The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1913, Page 2

MONDAY, APRIL 1913 nee ett A CCC ACC Cl Cll LLL LLL LL LLL LL LLL overs aa 'S WHITE GIANTS| =n ne rHE STAR 8 eee ee (5 000 BUGS SEE NEGROES. Pt PUT BINGER ON DUG oC A A Tn ee ; E p ce BLaAG KS WALLOP BALL TO ALL YOUTH AND SPEED--THEY'LL RID JOHN BERG AND : L : a c ME ROUGHSHOD OVER THE AMERICAN CRIMM IN 600 ae ” t | CORNE * OF LOT; SCORE T- I; LEAGUE, BOASTS CLARK GRIFFITH * " TON, D, ¢ and bits with the best men om the — quad at bat In training ca He cucu nba . gf tle acts ike a veteran aod runs bases | — ret gee housand — baseh tried excelle b all. ant in 1918 with the onoe deaplaed ke Milac te Roth Polly Grimm and John Her | p7ne pre » «ranistand and bleache ° Washington team, last ar rut _, Also there are he i om a fr yee | ee to excellent condition for thelt vowags ed out onto the field to Mnager Rigas declared [popup inthe Ban Johnson cross Montreal; Hill Alle rom naron, , ay at the i i last of the three-game) thie morning that he wae satioe | country ot Pa, and Harry Welchonce, from | pout at the Labor plo Tue “ge n the cc od Amer fled with the showing made by At Charlottesville, Va, whore the night HELMONT Carn, ts of Chicago and the hie equad against the oclored reais hidet will’ toate Gita Carmen Second Av, and Sewess gh lub Bunday afternoon. team, The negroes canes o0 the teat a6 — posting Soge aan Coe et eg agg gto hy Boon Zbyrszko and Pat Connol MIE Papen ended the numerals stood 17 to beon together but a short time. ody ned may HIPPO en st the white Giants. The ¥ Wileen wae out of ames Grimm and ble manager, Dan : DROME DR. L. RA. CLARK, D. D. & Iiting batsmen found the trio of with a bad leg, and Strait hag daa te tho Wax of expariente * cal twit Meikle, Melvor and| not arrived frém New York, It a gid Hepes: Hg Set WENEVER HURT A BIT Qipe, for 20 safe drives, olght of might have altered the resulte Atos a Tetory means great Fillinw at stay in, crowns that which were two-baggere and three had the two regulare been Ih oe lauvaas for the IocaL avacnier, it ay plates that ft perfectly, gece rican Glants opened eat asst naubian’s veal nevertholess® moans as jane to oo . fe ork that 80 al the] ame by KTabbig three runs ty the| Gatewood, t twirier, had Berg, se Grima already has & ne: pone Main 668, atu ral eeth as od | initial session. In the second, three/all kinda of speed, twisters and appear oe the mat weighing close| aS siete ears ae aeaaeees Se wr ne some o> Eyes Tranter x - one a ine It was in the beginning of the lelivery for 12 hita. NY! plunke: 176 pounds. Berg ie expected to] x 8 aro ie ae aneahate 6 lthird Chat Melvor out three alugles and Jackson, : make up for the welght disadvan-! Offlee 114 Jackson Bt, * agen gee check the blacks Dean and Cadman followed with JOB ENOLB ld ao rt my and Oring quality. Sece’ noldts ! two hite apt Dean dropped the a tage by his agility who let o their atin! Phos 'ng ‘ th Mclvor ball over the boards for @ homer {Nationals trained, the “Old Fox” somfort c eeth.|f tetepe when clouted a two-baggor. Both|Worked day after day, soarching Our w strictly | 1, 1 his offering® Jackson and Ondmah poked the/for the combination that woul Buarante bade se of tallies. Glpe re ere for a trip to the keystone |alve the team @ out in the world's revall We w w. and four more tou perien this year, fou an extra heavy $10 Gold Cr sal ghee 4 aap eee While eritios favor the Athletics 9 pe 96.00 oF one of —— From the period on us Although Strait wae expected for the flag, with the Red Sox car _ @verSlip Plates for $5.( In Seattic Sunday, he did not |rying odds for place, the “Old Fox 1 Offi arrive. If he comes in time [!# not botharing over the opinion of in en ears Regal Dental ices the big outfielder will be seen the “experts. . Pe L. R. Clark, D. D. S. (Ma ager) | In the fray between the Vets “I ae ns a f « od, se on It year, didn deman riffit : ; vo hloeelarta ; i bea eee | So ral aah Well, I've got the same team now, That's what YOU do at $25 per month for house rent. risction hor ialatnlObibaic bet The Colte did not make the trtp|Furthermore, I've picked up some ; io ae cr aa KENNEL SHOW .. Sverett Sunday, ‘The rain tnjof the most’ promising players I THINK OF IT, and not a thing to show for It verett put the Robinaon field, jover looked at They pe Fo a NOW, $5 cash and $5 per month pald to David P. geeake theghies have whe aabsfpin A ag atic 4 geek — eo ag Se mae ak Eastman, 505 Lowman Bldg., will soon put you in ated ty eat 40g fat>| ment of the game between the|what I know about baseball, will own BUNGAL OW in a delightful neighborhoods r eenth @&% Yons and the Everett club. sive me a chance for the pennant.” minutes’ car ride from your worl—from your shoppi jnual dog show to the Beat ee Griffith's contention {# sound, from the theatre and all comforts and pleasure of tle Kennel club at Bon Marche, The Vets and the Colts will|Hils team today !# the same that in Seattle ______.| beginning Wednesday and ending tar this afternogn at 9:830|won 17 straight games teat year “. sina . . The last time the squad|Mach player its improved just so at a + Fs Lots $250 to level, ready to build on; cit; water, an elaborate was divided they played 11 Innings|much as @ year’s experience gives REBEL” WILLIAMS JACINTO CALVO clty eharsayRists MBIA is the place for you. v. GOOD LAND contain pictures toa 29 tia Lind and Wally will|confidence aud smoott veah RA Okada’ Yo salts phir tem: Bie: sa cook} ted const dogs, and stories furnish the battery work for the But one infield place, second nings, last year Kuoxvil! short recomm ed. The Cubans SEE IS CHEAP and standards of the principal regulars end Browning acd Cad-|base, ts in doubt, and the “Old | gio)’ Williams ts 19, bas speed, favored: besaabe the “Old Fos” 4 breeds. nan for the Yannigan® Pox” has one of the best-looking |can hit and bas baseball brains. |demands youth and speed AT ae youngsters ever seen 18 8 MAJOT| Ning outfielders reported to Grit|| The incomparable Walter Jobn VENICE CAPTAIN After witness!in, the conflict at|league uniform tn Joe Gedeou, last | fith, but the od Carl ¢ the bulky have always fu shion, the David P. Eastman i Dug’s park Sunday, Bob Brown,|year with San Francisco, where he |") Phage dir nceo e ahnite aed: eraten. Osan 3 he ; GREENBANK HAS BROKEN LEG (in der brent, "aegiared be | faved the outed, “Ho throne voted the, veterans, MiiMine cour |skeier Bob Oreoms rhe “op the| ni eee was not surprived tat she. Const {to | at F ortre, the ase try {a stolen bases last year and quartet of regular | 505 LOWM B k -Happy be teams aide genpes wing : has no competitor, Sh ffith wants others, nyster to On Whidby Island—s14 to $4 b has suffered ale plage bay oter, fast |hitting was "top op and to last for years, meeeeaueeos per acre for land that will pro ow by Foner ig PA Browns, por tants to, first; |as a cricket, a reliable batter, aud hone shou is Working with JoeB gle, Joe | fi duce a good crop of anything Pes Mag oa rrd second; Ruell, third; |he has the nerve of a book agent.¢ fll, have « figh ! paling and Melvin Gall that grows in Western Was! bap, He Ronon gr short; Holster, left |He may not start the season at soc) Prominent competitors are Jw Fei Milot Dett, } ce! pas ‘ K center fleld: Hrisk,jond. but will be there before (he |cinto Calvo and Bald om Drohan, Kewanee’s win- ij tom Mild climate, good t of the game at least two Ms . u fr Cubana. Calvo bit ng pitcher. The last pair have i ‘ ight field; "Lewis or Konnick, |leaves begin to fs error cat rg Mge dhs Swe market. Scho natcher; McCrerry, Schmuta, By-| ther pro — tnfleld ma |league, punishi cae aap aay age rns hotel and postoffice. Di ram and Hall, pitchera, terial sists of “Rebel” Williams, Coc last fal ust win from the start, to ho service from both Seattle and | /{7) matundaie — aT _ _ = | VAG a Washington t Everett. Only onefi cash, | Venice, Johnson colliding with (HANS WAGNER Is ‘OUT Vidor ‘Bickore, 3 oem ¥o 1 PL F he Th Li balance 5 years at 6 per cent hear at first base, which he A ee E: and Bob Austin, a| You'll Find ind Interesting features at the T eatres Listed Below Caivin Philips & Co. Leary Building, Main 7314 vering on the Angels’ play-| er's sacrifice hit SPORTOBITS FOR BUSY BUGS B Bi ANSAS CITY, Mo, suffering from a In his right knee, not likely to participate In the ope ing game of the National league! season, Manager Clark of Pitts burg announced here that Wagner }is now on hit way to see Bonenettor Reese at Youngstown, O., and prob- =e — The Raiders of the Mexican & Warcer's festure film in three There will alse be two good Today only. Wesleyan college southpaw, 21, are trying to impress the Fox” with their pitching. 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Beet dle has Jaame wag betwoon the Gubs nt EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. #. A lot of baseball holdouta who have advanced from emailer leagues|the Red Aox, and Warden Johnston ae Leading Dentist are beginning to realize about this time wh. anlary terns 10t| pitohed the first ball | Offices, 1 to 38 Union Hlook, Ti8 Miret av.las big o they wanted, 1 jection with the penften Oper ce unt ® nd Bu; Now that Jim Thorpe’s name le no longer on the publio’s lips, the| fit culled the “bush league. The ge = Mig ie whe worn, | TU 19 out that Muggsy McGraw will give the Indian athlete hia|goason for this latter aggregation ta Read my «article in the Saturday ther [vas 1 papers, also oponod,