The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1913, Page 2

THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1913. 2 JOHNSON ARCHER ENTERS CHUGBIKE RACE 3 IVORY-SKULL PLAYS | Jess Willard Is Biggest Fighter in Ring mn togoreci a Rae «| BY CHAMPIONS GIVE Since 1868; Jeffries, Jack Johnson, and Old | HANGS UP © a ee F the. tmaorctelraoe Co, be hel John L. Sullivan Were Pigmies Beside Him here at The Me sdows next Sunday GAME TO BEAVERS|___Jehe L. Sullivan Were Pigmies Beside Him) A RECORD) ‘iit criss Lou . mormon asa The Lovera-Olympla game was PULAR PRIC i Nebtponed tant Gantay on aqpount| Joun Willard, the giant cowboy, Jack Vucinich, who weighs 198!) yo) ieon the Ms ~ PO RICES ie a wel grounds. | Seattle put up an excelent exhb)@ three-run lead who is scheduled to box Gunboat pounds and stands 6 feet, Is shown veri iad a baal : >. — 5 wu ms - |} bitton of rotten ball playtng tn the The — Raymond-Killitay foozle|Smith in San Francisco on May posed In front of Jess Willard. voviiday wh be tuere ‘ i antages Theatre os lenird of t erles with Vancouver |came In the sixth, Fullerto | 20, fs the biggest man pugiliam has Notice how much bigger Willard I® | nord for ¢ ee @ in . * ma ATHLETIC PARK t aday, aud lost, 8 to 4. Aldiaposed of two, when MoMurdo|known since the days of Ned than this other who 16 Rb ee nie moore pidge Unequaled, Vaudes ‘owe Paagy 4 bonehead play in center field, In |lifted an easy fly to center. Both | O'Baldwin, the Irish giant, who won self a giant. Willard can look over (OU) )° 0" he tt Beginning Matinee Togas, ? BASEBA | L which Manager Raymond’ waa as| Raymond and Killilay chased the|the heavyweight — champlonship his head. innings ag tI and h KEK AKMSTIONG'S GALAXY Op K much to blame as Outfielder Killl-| bail, and when they had camped di-|under London rules In 1868, beating the Browns we It haw de BANY DOLL pola Today at 3 P.M lay, took the heart out of Fullerton, |rectly under it allowed It to de-| veleped , By |g at Ak gf VANCOUVER VS. SEATTLE He went to pleces, and the Beay-|seend between them, To ox ato | passed the b mark f ~~ ee pr Sap caplet 4 heavily, To make mat-|himself, Raymond panned Killilay |tlve neore ir tt annanennnn nn woe Yesier car. Admission 250 and ters worse, Raymond soon after |in cholce language. Honing pvt - to f i es 3 KV RRR ET Sear jugeled another play, and it was| Two homers brought In a brace official wtatint f ' INTERUKBAN WAL way lait off of runs in the seventh for the Heavy 1, wi Do a was the fir feat for Puller-/ers. They made thelr final three the Chicago White sa obit ; led S-BAVING ONE ton, who had won six consecutive |in the ofghth body else ever wled th WAIN RAVING ; a) games, Fullerton was allowed to they Only two rune have been score .d DENTISTRY fre choo main {n the box until the Beay-| Umpire Eddinger does not carry against Johnson a anon | ers had tired of scoring. Then|cut } uted threats to wave } | * Bae Peterson was sent In, The enemy | somebody to the clubhow tk hh kh hh tk tht tf t three more runs off him Beavers, led by Bob Brown, have|J0® Wormald in one round near |* ATHLETE 16 CHIEF * rhe Champions’ defeat yesterday |"crabbed” all week, and aa much |/nnfield, Mass __.|* CASS LAKE, Minn., May * oe eee eames for firat place, {can be sald about the Champa, but], Willard stands 6 feet 6 inches in ! * 15.—The general council of all * ties the two tonne io whow hettor|to date thelr only punishment has|*# stockings and in condition| | |* the Chippewas, in session Pend ff Seattle: Satie. too nae aa. theen verbal) We your back-|Welshs 230 pounds, which ts 10) DEADL C. |® here, élected Edward L. Rog- be form today than 1 arked uel ap: |b Se pounds more than Jeffries fought] lh aon dae Of Mt ha: autwers. @ r field yeatorday, | bone Riis to Jat, 20 pounds more than Johnson, | | IN NAMING | wity’s and Carlisle's most # \t the departure Pug Bennett was responsible for/#2d 46 more than John L. Sullivan. | * brilliant footbal Lyers * LL BROS. tile Bi ms two of the Beavers’ three home-run | Despite great height, Willard E\* their chief, Rogers captained * atile Beavers. tt pone flowh is evenly distributed over his | the Minnesota team at the * Just Printers pare mae Ewrrs ’ nt ies frame being one of the | eh Peay ‘ am. at the + ls nd got along nicely untt sev ‘i . V symmetrically bullt boxers with Mick n, in : @ Champe got a start t Peterson relieved Fullerton at 1 i Sie thitaiia aad, & - #* game with an, in 1 * P a 1O1a THIRD MAIN 1048 | ee ene oneieame too late to|the beginning of the eighth, and it|ho ever stepped into the ring. | N “FRANCISCO, May 16,—|# and was ajso captain of the #] OLD ABE” SAID sit . 2 | head the Beavers. Fullerton wo was’ Peto's initial al nce for| Hs reach is something enormous | with Tom Jones flatiy refusing to|® Carlisle squad *| “You can fool come of the peop eC a cailil g | eeed She Faeyr, when Beane a. Cnomek, Tee. 3 in ten. /a® the illustration shows, Jack Jaccept Jim Griffin as the third man| ®* # ® & # #8 & th hh Hem | some of the but you can't iy io with two oF on gave Vancouve ed him was four bite Ina row, |Vuelnich, the | boxer standing tn| lin the ring, the managers of Gun-|=———— - oom all of the peo; DANCING homer wi tes Bhe ~ |front of him, being « pretty good | el ye Ny oem, nhs ‘fay Age er OME a man himself, standing 6 foat| leak tees eat Teandee r4 sg ‘ HIPPODR LAN TEMPTED Jand weighing 195 pounds. With Sccukd Geel, iotay aa 4a cept gp ily o Fifth and Univer BILL s outstretched Willard measures over the selection of « refe sn0 bis ad en nents tinae ’ from flager tip to finger Tom Jones, Willard's manager, and tion of the pu Fai BY NE W Y RK S Ol | ERS: or two inches short of seven Jim Buekley, representing Smith WHIDBY ISL..ND po bur be and Promoter Coffroth met in « at hi ors from Now Yor w York offer ts that it d ot! For @ man of his enormous size | Teehnh a aaiieainn abiardtl, ‘hat pein promotere- fc volve much danger for the he is exceedingly fast with both failed to get together, finally ad FARM LAND tee it jon bout bet on said Nolan. From a com-|foot and hand and ts fatrly clever, | journing to meet at noon today social tin -* Cross July 4 re received nercial point of view a 10-round thanks to the tutelage of Bob Fits ne ly wouldn't stand for . ; traced elles “DENNY-RENTON tlas by Billy Nolan, Ritchie's scrap in New York with no decision | simmons, Ruby Robert taught him Oring suid) Jones, after the cow.|| from which you can got a good || tee we All Clay Products manager. 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Sprt book (olone Keattle, Wa. Ploane send me, prepaid. 90-page Iluatrated book your tree Addrens Town evenings, 7 tot days, 10 The First Chris né the ( ch league ° a margit minster F EXTRACTING FREE Anne Chri At Albany Cot Mate Dentists good reasons, that I am not at lib At New York Ritchie would be true as an arrow, doscribing no erty to make public, I would call in no danger of getting beaten, for ares as the blows of so many box: | off the match before I would ac there {s not the slightest chance ers do. cept Griffin.” that Cross could put o O. Willard learned that he could! ol es In the short re would fight while driving a freight team se of cloar profit in Oklahoma. He won soine fight woe 2 2round GO chiefly because he was so bie and || ALLSTAR NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE ‘ 1 t ‘ TEAM MAKING GOOD IN MAJORS on, ie the stro! an offs rid 4 ner he whe Here is a ball team, composed entirely of ball twe hope tis 1 has done all that) graduated from the Northwestern league, now making g ‘There ts one has been asked of him. $ f the 4 Nigar ever, and that n one of the two major leagues night the artic eeeeeareeeeeans Catchers—Meyers, New York Nationals, with Butte, will be d. Thoy sec * JACKSON PREPARING *) 7 , " ‘ iis ned , down at Frisco that I am bluffing |» FOR BATTING JINX #| 1907; Whaling, Boston Nationals, with Seattle, 1911-12 but they will se all right.” ® If ever J Jackson of the * Pit > Cleveland Americans, with Spokane Bh 1909: Seaton elphia Nationals, with Portland, 1909 SENDS 1 fs Iphia Americans, with Spokane, 1911; Gervais, Boston, Na 4; tionals, with V er, 1911-12 MEN HERE : not going to First base—George Stovall, manager St. Louis Americans, | * caught unprepared *! with Ogden, 1903; “Hap” Myers, Boston Nationals, with Spo- : ¥ ) a P a j® Just to show what he can do #/) 0. 1919 PORTLAND, May 15-—A squad|* righthanded, Jackson tries *| . 4 ne ey lof 14 wrestlers and doxers will) * him out right-handed # | Second base—Egan, Cincinnati Nationals, with Spokane, leave here at 11 o'clock tonight for|* against the Cleveland south *} 1905. ‘ * paws four or five times every *| § , to take part in the North-|* p ree s west championship bout to be|* morning batting practice at *| Shortstop—Tinker, manager Cincinnati Nationals, with staged there Friday and Saturday i~ League park Portland, 1901 The Multa lub will . Joe bats cross-handed when + ; ; the largest hitting from the right side of Third base—Paddock, New York Americans, with Van-! five wrestlers boxers. |# the plate. i 008.9 Columbus club ¥ four boxers.|* the Pte ss eee el iver 1908 a : ers, and the >| | Left field—Lee Magee St. Louis Nationals, with Seattle, ctat 107 the Ser> Center field—I Mann, Boston Nationals, with Seattle A — Seattle, | NOP ise 1012, Benny Meyer klyn Na th Seattle, 1907, Right fiel Hyatt, Pittsburg Nationals, with Vancouver, t 1908 Utility—Eddie Mensor, Pittsburg Nationals, with Port-| CHURCH LEAGUE RESULTS ta 1911 ONLY $800 i vople's anh ating IS NEEDED The ox on of tea a very im Two games have been played this e m of ¢ ati . pa ad week T Anne |Pertant matter Tou — = | The efforts Pry the exploitatior Chris the med e4 without pain en bureau of the Chamber of ¢ Presbyterians, 6 to 4 Firs ay : . he - r to raise enough money t aa Christians won from n|*T someone who kno: cad f the penses e varsity H ‘a nena ecialiet extractor who extracts teeth be ig pay the Quese eps in June t pain this afternc Church League Standing n. 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