The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1912, Page 2

THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1912 jp strong for amateur athietice—more and better sports nd cover! for the boy. Thies department caters apeetally to news of amateur News AND DOPE AND Publication, devoted to the sportaman, and covering the ing events of the world. All the local sporting news—aif events, and amateur doings are given the same attention ae STATISTICS COMMENT enalde opert gossip. if You are In 4 oe, pearl be * i spo u're In News of professional sportsmen, Phone your amateur news to rial: Guten Puctenee y ROY WHITMAN Amateur Srerte Encouraged er. enhnictinibaeneta . = — _ ga ee : T": Star Pink, published each evening, |e an exciusive » ‘The Star, Main 9400, In Jependent 441. Pro ] rae Petes Seine Bede ahissrenbhea VICTORIA AGAIN DROPS OUR" ‘<eseeitiia. \Soikns*petsn"atanane Benn wana Seeaem Sova" eastehen” “"“""*" |MIRS, KIRPATRICK LEADS IN BUDDING HOPES THE POPULARITY RACE Vancouver downed the Indians yesterday, and Portland and Victoria, : Mrs. Thomas Kirkpatrick, 1914 Fifth av. both winning. are again tied for first place, Dhe Tiger Ave th rly : Miss Leola Blinn, court house, . hard run, losing 8 to 6, but the Bugs were easy prey for the Bees , é u Wiwaace. ’ > Mrs. A. D. Opdyke, 1204 Sixth av. SS ee ae ‘ Miss Lauretta Dolwick, Savoy hotel Pete Schneider pitched nice ball for the Bugs yesterday, but Kiddo , j : h Wilson pitched quite a bit nicer, And Kiddo had the trrepressible Mook % . “ en ‘ M: Ethel Miller, Western Union ..... to help him along with bis trusty club, Wilson held the Potlatchers to : ’ A : ' Miss Mercedes Bellis, 125 John st. hits and Pete y pasted for ten, Nevertheless, the work of Sehnsidies inmate x Ne a as ’ | { { Imogene Arnold, Butler hotel . ree Four pitchers were used in the Portland:Tacoma game. Eastley re- . : | rs Zz Mise Maybelle Kinney, 348 15th av. ..... placed Doty for the Pippins, and Criger, for the Tigers, gave way to fst \ in 4» |Mrs. James Lambert, 212 14th av. Starkell 3 , 4 Miss Erlee Summers, Ye College theatre Over in Spokane they played between ahowers, and the champs , < ‘ f 9° pe : ; Miss Annie Taylor, 602 West 52nd st. fooked the best in the mud. Cadreau started for the Indians, but Leon- . : ; : ent veueve 4 him, Gervais pitched for Vancouver y Mig | Frances McNalley, Club Baths Trecccccseseeee ~ AMERICAN / a | CHURCH LEAGUE Ol . é f 1 ecording to the se ype ee a iad FISHING MOTES |) 00 i57cne™.ce, ihe sched step EO H 4 o - |league the season will open on Mog ach OOOO FOO OOSOOS Lange, Mogi . Block “ : 4 3 jday, April 29. Following te the ligt | nurns, Duboo and Stanage: churches 00 NORTHWESTERN | dices 3 juié is , a ri h re or poem a | or, ‘ewatlonal, ' poned; rain } First P terian, Queen = 2 | estreseeen tte. B it STANDING | OF THE CLUBS é 7 . jChristian, Trinity swethodint, Fine 4 Baptist, Westminster Presbyt | First Methodist, Pilgrim |tional and Queen Anne ee |Games will be culled at 6:15 af Lincoin park, Woodland park ang B, ¥. Day playfield. A handsome | loving cup will be presented to the nibvenilien jteam winning the chm 0. M. Carrick, of the Ravtman|{*!ce In succession. The Plumbing Co., took out # fishing |COm#regational nine had the cup jg party yesterday, including E, L.|‘@eiF Possession last year, Drew, manager Seattle theatre; # ——e Cabot W. Wickwire, of the Perry| Nelson, third baseman “on fhe hotel, and myself. We were going| lincoln team, ts playing the aig is {to fish in White river, but owing to/cult corner in fine style for a new the high water it was impossible to| man. in, of Pt eed, rf | -ccecceces | nY F. B. HOOD SameoT= | Hmornwourte| -cooneowo: | pees sons _— _ won the event. Sidney Hatch CHICAGO WHITE SOX HAVE the most experienced runner and NEW SCHEME has won many distance races jford the stream at any point, To} ———_____ 7 S : ‘ atre } The Chicago White Sox have a . ‘These men will be coached by the | ake matters worse, (he stream was| Bal j G new acheme to break up the double ? Amatour Athletic association train-|littered with shingle pelts, which lard Business Sacrifice Mt—Clementson, | seal. so effective at times, This , " ers, and when they line up for the combination ts not ¢ ry at , » of turn|BE GUIDED BY THE out—By Schneider, 6; by, is the way they do | starters’ gun in Stockholm this | ishing. so it was a case o' con, 1. Hases on. balls—Ott| With runners on first and third, ’ : ‘ hummer, will be as fit as exper.| back to some other stream. We de|TISEMENTS BELOW. THEY inelder, 4; off Wilson, 2. Umpire! ine man on first runs ap to line to ’ A ie | ctdea on Soos creek, and the rest of | RELIABLE AND WILL MEET im even draw the pitcher's throw and while 7 j eee Catt Samm |the day was spent on that stream YOUR EVERY WANT 5 p and de 4 he total catch was about 70, Mr. #t & (he ie dodging up and down (he man , nt Ro fast a fleld Into an Olymple | ane tee i ee ee pest individual by oes ee s—e tt {]om_ third tries to score marathon, and it is reasonable tol teh, DAIRY Harris: Criger.| When the Sox find themselves up expect one of them to repeat the|* eae uble steal, they go eo sauanee'the tal le steal. they . success of Johny Hayes at Shep-| WEST VIRGINIA WANTS GAMES ICE CREA after the man on firs rd's Bush, when he trotted across} The U. 8. 8. W Virginia team M RAE leads off, the first baseman fol ESpk 03 : ‘ " the Hine after Dorando collapsed. | would like to arrange games with ibhaudl al ‘s him and the catc w calls fora 4 or Sl ercernomeye! wewconscoy o| weconnn om — eo 2 ? Ee = on Summary runs——Schneider, Wilson, Nor — on - ——— > pund Seattle, This pelbard and o veda; Cadreaw,| piteh out. The shortstop runs Im} wes can Europe offer to beat}Ryan in the 16th annual marathomjence A. De Mar, last year's winner, ety nat kana the dencnatanile of coahuaags : for a short throw and the second) america in the Olympte marathon? |of the Boston Athletic association, | despite the mud and silppery pave Welsh to Referee {thot ae ceians. Pesala test toe ous OTOL OA baseman Bikes to second, while te Following the victory of Michael] when he broke the record of Clar-|ments that made the course. fully { FRANCISCO, April _\three successive years. As they |® ry Aw five minutes slow, the A. A. t k Welsh, the veteran referee, is|have no grounds of thelr own, the ee ts selection of the plug |announced today as the third man|sailors wish to have the games & | Kers wh the gridiron in jin the ring when Pal Moore and {played on the grounds used by the Name of Team . 6 + te Sweden nex n | Jack Britton meet in their 20-round | team # ~ »—< 5403 #| The team ts h y Michael J./ bout at the lightweight Hmit here |drese pai manager, U. 8. 3! genase Average age of players ages . : Ryan, irish-Ame thietle club; |next Tuesday evening. Both Brit-| West Virginia, Puget Sound Navy ave. - ia 1Clarence A. De r, North Dor|ton and Moore will wind up their | Yard, Wash. Name of Manager . e su¥ee f Seorebwe A. A.; Sidney Hatch, Chi-| training tomorrow ere saan cago adre ckalexis, Old} —_—$—$—$—$———— j Street Address pebese 7 Se £\ Town Ma: Themen a Lilley, | The Broadway baseball nine wal-| Ballard 410 |, vottis. ‘ ’ Dorchester A. A.; Harvey F.| U. of C. Champs loped the West Seattle team Name of Captain . , a ‘ kan evibewhan Se Pastine A.C. Richara ¥ | BERKELEY, Cal “nary * The | Thursday afternoon by a score of Medford, Mass.; John J, Gal-| University of California ball |*,%° 1. Left Fielder Nofteger was Street Address ; +++ Phone * Yale, and Lewis Tewanina,|nine tm today entitled [in star of the game , eifie ¢ 0 © o Broadway ..... 86 Sporting Editor Star: Woe wish to enter the ...... [cite conet tateresliagiate tates Lo oi eA see | i pitcher, as soon as he has pitehed the ball, runs to first, to take a row, if by any chance the batter should reach out and bit the ball With the first baseman on his heels, the ball going to the short-| : stop, and the second bas non the | At San Freoctsco 7 bag, the runner finds and Agnew; Baker and nered. As soon as he shortstop, lines it to the first | who either te the} At San Francisco leton and Brown; “gehe ts all done so fast t Morning game— moer on third bas no chance to ento se . 2) run home. Lee Asacies ma I honey. \Fitegeraid “and eS oe FRoon KA1We— s.|vertiser, can “paddle his own ca-| te noe” in great style. Hammer-} ‘chook, | slough Is one of the beat and fast Jest canoeists on Lake Washington, men are the pick of Amer-|champlonship as a result of their|West Seattle . (ance runners. De Mar did | Victory over the University of “owt 4 Pisa sdsiaSeukwanes sae Ihot participate in the yace, hin win| Washington team in the deciding ATTLE COLLEGE WINS BALLARD —— Ay * year entitling him to a place |S4me of a three-game sores. Cali-; The Seattle College and the Bal Priece tn mn the team. Sockalexis, whe fin.|fornia wom, 3 to 1. Both Washingy|lard High teams met on the col! ae shed second, furnished the sense |'0? gd California bad defeated|lego campus Wednesday after-| Ballard Sheet Metal jon of the race, his bid for firat | Stanf jnoon, the formet winning in the |——————_ lace at the finish belng a veritable * ooo ninth inning on three hits and a] 9: % Simpson pring that showed marvelous re-| Purell, Broadway's star apetater,| "At Seore 6 to § FURNACE prve power, and had he more ex |is about the classiest boy { | Jees An mat N jorionce be doubthens would have |dashee tho kastaiest boy in the) Jess Ames is turning out every| Ballard Sheet Metal = of presented afternoon on the university campus| Skylights, Blow Pipt: a ot 1 school, He has a good chance|and from all indications several | utters, Hotel and scie-ciiCS game =f en is jof bringing home the bacon. irgcords wit be broken this spring. Be. ae scar, Uuqualified Hard Luck of Philljes Smacks of coon i et rat Renton, Rainier Valley, ~ Hoodoo; Five in the Héspital DIRECTORY BY DISTRICTS. sal ——— —E —__——! This Di Is Plac Jackson Street and Columbia) — . ; ~ [Rewr Ge Kagataee Beamon ete eee ten Yocom ey a PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN YOUR = DISTRICT, THEY ARE RELIABLE ut Ne Pe | West Seattte District : 2 | |__COAL AND woop | COLUMBIA | RENTON } ; - eS |S , a CONSUMERS’ COAL & WOOD CO. A eed CITY SASH & DOOR CO. | THE MELROSE ‘ 3 3 : as Gt a INTERIOR FINISH CO. “Fae MELNOSH MEAT NARKET ; ren Makes nent | ores ed ae | eee SCREEN DOORS Pt naudeatcn ao ne ; " ur ouarReEea8s |e we mcrae at | he tn try Net 4 Fiy sereer NEWEMBER oun ¢ 4 THE BEST he: ; q r < Es a on Ave—-0: 4e2 con morro || “SR GENERAL sey Betaien ae. | Renton Public Market ' | Hardware and Furniture i MACHINE SHOP LIPSKY BROS. DUDLEY & SONS art wl DEPARTMENT STORE KING & WINGE to j The People Who Can Repatr Your Boat —PxoNEs— : ‘ : } ROOFING MATERIAL From Top to Bottom team {mn your am a onship race, and agree conform to all the conditions governing same. NATIONAL | (Signed) R HE, Nei. “a srssetereoo Gd BASEBALL Manager or Captain. Lote (eeeeneeeeeeeweeeeeeeeeeee arieks, O' Tooke” ee Cee ee ee ee ee Humphries and Me Tomorrow at 3:20 p.m - - Victoria ¥ | eRee eee ent _CONFECTIONS 1030 Alk! Ay, { Bunse! con 1371, . Col. 40. , te schon ‘ak xmins | ae tnd_W . f \ f wusdniana-2c2 oo 4339 14th Av. HB APNPDA! MEDCUANHicEe ‘i "¢ 7. Certifies we Cortificates YERAL MERCHANDISE > | G Downtown Store se innit came | __ Williams & McKnight ' Roa‘ta's sesascre aropared for cate reenwood Georgetown Fiancee Drag: Biete, 300 Sg | and he had “Gabby” Cravath, a fai - | —$———————— GROCER | F YOU cn skow vou” “= 4 outfielder an “leading hitter of the] COAL AND WOOD } LUMBER PAINTERS LIVE WIRE B 4 ' American association last season, to “ | — vin v3 | IV ARGAINS : plug the hole | Dull Lumber and Fuel Co. | gLossom.PROVINE LUMBER Co. W. P. PHALEN re ee Th eit aa | The noxt victim was Hans Lobert,| worth 2007 nueva, }| MOUSRCLEANING A SYROIALST di nsec ae nage HARDWARE the hard-hitting, fast-fielding, wh FUEL HANDLES EVERYTHING THAT Floors Brightened, Wall Paper Clean: ee ee ee ee — - strong-throwing third baseman, | WOULDING ig LUMBER”. ci ape taeging eal i See Beading Up-to-Date Grocer of Renton Hardware C 4 whose work in the South and in the = Sooas an renee Salieg, Some Big Specials on =. . few games he played North, proved | @reenwooa coars woop |THene—Sunset North $22; Ind. Red 243) ee 6 Pure Foods—Full Weights coms AND sux. iy 4 Roberts place was takeu—T won" ssn Ab DAVTOR AY snap. hts aa Semasauer y WT. ae BIG SAVINGS : : say it was filled—by ” Walsh, aren FO JACKSON ST.___| smomawunesets ; “oi'the anos outre Star Want Ads. TRANSFER nd, White 901, Sante! 22 soe of the cones excstest wi STAY VW all Ss —| ee HOTEL IDAHO REAL ESTA’ TE : ° Lobert's class. | . |QEORGETOWN TRANSFER Co,! Walsh had scarcely settled into INC., Lots in Renton Farm Plat at ives ; sin Renton Farm his stride before he was laid out, bie! dienes ‘et University Plumbing Mer. Vin ; ‘ hen Will K 4 b FROMAS, ~ augybhenst yy -ealine or wagaee } 1 and then Will Killifer, promising F Ind. 1 : Ut. 3 Eg : os 200x100, de 4 young catcher, suffered a broken ring esu s| Fhape Us for Quick, Prompt Service bw Mewly Furnished Hot and Cold/O" 300. r : hand, and he joined the hospital ; Ind, 4469; Sidmey 248. oor Water in All Rooms. } Th lots on Park ave., $1,000. y 4 4 brigade ~ t. an From Boats and Trains | can Ham ~¥ Any 8087 or nau ‘= Job | SEE US for snaps in Renton and One Block From All Depots | vicinity n when handicapped by the pate Docee, Ast | eR ER Ha igo gg ge ie brag gre Woodland Park _RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT tnder similar. conditions, never| INTERLAKE FUEL CO. |PLUMBING and HEATING - ceased to cheer his men and jnatil! | tae he r e say-die spl 9400 Woodland Park Av. PLUMBING | * SHEET forks FLORIST |__BRUHST’S GROCERY _ i ; in them tho nover-say-die splrit!2 Yards 33th & tnterlake BR etn | University Sian W aren ep te Silat Poet whens Setoon Sone. =” : :. dence, however, came when Dooin| 2 Phones worm sos eee eek ee Ordiand Meee J BPA . was forced to take to his bed and| hm Baad 100: Nesigonoettorte sant | eemaune : s SHEET METAL WORKS Felts Phones: North 168 Ind. White 12 XE ‘eS AND Strictly Cash, I " & surgeon diagnosed his attack of $ a ur indigestion” as appendicitis fighil’s Nursery, toot of Holly St.? ‘ Now, leaderless, with its st mW Old Kenton Line, get Off at | eeemesusssnssnsnssennenieneses +» MAGEE; 2, KILLIFER; 3, LOBERT; 4, DOOIN; 5, WALSH bsent, the Phillies are lke ar Ls Re Fre ont District a PHYSICIANS del hk te KOK tk tt ok ket falion the Philadelphia Nationalfwithout rudder or propellers on the YOUNG'S CEREALS CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Inc. . . REAL ESTATE &|leaguers? Beaten out of the pen baseball sea. They may hold their! : -|* oe nant last fall by injury -and=thelpwn for a time, but it is inconcetv-| young’s Stone Behr Milling and North 289; White 686 H. R. CARB & 00. suspension of Sterwood Magee, themmble that they should got to the Baking: Co. own U8 picked up the brokenifront in a race as hot as that tn the| Makes | the old-fashioned | whole CLOVERLEAF DAIRY een North 600 at flour and bread, wheat, © Most Complete and Sanitary Dairy | gngurance Ros. Phone H. #00? WHITE FRONT GROCERY ° ore |* asoman Jo this 1 already four of theg Intact, the team looked to o£ r grocer cannot supply in the City Investments team's t Ars Are Out of sure pennant mne | are out, of ye pennaRs winner 12 Quarts for $1.00. ____| Phones, Columbia 76. Beacon 4300. * THE PATIENTS * * * x Ind, Col. 96, Beacon 2999. | And 'By Appbintinent | & bert * «\the game, v ane of the iostiMooks Ike a forlorn hope. 1 doubt | * * * Hammond's Best Flour | CARL E. KOENIG, M.D. ly nager Charles Doo! CALL FOR COUPONS 9716 Wainer Ave. : BIG SPRCIAL. Hours, 9 t0 11a 1 ee season opened—National league promises to be. QUALITY COUNTS | ne icider Wm, Walsl promis 4 C € is also dia ff in all the history of baseball, a Star Want Ads Rainier Beach Pharmacy |*, Catet Will Killifer __ttice ‘3001 Hvaneton Ay _—_— - —-— . |* abled. / e this month finesfun of ill fortune such as has fol-| OAL AND WOOD DRUGS ar an S Phone Ind. Col. 160, Beacon Bid. | We shelilehiahatalttotet ate - ere 8 r disabled lowed this team ba ecorded, | cone Ss Z eg is wf accel Sati, ects sete "certs | — ecMULLEN & CO, | 88:00 BOOK FREE , tar W all Bring Results ** ''s.s°"""™ ave pitrons” | terres Garwrn of he nisscibtcns caus crnaaicnscmpoee|, Phos 6 toss Gu Ween |e oor ge cee 2) | ul g mrquistrict | A baseball team ever encom. |slugger, | Sherwood | Mages heer ts worn In storm of sunshine | Office, N. 28, Ind. Red 58, bura’s 1 Reecipes [Bring Res ts | : _ Attor @ p.m, Green 472, White 40.1 FREMONT DRUC CO.