The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1911, Page 2

EDDIE SANTRY ON LEFT, AND BATTLING NELSON, CHICAGO, June 1.—Look at! Santry was featherweight) Santry, after an absence of this picture. ft is only one where|champion by virtue of beating Ben/about 10 years, has participated Battling Nelson willingly played| Jordan, the Englishman who had in one bout, winning from his op second fiddle to any boxer. beaten George Dixon. Santry lost| ponent, who although not a first} On the left is the onetime|to Terry McGovern, in five rounds,|class man, was tough enough to featherweight ampion. Eddie/in a battle in which ft was sald/make Santry # flashes of his Bantry, whose “come back” to/the backers had agreed neither old form, to win. It is probable form has astonished the fight fans. should knock out the other, In that like Harry Forbes, & ‘On the right, posed to show off order to secure a return engage be seen in the ring frequently un Santry, is the ex-champion light-/ ment which would be fought on Its less he is stopped suddenly in his Weight, Bat Nelso merits jcome back program = BEEN SE SY ¥ 9 o ¥ 5! wore Kiunaman, Welch and Martin; * | Bock, Stolting and Kastner. * AMATEUR BASEBALL. * — * *) | W.A. Avery, manager of the Iro-| eR a ee ee eH quols team, has challenged the Vie-| CINCINNATI—The barking tors for a game to be played at Dug-| many dogs has been added ley versale et tentne ies sacner dale’s park for a purse of from $50| noises of other animals at Mglow game Haved at Hollywood last |t $200. ‘The Iroquots defeated the | logical gardens today. Tho annual Bundsy. The score was 12 to 1_| Victors two weeks ago on the South | three-day dog show of the : Decoration day Hollywood won from Park #rounds. ow Hag Ren og | the North Seattle Athletic club team as) Neale. “hala eleiinah re » Woodruff pitched © Seattle Lighting co: y fm excelent game fo for Holly oon team wants a game for next Sa’ | PLAINFIELD, N. J.—The annual ~ day afternoon, Address D. Lomax, | horse she 4 Rid ‘The Victors defeated the Monroe Seattle Lighting company fea Driving club oj Puget Sound Independent league ay team Tuesday ty a 13 to 7 ©. REGATTA NEXT SUNDAY. — Miller's work at third base was a| A moter boat regatta will be feature of the game. The batteries given under the auspices of the/derbiit's Harmson fais rma ———— | Lakewood Improvement club next|in the Prix Bri Sunday afternc The club ex-| ~ pects 15 launches will partietpate in| EUGENE, Or—Univers ty of Ore the eight-mile race to be run over|gon defeated Callforvia university a four-lap c The boats will! 9 to 6 a6 baseball yesterday be started from the lake boat house i second avanae in this city today from Ne TACREA SOM. UES, and will soon leave for WELLESLEY, Mass, June 1—| Whore he will attend the o Two Western girls are cup winners) jack says he will fight any in the annual games here at Welles-|the world if a puree of $3 ley college. Gana aBlabanoff of} given him for his ond. Tacoma took the first cup in the ‘ archery contest and Dorothea White| OFFICIAL TIME ANNOUNCED Fillings ..... of San Diego wou the rowing! INDIANAPOLIS, June 1~——Ray prize. Harrvun’s time in the Decoration REPORTS FROM AEROPLANE. | “A? ie axe eeck yrange rr albonsebadbncane isating Ona GE aes. Menten eee oes a six hours, forty-two mm Liv egtihoragal see tetfiome has introduced aeroplane reporting | sight seconds The unof stands back of the high quality fi, France. He has used acroplanes | was 6-41-08. Harroun won and superior workmanship of |‘ report bicycle races and 18 now | jn 4 Marmon car ail our work—better work Is not Bi using one in reporting aeroplane | swarded fifth piace to be had at any price. races, Glarner was formerly @ Painiess Work a Specialty cetantionn Pros San Franc’ isco reporter. : AMERICAN LEAGUE OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS 305 PIKE ST. Over Ow! Drug Company Entrance Room 4. PUGS START TRAINING. LOS ANGELES, June 1—Tommy | detroit Dixon and Joe Rivers got down to | Mhiiaseipnia jday to the hard grind of training | [7 A for their 20-round fight June 10. | New oe : i pod faith each | Wesnineton I" a At Washington The Rose Festival J Wiivseccc5 ft Game called end sixth; rain The “Mardi Gras” of the West Battertes Warhop and Blair; JUNE 5 TO 10 | @toon and Aim Everyone Should See It. None Should Miss It. COAST LEAGUE © EXCURSION FARES pti | ae Pe Pet Seattle, $7.50 | BoRTLAND Pay ee 3 6 Tacoma, $5.80 | {onkiana i tes and Return py is Oe TICKETS ON SALE JUNE 5, 7 AND 9 Northern Pacific Ry FOUR TRAINS EACH WAY EACH DAY i TICKETS AND FULL INFORMATION | polices, strenathy happiness, phys : MAIN 1430—Corner First Av. and Yesier Way, Seattle—IND. 3300 | EED'S & HH. N. KENNEDY, Gen. Agt. J. O. MoMULLEN, City Pass. A; pane A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A, Portland, Or. Kg | SEATTLE GOLDEN “Tacoma Carnival had Nations,” : July | POTLATCH "87 | upstorian Contennral Jubilee,” duly 17 to 22 Aug. 10-Sept. 9. | Low Fares From All Stations. } es5 | To prevent the bottom of kettler from becoming smoked soap them well before putting on the fire. Received Another shipment of those high-grade Dayton Wheels Cut Price $45.00 Seattle Spirit, No. 1... . $37.50 Seattle Spirit, No. 2 oe bh aeen's See Theo. Wilts &Co. 1012 FIRST AVE, East 414. e MADISON Cedar 414. f n Ss At 12th Rates for moving are lower than others’, because we do a cash busines#—You get the benefit | Low Round Tit Rates To All Eastern Points via Canadian Pacific Railway Six hundred miles unsurpassed scenery thri 2 ! Rocky Mountains and National Dark. if arena uaaas ug | | | For information, dates and rates, call or write E. €, PENN H. W. ED! GA.P.D.” c, are fows 713 Second Av., Seattle. ptry will) TREMBLAY, France —W. K. Van. promptly at 8 o'clock. CHICAGO.—Jack Johnson arrived | Viet Householder, fence Seattle tied walking a second by and Leard, se Dickenson stole third man single, ler stole hom ond to se at End of the Third inning Yester- Going to neglect your hair day. shouting. Both ttle's last seore came in the ninth, knocked 4 home run down and S« flew out fanned The details kel 1, by Dickinson 3 1. Double play w Umpire BEAVERS BEAT SPOKANE, took a I |kane by a 5 Swain was stolen base | eave the score: Vancouver Spokane Batteries Hasty for Spokane; Erickson and Lewis for Vancouver. TIGERS TRIM PIPPINS Tacoma took another game from Portland yes- jterday, winning 8 to 1 played a great defensive game, al thit Seibt, the new catcher, brought in TACOMA | thought winning game. sassing score Portland Tacoma Batteries At St. First game Cincinnati St. Louis | Batteries At New York. Brooklyn-New York poned; rain At Boston. Philadelphia Boston poned; rain wine. BP Srattse Victorians Win ee It Is: Some Baseball Dope, Straight From’ the Flowery Kingdom A brand new dish, hot off the gril , Here you are, you hungry fans. Or did you know that Japan has developed a real, live base come so nolay and so riotous that the mikado haw The Jnps are all on the authority of MH. jo, and man- ball bug that has b stopped intercolle smoked up over the weor in English at Waseda university, Te da basebag club. The Waseda aggregation of brown ball tossers is now touring this wt of Chicago university. What they have ican game would Just about check up with the index of a baseball guide. How do the Japs size up the ager of the W: ore, the Japanese arned im 10 yer Vancouver at Spoke That's where the new dish e've got the answer. ja player in each position has told exclusively for » Star how hiv job looks to him. Today we turn the «potlight on Matauda star twirler for Waneda. | straight from Japan. any doubt as to what he carries under his hatr, read | the first of the Funny Folens That Win Tickets with the fans, whelined with lotters containing stories will be pub: and the winners will each be given two tickets to the Here are the three Juat to celebrate the retprn of hed since walloped Seattle yesterday gaptir- | ing the contest by a 6 to # geare.|? firet three if Ferd Henkel mounted the the pan in the for Seattle and the F ly to the offerings collegian. Seattle Leard walking, going to third coming bome on Thot ch. But Victoria too’ in the second, Murdo lofting the The Star's Fannigram contest jand the sporting editor ts al sorts of amusing Hehed eweh day Goodman and ie leather over the | win tekets today ERE ESAS RLEAN EN EO aD eS oS i . Sento: Tise, seen LUCKY HE WASN'T A SQUAREHEAD THAT TIME In the early 90's, when the Port Townsend Colts were cham- get sound, the Colts and champions of the province, were playing # series at Port Town- The Colts’ pitcher was a big, powerful fellow with a tre- Ouring the game he shot one over being forced Cocash went to third on a balk. Spencer watked and Thomas was yanked, Starkell Il walked Spencer ib, im from Kamloops, B. C. mendously swift, straight bail that fairly smoked, and it barely grazed the batter's bh close that the spectators almost held their bi the tension suddenly ended when an urchin cried out: been a squarehead it would ‘er knocked a corner off.” LOBECK, Hote! Giller. going In, Star Victoria cinched the game in the third, BSturkell fanned and Davia walked. Henkel forced Davia at second and then Keller walked. scoring Raymer. Kel and Goodman went ee RRR hhh hhh hhh WHAT I HAVE LEARNED ABOUT PITCHING 8. MATSUDA Pitcher Waseda University IN THE MIDDLE OF HiS DELIVERY AFTER ALL, THE GALL WAS ROUND During the SeatticPortiand series at Seattle, in one of the Games a dispute arese over the ball, pire and a few others stood at home plate wrangling and handling Of three great virtues in pitching in baseball, accuracy, I find the one gr In America you call thie allowed the pitcher, as accuracy % |Pecullar situations in the game, with no curve curve, velocity an@ est to be admired is accuracy. four balls were jocity and ability to curve would be © instances brought about wasted pitches are very » exact point desired will give the | * |pitcher much more success than the inaccurate pitching of a ball with |ereat curve. The ability to pitch the baseball both with and without curve — arkable accomplishment, iso the ability to pitch with great or smal! velocity at will without motion of pitching. , though of great |, also be a close student and study carefully the batters to find weakness ability to discover th erated the fan Play with it—i . HUGHES, 90 University St. and suddenly a deep b voice sang out: SSSSEEEEES SHEE ESE EEE EEE eeeeeeeeeee geeeeteee eee ee [ttt eee ek hhh jpitch a ball RRR hh * MIKE FORGOT TO CUT THE ROPES Last Sunday afternoon, while coaching at first in the last Lynch, the bad actor from Tacoma, turned to the accuracy is a r much to be desire: # |changing the these things, careful observer. Much depends on bis, curve most difficult to each where Chief Sitting Bull (meaning Dave Skeels) Hloon ascension.” was out, Bues to Kading, which broke a fan bawied out: Mike, you forgot to cut the ropes to that balloon.” Uhian Apartments, Bellevue Av. peed, position and The pitcher must be quick to think difficult points of the game that he muy anticipate and prevent vantage being taken of his ignorance and inexperience by his opponents Above all things he must be undisturbed by frequent hitting or othe |wuccesses of his opponents, Goodfellow, Ma Clelland, Woodaman, . q r, coach, ang Hartnett,” SEATTLE ROOTER Picture of Devoted Giant Rooter ATHLETES AWARDED “Q'S track athletes and Queen Anne were awarded “Q's” until it leaves you? Going to | neglect your dandruff until you are bald? Then consult your doctor. Ask him about Ayer’s Hair Vigor. 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