The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1912, Page 2

ONDAY, MARCH 11 PICTURES OF WORLD'S ATHIBY EF aD | | THE STAR'S SPORTING PAGE IS COMPLETE ® RIGHT, BRIEF AND B "BREEZY Li AITELL GETTING IN OAD (Ry Unitea Leased Wire) GAN FRANCISCO, March 11.— ‘The end of Abe Attell, former featherweight champion, as a ring OF WORN-OUT MEN OWE STRONG, Press wine tro HEALTHY THE “BREAK-’EM-UP” QUARTET OF THE PHILLIES, WITH THEIR “BREAK-EM-UP’ BATS WAITING TO PRACTICE attraction on the Pacific coast, ts bolteved certain by fight fans here “today aa the result of an alleged attempt by the Hebrew to induce jem Tommy Murphy to “lay wn” in thelr 20round fight at ly City Saturday afternoon, At- it is charged, offered Murphy 64,000 to ax scheme, «hich called for M to foul ‘Attell along about the h round. or Murphy nor his manager, Buekley, it is sald, gave Attell decided answer and Attell was j@ the victim of what fe known 4m eporting circles as the “double- cross.” « “With one eye entirely closed, hts face and body battered and bruised, fing neat’ Saturda next Satu wl Mexican Joe Rivers hay acheduled 26round bout, Hoth boys are work- ing the contest, and, 6@ cording to training camp informe tion, both will make the 128 pounds five hours before the battle without difficulty. White has made many friends here by the thorough manner is which he trounced his sparring Temple and Britton ath PRANCIBCO, ha ST Ray , the apeedy lightweight eam Britton a tough fight here recently, and Tom Dillon, who two draws with Britton to his Attell laying im his bed at the Mill + Street headquarters denying that he x to defeat after vainly try- to save his stan among the rs by eering = 8 deal. ty ie,” declared Attell, redit, are matched to go four ig, 2 Tc here Friday night. Six other > round bouts complete the/ A, @ Douthity physical director, Seattic ¥.M.C. A, and senior class, BY A. G. DOUTHITT, thousand boys in the boys’ depart- which is the largest in the Physical Olrector Seattle ¥. M,C. A. who make use of the gym. | ures for the verbal statements of the} Outside Competition Eliminated. | 1.495 with 450 eum ane Up until 2 couple of years ago,|™a, 1439 with on association took part in outside "nd Portiand, 3) competition, entering tears in bas | !nations. ‘3 ketball, wrestling and track meet, Other bat recently we have been able to| The British | aecomplish much more by giving wu-| tions go ie divided attention to reaching the |than the Masses, and avoiding highly special-| attention to ized athietics. Since then the work | soccer football, read UK®) has greatly increased in volume | has @ volunteer 6 Portinad, , Tacoma Ever-| instructors ig of the/ett and other associations of the|and all beys * f . ind} Northwest have cut out outside|swim We © © © © © © @| development of men and boys and | competitions with good results, but | Kansas City hold occasional meets between! the first themselves adopt thie dows and! The Seattle ¥. MC. A. has train-jtem. in high | ed a large number of physica! direc- of achaots, athletic ow occupy responsible i! eee 6 6 O66 OO © Fi ciuds. Many of the best sthistes| Geneon the Mercato, nncey | soceuaie Seattle Y. M. Gi) partment and tuations & t been practically . ae of FROM LEFT TO RIGHT—RED DOOIN, WALSH, PASKERT AND CAP DOOLAN sitions ta ¢ i ing bee, developed into « bragfest and two talkative presidents were MOUTHPIZECD talking their hehds off when the gomg tang, or rather when Watty CIGARETTES Gincovered that he had just seven ‘qrere created to demand alten-|duume ° &% '° King street ‘Gon. A tobacco finely blended, | | “see rouve ot a new entener oon meamoet ‘ "Toa, Wally wil! be a great man pena marimar = ‘My man Meek ix going to burn ‘em up round bere.” 10 for 10 cents “Who's Meek?” said Dug, lifting ~~ | his brows. “Meek’s the gent who managed Waco im the Texas league last year and batted 110. He's a catch encore el mee ONIST FARES: West Bound SPRING SEASON 1912 IN EFFECT MARCH 1 TO APRIL 15, INCLUSIVE. If you have a friend, relative or family anywhere in the East that want to bring to Western Washington or the Puget Sound country, J ig the time to buy your tiekets over the Union Pacific and O-W. R. & N. Colonist Fares from some of the principal points are as follows New York . : Indianap 7 Nashville .... ‘New Orleans .. ” Bt. Louis . Missouri River Points ......6.. Should you have occasion to send tickets to any of your relatives @r friends, deposit can be arranged at this end and tickets delivered by wire at address given below, and you will insure them the best travel Coaveniences and the most courteous treatment. E. E, ELLIS, District Passenger Agent, 716 Second Ave,, Beattie. Tel. Main 932, Ind. 19956. Oregon-Washington Station, Corner Jackson St. and Fourth Ave. AT deat receiver Im the Nebraska league.” “Do you know, Dag, I don't much stock in thowe state leagues. “Let's seo-—Meek fs from the Texas state league.” “Yea, Dug, but he was with Chat- tanooga in the Southern, the year before.” “You remember, Watt, Wally fin- febed with the Western” “Ob, 1 said “all the time Wally is ® great caicher.” “Yea, I told the boys you had snageed « live ome in Meck,” ro- plied Dug “Two dest in the league.” “No queation about it.” “How will the other clubs get along with mediocre back-«topst” said Wat. “Well, you've got me.” “I feel sorry for Bob Brown; of }eourse Carl Lewin ie all right, vie, “I've been pitying Nic Williams all along.” “Mike Lynch will be awful sore he sees our catchers, Dug.” in Will be furious,” sald Dug. ‘Good-bye, Dug, [ve got to go. ew xf you land a good pitching “All kinds of luck, Watty, old lope you keep out of the Sinikendahe +60 oe © WHAT THE STARS °¢ * ARE DOING NOW e¢ @ecccececcoccce A year ago Art Bues was ing to come West and join the Se. and he may not, fs its admit im favor of the a chance in the world to break into that fast young infield, that ia the pride of Muggsy’s heart, bat there is a chance—just « chanci mind you, that he can displace timer Murray, In the Giants’ right garden, So much for Arthu’. At the present writing Bert Whaling ts most respectable hostelries of Mobile, Alabami Harry Davis is paying his hotel bills with some of Charley Somer’s coin. Bert is get ting three square mneals a day, and eats most any- thing he cares t order. Davi isn’t ed Bert's keeping so Bert Whaling far, but he probably will soon, un- less Bert shows big league caliber, after which Harry will slip bim a nice contract, Jack Graney, Gus Fisher, Olson and Bud Ryan, old Pacific coasters, aré also there; ditto Gene bert ag and Bill Steen and Peckenbaugh. Bilt Lenard, Seattle second sack or, i doing stunts for Bud 8! of the Oakland Commuters, and Howard Mundorft will be with the Seals, Blaine Thomas will be with Sacramento and Paul Strand will hook up with Mondy on the Seal team, There's four of last year's N. W. P P league players who will piay in Bill Leard the other const ctreult, Perle Casey will be there 4s an ump, adding another familiar countenance to the list. Dance at Dreamland tonight. *** bat it is doubtful there ever wan a pitch threw a curve ball ax magnificence, splendor mystifying powers as Joe diewelght title. all the tities this poor the most abused. It even about eight laps ahead of Larry in. the populari- ty contest. domictied in one of the | ®#! He BaF Be 3 In thé firet three games of the season “Rusty” aliowed elx hits, gave two passes and struck eyt 36 men- That is going some for a a contract at the close of the eea- son thet calls for more simoleons, than some of the old timers get. Fastern Excursions Via To St. Paul and Minneapolis, April 25, 26, 27. To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Philadelphja and many other points, com- mencing May 2, and Cérfinuing on many dates throughout Can \ L the summer. Very Liberal stopovers. H. N. KENNEDY, @A. Firat Ave. or ow Rates particulars call on or write J. O. McCMULLEN, C. P. A. Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. Maih 1430, Ind. 3300 in the Pacific Northwest are a but youtg man and sedentary bu man. In the Seattle Y. M. C. A. gym, PSE EERERE THE FIRST GAME on B Beseeese See eeee Pees | Be eek BSSSSESEE ESSE SS ee. tt, Roorback, ® livan, Agnew, Hasty. ® SR RERHRERSEESEE RE EE DIRECT This Di ~ Own Locality. Is Placed Here to ity. P ; being the physica) directors at in and Broadway high schools, ttle Athietic Club and the y grounds. Last year 3,012 mea and boys used the physical de Roller Skates “Special for This Week CONSUMERS’ COAL & WOOD CO. | - “Our Céal te Clan” Mates Ratiroad Heat Avene — Nowa Ave—Green 482 aul Alki Potet Office Phone Orent 161. LIPSKY BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE i and FURNITURE MOVING Sunset, N. 207, : GOLDEN WEST GROCERY HARDWARE Phone North 2881, HOUSE PURNIFHING, UTENSIL, TINWARE AND CUTLERY, BUILDERS HARDWARK. Metimatce Furnished. 1099 GREENWOOD Av. Fremont District BLOS8OM-PROVINE LUMBCR CO. “HANOLES EVERYTHING THAT 18 LUMBER” —OFrrick AND YARDS— eeTt BT. 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