The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1912, Page 2

2 tHE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1912. SPORTS Edited by ROY WHITMAN NORTHWESTERN LBAGUB — Athletic Park NEWS AND BASEBALL STATISTICS Tomorrow af 3:90 p.m. Professional Sports Fi red Tacoma ve. Seattle Dorr AND | et NOICE UNDERTAKING PARI; Amateur Sports Encoura —¥ BROADWA 7 AND UNIO “| ve watt cer GIANTS BACK IN THE CELLAR; Fey erecta). MORE MONEY”) VANCOUVER TIED FOR FIRST |: , SuSE S2Y Beattie e@ecee lake Washington Waterfront large Home Sites on Beautiful Mercer Island. A Gem in a sapphire setting Star Want Ads Bring Re- sults. We Trust the People : Stores Everywhere Tho Seattle toam in back the Tigers yesterday, Spok Indians again y The Bees were aga tp is down day, a peaten ‘an the result of ita defeat by fourth, and the Beavers, who ied with the Pippins €or ant by the Pippins, and are tn thi eeoeee It was a rathor nice game at the park y Muminating feature was a home run clout tall Don Cameron in the ninth inning, At that time it waa a Ito tie, and the awipe turned the tide of victory for the Tigers, Doe Higgins and Charley ed steady ball, and there was little to choose between them. made seven hits rday, and the one bright, Both teams ereee NK Beave Smith Brown raised the {at Vancouver yesterday, and then the t out and ce her game from the Indians, 4 to & bad for the champs, but Gervais went in before much done. Kraft pitehed for the Indians, Shea te still cateh Vancouver, and it looks as though the trip to Winnipeg wilt be at least ‘ery reasonable terms, Convenient service at conven dama, jent hours for business and pro- me ing f fessional men. ss n at delayed, Live where living is life. i ; Boating, fishing and bathing, Nick Willia with your own home nestling on also by @ score the shores of nature's natural 4 regintered a vt fs to & y fintahod one less than the Boes secured, landers, Big M t through | got « couple an and Adams in center in right Joe Carney, pat ball for the Port- abit, Bd Kennedy Ke im till ing Staditle in left taken the place of Clementson ik. Come in and select one of these tracts before they are Placed on the market, Clifford 1019 Third Av. ee ee ee NT d to make Seattio his w The Giants looked real good moet Chase Sibley, the PORTLAND, Or, say, 10.—In a} yesterday, with Fullerton pitch champion, at Brown & Hulen’s decision of the national baseball! (ng, Whaling catehing, and, last, lard palace tonight in a 60) commission, Eddie Burns, former) vt not least, Siner at second, mateb. While stopping off he cateher for Sacramento and short-| Mose Is overweight, and the has way to Denver last sprin stop for Tacoma last year, today han} kink in his back still bothers |ley gave him « beautiful Incin ‘won his fight to force the St, Louis} him. But he looks like a ball and Pete Morse and Ody Abbott | getting 71 points out of 100. 80 Joe Nationals to pay him more money He will help the team from the Cardinals. He dug uP | has come back to vindleate bimeeclf and incidentally every minor ible to stay in the game. @ pretty fair chunk of coin, before his fellow townsmen }leaguer in the country has benefited) Me has the physique and the ex- also agreed to let Bresnahan When Carney gets through with | oy the decision. perience, yet is not so old that have his pick of the Tigere in [sibiey he is going right through to | The all tribunal holds that| he has seen his best days. Two the fall. Bresnahan sent @ |Portiand to meet Henry Solomon, “the graduation of this pla years ago he was with the Bos scout out, and the scout picked [who also hung it on Joo when he class B to a major league ton Nationals, but he did not Burns. Last year Burne drew | was meeting all comers. tities him to a considerable break into the game regularty. id would have had no Carney can clean up quite a and 8 eaguc club| Hie stunt was mostly of a bench trouble getting the same thie | bunch of cotn if he can beat Solo UNION that does - —— ie roe cus-| warming nature, but it shows year, But the Cardinals would [mpn, as the Portland boys think} Mace rving of recogaition| he must have been pretty good give him but $200, Burns re jvery well of their favorite, and he! then to have attracted the at fused, and has been playing im | usually backs himself very liberally tention of the scout, dependent ball in California. | Nesides, these hard matches will Early in the spring he coached =| keep Joe in tip-top form for his next St. Mary's college team. Any [match with John Horgan, Bt MEN'S wave SUIT SALE $13 year from Tacoma. The contract jtendered him by the St. Louis Na Actual $25 te $20 Values | ‘ how, it's refreshing to note that |Louls banker, who now holds the | tlonals provided for a salary of $200} wi'l probably be ir, Every fs taken 16 month: eece tha Broo er pemel ‘Tttie bit ef | titte, which takes place in Septem. t wunder- ding to the decision of th lemeo oom | x i - . standing that will not |aational commnlasiats the 8t Louls Patel nie pt gf “ae tale play up ite sleeves : Sibley and Carney will play with | Saturday morning we will place on special sale all our cheap and medium prleed Seeks setiene pal ae sal laamiatan touts od aa tes Guy Con, He > aioe pena Klaus pear Carpentiér anaes eee toe with the ‘These garments are union made, are this season's models and new materials. They «s = per o weight of the neylvania, : ‘i lately with the. fit, styie and pay him from the beginning of vagen has heard that Fox is a NEW YORK, May 10-—-A purse | ly Be: Te in every new shade, blues and blacks included. All suits that sold formerly below Se eens af he ane the season, though he has not yet) pretty good boxer, and he will lof $20,000 is offered today by Connol ly Beat It ; ‘ ; ORE 18.50 to $30. mente reported for work. get In good condition. It ien't [French promoters for a ahtgund| {By Palird Tress, Leases wire are going at $13.50. Other suits at all prices from $18.50 to $30. . Fox's ability as a boxer that le | bout between Geo. Carpentier, their ay | : alence at the rete It ts tom sige the Big Oregon Meet worrying Romeo, though, a8 |senaptional middleweight, eham.|/o%mny Connolly ts yearning today | Pay down what you can, and the balance at the rate of EL aunt Or., May 10.—Records| much as the fact that there will | pion. and Frank Kiaus or Billy for the binelelle and heather of will be broken tomorrow at the| be a lot of tars from the battle: | Papke. Both Papke and Kiaus.will | Seotland, a» a result of bis temerity jtrack and field meet of the prepara-| ship reoting for his opponent. | make the trip to France. "St fp bald |'® Ketting Into ® ring with Packey) j tory schools on the University of Eddie Hubbard told Romeo the " iy McFarland. The bout was sched-/ | Oregon campus, under the univer-| gailors we & pretty square 5,000 guarahtec | ulead to go 10 rovnds, but in the mid | | aity’s auspices, it is believed today.| bunch and wouldn't hand him ¢ demanded, and.that he) “* Of the fifth the Scotch ght.) Approximately thietes, repre-| anything raw. probably will get the match. ‘The | ¥eleht fled through the ropes and| senting 25 schools throughout Ore. oooe | fight is to be held at Dieppe, on the m*aved In the crowd to avold fur gon, are entered Roy Aiken, former Geattielte, [eve of the automoblie races there |r Dunishment. | cb. broke into print with a nice ee unassisted triple play yester- Burns te to Bo: Box | Gibbons day. With a runner on second eeooooeoee Press Leasea W' and third, Roy, who was playing | | NEW TOR: YORK, May 10. he the third cushion, caugnt a pop Baseball Epitome enc at Sere ue y of « mateh | i S touched third (© © OOOO 6000605 wollorwolght, and Mike Gibbon BEWARE OF IMITATORS. Apparel for a= fey aed i Ladies WEEK adies Young Men's Suits, $12 to $18. Boys’ Suits, $5 to $8. Hats, Shoes and Furnishings on Credit at Cash Prices. 1014 First Av. Copyrighted 1912 by Leon Steman. TRACIE § Room 2 ae ae OPEN BATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK. NEAL BOYLE S STOCK i'l Absolutely the Best Suits Of High Grade Clothing, j | | : to O , d er at $I 5 Furnishings, Hats, Shoes, Etc. Thrown to the Mercy of the Public BY ORDER OF THE CREDITORS This is the end of the Boyle stock; everything must go regardless of price. If you value your hard earned dollars come early ery article in the store goes at a tremen- dous sacrifice, including high grade Clothing, Underwear, Shirts, Working Clothes, Socks, Hats, Caps and Shoes Below is a small selection of prices. Read them. Everything else priced accord- ingly. Your dollar will do double and triple duty here tomorrow | Proof of Any and Every C | Suit or Overcoat | "We'Make is the tase :| to Your Measure —o Buying in such immense quantiti from the mills—we are able to put a $30 &# value into a $15 Suit, and when you leave yt MEN’S SUITS Remember! HATS Poe ory cdr for 5 garment yous $15 and $18 Suits, Overcoats aed Riown: é sua ‘sad| you're saving $15 as compared with the ard set by others. And it is not alone in the quality of theé that you gain, but also in workmanship, finish. We have no hesitation in incorpo : your order, “SATISFACTION OR NO PAY: ti Despite the fact that the calamity UNION MADE crying bad times, we have had a better Number |: ms Fon al PIKE ST. and Craven- 7,48 Cttes .. crocs sees ' $20 and $25 Suits, Overcoats and Craven- 10 §5 CHHES on. ce eee vee ' $18 and $20 Suits, Overcoats and Craven- ‘i 95 EES 2 eee ceceeee " $12.50 and $15 Suits, Over- coats and Craven- b 95 CUES cece eees veers ie $25 and $30 Suits, Overcoats a we Cluet to $2. 35 Su penders Underweer «2. snag: ooklyn 6 Pittsbura 0 6 Kent, Rucker and Phelps; H@artx, | Robinson and Gibson, Simon, 00 and $1 AE Bt Leuta " Hl <= Sas trade—taken more orders—by twelve p@ $30 and $35 Suits, Overcoats lowes. at <cscagacss: Matnewecn ai Moyere; IBrtiey, | Woodburn and Wingo. than we did last year. Roston ; y : re ack 14c ete nes... SATS 50 : SERGES 50c to $1 Neck- 7c “Sten and Wil: Sinith and Mpcher. All of which goes to show that honest MEN’S PANTS Salesladies Two for 250° °°" seta ita “ iB 3 There are some extra special values in blue square dealings and right treatment wia# $2.00 and $1.50 d SOCKS + +eeeee eeeeeeees AsBenk, Mogridge sna iiock; Ypiner and fancy serges. Not thin, sleazy, smudgy 9 | against all odds. i aa, og aig 8c an ca Gc trotind ioveugan rg. as and 10 oz. goods (as will be found elsewhere), This store has built up its reputation @ At Bi but cleanly dyed, firmly woven fabrics weighing 12 to 17 ounces to the yard. n M Works and Stana and Carrigar STANDING OF THE CLUBS NORTHWHST COAST Ww Onkl'd, 23 ernon..18 #24\ an Fin.16 0} 1 16 ! ao. 16 a. .10 $15 Suits or Overcoats to order, and | else on earth can you get such value ENGLISH WOOLEN MI —TWO STORES— 704 First Ave., Near Cherry St. Third Ave. onl Peat $1.39} Salesmen Lapel Seve 3c a... $1.98} Wanted 2 Seg Ae Neal Boyle’s Old Location 423 Pike Street NEAR FIFTH AVENUE NEAR FIFTH AVENUE Portt'd.13 10 i > z > rz 4 RaSewore