The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1911, Page 2

[ stORT SPORT | Adam a man up, Noah sacrifice check Abe Noah i \ t rain dove wa out e ark pitched and te son walked home balls — Enoch the ortgtn od Ong danghter phenom disco original in the ah’s bears were the original the Giants stealing, by And there we saw rben was caught Joseph Joseph wa Cain and Ab afusion of ton ajamin was ¢ arus died at Jonah was the The The Jumper They he i & sparrow's hook plor ship. Rah yer, has inside | Art Schaefer, G been showing the J baseball. ‘Maybe he will display) @ bit of it on the Polo grounds} this year. maybe! a wife, Pittsburg’s Beau st, may be able} stuff that cost son Having taken Howard Camnitz Brummet slab ai to steel clear of him $1,200 last Some of these spring bloomers | who are sunning in the training | camps will be cut blossoms about & week after the season opens Why is it that the woman who always wears peek-a-boo waists like lace curtains NEVER CATCHES COLD? Leach Cross continues to re turn again (come back barred) at the expense of New York light weights. The sore arms among the ball tossers sure to be followed by sore heads when pruning time comes. Hackensehmidt Jost a handicap match to Jesse Westergaard at To-| peka, Kan., last night, failing to} throw his man twice within 60 min-| utes. He didn’t even bring Wester gaard down once. The éirls at Broadway High are making a fight for the right to form @ tennis league. Ballard High is planning an inter. class track meet to be held next week. Winners in the contests will meet the Lincoln team in April E t High basketball team won from West Seattle High in Ev erett auditorium last Saturday, the score beng 36 to 28 first team to a Silk *1F OUR TEAMIS AS GOOD AS ALLTHIS WHY NOT GIUE US THE PENNAT RIGHT. AWAY ANDO SAVE ALL THAT WORRY AND EXPENSE f* snare QUA NEW SECON Mare Ure Que rene Pir CHER HAS ALL KONO OF OFLUERY AND SPEED THOTHING OVE Que ew BACK Tree EST Ih Tive Ouminess) MOTrinG RUE GOT WHY NOT ? ee * ¥ beigh and is only @ trifle over five feet FAN FODDER * (SRE RRR Re | The Cotton 8 ready for the of | managers Johnny Kling ts becaum Charlie Murphy won't trade him to other John has som but the the st r and he to atick * sore * om anx team, get having ime. Jackson Woody Forrest Mills; Nor ar catche Thorn Plas H ank Greenwood, Meridian, . 0. 0 carlos Dominick Willias m Carne the R Herrmann, « “Back to the Woods, Old Man,” Is Message to Old a Criger He never Perhay uid have carried moro he W LOU CRIGER. Gone but not forgotten in the big, Young's backstop. In 1898 the Ferd Hinkle, signed as one of the pitching squad with the team, has asked Mr. Dugdale to ex-| cuse him till the study period at the | Untversity of Oregon is over. Hinkle | is a college lad George Engle, the pitcher signed up with Vanéouver team, is spend. ign a few of these mild spring days | in tle. He ts holding out for a! little more of the kale of the Brit ishers and expects to get it. RRR A WEATHER WAIL By Tom Akers. Mr. Punk Prognostica tor, Chitty rain and snow creator, Wht you kindly tell whether You can't gi weather 2 us some real Weather Man, son For this coldness, son? Don't you know the yearn is there a rea out of sea Fans are orites’ return: Bum Foredoper, hear whining, For the sunshine ing, us have some weather we'll swa® you, all our we are pin Let baseball SHEERS EEE EERE EE EEE EE EE EEE EEE * * * * * * * * * * * *« * * * dock. t to change at crests Dugdale | | His legs also went HESS EERE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEK timber is Lou Criger, famous as| Robinsons, owning the Cleveland} the battery mate of Cy Young, in| team, acquired the St. Louis fran-| the days when ioston was winning|chise, and the great battery went |the American league pennant |to the Mound City. In 1900 Criger| Criger, is free to sign with any and Young } ped to the Boston} eam he desires—it.he is wanted. | American lea whage they | He became a free agent when Ma&n-|remained until J ager Hal Chase of the Yankees fall-|sold the backstop to St ed to send him a 1911 contract. |Young to Cleveland. Last year Criger had a fine! sold Criger to New York whip.” His weakness was with} Criger has a comfortable bank the atick, and poor hitting back-|account. Thg chances are he will stops have no business “up there.” | play with a class A club this sea-| back on him.|son. He would rather & Never a husky man, Criger went there stopping them tha ” along in front for years, because |his time at something he had the stuff.“in his nut” and | the remuneration 4s lesa Buy Your Spring Suit on Payments | You do not have to wait until you have accumulated | sufficient cash; you.can pay a little down and the bal ance as you get paid. There is no need to do without neat, new, stylish apparel, with many distinctive little details. Just open an account with us and get them. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St. “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House”’ nd. 796, po WEDNE aan THE STAR NG OAGES | Mahnken OUR NEW FAST SACKER 1G OVER SEUEN FOOT TALL AMO CAN PICK EM Our OF THE GLOvO® TOR 15 had meared » would Whe the the que if you want ¢ at SOME wer tar gue K ¢ ma and The guise in enented in tha him. time nd ye tor not later than § Friday morning and TF ues to the sport k After they had signed to fight, | sn photographed shaking hand Packey MePuriand wis! foran “good luck. Later he ex | plained this by saying he hoped | Moran would be lucky enough pot to break a leg before March 14 hen they meet “Tabernac » MARCH 8, 1911 The Ta somewhat on the Bt marok alley ening when the KE. N. Brooks ptled up a total pin fall of 1,112 in the starting session Is believed to be the record on Seattle Here last night's we EN Brooks nl eit ou 268 nu 218 191 208 210 180 O'Donnell Perry Keen 19) 212 19 Total 2 1018 Roberts 199. Pall 79 229 Walton 146 Becker Bennet B. B. LEAGUE. Plymouth basketball team still holds top p in the church league. Here is the standing of the teams today; Tea Plymouths . Fremont Baptist CHURCH w 1 Baptist he Result of Our Phrase Contest Will Be Announced Soon Owing to the great numl submitted for the contest, the committee to declare days declared as soc SOLID OAK STAND Like picture, but ball feet ; 24 h neatly turned le shelf, gole des lar price without square top, shapied Regu Buy Now Pay Later Credit You Want PIKE AND FIFTH Watch our ads for ver of excellent phrases it will be impossible for their decision for a few the result, mas possible. 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If your paper tisement on March 11th.| fails to come by 6 o'clock kindly and! notify the circulation department to} of The Star and r will be best section| sent you by sp oessenger, ee*| Main 9400 or Ind Bekins “: Store AUTOMOBILES (dead only) under seal, the only guarantee against usage. Fireproof Storage NOTICE. | We are going to run a special page ad which will give the make of the ¢ home 4 fon in the Watch for it. 441 East 414, MADISON Cedar 414. ~~~ Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy of sell real estate, etc. SILKS— Unpacked Another Lot Today NEW SPRING LONDON FOR CASH AT IN THE PRICE IS A BIG FORCE -—THERE ARE MERCHANDISE COMING HAS PRICED IT THIS STORE ~YOU OF IN ALMOST DAILY— RIGHT, TOO—WE BUY AND SELL AND IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE PAY MORE AT STORES WHERE THERE BOOKKEEPERS—QUITE A LOT MORE NO BOOKKEEPERS AT LONDON'’S. 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