The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1912, Page 2

ems Hic GLASS BOXING Fast, clean sport, with clever, well trained athletes contesting, | marked the Hullding Trades smok @r at Dreamland last night, where @ crowded house witnessed five} ———_— | CAFE TANNHAUSER 2d and Pike Instrumental and Vocal ff) Entertainment Afternoons J} and Evenings. MEALS AT ALL HOURS a la Carte. WELL START 0 WITH @ RIGHT SHAVE T To THE MUSH AND = j speedy bouts, Charlie Givens and Hilly Farrell went the fastest route of the evening, getting a draw. Givens handed the Wenatchee boy} plenty of nasty wallops, and the boy | from apple town bored right tn after j more. It was & swoet scrap, Eddie Shannon end Young Max well showed true lightweight apeed | wet got a draw. Romeo Hagen went after Harry Forbes with tn jtent to @emolish, but landed only fan even decision. Both of these, the main bouts, were classy. Owen. Hooker earned a decision over Billy Vetro, and he went some to et it, for Vetro ts no sleeper, The Frisco boy Bad it on him and made a fine showing. More South- era talent will be coming this way soon. Ivan Miller handed ft #0 strongly to Fred Tracy of Butte} that Referee Charlie Hulen stopped the bout tn the third round, al though Tracy was game and plead: | ed to continue. No cleaner or better handled box |ing card has been seen in Seattle jot late, and Man H.W. thanks, SULPHURRO BATHS “URW EMA TEM All Dr=gg'sts Lowest Fares To and From ALLAN LINE AMERICAN LINE ANCHOR LINE AUSTRO-AMERICANA DIAN PACIFIC-ATLANTIC 8. LINES CANADIAN NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO. CUNARD LINE DOMINION-WHITE STAR LINE DONALDSON LINE FRENCH LINE QREAT NORTHERN 8. 8. CO. MAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE Reservations shecked to steamer. Carried by phone the lant, 3! ed everywi be Independent T AMALES a Were CHILI CONCAUNE, RTO. Free Deliver 1418 Bed Av, bet. 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Strait, Jam: Whaling, Fullerton, Wally and left town the night Befo: ing the post season * to ite fate, That may be the reason why the Seattle aggregation played whirlwind baseball back of Kid Mo abandon Ivor, and went 11 Innings to a 3 to! Chariie Mul-| 3 Ue with Spokane. jen, the local varsity star who has! [been with Lincoln, Neb. this year, jumped Into we loca: itneup aod thelped a lot. mannab, took the fob jbehind the bat, while Brooks and) {Kellar of Victoria filled in at left eld and second base. The game was 4 double-barreled thriller, with Melvor Noyes pitehing their heads off. It was two the ninth, when each team a tally, and the crowd went n Seattle's half, when nd Brooks drove home the ore. Men were on bases in and 1ith for each team, but nobody tallied, although Han- Inah wae out at the plate in a close play. After the 11th It grew dusky and Umpire Moran called it off. The teams play today and tomor row, Schmutz and Meikle being billed to pitch for Seattle, while Kraft and Toner will work for Spo- kane, Summar ‘0 base |Myers. Sacrifice hits naoh 2. Stolen baret— Mullen, Myers, Powell 3 | By Me | » balls | le oy wiia by} lated) ay to ht to Myers, _Umplire Moras. Rrookiyn §. Boston 14, Ph: AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS Philadelphia 4, Boston 3 Washington 4, New York 2. Chieago 7, Detroit % COAST LEAGUE RESULTS s i Boston COMMENT FROM PRESS BOX BY FRED HENRY The patched team still looks awfully good. Should the remain- ing games draw well maybe the de- serters will repent the fact that they didn’t Mager. Charley Mullen played a swell game at short and pounded out a | couple of safe swats. Brooks, playing the outfield for Seattle, drove in all of Senttie’s runs, In the second, with Wilson and Moran on, Brooks hit for two bases, scoring them both. In the jninth, with Moran on second, Brooke again hit, scoring him, Yesterday was the first time the Seattle fans have seen “Hap” Myers nipped at second In quite a apell. Hanna, by a perfect peg to Mullen, killed off the slim Indian with six feet to spare. Hanna was also handy with the stick, combing out three bingles. —. On two different occasions Spo- kane players were called out for in- terference. In the seventh, when Myers started for home, Shaw got the ball and threw straight down the line to Hanna, Hap,” who ts over six feet tall, leaped up and the ball bumped his konk. Moran called him out. In the next inning, Alt- man raced in from third on a hit and run play, which didn’t work, and Ostdiek blocked Hanna from tageing Altman, Altman was called ou MODERN rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir- sinus, Mighth and Virginia, near Westla! Elliott 8038, i Mann, | noider, all of whom | Pat) PROGRAM OF RACE MEET The program for the diversified race meet at the Meadows Sunday afternoon has been completed ax follows Five mile marathon. tries, Seven en motoreyele events, for all | eta es, Including 10 mile open pre lfewsional, Seventeen crack riders entered n Harness horse handicap. under, Twenty-five mile auto, free for all. Entries in the auto events will be lopen until noon Bunday, at the jtrack. Entries in the other events lolose today, and will be published in the Pink this afternoon, The diversified race moet ie a novelty tn thie neck of the woods, having been concelved with the idea of giving an afternoon of th- teresting sport, and encouraging sports which can only be supported with great difficulty unless asseu» bled in some such card as that ar | ranged for Sunday, Cavanangh's band will give a con- cert in the grandstand. Bpecial c ervice from Occident- al and ¥ © begins at noon, with & 106-minu rvice to the Meadows. John W. idine will act as pre siding judge and a group of compe tent officials will bandie the | events. PRACTICE GAME ARR WPrOA B et ae ee 3 5 e 1 6 9 ' ° : & ’ 3 5 i : ’ 1 ie We A ee ia ek ee mh oe eo 4), The University of Washinton — meme football team will meet the second o-43 “S18 93 15 “Siteam in a practice game on Denny Spckene—= 45. FB. FB. FO. 4 El field Saturday afternoon at. 8 jMxers. twee € 2 fT 8 Jlo'clock. A regular game will be }Powell, if... 8 © 2 1 @ O|played, but no admission charged. i; holr, rf. ® t @ 1 @/faasmuch as secret practice ims aoe oe 8 3 $ § §lbeen the rule for two weeks, this | Cartright, i 2 2 @ game will give students and alumnt | | Qetdiek, © 2 2 Tsk 2 Sa muchcestrea opportunity of see Noyes, » § 1 3 © 4 tag Dobdle’s new machine fn action, | Totals ..39 3 14 33 16 1/800 sizing up the many new play: Score by Innings (ers who wear Washington uniforms | Seattle HI | this season. BALLARD BASKET T BALL Ballard Field house has opened land ts under full ewing. Mr, Ch land Mr. Smith, the athiette structors are training a fast beach of basketball players for the com- ing soaac Arch McDonald, the ~lebarp basketball shooter, wag elect- ied captain and Walter Kastner manager, Turnout indicates a wis. team for Ballard. nin Insurance Negotiability. Maybe you have had a Mortgage that you ames to sell. A perfectly good Morte gage. 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