The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1910, Page 2

HAT 1S DOING TODAY ITH THE FACTORS IN THE Ww LYNCH NO LONGER BOSS | OVER DUGDALE'S TORKS Mike Has Resigned Management of the Team and Will Be Supplanted by Fred Weed—-Former Manager Is Blamed for Seattle’s Losing Streak—-But Is He} Responsible? ould | a lt if Lyneh manager}in all probability had bis Mike Lynch, the pt ‘ . ns, | have et the 7 and tdot of the fans | noney to badk him, he would have has resigned f the team, and [OF] acquired good players As it waa] the rest th n Feed Weed, | he made the beat of the proposition, | the first dase et from Spo-}and grabbed the only players he kan t the destinies of | could, men from Wiwon's creek and | the M “ ther bushy tracts. M was resign, It Is} The Turks have been handicapped said, beca was low for pitchers right along. With good steadily, ax ' ould do} pitchers the rest of the team would seemed to t the fact} ginger up and play good ball, but that Weed ver his| good pitehe at money, hence no Mike job, wa make a! good pit ere secured habits were responsible f ging waking poor work ¢ f But ment ago. ern, a pleasing and dotng wor at har when te } would try and 4 has been man am. It was up! hin “i players ¥ en his | ba Did be h m? | good And | better pr *erhapa | Lyneh had 1 best 4 ther JOHNSON Is CONSIDERED | A BAD EGG IN AUSTRALIA (By Celted Press) MELBOURNE, Austratia, July Jack Johnson, candidate for al man In Chicago, and known a heavyweight champion of the fs not looked up to in Ar ever was, in spite of th he won his big title in i & bond every time he wid. and that » Austraitan to NATIONAL LEAGUE > Standing of the Clubs. Lost “AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. La aa - pat Phitadetphia 68 25 New Yor 0° 32 Boston .... so a8 Detroit et” Clevelan u : | 444 Washingt neice rH 420 | Chicago ‘ 32 400 381) St. Louts aa Pet aa8 878 558 512 437 Cincinnati Philadetphia Bt Louis Brooklyn Boston First game-— Ls Brooklyn . Detroit Pittsburg Second game— Brooklyn Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston .. Chicago New York 1 Boston 1 Chicago a6. .00 3 Philadelphia ... . i Cleveland ..... eee i Washington 1 St. Louls 8 New York o sos | © THE STARey# RIDAY, NEW YORK, J In Pear. | Ation approached Mat |U have ‘ siayer and writer,|now has ts the strongest in either | from Laj the players he considers Morgan he has @ beat in each position, In part he t if right hav rn “ayn i 1 Kraune t he baneball he nday ts the | not be excelled nas - yt ape a F wo of the real atara of the I have forw gment and |“ anu made careful isons of the r iy the pitchers as follows p © al playere In the Mat " Hender Plank National and American leaves, | Co Mullen) Overall, Waleh based on my experience of 30 years,|Moren, Ada Donovan, Rucker Juring whieh T have seen star play- | Moor ers flash with startling brilllaney Hal Chase t# prince of firet ba plutter and die out and be for-liween him und the , gotten Chane perhaps, comes nearest If there Ie one department where | Prit Hal, although & con the National tw superior to the! Konetchy as giving Chance the p verican league it ls in its catchers, | of his Konetchy is a right-ha ty, 3 I can not see the nger jod th on at 8 : ider Kling mand Hresna-|etandard wet by Cha No rig > to have established. Stanage, of | hander ever will Detrolt, comes nearer the mark than t vam the firet sae T rank the & “Kling, Gibson. e, Street, Carrigan atchers as follows nahan, Dooin He's Warren Barbour, cai Millionaire, the Fight Experts Say His Sledgeham- mer Fists Can Put the Black Man Out-—Better Built Than and Davis Either Jack or Jeffries—His| Trainer Tells How He Would Get Him Ready in a Year— Now Amateur Heavyweight Champ. WILSON. ste: & BY RB. F NEW YORK nO Con big t Warren ren Barbour on te ev aaire, & champtor Opinions ¢ ctety fi th » emitter surprived to hear Go thou and smite this Ph hip and thigh This young giant ha Jack Cooper. It ts Ja bim & wonder Sock Johns ck Jack nid Cox erier natch o bim fighters In the by fights, two a f for purses, and th purses, the best their hardest tr mild fight him, and 1 wo Tremendous Price Reductions — SATURDAY — OUT WITH THE OLD—IN WITH THE NEW Fall Purchases arriving daily and pressing us for room—that’s why you can buy at the **Bee Hive” Satur- day—Seasonable and reliable mer- chandise at One-Half and One-Quarter Off Our Regular Low Selling Price In this sale we offer you the best and greatest values in our Goods and Prices tell history the tale Come—Look Saturday—You Are Sure to Buy THE BEE HIVE First Ave. and Cedar St. The rman | Mek Jack John nd. | istine | afraid for him 'd got used to handling ” professional ring. c ‘ ow nateh with Johneon 1 « in about a year.” > k } Young Barbour is a gin: nd of th natural fighting machine. He st He bec 16 feet 2% Ine his bare feet, and weighs jing trim. He has a reach pine hes and a barrel of a Jinches around inflated and champlor fiated. Sever He te a better physical specime alled ir |from the physical culturiat’s ™ On than ntry Jeither, for hin He ian't t yugar, and his muscles lay fiat on his huge’ frame, Mke rippling ‘piles He is lithe and shifty as a on his feet, » superb boxer, aggramive camp in in tacti and just “feeds on pouts th ishment,” as Cooper A was fille has a punch in either hand jand hard as a compressed | hammer. ' He can hit jineh n ent y jaaid Cooper. “He quick strength | forearma.” ee high in D8 pounds In fight ‘cagey | point Johnson or weight is distr Hike the per party to jto go up pion, Joe as hard with a four can at a foot in his wrigta gand|in_ either aN wand at | Cooper runs a flesh reducing plant | jin W. 47th at, much frequented by the Jaded people of woclety, He had| jbeen putting various members of the Barbour family throug? mame Dd route when young Barbo aged 17, then weighing pound | went to Prin and « place on the football team. | The captain tiked his looks jone trial convinced him the y Titan wouldn't ¢ He was and wuffering from Can be line of We Palme Ready took him from col m @ place in the of of the thread works, and hi ther put him into Jack Cooper mnasium, Cooper first “took th stomach off him” Razors, ing Boa nis Sl Good and then suggest Diamonds on Credi You et the goods on the first payment SPERLING 705 Vist Ay Main 7206 JEWELRY CO. Room 110 begged Bar Seen JULY 22, 1910, tn mind Colitr nd La i a natura Tt was fe wan & good boxer at ¢ first ship pre to ult the hing Cality what HERE'S WARREN BARBOUR, _THEe YOUNG FIGHTING GIANT, fight just nat sald for him lensor Cooper A MAN 80 full of eight at Boston. atone were s train another of job cold, after being bags of by the aid the these to join the training ria. In all . took Boston aga B has ehormpus, | fighting Irishman hand » hard ¢ Barbour and a big where Barbour had at the amateur char of Boston. “with a k a wild rockout ight battle. Everything for the Dog found in our extensive dog collars, medicines, cakes and biscuits carry alse Han Hot anc tles and Cases, Lather ps, Khaki Clothing, Athletic Lv Sporrine 6: RUBBER 9 Tow is rene harnesses, a large line of nocks, Hver 1 Cold Water Bot Field Glasses, Brushes, Shav Ten and Rubber OUR FISHING TACKLE SALE CONTINUES THIS WEBK ¢: a REALM OF SPORT SAM GRANE SAYS THIS 1S. BEST TEAM—WHAT OO YOU THINK? Mathewson, p; Kling, c; Chase, nen: Evers, 2b; Hans Wagner, ss; Devlin, 3b; Wheat, ms ape: cf; Cobb, rf. San Oakland ne lexson | the calls al hifty as! tt a WITH ALL THAT IS N®& \ WRITTEN BY MEN WHO KNO SEATTLE LOSES ONCE | AGAIN TO THE TiGeng Hane Wogner,| Butler Pitches Good Ball t u ot By Sean for Turks But His Sup- WILD PLICHES ed Hea sleet ot 4\ port Loses Game—Both ‘ Teams in Seattle Today r vied Jid the Pi : , \ hie ~—~Ladies’ Day. He the Tent and} {nd would have sie k the Btanding of the Clubs atti ‘om Wen Lest. Pet Spokane | 641 (SAD « playing - + | Vancouver 50 “ 549 t “ . Tacoma 46 “4 S11) 4 Hi i. Smith, | sEaTTLe 6 6 380 (iy United COMA J Heattt t Indians r a the jast ga ? the series |‘ fighting tooth i " Lelifelt, BD t 1 t g Kr “ Ui ‘ "« . ”m wi Mo r to 7 m us clubs ’ ter fleiders as follows the wind ha wd : on ’ tages, Le h, Crawford. wit s ¢ T bas ry — adden was tobe * for $190, bn th the eas canting feast » Tacoma i shy 6 then, oun eenne> ght left into Bur i him, Burke cam Barbour knocks ha right ond left « The kine eft that f Burke's head wn watched | ned Couper | j said | & profes took a long argument to con ther COAST LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet} 66 4 £50 | 69 52 536) 60 62 S31} 67 bd | a9 164 |RAIN STOPS GAME OVER AT SPOKANE (By Untied Pree.) SPOKANE of rain MAJESTIC. Watch the ¢ The Star. Somewhere there tickets advertiaed, given .o the persona July 22.—Large gobs | prevented any baseball on | a) diamond yesterday Both right on thelr toes, for fight te getting hot and the te ust be broken At Portland, Francisco Portiand At Los Angeles. f At Oakland. ; pan There Is a.wayse ; | Meertie. Read The ‘ads and “Get the B Willett and and La Longe M. A.GOTTSTEIN SP FURN ITURE CORY), ee SECOND AVL-BETWEIN PINE. Saturday Sale of Sli Soiled Samples Goods that are perfect aside from a slight “mussing up,” rec ing the enlargement of our building. Prices have been cut “way de effect quick clearance, but you are welcome to every advantage of th . stein Easy Payment Plan just the same. 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