The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1913, Page 2

ara Eating two quarte of lce cream and four pounds of red meat dally while training, and drinking champagne and old ale after ape o- tice apins helped each man on Harvard's varsity eight to pull } training secret hae Just been let out. Tho Yale eight ate prune breakfasts, _ RITCHIE AND RIVERS | _ _INGREATSHAPEFOR BATTLE ON FOURTH A 14oarat baseball bug was uncovered when Baldermero Acosta, old Cuban outfielder, received his contract to play with the Nation father declared @ holiday In the town of which he is mayor, and ordered the release of all the prisoners In Jall Champagne Aids Harvard Crews ee Fan Opens Jail in Celebration WATCH FOR THE MAN FROM THE STAR; HE’LL GIVE YOU PASS TO GAME FREE Want a free pass to the ball hunt for the “Man from the be at the ball park every after game? It's easy to get All Star.” You won't really know noon. Don't get excited when | | | | | srg A Bucking Broncho Busters and Daredevil Automobile Drivers Gather in Tacoma for Opening of Montamara Festival Tuesday : him until the seventh inning ou h lo c d th e ° to a seat alongside : you have to do is to find the Then he will politely hand you he drops into ge : “Man from The Star.” an order for a free pass to a fu of you and miss the fine points 4 oe pee pete loses Wire ~ He always reads The Star ture game. Remember, though, of the game. If he Is the right i ee rereven suns S0-- With the bie Se vig Mh ds and you must be a re of you must have a copy of The man, the pase will not get away « Metant, both Lightweight Champion Willie Ritchie and Sneleng The Star, too. If you have a Star in your possession from you. Let him eee that you Joe Rivers appear fit to climb throu the ropes today, if neces copy of the current issue he will This “Man from The Star” is are a reader of The Star, and he tary, for their July 4 contest. Yesterday was a banner day at the take a seat alongelde of you. agreat rocter, He will not con. will do the rest ee ae °c " omen, crowded He finds the re re of The fine his operations to the grand Watch this column from day Fe ee ee ee ee cork, apd rey were Star a cor nable and so- stand. He'll be In the open to day. Who knows but that ee ee creer: CaCO GOURNy 90 608 Meee tur the be clal lot of ba fans. seate as frequently as in the you may be the lucky one? He well paid for their trip, For three-quarters of an oe ag : ve gi aha You must not forget that lady — grand stand will attend thé game Thureday worked, boxing six rounds, and wing almost perfect form. fans are also The “Man from The Star” will between Seattle and Vancouver BAT WINS RACE : ~~ Canadian Pacific / included In this After the performance Rivers stepped on the scales for the first time in public, showing he weighod exactly 13 “That's the first time outsice f an newspaper man ever saw Rivers do weight,” sald eger Levy “it hag not been our custom, but since the people of San Francisco seem to like to know, | wanted to satisfy them, It will be easy to take him down from that weight, but we want to do it gradually.” Over at San Rafael, Ritchie also appeared before a crowded house. He took things ¢ prob ng anxious to hola + die. The han pounds | al weighing that a | weight as much as pos n'a work included tw rounds each with Eddie ler, Henry Hickey and Phil Noonan , Ritchie's weight was announced at 156 pounds ed EVERETT-SRATTUR BAN RAILWAY ent t in any local mat , ieee the Bat To Fastern Destinations, on sale May 28th tha Potrél, third, with 16 to September 30th. Good for return until October the game 9 ¢t ‘ 3ist. You may stop both going and returning. Foe MFrstens teaver pce SE JUDGES full information as to routes and rates, apply te paciFic NO 7H the on Wa Phone Main 963. ; ’ aw] , 113 West Holly St, Bellingham ‘ | estransfer Cop; | | A. B. WINTER, Agent ‘y . ; ; 1519 Hewitt Ave, E y ‘ Brown me rect C. E. BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley ™ ‘ TEDDY TETZLAFF IN HIS 90 H. P. FIAT RACER, AND MISS BLANCHE WHITE ON HER ee ; BUCKING HORSE . ARR HG J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish ‘ TACOMA, Wash., June 30.—If afsuch a choice, which would you) stadium, : : |teed of gasoline can drive a 90/rathor see? Wild West show will be a ‘ . 3 h. p. racing « ar 120 miles an hour;| Oats running amuck or gasol ne | styled the “stamy roundup,” and . W. F. ROBINSON, Agent, Anacortes Marbioon, es eh 3D fee gone mad? pest riders of Pendleton 2% machin atered Ment phe Te | ‘ | If 9 ration of oats can Inepire| Visitors to that annual carnival of | Re 4 other famous round-up#|the tnter-city and Potlatch events G. BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremerton/ | ens. yf 8 Sf Siete. Pee an k with fun which Tacomans ¢ postical-| have been engaged. : Ww Ma ‘ ° 1/8 apacity for ¢ h cussedne ly, the “Mont are at o T stare already entered for the J RHEUMATISM ith tS bade Bem oe tor "teatival between the [auton wraady entered for the! M’NULTY RESIGNS | E. E. PENN . ae ae | 4 to choone » and the sea”——and which best known racing men, such aa 2 . Kurtues, » 8 orrow; may see one or|Tetalaff, Burman and Cooper. Cast General ent Padsenger Dept. ®tomach Trouble, Eczema and All : 2 6 pic Ml nd sharauntinn a1h.cee pele nes Ag ng Skin and Blood aes w= SUN NUTT ‘quick relief in.... © the first ed for winning races of 100 to 500 addition to the brone Jarine th 713 Second Ave., Seattle. probal > BULL BROS. Just Printers :: had officiated In th oclation, Three I and New York State leagues STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS” “hair” and all the other four # disputing that claim be the ¢ with teeth and hoofs, with might be staged Best Modern O a big scale works, parades and other phases of|to 60c, Stewart and main The cowboys and girls will be | the carnival epirit by olght Stewart. —Advertisement 013 THIRD MAIN 1043 If you were called upon to make seen in the municlpally ane) siiaaai intensities = *|CRANE WINS HIGH . eee | etl eH | {Scenic Cafe te | See #2 JUMP AT CHICAGO best the markets ad: a ar oer . Bl nen AMERICAN LEAGUE | e/ ASE Be Bemtertatzere ot the Phitadeipnia “7, '4t '\| CHICAGO, Mm, June 20—“The |His performance brought forth the eland “08 ax $ » ton " “ on 594) greatest high school Jumper In the #Teatest plaudits accorded any ath 4 14.” 1 bh imoes verdtet | during the day's events. Hd Perse: ply gpa iieseneesecgeay gb ade Roberts, another Tacoma athlete, today of the spectators who saw Al came within an ace of also copping = 4 24 Crane of the Stadium high school, iaurels w he ran neck and neck 15 Inches Wide by 36 Inches Long. Retail Value 65¢ I Roprane . Comedian arte Soprane Tacoma, win the high Jump by of Oak Park, in the 106 , NATIONAL Le clearing the bar at & feet, 9% loning out at the tape SEE THE) iia eamaaie be ret | inches, with apparently little effort nt few inches in U : ° : : rungnantn Se ee nee ne oot, gather | SEL THEM Handsomely Embossed on University Felt. Beautifully Lettered SCENIC CAFE se? championships here Saturday 1 total of 44 points Evans 1005 Wiest Ave. 3: $08) Crane fell several inches st ademy finished « poor second JAS. L. SHUTE, Mer. h 14 pointe University was third with 11 and Tacoma fourth 9 Our Own Special and Exclusive Design A Different Pennant Every Week 1 5c Seattle AL Star 1 5c A different oe 5 Pennants of- Pennant fer a classy, every week. cozy air---a Start saving touch of re- the pennants finement to now, so you your den, your will get a com- library, even your plete collection. office and place Four coupons and of business. It will 15¢ ee you to brighten any spot a pennant. The coupons j are all numbered and ing place i they must be clipped are anxious to have every day for four days fol- you see them. You % {8 of his record jump of 6 feet 1? sen inches, established in Tacoma YES, AND 3 TIMES IN A ROW; SUNDAY PELTING RECORD The Tacoma boosters, who cameyout the series here, commencing over Sunday 300 strong, had ple Thursday © tho trimming hande NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE the At the end of the fifth) It will be both ladies’ day and A ’ feat a the score stood 6 to 1 against their| kids’ day at the ball park Thursday MILWAUKEE be ona ty Bh a ala team, and {t didn't appear as| Dug has wet aside Friday as the i . s though they had a ch t when t t in the | day aseball fana under the world. In thw next stanza the Ben-| age of 12 ca without a tick et. This w the day has been changed, as Friday is July 4th “28 gala batted M of Dug's yard visiting fans w “ee sident Jones has made an- 1 b] Three home runs chalked up In other 1 appointment A row In the second by Cadman, f Harry Ostd lay Ja ed tn his re recently hand and Jackson ackson n as manager through with another tn the third/of the € b, has been 5 with two on. chosen 5 Lou Nordyke's A ae successor, eee Raymond was ordered from the — game in the sixth for “ragging” the Louls Drucke, former New York Washington's nee to again|ump which, Inasmuch as Brown won| Giant, has been released by Mar in the annual Poughkeep-|the game, was a mighty good thing. ager Hogan of the Venice Coast a has been boosted by egy league club. Drucke was acquired the urn to Sea » of George several weeks ago, after Manager Hatton, Wileon Lee and Max |Teerene cies cocati apa vee the | Wolverton of Sacramento had turn Walski, members of the elght, who sixth when he lost track of the| @ him adrift declare that the varsity would | Tigers’ runs and hung up “3” in bf have won easily on the Hudson |stead of “5.” It was some time), UF, sympathy to the bush league Elmer Leader, at No. 3, not before he got straightened out j“amp” who hit Merkle on the been ken his foot strap. tl has been tes |with his mask. On second thought ared that Washington lost two| Cadman, Killilay and Jackson| the sympathy goes to the mask e of the mishap were the grand slugging combina . the only one of the tion. The combined efforts of the who was worn out after the | trio was eight runs and seven hits. | long grind arse | There is not a single member of ; Harbison played his first game| — pe MY prio 2 pet tp hi gp not | tor the Tigers Sunday and bis Work| PORTLAND, June 20.—Automo velieve that Washington could win | aggured McGinnity that the trouble-| pile fans are still gasping today if they competed im next year’s | some - KAD at shortstop in filled at|over the thrill they got at the Coun race. Only two oarsmen are lost| ingt, Ruell, who has been showing | try be Minneapolis Montreal New York Priladeiphia Pitteburgh Ot. Paul, Minn. Bioux City, lowa . Toronto, Ont. Washington . Winnipeg ... Omaha, Council a Kansas City and 8t. Joseph 60.00 Proportionately reduced fares to Many Other Points tn the East. Return may be mate through California at slightly higher fares. Going Limit 15 Days. FIUAL RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 31, 1919 Liberal stopover privileges an@ Cholee of diverse routes offered. TWO ALL-STEEL TRAINS A SAE ORDA EAST SSE IE sae ‘THE FINEST TRAIN LOS ANGELES, June 20—Har: Sunday night, where they play four}.48:1. This breaks the previous |itiece, San Diego attortiey "cory (htees ih peabee the: high mark of :48.62 made by him ee aE ed July 1, Thetself last Labor day at Brighton e ea 9 | Vieted i Me fe meebo) conspit Heavers and. the Champs will finish Beach tra } e an Oe > | — | “The Columbian ainaace tn, sornvetion with the recent L. W. troubles Im San 4 q Aaumabees Thames wae seanes |Dieg, nnd sentented to tay © Se | BITTER FIGHT STARTED AT YALE . a von OR LATED OVER ROWING STROKE of $200 and serve three months in For additional. in ro NEW in June 30.—Yale is #0 down-hearted over Harvard's i | by graduation, those being Hutton | iittig class at short, probably will EN eS a ee ‘ ki 70 THE EAST DALY jaa8 4. ©, Comnmyet, be given his releane demon, shattered the world’s | lowing each other. 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