The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1912, Page 2

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Athletic club won his heat in the) WOmeter dash, marking the first) vietory of the day for the Amer. jeans, STOCKHOLM, July 6.—There was & pistol shot in the stadium at 11 a m. today, and the Olympic| games formally were opened. The) contests were scheduled to last two! weeks, From the royal box at one! end of the enclosure, King Guatay) personally greeted the athletes as| they passed, Bands enlivened the oceaston with a medley of national airs, Twenty-six nations were rep resented, and the Americans had fourth place in the line of march,| yielding precedence through cour tesy to the Scandinavians. The initial contest was the jave lin throwing five nations competing. While this was on, the heralds an nounced the first of 21 heats of the 100-meter dash The finals of this race will be run tomorrow, and the Americans are confident that they will einch the victory either with Cle ment P. Wilson of Coe college, fowa, or Howard P. Drew, the negro jrumner of the Springfield, Maea.| high school. The Yankees most feared Patching, a sprinter from | South Africa. The opening of the | witnessed by 6,000 people, the ma games was Americans. Ailvah T. Meyer of the Irish-Amer lean Athletic ctub, and Clement P. Wilson of Coe college, lowa, also won their heats tn the preliminary 100-meter dash. when F. Y. inti é : P. We Can Cure You of Without Drugs Come and See Us. Consultation Free. ! } SWICK SANITARIUM 2915 let Ave. Seattle, Wark, BASE Admission, 25¢ and 50c. |JOHNSON TO QUIT | NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Athletic Park Tomorrow at 2:30, Victoria vs, Seattle AFTER LABOR DAY) (By United Press Leased Wire) KANSAS CITY, July 6.—Jack 10 after having basked In the tween Las Vegas and the Windy City. Word of Johnson's coming has traveled ahead of his train and crowds have turned out at every stop to see the champion. Johnson says he believes Pro moter Curley may have made a lit- the money out of the fight. Johnson BALL Take Yesler Car. | t Leave Seattle Arrive Victoria Leave Victoria Arrive Vancouver Leave Vancouver Arrive Seattle City Office, 112 Second Avenue. Canadian Pacific R STEAMSHIPS ON “TRIANG SAILING FROM PIER 1. ailway " skaviICce himself. until the (Direct), Re- via Victoria, Daily: feattle ... 211:0 p. Vane : 830 @. | Leave Vane 19:00 0 | Spokane Arrive Vic 2:29 p. | Tacoma Leave Victoria , 4:20. | Arrive Seattle | + 9:30. German Lager: A lable b superior Made atter Germas method NATION New oh hitaself cleaned ceived $31,000 as his part of the| ce that a bull moose would scorn purse and won $5,000 betting on |!" & battle for the mastery of the Joboson also won $6,000 ir bets, the champion salt, never want to see another box-/{f the fact that he is no puatitiat, ing glove,” said Johnaon here. zer and the rest of them will have | like to meet me before Labor Day, for | Wherein then I retire.” ™M . i nti 4. IRA COURTNEY up $2 rm. }the Indian |when Altman wa, {with a split finger, |. Score by innings ork 6 TIMELY SWATTING WINS FOR THE COLTS. PORTLAND, July 6.—Nick W Itamw’ Cotte dragged into camp yesterday afternoon in |hotly-contested $to-1 struggie. Con- arated. Jobneon did not evett em |neeting with the pill in the sixth [and seventh innings gave the Colte | a lead and Vancouver fatied to score frame when Bloom. | Meld hit Kippert, who stole second eo and scored on James’ bingte, Bloomfield and Wilts had on thoir war paint and pitched a great game Seore wy tonings: st e009 erie { poetic |INDIANS LOSE IN TEN-INNING GAME} SPOKANE, July 6. innings here yesterday for the Ta- coma Tigers to win a threetotwo | ictory ever the Indians and | them down from the lead in the pen- | nant race, ing helped him lose the game, and| weakened | foreed to retire} At took Cadreau's wobbl, lineup waa °° 1 LEAGUE RESULTS Broo 1 the Cham; Sports Fostered American svecesses continued! P. C. Gerhardt of the Olympic A. C Belole of the Chicago! of San Francisco in his, and Howard|think the qvick Drew of Springfield, Mass. in = oom | 6000, He re} “Pal | does not Roth ’ drag) y tleid } | P* | toot and his mone THE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1912, Si SPORT NOTES AND COMMENTS #2 ay KAvore serie People who follow the fortunes of | 4 himself when Flynn was foul sults of Thursday's two champion ship battles, and justly so, They are not disgusted over the fact that 4 black man shows his fistic supe riority over a white man, or that jthe lightweight tithe still veats with ever underground stuff was pentog, and would have let the mil ‘co on in that atyh arently, un fiows the pollee had taken a hand That socalled fight was the real Ad Wolgast, but they are diaguated, | bunk a in the first instance, that such one-nided affray an the Las Veg The wire fiasco should be staged, and, in the Most about $1 second § instance, that Wolgast/ riynan fuk should retain bis title through apy cs parent favoritiam of the referee frhat fact | “Robbery” t# the almost universal | verdict of the follower the game regarding the counting out of Joe Rivers after the gong had sounded ending the round at Los Angel | One of the bext-posted sporting m 000 on the Johnson Somehow or other, He should jowe for fotat tog auch & match on the fightloy ing public, which ts an easy spender 1 Doc Roller was in Flynn's corner and [ said in this en jin the Northweat tells me that Wob was appearing Welsh or no on jum, and, to get Jehampton, he took chance that Welsh would play fair with him, It was his ultimat chance at the heavyweight atmosphere are few, If any, white men who are ady to try conclusions with hnovon for his title, Of course, that either will get into shape to The whole affair looks grab Jack's tithe wuhin a year it was no music to Jeff's ear whea the anuvuncement was made at Los Angeles of Johnson's vic tory. It caused a too vivid recol- lection of events at almost the minate, two years before. ant waa ial against an elephant for the ft of the gate receipts. Fipnn never had « chance, despite all hy antebellum bluff and bluster, pe the man who paid real bard to see that mili must be reminded! of the bibiioat tement that y are soon The injunction “Let us have peace” will stand for a while now in champlonship circles, at least. = COC COC OO CO COEDS SPOSOCOSC HCO OHOOO®O $12,000 SALARY BAG O’ SHELLS q TO WHO OWNS A CITY * Seo SCeoeoeooooe ©OOCCOCHHSH SOO CAL SHILLING IN HIS NATIVE ELEMENT | Cal Shitting, America's best joc? Joy, receives a retaining foe of $12,| chasing wild rabbits about the La-| ’ » 2 * : tonia course these days, He mar peet.o. xemr from H. C. Hallenbbok,! 1104 » Cleveland, O., girl, and pa-in |@ millionaire astern turfman, and/ jaw handed him $10,000 as a mcd | yawns when the figure is mention-| ding present. od, remembering the “good old| o ein STANDING OF THE CLUBS days” when Sam Hildreth paid him|} | $20,000 for the first call on his ser NORTHWEST COAST |vices, and second and third call) mass, ty 46 ‘stilyernon WY & | brought $10,000 and $5,000 respec-| spokane 42 35 “siSOakind Go at | tively. anc'vr 49 40 (S09lLon A. 47 39 Shilling hails from Paris, Tex victeums po 4 So rts oe “ “ and owns a majority of the commer-| Tacoma 31 4¢ “yinipmant® 38 4 cial enterprises of the place. There ~ = \is a Shilling grocery, a Shilling NATIONAL AMERICAN hardware store, a Shilling black ale ps RS. smith shop and other Shilling! Cnicasa 39 26 ceos|Wecwn fy at ) plac started by the premier jock teb'g 40 27 .697/Phila., 41 99 and some day he may own enough} x T\Chie'go 41 30 jreal estate to change the name of & teen ae | the town to Shilling 46 [270)N. Y... 19 48 Jockeys Ike Shilling command St 290HeL/ute 19 49 | large sume for their services, but as | Fred Cook, the old-line bookmaker, sagely asked, “What's the use own | ing & good horse If you haven't a | good rider for him Shilling pilots the Hallenbeck horses, including Worth, Adams Ex press, Fauntleroy, Prince Gal and Azyiade, and his owner believes $12,000 cheap for the master hand to guide them, The “best jockey” is tall for his business, and has powerful hands and arms. He is a care-free, funy loving lad, who enjoys Dimset O WATER-BALL Claiming that the Pacific ocean had nothing on the conditions exist ing at the South Seattle grounds last Sunday, ts the explanation | | Manager Harry Harrington of the| Hillman City Pirates makes in pe- gard to the Pirates’ nonappearance jin @ scheduled game with South So. attle. Harrington ts ont with a defi that any time the South Seattle crowd would like to go yachting tn Hillman’s direction that he, Har rington, will board his craft and scuttle thelr craft. The Pirates are anxious to hear from the South End crowd, who claim the Sunday game by forfeit ihc /Hmith seemed to be in on what- hap- ys that Jack Curley t nqtteeze out any tears over proverbially notice that column some | days before the fight that his band gast will never go in the ring on sal, Lf it develops that the doctor lees Jack Weivh ta the third man was jarred loose from enough in the ring, and Thursday's battle) money to cover half the lows, as it gives rise to the opinion that wan intimmted that he was in on there's a reason. Joe Eivers and | equal terms with Curley, I shall not jLevy, his manager, evidently expect-jiose any sleep over it, Serves ‘em jed just some such deal as was elip-|right, goes for the promoters, « |ped to them by Weleh when they| well as the people who paid rail Jonly consented to his offictating | road fare, hotel bills and entrance | after it became evident tha: there | fees | would be no battle unless Wolgast — could have Welsh in the ring The Las Vegas battic clears the There DOPE AND COMMENT Amateur Sports Encourage J LEA < ery DB ible. the tigh the ringside or at a|ing on every occasion pown Fe yh gee be p2% “i Jobnson repeatedly called atten omen distance, are disgusted at the fel: to the fouls, but Referer’ Kd ! 7 somewhere In the lege, who made a big hit tn Califor-/ He held the nia last summer. |Glante without a hit in the first three frathes, fanning Strait, Mann, Moran and MeMullin im rapid con. cursion Thompson was aleo there In a pitching way, keeping the visitors scoreless in the first four innings, and getting himself out of a bad box in the fourth. Friene bit out a twoeacker in the fifth, and seored when Kantlehner singied, and then one T. Raymond came to the rescue with a sensa- tlonal double, picking up a warm jand nasty grounder by Yohe, touch- ing second and catching Yohe, the fleetest man on the team, at first. In the last half of the fourth Jackson reached third on an error and a foree out, and scored on Thompson's drive, tying the score, Then came the sixth, in which | Seattle always gets busy. 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