The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1913, Page 2

wreeperee L oeperves) f a i a fo) THE picid Shcteed JANUARY 20, 1913. Do You Tt t# doubtful whether any ball player, including Gov, John BE |Tener of Pennsylvania and John | Montgomery Ward, the New York barrister, has attained the hefght Jolimbed by lg, Mark 1, Baldwin of } Pittsburg The o' tcher of the White | Stockings, Columbus 4 Pittsburg jteamsa is now one Oo! the leading Jaurgeons of the United States As a pitcher, Mark Baldwin was - noted for his terrific speed and he posaensed | ain that made him If not, try the New 4Toned B/at all times a player of “Instde Aurophone The latest and #) paseball, although the name badn't most improved device of hear fi pe nvented by the word makers ing appliances. ( all r write j in his me for booklet. © Baldwin was a member of Chicago team of “Pop” Anson and that famous 1887 led by composed of Fred Pfeffer, Dar R ling, Burns, Ed Williamson, (} Son p Van Haitren, Gore, Ryan, “Sil % ’ gata ver” Flint, Daily, Clarkson, Mo- 460-462 ARCADE BLDG. Cormick, Billy Sunday and Tebeau. Paverything for the Eye and Ear Although it ts 18 years since be laid as © bat to delve in ma Jteria medioa and wield the scalpel, |Dr. Baldwin has never lost inter et in baseball A. C. At n the opinion of ‘ the Pittsburg he «reat re 0” av! est ball player that ever lived. Pans today cannot ” se” in the same light with Cot Speaker, u jolo and Wagner, perhaps, but to Dr. Haldwin the old leader wan th greatest of manager 1 hitters Remember that Anson, in his This year than last? It is te rig ba iodo esc re a wise plan, as your salary J} better. For five years, and as late increases, to increase your | 188%, Anson led all first base. RP * jmen in flelding surplus fund. | “Old Hoss” Radbourne ts Dr. | Raldwin's dea of the greatest pitch-| New accounts are ¢ r, and as second che “ he cheese i lhis namesake, Lady aldwin, peeny invited. with Mathewson as third, 4% Interest Paid | on Deposits J Bank for Savings Pike St. and Third Ave. BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD AVENUE MAIN 1043 IND ——<—<—<——__— — Phone Main 963. pars in the game with the Chicago “The game is no faster now than when | quit in 1894," says Or. Baldwin, and who can prove that he has the wrong side of the argument? OHNNY O’LEARY, SEATTLE BOY, ON =? TRAIL se Leased Wire SAN | FRANCISCO, Jan, 20.— Ad Zotte of Stockton, Pally Sal- vatore of Sacramento and Tony Josephs of Vallejo are chal- lenged today by Johnny O'Leary, the fast Seattle feath- erweight, who won in a walk from Manuel Vierra recently. According to his manager, Frank Purcell, O'Leary event ually hopes to get a match with Johnny Kilbane in Los Angeles. VANCOUVER PICKS UP PITCHER HALL Tacoma twirler Bert Hall has been sigt the coming sea fy son by Va er. When Hall . f t tossers in the Office 114 Jackson St was also regarded as fangerous pinch hitte This addition, with Mc Creery and Schmutz already signed DANCING 1p, makes {t look like the Beavers HIPPODROME will make a good showing In the heaving department this season. KNOCKOL OWN and Joe Rivers will fight at Los Angeles uary 2u Go East by way of the Columbia River Two Hundred mile daylight ride The equal of any Scenic Trip in America and through Salt Lake and Denver (without additional expense) Over the O-W. RL. & N. Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific The |}! System of sale travel: Rock Ball Smooth R Steel Coaches Electric Block Signals Modern Science's jrontont Devieo for installed at a cost of six millioa dollars asted, Dustless and unning Road Bed Oil Burning Locomotives Electric L ighted Trains Standard Pullman and Tourist | Sl ‘ping Cars Courteous, Obliging Employes Splendid Dining Car Service than by any other route Finest Passenger St e from Oregon-Washington Station atiog in the West Dintrict Tolephe Freight and Passenger Otfloe 716 Second Avenue Mnin 982 J. A. O'NEILL otrlet Panwenger Agent ¥, R. HANLON District Freight Agent hang 4e | of St where he first attracted attention as a bal) vlaver Apr April SPORTOBITS SINCE THE Frawley boring law sot into effect in New York the state have amounted to $1,212,740. wonder, Stanley hat FRANK KLAUS, middleweight, rane 00 in his fights during hia last trip to Europe. zor zer bellevea tha Carty | inste instead of seventh &e. DODY PASKERT, former Red, ts recovering | probably | week to comple the American time on the ey, You Pass Through More Large Cities |" we worth through drinking and bad associates man and the welght p for one more campaign. ROBTON, Jan. 20-—"Dutch” Leon ard, Fresno southpaw, with Denver last season, is signed today as a member of the Boston Americans Leonard lost but two of the 22 games he pitched in the Western league {in 1912, and otherwise proved his clans, He is a graduate WERE AVE APILL HE WAS NoTED Fok, His “TEQRIFIG SEATTLE CLUB'S E CLUBS | CHARLIE MURPHY CHARGES (CHANCE IS SLOW THINKER| SHATTLE AT MOME 18-20 31-26 By U | Char | long Chic mer | leade ina te porn te ' ed) z coma Any w attompta to dle ot to manage a club. ® the po a bane club ia Look over the history of the big rting with trouble,” saya | leagues and study tt, and you will hn J. Me New York find that certain clubs are always Giants in the first division 4 the others Professional all 1a 80 Com-|have a mortgage the second me ated tt for any- division berths. Why is it? one, mu to get the | because this national game ts one « Stuyvesant Pianola - ine an 4 know the cor-|the hardest propositions in the Pi lrect way to manage a club, It 1s) Wo! iano up FOR BUSY BUGS f PAUL, which recently ac | the tred Charley Hemphill from Co-| trades, playe: {for t has offered him in ex to Louisville, but Hayden lined. jap ONS and “Wildcat” n signed to box 10 flanapolis next month IF ands tn in ipta of the boxing shows in the LEON KETCHELL, the 18-year 1 brother of the iddiewelght | hell, is in New| nake his debut in the game 8 brother famous. rk to made the Pittsburg will return soon to he meets BI! Papke Klaus cleaned up $11, . wh March 6 THE CHANCES are that Al Pal and his manager, Tom O'Rourke. part company once more. Pal he can get along ta manager. It doesn't appear ig rom bis scrap with Mo M’'GRAW MAY »b ad of second t Doyle fourth d Meyers aixth , to get tho slug rs closer. from ser a serious attack have a meeting within a arrangements for leagne team to pas polo grounds ONCE AMERICA’S premier jock Grover ©. Fuller pleaded guilty Jarceny in New York re At one time kuller was $150,000, but lost it all mtly FRANKIE nKer CONLEY has a new today in Will Champlon Bat Nelson of the feather. | ns to return to the ring LEONARD GOES UP Mary's college, Oakland, Tal., CHICAGO, Frank Without w always in trouble for a woman | “But when It com ALBERT HAN nited Press Leased Wire an. Murphy, “Chubby lle principal owner Jof the Chicago Cubs, of the National vo, in @ signed article in the ago Post today, charges that k ¢ ce of Glendora, Cal., for manager of bis team, and now New York Americans, the accomplishments of Chance |eays Murphy, “I am compelled to ay that ‘too often the chip get the bad enough for a man to be mixed in this kind of work, for Re is It is no work policy of a club, pasing on sales and the drafting of woll, no woman {s qualified Women have their re he work Fatablished 1883 Precious Stones, Fine Jewelry, Sterling Silver Corner First and Cherry SEATTLE Sulphurro Baths FOR RHEUMATISM —READ BOOKLET— All Druggists The Lunaoerg Truss Is Bost Free Trial to Prove it A. LUNDBERG CO. 1107 ard Ave. Scenic Cafe Our meals are absolutely the t the markets afford, and our vice is per We have en- of typhoid fever, gaged ¢ wt class vaude > | ville entertainers of the age in FROM CALIFORNIA comes aif “te oeintis tory that squirrels are breaking UDI ve, pone Meee Mf games by stealing balls as they |g “'"* Bolle Ma Sones across the greens, Mine Ted Amith prano } Miss Vera Reno NIC cr OP . i Classical Rag Time |. Cs CULLOE w Orleans |] ities Heion Vail Comedian | southpaw, said to be worth $10,000,/— Mr Chas. Stlieman Violin Wonder sold for $100 a year ago. Miss Price i Pianist - J. A. Plame Floor Mgr. FRANK CHANCE says he will} SCENIC CAFE win a pennant before his three-year | o Wiret Av, contract with New York runs out SHUTE, Mer | MUGGSY M’GRAW and Husk | Chance will coach from the same side Hines in New York this season AT THE Owners Farrell and Hempstead will | Angeles Cafe 1422-24-26 First Avenue Our 25c Regular Dinner AND. Our Special 50c Chicken Dinner Seeved from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m., Are Unexcelled in Seattle Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Fien, Steaks and Chops "REE—LATEST PICTURES MOTION FREER Vocal and Instrumental Concert Afternoons and Evenings BY Prof. Nape’s Hawalian Orchestra OF 9—Artists—9 ‘MARK BALDWIN, GREAT CHICAGO-PITTSBURG PITCHER, AS BECOME ONE OF THE COUNTRY’S FOREMOST SURGEONS ng to detract from’ BASEBALL TOO COMPLEX | FOR WOMEN, SAYS M’ GRAW but they have not reached | What the stage yet where they are com-, ; business.” SEN [| CUNARDER PAYS I ruin Y HE! IS WALLOWE- A The fac here from a HE (S A GR6AY SURGEON Wane Royal Piano Johnston Piano Ludwig Piano Story & Camp | Free Piano Stool, redit when It really belongs to the | wave. Chance Kets the credit for the achievements of the Cubs tn} recent years, but it should be borne in mind that be bas been fortified | by a bunch of players who, as Joe Tinker says, ‘could go out and do hing | Chance was successful as a plays ing manager. I am not pre: say he will prove a wizard bench manager thinks as rapidly Smith & Barnes Lester Chickering i Clarendon if Leland as a I do not believe he as either Evers or Tinker | art men have spent thetr lives Cecilian Player Piano tin trying to ms, and many have 4 that they Playautoma Player are failures tn thie pursuit Some Krell Pianauto % to dictating | people have charged me with ingrat itude toward men who have worked hard for me, but they forget an im portant fact, and that {fs that what You are able to do today, and not you have done in the past counts in baseball as in every other Free Bench, CHICKERING DEALERS HER FIRST VISIT The British steamer Poleric, formerly of the Cunard lne, and now under charter to Waterhouse & Co, is in port today from the Orieat on her first visit to Seat The Poleric brings 8 tons of tea, sulphur, tissue paper toys, and] Oriental merchandise, AMERICAN RIDER ON WINNING TEAM BA KETBALL I», h “Am prican United "ARIS, Jan. Australian team, composed of Joe Trinity Methodists lost again Sat-| Folger of Brooklyn and M. Goulet, urday night, making six straight de-|is today winner of the six-day bike feats for the season. First Meth-lrace here, covering approximately odiat Episcopal trimmed the cellar!2.780 mil in 144 hours. | residents 27 to 8 at the Plymouth] previous record was ma by Me gym Bradt and Muedepohl starred) Far land and Moran in New York, for the winners | 2,737 miles In 142 hours, Ten teams | I tin shed. AD PICKS PALZER United Prose Leased Wire PORTLAND, Or, Jan Ad Wotgast today predicts that Al Pal zer will defeat Jack Johnson in Dubois mado all of the First Christians’ scores in the game ) against the Queen Anne Christians | Sat urday night. Dubois located the basket for four points. Queen Anne|y Christians, the victors, scored 44| tallies, Retman making 22 of them EASY FOR ZYBSZKO 20 He declares he does not Jobnson can “come back, }is held. | believe ABERDEEN, Jan. 20,—George} . Turner was defeated in a finieh (#24 that tf Palzer fights under cover }match with Zbyszko, the Pollsh of the first rounds, he will be able | wrestler, bere last night to wear down the giant negro. TEAM QUITS FIELD When the referee registered a number of fouls against them tn a game ainat the Ff ers at Wood- land Park yester the Celtic team marched from the At half time the Celtics had The ftrat fall came in 36 minutes 1 the second and final in 11 minutes. BIG BOUTS TONIGHT The interelub meet attle Athletic club and C., boxers and wre bers only, C. tonight between Se ancouver A tlers for mem takes place at the S. A field a margin, but when play was re | The big event of the evening w 1) eam 4 the referee ; decisions jbe the Clarence Rothus-Frank Bar-|cauged the Celtics to go to pieces rieau mill. These boys will fight| at 136 pounds and are probably AD. FEATED }both clubs" verest boxers YAM A DE T Wyard has never lost & decision, {202, ¥as his 2,400-point match at 18.2 the regular jing. | balk line billiards with Yamada, the by running up 400 was making Andy Duvall, another crack 8. A. C. mixer, goos up against Percy Atkin. | 2°Pane#e crack, points while the Jap son. The wrestling bouts will be: | 22)! Oliver Runchey, 8. A. C., vs. Frea|°5* Smith, . A. C.;' Lloyd Wray, 8. A.| NEW YORK—T : C,, vs. Al Hatch, V, A.C. The box-| cay lie ee cap road race of the Milrose A. C, was taken by Hannes Kohlemainen, the Finnish Olympic distance champ here Saturday night, The time was 51; 26, ing and wrestling program follows annual bustness meet ST, LOUIS der the ne Wrestling here un 10 of “Y« ung QGoetch,"| ST. PAUL, Minn-Both the mi jder the Be alle ie oe 8 of Outage was paln-|and the half-mile race in the West ully hurt when Albert Wasem, @lern Skating association: o local wrestler, worked the toe hold| wore won esterday, bos Rote aie on him, A Hgament was torn in|Loan, of Chicago. ‘ his left knee and his anklé dislo- 4 = cated. ST, LOUIS.—St. Leo-Innesfall Ser: = : game tn the St. Louis soccer league | id ‘Maca sd eal defeating R-jendod up in a general fist fight, i ahi er Aa er won the| porn hae ir a result in the Ftirat division championship of the|?™**™s Up of the eagtie, advertisers’ annual mid-winter golf| DUKM FARRELL, old catcher, Californ i here OSCAR VITT will coach Red Sox pitchers, Detroit third base climbing mountains ia to get into shape, RIVERS AND M injagain during Mar [orteans t may fight Gras at Now ° Paris June 26, if the proposed match | Clearance Sale io Have a Whirlwind Finish is are plainly stated without any attempt many of them as good as new dollar to two dollars a week will pay for it ext guarantee of satisfaction are all combined in this sale, Grands and Players at Two Dollars a Week—Uprights at a Dollar a Week § —Prices Less than Half the Original Cost—Most Decisive r Clearance Ever Known at Eilers Music House q to draw on the tmagination. 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