The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1913, Page 2

frre ere coer SERIO i RIVAY, APRIL SCHNEIDER BLOWS IN NINTH; WEL { J}UNBOAT SMITH CALLED Sail a VICTORIA CLUBS IN TWO RUNS (GUNBOAY SMITH CALLED | apaeroncerenteramrrneres : | ate Course IN FINAL ROUND; LITTLE TEALEY b] } ANCE when you buy real | estate of any kind i After pitchin elght innings of Nill and i jtime he kept the Dees r ¢ i against losses held them to three hits, n er , { from imperfect t h “cram ured out for \ | ineures you aga! wt bs Fgede , n eet fety. Eng mer Vancouve teh ers sing Yokima, in factal] | A postal or phone call will Crum wi a util] ful isform Score | bring usefu ‘0 | they had gtven up all hope, The an , A | Rees wo to 8 ‘ ‘4 : 3 t The really took Nii, os 2 of f. be 1 cham} It was a « Ww t : oo} ' ’ by Mtr 1 PY ° © | Washington Title emer or tiorsnemtees SE PP bg | Insurance Co. pibta “a the 1 as 1 j 802 Second Avenue at Am RM OA 5 nder State rvis he ‘ veal hi hse - fouble steal Shea made a ab She nimas picking ball out o! ‘ a ek Th nd baseman, tu on " t . t, who was dacb! ae: ae wild ¢ Pi O Bees. Three steals were recorde oa 8 against him. De was the only oOtf Schne es, Meek), of 4 ‘Z lee who n Wally, | Ke ° Viteon i ts y fF Walty’s 1 aed him “as, Pas < st \c ’ an | ae 29S JaE PLAN CONSOLIDATION OF ee | 7 | ot ® MOTORCYCLE FEDERATION ees. secov:392°7 22s on some ites. Ttch and Skin Diseases. Pric °| to “Gunboat” Smith, the Call- | has attained greatness in Bee. fornia heavyweight, is a pretty | fistic circle to something akin = Removes all pains and aches. At far ory, but there is something | to hypnotiem, his Sevengall | | | Eastern riders. accomplished ts. Refuse substitutes. James F. Gorman about the “Gunboat” that re being Jim Buckley, his man er phone e East 5027. P. O. Box 48.) and Oregon ¢ minds one of the fiction char ager. When Smith broke into won ext a Muaher Wedicine Co, Seattle, jora Federation acter. In the first place, the game in Californi —_—_—_—_ rl — Tacoma “Trilby” ie as famouse for her every evidence of poss con with the Ta bare feet as she was for the yellow streak as wide a wand toward the new organiza! apell che became & great sing would fight like @ tiger, but If F.A.M und or. Of couren Graith dees the other fellow managed to box in his bare feet, but reach him first with a punch that g, It was Smith's cus fect, nevertheless, are a e Mt. wil great part of | as it was | tom to look for a nice soft spot see ie | through or by them that he was mn whict drop. Time after 4 . a given his title of “Gunboat.” | time Smith pped, or tried to by apr tage Peat a eng They are No. 1 gunboats. stop, when nga were not . < : " The next joint of res ance breaking right with him and between Smith and iby” Smith and “streak” became synonymous. Then came Buckley The New Yorker wae in Ca with Mariem Tommy Murphy and saw ith In one of his good fights. He was impr ed and invited the “Gunner join his stable. Smith accept ed and ever since has fought like a champion, doing good work under the heaviest of fire. a etnies | Able Meter = | WOLGAST FAVORED BY BETTORS |Men Wanted AGE IN SECOND FIGHT WITH MURPHY j- re nar Not once under Buckley's man- agement has Smith shown is : signs of lack of heart. The ny Untted Pre Le v tha ” ° . } ened ° a only way that Pacific Coast SAN FRANCIS 4 for a fans can account for this won- derful transition ie that Buck charge. Whatever it may be, he has transformed what le School elahe . nown ng bh n Month's treatmer : withts - * boxer with the co of a : as nm and one hammering rather tributed toward putting Wolgast in| “Ritchie one ° git i jly on the championship 4 the same trim that marked his/or clear d 3 h the eme of > career. ed « « j for my daush'« fights at acm ; < $ Murphy, always a cons work-|ing har .% al Engines j Cor. Thir co <== 7 fring @ « . Call or Write for Information PORTLAND GETS TACOMA WINS ONE ]*: : E tice open 9 a. m tof toipm A E “hag | GREGG FOR KRAUSE) |. corypn io : ; * 14-515 People’s Savings Bank Bidg. | - Kurtess Sr ee © ‘ * 2 P . ‘ Second Av. and Pike St April 19.—Spe jens ¢ ‘ sions ther epare ’ : Me obivbn aac 1 coma, twir t Be Bac ————__— Kind of trade the: ninth a Dee ectical mado with the i - s for the star south . a . 4 paw use, for whom the « “ . ot . n San acisco Seals offered $4,0¢ s . - the Portland magnate t he Special 1 te S-month ecourecs | cured an ¢ clectrical Instruments ond testing fo for Dave Greeg, brother of th meter ree Partieviars farn mous southpaw, Vea ( in personal interview with the Elec We have some very good in some way !me sical Bagineer of the School ra jetics were dicke ‘Bbuys !n acreage near c.” said the judge. PLAY T SEATTLE ENGINERRING SCHOOL "Some tracts as low as $25 per asked our price. Dave always look-, enemas LD ae acy INNINGS INC % acre, ed sweet to \ McCredie, so b era ore ms 108-108-110 Woat Me even trade for ayer Yor “5 Pen Phone Q. A. 2 UNIVERSITY LOSES |1%,Pinpins used 14 piaye >: ane al staces ‘ t 2—Agnew Callan 7% a ees= “OHIO ak Oo AMERICAN LEAGUE Albert B. Lord An old established office, fuily equipp every department of real a Fum cost th re a Standing of the Club Northern Bank Bldg game for t A as Abe . : 1 tn his ow at whe oted ee Second Aves and University | two and ! ; pass i e ‘ ‘ 5 Street “DENNY-RENTON” © acanat of cle, t { (2%) Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co. Washington apa Sos Jer All Clay Products Pesan yy I NATIONAL LEAGUE | 1007 Hoge Bldg. Batterte n and Byler; | Siaading of the Clubs, | McFARLAND BEA KNIGHT te bed \ fies vod tats Kansas : | We Stand Back of Our Work | ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR at tod through SORTHWY RST er INAGUE | : Wiring, Repairing, Installing hands of Tommy snes Painless Dental Work 1018 Post St. Seattie Farle ‘ 1. ett x who beat Knight badly in their four-| ve . fe Best Gold round go at the Pavilion here. eats "| Crowns Dance at Dreamland tonight. **¢ 1 | Best Brid k a? ‘ est Bridgework, | Per NOORNT cercen os $4 eae rio. fo st Amalgam FUERG eaves ce i ' Full * Plates, $5 and...... $ BROADWAY HIGH WINS mes Fire-Proot Mapeter-Prect REV. M A. MATTHEWS VAULT i g entit ted “OUR FuTUS e STATE AND REWARD AS. SURED.” This | he series of the Gospel ¥ sermon on unday night ; ¥ will discuss the subject, “LAV. B| In a General Correspondence Card Writing i} ERY OR SOVEREIGNTY FOR Park . a : ; i} OUR BOYS—WHICH?” This in J) team slaughtered to te ates... soe ee the ancient game—meaning the real dyed-ip-the-woolers—look at the Billing Tabulating Label Writing third sermon in the series roadway 25 7 eU | Speaker and murmur, “Oh, yas, that's We ber's town Noisante Condiiont neon 0 10 46 | We Use Nothing but the Best} If it wasn't for Harold Weber thay wouldn't know whether Toledo _Name me service Sunday night b , yi r aman and Grelt Material | was in W yoming or on the Hackensack marsh, Anyhow that's what they ee sa i a ce ay nigt e er; Morehouse, Shearer and Hir A ‘ allege. M&ybe it pose. | ins i5; the musical pro Bf tc Painless Extraction Free But seriously, Harold Weber ts Toledo's only golfer of class. Hel | Agere’ — Tera With Other Work t f T fo ffom Florida as the ult of wintering In Flagler | To L. ©. SMITH & BROS. TYPEWRITER COMPANY lan with his parents, at . 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[AFTER CHAMPIONSHIP _|fP ores oe $ : at VW dana Best HAROLD WEBER th frond win \| Plates ' om Whenever Toledo, O., Is mentioned in golf circles, the followera of the time OSE A TOUGH ONES, FRENCHIE VAISE EARNS DRAW Baseball IN CLASSY BOUT WITH SMOKY Tomorrow, 2:30 GITY FIGHTER AT DREAMLAND { seattoys Victoria ; i} Ww ke, whe ‘ Fenchio Vaso, of Renton, faced] Hilly Week ho } ieudiiatal the toughest ponent of big r n« things comparative pe Vo 7am "i 2 bineon, the Pi ran rose gt \ eG ap burg f eter “at Dreainiand Jast|in Ivan Miller good INTERORBAN HALLWAY, ] | burg fighte | Tat " ‘ht, earning @ craw and giving dra am ; ry ellent account of himeclt. Billy Halleau and ttling | traine ] Va ~y “ twe pounds, | (Herb moet 1 dk His reach was much or whan 3 { the Pitted ee A. that of the Pitts ie fi It was one ‘ ng. ioe) sr From the very start the two a aes tt hammer and — tone We i landed bard and often to pastes sing alls. head, but afd ttle dam ap espa + firet three rounds the vl Valse ret Ps ‘ 4 ' ira up tor | a at ee Western Ornamen en when |s Wire Works Bor nat R 2443 Irving St, Seattle, Wash, oe Are ound (ert Kuirht, president United E tly Vaise’s, Hanh snett, oes "hone encom 1586, erdict - ice awarded bo arrir oo take Yara” Lur La a 6 1 Teh Grete LoMprE CO f ‘ Raymond will use either Dell or Maloney ag% net the Bees this afternoon Cad. man will catch Narveson wil ae probably be Lynch's choice. F Bhea or Meck wi! cate '° Manager and Smith Bees. Sunday Gipe and cee will probably oppose h ether a on the mound. 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