The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1913, Page 2

z i THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1913, | | FVERETE SEATTOS ALBERT HANSEN || OARSMEN REST FOR FINAL STRUGGLE TOMORROW ON HUDSON | 0000s pees terme | CORNELL FAVORITE ON EVE OF = NAPS AFTER "NOTHER | }.:'°: agin al tl | OEE 2 0 ciation, Larry Chappelle, Milwau kee outfielder, is & t the Cleveland American league club, and overtures have been made by Manager Birmingham for the Fitch ana Ust or re. Dancing Taught by Competent Seas | | here. ARE WORRYING THE BETTORS N. Ys POUGHKEEPSIE, found It necessary to seek shel speedy, hard-hitting Brewer June 20.—Campea of all the ter behind hilla where the Birmingham wants Chappelle {m rowers who will contest here stream was more calm. Wash mediately. ; In the big Saturday regatta Ington rested the entire day, ! NOW FOR | nant ins are quiet today, resting for the Coach Conibear declaring It pov sr a f ; struggle, which will come at 4 was better for his men to stay batting, d base runnt o'clock In the afternoon. In camp than go out on the strength of his club while the team river with such conditions pre- vailing. Conibear manifests has a chance to down the Athleties. Chappelle is really a baseball Bettors now make Cornell the favorite, but are playing the husky Washington crew no fear of Cornell's plan to get wonder—at least in fast minor for place. the Jump, being confident that league company, Ho 1s hitting Very little practice work was thie be Washington's long eult. about 243 just now, Is a gres done by the eights on the Hud Coach Courtney had all hie ural fielder and a splendid fon Thureday afternoon, A ehelle on the river, the epot he ner stiff breeze kicked up the wa chose for the practice being un: der the protection of the West THE FINISH!) Huteson | tere of the Hudson, and those 330 Second Avenue crews which were sent out ae -_ ern hills. All crews devoted their time rte and short sprints. The LET YOUR BETTER JUDGMENT DICTATE. HURRY TO THE SALE BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. NOT MANY DAYS LEFT. THE PRICES ARE RIGHT AND THE GOODS THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. ECONOMY DEMANDS YOUR ATTENDANCE. READ OVER THE PRICES, THEN REASON IT OUT FOR YOURSELF. The crew Is determined | | | start to get thie advantage. | Wisconsin hit 38 strokes from the start In the practice work In the afternoon, which took place up the river behind Of Made to Order erin evs Tie practice $15.00 Fancy Cheviot 5 95 500 Men's and Boys’ $1.00 Black Sateen Shirts, Men's Suits . Caps me oes extra c Heavy ...cececacceces $2.00 Fianne! Shirts, 95 collars attached .... c 75¢ Black Twill Work Shirts was confined entirely to thie work The oarsmen encoun tered difficulty In rowing the shell back to camp, the frail boat shipping much water. An accident has bufallen the Columbia freshmen. Wormeser, coxswain, cut his foot with an ax Thursday, but it is mot like ly the Injury will keep him out of the shell. 150 red and blue Handkerchief .......+ Trousers TOMORROW 20c Cotton Sox, white feet $20.00 Blue Serge, fine weave, All Wool ea ar Suite weeees $9.95 all wool 125.00 Fancy All Wool, latest Members of the Pennsyt- $ , ® 4 vania crew who complained. of cut, Men's Home 644 OE | 2 loves 43¢ sore handa ehowed improve- spun Sults Ol lid ‘ ment today, and it Is not likely h - thie will interfere with thelr 1 cheid roone Men's Suits, spenders, President Betting on the result of the struggle tomorrow Is light, the odds being 5 to 1 that Cornell 10¢ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs euros by OURBOROVERN $1.00 Union Suits, summer weight LARRY CHAPPELLE wing, and very few bettors hav- fe r uit, tn - Ing the hardihood to take a long $2.00 Keratol Sult balbriggan ........ c chance against them . 60c Straw 10 very Practically the only team ¢ Hats ae strong $1.00 Knee Length Nainsook - being backed at all against Cor- | Union he pt Hs the sturdy Washington § ANCISCO, June 20 $3.00 English $1 49 $10.00 Calfskin Sult Cases, fox team, and their breaking the § nf velatn Corduroy Pants “eJ iS he iatggl ng muscle ab pase Md a 50c Balbriggan Underwear; | \ other day Is the principal cause i $2.00 Worsted Pants, een © | $1.50 Moleskin drawers double i — 7 of the short end money going i choice patterns ; J } t down on them. | 4 ree ager Ay U \3 ther feae hare Way ae | lay of strength and re Our entire stock of Selz | $1.25 lightweight Wool 44c {2 COME TOMORROW crowded, and the event tomor. ‘ d the four cleats the Irish | % Shoes greatly reduced. Mixed Underwear .... i b esee h nd after 34 minutes and e er reay chaea ua deer 1 nds’ pulling, the victory $1.50 Night Shirte 69c $2.00 heavy stitched by as great a crowd as ever i It’s the greatest lot of trouserings that has ' ht into this t Any ‘cane is any saw the fixture here. ] ‘ in life would be proud to wear them. They're COULON AND BURNS fine quality Wool Hats wand spectators wit nal. During the three more than 10,000 at tended, Eight nations competed woden, Ireland, England, Den mark, Canada, Austria, Italy and |i America. | Read everything over again. Remember, the more you buy the more you save. Start your dollars working. This sale will positively close the end of this month. HIMELHOCH BROS. 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It ts reported that Har-|cause of the Ritchie-Nolan divorce. | riman {9 backing Yale heavily. | There is little doubt that financtal | \ The freshmen eights were sent/matters figured to some extent. | Jaway at 10:32. 7 "heel | But Nolan refused to shake hands | | much better cont n the fours, |With Ritchfo after all was settled. | | Harvard finally ng by a length | This makes {t probable that there | and a half in 1( is truth in reports that personal trouble was tho real bottom of NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE has training camp at y ©, under the eye of H as trainer, he started light conditioning Joo Levy, Rivers’ manager, {8 tn command at Rivers’ camp, on the beach, \ Sometime when you want an extremely mild hand-made cigar around five cents try the Coast to Coast Londres at 6 for 25c 0 to pay the tish coaches, Select Your REGALSUIT | *: Tomorrow and Save Five— Perhaps $10.00 —Two-Button Sacks 1 have been man’s palatial Pa Gosatp of all sorts ts current tn their war. 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