The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1912, Page 1

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Near West Seattle Perry Landing FAST STEAMERS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK As Foil FOR TACOMA Stes. INDIANAPOLIS and FLYER 1:08..9:00, 11:00 A. 34-1 :00, ‘300, 5 oo P.M. GUT ROUND TuIPs DA ip ie. Round Tr FOR EDMONDS AND uy STR. SIOUX 1100.4. M.. 1260 Neon 6:00 ™. On Bundays Soaves at 7:30 A 12:06 Noon. 6:06 P. SHREE ROUND TRIPS DA Single jp, Everett Bre te, Benet Tet, x erett THE ake att! tad thin Me MAY 1, 1912, | The | Star’s Sporting Page Is Widely TICKLE SANDERS, MEMPHIS NEWSIE, MAY BE BANTAM CHA MPION SOME DAY TICKLE SANDERS From newsboy, and a cocky, Scrapping newste at that, to con- tender for the bantam crown at 19 is the record of Tickle Sanders, idol of Memphis boxing fans. Two years ago Tickle was king of the Memphis newsboys, in fact, being it of the waboys’ association. For a time his post tion was secure and then dissen sion arose, and he had to thrash about every newsle to impress bis fitness for the pouition A boxing promoter saw Sanders fight and matched him with Young Wortham, who was knocked out to two rounds, Since that — — ]boy has beaten every bantam fo | Memphis, and is looked upon as the coming im plow. | ‘Tickle i » hard-fighting, mixing bo! with the stamina of an tron }man, and has earned the name of Heart.” owing to his ability to |win after he has apparently been beaten In the early rounds. Tickle is the jol of fight-loving Memphis, and if be keeps his head on his shoulders he has a bright ca reer in the sqared ring. He is man aged by hia brother, Jimmy, whe in toh days of Tickle’s presidency of the newsboys’ organization, war his right hand in running that or ganization PAL MOORE EASY MARK FOR JACK BRITTON SAN FRANCISCO, 1—Pal! Moore, the Philadotpaia Hghtweight, who came here with the reputation of ane of the best boys in the East in that division, is a decided disap pointment to the San Francisco fans today, as a result of his de cistve defeat by Jack Britton of Chi- cago. Britton won with ridiculous ease, and only his lack of punching power prevented a knockout Moore did not have a chance after the opening round, in which Britton Sees | fought under wraps. In the second round he tore into Moore with a volley of lefts which bewildered the LINCOLN WON IN TWENTIETH The Lincoln Midgets defeated the Franklin Midgets yesterday afternoon by a score of 6 to 5, but it took 20 innings of real fast base ball before the contest was ended. Franklin proved to be the better team during the first seven innings, the score being 2 to 0 in favor of the green and white. However, the Green Lake boys found the pill in the eighth and succeeded in shoving five runs across. Franklin made two in thetr half and in the ninth Pitcher Erwin tied the score with his home run clout The teams then settled down and played ten innings of whitewash ball, Berger and Erwin pitching fine ball. the 20th and won, 6 to 5 Batteries—Berger and for Lincoln; Erwin, Vaughn and Beston for Franklin. BROADWAY PLAYS BALLARD Broadway will take a trip over to the Adams grounds this after- noon, where they will play the Ba. lard boys a return game, The teams are made up as follows Broadway—McJannett, ¢.; Bing aman, p.; Lucks, 1b; McDermott 2b; Starkey, 3b; Davis, s. 8; Nofts wer, |. t.; Kimball, c.f; Ryan, r. f Ballard—Sehumlin, c.; Giliason, p.; Skinner, 1b; Mullen, 2b; Pike, 3h; Ask, s Du Pols, |. f.; Ner- saan e. £; Moan, r. f. JEWELERS WANT GAME The Tacoma Jewelers would lik» }to arrange to p amateur team in Seattle on ay, May 5 They agree to make t trip for $10. Address A, Hartman, 1916 8. J st., Tacoma, Annual Track Meet BERKELEY, . May 1.—Ath- letes from Pacific coast universl- os are beginning to for the annual conference track and field m which will be held on the Univer: |aity of California oval Saturday. | phe colleges from the southern part of the state probably wil! arrive \Friday. The Nevada athletes are |due tomorrow afternoon. The northern college track teams—Ore- gon, Washington and Washington State, will arrive tonight or tomorrow morning. The Stanford, .anta Clara, St. Mary's and Igna- tius contingents will not arrive until the day of the meet. All Institutions represented have banner teams, and severa) Pacific coast récords are expected to be shattered, | Big Purse Offered | NEW YORK, May 1.~-A purse of $15,000 is offered today by the Gar- dent Athletic club for a 10-rownd bout between Packey McFarland and Champion Ad Wolgast. McFar jland is willing, and says he will |make 133 pounds at % o'clock for 9] Wolgast. If the match is arranged jit is probable that it will be me }a real championship affair by hav- pg the state boxing commission |permit a decision, which fs their right under the law. Lincoin made a tally in} bs Lindsay | f Philadelphian, and for 19 rounds Puminelied him about the ring at will, Moore showed plenty of sameness and an ability to take punishment, but his attempte to land were ludicrous, and bis sparts of agfressivenes: re the most disastrous periods of the fight for him. Me wae taking # terete ‘acing when the final gong rane, and Referee Hanlon gave cision to Britton. Britton showed wonde. iui clever neas, especiany with his left, but has not the punch for champlonship timber. THE THIN AND WEAK Rasy Way tor Thom 9 Get Strom ind Fat. To thin and weak. 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They say he has developed rapidly and has reached top form. it. Can you! They predict he will be the sensation in a league that boasts such bit| SOME DENTAL ~ DICTA ters as Cobb, Jackson, Crawford, Speaker, Lajole and a few other Edited 7 ancl WHITMAN 0000ceeeseese Baseball Epitome OOOOH HOHOOOH: NORTHWESTERN « cop 3 harry MfeM uitin > 5 | ecomecocn: mclecesccssco™ wu! coooroone dotaky to Barry Haltren. Portiand 4 Vancouver 0 0 Moomfield and Wwiferd and Lewis Satramento At San Francisco ...3 iyram and Price; Henley Berry 10 2 and Vernon At Portland .. Raleigh and and Howley Brown; Harkness NATIONAL Cinctnnatt RES Chicago Suggs snd McLean Brown and Archer 6 3 Lavender, Boston at New poned, rain York game post AMERICAN New York at Washington game postponed, rain Philadelphia At Boaton Kraupe, eo Danforth aed Thomas; Mali Bereut and Carrh 4 pit Mogridge, | Lange ‘alah Biock; Willett and #tanage. 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Cor. a4 NOTE—Bring this ad with! yo es SOX MUST LOOK GOOD TO CALLAHAN :? WHEN COLLINS IS KEPT ON BENCH NOICE UNDERT AKING P\RLO BROADWAX.AND UNION PHONES. Hotel Mi Sram Hens Met and Cold Water lectrie Lights ‘Tolephenes on aveny moon Over s20. 010.000 Dieting Noom ta Connection The Chicago White Sox are playing ball with a team that looks so food to Manager Jim Callahan that he can keep on the bench Jack Collins, who, io the last six games on the training trip, made 21 hits— five home runs, two three-base hits, four doubles and ten singles. Collins, whose mates call him “Shano’ for some mysterious, and, to the reader, an entirely unimportant reason, was with the So xlast sea son, participating im more than 100 games and finishing with a batting average of . 262, which would not Indicate that he Was a demon hitter. But last fall Collins began to give an indfcation of something out of the ordinary, and during the last 30 days of the season he hit hard Jand often, Due to the watery condition of the South this spring, Collins had no| {| chance to show sensational form with the war club until the Sox sec- 38 | onds traveled northward. Then be began hitting like a fiend, and Cal- ‘ | tai jan considered taking himself out of left field and sending Collins tn. The weceasity for an old head outweighed the value of the probable in- crease in-hitting Collins would bring, so he was left upon the bench, at| Does Away Entirely With Partial Plates and O least temporarily, Collins’ form may be a flash in the pan, but the White Sox declare hin- ing lights, if given a chance to play regularly. But, remember, these are spring days, and they all look better than they amd fn Atigust. Del iI Tae Mak Pi Medea : Nome of Team ....... eens aoe Average age of players . Name of Manager ..... teense © Street Address Name of Captain .... Street Address Sporting Editor Star: team in your amateur (Signed) SSESRESRS SESE ESR SEE ERE VANCOUVER, B, C., April 30.— After the greatest wrestling bouts ever staged at a local tournament, grapplers wearing the winged ot the Vancouver Athletic club, wrested the Canadian titles in ev- ery class at the big show Inst even- ing. The biggest surprise of the even- ing was when Geo. Walker won the Canadian heavyweight title from Daviscourt of the Multnomah A. C. of Portland. George had previous. ly wrestled Geo. McCarthy, also of the Rose city, for the middleweight honors, winning aftor a hard tussle. Summary: 115-pound class—Dan Sutherland, V. A. ©., won from % MeLean, V. A Final--Dan won by default from J, Toronto. 125—Edgar Thompson, V. A. C., Harry Hateh, V. A. C., defeated Fred Richardson, Victoria. Final—Harry Hateh, V. A. C,, feated W. Thompson, V. A. LONDON Cc Sutherland, V. A. C., Miller of de- May 1—The cricket For the first time on|a. will meet Sbuth | the game. record England | triangular “test matches,” Nine of the international contests will be played, each country play ing the others three times, The scheme owes its inception to Sir| Abe Baile the | South African mine owner and poll. We wish to enter the ......sseeeee8 championship conform to all the conditions governing same, RE BI SE Sly Lalla nae edi Bia Bade bos ‘VANCOUVER HAS WRESTLING|( TOURNAMENT | som W. Wright, Malm, V. A. ©. Ww. W. won from J. Talt, J. B. A. A. feated Jas. White, unattached, Tom Hope, Revelstoke ¥. M. ©. A. feated Mult ge Hatch, C., won from Geo, McCarthy, Multno- mah A. C, C., defeated Max Martin, V. A. ©. feated N. | tletan season, which opened today, will be |series, for the touring team, which the most notable in the history of|bas just monwealth men, Atrica and Australia in a series of | whereas internal dissensions have |robbed Australia of half its men. the city last night, and will take muus millonaire | his turn back of the plate. in good condition, = ee ee . Phone... race, and agree Manager or Captain, SEESEEEEEE EEE SEES EE EES ES 125-——Jas White, unattached, won unattached. Fred Smith, V. A. C., defeated D. Jack Tait, J. B. A. A., won from Hite, unattached, Semi-final-—Fred Smith, V. A. C., Final—Fred Smith, V. A. C., de 145—Al Hatch, V. A. C., won from man Goertz, unattached, Fred Smith, V. A. ©. defeated | Final—Al_ Hatch, red Smith, Midleweight—Ge A. C. A. C. Geo. v. A. 0, Vv. A. C. orge MeUarthy, » won from Al de- Final~ Walker, V. A. Heavywelght—Geo. Walker, V. A. Final—Geo. Walker, A. 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