The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1913, Page 2

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' eth of Poreeiain with have the best for | SCHOOL BOY ATHLETES WILL BE PUT TO THE TEST SATURDAY | DUNDEE FEARS WOLGAST |"™#'so FOUL TACTICS) “=== boy to ¢ 267 The elehth annual outof school boys, which will be held on the t pus next Saturday afternoon, is to be the in the Northwest Twenty schools have ente with Green Lake, Interlake and Lowel meet starts at 1:30 o'clock A list of the events follows CLASS A (uniimited)-——100-yard 12-pound shot-put; running high jump; CLASS B (100 to 120 pounds) running broad jump; & pound shot CLASS C (85 to 100 pounds) running high jum 440-yard relay CLASS D put dash pole 75-yard dash S8O-yard relay yard dash; have the | There will be no admission charged, and a bi nity ar a total of yard vault; « jump; running high jump; 360-yard relay Baseball certainly is a funny, proposition, Last season, and in ons prior to that, a visit here Spokane club was a most {m portant event to Seattle fans, The great fighting spirit which existed between the teams in those days drew the shekels at the ball park Seattle still has the so-called spirit, | runs. but in the Indians that rivalry which has marked their pre- vious appearances is sadly lacking The games are about as exciting as| counted dash (85 pounds and under)—60-yard dash Wa st crowd Is expect y BOYS ENTERED | IN TRACK CONTEST r track and field meet for grammar of HIGH SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR MEET WITH TACOMA While it ts freely predicted here }high Jump, Gallagher, ‘Tacoma, | hat the Stadium t choc . and Koester n way seem to ‘ at have an even t for the mile ar thee ye Rushmere, Stad is conceded 1 meet to t the high jump. Ed Hussey, Broad: | A nex Saturda way, ia! ly to grab the 440. Coa We t « Colema White 20-vyard—Cole he chances of b athletes man, KR t 410-yard-—Wood Hus} are hopeless, but in view of the | sey S80-yard McDougall emt showing made in the recent city jer, Mile-—Koester, Ande High ay and Queen Anne! fu Slaton, Isham . won the —Cor ».| meet An and Adair, Pola wi} Lincoln fintshe ' hurdies—Adair, — Polar Broad | 8 usual, the advantage of a city Jump—Poland, Slat Relay— | ly one high school looms y, Coleman, Wood | &. Seattle has three separate entrant 20-yard high schools fighting for the 440-yard-—Kyner, * Rowe BEALS BECKER wurels, v Tacoma’s forces are 880-vard—R High hur poset 8 Bu " Rogers | PHILADELPHIA, June rm Sty ea ak Cadwat[exehange, whereby Real he 10-yard f Maley, | formerly ‘of the New York anime. ie fore becomes a member of th ls rhe: Sake Vani eonear hia Nationals, and Dodge confined to Slaton, Broadway, a hillles, goes to Cincinnati, has Patton, Queen Anne, Hoth have Merny" reset ragga pepe cleared the bamboo at 11 fect aix Oe, Seen Site, Cin aae mt a $90-yart—O' Neil, d Becker from the Giants at rick, Queen Anne, ap Mille, High jumy beginning of the season, Heck ssavk Tiel dan tee cane oe tle a ho Shotput—_|¢r Will probably appear tn the Phi vals in disen 1 shot. Those nt Disew be Dp Thureday. He is t who have watch the Ta patrick. Broad jump | supple ekert, who is out of the csi epethae, ¢ oe he Pole vault--Pat.|&&me on account of injuries 440-yard ron running high jump running broad jump running broad or two of our twirlers are in the habit of celebrating a victory by over-indulging in intoxicants Booze and pitching do not get along well together. ee Cadman’s two hits Tuesday ac for an even half of our In the first he singled, scor gingery | ing Shaw, and his bingle in the enth brought to 8! Wagner ts another “Honus.” nev haw and Niil a chess match for the championship | efforts at the bat Tuesday netted of the Y. M.-C. A cee | Cohn has a regular congress of) nations in the makeup of his team, | with Coveleskie, Pole; Pappa, Auer, Altman, Ostdiek and Wagner, Ger. mans; McCarl, Scotch; Risberg, Swede; Cadreau, American Indian himself a Hebrew, and Dave Kraft Missourian. Ha! he secret is out Here's why the Indians don't win. Not an Irishman in the lot! oe Henry Peterson, the St college pitcher, has finished colle: and joined the Seattle team Tu day as a reguiar, Manager Ray ttle |a homer and a two-bagger. SMALL STARS IN. The second series of games for jthe city high school tennis cham- Martin's | plonships were pla: on the Se Tennis club courts Tuesday fternon Bob” Small, the Franklin high mond will put Peterson through stiff school crack, demonstrated he ts practice, and says he probably will one of the best racquet wielders to be used against the Indians anor tourney. He and his partner eee Palmer, again cleaned up in the A major league is negotiating doubles. Small uses his height to with Bob Brown for Outfielder Kip-| excellent advantage. The next 7 pert have bid for Kippert’s Manager Cliff Blankenship of the} Rocker Kitamurt Lyon and J Missoula club, in the Union associa. | ard Downes tion, has wired Cohn for Infielder| "iam Altman, to take the place of Pete|aine ¢2. te 6-4 Morse, now out of the game on ac Palmer and Smal Franktin. count of an injury, It is not likely | Bories and Goodwin. Broadway, 7 Cohn will grant the request Sesiier, Weanta” teak “Winen eee There is one thing that | tending to render Seattl pitching staff inefficienct. One ‘Suffered Wit For 20 years I was on the sick list. Bronchitis or Asthma. 4s soon as I would lie get up to get my by 1 am pleased to the best for down I would b 1 wax advised on a great deal of his work fe very easy to take, and what jt has done for me [know JOHN HAWKINA, Cor. 4 OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM | DR. NUE Telephone Queen Anne 3127. —____ h Bronchitis suffering more of lees from Chron! for » tor others Beattie, Wash done on pe th ana ith N. EB RNBERO 16 and 16 West Harrison, = | th? Lorgust Sale HIGH, 5 O'Clock ow Three Standard) Grades : Capital Household _50c. All High-Class Grocers ~ Order Trial Package TO-DAY! ton, | D. \* * * RADE Team World H. M. B. rea the Evans, jr., rn Golf association team, |pear on the Seattle links for three days, beginning June 11 leaves Chicago for a Pacific coast Thursday night Members of the team in Individual contests Evans will | Minneapolis, country, A controversy * question thres * mateh '® Ritchie and Joe here At last we bh for the green hat ineluding “ yesterday, *® Ang | ® feren | was postponed *.when Nolan | ® mana *® manager will aded that another tourneys | Frasier Hale, of Chicago. Ch will this ver compete in a elty high school It is understood several big sames will be played Thursday Tuesday's results Donbles COMING TO TOWN Some of the best golf players in| arles who make up the West-| 1 ap The team of the tour will play | and team tensa the July en R unt! meet ow fr It hide 1 wil ers of Los After two futile, con the matter today the champion’s r, and Joe Levy Rivers’ again 4 5 Yo . * Nolan declared | morning of the 7 Ceo. $1. \* Bathe wouls te Ja@pound , a to : “gel ane Sealed air-tight quarter, half and pound # some other tran packages PRA ob eet the | * Promoter Graney's office. « 144 on fight was t and turning match and get in the various cities aptain the golfers. The ng men will be seen in ac Howard Lee, Detroit; Phil Stan Grand Rapids; Harry Legg. and Jarred K. Wood E. Sawyer, Carl Devol and |eeweekhhehthhhhhhh | CAN'T AGREE ON WEIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP GO SAN FRANCISCO, June 4 over the weight 1 lle at * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * he* * * * * * hhh hh on idea of the ack of the hat ‘ THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1913. |BOY FATALLY HURT Struck on the head by @ discus | which accidentally slipped from the hand of Holeom trick, the Queen Anne Herbert Olundh 1 hurt on the high playgrounds Tuesday after boy was taken to the al, suffering from He lives with bh Annie 8. Olundh, a FIGURES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE SWAP of Canada, who has bee! We're t POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y, June 4./for the past week, ha Tacoma The University of Washington| Word from his manager, Morris by thrashing the V. hia ‘eg 5 aha acid so ihe Condon, that he has been matched Restaurant and ers two straight games Tuesday," F'* Of gellar i © with Freddie Welsh, champion of Cafe while Manager Tealey Raymond and fetta bere June 21, arrived from England. The bout takes place at hin Ch —y otuad the visiting In Seattle this morning. The ath St ; praca B.C july 1 ih FIRST AT MADISON. Mans a second time. The score to be in splendid cond Ray Campbell, the Seattle b 35c—LUNCHEON—35c attle am ht vO A. ¥ Bente Bato ma {left Seattle Tuesday night for Var SOMETHING NEW- CABARET D ‘ » : : fn the regatta wil bave arrived be | couver, accompanied his man . o- 4ueenns ee 7 ‘ $ he end of the week. ager, Lindberg, to begin immediate nese Banas ‘ : WOODS WINS M tratr for his bout withe Welsh th te Afternstn ee : : | EDAL 0 June 12 MISS VIOLET MACDONALD oes Mapes aaa Jock ‘ ~ MISS ALTRE MASQUERA ss 2 ' ‘ ; Wellington Woods won the an SAILOR IS MATCHED SA" Inwaree Po Ps ‘ jnual Coe medal for Broadway bigh Charlie Fox, champion welter . . SEM _ = |fchoo! athletes, competed for on ehamp of the’ Puget sound navy ETH YOUNG ~ » | the Lincoln park cinder track Tue 4, and Henry Kraiger, the Seat ‘em Bari Fook am } “oF a * yard, an nry raiger, the & “r ‘ | day afternoon tle boxer, have been matched for a Phenomenal F ale tone Harbison, : > ¢| It fm necessary to win th Maste From 1:80 to 2 & m. ae : ae a » win the medal |fourroynd bout to take place be- Wonne : -.$ $j tures times before one becomes fore tHe Pacific Athletic club, of — —OUR OWN TRIO— — Pappa. ‘ ee 0] Cermanent possessor of the prize.| Bremerton tonight ri other} . JACK O'DALE, Pianist MeCart. 19 1 0 6 & © 1|Woods ts yhomore. Edward|fast bouts will precede the main re ‘ ee second event ' ‘ au. p ee ee ° Sag eee or ; 4 : \ . + 3 ncoma . eo AMERICAN LEAGUE | ¥ i ret | Washington ; ‘ ' rf “ r * : : . 1» 4 4 1“ m9 COAST LEAGUE Won. Lost Lon Angeles a7 ‘ yakland 3 Hactamento rr Portiand 446) AMERICAN 1 | Clevetand §, New Yo ton 2, Bt. Lou NATIONAL LEAGUE " Bt. Louie & Boston 2 | RTUWESTERN LEAGUE | Hpokane 1 Tacoma 4.4, Vancouver 2-8 Victoria 1¥-8, Portland 5-1 COAST LEAGUE Los Angeles 3, Sacramento 1 Oakiand §, Portiand 7 100 TO 1 SHOT IS “DERBY WINNER | EPSOM, June 4.—Running sec ond in a terrific drive, A Cunliffe's Aboyuer, a rank outsider at 100 to 1, today won the Derby, the piel ribbon of the English turf, only be: cause C th Rowe Iamay's Craganour; favorite at 6 to 4, was disquali-) finish line. W. Raphael's | 10 to 1 was third. The | 1 heh time was The race was worth about $35,000 | to the winneg, PROTESTED GAME STANDS | a meeting of the executive of the Public Schools erday it was decided that | the protested Minor-Adams game would have to stand as played. | Adams won, 8 to 7, The final game for the championship of the elty in Clase A will be played at Lincoln park Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock The title conflict 1s between Adams \aud South Park.’ | | TOP RUNG AGAIN ON THE HUDSON | WILL USE LOS ANGELES, June 4— | Johnny Dundee has created considerable amusement in the ranke of the fight fans here by requesting Promoter McCarey to advive Ad Wolgast that he must fight above the belt when the boys meet in their ed uled 20-round match at Vernon next Gaturday night 4 to have t if he ht Dundee declared to McCarey h defeats the former lightw champion, he wants to turn trick the most approved manner, rather than by a foul verdict is report Wolgast was hopping fied when he heard of Dundee's | move, and ventured the asser | tion that the little Italian will be in dreamiand when the bat tle Wolgast p McCarey ends phoned mpty that he BIG GY WINS HIS TENTH STRAIGHT CLEVE! 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