The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1912, Page 2

BREEZY S SEATTLE LOSES AGAIN BY ROY WHITMAN Three teams are tied for first) Jace in the Northwestern league oday, and three trailers have aa even score, the former with two} won and one lost, and the latter} three with the ures reversed. Having lost yesterday's game, 5 Attle is a tral and Williams’ aggregation fs at the head of the column. Victoria sur rised tho Indians yesterday by anding them a second defeat, and Mike Lynch pulled his Tigers to gether and grabbed a game from the Vancouver champions. oo 0 0 ‘There was a real batting bee at the local park yesterday afternoon, but after the smoke had cleared, tt was observed that our athletes had the worst of the argument, by & geore of 12 to 6, and 17 () M4 for hits. Klien, the southpaw, was the first gunner to go under the Pip pins’ fire, and Vance fared even worse. Pete Schneider went in in the last two innings, and held the Portlanders safe, but it w late. Lefty Toaneson was hi throughout the game by but he stuck by his guns. Piteher ‘Vance was released by Manager Jack Barry after the game yee ferday. ooo 0 There were some nice individual examples with the club in yester day's game. Bobby Coltrin, the ‘Williams shortstop, is an accredited weak hitter. That the reason ed last fall why a deal for purchase was not put through by the White Sox, Also, the same reason why he did not stick with ‘Walt MocCredie’s Coasters this spring. Too light a hitter. But he Jooked ike a heavyweight yester- @ay. He got only two hits out of five trips, but the way he stepped up and banged them made him Jook like a real slugger, Excepting Williams and Pitcher Touneson, every Pippin got two hits. Nic got one, and Tonny proved that there fre exceptions to all rules, notably the one that all pitchers are poor hitters. He got three. oooo The batting honor of the day, though, goes to our own Lesitfe Mann, the fastest man on either team. Leslie has been looking like @ boob for a couple of days, largely Because Jack Barry was trying to turn him into a left-handed slugger. But yesterday Barry told the young fellow to hit ‘em any way he lik to be sure and hit ‘em Did ie obey the fatherly mandate? did—just four times. His offi. cial AB for the day was four, and the same figure Is In the hit cob emns, which isn’t bad at all. Dulin and Weed were on deck, as usual, “with three hits each. Very fine those two athletes. Rex Vogt, the catcher, was sent into for Chick in the seventh, and bo on within four or five feet of Deing a hero, He slammed the first fone to the center field fence, ang the bases were densely populated pt the time. ooo 0 Blaine Gordon, Mike Lynch's curve bail artist, at last put the Tigers in the winning column. He held the Canadian champs to 6 bits and 2 rons. The Tigers did lit- @ie better with the Vancouver pitchers, but enough better to win ato 2. 0000 President Wattelet of the Vic- toria Islanders must be a very cheery individual today. Hes been telling us a. along what a real Sweet pitcher this sir. Narverson fs, and yesterday this Mr. Narver- fon was very stingy with the Spo kane team. He held them to five hits and beat them 6 to 1. HEAVYWEIGHT WILL CONFER TODAY CHICAGO, April 18.—Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, his manager, Curley, Heavyweight Champion Jack Johnson have finally agreed on a conference here this afternoon, to arrange for the Staging of the proposed heavy- weight battle between Johnson and Fiynn on July 4, at Las Vegas, N. M., Fiynn leaves next week for Hot Bprings, Ark., to begin training. Johnson will make a three weeks’ vaudeville tour before he goes into training. 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It will convince anyone, ‘ou Wil also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling all about the kidneys and bladder, When writing, be sure and mention Dept. R. Regolar fifty-cent and onedollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. RIGHT, BRIEF AND TORIES eeenevee * THE LOCAL CHAMP ” PAT SCOTT NATIVE sone VICTORS The Native Boas shut out the fast Fort Lawton team at Woodland Park Sunday by a score of 6 to 0. They are scheduled to play the Iroquois next Sunday on the new Thistle st. grounds, on the South) Park lino. For games, address Kenneth Kelley, 1114 Western a or phone Elliott 2218. iil Third Av. and “THE STAR’S SPORTING PAGE IS COMPLETE EDITED BY ROY WHITMAN seen a ‘SCOTT FIGHTS ¥. | é ° | 1 ¥ 6 . 1s * ° j ‘ot 1 6 | Pat Seott and Mickey O'rten wil! | Chick, ab 2 i i + ° buss o wmoks ven ndor | MoMultin, 3b 1 e 4 e o | met busy at th ker given undor| MeMullin, 3b. 1 '. Y f the Cooks’ unton at ¢ rae a ihe re . eo iieln. Pe i ° 1 i Labor ‘Tem night, and the Dihag yt i 3 14 fans are looking forward to @ classy it hnelder, p Hy e 3 : ° r ally 0 ever, fa not the only good one in| *** Harry i aim, | store for the bums Totals 3} Marry Vorbes and Jimmy Ray, the welters, will go and Tom Mar tin and Floyd Goodman will mix These bouts are both good card | Honry North will take on Jose Rose and Hody Lindberg witl go against | \ red Pike, O'Brien has been clamoring for al’ Inout with Scott for some time, and he will have bie chance te PACIFIC GOART 4 Los Angelos Ae At Oakland ad’ Smith; 1 Mitse. ee ae Parkin, Mar tinont! a Sacramento Vernon at Los Angetes d and Cheek Fitager tleton and Brown da THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1912. ° BASKET! 4 « e©e8eee et NORTHWE an fignttls AMR. t J ‘ ore by Innings Portiand . : oo7 fommary ‘Two-base h a, Maria, Me fr Kibble, Strait Grulckahank, Weed, Nay truck ny K Chick to Kk Raymond trin; Coithin to Men- ‘Umptre Mr. Moran. | ICTURES OF THE WORLD'S ATHLETES x a eeoeeseese#8#kheeee | = moe “(MORE AN ON [ EI pepeapyt apy “HINGE eeeseeeee8ee : eeeeoeeoeaeeaeeeee 1022000 4 10000001 6-2 4 Ludwtis, oe ted Stanfield, Smith and Lewts rhe core oer est 8 ~ 00100 o ot 6 } * apverbon and Meek; Kraft am Was a time when 5 Oy Morgan was Lonnie Austin p = cai & bloomer in the big leagues, In nice card for his ttle NATIONAL the morning practice he looked Hike ly entertainment tm the . Lo ¢ ia world-beater, but when facing op Hagen-Eddie Hubbard mateh, | Ath *) 1 | pe » he was no good. held in their gym Tuesday Balle: jive itendriMand atv- |? This was before Connie Mack se There is little question ake om ieee: cured him from Boston, for since supremacy of Hubbard | Cinctnnat! at Chicago, game post-| has been an Athletio, Morgan Jas ter brigade, but Hagen | poned; wet grounds, overcome his pitching faults and willing worker, wf 23 eon ; An idea of the big spitballer’s poner ye nee in his own qaton at Philadelphia, game post-| ability was given in the second bout should prove a good PORES) WH SroEnan game this season, when he he There are several bead - ters around AMERICAN Washington to one lone hit, « | ‘12 16 p{seratch by Moeller, that was not Huseere i ; 7 16 S| handled am fast aa it might have hem, bis title w } Wilivan; Nelson and] been by the Athletic tafield, or Mor cloud. Ivan Miller, gan would have had a no-hit game Harry Forbes and to his credit, It is believed Mor _ gan’s performance constitutes @ - ne | world’s record. It is doubtful if any | CY MORGAN lee te yo (he | } Ni | piteher ever pitched a one-hit game | - Sunday, April 21 dt Hl 4 003 “0 early in the season. SPALOINGS START BAD. arrange for 4 game with re) 41 48 anemone _— — |team im the city, Ross 4. | 2 An a ELEVEN-INNING GAME ‘The fast Spalding team started|forred. Phone Mr, s3s\Portid “2 14 164) Owing to the fact that the visit this year with two defeats against 4747. wateeitas. ‘ateibiinns: ing team did not appear, the | ¢y coord. Althoush Cy W: <a | rot Pe pct, [O'Brien players did not play the oth prot’ + 7 ‘mg of ian x NORTHWESTERN Le $09 |kame for Bunday, The Pitched swe) ba n both games, Athlete Part Hi Kent boys scraped up @ team and their opponents nosed out ahead at B A SEB. B90. Chte'Ko fought O'Brien for eleven innings, the finish. However, after a syn | ‘Tomorrow at 8p mm PORTLAND V8, Admission, Ze and Ste. #0 | but lout by « OtoT score, Next S00! Sunday the O'Brien team and the $69 Ballard Cubs will clash, He Detroit team work is cultivated among the| bunch, it will take the best ones to! beat them. eoreeemien tion alone. OUR BUSINESS DEMANDS IT We have outgrown our present location at Third and Spring sts. and will open i av., near Cherry. Our stores have always made it an esta cia r pSonsglhcr atid Biber in value for every dollar expended. We have always followed this rule. That the blic te it proven by the fact that our business has grown so rapidly that we cannot ensnectboee 9 it in pont pesca ah Our Second Store Is 704 FIRST AVE, cre We will hereafter operate two stores and the same rule of courteous treatment and guaranteed values will prevail in both locations. 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