The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1913, Page 2

2 RITCHIE WILL ENTER RING FRIDAY 10 108 FAVORITE IN CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE duly 3 Ritchie and {house to the ringside. efforts te SAN FRANCISCO, Both Champion Willie Challenges Joe Rivers have loosed ing have ds re strenuous training for their battle maining 8. It tomorrow, and each is fit. Reports now s men that Ritchie has gone stale are not will ¢ “ borne out dy his appearance Both Netting e Ritchie and bh ainer. Marry has been just a * © Ritchie Foley, assert the champion is pre gney in their b Rivers pared to put up the battle of his support ever since the bet start life, Rivers in trained te tne min ed ute 1 am not in the least worried,” When Ritchie finished his work said R » today 1 feel sure I yes! a he welehed und Moa to wi 1 don't ex t pounds. Riv ‘ , a mauling fight such as amount of work yest y and bare | hi Woleest, Rivers te 6 Mexican, as he more t he will win by a knock n y I don't spe how I can | he| not come| said, “My Condition ts to Francisco tomorrow | have been waiting som morning. Rivers will go lrect{chance at the t and ' from his quarters at the Seal Rock | to carry back the crown AGAIN WE LOSE |The Scores VER, F VANCO NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE er won the r the m % mpions bh ‘ta ‘ s was leading na ee 1-0 In the final stanza, when Lewts. a ss ” sent in to bat for Clark, delivered a single which scored two. Mclvor and Clark pitched a beautiful game The score ~ rE ase i $43 Jackson, 1b ° xm ‘ ° : Pet 4 akiand ‘ “4 AMERICAN LEAGUE x 8 Two base Secharnweber, Wilson Stolen - %, Strait, Raymond, Scharnweber, Kon-/| nick, Kilifiay. Struck out— a by Melvor & Chart &, off Molvor 4 Umpires Wison and Ketiy Base on balls Time—1 64 FOX BEATS VON OHLEN Charley Fox, welterweight chan of the reserve fleet Oblen ta stopped the third round of siz-round bout at Brem Wednesday night. It was way through |Chester Neff, of Seattle, and Bar brien fought a four-round draw in \the sem{-windup. Henry Kraiger jand MeNelll also fought even in the jestimation of the referee. MclIn |tyre knocked Foster out in the sec ond, and Miller outpointed Dorsey BULL BROS. Just Printers Music at the Heidelberg Cafe 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 | ¢Yery_night. Hotel Birkel, First mn Spring.—Advertisement Phene Maih 962 Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St. RHEUMATISM. 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Jim McGuire, scout for the Detroit cluo, is looking Willlams over, and {t 18 possible the bid yill yet be raised. Manager Wolverton have f the Sacramento m declares he will make no cash deal for William He will consider only a trade, tn sding a pitcher of known ab ity another good nan. RACE AT With the Madison park track {n exe t condition Manager KR ert er of the Pacific M neluding some of the speedway tn the events Friday | afternoon | Harry Brandt, the Portland rider. who for a time it was thought would | pot compet will appear. Brandt has brought two machines with him Cogburn, fornia demon, who was practicaily junknown here until he ran away from several of the beat local drivers at the Meadows track, wil! also appear on his India JOHNNY WILLIAMS ational Pitcher of Pacific Coast “MOTORCYCLISTS TO = "MADISON =; Seren ov I make th stest tim recorded n the Madison course y list, which does not noon Friday, includes iders: Fred Mercer, Fred Zwick, Harry Harry Cogburn, Frank Em ory, Ed Berreth, Art Creech, Ear! the freckled face Call. ( i known riders. jodfrey and other well n Ro C. A. Player bas been selected as presiding judge, John F. Gorman starter and G. A, Swingley, head Umer, zsimmons, at 51, proo bly is the oldest sparring partn on record. He helped George Rodel, the Boer, fit himeelf for his fight with Gunboat Smith Pita ts credited with some enthusiastic in ter ws regarding Rodel, of them p that Rodel will whip all white hopes now {r the game. His improvement in a year has been marv nays Ruby Robert cee Disquieting reports continue to come from the Ritehle training amp. It seems that he is taking off weight too easily and his judg ment of distance !s none too good eee | Ritchie was not benefited physic ally in the slightest degree by his }long theatrical tour. No fighte ever improves with pnesa Oo} stage work. He probably would have had a better chance of retain ing hin title had he fought three months ago inatead of going through the experience of traveling untry, doing no train g himaelf into trreg ular habits, He cannot take a single unnecessary chance with e he will be minus a Ri 4 about 5 p. m cee Nursery Rhymes in Baseball Lingo Hickory, dickory, dock, The Ph bumped into a rock; They struck just one, And down they come. Hickory, dickory, dock ° ° Rudy Unholz says the referee grabbed the wrong paw when he punced the decision in the scrap between McGoorty and Clab b Ral e wrong hand usu ally proves disastrous, even in a |poker game. . Daily Brain Disturber If Rube Marquard can row a boat} three miles in one hour, how far can Tesreau? eee A Boston literary expert avows poetry is born in the stomach Hence if some of our verse seems punk you can lay it to a sour stom ach or possibly of over eating. a case eee Baseball Lingo Little Misa Muffet sat on a tuffet Watching two teams playing| ball A hard-dr the ey fal pri n fiy hit her square In BR JOY THOUGHT OF THE DAY—| ould fine us $200 and get unless they collected it | No one the mone from someone else eee Under the spreading chestnut tree The village amithy sits, And as hoe rattles the bones he saye | This time I'll shoot #ix bite.” — | The Beavers and the Champs will | tranafer activitles here this after: noon, which fs ladle: day at the! od on the For Three @r. ght from the Champions indicates that the Be strong rs are going to make a Ad for top place in the By games In a row» ong ue © Hrown « & staff, which started out the season badly, now appears to have round ed into form All three ramen were pitchers’ battles. ge Not to be outdone by Joe Wally, who took on a bride while out of the game on account of Injuries, big Al ¢ ulated the stunt pulled off attle catcher. Gipe jo » « et Wednesday wh he and Miss Emma FE Sprinkle of Redondo Beach, Cal were married by Dr. Matthews at the First Presbyterian church. 7. Dell is the probability for the Champ pitching honors before the ladies this afternoon. Dell beat the Beavers in the opening game of the present series BUD ANDERSON IS 10 TO 7 FAVORITE LOS ANGELES, July 3—With gloves and other training acces- sories In the discard, Leach Crosse of New York and Bud An. derson of Medford, Ore. are to- day In the nervous interim be- tween the completion of training and the hour that will send them away at Vernon tomorrow In a@ 20-round glove battle. Both boys appear to be In per- fect condition. Cross claim: have been at the weight for sev- eral days and Anderson ie in sistent that the poundage hae In no way impaired hie strength. Public opinion has made Ander- son a 10 to 7 favorite. PLAY SEMI-FINALS IN TENNIS MATCH With Palmer playing the winner of the Hunt-Corbett match and Lewis tackling Lee, some fast matches are expected tn the semi finals of the Seattle Athletic club tennis tourney, on the Blakistone courts this afternoon, To date Lewis’ playing has been the fea ture of the meet, but trouble is an ttelpated when he clashes with Lee Four singles matches were played Wednesday and two doubles, with the following results Sing! Palmer beat Roddie 6-2, 6-2; Cor bett beat A. Goodfellow 6-8, 36, 6-4; Dr, Lee beat Le Blond 8-6, 62, 6 Lewis beat Coffin 6-4, 6-2, Doubles Coffin and Taylor beat Vance and Friedenthal 6-2, 6-1, and Pal mer and Lee beat Hall and Corbett by default SYLPH ON SPEED TRIAL PORTLAND, July 3.—In an effort to better her own mark, the speed boat Sylpb, holder of the record for the 100-mile run down the Co lumbia river from Portland to Astoria, left here about 6 a, m The previous record established by the Syiph last year is 3 hours, 29 minutes and 30 seconds, but as me of this time was consumed tn making repairs, Geo, W Kendall owner of the craft, believes he will better the time | tipe STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 3, DON’T GO HOME TOMORROW WITHOUT THE STAR’ WILLIE RITCHIE OR JOE RIVERS? BIGGEST TITLE BATTLE IN _A LONG OR | PELKEY AND ~**=~! BURNS HERE; “= WANT FIGHT Arthur — Polke heavy wetght champton of the world, and Tommy Burns, his manager, are spending the day Jeuttle, preparatory t leaving Portia which ts the starting pol thelr nine weeks vaudeville tour Following the vaudeville engager Burns de clares Pelkey wil ready to de fend hin gainet any of the champions! Jers nd Pur ed in Seat: | da ' Vancow year before establish n ide in Calgary. It is Pelkey's first vintt » Seattle As Gunboat Smith hae ing more class than ar title asp! #, Burns ts annihilate an person crown & mate Smith, are the next che Burne is anxious that firet battle as char n Amert t if be arranged, pref. Au has cabled Australias onsenting to meet ar Smith, Coffey or Palzer tor lay The }to go 1913. TIME THIS BOY hopes th may have ¢ from its present holder. 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