The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1913, Page 2

f # ‘ = THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1913. ATMLETIC PARK BASEBALL TODAY AT 3 P.M. M’GINNITY DROPS THREE MEN, AND ALMOST WINS ONE FROM THE TILIKUMS TO TACKLE HARLEM TOMMY NEXT JOE RIVER Tacoma va. Seattle a qn Admission 250 and 60e, Yesler Car. - Catcher Foley, Outfi Fiseh-[their lone tally in the elghth, Me (ate! & sare rs er and Inflelder Ch aye released | Mullin worked Fullerton for a pas It Gon ser ony Mat MeGinnity of the local}and Keller singled, © MoMullir y — ify raggetee Northwestern League club today.j/came home on Neighbors’ alngle ay ™ Sieme “Roe Stil ther reductior the ataff|At this stage, Manager Raymond wt @), Y are pla it the Ti|sent an 8, 0. 8 Johnelder and 10 Pe] chief will first sign some new] Fullerton gave o the ble \\ i material whic is negotiat:| Dutchman, Nordyke rolled one t } y to: who wat|Ni who, by good fielding and a ) ieee a, haw been|fine throw, pegged Keller out at ee a 1 against the | the pl The next two batte AS ta Conve trey wo if order IN TOWN AND LOCH EM lw « 4 SEN ding the} Hig Ed Kennedy played hin firwt ALBERT HANSE} : 4 After y game with the Tigers yesterday Pvrey reer Ramaue: Shanes otweon the Champs}and made a favorable tmpression ih STARTS THE Fine Jewelry, Sterling Silver Rengals, » to aus] with his new boss by tapping the POWD LOOKS . ye ny that the opening exh{ditton | ball for two ingles ' LIE THAT @ktNW Geener pop Ba | Gracey Tacoma, in which we won by] “Troy Man McGinnity, the Tiger oy a ore nichts might have been a ruse oO jowner, and a former 1 loae Sins FONT art of the “Iron Man” to tn-/atar, will pitch for th Tige ‘overconfidence into our pete.| Thursday, which t# Indies’ day b] Nevertheless tho Tigers played the Manager Raymond bas not de x ‘ kind of ball Monday that would {1 on his selection, but wil 2 . Bang : er} y choose from Dell, Ma . ) a paeeeall re, and and Aipe - rc ta they , a ft} Amn KR HM POA F that should have earned a victory : % , for them “ ‘ 1 Seat after tt t s ¢ ‘ otand athit the | te 1 : e 3 y. acome AMR M POA FF hurled the ball wild five times tr , i att ting to event an equal ‘ a ae . ‘as b} The two amatiest pitchers of bot a a oe Bivtee HAG OUT GROWN ° ms worked on the mound. The NS ay ie NE FEATHER AWE IGNT CLAYS Ag AO ME won D Vaudeville, $ p. m. to f/ teams worked on tt rh = ; 4 AMD THE NEXT TIME tenes reer nen UOT sige : = jiminutive Kurfess survived the |< us ok ae 8 Pee be ras tines ve anes mee? THAN othe full nine tnnings, but Charite Ful ed SE Re i a Oa) BL AC A LeNT when Table d’hote Dinner, with pint fii. ton was dragged from the box in Per 22 se ae JO“ RIVERS of wine, T5e the eighth, Kurfess had the edge 1 6 1 1 & 6] SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.—| York, according to word recotved| harite. vwt bat alx bite , It ta 4 rod 1 Be ganered Wy te. TF . 4 44 18 1|Tommy Murphy, conkueror of Ad here. It tn declared My " - gers from Fullerton’s offerings Wolsant, ts practically stened to box staged tn Madison Square Gar Phone Main 963. Sch fer relieved Fullertor vane ae Ge BEE e- ter nds with Joe Rivers in New on the nix ot May 17 ting Tigers down with no runs a Ags 2 Ba z and no hits Saartfies hive ole Co Ilia oe ears seo hs Sets Sees SS| american art 2 awakening of Stonewall Jacksor out—By Pulte by Office 114 Jackson St [Stonewall walloped the ball for nT Tied | At Cleveland At Cincinnati three hits, one a double, out of four | iy Nenneiae a ‘Low x Cleveland Batte Hamilton and Lietield t At Philadelphia Harter, Clarke a us rin er | Philadelphia At New York MAIN 1043 Hattertes — McConnell, Schulte! Game called; darkness Bis THIRD re land Williams 1 Lapp. | Philadelphia ie CLos™ ) INDIANS ANNEX ONE lesieals ica patios tad y eight! SPOKANE, April 23.—The In| cpiice, =| Wenrann “and Wile MISK KITTY COVELL and MR MANS amps scored thelr runs tn /aigne took the field against the Nees |CMCAO - oo oe ooo 0 aoa sun 8/7 wi a Wile rd and the seventh yest with their infield shifted. | wonne: Scott and Easterly | m and, coupled with the stellar twirl At Washington % biet Cadreau, won by the|» , e ‘ reso A t ; we score of 2 to 1. x 0 gs 4 nd neewnre 90, |tDOlr On the ® a, ee et an : ‘ Perritt and Wink nn | Cane ON whet ae ee eS ‘ Carri At Boston winning run ries—Cadreau and ay —— er MeG ty’s squad & rdin and Moek sic . WIN GAME ON ERRORS COAST |W Poy ma At Los Angeles | VANCOUVER, B.C, Apri The Reavers won a hard-fought > | tle from Pippins yes: | Oakiand | terday, when fumbles by Williams TT x “AMU. Ts } and Murray, two walks and Hen Batterie | Pio cocheonscrslaanding ny | LEGISLAT nett's sing scor the winning | Hitt and Tosnem | “SEATTLE THEATRE rae te the elasth, tualenael Tone At Portland | ) the Pippins scoreless Sacramento .. ° Phone Main 43 Press Leased Wire Vancotver .2) @ = «© 1} Portland Tonight—Al! Week ga! CHICAGO April 23.—To Reged ‘ ° 2 2] Batteries —s Baliey & Mitchel! Present ithat there ts ‘nothing harmful tn 16 Ingersoll and Lewis; | Hagerman and Marry — » |round bouts of the sort his DIN DP" mi onner and Murra: At Ban Francisco |. The ortet racing program of} “PATHER AND THE BOYS! poses, State Sena.or Carrol!, who ~ vb ms Los Angelon ape a g|the Pacific Motorcycle Rac Q Prices 20c, 30¢, 50c has g measure before tne San Francisc ctat! r the atx racing events |! Bargain Night Monday, Any Seat 25c eink na to stage a boxing AMERICAN LEAGUE Hai teries—Cheek The Meadows May| exhibition at Springfield. Carrol Standing of the Clade gan, Ba and n rearranged In a m is here today : Leet 1 ox, but devi | Pantages Theatre ¥.00°..2"" iataionin mat Govt Matinee Daily Twice Nightly a Pockey Be espstte lab y in the arrangement of the var ED MORRELL A ee HIPPODROME As a ig Pardoned Lifer—Former Outlaw " H ‘ PP sal 8 ee vent of t ta be th " 5—Other Big Acte—5 “7 « 1 Dancing Tavaht by Competent B '°* the card full progra 10¢ and 20¢ | NATIONAL LRAGUR bbb zor PRP Utes Alar Standing of the Clubs. ==" TT FOHIO Oise RATE ather an me) DENTISTS :oy Street flying start aser-Paterson Co.| b Standing of the Clubs Wen. Leet. Pt | Onnosite F the Boys” |@ 5 s Now playing at the Seattle Theater, is a eeteae | augure Standing of the Clubs. play for the whole family—sweet, clean Lot Angetee ; : |We Stand Back of Our Work for 12 Years and rich in humor. Best Seats 50c Painless Dental Work |Best Gold CROWES 606s decease | Best Bridgework, LOOKS ROSY 10 doubles tourney started Full | Plates, $5 and...... $8 of ingles. The t Best $8 clash on the Bis A CHICKEN TAMALE SPREAD] They'll be Aclivered # We use t Mex & M, ken Tamales for that next informal spread | Plates. an recipe tor Tamales and Chill Con Carne the B. & M. TAMALE GROTTO | We Use Nothing but the Best ‘°’* 1511 THIRD AVE MAIN 5206. Material jane Painless Extraction Free 1 Pa With Other Work g “THE OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM” ‘1 4 AND 16 WEST HARRISON ie disease, i few weeks with us at the Sanitarium effect we have on your condition. Special doctors handle Come a OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM DR. NUERNBERG, 1 be at home at the Effective March 26th, 1913. S.S.PRINCE RUPERT S.S.PRINCE GEORGE Tel. 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SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.—Sat isfied the best crowds are drawn by the night fights ner than the Imperial al- |i ereattor asc Annis: _ CAMPBELL wing | OVER CANADIAN |” If Johnny Murphy Makes Good While Chance and Tinker Fail, Then Murphy May Laugh, But The summer of 1913 may be! : pleasant for Owner Charley Murphy ao ae of the Chicago Cubs, and then It a P may be decidedly wi sant, Much decis ¢ Murphy's baseball reputation ts t with Frese V ti staked on the outcome of the years the i i dian, here lage po eampaten or infighting ena Mn If Johnny Evers comes acrons and rer ba 00) on a big showing with the ( tion t phy will be In a pow 1 % woul celve compliments upon his shrewd the m “ , Cempbe vs ness in changing managers ly outgaming his opponent, ua If Frank Chance fails notably rieau show ns of tira, 1 1 f ‘% In with New York, more praise will t few re ti ampbell bepes coming Murphy's ™ | Ke i cht mateh wtp If Joe Tinker is unable to aatiafy J Bayley on Cineinnatt fans, Murj will have ust night's showing a ect right to remark, “I told } another you #0 The odds, however, are boxer, lost t ics in eight rounds, Hagen put up @ good Weeks brought Hagen do terrific 7 eu somewhat against Murphy has little material in Chance w York, apparently. Baseball men do | righthand walloy not expect him to cut a very wide |} Jaw in the fifth, but Hegel LH. swath with the team this year oetant. It was the Lots of improvement may be wh that earned the Gectslon top made with the Yankees Chance ts Weeks sure to do better, and will come tn — nty of ¢ t Almoet any oes with the team will b Hard Liquor provement over the showing Chance has nothing to low and everything to gain in Gotham, | rph ean scarce expect to of the “peer-| laugh at the expense # proposit in Cineinnati ult, Possibly Joe will JOHNNY EVERS the natives, but ft hard! i‘ me fair to expect Tinker to velop & couple of young pitchers who can go the route may be Red fans drink ‘ singing his praise as eo cause they're ver Some drink because they'ty Some men position of the team | “ late as t year—-fourth—during his first sea son a® manager Tinker needa pitching matertal.| , mg se _ ve Lol for «way, Frequently inst season I heard 2!" 6 release of Chance And some will drink at ap Se abe © lack of {8° from “popular, Chance nae Gs “ 7 me | poort eee ge ee the lack Of iii ver will be missed, although ap| 'f some one else will pay. plate If Tinker is so fortunate as to de Parently Murphy has signed up| The Mohawks trimmed the Bey | Pre™ #tare who give the Cubs a different con Hi © 8 to 4 in an exes the 5 nee from that of last De-\game Sunday, The Mohawks are | ce’ Under Chance the Cubs open to play any team (18 to oe | always & pennant c nm the city ity ‘ ' a Evers can scarcely Il games, phone Sidney {nsur short of this mark without censure. E pn and | - sostimctntnis ford , -y ‘ Our cent i tors. Pat Seott, Seattle Athletic elud’ P tt, Beattle Athi lub's 1 os Soria Dr. | » a Vietoria next 1405 eu borers will con NC t day af i eave for Victoria ng nk Vaire ector, who is in ng, will send a new member squad, at 158 p * to be a the mat game. nan, “Mugsy Wyard ar will go Ray fighters. Pit a at the Brondway is one of the club's best} Mugesy Ma 1} 1b wil m of Those who have rk predict a vie riday meet Davia the Northweat seen Marshall w« ory for him Archie Wyard, the club's best at; 126 pounds, and who has lost but/ one fight since boxing for the blue} diamond, hopes to bring bome the bacon. All three boxers will ap-| ear in the P. N. A. championships} >» bo held here. | FAMOUS TWIRLER’S FATHER IS DYING . AT_THE MOVING PICTURE HOUSES You'll Find Interesting Features at the Theatres Listed Below ‘Odeon Theatre ea A TIGER NOW. pelea pct eo & Bronehe feature STARTING WEDNESDAY 156i on—5c on So tee was out of a job but one day. 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