Sl Maw yard open te clali | stan w it Bremerton the Fourth. Batteries—Pelty and Killifer,|urday, Sunday and Fete gf Seorre Snore Seon @ \SPEED ‘pisrance Auto-Meter Meer cat mene