The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1912, Page 2

Whe Swedish Club's Annual Mid Bummer Piontc at Fortuna Park on Banday, June 23, will be (he event of the season, Everybody ip yited. one Theatre full of the best of ~ | USED FURNITUR a sight furnishes REDMEN WN | You never saw such Save halt. Houses complete. GIBSON-CHANDLER FURN. CO. 510 PIKE STREET. Phone Main S827 Then it happened, Just when t Seattic players got goin od aloug comes this Noysey Noyes person, Spokane finger, and anoyes Uhe Gi ants by taking a fall out of them, 3to2, And it happened on the same day that Victoria hurled the har SULPHURRO BATHS ISM FOR.RB BOOKLET All Druggists ARCHITECT Lows, e700 AND ur | a NICHOLS FUNCKLEY BLK BUILDER STEVENS ACADEMY Fourth near Pine Open All Summer. Cool Place. Cartwright beefed when he was called out on his attempted doubic steal in the sixth, from the (hon thereby driving the Gtants their bappy, happy home head of the percentage list Anyway, even if we did lose, chil dren's day proved a humdinger, so much of a one In fact, that Dugdale has decided to make it a weekly event, as the kids were certainly there with 57 varieties of root stuff and helped a heap in that nearpull jout of a hole in the ninth, Barrencamp pitched a great Kame for the Giants but he was never at the point where he felt he had things gotug his way to a mortal cinch. In the first two frames In dians reached the third station and it was only by the support closing up the real vacuum « that rune FAST STEAMERS ry FOR TACOMA Stee, INDIANAPOLIS and FLYER Ti0d, 0:00, 11:08 A M.. 1108, 208, 100, 7:00, Boe HY. MM. MT ROUND TRIPS DAILY Be. Round Trip 50e. FOR EVERETT AND EDMONDS STR. SIOUX A. M., 1Bk6e Neen, 5:00 &. Mt. near Leaves of 5°52 4 AG at pases ons ttagte Hverett 5c, Ed. monde 300. Rewad Trip, Everett Soe, Edmonds 4c. tes effective March ee tT + March Tiwere prevented. The game was Subject Fl errorless throughout and torrid in spots Noyes had wonderful speed and his pills seemed to curve in three While nine hits tions at onee. 2 were made off bim only two of them made any showing in the final DR. E. L. SWICK, S. T. }}°" ae seta Tide aaa Founder of the Swick }}!= the fourth and Mfth tanings when |Strait and Barrencamp shot the |sphere over the fence for four sta. tons each. In + case Wan jthere a man on base and these were the only runs the Giants annexed it was in the sixth frame that }Spokane made the killing that en. }theed the victory bird to thelr baa- juer. In rapid concussion four Imighty Braves walloped out four imighty singles and in the meice three Indan feet dented the rubber. But it was enough. Im the ninth it looked for a time as if the Giants had a chance when Strait singled, Chick shoved him ahead with a bunt and Moran sin sled. Strait was held at third by quick fielding, and Wally, who was sent in to hit for Brooks, fanned out. James, batting for Whaling iaid down a grounder to Cartwright that ended the session. Cartwright attempted a double steal in the sixth and when he was called out at the pan beefed about it, but it went just as Umpire Mo- ran, who was on the ground, called It. Sanitarium ere diseases such ison, Fevers, © ib and Chronic Diseases are suc- Geasfully treated gnd cured with- Out the use of drags of any kind We Can Cure You Come and See Us. Consultation Free. SWICK SANITARIUM ‘2815 ist Ave, Seattle, Wark. { times with some form of nro a el = 7 ¢ : 7 cure indigestion. You should H 5 ways keep this wonderful reme: : ou ; ’ fe , four druggist sells pure aru ‘usrantee® remedies he se 3 SCOTCH STOMACH 50c REMEDY AT ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Totals ee *Datted for Brooks in ninth **Matted for Whating in ninth poon into the Vancouver Champs, | @| Midget ND GIANTS Spokane— Myers, tb DROP DOWN TO SECOND PLACE | BEES BEAT CHAMPS; | LAND FIRST PLACE VANCOUVER, I. C., June | By defeating the Beavers yesterday | the Victoria Bees made it four straight for the present series and landed at the top of the Northwest ern league without an rival for the position. © Cat ing for the Champs, explod third inning and was replaced | by | Gervais, who pitched a splendid game, although he was hit freely Concannon for Victoria had things coming his way at every stage. The score was ° by innings tetorte 5 to How Wally felt when he fanned sent in to bat in the pinch in the ninth. TIGERS TRIMMED IN AN EASY FASHION PORTLAND, June 22.Qne run tn the fifth inning is ali that saved the Tacoma iigers from a shutout yesterday afternoon at the heols of jthe Colts. Five hite were made oft | Veasay’s delivery, but the Tigers lrailed to gather. With 10 hits off [Hunt the Colts pranced across with nine runs | Reore by tunings | Tacomm Portiand COAST LEAGUX RESULTS Yernon 3 Portiqnd 2 Loe Angeles #, Oskiand 5. Baa Franciece 11. Seeraments & Pritedetphia @ Louis © LEAGUE RRAULTS New York 2 & at Detroit > mt Leute t on 8 at Phi AMERICAN Mu phia 2 The Queen Anne dir failed to show ap yester cheduled game with the E The smait chaps claim the city midget cham- 'pfonship through the forfetture. utives yina roadway BACK EAST KEOow FE f= Te E- EACURSIONS Othce daring the summer, read vis many other points of laterest. phe tegee area part of your vacation, bol wa etl pled LINES = er tickets, which are on sale at your home r econeen cece LZ oc! ces “Chectsnnea Lake, ‘hester, the trip a most enjoyable Let us Plan Your “Back Easf” Trip and es THE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1912. 'The Star’s Sporting Page Is Wide “FLYNN 1,000--THAT’S WHY | QUIT” —TOMMY RYAN jand be TOMMY RYAN BOXING WITH JIM FLYNN AT THE LATTER'S QUARTERS, EAST LAS VEGAS (When Tommy Ryan was engaged to prepare Jim Flynn for the) fight with Jack Johnson, fight followers began to believe the Puebio) This feeling grow when alleged statements by Ryan from Las Vegas gave the white man a good chance to win the /up, but in Johnson te the | the o wortd, and his judg ment ts considered good enough by shrewd gamblers to stake their) poe His opinion of Flynn carries more weight than that of @/ x10, fireman bad a chance. or of Jim Jeff ith Jeftr ight title, Ryan made a figh Me greatest coach and cond! money upon. score of so-called “experts.”—Editor.) and be should not welg te in condition to rea and he knows no’ short; fighting, save to go in and “to go to close quarters to do that Fiynn bas a bad temper and will) take advice from no one. aa Mt I could see my way clear to say Flynn was an even mated Johnson I would be pleased to #0, but I CANNOT. He & amall. He may be « and may believe he can son, bet 1 do not agree | could get some easy m saying that Flynn hes ance, but | will not sa ef it 8s : #itF Broadway | ges cause | do not believe he Fiyna is outclassed every TOMMY RYAN, The champion is a great tighter, and has every natural advantage that a man could have. He the reach, height and weight, is twiee as clever Piyns. weight. he can give bim any kind of si namber of fight, f cannot see. carries the As & fighter, of like all) of victories over the the white race, I would like to see! weights in the world, eututipiacmmninenpansipiiiaiini > SPORT NOTES AND C By KAVOCE smite arti According to a New York die patch, “Soccer football has already | aide graft. crowded oat the American game on wees Schoo! closed today, and it wosn't on big uncovering sis who do not play in the East on} — league baseball, this time | tember 2 he fact that profession. at San FY the batteries of each team ware! Retired World's Champion Middie- Fiyns win. There te not so much lohnaon lived as How any sane man can figure! good, if not a better ilfe than Fiyno Flynn can whip Jobnson, or where/ has. Fiynn has been whipped a times, while Johnson invaluable confidence best heavy = MENTS 2% |“ tigating and will probably atop the Ray Temple, 10 rounds, | Capt. Fornoff of the New Mexico! HASN’T 1 CHANCE iN CHAMP AGREES. TO A SMALL ARENA (Hy Voited Proms teased Wired is rapidly getting into fine aha om predicted t core a knockout Inside Phe negro cham) he would }12 rounds. Pee work and cach insist COMMENT FROM BY A. FAN Too much Noyes xeRR No wonder, with that gang howling jinx tn the right f bleachers who were Dug’s gue yesterday ‘2.28 2 Barrencamp brought a bunch horseshoes out to the park w all gone when the inning started, when four sing and a base on balls @ dians three runs and the game. they were file rs filed to Moran a ee In the third Cooney dow the plate, “en 2 Seattic’s two runs were four-b punches by Strait aod Barr camp, b jtime wer empty See. be ealey's bunch went Strait opened the Inning with a t rifle. drive to left, good only for bare, and Chick sacrificed him secon single to center, but the big fellow at third, and then add W our sorrow he put In Wa to bat for Brooks, and Wally stru on Then be put James in to b for Whallt and he hit an oa one to Carty, and that's all. 233 2 Up and at ‘em. PERSONAL SPORT SPARKS known soccer players, are kee in trim for the fotball work cut for them by playing tennis this su mer. Both of them are punkins” with the racquet Soce pathy with Billy Ruthe the best men who ever a local game, over the fact father's death occ ago. ford, one peared Ale wishes tho jtake his mind off alone fn the wor and daughter eason Was on he fact that he Lawren kon e for & season. | the Pacific cout.” The man "Who! . frving Kanthiener, th cae tee }wrote that should roll over, He's) Clara Ratlege pitches, be gy | Andy Erlekwon, the grappler, jsleeping on his back. While the/trial with the Chicago White Sox |/0oking for a wrestiing partner | ve is in no wise anaemir fall and was then sent to Do-| Di t been able ret to find a : t has « long,! buque, wh he refused to report.) ¥2O wants to spend the sx ard row to trav fore {t will suy-|has joined the Vic ape M wig |@¥enings dallying on the m ant the American game. And/has made a great record with the) Andy ie Mguring tn getting tx then it won't do it | Santa Clara team this spring, and|*4pe this summer and taking 6 — should be a big help to the Bees. i” local grapplers next fall years. Willie Ritchie, 10 row Vernon, |of his Sea friends walt for t caoeeie : |Cal.; August 17, Harley Tommy |Calgary score like the rest of t ‘The muckraker is at work again Murphy, 20 rounds, at non; Sep |fans wait for the Seattle score. “OATS” BOYS TO PLAY ith thelr regular league! After some objection, Jack John-| 1, oo Alpers heaen WHE ee oeainat hook up with some smail|son has agreed to the use of a 17-|"othell, on the latter's grounds m for the day, cleaning up| oot ring in his fight with Jim Flynn, | vty unday. The Bothell team, anywhere trom $150 to 9900 for the|on July 4. The ring le moder ing | ¥ith thelr crack battery, Boatman afternoon's work. One such profes-|regulation sise. When Johnaon |22¢, Hemenway, have a great record sional was caught in a sixteen-in | learned that the ring was small, he|{2. ‘elr credit this season, but |ning game recently on Sunday, aid| voiced objections, declaring that «| Manager Al Rose expects bis Violet when he had to work on Monday for|small ring would be adapted to| 2% boys to slip one over on them his own team he was all im, In,a|Flynn’s “rough stuff.” Sunday. Several new faces will recent game in a York state town, — probably be seen in the line-up. Players are requested to take t ly Read | LAS VEGAS, N. M.,, June 21 Jok Johnson told the newspa men today that he would not ms any objection to the size of ring prepared for his fight with Jim| Fiyan here July 4. When Jack ley announced that the ring me ured only 17% feet, it was repor that Johnson would instet on ar at least 20 feet wide, Johnson nied this Both fighters continue — th THE PRESS BOX him, but used them so freely that sixth Hagler ee does the train lesve—are samples of myriads of In only two innings of the nine consta passing over the wire, and being answered by! ‘id Marrencamp get the first man proper w thorities. aE ie Goes Ghsanae enieed There are also questions to be asked about the atole 4 third, and stayed servi how somebody can be reached over the Bell! bled, took | Fi unluckily the bases each We scared ‘em stiff in the ninth, | wroug Then Moran drove a sharp} Tealey bel O'Connor and Simpson, two well- | some ] ites are all expressing sym-| bat his) urred several days Rose, the soccer football ex | for a time, bis Norma, having gone to California! nmr } peor ake the ALDE & PTenaqe ie Elliot 2679 an ted ing de , oir he pe. hat of of eld stn INFORMATION : by TE: P’ OPLE ing much to ¢ these days of universal telephone service, stead of risking disappointment they telephoned get the facts Will school be held on a stormy moraing, will your be in if you call, what does the weather man prediet amg: are not I 80 of th Dieta tions eleyhone and what tt wil! cost, and similar ; which are being answered by the information 2 The Pacific Telephone Teer 4 a eager LAS Vaaas Reta: > eT god by Jnck Curty (ttt, 08 ® sacrifice, but Wuttl % . of Chicago, Flyan's manager, to train Jim Fiyan for bis contest With | easy out at firat ig egies yo s Champion Jack Jobnson. | = 2 the center of the System After boing with Fiynn WF (#0 weeks and trying, during this time,| gosin in tne fourth, with one out to satiaty myself he was the eight man to fight Johnson, I fall to see |; ht walked, and tried t where he has one ance 4a &)—— caeeememmenmens while Mano Was chasing De| thousand to win | anak caeain’ Uae hak Goenoan Jim Flynn ¢ a lig vy weight, Pe. snag Thr wan alnoed tt en The Only Cut-Rate Dentists in Seattle Weare offering the greatest cut in dental ever given in Seattle. 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Ad Woigast, | Roy Brown, a Seattle amateur, | or “Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight” | following the usual course of fight-|P!4¥ing fancy ball this year with |who got away with the prize for|ers, is to run» saloon. He calls {/the Port Orchard team. This state oratory The freckle-faced .kid}a cafe, but it is going to be a saloon,|™ent is proved by the fact that he Hiwho got the Mudvitie classic of) just the sa He has bought a| Won the ne for his team several Don't waste your time trying | pllance COR. LEA’ ‘Casey at the Bat” off his chet \s| place tm Milwau and he will be|4ays ago by a timely bingie. ure a chronic al |the one apt he audi-|the rea) thing within a year. Per ~ | ence. haps sooner, if Joe Rivers can help| Roy Grover, according to advices | - matters any. In the meantime, Ad ived by his friends here, has! In the foar-oared boat races, Har- will make hay while the sun shines |the Canucks in the Calgary region | vard freshmen rowed circles around | if he comes out on top July 4 He|so exctted that they f to pat the Yale team, cvtting another pick has a busy schedule mapped out for |on their monacles when they watch | lin the handle of the gun thatchgs|the next four months, as follows: |him play be They figured in the killings of thts-fater- | July 15, Wolgast va. Jack Bi O|that he Is playing the entire infield collegiate feud for more than | rounds, at New York city; July 27,/|for the Ca y team, and a number} he he ] he composed of big league men, and|mounted police reports that Las boat, leavi adison Park on |they couldn't let out a sign of rec-| Vegas is free from gambling. Thie,|SY44y morning. The Albers team ft aiiitance made a showing, just ognition, ay they had to keep tho/it is sald, makes it an aasured fact |@ve ® vacant date on June 30 and |B that infuses the cur 1 te applied i, crowd fooled with their assumed|that Gov, McDonald will not take |¥OUld like to hear from some fast erdlog the 32° ana cae jnames. League afficials are inves-| steps to prohibit the fight outoftown team. Address Al C case Don . é Rose, 1720 Yesler Way, eattle : NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Athletic Park DOUBLE HEADER SUNDAY Two Games—One Admission SPOKANE vs. SEATTLE s First Game at 2 o’Clock Adinigsion 25c and 50c. BASEBALL Take Yesler Car. | STANDING OF THE CLUBS | NORTHWEST Coase | W. L Pet W. LF " 30 n 48 n 30 .600)0: 33 403/83 kind 33 .476|Portin " W. LF S8jcoston, 38 scolWashn 38 26 44h a2 83 seattic, Waah o send MG your tree 904 d book. +