The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1911, DIddFdS3> THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS eeeeeeeee [ARR eh THEY’RE AFTE.. ATTLE STAR CUP SEASON TICKET TO BALL GAMES FOR SOMEBODY $ BOILED BASEBALL * * BULLETINS, How many fans will pay admissions at the gate when the season opens this year? * If you are a good guesser, drop a line to the Sporting Editor of The Star, giving ee your dope on the number, Just make a guess on how many people will attend the first Somebody told “Bugs Raymond game of the season at Dugdale Park, April 18, and to the person making the correct guc pube Peer oarer, Uns Cumnesuicey or the guess nearest the correct figures, The Star will award a season ticket to the park ston. ee uke-wan teen, “he'd dest THE ONLY CONDITIONS Your guess must be sent in on a post-card and must a yon shoot you im the head a be written plainly in ink. Give only ONE estimated figure and add your name, address look at you,” and phone number Bambou is a ve in bet six BEAT REGULARS The Insurgents insurged so well) Chick, the Insurgent shortstop, rnoon that the Regu-| sh nh the — stick ng ed to admit de v ling double d a single t in Sh h rif, right 3 rn ith a trio of d the mighty C. the Insurgent |* SOME COLD FACTS ABOUT JOHNSON In 1910 Johnson struck out 316 batters. + In 1910 he won 25 games in ed his first profes sional ball at Wesley, Ida He was turned down by Los Angeles without a trial. na let him slip. He signed with Washington in 1907 In one season Johnson won 13 games in 16, pitching 85 consecutive innings without a run, ave « 14 strikeouts to the gar He has refused a $6,000 con. tract And, girls, he ts 23, and un married * | - ma08, , — McGraw finds fault with Fred =—The— Et ER Aen e > was ’ | Merkle for hitting the ball too far did mound duty for the Regulars were yanked from the Regular| Bach was soft pickings for the revo twirlers. lutionists acker, in hitting the ball with the b Nell was a maiden fair to see, Bill Armour, Toledo owner and to Pitch for ashington Clu me, |heart of tt ate are hardest to Amertean Li » club's premier Nell went with me to the pitk]} Gene Eiliott, Highlander million matically itself 4 n. No There's a difference of $1,500 be She know no baseball chatter; | the batting order, Seems to have pies. The signals are set aut ically. As the Johnson, admitted the be And what befell each batter. Don’t hear much about the won world, wants $7,600 this year there, has the war corre nts trained owned by L. Dallagiovianna| dogs are 1 a twostick kite without a tail. ) fair, | Chances are John I. Taylor won't will break the current and set the semapio’ STOP" & competing successfully for the Se jage of his games, -- | t ond the Ms se es 1 t : t t th : | ” The Electric Block Signal and the exclusive use of Sted pend "eee te he be pres yo) he pads ge og nye AR gp belialialielialelolelctetelelel PLAN SMOKER Hing Brockett, ignlaster pitch Coaches make our system most inviting to those who demand aystone Athletic Club, has fran Ob, the mean things! Rothus and Dyer are billed for a | leas. similar route, “Rags, the Fighting | — } 0. S. L. we Union Pacific At the provided such a hot) Walter Do: whom he is making : al weeks ago that Man-|an outfielder. Doane is 4 tora} = &. ELI Gen. Agt, RTD. TR fail on a el iilet” is a native of Kent. A| way aking of confidence. Igratulate them ves upon the de This chap Forsythe, Giant first oe ' " =| regularity of a trip hammer. Merkle extended arms of LOST LOVE. is hustling to hold his job ") aho Wonder Wants By Tom Akers the semaphore Never 4 girl more pretty; xNap and Detroit manager, says Nell was the whole wide warld to | slow s waist high that cut the mean ATLANTA, Ga, March 27 Modest and gay and witty. \ hit HEY MEAN that the Moving Train has auto: Walter Johnson, the Was . ‘ pitcher, may not pitch this year one da aire third baseman, will lead off train will follow it onto the block of track it occu tween Johnson and Te yen She made me tell her each move| cinched his job train enters @ new block en ef roken and. the president of the Washington club and play aseaiil te ommugins oe ! comanal piteher in the league and regarde ders in ©. Ms Sut the “STOP.” They remain set ut he train passes to the block by some as the greatest in th Sad, sad the day when I took Nell | chances are th * nt. Mack beyond. Noyes offered him $6,000. She loves me now no longer; like @ troupe of fleas The System gives perfect prot defect or acci- These two prise French bull-jat the 1910 Ses sh . Washington without Johnson te Now Nell’s « wild-eyed Fan-eap for dent to the electric system, a broken rail or an open swi have been entered in all! comers t apartial judg-| Johnson alone can hold up the Daily her “bug” grows stronger, |send his red legs to California ag classes in thelr breed in hopes of| ment of Judge team by winning a large percent atraining again train cannot etner a block that is not pase to os way. Coates dog jing star, has been declared inel _ Sam Falkenborg, manager of the jigible by the national commission safety ond comfort when they travel, up his card for the smoker at Kent - Li f next Wednesday night Christy Mathewson is under play ine Oo ening to 6! Novak and Kelly will mix for four|ing weight and McGraw has or - _— os ay, and 18¢ rounds, as will Hahn and Seott,|dered him to eat more and work| ° Limited Patroimen flashed on and “Skillet, the Fight Jim MeGuire has a kid pitcher,| Adams qui to arrest. Wii rst Av.S nberg decided to give | year in the minors, but says he will | 716 Second Atv 7 rst Av. S. and Dearborn, go. force McGraw to keep him. By the Tel. Main 932; Ind. 1995. 1. Main 7378; Ind 262% special train will carry Seattle fans)" ’ *Y"" W. D. SKINNER over the Inte n line. m ad a sa When the baseball moguls con General Freight and Passenger Agent. lthise of the entucky future book they she suld pass a yote of thanks 6 newspapers that killed the ieeiinlen nied wn SHORT SPORT By a score of 16 to 0 the Spauld- ing Victors put one over om. the Eilers baseball team ye lay at Woodland park SSeS EEE EE EEE EEE REE | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March After spending five hours in jail, ) M3 SaabunaasesNsaeanesee 5 wing cards. He ke j he not « , BOXING — WRESTLING ba nBiighee th t ee gprs sere Bring in Your Plumes Now to a asbington Hid Be Willowed, Dyed, Cleaned, . | Keys made to ord ln He » 108 First ae. "Main fiat, | Curled and Remade. 119 Yesler pn . ' : 5 Straws, Milans and Braid nn nen Se OE 8S OS OES ESS SO OS Sek r oo . he cleaned, dyed, blocked and re Home of the Fa pons on the same grounds by a) naon ete eee tee modeled T and. sau “ARNOLD WINS (22:59 55% MOVED Stes ~ W. L.Douglas i yet geg : WALTER n JOHNEON. The Paint and Wall Paper Co. and the oa 3 0S In a fast game college en. s-5 om j}——— Sea OI OO MODEL MILLINERY | [eigdmiaeue suena grou r was the star per-| Without Johnson, not only Noyes, | ¥incible. On a first division team || now located «t : 527 People’s Bank Bidg. i H- team lost to t m-| to at the Seattle Trapshc |but Manager MeAlee every |Jobnaon, in the opinion of many sage THIRD AV. ' ent Cor. Second and Pike. Opposite Seattle H bus aggregation by a score of ‘ shoot yesterday | mas who knows, os the Na-| Critics, would not » more than Dahiem & Barry. 7 Btate Sen toe ng Schlumpf trophy. Robb | tionals are a sure enough oight-hole| t¥o oF three game n. ' - fap county man with a shoot of] neg —-- - = - o atl stday afte 2 out of a possible 100, The score) johnson fs training with the team ‘along ail ball team went down to ¢ be-| follows He_went to Hot Springs, Ark. and 4s and that fore the Ci Wrights at Bre ° 1” én. here. ‘tie te eet culkingt ings again: yesterday by a score of 6 to 0. + oi : | He told McAleer and Noyes what| missed. rng ag | \ +4 H jhe wanted and believes they Will] charges By @ score of 1 to 0 the Scotch é come to it sooner or later. fWeen the soccer team defeated the English ig ue ti Johnson has shown more thin as a surpi aggregation yesterday afternoon at } : ; ‘ spring than ever, He has added ee — sare gros = snabiiaitiaa: “te ‘The expl Woodland park t i a slow ball to his repertoire, tor Bryan, : | Which, with his wonderful speed , legislature 3 ib ia te Me curve e e makes it 1 The Broadway high school fresh-/ “1D curve stuff, makes him almost in : man track team wil! hold its track ist i 4 | ee meet this afternoon at the Lingolit| fame } ; H Senn RRS > ee here park grounds. < H ania ; 6 lx TODAY'S TIDES AT SEATTLE S| CHICAGO.—A 10-round bout fs int : 3 High - Planned today between Joe Choyn- 3 6:20.80. m=. . 10.8 feet # 9 CHICAGO. — Packey McFarland |” ""*Protemt care F ae _Laeeae has picked another easy mark The| pis Chicago scrapper will land a little| * eescney sernegee wa ne 2 ue! White HopeTomorrow | TeeEEeeeeeeeee, el x en e im ou Buy a Paul Koehler at Akron, O.,0n April] gapyppa, Okla, March 27—| CHICAGO.—A special train will vlon- en See. eee see atom of more than 6.000 |carry Chicago fans to the 10-round ||) === a osm - linet —e between Johnny Coulon and} ASY PAYMENTS. | seats for the™ Carl Morris Mike | fight | renin a amedlea . i v heck fight here tomorrow after-| Harry Forbes at Kenosha, Wis., to- | [+ <i oe cott ft te sang ont ll 5 ce ¥| noon and the indications that 12,000 | morrow night. Til Apri 1SU occupy e 6 tickets will be sold, shows that)... Soa 7 106 WHS -Bldg. Oklahomans think their “white | io prican, aa) Dencd at Dreamiaad tonight, |hope” is really © comer. The scrap| tials bear Weeuahe , ‘ A Z ; P ae rt etal . ‘se NG [eth te the greatest pugilietic event} Sic the last few days we have se ; The price of the Monarch, tke many lim the recent history of the south 5 éthier bie Hi a : | west. so many requests fof a continuation of our ; ens! ude lines, is fixed by the face se e tory. It is sold in all parts of the country | LR LG vf f " | . . : . Don’t | LOSE BIG MONEY mt instructive baking demonstrations that we : : | . at the exactly the same pricey y YORK, March 27.—Fifty | Admiral ‘ “pth || have finally decided to extend the time till : Z “ = Sympathize | Berri Doped = le ged infor t : ss . The agents are never allowed | Bivice adm stated tod cause i Dit Pn - ot ext Saturday, April 1. 4 ‘ ey ear adu bene pag New York rita rd f ; p next Detariay, Agei) en - to quote special cut prices Um [F * Captain go be many (eg year : : 4 f Those who were not prepared last week der any circumstances what Btaut ad RECRUIT LOOKS GOOD. P . » - | ® Lieuten: with the other take advantage of our special offer of a cane ree j ever, * Sub-lieut Fel | SPOKANE, March 27. — Paul jie and : fellow. . . Hine, with line dry * | Strand, the 18-year-old recruit from Laeuth Prairie, Wash., proved a find $7.50 merchandise coupon free with cach \ AMT 7 L Ah The only way we can offer youa special. Best Tackle pal we wading Fos sary ne drag ine avi tated, Monarch will now be able to make the nec- ‘ C a inducement to buy a aepaey a ei Siataah nas hedlen "at epene “ue ; re id. 186-10" ecene essary arrangements, as this extension of ee . i es _ bh; Senta, ee olen % . Serr S “6 Goops looks like a fixture, é Ral aati aloe a SRR TR I: Saat thee ed us ~ i il ' msrS marmite Bae it is 180% the same " slang t+ 4 # STORE é | BOSTON—A finish wrestling hes ce time gives you till the first day in next : — : as cash Of the purchase of any article in pga 714 First Av. percep gy eoatiendeot tippy othr Land | Co fd Bargain Store month. Bear in mind that we will take ? x fr our entire store. Whe you buy your |— 2 et Main 6089. Phones: Ind. 2880. || 90° wade 2 ’ ~ 1415-1417 Fourth Avenue * Monare or ca 7 i you | Operations probably will be staged here your old range as-part payment on a new fonarch for cash or on time, you get ve! —— _ } M 7 i Z 4 full 1 ; " your coupon just the same. It cam be | Fesults sho arch, ¢ value, and ; : aw Monarch, allowing you its full value, an used at any time, but is not good asa jay with | } arrange easy terms for the balance. Y ’ \ \ Fi ae payment on your range. TOURIST The Women |, — Beal Paul With yourself of Seattle Cut Price for Will Know Now|| 30 Days Best Gold Crowns Best Bridgework, per tooth. . Made from Hard Wheat Best Amalgam Filling AH Best Siiver Filling ecial Flo Full Plates ‘The Sweet Meat the Best Wheat Dost Fete We use nothing but the test material that's made. Painless extraction free. All work guaranteed 12 years. : Has all the qualities of stern Flour a . ta ; a é ‘ ir and the OPEN EVENINGS = a co! ad on sweetness of Western grain, ne ~_ Thousands of Pounds. ° ° Pay Late> Sold Saturday Ohio Dentists 07 Pike St., over Owl Drug Co. At a very low pr as a means of proving the Entrance Room 4, superiority of this flour— Insist on This Flour in the Future Hammond Milling Co. Portland Exposition atienbe PIKE 8T. AND FIFTH AV,