The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1913, Page 2

2 THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1013. YIRST AVE, BET. PIKE AND UNION Odeon Theatre |SEATTLE FIRMS ENTER SPEED CARSIN BIG MONTAMARA RACE THE MASTER CRACKSMAN, (9 2 roots THE HANSOM DRIVER THE TRONTTRN, WIPE ‘Ritchie Discards Gym for Ranch in Training ‘rT oR mar for Coming Championship Bout With Rivers; HIPPODROME r which in oe Monta a July ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Silveremith At His 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison, SUMMER ICE t Telephone Elliott 8560 { For ice rates. Wo guaran ; tee full weight and prompt delivery ICE DELIVERY CO Phone Main 963. fyres Transfer Co. ATHLETIC ‘PARK _ BASEBALL. Today at 3 ; TACOMA VS. SEATTLE ) Yesler Car. Admission 25¢ and 50c. as “Boxing Necessary,” He Says, “But It Isn’t the | Most Important Work Renrrrenrie |EDDIE CAMPI WINS in Preparing for a i Se ca” nvanete Championship go.” You TO EV® ‘ LOS ANGELES, June 25 Eddie — Haye Simply Got to Get Back to the Farm to Lay a Good Foundation for the Real Work. SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.— “A certain amount of boxing Is absolutely necessary to every fighter training for a bout,” says Willie Ritchie, lightweight champion of the world, “But boxing Is not the biggest feat ure of a training course. The Ajax Drug ‘Store, SEATTLE — Limited $00, 10:18 pom 260 Dom |to action co.! or falle, If he tries to force in action with a 145-pound bale of hay. weeks of gruelling gymnasium work just before his battle on a soft, flabby physique, without having laid a firm foundation, he will probably find himself a. ed, and bis spirits ar very wobbly fighter when he I ta e perfectly clear, There ta/aina. ! ginger in for my battle against where he ltved go { nly 4." sleeping and « Joe Rivers, Willie's looks prove what he says. He is as brown as a berry His complexion {s clean and his!» « in the field with the farmhands hing hay, hunting and swim. K, and hiking over the mount- Vancouver hard for the ern league, but selecting an al the Beavers the list, three m Spokane one Cateher, pite ng, so Lou has gone back | —— o his apple ranch ary f the game Shackleford & permanent realdent Jones Oh, welll Seattle was not the team handed a goose exe. The » wh ith an Anju any included Chicago, New n York, Brooklyn, Chicago Nationals, Los Angeles and Boise. assurance could brush. no asst srance that ver win when he punk circuit eee hand was one of Gip It, and now Gipe's Gipe'n flancee nkle of Redondo Cal., Friday for Seat President Dug has sent a a telegram tle, to become the bride of the big} to Henry Pet Seattle pitcher. coll day. Neither Ray r Dug The New York Giante are report knows just what disposition will be ¢¢ to have paid $10 vi made of him. yer, a minor le # actually paid and wh re sald to have pald oar got rid of Eddinger tern league, his conf Brown prompting kfm to tum to’ indicator. Gleason didn't umpir long enough t ea 6 park, Tr ectded that The Independent Bretsing Co. SEATTLE. sh ts ‘ ° Christy Mathe: Chief Bender neve han this season. add their testimonials NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Christy's a 4 1” PLAN RECEPTION th the big banquet postponed | fall il the members of AMERICAN LEAGUE who & from Pough-| cussed at noon to f the Seattle ©, which ts} day at a “ Athletic elub NATIONAL ERAGUE = arranging the details, A number ape % “St "Slot oarsmen are remaining in the ae eo1| Bast visiting relatives and frierds. | \ rocaption ts to be tendered those | who v in arrive here in a few days. | * “BULL BROS. ‘ST "Just Printers tors THIRD MAIN 1048 Gold Medal, London, 1911 gaa” % Sale HIGH-GRADE Tea in World *«H, M. B.” Exhilarati Delicious, Healthful. The world’s highest grade tea. Named for and used by Queen Victoria during last 45 years ‘of her reign. “H. M. B.” $1.00 “pound—yet"o costs ‘less—goes further.” In Senled Air-Tight Prgs. 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