The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1913, Page 2

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If Fielder Jones, preaident of the Northwestern league, has the right dope, bil Btll James, mainstay of the Gants’ pitching staff i tick with the Boston Braves. Jones says James is one of the best piteh- ers he ever saw They hold bs FPielder’s judgment high in he big brush JEM DRISCOLL TO FIGHT MORAN IN LONDON TONIGHT LONDON, Jan 27.—British sportsmen are declaring today | that th tle tonight be twoer featherweight champion and Owen] world. agree with th und to b take sporti $7,304 emblemat tr plonahip will Ibs will be th et firet GAYNOR ON TEMPERANCE Ma to a Prohibit “It is spissitudinous on your part ceed in cosmopolitan New York to think that _ hibition w politan New Yor Prohibition would do worse he in Kansas You know how it As a New ¥ succeed in cost amped the bad Detroit Free Press. MONKEYSHINES $10,000.00 for a name. 617 Second Ave. featherweigh Johnny Kilbane NICK CULLOP, rt, but they do {tons in declar PITCHER WHO SPORTOBITS FOR BUSY BUGS or Gaynor at a luncheon said ed at him in Raoy’s took CLUB IN YAKIMA L. R. CLARK, D. D, 8, yationt will write to us work gave perfect sat is nothing more to | Regular $10 Gold Crowns Regal Dental Offices ng this Ad with you SETTTLE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1913. Pitcher With Spectacular Career Brings 25,000 Iron Boys in Big Deal roll will be unchallenged. Nick Cullop, southpaw, ts the Catcher Lafitte went to New prize baseball beauty of the year Computing hie value as mag nates do, he has kicked Marty} Cullop | 6,000 in| O'Toole into second place goes to Cleveland for cash and play Cullop — be der last fall, pitched a t game for New Orleans, and od States. the game to the | Cullop’s rise payment for anoth he will be the most er in the of baseball Whether Cullop's price was $25,000 or a plugged nickel, will be a matter of dis cussion for years, but the way Prank parlayed Jim Lafitte into a bali club and a bank LONNIE AUSTIN t in @ month, $10.00. F REE” For a few 4 coat from o well line of $15 rder suits or over 1014 lat Ave Madison St. Copyr ightod L. 8 The Lunaverg Truss ts Best Free Trial to Prove it A. LUNDBERG CO. 1107 3rd Ave, We direct ‘or abipment Crematory i AL BERT HANSEN istablished 1883. Brccloue Stones, Fine Jowelry, Sterling Silver Corner First and Cherry SEATTLE ohnaton wa Jnenmution apd went to Cleveland in exchanse for Infi no-hi-wo-run bla price Jumped into five figures be Orleans a f |for bim fore the cable car 1 the story of spectacu- lar. He went to New Orleans from the Appalachian league as part player and alked-of play and next season, Incl dentally, while getting amd selling Cullop, owner Frartk of New Or t loans became the real David Harum ches boxing 2 Cobb Hide eecting secret Northw | league, I he would know of th stitution act printed | Rose witl Extra Pants: pate ut ring ‘ team sha with every Suit OrOver-| : soner win th » ground as we or are Bain drean ORIGINAL , “leag TAILORS | Waking up is not pleasant from Memphis, for th pric $200, in 1910, and eason was traded to Chatta for First Basemas “Doo* and $1,200 a Now Orleans ders Mills and Catcher Angermeter and Piteher Cullop, purchased from the Appalachian league by Cleveland 500 New Orleans Cullop pitehed several fow hit games, but falled to attract the scouts, When the team to mous 12tnning game and the next day Charlie Prank pl 00 when Garry Herrmann | wanted to buy him, Connie Mack as after Cullop, but when Charlie | of Cleveland unwrapped | his bank roll he quit uba he pitched his fe ed his value addition to $8,500 cash Cleveland gave New Orleans Second Baseman Atz, Catcher Yantz, Fielder Hendryx and three pitchers, to be purchased by Frank at Cleveland’ pense. The value of the six players Is placed at $16,500, ‘ted into so agent and was! ed by Frank, who sold him for » he originally paid then Lafitte d the ¢ ing, Prank and three pitch result of his $200 investment in the catcher, PHYLE TO UMPIRE IN COAST LEAGUE tod Press Leased Win . "SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.--Wm. Phyloe, star umpire In the Inter al league last season, ts today by President Baum of | the Coast league and will replace either Newho President Baum {ts today plan }ning a trip to Los Ang ja home for the Vernon ¢ looks Ike the future | Hooligans, but § ¢ Reach and or Casey m Los bide tn SOCCER KICKS Editor Ping As Mr. Rose was pro tem of the ciation Football it for granted that book of con which 1 mer e me to do so by the tee the opposing 4 kick a goal which the points of a win be given to the club on the 4 In pase let me say/ Diamor t want any Black Diamond. Do is to understand th donat ABBOK sport han t is rumored around iquarte that Manager carload ¢ | The Ratnier-Ranger game will be} |the only soccer attraction in Seat morrow, The former has a excellent chance to bring the cup to Seattle this year, and the nent is doing everything in power to accomplish that feat old favorite in the person of| Johnnie Mair is expected to ap {n the forward rank o1 the otherwise the team will be he same as usual, The Rangers eleven is not known but drastic changes from last Sun s display are necessary if they ot to lower the Rainter colors, | game will be played at | Woodland park, and Referee Hol ‘mes will set the teams off at 2:15, Lumberjacks from Port Blakely will disband for the sea after they defeat the C in Black Diamond tomorrow? that's what came over the but time will tell. The writer again make the trip and re! jere the game It’s the name we want—$10,000.00 for Canada’s Finest Summer Resort. 617 Second Ave. IBUD ANDERSON WILL GET CHANCE AGAINST MANDOT] 2: 0 su A Little Wircless Phones fop the DEAF + olves the probiem of decisively defeated Sammy Trott of ( can have a mateh with J ment today by Promoter Tom McC arey. By United Pr phy, February 22 figeie Wolgast the latter part of May chamr er, Butler, Hendryx and 98,500 lop and $1,200 for Lafitt,/to the Ranger Rain at Woodland p noon. Too m of the Rainiers cau of the Rangers by two goals to one.! | defensive. though be P soceer team put up a beautiful champions he first half, but thevisitors came | up the com! to find! Venice boy who ever made Hoppe back up, | and the return these two boys p fists that will ma like a summer ever last we , od if Mr.) 14, he will} In the event of a team not} “a! up on the f ot- play | the preliminary shoot held by ¢ Sunday. kot in shape for the big com beh occ AT THE MOVING “PICTURE HOUSES You'll Find Interesting Features at the Theatres Listed Below Lee Bartley Fred Lambhler ton and now a mr chocolates “The | DENTISTS Second Av. and University St. | WE STAND BACK OF ov (By United Press Leased Wire.) Jerson of Vancouver, Wesh., who lumbus, O., at Vernon, Saturday Mandot in March, according to @ state Jan, 27.—-Thud A The pusilistic director believes Anderson exhibited suffictent | class to entitle him to further const deration. Friends of Anderson are trying to dissuade bim from the meeting in the belief that he ts not yet ready for th» top motchers FRAMES BIG “ELIMINATION” Leased Wire Jaction. The only stumbling me SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 27.—Joe|to the working out of the program Mur-|'* Wolgast, who demands $10,000 win, lone or draw. Coffroth cannot e where Wolgast is entitled to Winner of above scrap ya. Ad/this sum, but has hopes the former on will accept a much small Winner of May serap ve, Willie) er purse. Mandot ve. Harlem Tommy Ritchie for the lightweight cham-| Promoter Jim Griffin has sent plonship July 4 word from Los Angeles that “Bua This is the elimfnation card that| Anderson, the Vancouver typhoor Promoter James W. Coffroth ahs|has refused a fat offer to box in arranged today, following the pleas| San Francisco, prefefring to remain of many fans for more classy ring’ in the south for a while. [RAINIERS TAKE “INGERSOLL LANDS VANCOUVER, Jan Acco: RANGERS OVER si vant stent | Thompson ad Jarvis, both | IN SP pitchers, who refus ed to report last men bs rs of the Beavers this year President Brown has two i A food sized crowd turned out!ers in Bob ehone hy ih Bgl arg vr soccer game ttle uniform for a short time | Sune fast season and Bill Ruell, third uch “pep” on the part|/ baseman from Waterbury, in the the downfall | Connecti league Hoth teas played a, detiiaet, SIBERIAN WOLVES game, and the r9 was no Individual) \iball Gab loeetl Got. tee wenae of| WINNERS IN DERBY the toss, and were forced to play| - facing the sun. After the fray was NOME, Alaska, Jan. 27—John started, Old Sol failed to show any! |Johnson turned down all offers to | Yisible effect on the Rangers, who | 44 for his team of Siberian wolves. immediately put the Rainiers on the| Wh Which he won the Solomon Lack of heaving power|4¢Tby. He made the 65 miles in 6 at critical stages practically caused | 2©UTS, 1% minutes, which is close the Rangers’ defeat. There were|t® record time. Oliver Blatchford, several good openings, but on en: occasion the losers fell down jhounds, was second. Scotty Allen's team finished fourth. “CAP” ANSON HERE fight against the Black Diamond] Pittsburg for the N Sunday. Black er nee next ye Diamond found 11 easy go! BLACK DIAMOND, Jan aten, the Port ational league | > ar, is the way the Anson, the famous, sizes fengon in the b back strong in the next session,|cirouit. “Cap” Anson‘s name s putting” @ scare into the tonale. tacked onto the Washin al soore, Black Diamond register for the week He’ signed akeley 3. it Capt. Adrian C. Anson. 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