The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1912, Page 2

NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Athletic Park BASEBALL Tomorrow at 3 o'Clock p.m. TACOMA VS. PORTLAND A@misston 2h and Sec, Yester Car, FAMILY WASHING. ge CENTS TER HOVEy Wee wage AUNDRY PHONE Learn to dance tn two te 20 teachers. HIPPODROMB Fifth and University If you have tried to \ f ther teach success, of. Raber Scotch Stomach Remedy Witt cure digestion. You shoult vs heen, this wendertul remedy f house or traveling bag and drunk like tea Pleasact the taste. better the stomach. druggist is pure aru Gnd guaranteed remedies he se SCOTCH STOMACH 80c REMEDY AT ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS TI ~The AMERICAN CUT-RATE DENTISTS 6193 First Ave, *saisee* PIONEER SQUARE. TIGERS MAKE IT|SEATTLE BUSINESS MEN AS AMATEUR SPORTS---NO. 5 4 STRAIGHT GAMES Not much of a showing was made fn the Northwestern league yes terday, only one of three scheduled games being played. Following some apparently aimless custom at Victoria, the game between the Giants and the Boos was to have started at 6 o'clock, instead of dur ing the afternoon, when ball games are usually and should be played. By 6 last evening the rain interfer. ed and the game was postponed, At Vancouver a circus occupied the baseball lot, and so it was nec- essary to postpone the game be tween the Indians and the Champs, ‘The result was that the only game played was that between the Taco- ma Tigers and Portland, on the Se- attle diamond. The reorganized, rejuvenated ‘Tigers were there yesterday, and won thelr fourth consecutive game, doing the winning in two tnnings. The score was 8 to 7. Portland drew fir first frame, on a pass, an infield out and Cruickshank's drive, bat this did not dismay the Tigers, who came back in their half of the in ning with three scores, on Coltrin's error and hits by Nill and igh bors and Holderman's sacrifice. McDowell drove the pill over the fence for the Colts in the fourth, and in the fifth hits by Coltrin, Eastiey, Kibble and Cruickshank, in connection with a fumble by Mc Mullin, netted the Colts four runs. Again the Tigers were there with the come-back stuff, the first four men up making hits, Nill and Neighbors clouting out doubles. Moore threw the ball away, and in the cleanup five runs were cred- ited to Tacoma. Eastley laid down a homer in the eighth, and this gave the Tigers a lead of one, which Portland could not overcome, although they had two fine chances to do so. Both Hall and Eastley were hit freely. The same teams will play hero this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ladies will be admitted free. Seattle will meet the Bees at Victoria and the i will mix it with Vancouver. Score by innings Tacoma : Portiand .... blood In the AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS Boston §, Cleveland 2 Washington 5, Detroit 2. Philadelphia 15, St. Loule 4 New Tork 13, Chicago 2 NATIONAL LEAQUE RESULTS New York 4, Cincinnati 1. Chicago 19, Brockiyn 2 Pittsburg 2, Boston 0. Philadelphia 4, St. Loule 2. we W. L Pet) 4) 584 |Vernen pokane 3 41 564 Onkland Beattie vi Tacoma 41) hardware trade know he is some| ball or tennis, he gete bie enjoy-\through the Automobile ay 400 NEWS AND STATISTICS Professional Gporte Fostered If AxS. Burwell, vice president of the Seattle Hardware Co,, were now regularly in the game the fans would probably slip him that uphoneously alliterative title of “Baldy Burwell,” but nothing like that went in “them good old days when he was captain of the Oberlin varsity team. At that time hts bel fry was thickly thatched with {vy All the punch that A. 8. Burwell formerly put Into baseball in now going into biting nafle and similar briewbrac for the Seattle Hard ware Co, to test their metal, as It were, bat be has occasional lapses into the baseball diamond and the tennis court and when he gots go ‘ling hie opponents know he is on ithe Job just as competitors fn the where in the vicinity Amateur Sports Encourage J VANDERBILT CUP IS GOAL FOR AUTOISTS (By United Prem Leased Wire.) MILWAUKEE, July 23.-—Thirty five thousand reserved seats are t be erected in the huge grand nd fon the Vanderbilt cup and Gran Prize race course at Milwaukee, This was decided by the racing | committee this week, which has al |no arranged to stake off reservod | parking spaces adjoining and in the vicinity of the grandstand. In the stand will be 300 boxes along the front now, Although the demand for seatn in large, and in spite of the prob ability that the capacity of the stand will be taxed, the manage ment will not take advantage of the big demand by asking steep prices | The best seats will go at the price of orchestra chairs in the first-class theatres, i. ©, $2 and $2.50 ch. Boxes seating six will be $50 for the Grand Prix, while for (he two days, including the medium cir, light car and Vanderbilt cup races, boxes will be $75 Closely following the Issuing of blanks for the Vanderbilt Cup race, entry blanks for the fourth Grand Prize race--otherwine the Amert can Grand Prix--were insued dur ing the past week, The sum of $10,000 in gold, Im addition to the trophy, is offered-—the largest sun ever put up for drivers in a single) road race, The big curtainraising event will be run on Tuesday, Sep tember 17, a new departure, for last year, at Savannah, the Vanderbilt Cup was run first and then the Grand Prize. The blanks show that the international race for the Aute mobile Club of America gold cup ia, to be @ 410mile affair, covering 4 laps over the &.T4nile course, The International rules are simple There is no restriction regarding the power or weight of the car, All | machines must have, first, a reverse |mear, driven by the motor; second [an exhaust which t# not directed to |the grodnd; third, the overall width of the car must not exceed 6 feet, 2 inches, Any agent of oxida tion other than atmospheric air ts | forbidden, as is the caso with all | automobile races nowadays. In the jolden days some drivers used to lattempt to secure more power by ‘doping” thelr gasoline with ether, Ed, who followed him at Oberlin, and it {s still a matter of talk |among the old-timers of the Ohio college about “how those Burwell boya used to play.” Some of the alunm! who have lost the roster are probably figuring that they are ying yet—for a living, but they | camphor, pitri id, ete are not. A. 8. does forget hardware! ‘The $10,000 in gold to be split ap long enough to don @ baseball or! among the first five competitors to tennis uniform and teach @ primer | finish wll be divided as follows class in these sports to visitore at! To the winner, in addition to the his summer home at Eagle harbor, | Grand Prize cup, $5,000; the second and despite his sixty years he is | pest will get $2,500; third, $1,250; there, One mivantage he takes of | fourth, $750; and fifth, $500. Amer competitors ia to remove bis bat at | ican and foreign care are eligible a critical potot of the game when jtomobile club of Italy; Germany, the sun ie shining and the @lare made through the recognized auto- ‘from his wheelhquse usually befud-| mobile club in the country in which dies his opponents. * ithe car is manufactured. In this When he isn't working at base country all entries are to be made club of Amtrics; in France, the Autome- | ment out of dailying with anything | PERSONAL SPORT | SPARKS | C,H. Ryan, « retired business man, Joined the ranks of the \busewagon bays, and this morning purchased a Winton Six, in which jhe expects to make @ tour of the leities on Paget sound, taking bis |family with him. FOR RHEUMATISM —READ BOOKLET— “ ss All Draggists (Ry United Press Leases Wired -— BAN FRANCISCO, July 2%3-— Frank Duncan, lightweight wrest-| warth rumblings and short, sharp ling champion of the 8 7 ©., WhO! detonations, voleanic in character) threw the national champ in an um | iflal test last year, breesed into|are Woked for here today, whes the 8. A, C, several days ago and| Harlem Tommy Murphy, his mana} lis figuring on going into training! ger, Jim Buckley, and Jas: w Cot- | again, | froth all arrive in San Francisco to learn that Abe Attell has “ran out”) Togo, the Jap shark tennis player,/of his match here August 3 with) is earning the title of “Yellow! Murphy | Peril” at the Woodland park courts.| Adding to the general uproar, | He took a number of white oppo-| Billy Nolan, who has @ $1,000 forfeit | Inents into camp Sunday and felup, which Buckley doubtless will| jteaching some of his countrymen|claim, probably will emit wild walls | Thow to do tt of woe. Nolan, since Attell de! | — clared he would net fight Murphy, E. Watson had no trouble in|has been furiounly trying to get handing Short Hatton the short end|speech with the ex chanipion. At of it in several sets of tennis at| tell han ducked. Nolan t# red hot Woodland Park Sunday. Ted Drake | now and when Buckley, as he doubt was on hand to witness the ¢ lows will, claims the $1,000 forfeit jand to cheer Watson on b which Nolan troatingly put op, the Drake figured well in later sets. | man who made Battling Nelson fa -- mous, ia expected to blow up with a loud report, What Coffroth say, the sports declare, will not be fit to print ' } aaa SEVEN DAYS TRUNK a NGLAOD NORTHERN SEAS ie, Wash., to Stewart, ®, Bure Pass will < First Ave ns General Agent nger Department ty Office and Yer Harold Desseau proved to bea freal fish in the 8. A.C. tank Friday |night, It was @ surprise to the on }iookers, a he has been an inmate lof a dry town for the past few Cc. C. Terry has just purchased the prizewinning Hngiish setter] Marse Ben from the Donald McKae kennels at Marysville, Ben is two years old and has won a prize for the best field trial as well as a prive at the last bench show held during the winter at the Bon Marche Frank Vance, John W. Martin, Pat Seott, John M. Day, Dr. ©. 1. Van der Boget, Thomas BE. Sandry and Prof. A. G. Douthitt will leave Tuesday night for Hoods Canal in| the Y. M. C. A. launch Clara K., to spend several days fishing on the Huma Huma, Prof, Douthitt, physt-| cal director of the ¥. M, C. A., will] be the leader of the party Harold E. Smith, a real estate op. erator of Calgary, is over on Batn- bridge Island, camping with Vic.| Zednick and a number of other Se-| attle mes. Coming from a desert! \town, where they only see water in| the spring of the year, Smith ts there eighty ways with the swim stuff. CHEHALIS GIVES | BEAVERS HARD RUN § Rapidly increasing sales show the tamp of public approval on this really superior beverage — One trial convinces. PORTLAND, Or,, July 23.--Man- lager McCredie of the Portland | | Beavers today has a wholesome re-| spect for the Chehalis team of the/ Washington State league, a class D) organiza! jon | McCreedie took his Beavers to} |Chebalis on the Coast leaguers’ | open date. They managed to win) | the game, 2 to 1 Chehalis led by the score of 1 to) Carried by all family liquor stores in pints or quarts, or tele phone the plant, Sidney 75—deliver- ed everywhere, Moth overte rmonth: food inj weath and ma see th the fr it in dinturt indie often mild | most € waste ing ani store n Cath tives dren tn. the | bile club de France; Great Britain, | 0 up to the eighth Inning, when the} |the Royal Automobile club of Great | Beavers tied It up, finally winning | Britain and Ireland; italy, the Au jovt by making one run in the ninth. jtomobile club of Iatly; Germany,| Chehalis secured one hit off | Kaiserlich Automobile club, ete. The | Gregs’s delivery, while Frink, for ‘racing rules of the Automobile club | Chebalis, allowed 13, but they were He followed in the footsteps of made out of steel from a combined his brother, A. P. when he it to| harvester to a carpet tack. H a Chamber of elub and the C4 NATIONAL { WL. Pet. New York 63 t1 ars “ AMERICAN lL. 188 Boston 619\ Washing Independent Brewing Co. Seattle, Washington. bys of the varsity ball team. He | merce, Raint w ena SS 4.5181 digo wet a mark for his brother, |club. “I have been an tnvalld for the last nine ) not bee years, 7 1 aa iNew York 74 $6 7)Rt. Lowls 26 60 Bout Is in Sight SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.—A 20- round battle here between Willie In the refusal of Toots Agnew to show up with the Tacoma team as a result of his being one of the fac tors in the recent trade between .' Tacoma and Vancouver, the public ley, arrived here last night and al "bad| though both were greatly diaap- I (coun walk to the corner of the “take the car, but with the first treatment, short time the stomach and fine condition, and in oman, and own housework. . N. DICKENSON. ‘The above cure was effected with- drop of medicine. We for you if you are Aroubled in like manner if you will give us the opportunity. SWICK SANITARIUM 2815 First Av., Seattle, Wash. Attell had “run ont,” the New York meet might select. It is expected that a bout between Ritchie and Murphy will be arranged before night. NEW YORK, July 23.—The six|no matter what his performances rounding the sharp curves and did suming. months’ suspension placed upon him by the state athletic commissior having expired, Abe Attell, it was|get a job anywhere on an organized | competitors. announced here today, is matched baseball diamond, and that he could| on the quick-wittedness of the man/|other children—quite to meet young Shugrue in a 10-|make a living easier working 16) at the helm as upon the machine It-| ally round bout here about August 10. is due to see one of the practical workings of the “white slavery of baseball.” Agnew figures it he was | treated to Tacoma for Schmutz, after he began to| Scrapper professed a willingness to had pitched 35 Innings without be y lightweight that Coffroth |ing scored upon, but the lad wWill|/ saw the races | have to learn that he is in the hand jf the octopus the minute he signs }a contract, and that he can be ban- | died about like a peck of potatoes, may be. If he fails to show with Tacoma, he will find that he can’t ) tinctively Mikados Beat Gambies. The Mikados defeated the Port Gamble team at the Dugdale park Sunday by @ score of 3 to 1. Feat- ures of the game were the pitching of both sides and fielding of the shortstops, a double play and a trip! by the Mikados Port Gambles .. »t Moss and Koya; Jobne, hours a day in a ditch than trying ‘ ema. i indi tdua topus. Fane are constantly asking, “What's the matter with the Sea: tle Giants?” Just as well ask, “How many are a few?” or “How long is a string?” the Giants’ playing is painfully ob- vious, be the cause what it may, started to climb the minute the new line-up started to work is proof positive that a genuine, old-time shake-up is one of the best things that can happen to a team, Just as an occasional spell of sea-sickness is an excellent thing for a man. Ta coma took her emetic just in time. It sloughed off « lot of malcontents and made the other men on the team remember that they are being pald to play ball—and win. I pre- dict that from this moment the Ti- gers will be heard from, and that they will have as good a chance as some of the other teams of the league to finish the season among the first three teams, despite the handicap of continued losses under } mefully by the Vancou-! pointed when they learned that Abe| ver management by being swapped! inachine that has the Kreatest apeed| Carpentier, whose jot America will govern. = the old regime they wit overcome. | un-| Ten years ago boxing was prac ent | tleally an unknown sport in France. oy | Today a lad of 18 is their middle ‘on| Weight champion, How this re the) markable result was brought about by George vietory The ave | derstand the | comes in in motoreycle races. | tteure that all a man | his steed of steel ts to n juice and let ‘er go, and that the|¥4* explained recently recent / | t being a niatter over Jim Sullivan has justified the oe prove het Age ‘Those who|French in believing that they pos- at Madison park ses of the track Sunday have a clearer idea) Wor! of the beauties and possibilities of} With the head and build of a | motoreycle races than they had be-|young Roman gladiator, Carpen lfore, Berreth used his bean in|ter’s manner is modest and unas & future champion on I was quite a baby,” he 1 used to startle my parents punches I gave to vaintention. age of 9 I joined a l\xymnasium society, presided over jby my present manager, M. Des Speaking of motorcycles, it's alcampes. Although we children }tact that the gawtwo-wheeler ia re-|were strictly forbidden to box, 1 | placing the horse in many placos|was caught one day having a few where speed and distance arg in-|rounds with a youngster about lyolved. 1 noticed recently that the|twice as big as myself. Although | United States forest service has|he gave me a reprimand Descampes adopted the motoreycle to take tho|couldn't help admiring the way I | place of ponies for the rangers at| wiped the floor with my adversary | Porterville, Cal, to patrol their |and promised to give me a few les | beats, The claim is made that with|sons. After the third his mind was |the motorcycle the rangers can|made up, but my parents had dif | cover between 150 and 200 miles a/ ferent ideas about my future |day, while 50 miles a day wasa@fine| “My first prize was one of $60. average on the pony. The growing) There are some good boxers among importance of the motorcycle tn ur. jthe stable lads employed, but | | ban life is seen in the fact that the| managed to beat them after a hard | police service is far more effective | struggle. 1 | when one can call up headquarters | boxer. | from any part of the city when any-| “I needn't tell you anything about |thing !* wrong, and @ motoreycle| my big matches as you probably | cop can be on the scene usually in| know as much about them as I do. | not skid once, thus frequently gal Ww ling and keeping distance over bis | said, As much depends up-|by the terrific At the self, and Berroth had it CARPENTIER, FRENCH CHAMP, TELLS STORY OF HIS RISE became a professional | ‘well scattered. pq er been knocked out? Yes, but it was the English champion that did | ‘it, The day I crossed to meet) Young Josephs I wan sick asa dog If | bad been obliged to box the same day, a child could have} knocked me out in one round. The} next time I cross I'll ask one of our fying men to take me over. I had a narrow escape, too, when | 1 was giving exhibition bouts with Jack Johnson, Unintentionally, 1| think. he caught me a hook on the! jaw that staggered me, but 1 coun- | Ei tered with an uppercut that seemed | @ revelation to him, Of course, I} know that he could have pulverized | me if he had wanted to, but we! didn't continue the sparring bouts. | 1 was not sorry as I must have cut | a ridiculous figure beside the black glant,’ but I learned some | useful tricks from him. | “I have always learned a good | deal while watching other boxers, | especially my future adversaries. | | When you know the style and men- tality of a boxer, you hold two |trump cards, Always try to draw | |first blood, it helps to demoralize | | your opponent.” |Diver Will Try _ to Break Record ie | Jack Travilla, who, with his brother Ford, is putting on an aquatic stunt at the Empress this week with a trained seal, will try to break his own world’s under-wa- ter swimming record of 116 yards,| 4 inches, at the Washington Nata-| torlum Wednesday morning, at 11) Moving, Storage Packing, Shipp svipedtomd REdue& Rate FATTLE 505 pi, Fron the East af! ALDE & EARELL Elliot 2679 OF to play baseball in spite of the 06" The result cf) The fact that the Tacoma Tigers! |ten minutes. | Besides, ‘the lookers-on see most jof the game, don't they?” Have I The Giants are making a Wall oe ———— - pee nn jin the water away of the National league race, Why? Here are a few facts that SAND AND Ford Travilla made a record for staying under water 4 minutes and }87 seconds at San Francisco recent ly, and bas « record for deep-sea diving of 67 feet, without weights or apparatus of any kind. He {s/ will throw light on the subject: {also a high diver, taking the wa- Four Giants are batting better) |than .360, while two have averages |ter head first from a height of 86 feot. | o'clock Travilla broke the former world’s! [record of 106 yards, 4 feet recently! |at Spokane, when he made his pres ent mark, The boys were born and ared in the vicinity of the Santa talina islands, and the greater over .290. | part of their time has been spent) The New York club's batting av- } age in .209, | The Giants have a slugging ayer-| | age of 417 | Of the leading 60 baserunners in |the National league, 10 are mem-| bers of the New York team, They hive three of the best run- getters in the old league. | The leading four pitchers | National Jeague are Giants. | Four times this season ba’ | Giants won nine games in | They have two strings of 11 c utive victories, and the last 4 record run of 16 straight Cement, Plaster, Brick and Rivers Will Meet Mandot Labor Day LOS ANGELES, July 23.—Joe Rivers and Joe Mandot, 20 rounds at 183 pounds ringside, was the acrd jannounced today by Promoter M Carey for Labor Day at V Mandot has wired his ac and River's agreement was already | in MeCarey’s hands when the Mexi. can left for San Diego to fill a the- atrical engagement.* No terms have been made public, but it is under. ~s Rivers will get $8,000 for his end, Sewer Pipe. 6.5. 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