The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1912, Page 2

i Capitol Dye Works DYERS and CLEANERS Main Office and Works: 205 North Broadway Phone Kaat 981 Branch Store: $28 Fifteenth Ave. North Phone East 690. Dr. c. Dear Sir: I thought tt would be well te let you know how Mr. Lallemand ts = jon Hie heeith ts goed and he wee er every day. ¥ nd that if no easy work And it ales shows time he spent in Seattic doctoring with not spent in vain. Everyone that sees him now and knows bow st rads lear elaine varpued ween they gee him, for there whe thought he woul ce fall, but now ne | Almost sure he Fears before hi algo certain that no medicine would have ° ured him Yours truly MES MARTIN LALLEMAND, Aritagton Wash ‘The skeptical person jor Lathrop’s treat ~ og was @ sufferer of the dreaded d tuberculosis of the lunes and he everal brothers and sisters who died | res Greaded disease, Doetor Lathror has been a resident of Em 20 years THis of $16.16 Peopie's Task. bide. “| The Clerks’ baseball team of Ev NEWS AND STATISTICS Professional —s Fostered {Amateur Baseball BAO SHAPE WOLGAST |8 SUFFERING FROM LAME BACK SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.--Suf fering with a badly slit ip, two black eyes and a lame back strapped up with adhesive plasters champion Ad Wolgast, accompanied | THE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 13, NORDYKE OUT: _OF GAME LEODER . SUSTAINS BROKEN ANKLE The two teams from Canada tit | re by his wife and manager, Tom Jones, and wife, left today for hia} home in Cadillac, Mich. for a rest wat waaetn fe on te and the amateur teams of Seattic and vicinity are working hard to win The Star pennants and The Star silver Complete scores and de scriptions of the amateurs’ games and percentage tables in Tt is probable that the injuries suf fered in his bout with Ritchie Sat-| urday may prevent the champlon’s| bout with Dantels in St, Joseph, Mo., | next Priday night. For the first/ time In his carver Wolgast flatly ad} mits that he may fear to fight. “I want to look this fellow Daniels |] tonight's Pink, All the amateur over before I make sure” {a the way | tion of today’s he puts {t. Wolgast gives Willle/ and complete ga scores of National, American and Coast leagues. DON’T MISS THE PINK Ritehie credit for putting up the! hardest four rounds in which he has} ever engaged, but declares he would | have stopped the San Francisco | man in a few more rounds hejered his lame back {s bothering him con siderably, he aaid he would be in trim for bis bowt with Matt Wells to New York June I, and would easily beat Joe Rivers tn Los Angeles July 4 Son a Member of Worried Over Back. Wolgast and Jones will stop off) in St. Joseph, and if the Dautels| match is called off, will hurry at} once to Michigan, from which state} Jones will continue to New York to} laning the championship of the arrange for the Wells match and|“Big. Four” University football whatever other bouts he cao pene] Pai which amounts to the Amer up for the champton. }tcan championship, the Princeton Wolgast is more worrled about / university 1911 football eleven ts in his back than he will admit. He/recetpt today of $25,000 donated by *\wrenched it in the same way four) Cyrus McCormick, a member of the ‘I years ago in a bout with Jack Red board of trustess, to be used to con }mond. Three stitches were taken | struct & memorial to Princeten’s! *}in the champion’s lip Vetedteh ober Yate, Yarvert anal Dartmouth. Trustee McCormick's ANT GAME | EVERETT CLERKS W son is & member of the team. the Team (By United Press Leased Wire) PRINCETON, N. J., May 13.—Por ED} PINKMAN SHINES Edward Pinkman, the cleved for. [mer Broadway Midget twirler, who! jean't play with the Midgets on ac ~\Count of slips, is now pitching for the Westminster church, in the erett, Wash., would like to book a few dates in June and July with) some strong teams in and around | Seattle. Write or phone B. J |Edney, Everett, Wash. lead the proe on, the firet and the second, Both) teams won yesterday, Vancouver from Seattle and Victoria from Portiand. The Tigers won from Spokane yesterday, and but half a game behind the Indians, Se attic has collar, 245 jand 4% be ind the ‘Giants tackle the Pippins in Port lland this week, and the Tige jthe indians, The Bees m The first th games behind the Tigers ‘four days of the week the Beavers and the Bees will hold forth, | At the end of the sixth inning, | with the score 3 to 0, it looked Ike Seattle by a wile, but Vancotver scored one each in the seventh and eighth and three in the alnth, win ning 5 to 3. Jimmy Clark pitched for the champa and allowed five hits; the champe gathered eight off the Giants’ twirlers, Barrescamp and Pullerton, Barrencamp, who pitctred most of the game for the locals; tried for the corsers, rather than the middie of the plate, ren over what constitftes a corner Van had his wa. m suffered the bons of it wacker, Low Nor dyke, who broke an ankle bone, sliding into second, Doty for the Pippins, and Narveson for the for the leader and first |Chureh league. Pinkman has been heaving th epill in fine style for the} Westminster aine, Yesterday, with Pinkman occupying the mound, | the Weatminsters spanked the Pi) grim Congregational chareh crowd | to the tune of 9 to 2% Pinkman's older brother nabbed ‘om bebind Sulp phurro NH Dru at and $1. SWART St Taft Special Train TO THE Republican State Convention AT ABER VIA “MILWAUKEE” Tuesday Leave Seattle .. All-Steel Equipment consisting of First-Class Coaches, Standard Sleeping Cars and this train. Delegates and others who train party will please make sible so that ample accommodation may be provided. For further information regarding this service, fares, etc., jthe rubber for Westminster. Trib-| ble, Jones and Morris were the) twirlers and cateher, CENTRALS AT AUBURN Magnolias. last Sunday in a hote fame at Woodland park, by a score ot6to 4 Tomorrow they play Au- burn, The Centrais’ battery will be Tucker, Dargan and Tuttle. Any team desiring to arrange games for June with the Centrals, write Clift Leann, 3616 Dayton ay. se eo akkehkhhe ene DEEN THE May 14 .10:00 a. m. Neme of Team .....++00wes w+ -11:30 a. m. 3:00 p. m. Average age of players . Name of Manager .....++s0008 Dining Car will be carried in Street Address may wish to join this special their reservations as early as Street Address . Sporting Editor Star: The Centrais defeated the faat{ Mauser, the Spokane pitcher, RR ENTRY BLANK FOR THE STAR'S AMATEUR BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE. Name Of COpt@in crresseeterewe wereereree eeeeeereneee Wo wish to enter the ......ceeeeeee! were the opposing pitchers, an the hite were 5 and 6. Physictens, attended Nordyke, state respectively./ pane yesterday in Portland, % to 3, bat it) was anything but « joyous vietery, | Naame anne SPORT Edited by ROY WHITMAN | ap undisputed sway in the) leaders. The! but | sters, there was some misunderstanding |them, and their dict is rea pepper. between Bui and Umpire Vau Halt-| They are rampaging, with the bit and some 10! ftelders, playing the Callahan brand Beavers secured free transportation | Of ball, with a little better than or to first. Pat Moran, who has fallen —* pitebers—that's the White into the homerun habit, came! | through with another yesterday Ino ooee nee neers The Sox oO elie M a eo bd slog also Leslie daae. |roints, et ete Onl Victoria won from the ipping | ean suns, The Sox don 1912, COMMENT Amateur Sporte Encouraged | eeeeeeeeereeeeeeseseeeeend MIX A VET OR TWO WITH YOUNGSTERS WITH RED PEPPER—THAT’3 CALLAHAN’S RECIPE | HIS SPEFO HAS THE YOUNGSTERS GOING GOOD BALL WHEN THESE FELLOWS Weer STARE Who would have believed, a month ago, the White Box would lead the American league today? | With a team which, on paper, had iitte clas#, Manager Jim Callahan (pronounce it Callahn) has accom plished the unexpected, and by re turning bome after swinging around | the western loop of the league, bigh jer than when they left home, the | | Sox have done something unheard: | of sinoe.the day of Pielder Jones. | Callahan has a team of young. | with a vet or two to steady | in their teeth Hard hitters, good particular game, but mix their at tack, They sacrifice, play the hit nd-ron, of wit back and watch Ho- die knock the concrete from the outfield wall. Cal wes @ star on Anson's White | Stockin, with Bill Lange, Ryan, | Dahlen and the rest of that crew, and be is # star today. He is on bis toes all of the time and has siven his team the fighting spirit A lice THE VERSATILE J The team is winning games on; confidence. Callahan told the men they were the best ever so often will be out of the game for a jthat has cha. terized all winners. |that they finally believed it, and lof months and peceinly all He te a strategiat Maybe he| when they were off to a running | He will be unab o even WP | tcarned this when, as a youth, he|start in the early games, the con the bench for some time, tried to get rich quick as a plumb-| fidence rooted itself it lowe will be keenly felt. Ed Abet when not playing ball, or dur-|couldn’t be dislodged w dyna nedy will be brought in from tiing his sjort career in vaudeville. | mite They're as arrogant as a field, and Morritt will bold {He yanks a pitcher from the/| British bankrupt looking for an right. [mound appa without reason.| American heiress to repair the : But he always has a reason, and it! plumbing fn bis ancestral halls The Tigers scored nine rung @ffiis uncanny, tho way he can tell| The Sox have doubie-crossed ‘the | when & pitcher is wobbly. He fre-|their opponents in every game first two innings yesterday, itis | quently sees this before the pitcher|They refuse to bunt when they relieved Mauser, bat the mm f | realizes it Sending Ed Walsh to|ought to, and they refuse to p was done, The Tigers put ove? AB | eave the day ie one of bis strong|the bitand-run when expected.| other In the seventh, and diana scored two fn the and two in the ninth, final score 10 | to 4. Letty Hunt pltched for Ta coma, RHR RRR Ha PeONO Rn eee Weeeeereseemereeeeee aoe WOO eee web eeeeeenens Oeeenene eeeesPDONO, .cccccccccevsescece Phone.. aeeeee points, and Wi “aq ie the greatest | Let the infield draw in to break up day-eaver ex ——- and the batter is apt to “STANDING OF THE ‘CLU in aiediaind rvrovsrryy) * Baseball Epitome * *°** I") er. ret| i Vane'wr 16 5 Oemred ts is OOOO 0000 Coe ooes Hmm? Vernon 21 16 NORTHWESTERN ror is titan Fit te Baattio— v7] 158 Bacmto 16 Moran. i Heattio. 19 400\Portinag 12 } | AMERICAN | + Be NATIONAL WoL Pet ne 1 wy. 7 4 SeChieeo 19 «6 (OTe! Cimetw'th 17 6 (TttiMeston 12 619} ch mo tf 6478 Phe ve > s+ Pave * Hoxton, 8 Pallonens gcse: Broskin St Lewte Totals wae NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE ancouver— De Mastin’ if ... Athletic Park Rennett, i | Ey BASEBALL Pre ee (s8Eu, | biteheors at a ‘majority of the game. { ‘The Now Steel Tra” AND SPRINKLE jt et or fact he own but thea aoa. 0 Ww oak, ‘phage Sees eseeseseese. 1 Dream HALF PRICE SALE OF Elegant stock of Watcha atcha, Dy, mouds, Wm. Rogers lete., now being sold a ha sas | The best bargains pty. FRANK BRIGgg 1230 First Ave, Arcade Annex = His FIRST REAL BAWL GAME BE GUIDED BY THE TISEMINTS BELOW. TI RELIABLE AND YOUR EVERY Always on hand. Wholesale THE ROYAL DAIRY | 5420 Leary Ave. _ CASCADE DRUG © CAL STARTED AS A PLUMBER IMMY CALLAHAN pull team that hay the nerve to bunt on the ball a mileaminute, A 6403 & third strike is apt to win, bey! penera cause it plays “different ball.” ave When necessary, the Sox can play airtight ball, and when runs are needed they can hit, as was Fe mage demonstrated when Walter John- son was driven from the his first defeat this spring. The way the team is going, it} will be bard to catch, even if the) pitchers In a majority of the games. power devised by Callahan is strong enough to hold up the bill, for 1013 THIRD AVENUE “skgiligtta Blow Pi MAIN 1043 IND. 5200 / ters, Hotel and poe General Mill and Hotel Milwau A New Motel, C entraity Located 009 Worth ef High Class Furniture Steam Hew Het a@ Cold Room and Bath, per week Inspect this hotel — Everyuhing beautiful lobby and corres: call, address oF phone cea edad as cisdacciapsssdbtasiiaas thecid sks ws : Tomorrow at 20 mm. CORNER SEVENTH AND KING ean ee SPOKANE V8. TACOMA $10,000 Dining Room in Connection. A. P. CHAPMAN, J. L. CRISWELL, Cates, 0 ’ Gen'l Agt. Pass. City Ticket” team in your amateur championship race, and agree to , ra : crraresas ‘ [A at lon 260 and 6 Yesier Car.’ Dept. Agent conform to all the conditions governing same, leis - 7h at al Second and Cherry Street, Seattle. Beore by inning» | Phones: Main 6960; Elliott 4812. (Signed) OMe eeceereseroerasscessecssersseeeseessesce Aonttle segeesege H| Trains depart from New Passenger Sta- Ancouver | M. * fh m wo tte Raymos . ‘ tion, Jackson and Fourth. Ce parerararara: aaa aa ars aes OF Goninon.) dae. Wohp*et'ie"W8| This Directory Is Placed Here to Advise You of the Various Lines of B sp Seedibn, deman Papined’ coments °3| Your Own Locality. Patronize These Firms—They Depend on You for Renton, Rainier Valley Jackson Street PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN YOUR| ~ DISTRICT, THEY ~~ COLUMBIA —_—<—— CITY SASH & DOOR CO. _SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS Made to order. All kinds of Poul- try Netting and Fly Screen. 5000 Rainier Ave. Seattic, Wash. GROCER W. P. PHALEN Phones, Beacon 1527, Columbia 1. ‘The Leading Up-to-Date Grocer of the Rainier Valley. Pure Foods—Full Weights JACKSON ST. HOTEL IDAHO, AL. THOMAS, Mgr. Phone Ind, 1686. Furnished. Hot and Water in All Rooms. Nowly Cold One Block From All Depots Rooms All Prices. RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT Ry? and Columbia tcc ea RE f Perrrrtttttttttt ttt ttt ttt tte SESS ESE SS HSESSEESESE SSS DOES COLUMN germs Nordyke is a hard blow for Victoria. He is prob- ably the best fisiding first base. man in the league, and a good hitter and runmgetter. As a manager he was getting away ARE RELIABLE RENTON GENERAL L MERCHANDISE Williams & McKnight wy: and with Pre IF YOU COME AND sum US wm d collected a WILL smow You Ed Kennedy LIVE WIRE ‘BARGAINS Phone Black 71. Ind. White 2a1, HARDWARE will be brought in to play first base, and temporarily young Merritt will go to the outfield. It is probable that Harry Meek will take charge of the t until Nordyke is able to manage from the bench. —etheeeniseiny Renton Hardware Co. Some Big Specials on Here. COME AND szz. BIG SAVINGS Phone Ind. White 301, Sunset M. 321 REAL ESTATE Jack Barry Is 3 @ popular per. son around Portland and it won't be a bit surprising if a lot of the Portiand bugs turn out and root for Jack's team to trim the Pippins. Nic Williams has had himself interviewed to the effect that‘Dug’s team is the HEADQUARTERS Fon ACRBAGH, S-acre tracts at $375 per acre, clone ¥ Lake Washington, on terms of $20 weakest in the league, and ae cot lance fe » suit purchaser, @ while there is a chance that Nic n deferred payments has the right dope, Jack Barry Wilson & Marlowe, H Bidg.| is going to try to convince the Star Want Ads) “yur Bring Results uch dif ie there night and day. is between There will be more difference still when the big fellow’s back gets in bet. ter eccndition. Raymond and Siner work in great shape to- gether # there is no fault to FLORIST PHYSICIANS be found*in that quarter. The Did you ever stop to think that| wh . Oo * Srecemersretas other corners of the diamond you sania save from one-third to ‘a Otel’ oo = are being cared for in fairly -half on CARL E. KOENI good condition, and the outfield SHR me, ae j Mes AND 6716 Bainior 1G, M. D, looks better than it has since AL Bat Nursery, foot of Holly St. Hours, 9 to 11 a. m.. 3 t@ 6 ana 6:89 Weeline. (o hb: Rogge ip @ Old Renton Line, get off at Briehton 6 off a And By Appointment, back®topping, and .with the FLOUR Hammond's Bett Flour Saas a COUPONS BIG SPECIAL. wurrn Puont GROCERY Ind. Cot 96. Beacon 2999. QUALITY COUNTS Ate sheer mreme pitching staff going good, either the present material or some new added, the Giants are go ing to do some fighting before they accept the cellar position permanently, One thing—they aren’t exactly hitless wonders. Rainier Beach Pharmacy “Phone Ind. 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