The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1911, Page 2

39333333> s club has signed | The Los A Walter John * uncle for a try out. Not pad as it I how-| ever, for nk is only 18. How soon ‘Writer says th Cy Young by would buy the rc over now And Hub! While waiting for his team, big | Ed Ruelbach of the Cubs has been| playing with the Mobile club. Bert Daniels, the Yankee sen sation, will have to travel a fast clip this year if he expects to keep} Roy Hartzel from crowding him} out of the lineup The fellows who ask. “Can Cy Young come back?" should re member that Cy lost several games by 1 to © scores last summer and had a rotten club bebind him Dandy Claude Rossman is said to use a hypodermic nesdle to squirt perfume into the padding of bis first baseman’s mitt Jack Warner, ex-big leaguer, will] cateh for the Erie team in the O.| and P. league this summer. Predatory interests cut no figure with the national commission,| which has ordered the Louisville club to slip a hundred beans to George Moriarity. Morry claimed | the sum as back salary. Bill Welchone, Philly outfielder, | fs in hospital with fractured skull He was hit by a pitched ball. tre | Westerhill, Tiger recrult, may not play this year. He went hom to San Antonio with his leg in a t, as the result of an injury re- g ceived in sliding. | po | Hi Be i w This quadruplane, built by M Sellers, Carter county, Ky., is the first of its kind that has succeeded ja Tennis Rackets Restrung We have in our employ one of the best tennis repatr men the country. in All Restringing Guaran- teed We repair anything in the Fishing Tackle line. Have your fishing rod varnished before the season opens, Sema Seep Seems 714 First Av Main 5089. Phones: Ind, 2880. Lajoie, 384 KENTUCKIAN FLIES | % to go to fn staying off the ground for any|‘*"ms to meet the three men length of time. The planes have a|"@™ed- spread of 20 feet, and the total sus- | HERMAN DEFEATED. taining surface is 250 square feet.| LONDON March 14.—Harry | ————— | _ | Lewis is a notch nearer the middie | BOXING — WRESTLING weight championship today by| . M. & RRERD reason of his victory last night cost, Waghinaton Bidg. | lover Jimmy Herman, whom he | 105 Viest Av. Main. SiR. knocked out in the second round of THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1911. THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS HAROLD LAOD |BEST BATTING TEAM, ON PAPER AT LEAST ,, What do you think of a ball club | ta wouldn't be a but it would puble for almost any pitcher. major | make | } It#| as defense might not amount to much, | puncher. but ging, just look over the following: | for pure, unadulterated slug Forsythe, 1b, Pekin, Three I 2b, Cleveland, Ame ican, | | Miller, ss, Newton, Kansas Mate, 1% 1. n Hays, c, Salina, Central Kansas, | 423. 3 | MeGehee, p, Jackson, Cotton) | States, 406. Team average, .392. 5 TO GO TO LONDON. CHICAGO, March 14.—Tony Ca oni is today considering an offer | London for fight with | arry Lewis, Jimmy Clabby and| m Sullivan. Promoter McIntosh | ired Capon! asking bim for his 15-round bout. SPANGENBERG 1100 FIRST AVE. Cor. Spring St. Fishing Tackle Brand New Stock BASEBALL GOODS CUTLERY airmont club, offerings of i, i f a ‘ f Standing: Buonomo, Zimmerman (Mgr.), Rutz (Franchise Owner), MoNell, Sitting: Tyser, Hufeland, ‘ i Kalluseh + STER, March 14 hester 1 nd 4 Total I am of the New York 1 4 ’ ' F Pin league d what! t mo 8 34 689 fi a world’s rd at|T r 8s 18 ‘ " i! t t Feb. 2 y | Kalluae 1 48 9 688 229 Hufe 6 rs 8 246 i ji of Tota 1 1it4 \ I: Syracuse ‘ 1 Total Ay Maurer 19 6 4 20 Sutton I st O'Brien ) 18 166 8 Rautenberg . ‘ c n) Emerick , r 208 aie n ages — Rochester, 1} raguse, 1000 ten, getting ti did i not seem ex y fine S Mi L T ing ‘Will G This Y nthe Ia ! et 1s — Te ee eee ee eee ee | This husky six rren, Me. * * | his hero, Ladd went f te to Alexandria, La, ¢ * BOILED BASEBALL * ‘ond " j * BULLETINS. *! big . j * * once TT eee eee eee aemtatie. ted One cor ent, unafflicted led to Clev y with corre s eye, says of arrying — bis the Redondo Beach grounds, funch, carefully i where Red Sox are: “It {# too packed by moth @mall for rea! pract m er The trip t& Tough for real effor too troduced the rough for sliding u trom eared for. Doesn't read the} Tree state 4 usual spring st ing cars @ Adama cause ‘Ah sho cain't see how you all back East anderstand each said Ad ams, after trying to figure the pro- Maine boy's aunciation. McFARLAND FAVORITE. NEW YORK, March 14.—Packey Farland, the Chicago boxer, is vored over Owen Moran in to aa 6 eee See eee Of | night's ten-round battle before the |" It is possible to pick one, trom | of |the baseball guides, just insued. Of course it league outfit, but there is plenty y to cover all the McFarland follow Englishman, say his possibly not so fi is a much atif Moran m The little ckers, while McFarland, FRAZEE IN BASEBALL. AUGUSTA, Ga, March 14 Frazee, the Chicago amusement ‘omoter, i today a part owner of Boston National League base 4 y “eri 7 ball club 4 Phelan, 3b, Kewanee, Central IN QUADRUPLANE | asio.,-.275 5 Patterson, ef, Quincy, Central TO MATCH BURNS. : sane, Att _| SAN FRANCISCO, March 14 ; Cobb, rf, Detroit, American, .385.| satchmaker Milton Clark, of the : Conley, M, Abilene, Central Kan-) Metropolitan club, # planning to sas, day for a match between Champion | Ad Wolgast and Frankie Burns of akland. re Cut Price for 30 Days Best Gold Crowns Rest Bridgework, per tooth. Best Amalgam Filling Best Silver Filling $5 and Hs Full Pl Best Plates We use nothing but the test material that's made. Painle: raction free, All work guaranteed 12 years. OPEN EVENINGS Ohio Dentists 07g Pike 8t., over Owl Drug Co. Entrance Room 4, Yee R RE RO ee retorn and attempt to *t i T 1 1 q 4 |* FUTURE PLANS OF eh he ¢ 1 HACKENSCHMIDT ®# ap wi ' f * tr | cor it th © hin Ake ARR ee te! large A side Wager as ma me . Wo RO tt * hepato. Fy * AN AIREDALE WINNER P oh ee ed world will def i ! for 1 « from } w Yor on Maret Ane two 1 Ht clea p all Gf bis! ke bim over two Week d th ammer abroad u ether the lat t f Aug wnd their first " thelr New York arrival in ta forfeit of $5,000 | k or Chicago 1.4 { the t t ' th t View Kennel 1 View Bally 7 i Day w wa in to f t amplon ¢ a to a date this 94 WANT BALL GAMES? ‘ m inclined Tho! M ' er of t LIGHTWEIGHTS ARE IN THE LI oe oo The Judges of Our Phrase Contest Will Announce Their Decision Soon Watch for It in Our Ads The Matchless A range for wood or coal, up-to-date re- spect, at a popular price. Made of refined char- coal iron, double lined with tos, hand riveted. of in every steel and asbes- The extra weight cold-rolled range steel; good at $29.50. Extra special to- morrow ... - $24.00 oven is made value An attractive Mission style Rocker for thé living room; full box seat construction am well braced throughs out; continuous back posts; the cca Spatish, genuine upholste leather, over cane; regal price $7.50. Speet Seattle’s Largest Housefurnishing Store Buy Now ( Pay Late €eeeeeeee | AS USUAL | a: AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE PUBLIC BY TOM AKERS Ett \ shining #un, Me oul ‘ me @ has begun FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER frantic mogul trie Pubite ‘ ng € very 10 Cents; Suburbs ver Lake, Fremont and University 0 aie find * m the “bush” new A : © 9 * now the alr are for fal | If we listen to the junk Dealt by mu of “the bunk I ift weeks m ale wa | 4) Fi ad 4 ee ee oe oe oe oe a nig league vet MELIGHT =) Saturday aft the univer TODAY'S TIDES. ® | of the P School tic A® (Corrected for Seattle.) | sociation High Tides A ba - , . 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