The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1910, Page 2

STAR DAY, JULY 20, 1910. WITH ALL THAT 1S NE \ WRITTEN BY MEN WHO KNO JOHNSON'S SUICIDE B BROUGHT COIN AND Eh (Oy United Pree) WEDN HAT 1S DOING TODAY ITH THE FACTORS IN THE REALM OF SPORTS TACOMA AGAIN WALLOPS MOTION PICTURE MEN PROMISED a yt “< THE DOWNTRODDEN TURK JEFF WOULD WIN, SAYS i WRIGHT + BY TIP WRIGHT Jack shortly Jpositively that Johnson would lay! down to Jeffries in the seventh 80 sure was he that he of: | for the United Tiaers Clean Seattle Bunch to Tune of 6 to 4—Lynch /¢ pos | from allowed ty fy round. jon ie PK “at R NEW Y fered to give me Johnson, the Rows With Hall and Gets a Rest From Labor— New Pitcher Tried Out But Is Badly Stung. Rtanding of the Clube Won. Lost. I Prose Association a ment to be placed after the fight, all the turn I was introd Lit who the © ringside, signed state in a safe until, lor in which he would oy by ing at that Anon Cir any time it haw beer talked joking | “fam thinking | I've |when I w away @ tion trave for 20 ean « Y Was Cbidha Jeffries, would 16 belt fight As to the char Ketchel fight was framed vanee and that the ¢ 50 40 556 4 York Spokane most @ 4 Vancouver T bad my opm i tmILLOE he to taken my 4 Galveston shay ed trom © hay in the best hicage, ten wants, and fy 99041 Johnson intend = =} WILD PITCHES tn i Just before the ion entered the ring |the knockout, | am in ignorance, but | at Reno, John nt to Melt was told not once, but several nnd demanded 60 and 40 t times by men the Coast whe instead of the 7 dnd ought to know if anyone does, that ly agreed upot close friends of Ketchel, including ’ A wer one relative, bet on Johnson to win vane mee Sateneed te de of 13 rounds. | an has . ‘ | " | j AN ANGRY MAK | Walsh, (By United Prene) NEW YORK, Ju sored ch Weat 1 to fake th 4 that # SEATTLE manenge (hy Vel 4 wadde edt Press.) .—And purne, igina Now Ay dowr if walked to the ‘ do know that « supposed to bi know” took t the number was Georg of New York, whe bet $5, } Tom Corbett the night before the! fight, at the prevailing adds, which | helps to strengthen the aint. with the ranon, pro Tex Rickard manager of Jef elty that day and th the va knocking bir a punch that lar wan Intended to, and 18th opened, and tho: semertion that stor of the fet T Indians 1 Sam Her tt | frien, w in th ad beer is failing by the way f Fh first place as a r nom, the « y | pear tn the rnipanion. I “We have been asked to bid on this fight and have verb that Jeffries will win, know that Ge aging Jobson, y that hin main would@win, Ee much at even mohey to show ¢ maid, hin faith im the char That he hedged at the ring Little onsiderable rae wher quired from kane, has failed to show wp as With W firat base and b « usua C ht to brighten up for th nae easy v oma sluggers. Incider Tiger who got on t ran hogwild and st ba and left without One Mott got away | fieet told the the rest of tn ar Ta vod ad NATIONAL LEAGUE | Beth ow # played fearful ball in n@ booted everything Johnson charges, the ring, and he champion, are surely cular tool There taki may be Digwest fake BORGUM MUSIC 1207 3rd Ave. Open Evenings TODAY'S STYLES TODAY 2-Piece Blue Serge Suits for Business or Outing $10 diffe vse you may put them, orn the year round, for winter. Regular as Turks. , it but sor ng halo, thing that yoy can McCoy, how that Johnson wh on the ie the latter had no intimation of any frame-ap. Even Sam Berger, close as he is to Jeffries, would not have the merve to approach the “big fel- | low” with @ proposition that he win) wasting T< by buying off Johnson. If Jeffries | iy ng. th hadn't been sure he would win he never would have made the match, | and having made it he entered the Kaufman ianaged to fast 10 | ring absolutely upon the square, and | \ nda, although badly beaten UDT | nis defeat brought about 1 didn’t see that scrap but I did | estly Fror SALMONEGG 2 ee JUST NOW Now that the spring and early summer the bait fisherman, unie expert with fle back seat and « eportaman whose th with to me that opportunit d Jeffries to win, not on the Johnson would the jaw and lay ne Was assured te not | take Standing of the Clubs. 1 ; , . ae along patched up Won. L of th attle team chi ” mt ng to nego New . aa after Lyneh, ho | Piet “ lo the same, and » Cincinnati a af eee ae en eee = ‘ Philade 6 74 | he ont ba se a pu is “n Little t F 1 me a OM d many to follow another who were surfered CY YOUNG. oN, D.C, July 20 Yeteran pitcher, who to land his 600th through eland de the second game The contest went vung allowing only one eight. He ) gamer In hin harges vung Remember that scrap the cham pion hed with Al ant And amajie 378 | while to | vincingly | At Reno, on Sunday, July 3. Frank |MoAvoy, # San Francisco attorney, representing George Little, told me ED. GEERS IS_ BADLY INJURED heary we Seattle took the lead in the sev enth tnning, grabbing off three through a couple of long hits some Tacoma errors, Then Tigers, in the second half of the| frame, took a couple of runs and tied up the score, winning out in the mext inning with two more tallies be made worth and he hie | lowe talked con runs kes no and the rday wh ‘ noninatan ts hon- | 4 - fe . will always be appro At Pittsburg. they are not too heavy f prices $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00. $3.50 to $5 Oxfords $3.15 ‘The Jer of our Summer Footwear will be closed oat a! this price. Oxblood, Patent Colt, Velours, Guu-Metal, ane the| different H. E te 2 or too light mere ti ae Pittsburg : “6 BW 2 Batteries ock, Cyrtis and Grabam; Leever, Phillipa, Leifield and Gibson, > r alereccccoenng a] mecennnwog x remai Tan kinds. 50c and 75c Summer Wear 40c i Including the well-known B. V. D., Porosknit and other reliable makes. These specials make them very desirable for this warn weather $2.50 to $5 Straw Hats $1.50 Every Straw Hat in the store marked at a very soceptaliell price. Every one is an extra good value for the money, Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ao. Near Union S. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” pa At St. Louis | R g| ee ee Philadelphia . St. Louls .,. e Batteries—McQuilien and Dooin; | Willis and Bresnahan * Gi6H TO Com PETE AT CHICAGO. Bratley Gish Beattie athlete high water days of are past as he be an must take a] ® Chic way to the|® ar championships of the ghts in the AA Augunt 13. The Seat- springtime lightly turn to brow Athieth ng Gian hackles and parmacheene belles and and expe > come home coachMmen and grixtly kings and att with ver doctors and ali that bews array of names so dear 3 the well known will be nent to mpete in the all- At Cincinnati. Pt ¢ RR. E New York .. err Se) es Cincinnat! 44 3} Batteries—Mathewson and Mey ers; Suggs, Burns, Fromme and McLean. (ilevea innings.) At “Chicage. R. Brooklyn . eS ie «| Chicago ... aun 4 Batteries — Barger and Irwin; Cole, Brown and Kling. (Ten in- | nings.) tub bs tx him the bacon SeeR EEE EEE e rd. ¢ Hemenway | eweommnnon> lenenncoonued i ed alecnevonmcund Totals *Ratted for rd to ninth 3 H. L. KLEIN THE GHOEMAKER M you can't get boots or shoes to fit you, get them made to measure at 217 saeeS STREET July Stock-Adjusting Sale eventing, with out breaking water ning ripples disturb sheen of runing the 4 tal. Hike forth, Itty fimbre and whip the «treame with your dainty for now the hungry trout turn aside trom the dd salmon egm to «tr ered bait. Now n the fragile, whip-tke rod | plying rect come to th the man who cares er joys of fishing to use not for the time it takes rather i Sa, Fine Morris Chairs for or $13.50 pays to fish with a fly rt on earth thrill that pase charge from your rod and from when some gre trout rises and low the surface Score by innings Tacoma Beattie Summary Sreecu4usnpe@ eer sazyrarenvwecae «| * ginany adden front | AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. Won. Loat of SPOKANE WINS AND TAKES THE LEA (By United Prow.) | SPOKANE, July 20.—The Beavers| @roppei another game to the Indians | here yesterday, and Spokane now takes first place in the percentage column. Erickson, for Van was wild and was found for 19 hits, giving Spokane the game, 6 tot. | Jess Baker pitched fine ball for Spokane and although he yielde a} seven hits, tightened up in he | * pinches. R. HE, Frisk showed up tn right field nnd | St Lows . - 1 ae Gistinguished himeelf by getting hit| New York ... ecen aa twice with pitched balls. Batteries—Powell and Stephens; Wunsserec~ Ford, Olmstead and Sweeney, Mitcholl Um preser jfor a fe jttme wh | Phitadetphia | Boston [N prolong th | with bis the nat erlight Washington ing } St. Louls We offer some big values in Morris ike line to your heart brown -backe r fly be stream Chairs. About six patterns, similar to Chicago electric Philadelphia Rattertes—-Lange | Morgan and Thotoas. yak or imitation ma- $21.50 and $22.50, including velour cushions. Ex- hy special for this sale cOM B INA T I ° N DRESSER AND COMMODE—Just the thing f boarding houses or hotels of hardwood, to r sawed golden oak; size | 18 | so | paver: picture, in golder and Sullivan; the hogany; regular prices At New York. known to man, the desire to v and outfight the fish. And he will| outtight that fish if he has the} cunning of his craft, for, light an ts his tackle, & careful hand, an intul tive knowledge of when 4o check the rushes, will land the largest trout that awima | At Boston. First game or made eee ee ee ee eo finished NEW ZEALANDERS ARE Summers and Stan-| THERE WITH FOOTBALL. Karger and Carrigan. (Four- Batteries age; teen innings.) epresent quarter- (By United Press) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 20. Ed Geers, known in raving circles terday throwy from his sulky on the local track and badly injured. Geers was warming up his mare Ailleen when the accident occurred (iy United Press.) INGTON, N. @% Otago football lefeated the all. Am can aggregation sed players rom § 1 Univers ity of California and the versity of Nevada, by the of 9 to 2 ee eo LOUIE LONG DEFEATS KID FORBES BY K. O. BUTTE, Mont. July 20 Long. of Spokane, knocked Forbes in the fourth round «o here last night. Forbes put u strong fight, but could not avotd the | ~p producing punch. Ja lefeated Bill Brown in thre Ohio‘ Dentists soT% | of case 20x40 inches, Second game R. HE Detroit . 2 4 1 Boston . soeed i3 Q4 Batterte Donov an and Schmidt; Mall and Carrigan. x24-inch mirror; $17 Ae value for veeeeeeeeeeee Cartwright bn ttn Keener, of <= OWNER TRAINS WITH HIS TEAM Raseball magnates as a rule are serious minded persons who are in the game for the cash there ta to be wrung from the pockets of the fans and faneens, and their interest in ees =— « = weewenneg «| eencceon a Our ‘New Store |, Our new store, at Pike street and Fifth avenue, will be the most up-to-date fur niture store in the city; will be finished in January. We will occupy the entire | building of six floors. / +e eee eet ee eee At Washington. First game RH. Ew g| Cleveland .....+-0.+++6-0 @ 2 6| Washington 713 #1 Batteries ‘alkenberg and Basterly; Gray and} Beckendorf. Second game. R. HL EB. ;| Cleveland oe eee da | Washington ebe0 oot 4 8 Batteries-—-Young and Easterly; Reisting and Street, Beckendorff. (Eleven tnnings.) } | COAST LEAGUE Detroit cs | | | | Thi is | week, "a8 we ins come and see the val offer. Our entire stock w marked down, $0 if interested im you should ans attend this the end of the Harkness, Bemis, Louis Cartwrigit Cooney. Fri =By Bonner Frary. Tim Every!hing for the Dog Can be found in our extensive line of dog collars, harnesses, medicines, cakes and biscuits We carry also a large line of “Palmer” Hammocks, Ever Ready Hot and Cold Water Bot tles and Cases, Field G Razors, Lather Brushes, ing Soaps, Khaki Clothing, nis Shoes, Athletic Goods. ale « Kaye | fore Standing of the Clubs. Over Owl Drug Co mee, Room & Lost. Pet “6 50 | Portland |San Francisco |Los Angeles .. | Onkiand | Vernon i! Sacramento . CENTER STAND—A very attr pattern; 24-inch round top, shaped shelf, turned legs of solid oak, hard- wood top and shelf finished golden, quarter-sawed effect; a firm, well- made stand; cies price $4.50. 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ING JEWELRY CO. 108" 5 Tiree Ay Room 119 Pay Later Main 7206 Dance at Dreamland tonight . Becond Ave. at Union St)