The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1911, Page 2

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THE STAR-—#RWDAY, APRIL 7, 1911 < 332353333393222 THE STAR’S SNAPPY SPORT PAGE ALWAYS IN THE LEAD <<<<< DAVIDSON |SEATTLE, 4; | THE SEATTLE STAR TROPHY DOC WHITE, PITCHER-ACTOR __ JACK TARS, 0 scone : BL OOMER gs | SPORTING DOPE | THE left handed pitch sae} » ating, and donate necond minutes Harris » Boston, White, song defeated champion, in July? writer and sweet at Pueblo, Colo. h emmy fly, DE eye: newhere and |iaet night singer during the | off season, is here | A Dill is being discussed in the New York legislature fo vival racing gambling withou APRIL-/ Fo | shown doing a} Which mean tle advertising again. The has do} Jack Johnson lone’ California supreme cided that the dusky chap must pay a $100 fine imposed for auto speed-| al just a few prior to the entence which be is now sery court tunt for a miner: spring in the vicinity of the ing npot where the Ray Hogue, billiard ch won from E A. Thompsot clase B 14.2 balkline billiard match at Brown & Halen‘s last night, m ing his 200 points when bis ponent had piled up but 106 | card tonight is Ray Cumber vs. A F. MoCarthy. ¢| W hite Sox trained this year, White ts one of the most depend able port siders In The annual track meet of the|, sid University Athletic association will} e major leagues |be held tomorrow with more than 80 | rants in the field. Herbert is in charge of the arrange ats. tions shortly, ers will be ti ‘The election! on the playé' of police, cf commission On petitio a guardian 4 for Peter erty is valu Jer is an © - who is alles The guardia relative by Flora B. Spi SAVE YOUR TEETH He You fave & Dollar ‘ is not ap e centric genius of the Waddell type, Seattle leaguers went up to Sno- homish yesterday and trimmed the local team by @ score of 6 to 2. thus refuting the idea that all left The Gram } with 4 Wa tart | . * for the|handers are bugs. » tomorrow | field School leag distinct teams in Uh Last Ake RRR Re . * * season, * COAST LEAGUE. * | * * 8 of the until ¢ for p will be with a A meeting of the direc Washington Btate leag held at Chebalis A as! view to a complet a 2:] Six teams are to | tion this ye with a poor team, * ee won 16 and We are now In our NEW LOCATION 06 Fourth Ave, | Diag y Acr From PAL &580 FEDERAL PAINT & WALL PAPER New COMPANY lost 13 games. DOC WHITE San Fran tort mina fi wrday. runs, hold ner. | member of the This Is the silver cup to be awarded to the best Seattle bred dog |, to be exhibited at the bench show of the Seattle Kennel club in Mam moth rink, April 12-18. ui me at Vic ¢ Britishers piled up ax | Ke 1 be the most satis ifying ev held in the \N thwest ist district here, Our Sewing Machine Club Positively scheduled three years ago, but will Milwaukee = coach of a probably relent and permit the team to escape, in consideration of Out be seen for x; ica aman gs passenger ti fielder Muncie and h passengers, Dandit secure will undoub y left Meld this sum ght out by T He is a wian of s Standing of the Clubs. e Won. Lost. Pet om 0 en years’ experience having had a tryout with the Louis Americans. in fast compa BULLETINS. Doane's services. = © . * * BOILED BASEBALL . * . eee ee Too High to Take a Crack At "= league players spend useing ways and Ty Cobb than they subject in Ame more a »| means to stop give to any other single j sun twice Marquard says he will prove that McGraw’s faith in him has not been in vain, by delivering the goods this season. Must be Rube heard that back to the minors talk. to the plate, but few re-/ Torre r ree ees 2 ey * * Mar main fc wing Machine Club of the best machine If you want to join the Free S¢ aver Ne ln — rgb and save money on the purchase | Bugs Raymond ts still glued to| # 1:18 a m 14.6 feet * the water cart and insists be likes the sensation, & 5:56 p.m } alin ~ oersedees ais Judging from the manner in SESE REESE EEE EE EH which Tommy Laach has been skidding around the sacks on the Cat Adopts Rats. hard-baked surface of that Hot) LOS ANGELES, April 7.—A tger }Springs diamond, those under-'tabby, famous as a ratter, owned | by the Excelsior laundry company, | |pinaings which worrled him a fow |years back and had him slated for| losing three of her own kittens by | death, Killed a mother rat ~and/ * *! made, you will have to join tomorrow. This is a plan of getting together and buying twenty-five*machines at one time. You can make terms as low as $1.04 week, and each club member gets a fine, solid oak The Sewing Rocker, worth $6.00, absolutely free. have been re BLAKE AT BAT. Crist catching and Blake batting. St. Louis American league team. CRIST CATCHING, Here is a training scene, with Both men are memb WHY, HERE'S MICH. ANN ARBOR, Mich., April 7.—A game with Western Reserves at Cleveland tomorrow opens the most ambitious baseball schedule in the HAVE YOU GUESSED? That season ticket to the ball * games is a reward worth think- * ing about. If you guess near- * est correct paid attendance at * opening day at Dugdale’s park you'll get It free. Send your guess to Sporting Editor, The Star, and give your address and phone number. A postal will do. Pe ee eee ee SWAIN AT VANCOUVER. (By United Pres Leased Wire Direct Seattle Star Officer.) VANCOUVER, B. C., April Big Charlie Swain, one of the ing hitters in the Northwe league last year, who was sent uf to the big show last fall by Van. couver, will be back with the Beavers again this season. AUTO OVERLAND. CHICAGO, April 7.—Motor cars will ply between the big cities of the United States and Canada and com pete with railroads and trolley lines according to an announcement to- day by Charles M. Haynes of the| Is the Best Sh Chicago Motor club. Ever Made McFARLAND FAVORITE. | CHICAGO, April 7.—Packey Mc-| Farland, the stockyard champion, | fs a 5 to 3 favorite here today for| his fight tonight with Morrie} Bloom at Racine, Wis. The bout} will give no line on Packey’s| ability to make the lightweight Umit, as he will weigh in this after-| noon at 135 pounds. GOTCH ON COAST. (By United Preas Leased Wire Direct to Reatte Siar Office.) SAN DIEGO, April 7-—Champion | Frank Gotch, his wife and mana ger, left here today for Los | Angeles, where Gotch will wrestle Jesse Westergaard. A crowd 1,200 fans packed Germania last night to see Gotch throw three men FOR SALE—BLACK RABBITS. Prize winning stock. Call A 1423 Fifth av ” * *\ gan. The Wolverines will travel * | about 2,000 miles. * one Z|, Seattle Automopile School, 210 Sette tee eet e Broadway -For You. FOR new, modern furnished roord we * at the Virginius, 804 ir Wentlake av SPANGENBERG Fishing Tackle Baseball Goods Brand New Stock Cutlery—All Kinds 1100 FIRST AV., Cor. Spring St. OSTON history of the University of Michi-| SAMPLE |the compost heap | juvenated. adopted her three baby rats. The little rats and a surviving kitten Hartzell ate up nine| nurse in amity | os out of ten at Atlanta in a 7 | manner that made Hal Chase grin |with delight. The ex-Brown ts tipped to lead the Highlander batters. Hans Wagner Never Used a Better Bat Than Those We Sell. Speaking of doy scouts, ete., how | about our friends Bob Gilke and Arthur Irwin? ‘ake him, Tige! “hat X-ray oxamination of Jack Johnson's head and the discovery }that said bean was armored like a |dreadnaught, ought to contain a hint to baseball managers. | Many little stars twinkling in Junison reflect greater radiance on }the diamond than one of the first | magnitude by himself. Willie Carrick, old-time big leaguer, will pitch for New Orleans this year, He managed New Haven last season. 714 First Av. - || Main 6089. Phones: Owner Frank of New Orleans tn This W-O-R-T-H Cushion Sole They Have Always Sold at $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00—We Have Them Oxfords HOE O. Second at Pike H r@) P Inc. Over Swift's Drug Store. Free Sewing Machine has more up-to-date improye+ ments than any other machine made. 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