The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1912, Page 2

GIBSON-CHANDLER FURNITURE CO. ocramoeR] @ «KODAK Finishing of the 610 Pike St. finest kind, “In New and used Furniture one. etne five dought, sold and exchanged We have the most complete stock of second hand goods tn the city at the lowest prices., We exchange new goods for old, We will vatit your home on call, Fine repairing Hot water colls made, If you are moving wo will pack your goods. Jacobs Photo Shop P.-L Bide, NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Athletic Park BASEBALL Tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. VANCOUVER ve VICTORIA Admission 26¢ and Soe. 4 | / Phone Main $227. Yesler Car A Great Special Purchase Enables Us to Save You From $5.00 to $7.50 on Your New Spring Suit After we had gotten all of our Spring stock in, we re- ceived an offer that was so tempting that we could not re- fuse it. So we bought about 500 Beautiful New Spring Suits All the latest patterns and colors. We bought them at a which enables-us to quote you the following ridiculous res: $12.50 and $15.00 Suits $9.85 $15.00 and $18.00 Suits $10.85 $18.00 and $20.00 Suits $12.35 $20.00 and $22.50 Suits $14.75 We do not believe you can find better value for your money any place in the city. These suits will be on sale at *@pecial prices Friday and Saturday, so come and get your pick. A. Bridge & Co. First and Yesler Two Entrances Largest Clothiers on the Coast eap Rates Eas This Month OVER THE O-W. R. & N. 0.S.L. and Union Pacitic COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER, PUEBLO, SIOUX CITY, DES MOINES AND DAVENPORT, IA., ROCK ISLAND. ILL. AND OTHER LEADING MIDDLE WESTERN AND EASTERN POINTS, MAY 17, 18, 24. 29. GOING TRANSIT LIMIT WILL BE 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF SALE AND FINAL RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 31, 1912. When you use this system of railroads in making your rney East you know that you have Steel Coaches and Electric lock Signals to protect you from the time you step aboard the train until you reach your destination. THEN, TOO—You journey along a scenic route ; polite employes take an interest in lig see that all your little wants are looked after; in the ning Car you are served with the best of everytMing at a most reasonable cost Consider These Things When You Come to Select Your Route Summer Excursion Rates will be in existence from now until fall to all the leading Middle West and Eastern Points, Call for information. E. E. ELLIS, District Passenger Agent, 716 Second Ave., Seattle. Phone Main 932, Elliott 1995. Oregon-Washington Station, Corner Jackson St. and Fourth Av. News AND STATISTICS Professional Sports Fostered BIG BILL WINS VICTORIA AGAIN TROUNCES THE VANCOUVER CHAMPS With the exception of Victoria | leading the race, and Seattle, at the bottom, every team in the North wost league has lost juat 14 games The Bees have lost 11 and the Giants have dropped 16. Portland jand Vancouver, both of whom were defeated yesterday, and are atill tied for pond place, have won 15 each; are two full games 4 Beavers. There ix alot in the achedule today. The’ Tixers Hwho have been doing an “at home stunt in Seattle this week, go to Ta coma for the remainder of the }week, with the Indians as thelr ‘guests, and the Rees will continue jto entertain the Beavers, but on the loeal lot oo 00 Tuesday Big Bill James sat on the bench and watched Cecil | Thompson hold the Pippins to three hits, and he vowed then and there to do do something worthy of note.| He asked Managor Barry to let him pitch yesterday's game, and while jhe didn’t get away with any of the three-bit thunder, he did pitch an | gant game of ball, beating the Portlanders 3 to 2 The score ly—for 10 bingles, which was two more than his team mates gath ered off young Stanfield, bat Hill Was a mighty stingy individual when business was at all good for Nic Williams’ athletes And that wasn't all. He drove in two of Seattle's three runs, and scored the |third himself. Very considerate of | Big Bill to perform so ereditably in | Manager Harry's home town, and jWhea things have been breaking so badly for D. BE. Dug 0000 The rejuvenated ans wal loped Mike Lynch's Tigers 10 to 3 on the local lot yesterday. Soldier Mauser did the twirling for the Cohn contingent and held his oppo hents to seven hits, Starkell, Hall land Higgins, in order, provided the material for 18 hits for the Indians. ‘he Indiana showed a little more yesterday, which In a measare for their victory Joe Cobn was in ecstactes, and spent | most of his time hopping around the grandstand asking the fans how they liked hia pitcher, and if they didn’t think he had more smoke! jthan Bill James. So far as we! |know, Joe couldn't induce a single | Spectator to give an opinion to bis (Joe's) satistaction. oe 6 6 The Bees daubed the Meavers j with another coat of the white stuff |yesterday—2 to 0. Kauffman pitch: ed a nice game for the Rees, hold. jing the Beavers to efght hits, but from the hit point of view Goorge Engle really pitchéd a better one Only five safe swats were secured jott his delivery But Kauffman} j didn't let anybody get beyond third |base, and Engle did twice. There's} the difference. Things seem to be! jrunning smoothly, thank you, even jif Captain Lou Nordyke ia laid up with « broken ankle. Perhaps it's because Mr. Meek ts on the job POCCOCC OCC OES EOS * Baseball Epitome °| * 2040601 ESTERN Rh MPO A | Kat ar ee eos We. Sane 3 oe 8 oe @ oom 1 he tes SS eet a OSS of $8 Bile William a, ib iw ¢ » Col - Stanfield, p Totals by innings Sumenal by Stanfield 2 ry field ot Sp wil fran. Stolen bases—Witl sor Umpire—Moran. Spokane COAST LEAGUE Onkiana At Han Francisco ° i : Henley and B Parkin and Mitze; erry Vernon ‘A 1-0 @ Portinad at Los Angeles “out Whaien and Brown, Agnew; Harkness and Howley Los Angeles ..... At Sacramento Halia and Brool Cheek NATIONAL Boston ...., mae At. Cinetrinai{ ii 8 Brown and Kiting: fo, Hum phreys and McLean Brooklyn . At St. Louis Stack, Schardt and Wingo. + a 10 16 6 and Phelps; Willis New York ., 4 9 At. Pittabur; ° Ph Ames and Meyers; Camnits and Kelly Philadelphia-Chicago game post- poned, wet «rounds, AMERICAN Chicago .., a 6 At. Philadel ° 4 H Lange, Mogrid Kuhn; Houck, Krause, Plank and Lapp. Detrott Ksiisdihs 12 At Few, Ney ace ’ 9 H Nett an Stan Warhop, Hoff and William — St, Louts i 16 @ At Boston . 2 8 @ Pelty an ood and Nunamaker. , Cleveland-Washington game post- poned; rain, Edited by ROY WH. MAN THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912. TY COBB JUMPS {NTO GRANDSTAND AND THRESHES TORMENTOR DOPE AND COMMENT Amateur Sports Encouraged KLAUS TO MEET MGOOnTY WINNER WILL BE MATCHED WITH CARPENTER NEW YORK, May 16,—-New York fight fans are jubtiant today over) the announcement that a match practically has been arranged be tween Frank Klaus, claimant of the middiewelght title, and Wddie Me-| Goorty of Oshkowh, The only hitch is in the hour for weighing in, and it is believed this will easily be ar The winner probably will | od with George Carpe psational French mic * INDIAN APS co eeseeeeveeeeveee Ona Wt mac e e| Hundreds of people are going into Central Oregon daily. Bend is the future great city of that great empire. Buy now while prices are low. It only takes $10 a month, Bend Park Co. 860 Empire Bldg. weight Horine After Record STAN RD UNIVERSITY, May} | 16.—-Geor Horine of nford lchampion high jumper of the world is expected to set a new record be bd here Satu y in the Olymple team tryouts. In practice for the mit, Horlne bro! his own world’s re ord of 6 feet & inches, clearing the bar at 6 fect 3%.° He ts expected to better this feat in the tryouts Is the Practice of Medicine WITHOUT DRUGS OR KNIFE CLOVIS, N. M ion Kogo, a Jap day as some fighter by reas his knockout in the first rour night of Frank Piper, an Americap The bout was scheduled to go ter rounds. May 16 ts regard Chronic and acute complaints yleld to this modern branch of the medical science with sur prising ease. Dr. Joseph Roane Suite 4245-7 Arcade Bidg. MRS. J. M. Ri The discoverer of tion, the great herb remel is doing so much for @ suffering with tuberer | kindred diseases. It ts ifying to be able t " \strictly berb remedy, that ts: NEW SERVICE TO Victoria, B. C. Stee! Steamship IROQUOIS |so much good for those NEW YORK, May i6.—Ty Cobb, fielder of the Detroit Leaves Colman Dock dally, ex with this disease. As we Tigers, is stil! angry today over bis ene * yesterday with a New cept Sa day 1:30 pm ‘ing up our business on a York fan. As Cobb, who ts «a Georgian, ried to bat In the fourth in- | ft Return leave ia dally jethical basis do ning of the game with the Yankees, some one in the stand shouted an uacomplimentary remark about the Southland walloped the disturber good and own against heavy odds when he Of course there can be no room for complaint, now that the Giants are winning every day, but just the same, the sooner Mr. Dug. steps around and gets us a real second base- man the bette: This is no re. flection on Tealey Raymond, who seems to be getting along fairly weil in a strange position, nor to Siner, who ie one of the best in the business when not laid up with a lame back. There is some real nice material on the Seattle team—for instance, Bert Whaling and Bill James and Thompeon are beginning to shine, Moran as there in tt Joe Cohn took occasion to r mark yesterday that Mann wow the sensation of the leagu But one or two unplugged holes will tet the syrup leak out of the demijobn. The hole to plug right now is second base, Quite often you hear that McMullen can't hit, and he is like the fellow who his hitting isn't the best in the world, it is about as good as some of the other Giants, and he ought to improve. Again, Mr. Dug, we rise to say that Seattle needs 4 second base man. 0000 Now that Romeo Hagen is getting on a bit in local pugilis. tle cire! big brother Ed is going to take another whirl at the game. He meets Steve Reynolds in Georgetown to- night. ooo 0 Harry Ostdiek hit one yes day that lighted on the top of the center field fence and went over on the first bound. Some of Ostdick’s inside stuff, or out- side, or Whatever you like to call it. Anyhow, that's gauging them to the thinness of a gnat’s eye, for if that ball had gone an inch shorter it would have bounded inside and been a two- bagger. Ostdiek admits he used fine judgment in placing the hit. 0000 Joe Cohn Is looking for a new outfielder for the left garden. Then he will switch Shaw into the third base job, and put Carty on the block, He will retain Davis for the utility job. Carty isn’t a bad ball player, and he would fit into the Seattle cog nicely. He played second for Spokane last year, and would just about solve that second base problem that con- fronts Dug and Barry. 0000 Of course it is rather galling for a magnate to have to pick up discards from other teams, but they do it in all leagues. Mike Lynch is going to release some pitchers in a few days, and Dug and Barry might well CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,, May 16, —Fight fans here today are clamor- ing for a return match between Tony Capont of Chicago and Joe Gorman of Los Angeles, who fought i] eight furious rounds to a draw here last night. The battle was very fast for middleweights. STANDING OF THE CLUBS NORTHWEST COABT W. L. Pet W. i. Pet, Victoria 16 11 .698/Onkind 26 14 660 Vanc'vr 16 14 .617|Vernon. a2 16 679 Porti'nd 16 14 .SIT\Los A.. 21 19.598 Tacoma 18 14 AMiBan F.. 17 22 498 Apokane 12 14 .462\Saemto 1@ 88 410 Goattlo. 12 16 .420\Portind 18 21 .368 NATIONAL AMERIOAN W. Le Pot! YY & 1sChicago M6 198\Hoston..16 8 600|Detroit..14 13 420)/Phila,. 11 11 ‘Washto 11 18 |Cleveld 10 18 N, 6 dealt 6 lake Washington Sunda 8:20 a m ‘our remedy unless we think | Ty dropped his bat and Ticket erchangeable with benefit them. We rd. He was more than holding his{f| Canadian Pacific Ry. Co. 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