The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1911, Page 2

NELSON WILL FIGHT BUD ANDERSON AT nid EDMONDS JULY 4 IN A TEN-ROUND BATTL) r Seems to Get in Right at All! TICKETS GRANDSTAND ——- ai GIANTS LEAVE NATIVE HEATH TO PLAY THE PIPPINS SEVEN-GAME SERIES AT PORTLAND "HENRY TUFFLUCK--Somehow He Neve Viv BE BACKIN A Lite { be, ) HOPE DUG DON WoRRY WILE i) ee TS BECAUSE I'M NOY THERE THE WEeEkK—— 175 Yo GAD NENERy THaT ‘ ‘ Qs PARI tay | — 5 (TY was REAL THOUGHT Fur, OF MOYHER YO INVITE US To PORTLAND To Pent £3) ‘ S ; = — <a ——— Tagan gae oo RB tag = = ees ae —— ——— ——— - i Ellis Is High Gun {Local Cricketers Win| WELSH IS ABOUT FASTEST IN BUSINI OLDING the Indians to seven scattered blows and Ellis won high score at the 8%! ‘The seattle cricket team banded ‘e'te not keen te join the “Told You So club,” but our tho whiffing six men, Sage, the Victoria eastoff, pitched | attle Trapshooters’ meet yexter/the Albions of Victoria an awful|that Welsh would beat Matty Baldwin was nicely verified, splendid ball for Seattle yesterday, the Glants an yom breaking 89 with 100 shots. | walloping at Woodland park Satur-| handing the Bostonian a lovely licking. Now Freddie is signeda nexing the game 4 to 1, making {t six out of seven lon wick won the Selby watch and/ day, beating the Englishmen at/mect the winner of the Wolgast-Moran go, and the Welshman for the series 15 cng with 18 out of 20.!their own game by 133 runs, the! give either of these boys an awful run. Welsh is undoubtedly the Gash The Champs never got started, their solitary john ‘onsidine, Jr, recently re | tinal score being Seattle " Ww) GIANTS TRIM THE INDIANS AGAIN " 191,/and cleverest lightweight in the business, and can box 20 score coming in the third when Kippert lofted the turned from West Point, made 82) 4) in 68. |at top speed. He lacks the punch, however. The wr belleves leather out of the lot. This gave Spokane a moment- Out of 100 at his first appe: Features of the game were the! can beat either Wolgast, Moran or McFarland in a 20-round The Harvard Cubs won the cham Neither side ance at plonship of the Junior assoc! tallied im the the trap, The seore % ary advantage, but in the fourth frame Bues tied batting of McKillop and the bowl/» finish affair his lack of punching power would make i . the adore WH. @ homer, aad tn the tach Kraft meee, Sos), ete ee Ing of Lawrence, MeKillop made| #2 sabaarineebloars ct th wate ot are ‘ weakened and was clouted hard, the Giants pound- Sour ti to 9 in| the Sioux shoved 101 runs in his turn at the wicket | . tempt to show that he can %@ ing in three tallies ats ted anal aver ene tun Lawrence retired the Albions in F tz Holland back” Frit, Holland, the j Leard opened the sixth with a ssfe slam and Sitciekemeetl the . cake short order with bis deadly bowl-| IY] west middleweight, will # 4 Cruickshank sacrificed. Bues singled, Cocash flew at Republican} specdily avenged i ing. a bl Rufus Wilt : ao out, and Weed singled, tallying Leard. Ort fanned. 46, nd North 10th) themmelven in H pomeneecreeaer. W ll Be T sted 3! if he can pull Three more successive bingles in the seventh = tha teller ‘ok 3 The Brown & Hulen pool sneeis | e |dinge will chaileng ~~ scored Sage and Shea. journeyed to Poi ley Ir. mer reeomes 4 Weed played a great game. He spoiled a double AR lagi Hi len ig ‘eee. : day and took an exciting game by| SAN FRANCISCO, June 26) KANSAS CITY—Harry for Hasty by throwing him out at second from right field, and again cause Captain| men. From that H ii |= 5 to 4 score. The catching of Bihar ngs og vatent, ee nod ong pa dl ~ pe « caught him at the plate with a pretty peg from back of second, after | Campbell of the Sioux suddenly re-| *pasm on the Indians were held to x Byler was & feature forth, Chap-|ie Johnny MeCarthy versus Rufe|fiveround clash with Tealey Raymond made a high heave on an attempted double. membered he had to go to the but-|the short end of the score. The ° The batteries ware Werte, Cuey |S 2c tn wales tie better, thellesty, a Medtok ati 2 a Bues batted viciously, making three safe hits at four times at bat.| cher shop. After the umpire called | losers rallied but it came too late man and Byler; Graff, Cunning-|Turner, in j A - ham and Edwards. old time negro lightweight, will at-'was hot from gong to gong. c The score follows: “play ball” another delay occurred | The score stood 1) to & In the first enatia, because Twirler Morris's suspend-|of the ninth and by hard clouting wwii vie mee wy Be ers “busted.” and desperate base running the F388 Both twirlers were hitless for! Sioux made four tallies. ee eat bee oe two innings, but in the third the Thore was 2h ged Sioux bunched three bingles and € 0 kelédedale ee Se sent two runs across the pan. The complaint by Rhe £8 Be. S | Cubs also scored two on @ pass and Slecx esodlis , Bite ig belt | Melder's error, ing the rullhae one tae We ee ee of Umpire Piper Piper laa es { RISING STAR } pry ety THIS REPAIR DIRECTORY RUNS EVERY MONDAT. : | ) Indi wasted | Pine ca ealls— Ott rah ly oft Base by Umpires ; The Washington tron Works him removed put won from Suquamish 9 to 5 yes the matter Was! — FORTUNE FAVORS PORTLAND PIPPINS) ts: scrw in'tie'tssth'ioning timptee bases white the Ouse wingers | APPETITE REPAIRING | CARPENTERS ; HAT REPAIRING a SAFE REPAIRING —__ when the Iron workers took a little | took his position behind the modnd We Will Call for That O1@ | Vhones—ind. 2461; & PORTLAND, Juse 26—Portland won from Tacoma 3 to 2 yes| balloon ascension. The batteries| At that the losers say they iil Repair Your Appetite terday, luck being all with the locals. Hal! and Lamiline both were) were Drum, Burton and Jenson for! protest the game because of tum Tamates Nore oe aame { _ tapped for five hits, but the break was all against Hall. Bassey and/the W. 1 W.; Tomson and Kitsap| umpiring. Who they will progest| B. & M. en rents He Coleman did all the hitting for Tacoma, Bassey making two safeties | for Suquamish to fo net etipalated das Sous roy SEP and Coleman three. The score: ou Prompt Delivery R. HF) the Dew Moines team Is anx.| Gore 197° aS 5306 . ind. 214 at ne nie 4 . i ~ : 4 : k : “4 hs fous to play some Seattle team | Kid Henry Is eserncol 30 A. M No Port aces ; . ee javeraging 17 or 18 years July 4, in 130 A. M. _M. Batteries—Hall and Burns for Tacoma; Lamline and Harris for | Seattle ‘The Des Moines team will} nd. | pay its own expenses. Address! Gr t Figh ARTIFICIAL LIMB REPAIRS | Rollin T. Case, Des Moines, Wash. | a ea I ter Wi aii | . naa eer | “Kid” Henry, the colored Troy, Vhone tnd. 8162—T18 4th Ave 3 =: Anderson ill The Queen City Dye works won! y middleweight boxer, won JOMNAON NORTON CO., Ine is* tes from the New Method laundry, 18) from ‘Mike “Twin” Sullivan in two ee actonuntty 216 Union St. H 498 }to 16, In « terrific slugging mateh| rounds at Albany Y,, the other} jargient Appliances. | Main 1513. Ind. 197. 5 eet the Dane |« wasninctos parc yestoraay. |SYvning, and after, the bout many veiraees ee ee ae : ee fa Sige i Me SN experts pro: him @ wonder Crutches. JEWELRY REPAIRING Kesnits Yenterday. annie Austin receiv ‘ole jallard was beaten by the Old/ ful pugilist and a strong contender ives shiver icheins ae gone an vee Ae late Sat-| Barbees 4 to 3 yesterday. 8 titer the middleweight crows. He} We nt . urday night agreeing to meet Bat-jo¢ the winners pitched great ball.|i« a splendid boxer and carries an} F peattie at SET eT cane at van-|tling Nelson in a 10-round bout at rer (eed Seach te atther alewe =o a Engrave TT gg Rae gay Mi ono Edmonds July 4. As Austin already! west Seattie walloped the Fort| Two weeks ago Henry broke) AUTO AND WAGON Ri An: had the Battier's signature, the mill |) awron juniors 16 to 3 yesterday | Tommy Quills jaw in the second | ~~ a ‘Sedan’ was Sanne “ NATIONAL LEAGUE. |* 3 certainty. The batteries were Meade and|round of their bout, and in his} Auto- a 1 Wek etl — west — An; | Ewing ‘of West Seattle; Reed and | contest with the bald-headed Mike : nore . a jerson & ancouver, * Mitchell of Fe t he split the Boston man’s nose 216-11 Collins Block m9 Sok 3 | the anill was called off on account| “'tehell of Fort Lawton, wike open with A bara. fight mo ile Sale Repairs, Mhechnd nad James i; ts 574 Of certain opposition. lawing. Henry won all the way t x3; ‘ 3} i) Anderson fs clever man and| Hollywood won from Kirktand | eee end came within an ace | Wheels, Springs and Rodies built and re ; — nat 38438 i he title of champion lght-|5t0 2 yesterday. An error by a palred gings of ai! Kinds WANTED 7 353 Claims the title of champion light-| 1) vi cnd felder*in the ninth gave|of scoring @ knockout in the open: Wagons Bulit Repaired ¥ 3% 333 weight of the Northwest. He bas | hiihiand Mela 0 Phe batree | ing round FB MULL Watchinaker and Jeweler | been beating all comers at Vancou- | Holly® the game. The batter: | 10th and FE. Union 1506 First Ave., ome Bast 371 Edison Electric Co. AMERICAN LEAGUE. | ter. Pete McVeigh was originally |!0% Were Woodruff and Soyder for| Maly Baldwin. who ha naan tiie) ———————| Wiring, Repatring and © wT ret.|scheduled to meet Nelson but he| Hollywood; Rees and Blau for | Colored man In wallom, ae low HIGH.GRADE VULCANIZING | retatiers of Motors, Fans and Supplies muse 2 te - v Kirkland. praise of his work and says be is re = | couldn't agree with Austin on the fi- . Polumbia St. Phone, Ind. 4att Hi pow ompe-e rh = the best of his weight now boxing 705- é: Meakaedae h Seen in the East MORGAN aWRIGHT TIRES Ieee e€ Elgin and Waltham @ t-proof Watches Cleaning The, Mainsprings TSc. All Work Warranted. Edmonds is easily accessible from| Georgetown was defeated by the vena Aa Seattle and a big crowd of boxing | Iroquois at South Park yesterday IR. SRR : enthusiasts will probably see the|by an 8 to 7 tally, in a ten-tnning ARE GOOD TIRES orice EASIEST RECLINING CHAIRA Seattle Gem Co. battle. One or more good prelim — saan batteries were Wil 7 “1 inaries will be staged. iams, Miller and Price for George %. iene " elem ete - Johnson, Miller and| PEORIA, I.—F. K. Burnham's| Phones: East $23; Ind. 4440 s MF 510 Third Av. et] | The Mike Wrights added another! Kneeland for the Iroquols. Geiger | pixie Il, which holds the Amert-| — S a. fl t -f b * 7 Ww s if ‘ Sit mente ee can champlonship in speed boat pioneer carriace|* Jj i AY S| erosk seceee etre ah tna of See National Ty; S20 | Cofeating NDP racing, will enter the national C 96 Union a. @iry. Birthstone for June, pearl or agafe. . Exch Jorn sos | terday in a lopsided game, marked! The Seattle Bartenders won from | speed bont races here next month Sapa diadnainieh lin . xchange fee amnesic | by the hard hitting of the winuers.|the Tacoma Bartenders by a 12 to| with a number of other fast craft papel! A agp c |" LOCK WORK—KABYS, ETC. chines; Al! Burns was the batting star of the|9 «core yesterday. The batteries! Thin event is expected to be tho TRUCKS, DELIVERY 7 eral. ee Eee >= => day, getting three doubles and one| were 1 f aC AUTOMOBILE BODIES H. E. SHARP re Lampfron and Cohn for Se-| greatest of its kind ever held, od a single. The battery work of the/attie, Frary and Thomas for Ta cee General Repairing, Painting and Trim- HUNTER MFG. CO. Expert Lockemith ana Me-| M487 FIFTH AVE. Bee om eee oni| Winners was excellent. The bat-| coma PITTSBURG—From all over the|oois.47 yiner AVE SO. | ARATTLE 225 Seneca St. Raia, HORT (AbR MS | Saape im Standard’ Machinee’—etd te ness city 531 | tories were Berg and Lindgren; —_ United States athletes today are |— - mag Sa 9 . Toot and Die Mak cialis. Fite T IRI ha AE £2] | Taki and Ikeda. The Mike Wrights] The Municipal team bianked the| streaming into Pittsburg to take] gBiCYCLE AND MOTORCYCLE = FOOT REPAIRIN ‘ Instrument Makers. Boldertn 487 | Challenge the Old Barbees or West|Seattle Lighting company 3 to 0|part in the National Amateur atb- vapee Experimental and Mod: Soak {31 | Seattle for a game July 9 or 16.| yesterday in an 1J-inning gime, |letic championships to be held on Work—Camera Work ia $2'| Phone to Graham at Main 2141. po Ra Forbes field June 30 and July 1 Phene—M css auiailataa The Seattle Lighting company] iifty thousand persona are ex A. ri r_! | : feetache . won a ten-tnning game from the} pected to witness the events. entrals at Woodland park Satur ainmee y by « 10 to 9 tally PARIS—Because they backed 1111 First Avenue BAMBOO FURNITURE Frank Gould's horse, Combourg, Made to Order. | We will do your repair work right —price and ail. DR. WURSTER 306, 1414 Second Avenue, SIDELIGHTS ON THE SPORTING SHOW The Spaidings trounced the drand Prix, Ameri.| Re fae Wholesale and Retatt. | Independent 1312. SEATTLE HAS BEEN PLAYING SOME BALL [pack pinmond’ nine on its home| cant in Parte ag nde a kmer| Bicycle and Gun Repairing Ail Kinde of tepeneas Seattle has won 19 of the last 29 games—and that’s playing some. | grounds yesterday 4 to 0 in a fast\day, many having ot as good as - ——— or ae ‘The Giants are now approximately at the .500 notch, and any team|game. The Spalding battery did|3 to 1. Combourg ran second to “ik Badin =| Reliance Machine Shop PIPE REPAIRING that is this far up has a grand chance. The season is yet young, and|excellent work, and Wells made a| Baron de Rothschild’s Alvantaca II, Motorcycle GS. Bon as 74 W. JACKSON 8T. if Tighe’s men can maintain their present pace, the rooters will have|great stop of a hot grounder over|and with another 200 yards-to go . BREWSTER’. Teason to rejoice. Unfortunately for Seattle, Portland has also been |second base. Sella punched out aj would have won. % REPAIRING IN GLOVE REPAIRING s ‘winning constantly, so that we are still in fifth place, Only one game pe run. ¥ The ‘batteries were + bid een STEEL TAPES e o Separates us from the Pippins, however. Wright and Clark; Haag and Mor Seattle Automobile Schdol, 210 REP. H t pet Portals ttre gan. This is the first game Black | Broadway. Had; cee] Sole axent for Harley Davidain Motor- GET YOUR GLOVES a "AIRED. Kyeae ting | ospital bs ics SOR weld eae Cie cycle, the bes eg % os yo make guaranteed repatre to THE GIANTS JOURNEY TO PORTLAND oe AL W. HIRSCH, 119 Rast Pike | Toninnosy. LinvimentaRasnrans: ote Ali | Bewters” and Exgineers’ Tapes,” O° 810 FIRST Gloves pion made and kept sewed till well and rent Architects’ Levels SRICA-BRAO ‘ten, Wentiiliitn, Othe tanate ARCHITECTS LEVELS apsusteo f| Branch Third and Union ~~.-|. THE GLOVE SHOP |KELLY’S innit: Sis-siniet SS The Giants journey to Portiand today and open a seven-game series al with the Pippins, This will pull one of these teams down, but as| The Fort Lawtons de hi Spokane and Vancouver are also matched, and should battle closely,| Jacobs bakery team 12 to pl Out Closing this will not make so much difference. Tacoma will have easy pick-|day. The batteries were Jas ma ae TORUYA, PAINTING tng with the Victorians, and should be tm first place betore the end land Pletcher; Stone and Gn sp Below Cost uepet tn Mepites br ecmerepeneia ? OSTRICH PLUMES . - 4 - Porcelain, Ivory. PARADA ALP PAPPRD DD ‘ Paper Hanging, — The Knights of Columbus went pet Phone, Ind. A 3428, '¥) Ostrich Plumes Painting and SUDDEN FORM REVERSAL HAS CAUSED COMMENT|¢o Fort Casey yesterday and de- THE VERY FINEST hale caning = Cleaned, Curled, Dyed Decorsting Bince Seattle and Portland so suddenly started to win games, fol-|feated the artillerymen 7 to 3. Mol & iy aheniasn F. L. Thornton ana Rewan lowing the meeting of the league directors two weeks ago, there | loy held the soldiers almost help- > is mis been & dinposition in some circies to snectingly avert that the mag |Ise%. The KC. team made. tour Racine Canoes. }} ‘2 a 17 East Pine 8 eae at d to have the lead 4 runs in the first inning. The bat- jae > Ke: A Lem ck, BWxpert Pict! ain Face and arouse more interest. The attendance wan poor ‘all around [tries were Molloy and MeDon-|| REGULAR PRICE, — $46.00; ne = | sgetlng Repaisee Soatae Bowie BOTH" Fao a the (clreuit Spcione paper only hinted that this was the case, In|") Moore and Thomas. CLOSING RRICE & (0 14"Westiake Boulevard. cies a ttle this suspicion has been partially caused by the cynical remarks tuusse % ™ ———— "Eee HOUSE of Joe Cohn, the Indian.club owner, whose line of talk as he watched|y * * *** **¥ ¥ ¥ #4 ¥ ¥ pio. lb HARNESS Cc Tass USE CLEANING his team lose was not calculated to inspire confidence in the integrity|* SULLIVAN MA 7 eorge faylor LET GE of the skeptical that the series between Seattle and Spokane, at least,|* LONDON, June 26.—Greage & —- psy when "youn can ‘save Pinder, OeMe aed Howse Cleaning vee not framed. j2ee many close fialahes, too many halr-ralsing stops * ts declared by Jim Sullivan to * Theo. Wilt: & C ne i Wo Call for a. waseae ter teenage Te opal Work and govving| io fob the Tard and wove. tee small en le e680 nee cou no’ jan § ave been ie CM A - 1‘ yan ve, eSTERN - And anyway, your average fan doesn’t put peel stock in this vtixing” * cent defeat by ‘ily Papke, * lo WARES 0." 2018 First Av, Bet) Beli nad Dinnchard " bec One AiOa Tialgn GEEANENG 00% talk, * Sullivan saya that he knows * 1012 FIRST AVE. CASH REGISTERS Breas Oude Chons , ia; ‘ ronan 'e Main “sino, ——|* that he can beat Papke and * wie sual ed ova 2 Sige a =< METIS. aly eel CARSOAD Mer. * would have gone it if the * = ane Cash R a ers NEW YORK. HAR PLUMBING morican had not ontored the * egist | AANA RAARAAAANAARA East 414. e MADISON ! aoe: a a pound of bog: tat: w WALL PAPER All makes: bought, “sag canal ge cmt F : rubbed into him, Sullivan © i 4 The t tine of E i i it eae r A ins ae sem fs isinis nt he et ake Retailed at Wholesale Prices soft rebated tad narpens Fett ie ‘|For ads*in this Directory pke fig m again in the * 4, A. SUNDWALL, Hepat jalty—Cotie Made VANS keep moving every day, and no wonder—everyboty appre || * near future ‘ Day LEM & BARRY pe hts ete ene nnd Furnacer—stoven fet call Main 9400 or Ind. 441. clates erm. A G1. 906 Inmes St. All Kinds i Made Order, opal » EELLLETILLLT TT 1008 Sed, nour Bike 10 W. Cotumple Bee hoch Phones 191 GENROA On, nga ai WE