The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1913, Page 2

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1913 Baseball “justice” is a funny proposi- tion. The big crowd at the game yesterday would have voted Umpire Eddinger a medal last night. But along comes Fielder Jones, president of the league, and suspends the 14 BOUTS ON CARD 94 ATHLETES HERE |." FOR P. N. A. EVENTS ©): FIST FIGHT PULLED | ans are f 14 bouts, ¥ Ideal Place for Your ‘FOR LADY FANS ‘ OFF P n store her 1913 Picnic ; umps. J ig mo It all happened because Manager Ninety-four amateur boxers and shonid go to Davies, of the James ariatt 50 ) 6 a GOLDE *ARDENS ot he lead © 10 local boys, Ba . Archie Wya olb al at el. Ballard 43 The Mi eg hf ol Brown of the Vancouver team assaulted the wrestlers, tnaluding $0 toa} bors, |Bey A. Ora ae ae lone, the Pacific champion, w pas tae gam left fle ce, They tn umpire when Eddinger was ordering him Cesclation ebampion- | pousd While the fs Dug’s, was ca age sa gli pis off the field. Brown pulled off his beautiful b Ueeae tie attr ee ie at " @ . * 4 when Ma alsh w eached third : 4 attle Athletic club. \ 6 ‘ be sees, when Ma A pitehes, and erformance in view of several hundred the championships the 145+ \ Pp ng NPE rd Aaah women. He should have been arrested and FA RE Pg os Be Retr) ° er fow one nletic ub ‘ ir o nv € « in i at dragged off the lot by a cop. Instead he the greatest num- Neither does Seattle look forward Oe ae tat Piel vo ga tn Mh was honorably escorted to the club house by ber of title possessors._ Via to 8 clean-up in the wrestling, uspension from President Fi > t : ctoria, Spokane and Tacom no an likel a ¢ Siete who wae-at the game om a two-run President Dugdale. sent down strong delegations, too, fans will have an opportunity of will be heavily fine n Umpire Eddinger all through the mess It was originally p ned to stage seeing a bout between Karl Meibus A . Brown > n ted th t bett th Id h the boxing and wr ng contests and Larry Madden, the two P \ é dinger y and plaste acte e¢ man par etter an cou ave Friday and Saturday evenings, but land rivals for be Leg honors. sc C i the large entry Het necessitates aft’ Both men are entered in th Sete, accieta y A big crowd been reasonably expected. He has umpired ernoon outs, also, The Seattle Ath- heavyweight heavywe ey enaken teew four hard games during the week, and has club, with {te 30 en events, and prospects are go first sacke Brown y seer pe u ide the lines, and i ini iri slnea to make a strong xr a bout between them fntormed Eddiager 1 aheiee * sea ANDERSON STRONG handled matters without _ fining = firing titles, The fight for the 11 The two men have met three EE ulary he was a OT FIGHT players. That is perhaps the fans’ only com- ind title should be a pretty one. times, Madden taking the last bout Th 4 fail FOR MAND! lai i hi He should h. il ed The 8 A. C. has thr » rrow margin, Metbus will Puaty,.ane : piaint against him. Ie should have silenc at this weight in Pint m the Muktnomah club and The Reorganization of ea th the 108 ANGELES, May 1¢-—Baé about 10 players the first day. And half of and Marshall o Potion Athletic nescein : » ho { a oe ndor nlone’ » thon. Sausages. the Beaver “yore Tuesday night, 1s those 10 are members of the Seattle team. an nlm ear ttt Rn A. Bridge & Co. acenrased | the teat tine of : te ca The suspension of Eddinger, in view of | sdaiioah tet Muiiiviale- iaue. are ; discour opt baby. er today the facts, is rank. TS | the only ones which have been form Is in Progress ly, he set his spikes dow Farl Moha " lated, Bi ms will take along ately, It seemed, on Fadinee'hrown| “Bud never again will go into the an vere, whieh will sive We told you what we are going to do, po Me sae pea ; t Bro’ attle baseball fans a chance to : f aside to escape the stabbing pro-|ring as he dit for Me te is. being " WILL PLAY HERE see such men as Ch Mathew and we are going to do it—make this cess the latter struck him. Then said Mohan © ts rl op, Ed Walsh and not until th finger fought | taken to the weight gradually abe HAL CHASE Oe eset gre the back. Tt t t few blows Will make it without « a e PTs : betire the piayere int red, eh stronger now than I ever saw TO BE SOLD That Seattle fa bored he Hogs ty BIGGEST UNION LABEL STORE ON | chance to see the famous THE COAST Dugdale escorted Brow field. During t Neeman made i “in | the bulk of Hants and Chicago W |FRANKLIN DEFEATS | LINCOLN AT TENNIS To do this every Suit has got to go that’s Soattle iii took the lead in the | here now. For Saturday we have taken © HEN RIVAL OF me soventh gume out of 500 Men’s Suits, All Wool Suits, all sizes, starts. It was a nip-and-tuck af “. ES P's 00 E too—Browns and Blues and Grays and fair. Kippert, Konnick and Nill got] Palmer . Mixed. homers. +++ $25.00 Suits that are honest values at. ATHLETIC Pi ce te 7 PHILADELPHIA, May 16.— THLETIC PARK | noor k 1 ve m i ATHLETIC noon Franklin wil Queen , aes The famed goose that laid the Suits that are honest values at......$20.00 ty iden «© a n . BASEBALL Thaker hg gine tinge rg age op is geseratly cic“: Suits that are honest values at..... . $18.00 squ 2 A game with West Seattle hey to be arranged at a later date, |CAN'T PICK REFEREE} Mrs. George W. 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