The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1912, Page 2

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1912. [The Star’s Sporting Page Is Widely Read | l BEE RALLY FAILS}%=2t":'s'2*%."*se: FINN THE BEST POINT WINNER(${0,000 TROTTER KOD K! Visitors—Bee Our Plant. A | | | ing of the kind, “In at one, at five wets. they re done.” IKCOBS feet | Shop | g PL Bide each and o was © xession. Bill Jamea, who had . Ay ti GIANTS rte tab etalk boon "made f nee TODAY ys BAS FBA crowd by ra xious to “Go!” at the Madison park racing Tomorrow at 2:30, Victoria vs. Seattle During the early throes of yee|iy the fleld ready and matines today at 2:15 p. m terday’s spasm at Dugdale’s park]. in and finish the « young Plaine Gordon was there leas of the fact that he has b sharp, Edward Oudihee will be the| | presiding Judge, with Capt, David) both ways, that ts with the throws! iaid up with a bum ankle for r = svoneies ee throws With! couple of weeks. Schneider, how Se ee 5 ever, put an awful dent in the Boo ™ PURCELL SAFE CO. Ractuaive Agent for the quéer things on the pellet in the 4 ih Jon Btet sm : tom @RN . wing streak and finished the Gilmore and Joba B. Btetson, asso A p 1 Paces Maia eet. early frames that the Victoria Bees came, allowing them but one hit clates, while G, R, Humphreys will Admission, 25c and 50c Take Yesler Car T Sed Ave. ms couldn't land en them long enough no rune. ht 0s: chartliiey ‘Sillink; tnt the tine. day to plant a moasioy little sting for!” anne Giants and Noes will con . Poll seven tnnings, ‘and by that time! ioue their argument this afternoon jor will be selected from among aw Gordon with his arm and bis stick | +3" o'clock | the beens ownnre, ~ had helped Seattle to enough runs rb we | Cashmont, Win. Moffett's guide po Se ace ihe gems. he . 4 . less pacer, will positively go halt- i ‘i 7 - r mile heats against Ben W., driven to plas |sweet lives thrown into them. eek ee : McCann, vo be ow Cashmont, 9m | Gordon opened the rungetting| Carrigan ° states that the guideless pacer wan| a | package for the Giants tn the third | Jackson, ° never so good in his career as he in| er |when he cracked out a double and] W>slise. $ right now, Other guideloss pacers | P | gan | ; are sent on thelr exhibitions with . P “y ‘romped home when Strait lined out |the same kind of a hit Four innings went by without a hit or a |run off the boy wonder, but In the fitth Weed landed for two stations, jand if Gordon had not tightened up and retired the side via the strike hobbies, but Cashmont will go to morrow with nothing but a bridle and « pair of quarter boots, and as the horse has recently worked a half-mile in one minute, a sense tional performance is looked for Besides four excellent harness l H. Kolehmainen of Finland was the biggest point winner in the Olymple meet. He won the 6,000 and 10,000 flat races and the 8,000 »| meter cross-country race, This photograph shows him finishing in the | 6,000-meter, which, exclusive of the Marathon, was the most terrific HI race of the games, The great French distance runner, J, Bouin, ts }| shown close on his heels. The winner established a world's record, oat " We have just installed « new system of bank money or ders. Through these facilities money may be sent to any part : a : . ‘ Rn 1 1 i 1 e a ° 1 ° e of the civilised world, No mat f) out route he would have opeued a $1 14:06 35. Bot 0 opener ‘ 06 3-5. ‘oth winner and Bouin collapsed after finish and wer ter how remote « village may be. I/Can of trouble for himself 2 : arried from the teack. Photograph by W. G. Bhepherd. *re | races, the public will see the first CR these orders may be cashed with Shaw boosted the Giants’ score! i . . z rate 9d fete tam carten dt performance of Greenbeck & Er Perfect conventence. by a homer in the fifth, and the| Servo Lie we ts 8 sai Kael win's $10,000 horse, MacFitzelm- mons, ch, h., 4, by Bob Fitesim- mons, dam Jennie Mac, Groenbeck & Erwin were offered $4,500 for When you desire to send funds to a place without banking fa efiities, secure a bank money- |Seattlo aggregation cinched things) shh a tbe | jin the next frame when they put Totaie “uo8 8 three men across the pan. In this] matted for Narvemon ta nlnth, Dx SPORT NOTES AND COMMENTS >< order from the First National }| frame Jackson ai ont romped] eore by tunings? this colt by ® wealthy man of Bolsa] NE Bank. }home on Whaling’s double and then | Sears City, Idaho, before they shipped to » ‘Ask us more about it. with the bases full on a hit and al ¥'= | ___, SY RA Ieee ener Seattle. Their price was then cas walk, Kaufman dropped Strait's; } ” $5,000, but the colt's development "glo FIRST high fly and a couple more runs Even if he has been directly re-jaw ever came over the Bowery|has been such that they raised the! re were scored e.leponsible for putting a number of|in New York, you would not think | price to $10,000, and the reply from| ey NATIONAL BANK Gordon met the enemy and cam crimps in the Seattle Glants, just| that he ia one of the most graceful | Bolse waa, “Bhow mo a mile in ay esha pe pretty near being “his'n™ in th ied the wins most, |dancers that ever graced a ballroom |and I will take him.” On Wedues tis ished eighth. He walked Kaufman and ts and all of the Seat-|foor, Flynn in a ballroom is a dit-|day MacFitzsimmons was taken to ral Firet at James Ploneer Square || Narveson whiffed. Yobe | fans will be genuinely sorry to| ferent man than Flynn on the street |the Meadows, where he worked a atti torrid grounder th , | Jimmy Clark, the Vancouver |or in the prize ring. He carries |tmile in the middle of the track in! Chr ——— ~ | piay-—Ketier| hurler from our midat is alaround a trunkful of medals that he| 2:15, which was pronounced by trat 6 Vepire—M") Washington boy, born and reared |has won as prises for waltzing horsemen to be as good as 2:10% Nive t |e and while we are proud of the| — F. C. Erwin, who trains and drives ae is | aot that he has made so good that The rumors keep coming over the | the horse, feels satinfied that he ' loving, ora ge Double Plays Mark the Chicago Sox want biut and are {wires that Prank Chance, the peer-|can step A ttle in less than 2:12 st Pa é Victory for TacomA | wiiiing to pungie 5,000 hard cash |loss leader of the Chicago Cubs, will|any day over @ good track, Mac- biwt e TACOMA, Joly 27—-In o game|simoleons for him, Seattle fans | retire from baseball. Any time that | Pitesimmona ts the year's sensation Hors! a jh 1 dn D that was marked by Ittle excite | would still welcome an oceastonal| Frank is through with the Cubs,| among the trotters, and his career abe 8 9 ment except on occasifns where |defeat at his hands to keep himn/|you can paste this in your bonnet: | will be watched with much interest marr Tiger players cracked out doubles | among those present He won't have to go to the minors| by those who witness his first per ed th the Tigers again took the number| * for a living. Frank has always {formance today. ‘This card should As Hous& OLD sipped fo and Reduced of the Colts yesterday afternoon) The Burke & Farrar team, Gon- been a frugal and saving man, and | pack the grandstand, boret by @ score of 6 to 3. Bloomfield | ry to their usual customs, tafled |tnstead of lying idle in the winter,| Manager Robert A. Hiller stated started tho box work for Portland. |ig report the result of th s|apending his summer wages, he|yesterday that every possible de-| bat It was deomed advisable t/t "Sinday at Poulsbo, ‘The at-|¥ould hike for Southera California | tall had been carefully looked after Doty sr hayg gg egg roe Hg The |swer is that the Poulsbo outfit alvut | When the races were in full bloom, sae the _ general opinion among Tigers, however, found little diffi-|&% out, fastening a quarter’ of ajand could be seen every day draw — owners is that the matinee leulty in solving the latter's offer-/Century of runs on them. No won }ing down his ten per, He has sait-|today will be the biggest boost |der they left It up to Poulsbo! to Goods = front tasitt’ — Pa des led away 4 good big wad of the coin |‘ harness racing known here In| ALDEX op Ee ls | te bara son he fo of the realm by investing it in Cal-| Years. Clean, high-class, straight eas i : i fu & E Z L S eee Ws als vat {fornia oranges, and when his time | harness. racing, without any side-| HIS PICTURE ON THE LABEL spells contentment—the fam } if oo 3) way iden of nothing at all-=Lieten-|c2me# to quit the national game he | #hows connected with [t, is what label to be found on every bottle that contains pa the Elliot 2679 tng’ to cnirarete pusilla tall what] Witbe able to sit on hie back |the people waat, and what the bar De yee : oe Te eet dow hes {Porch and play ping pong with his | Rese horsemen who have thousands G « ri te " ee ote . loranges while others are trying to|0¢ dollars invested want to see } bo} by Timely Swatting h a the whey out Of | ce out a living with the minor|™Ade popular in this city. The i *& des VANCOUVER, July 27.—By can-| the next time he gots in the horsemen have named the 2:20 trot \ * on ‘necting with ball at ry | es with him, irl the Edward Cudihee event as “ * mil stages of the game when it wou _—— pay — —— - © grand old brew noted for-.its purity, excellence of materi , ® wa do the most good the Champs eon a couple, ot: Nestea DP cg tery oe may poster aed WELSH HURLS DEF! and proper methods of ageing—a beverage enjoyed by all redMae) * it tok the Shane lana cp |va manages‘ Dog EL OS |e anes ee be,was' a wen |, SAN FRANCIBCO, July atl] blooded fhe | ee yesterday by a score D Riother da di if - x Th ° | ® five Willis was never im serious trouble, | poiated criticlam made by & Beattie | eeapiom and since he has entered | weigh pr Pr rng ay oy In pints or quarts at all family liquor stores, or tele | iw bet in the several pinches that sporting writer on one ‘of the teams pean ee st pov bh lnehall’ ot tabs protege Walch wast —— the plant, Sidvey 76. We make deliveries every- | * and ” 1d bs " whe bale atin aig name ag Sent when one managor sald; “I would | 29 trunks filled with ali the latest |*Pecifically aimed at Willie Ritchie vend | 2: oh tacks communes fttla otter 0 "te t© see 2 game of page {cloth A teow days ago in Cin. | Paling Ritchie, Long says Welsh |) nd io Dunich of hard werk. played just ohoe aa it yoolly, id | clanatl, where Jimmy was doing his |WOUld be willing to tangle with * ca be played.” “How's that?” asked | stunt on the stage, he was invited | Frankie Burns of Oakland. Getters ! + aR0 ,{the other. “Oh, played by real.|out to a amail dinner after the |LOOg ass recelved from Wels. say ec 3n epen rat rewin 0 * a0 maaan peal exerts, am ay show, Some of his friends atole the roger OR rg well now In the e/ le «Race wariowaL Leaaim mawvLTs [Fo would that game be played’ | fay (eats, Tonm, and despite, the neck to the coast for a meeting SEATTLE, WASHINGTON & sel GOOD TEETH—SMALL COSsT ee Se Seek Well,” said the manager,."I would |ciothex on his back, he refused to|W!th any of the best boys — — — eco “4 S the infield made up of sport. The very fneat quality-—SUPERIOR DENTAL WORK |! forth‘. sie Tidesasa heling edhucs, wih © tlenmberhenbe —at our a TES . a 10 entists offer you. They are all experts in their profession and do their work quickly and efficiently and with less pain. Every- attend the dinner without his dress tt. wi ao rele. 2 piteh, and an outfield composed of Leow a Sete cat been bi ginny tiv | AMERICAN LEAGUE grandstand fans.” Thanks; awfully | ing “south of the slot” in Frisco | ite American tenene guctes were shes “ener apn wed the Swe om a thathe was giad to eat a ham : : “en | wied’ for yesterday nity of sporting writers, thanks. | hy pee A --o x body ought to have their teeth in first class condition all the LEAGUE ResULTS Remember, however, that without |guit Wane gay tind of time. All our dental experts have had years of actual experi- J) | SOA™ MoM aald criticisms by sald writers, your Remember all work we do GUARANTEED IN Los Angeles T, Ran Prancieco 4 team would probably not draw) goston has a municipal athletic TING FOR 12 YEARS. enough of « crowd to raise a ball whose aim is to make | b nine out of the bleachers and «rand. FILLINGS 50c UP oH stand combined. lie parks, pl $8 CROWNS $4 wot means for outdoot and Indoor activ Th K os, 90 SETS OF TEETH $5 “wrhton by nome fond. of Adio tay ‘oe wtliand by it greater $5 ‘WORK $3 AND $4 {$!| Wolkast, which sees the light of/numbers of young people during 4 te ¢ ‘ a91|day under the heading, “Chief Am-|the entire twelve months of the Finest Gold or elain Bridgework—regular price $5.00 bition of Wolgant is to be Respected year, If Boston keeps on at rod for $3.00 and $4.00. We can replace teeth which you have Citizen.” It dawns upon me that he | present rate for several yars she | lost with bridgework, or teeth without plates. $10.00 Sets might start on the highway, leading | may have something like as good a/ Teeth, $5.00—$15.00 Sets of Teeth, $8.00. We guarantee esis 4 +4 ‘ead that way by slipping the lightweight system of playgrounds as the peo | our work to fit perfectly and look natural. foochieg «7 42 sis/champtonship Utle to Rivers, who | plo of Seattle enjoy. No city in the EASY PAYMENTS ACCEPTED We will accept part down and balance in easy payments while work is being done {et betrolt 45 48 44s/ fairly Won it, and then being oper |jcountry is better equipped than Se ; ‘#1/ated upon for the removal of the|attle in this particular, and it is a| Come in today for free examination and estimate—we're open Sundays from 9 to 12. OHIO DENTISTS —_— summer more and more people are | Second and University St. Opposite Stone-Fisher Co. r The prices merch prices comntt farmer Vietoria 43 66 40San Fr 43 66 Tacoma 42 69 A1biSaemto 41 63 NATIONAL = | AMERICAN wok PF wok P and th under cases 264 st 26 WILL RUN In connection with their game at Port Gamble tomorrow the Albers feam will run an excursion, leaving Lillico’s landing at $:30. Any hat Se | denree angle and a» tough a walk |are concerned. outottown team desiring a game | CONDITIONS FINE nD 7 nee. stirs Teast ¢ fa:| CONDIONS FINE,” CRISP PERSONAL es | KANSAS CITY, July 27.—With SPORTING SALAD ideal weather prevailing the nation lal elimination balloon races were] a wy. Dd. | N D E R scheduled to start trom here .st 8| acetic Thersder In’ thole Fenton | A N El E q | R « W < )) o'clock this afternoon. There afe| roadster, having mae the entire I ON CU: WHEN DRUGS FAIL elght entries. The three balloons journey from their bome in Green- traveling the farthest will be en-|wich, Conn. to this coast in th . “ , holr ‘There is no need of ruining your stomach with Mr. W. F. Morgan, 1946 So. B St. Tacoma, red in the International race tOlwagon, They camé by a round rugs, trying to conquer a pain or overcome some | Wash., says: “1 should have written you before | be held in Germany. A southeast) about route, visiting a number of mic allment. No need of doctor and drug| regarding my use of Blectra-Vita, but thought I No, what happened to Ben? ; Bie d prevailed today, Mast: ea, bills, for here ts a remedy that helps nature cure, | would have an opportunity to call, so delayed the ney, bate. tontege eras Vibe matter. > Breaker es Ben started for Alaska eA he entries in today’s race, their/al they have traveled 7,500 ‘ 5 . You know that electricity is am perfectly sati- [| pilots and aldes are as follow tiles Thay tre making thats ten First day at sea he disappeared. » Mfe—the mysterious force that fied with {t and what It has Eg bf i | To look at Jim Flynn as he ewag-| making use of them. And summer gers down the street with his hat|means from early March until De Upped over one eye at a forty-five |cember #0 far as the playgrounds Halloons—Uncle Sam, | Million! quarters in this clty at branch. of- digests your food and con- done. I will gladly recom- §| Population Clab No. 1, Millidn Pop- “ Yerts it Into blood and bone, Teaed th ty anyone, a0.f have MMiviation Ciud No. % ‘TR Cole, °™ % M° Sodvear Tire Co. Steamer turned back and came across Ben Rologns ue and muscle, and already done to three or four.” Drifter, Kansas City I, St, Loutetv, 5 : * think. It is electricity that Mr. Roy Kinsman, Klamath 9§| Pilote—Captain H. HoneyWwell,|y. ¢, A. courts. For days he has ae ; keeps your heart going, your ame 6 y Pp * ‘ : 4 Palle, "Ore, saya: "E have ffl John Berry, Paul McCullough, Dr | con trying to take the neuter at “Hello Ben,” said the Captain, “fall over- Pose Poul (eek cireuiating tad the used Electra-Vita for some MM\L. H. Custer, Albert Halta, John | jack OG | * } ‘ack O'Ce 0 various organs performing months and think it fine. It [§| Watts, Wm. Assman, L, G. Bum him in rang ante ml m9 Prag board?” Spring {heir functions like so many has done me more good than fi baugh. crying . sre Hens machines. all the drugs I have over [| Aidos—-R. F, Donaldson, Albert ‘ { Rooster take GET IT FREE? If you are sick or weak, if you have rheumatiam, lumba- Kelley, Ernest Lotz and George Sis- Von Hoffman, John Hart, Unas Ta Wh did Be ? Rooster | signed, Chas, Trultman, Unassigned, | tie imam, George and John at n say : Ducks. | , nervous flity, 0 J. C. Hulb drew 4 (geri none gg Cut out this coupon and ©: Hulbert, Andrew Farrell. fiey will compose « party of fisher- Ben said:— Kidney ‘or bowel trouble, 1% bring or mail it to us for ou KID Mccoy IN BAD ™ | Hon who will strike out for the a ‘ oars that nome part of your free 90-page book about our | LONDON, July 26.—Mgrs, gfor.|Duckabush early next week, They “ Pe “ae y machinery needs elec- \ treatment. ‘This hook is beau [| man Selby, wife of “Kid Mody. are going in the Y. M. C. 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Colman and Arn, 8, Allen, at e Tal re) ew * ; a 20-round bout August 3, plitched|the head of Mr. Colman’s Sunday his tent Thursday at Al White's | school class at Plymouth Congrega : training quarters fn Oakland and|tonal church, left yesterday got down to hard work at once, At th the class for a cruise of Sound tell, ft is expected, will start hisf*aters on Mr, Colman’s yacht “The and women, showing | CURES WHILE YOU SLEEP Blectra-Vita is applied, and Electra-Vita is a scientific appliance for saturat-{ ¢xplains many things you should know regarding ing the body with electricity while you sleep, It | ‘Mt, Cause and cure of disease, fs not lke electric belts, faradic batteries and| sonied absolutely frog ent ‘Ne book, closely other shocking machines you may have seen or Call today and consult o loctor free. used. Electra-Vita does not shock, The current Office hours—9 a. m. to m.; Wed. and Sat. is powerful In its action, but soothing and pleasant | evenings until 8; Sundays, 1 12, to the nerves. For hours at a time Blectra-Vita sends the glowing electric fire coursing through THE ELECTRA-VITA co. the nerves and vitals, renewing thetr energy and DEPT. 4. giving to every weak organ the strength to do its | | 205 Empress Bidg., Second Ave., Cor. Spring, work as nature intended. SEATTLE, WASH. 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