The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1911, Page 2

LEACH CROSS SOME BOYS WHO FIGHT IN NEW YORK. BY TIP WRIGHT. ry’s Injunction holds good. s Leased Wire Direct to notion, by the way, EW YORK bs eas fon. Billy Gibson, The law tight | at mass of mpresarto, anged by Dick and Harry erry may find arly ting shall York ig match You can se “ll wrk for are called boxing he in e in night Then Gib This is a unique Manhat fo claims nent injunction a New York and not be pr he promote ters were ting Kame fight went to t He t for training oF bury da perma ion holding the Telly some bh CALIFORNIA IS WINNER After pitching a steady game for nine innings to a score of 2 to 2 Johnson, of the University weakened in the tenth bases on balls, three home run gave ¢ ‘ the Pacific com championship It was a piter early frames but Porker stre ed as the game progr up. § odwin got away us catches, Ge ‘starring at » team interc ore 7 to f battle In the} gthen. saed, while ingbotham, with dwin keke RR HOPKINSVILLE, Ky., May 25.—Baseball fans hére are convinced that “Buony” L ons of the Hopkinsville team of the KL T. league estab Ushed a new world’s batting record in a game against Vincennes. Out of en times at bat he got seven hits—two triples, three doubles and two singles, to % taling 14 bases. Hopkinsville “t won, 24 to 2 Reaakaneeekene READY FOR RACE | All four rowing crews represent California and Washington are fn grand condition for the big race to be pulled off this afternoon at 6:30 on Lake Washington to decide the Coast championship Both races will start near Lescht park and end at the grand stand at Madison park, so the entire race may be seen from the boulevard errs REF es ee Packey McPurland’s idea of noth ing at all seems to be offers of $5,000 to fight someone. Is this “reasonable restraint of trade? Dr. as head of J. E. Rayeroft * * * * * * * * * * * =f a bit of western hustle teams of old Nassau. SiMe Aetintindedantntatedatedated Last year we read | three-bit games with glee and said Some pitching, eh This season with the hits running to two figures we say hitting what?” How we love that old game Jake Daubert, now nable first in leagues, was land and To! back Some the big ple ars ging ail of the hard hitting to the new ball, why not lay some of it up against weak pitching? The ball is no easier to hit than the one ft succ ded, even if it does go farther when connected with Instead of cha ied Answer to Sportsman~It + you want the game laws of ®% the United States and Can % ada, drop a letter, enclosing a ® stamp, to Jobn Riseland, * Bellingham, Wash., or to Hugo *& Kelly, Courthouse building, ® Seattle BEMEME REM EM EE ON EDGE FOR FIGHT. | LOS ANGELES, May 25.—Jobn-| hy McCarthy and Geo. Memsic are fit as a fiddle for their )-round contest Saturday. The winner wil! meet either Packey McFarland or Freddie Welch EVERS BACK ON JOB. CHICAGO, May 2% nounced today that Johnny *, second baseman of the Chicago, in stead of being a physical wreck _ will be back in the game within ten It is natural to belleve that Jim Flynn talked for the box office when he expressed a desire to meet Jack Johnson, but wouldn't It be a |joke if he should prove a regular hope”? * eeehee eee Not desiring to be verdant, but isn’t it pertinent to inquire whether Connie Mack was stinged when he parted with cash and collateral the t of $13,000 for Le Russe look Ike ‘orda in the nothing when real trees? they nd Funny that Mathewsons bushes, but resemble they get among t to go hack to the fans after the long ta ,make an cold eats enongh smile. games, if ARNOLD'S ELECTRIC undertaker VIBRATOR Lumbago, Pa t kindred dis The punk excuses friendly scfMbes ean produce to explain the defeat of the local talent are as sad as the comedy we pay to see every Winter 264 ARCADE BLDG, Tris Speaker of the laid up with a bum anki: Red Sox is F, & F. 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