The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1911, Page 2

AR—SATURDAY, 333523353> The Pug’s Progress Or, the Rise and Fall of a Champion A LIFE STORY IN PICTURES as hat would have GIANTS SAIL YORK t w Orlea rail to Ma » Manage PASSING OF WORLD FAMOUS HORSES OF “LUCKY” BALDWIN | \ LOS ANGELES BOWLERS START IN MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 11 10—FATTENING ON THE SHOW GRAFT | sonkee Canada 7 ¢ United of the stuff his press agent hands out, nearly all GREEN LAKES Wi ’ Biff, the clever world’s champion, will be a gh eck house week. He is in the midst of a road to for 15 weeks, drawing great crowds nightly with his stunts and illustrating his famous knockout blow with th MeMugg, h rin t Up to date his royaltie moving picture eat battle have yielded him $10,000, The challenges of Tommy King, Jem Jab and Dick Smash will be ignor until one of them shall have defeated B If he m the vic that fight he will insist w nt of the p and a I guarantee. On Tues dress the newsboys of the y wore value ntory would make s Ad-time sports wick, if they amount that tw anit bets and purse®! if their elty on “Su es in Li (Continued.) THE FADEAWAY THE SLOW BALL THE FAST BALL The fadeaway is Matty’s best fooler, and he is its Matty uses the full-hand grip to throw his slow Matty's fast ball t# next to the Greatest exponent. He grips his first and second | ball, or floater. He encircles the top of the bail | fe ® the ball be fingers on top of the ball, and the thumb underneath. | with his fingers, and has his thumb underneath. | and first and s« ngera, and t The side of the knuckle of the third finger ts pressed | When he releases the ball he spreads out his finger tightly against the ball. W livering the puzzler, | to avoid friction, which would cause the ba Matty twists his wrist to the left, pulls back with the | The bail floats to the bat thumb, and allows the ball to Teare through the | ball does not make a singh revolution, gecond and third fim Ives in and | seems to wabble in the air. This ball is a good one | Matty down, which gives it The ball drops | to mix im, because Matty throws it with the same | throws his fast ball e tw so far It seems to fade | motion as his fast one the hand ma he ball shoot st before it rea all would b ¢ majors is ca to twi When thrown right t NOW 18 THE TIME the third round to prepare for your house cleaning We do all kinds of painting, var. ATTELL MATCHED, nishing, tnting, papering, ote Abe Attell will not quit the ring | Estimates cheerfully given. Use the entirely, that bad arm turning up| phones—Main 1304 or ind. 3913 Ad Wolgast is hungry to get atis iittie more Federal Paint & Wall Paper © je mo 0.5 K. O. Brown and see if he can't doling Abe ts cl with Jem| 4814 Ist Av., Near University St a little better. ‘The two are mateh-| Py iycoit the por ee bee ae: ed for a return meeting March 3 in| probably eall the meeting in London New York late this spring. The Seamer Dan Shoe Co. CHICAGO, Feb. 11.—President 119 Yesler of fans. Casey won the decision in HORLICK’S MALTED MILK) The Food-drink for All Ages, For Infants, lovahds, and Growing children, Pure Nutrition, up building the whole body. Invigoeates the nursang mother andthe aged Rich milk, maled gain, in powder form A quick lunch prepared in a minute. | Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’S. in No Gombine or Trus! ~ Star “Want” Ads Are _ Business Bringers Jack Johnson has been pinched | again for speeding. This time it was-in Frisco. |Johnson today vetoed the scheme “i to keep secret the identity of the The Portland club will have four official scorers of the American ex-Clevelanders on the line-up this | sue season. They are Pitchers Bimer “HACK” IN CHICAGO. Kostner and. Fred Breaden, Infield. CHICAGO, Feb. 1 George er Roger Peckinpaugh and Catcher | Hackenschmidt, who is to meet Jack Bradley Charles (Kid) Cutler here Monday . night, arrived In Chicago today, — | Billy Ross won a decision over | — Slick Merrill in a four-round boxing BOXING — WRESTLING | contest at North Yakima last even Prof, M. 8. FREED ing. The mill was scheduled to go 215, Washington mid 16 rounds. 05 First Av. Main. Bing. | Home of the Famous W. L. Douglas Shoes Opposite Seattle Hotel The Queen Anne hign school bas a ards Lone ketball five fs playing in Olympla this afternoon Basketball is the speed stuff up t ° | in Anacortes these balmy nights The high school five of that burg Jost out to the Burlington bunch last evening by @ score of 19 to 17. 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