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

ED .L, FANS, HERE’S A LITTLE TREACLE RIGHT FROM THE BIG SYRUP GOBLET BY A, BUGGE ; PIRATES EDUCATED SQUAD OF TOSSERS; CLARKE 16 OLDEST PITTSBURG, April 1 | toward second in case the ball is fumbled, or loosely handled Noted Umpire Tells Young bap: Phaih tidied in emein footers] Players Some Things They ; That baseball draws its quota tof M ¢ S| The batter should P 4 make day. tasted ‘ t Should Learn as Amateurs [The batter should ALWAYS MAK® y trom all sion and all classes * | t ired t , Many players come into the & orn ec da lege gla Tie dn shown by the following sta 7 ad w y o be turned Li k beeause jf " par apart oD tietics reeently collected con joffers, He should size up — the ri m the | ituation quickly and act without cerning the players of the Pittaburg elub they did not keep their eyes and ‘ n and thelr heads at work George Paris, the dusky trainer, | amateur | i= - = ed m agape Oldest plnyer, Manager was one ¢ 1 with] ake the pitchers. t of them} bak ~ oi at gt cages arke, § years oun Kent : | x the pitchers. | M # then ried throw and he ts safe, wher Clarke, 88 JB the t aut » ha workout r apor od and curves and pot H player, Pitcher Sheroff Smith, t h ley | | iad he hesitated, he would have « ey ongh on control, change of pace| | sauh ae tee oes cara; tallest player, Piteb d ‘ 5 A 1 AND the eight men behind them. | | "Much advice in given batters, but|* er William Preasy, 6 fect 3 %| 8 | They win on the lots, but do not }the nagural nm in the best inches; shorte d Nghtest At last we have word from Out-| n they become professtonals, | The battor tabled to throw his|* player, Toms Cruickshank. Yesterday he| | their heads as well welkht into his swing, instead of|* lest yer | w Manag that s and feet | depending upon the strength of bis|* single men of team mar ! able t t until | eve are usually good arma. He also lows apt to pull} ® ried men, 17; number of play 1. It see that } \* will get the yor the ball into one field continually ers over six foet Pro y der has been act-| and then he has which enables the flelders to play|# fossions represented, 2 bank « ‘ uty sheriff. While de o him with certainty ors, 1 lawyer, a druggist, a #] sleuthing a A | bookkeeper, a teacher, a # r ot} making him hit pulling him off his balance ch yher ow te Make them piteh; go to firat | with your head up and at full speed the instant the ball is hit; make er olers, 6 farmers, 2 billtard ge of pace, ure] ¢ room proprietors. Wealthle eee ee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee | | | Summing up I should say to bat | | | | that Cruicksy will be a as Greek Sverage 7 the turn to the left, with your eyes|@ players, Clarke, Wagner and i very ‘ 0 the game } n the ball; gamble witt field-|@ Phillippl. Pollties, 14 demo The lynxeyed scouts who have Ke & rue close to the every time the chan ffere crats, 13 republicans, 8 Inde bases ts another thing the amateur | SPSS EERE S EE ER EE EE EERE REE REE ee YER Re ER EE EH cred direction and thus nd it te Mkely the ed to m pace is ¢ than all Curve pitch. lug; watch the bases; fleld your Downtown gossip t our pit on of the final award of the) be mate qu Vanderbilt and Grand Prix auto ed the Vancouver braves say | | extra base and slide with onts: Religion, 15 Catho- # | bang-up bunch of | iid learn, He ah mild de ral oo afr iy he seco ve: * dents, Religion, 1 ath \ Qoyle ager | that deceive the runner) i wlighte danger of being|y ed among says the ch him flat-footed. | ts . Epiaco alga rbed with his infield all of the ce 1 eie epeea ori and Unior WOLGAST TO FIGHT OFF TO LONDON, tt go Pega In b, if he b play in advance; know the speed of |, (By United By United Presa) : r 1 nh & pinch, he bas & the runners and handle the ball |) NEW YORK, April nad Se OR t doon, the boxer, says the same | e. delivers the t 0 without lows of time; keep your ey« a ue 4 ee tes prs UN April 11. —Packey i They're at it again. Comes along| wil pee Se ee 1 for signals and when in doubt |* * 4 ¥ ¥* ¥ * E tanteh Goat tenet bet to fight Harlem i a story of one McElvey, a Minneap- meet se that is bre | the play that Is sure to get MAY GO SOUTH lot th 1 Moore-Freddic . cide A Mon- {! player > six : ps * the pan, | ac er- ' the nan ae ‘ ; | (Hy United Press Lend Wire Birect | battle, scheduled to take Ace fiatt Welle, the-man ait jammed out four homers; a ote ‘o the pitcher pmber you} . etd A meet-|morrow sight at ¢ Mationallish i y 3 | double and a single. Sign him quick, # trying to sacrifice, the have efgtt men with you; don't try], NEW YORK, April 11--A moet pte lige co Boge 3 A ya 8 champion, a big Due | | pitcher can make him bunt t for stsikbbat records; danse of/(8@ (he moter eup committee) Sporting club ‘elab is the fa-|London club having offered $1250 { jwill be held this week, when the | vorite t he will for a contest Betwom ast Packey and the Englishmas, staff. Th unner, Those things are tered a THIS IS MURPHY. *) lx mainly cen! & * * he education of the major le t impression prevails that this d . ¢ | position and cover the bases when i * but there tw no reason why the ama mobile races will be taken up partment is not up to the high io ever possible rake PO standard which seems to mark the RAK RARER ERRARRES jteur should not learn them | It # od Ukely today that th firing sads of Vancouver and| He's as scrappy a player as his| How many amateurs or semi Spokane. We'll have a chance to|CoRtomen would indicate, is Mur fessionals go to first base at full} head up and watch the} der and a good ‘san 0 see before the season I's many days| Phy. I TODAY'S TIDES AT SEATTLE |Grand Prix race next fall will go High. to Savannah, since the course at $a. m the orgia city seeme best sulted 1:33 p. m. 3 to the requirements for such a’) rass ani ron Y . contest } old. The fans who are conscien-;one. The Star snapshot man caught | ball? The majority duck their head | j tious about the Seattle team are! him in the outfield as he whs wait-)and don't think of th They} ry Low. | shaking thear heads when Erickson,| {me for & slam. K your eye on | tear across the base, neve pking 8:49 a m MAY BAR YANKEE — oe fans, for he's| of turning to the left to gain 16 or SILK O'LOUGHLIN. 8:29 p.m Jensen and Engle are mentioned. Murphy this (ity United Pres Leased Wire ‘A large-sized bet was laid yes-|there with plenty of ability | feaitle Mar Office.) We find ourselves too heavily stocked wi ' Salta tas Veneer 40 wk he | ——— a ee Re ee eH) NeW YORK, April 11 Be ‘pli | ; cked with beds of pennant, with Spokane second and| in piy element yest while at! a ** THE CANINE 400 * cause of the success of the Amer-|{ all grades, both in brass and iron, and have decided Manager Jack's men in third place | the theatre. Zek« peareat |< PRUMOVLVANIA, VALE, ® | * BASEBALL BOILED &|* More then 400 dogs of al! &/ican Rhodes scholars in sports atiito make such low prices that you will have to by Kari M. Anderson, well known In! a: the comeding © doko are:|® CORNELL, COLUMBIA, #/# BULLETINS #/|* kinds, shapes and colors will &| Oxford, it became known here to ; F sti. y SeAttle newspaper and business) gots canned from bail playing |* COLLEGE CHAMPIONS * & *|*® welcome visitors with a glad #&/day that plans are under way for |} NOW In your Own Interests Il you need a bed at all. go batted Into the writing game thing, it's a cinch he can play the Se ee eee eS ae ee headed Fide . ee aay ee ae peg omy coins on . od athletics || We have marked down about a dozen patterns in all in San Francisco so hard that he {8 /| pig time” any time he starts. Zeke © distribution of the inter od to bos dead anual show of the Seattle at the Eny ive \ z mt p one of the big nolses th + “Ave “4 2 + |® collegiate championships for * ague cluba|® Kennel club,opens in Mar grades, and no matter what style of bed you d Bow one of the big noises on the /gught to bat about .300 as a footlight | thilenas amplonsh * g league cluba |W Kennel club: opens in Mam. % SCTUE COMPERENCE. Ryd ; you desire, emo time was sporting editor of The | ™Yt™* lw Harvard—¥ lacrosse. si eewtnaik at.|% show WIM undoubtedly be the &| OY CMeg Fume Jase Wup Dives to you will save money by buying at this rate, sporting editor of The va t crosse a string @ , ndoubt re the #| me kasd Star and it was on The Star that BB aco gpa heaton b — * Pennsylvania — Baseball, * |® best that has ever been held *| CHICAGO, April 11—It Is an he acquired a style which caused poeple Ever since Bill's col.|* tack athletics, chess. ® in this section of the country. & nounced here today. that Leland |] ‘RON BED—As pic ee bet head tela tae, Ac-|Weians walloped Ma Jean's |. Cornel Menge, wrest When told Btil Clymer tad re-)# Judge Cole of Kansas City # | Stanford university's | track tured; an attractive at ho! is, fans. io | se. “4 te * crosa country celved a letter with a fletitiows «ig-|*# will be on hand early to look @ has entered the western ’ nal playfuls, he simply « keep the in cording to word rom Oe toraia Sha wlaee pil i” \* ; Columbia—Association foot- */nature threatening to do. big,.up,|# ‘em over *® ence and will take part in the meet |] pattern, and strongly oy Akin, formerly third basem & ball, basketball, gymnastics, © Pitcher Heinle Berger blurged out: |@ * ® & & #8 & eee ee ew at Minneapolis June 3 ‘ ‘Thompson for Dus. is dolag so well that Mana.| In the brags = brags # Havertord—Cricke * argemptmwninerivg } euy — ee - — [fait heavy posts ‘the rods ger Dilion of the Angels ie letting | cial league, teams re ng thely Yale—< shooting, swim- #| Bill ph for throwin angle tron f fin- ~o gue, «4 : le--Go' ooting, «wim BUI plastered for throwing.a rock ngle tron frame, fin him lead the batting list. Roy must| Crane Co. and th at North & ming alas 8 uilwashes” 9 ’ bave taken a new lease on life,| Railway Traffic Dept. met for their ait Te Pe ssh | man tt t tt ished in plain green; Manager Dillon should see our own| first game at Woodland park Sat-|* | Princeton — Tennis, chess, © wad a ease 0 s eotep to er veguing 9500 bee 7 - day afternoon. The ¢ jocke cher i t, emToledo| egula 5 ss Bues boy cavort at third. wréay aftorsomn. —-The.< & West Point—Fencing ® /heaver, now a Nap, is recovering | [ts not hard to find. If your eyes are dull--if your skin Is gallow, or your Special 2.5 Hank Burmester, the sporting exciting. The boys show i #| from an attack of typhold In, New |feomplexion muddy, If you have no roses i your checks, do not bother SPO 5:00) SRO poet or poet sportsman, has tempo nce ao We the sore i eannd Bein elon |Jiwith coxmetics. Don't risk harmful drags. Get good, rich blood in your rarily quit versifying. Hank ts r prying scads of simoleons from the work allowed = natives in Oakland, Cal, by means Jack “Dota’ Miller, grestt (Pitts p The if of the real estate game. Great Northern pitcher tired in the EVER NOTICE IT? } burg second baseman, begath his din | 5 Trust George Shreeder, president eighth D passes mond career as a plicher’ WH® the | of the Tacoma ball club, to make a/ and hits to rane crowd bat Hudsons of Kearny, N. J. He was eee ten-strike with the skirts. With/ around, regist runs, In paid $1.50 for his first games loud acclaim, George has come/the ninth, with a new pitcher, how-| | ‘are wonderful aids to women and women's looks. If your blood is poor— through with the big ukase that the| ever, they came back with énough | Newest thing In baseball t# the | [if you are pale, weak andenot up to the mark—your stomach aod organs ladies will be allowed to enter his|to tie up the game. A combination Salome or Maud Allen delivery. |[lof digestion and elimination are the cause. ball park free of charge except on | of luck, and clever base running by Although it has nothing on, it gets Beecham's Pills correct faults. They will help you to good diges- Saturdays, Sundays and holidays Smith, brought In the winning run the goat of many a batter. tion and active kidneys and regular bowels—to freedom from troubles Zeke Zackert, the comedian, was! for the Crane Co. in the tenth wrer life-making, beauty-creating blood. In all truth and serious- —= Sid Smith, the roly-poly Nap |finess, you will fied that for good bealth aod good looks, Beecham’s Pills jeatcher, is a good utility man os Y ’ | handling himself well at second - e | Just notice the number of Pink | base, despite his weight Will Show the Right Way leditions of The Star when you ride PORTING home tonight. Better join the big Joe Jackson, speed merchant ox In boxes with full directions, 10°. and 25e. army of Pink feaders and get the traordinary, has been exercising his ‘ spe news tonight instead of tomorrow | whip in the South, throwing out am morning. The Pink is 18 hours|bitious base runners at the plate abead. | Wort, Detroit club, ts faster than Ty Cobb. Hope the Georgia SPORT 6 ved and sulk attle Star Office.) | SPORTING DOPE | PE peach doesn't get p (By United Press Leased Wire Direct to | NEW YORK, April 11——Carl Morris, the Oklahoma “white hope,” | Addie Joss ways there's nothing ||Ivoins, and thea you will have the bright looks and charm of perfect health. IRON BED — With brass rail and brass) post caps at head and foot; a very stp rior design; brace with five filling a $7.00 bed. Special } =item tS aenctetiheriteaentdencneeethintntnenenmmarapree post effect, and five heavy spindles; full size only good $30.00 bed. Special for this sale only es in fine Brass Beds, the bright and satin finish. This sale offers you as We offer many very special v opportunity to secure a Brass Bed under value. $ 27.50 Bright Brass Bed $ 40.00 Satin Brass Bed ........ | id’s ch hip, according to Mike Schreck, who| Don't forget to step into Mam-| in the patter mins pad one, the . ae Ln ha ogre omy SI | moth rink tomorrow and seth |b tater musing © ba este $10000 Satin Brass i ieiees el ‘Morris ig too strong for all the heavyweights,” said Schreck today, | ‘ hat aren't just what they should HERE FOODS ARK. CHEAPER; FRESHER, Too $110.00 Gatin Brads Bed ....:...<........3000me “and in the clinches wresties his opponent about the ring as though he| were playing with him. be. Some logic in this sort of think Public Seales in Market Office ing. Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont and University Districts. MeMurray Juniors m Was de feated at baseball Sunday by the Hairy Tracey, California firet sacker who lasted a brlef spell with| Traftons. Score $ to 9 in 11 Inn-| 1 eng pitchers who look Iike rel ; the Turks last season, has been ruled out of baseball for contract jump- | "5% learnated John Clarkaons in ; the Ing. When Harry attempted to return to the La Crosse club of the) 0) | oom lapring could deliver in July, 3.47 Minny league, Farrell notified the La Crosse management that the| ith the regular battery in the| viters would not be autherous is ‘ss: | outfield Sunday, the Granite Falls et wee ere | team defeated the Arlingtons on the | October JAMESTOWN, Va., April 11.—With the curtailment of racing activity | local grounds by @ acore of 6 to 2. | > ————— In New York and with restrictions placed on Canadian racing, horse- | - j | men attending the meeting here today are arranging to ship their stables Special Interurban train peat) , or to the new track being built at Salt Lake City. The Salt Lake track 8 o'clock tonight for nt, where will open May 30 and the meeting will continue until July 15. Beginning | the Graystone Athletic club smoker 3 . ‘ July 18 and ending August 22, there will be a meeting at Butte, Mont,,| Will be held. Tho first bout starts|Ayer’s Pills are liver pills. after which there will be racing at Anaconda unti! September 29. jat 8:45, giving the fans from, Seat | tle ample time to reach comfortable |All vegetable, sugar-coated. LOS ANGELES, April 11.—The second round in the legal battie for| seats at the ringside before the! : the life of the fight game in California was acheduled to start this aft- | festivities begin \A gentle laxative for all the ernoon in Judge Willis’ department of the superior ccurt, when Pro-| - se moter Tom McCarey appeared in habeas corpus proceedings. McCarey,| Spalding Bros. ball team went to family. Consult your doctor Ad Wolgast, Geo. Memsic and Referee Chas. Eyton were arrested im ort Case Sunday and won from) frediately after Wolgast had bested Memsic in nine rounds before the|the soldiers by a score of 5 to 4. |freely about these pills and jaw ) Manning’s Coffee Store | > : = — Pacific Athletic club at Vernon, March 17. | fh thee : Tctiee Reeve bound the men over to the supertor court and Me-| George Schreoder, owner of the |@bout all medical matters. 1619 PIKE PLACE. | Carey followed by applying for a writ of habese corpus. ine ae b. Peso nosing a “ig Po * \Follow his advice. ©. Ay" Go. . | Sr ie on ee SUMMER OAKLAND, Cal., April 11—James E. Gorman of Oakland today | nat He proposes that 2 Seattle's Largest. Housefurnishing Store. Buy Now ( \ Pay Later PIKE ST. AND FIFTH Av, dmitted to the games freé Saturdays, Sun holds the world’s revolver record at 50 yards. Gorman broke the old | shall be record of 464 when, at shelimound Park he totaled up 466 points, using | except on a 44 caliber special target pistol. The score was 93, 91, 96, 94 and 92. | holiday lays and PURE MAPLE SYRUP—“Direct from Ohio Maple Camp,” gallon EXCcCU RSI N a big newistark of < eeeneee a cece BLS And everything else Ghat core Karo Syrap, No. 10 noe | Log Cabin Maple, %-gal...704 a nh White Clover Drips, No. 10 45¢ | Pure Missouri Sorghum, gal.90¢ I ARI Ss Federal Paint and Wall H. A. EBA BS Paper Go, e ° | 1100 41h, bivectly Opp. vt. || STALLS 109-110 MAIN FLOOR ALSO 33:34 DOWNSTAIRS || TO THE EAST AND CONVENTION FARES seme May 12 to October 14—For Certain Days E JAP A CHAMPION, | ,,2OR, ne. Manager W. A. Bates of the Clip low price (By United Press Leased Wire Direct to |r, Puce pers ball team {s looking for games Seattle Aiar Office.) 15 Seventh av | His address is SAN FRANC By throwing 15 men at the Japan ese wrestling contests at the audi torlum here, Wakanoura is today 30, April 11 E Pioneers won from the Chimacums Sunday by a seore of 10 to 6, | firmly established as the champion a | x gavenens wrestler of the United Sporting LAte’s baseball schedule} SUNSHIN Month ates E To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kans: for 1911 have made their welcome | | he apnentasen. ine give the _ 9") TENNIS | fj Terminals . and abroad championship dates of | To Chicago .... all of the National league and| BASEBA L Danz Shoe (0 \ To St. Louls American league clubs, official aver- | r f . = : To Denver ...... ity and othe Seattle Automobile School, 210 Broadway. . 5, OF. 3. 5. FREED r° ‘ . . oe aa wes of the players of the two 7 ro or Baste ; 1 i ei i BONE al Odie major leagues, group pictures of the Se 19 Yesler To other Eastern points proportio! low fares, "15 WASHINGTON BLDG 16 major league teams, as well as| Lots of Sunshine Makes THESE ARE ROUND-TRIP FARES sue p keep | the Hneup this year, and much other the Sports Pleasas » »F F " cs valuable information. A copy will Our’ Goods kee ae lome of the Famous Liberal Time Allowed for Trip. be sent free to anyone who will Stopovers Permitted. Senda. two-seat stamp 06 Mperting a W. L. Douglas Shoes Life, Schedule Department, Phila Sea eee : Rackets Restrung — Expert Workmanship SPANGENBERG ae nga eae 1x Sporto Goops (3 Gtr, City of Bverett of Tetegraph, Fishing Tackle WYRE Baseball Goods 714 First Av. Brand New Stock. Main 6089. Pho: Cutlery—Alll Kinds A aes, Zaha At Fountains & Elsewhere ; Ask for The Original and Genuine ” MALTED MILK } The Food-drink for All Ages. 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