The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1913, Page 2

° THE STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1913, bd a — —_— ATHLETIC PARK + | ‘Your BASEBALL| ROTHUS, KID LIGHTWEIGHT PHENOM, GETS HIS CHANCE TONIGHT | BID _ Graduate 4 wale lems Today at § senacre cme mere “ asrebeaceetiie - = ; Optomet- Aa RD foarte hl ag With the present outlook great « visiting boat i a — Dw ) the present outloc oat ag viniting boate, § Vester Car Admision 28 and 802 YOUNGSTER WILL 00 AGAINST MARY BROWNE'S TENNIS CROWN IS HERS |] .,. 0 0p etinasvud’e cont he motor. boat 1. w. nomen be 1 fo ne yi beginning ta on Lake ington, t or “J = FOR ANOTHER YEAR held for theme dare, beginning ‘Tuaraday, oc, Lake Wnehingten, (f || ___ on Leow SUMMER ICE | The Potlateh I, 1s the work of f ca who have Se | secured financial assivtance from the rogat It is @ BULL BR Seas th aad her sise ever constructed, A big crew of men bas been working day oie DELIVERY co SIX PROMISING BOUTS ON CARD. | nt on th boat Just Printers Mary Browne 1012 THIRD MAIN r | With both boxers trained to they tvan Miller, local welterwetaht | of Los arene) ———___, i afetap al agile minute, a great battle is expected vend a dete oth is Renee title vane ie x : asain Va os againat Billy Weeks ancouver, triple - crowned Btomach Trouble, pomma.ane alt] one a P 1 Care ef ietcok |in what is carded as the headliner | champion of ten yaa Campbell and Clarence Rothus, two] Weeks — arr from, Vansoutes hpnlae seases wil! find r t won the welterwetght | tional woman|f) Quick relief in. . bell 4 regard a of Nevada ast champion, as she fi] be ‘ as was in 1912; #he +: Hs seg : J nonor —=—= exe then nay ett w AY imuea|Fighting Dick” Hyland jan, sattle, me won the hon = m Local! round bout, and later put a re ‘io Moy, Fred Welsh's spar last year by de = — 3 8 ackable exhibition against Cham. | ring partner, in a four-round mill feating Mire Kle = —= 4 33:48 p.m. Freddte Wels h As Rothus While Johnny Kelly has done al an4 ——S—- : eek Alas Dros’ professional bouts, | reat of fighting before the Ballard nner poe 4 N shah aed w }Can the favorite, Rothus letic club, his appearance to. the challeng Behinert” TO SRATTLR — Ly for for th Jeattl 1 Chapman will round by default : ts Bs ET Athletic clu og which time he has fought at from Miss Hotch 0," 208, * Sida keris pm | Won both the 4 135-pound P. | the vill The oth pain . Mice ¢:00 p m ™ w « R : ; — vs ‘Ox This year she on S| of wix on a ) ci J rtland bal defended her title y ew Vt guests of the] against Miss Dor Athlet! b ma nt at smoker. | sthy Green of the epee) Merion Cricket, ' ROBERT CURTIS club, and won tn ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ical. del Wiring, Repairing, Installing r ! 1018 Post St. Seattle fon, 63 and 7 i gu Two southpaw f sand a She also wor ! = rth sider with an and de the doubles cham ROBER S Monday, and they dropped the Mra, Robert Will 5 fin , ri i t of the series to the jams, defeating the ATS -nAVING ONE ruicr| now in progress t I ns a score Mise Green and P PAINSTAKING, ve eres Visiting contestar non: | Mahoney's dinky homer, which just ara Edn . W _ DENTISTRY SERVICE| the play fo wiggled over the boards, brought! a | ships Mond Al in the winning runs in tho sixth or ae. i thine ss yor we a i, rner, of Del Mon fin. One sack was occupted at the time.| title ts that of & ORT ANGELES is called the GATE CITY of PUGET SOUND first on th ialifying lst, Score | doubles, "9 i ii with Mrs. W. D, Skinner, of Wa ARR EPO A? | ae a ad . P jbecause its great bor is the first to be reached coming in from verly club, second. J. M. Barnes .. . . © a ated | the Pacific Ocean and the last to be visited by vessels outbound T the best score fo i 9 6 8 of Tilden, jr, win-| 9) Pesta, beam ee fs abo mplonships, doing 36 Nijy Ege ae oe ee ae ning from Mise|il ititi==== for distant ports. ioe oe ‘ ep : 0 6 0 Green and ©. 8 pe T ost {mportant event of the 2 a eo) ae Nn : . : : takes place Wednesday | Y E : Ae Rogers, 7-6 and Here is a fine little city not as large as some, but growing and prospering and H n a ie Pe whee play for Thomas M.|Killiiay. ef |. 3 os ys /< of i = with certain assurance of continuous development. Bat 1 trophy beg! Raymond, es: 3 6} tional honors Dr. Roberts’ One Priee Personal : ‘ 1% 6 if PORT ANGELES has numerous industries that contribute to the prosperit; a DESSERT wk ie i] plant which peodecee a crow $3.00| 4 . ¥ MISS MARY | city. Among these is the modern, sanitary plant which produces , primey WORK $5.00 ‘ 3 , ee 9 of a $10 00 ‘ Se aS eeeeenenigerenanaeisiionnen ” MS| eons of ue voony treme vmelmietg 3 fg ef a oem ll The Famous Angeles Beer 28) t sav Mohler, 2... § mo Favr| Pittsburg Pirates have had this/ Mover 2 ‘ + «1 WATCH THE PINK ‘GUNNERS GATHER: | e a ou - - With Giher Work ‘ 3 iW j : EXAMINATION PRED re eene from 18 H ® Were you at the opening con | Made from the most wholesome and carefully selected materials and the pare ik Phene Bitlet 1180 {Abril 10 enti) late in May eS. } lict between the Champs and || A large number of local and visit-| | . athe - neon 2 § | water from the Olympic Mountain springs. * = ‘Weak Nerves Made Strong Cures While You Slop Don't take an Jome of ane es. You know how they mu stomach and cause 1 You k t effects tiesue of your body, restoring and vim. Saturate your nerves with a glo ng current from Blectra-Vita for a few hours each night whil sleep. 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Time of game—1:66. Ur re pire. Borton, Yanks’ firstbaseman, has been traded to Jersey City for Jack THARARARARERHRE Ree Pippins Monday, Mr. Fan? you were, and happened to be iw watching the struggle from the right field bleschers, look for The Star Pink tonight. Our camera man mugged thone fans fn that section of the stands Monday, and tonight the picture will appear in the Pink. Five of those fans, caught by the camera, will secure @ free ticket to the game by simply procur- ing a copy of the Pink, as five of them In the ploture have circles * * Leena pjerrens: 19 FROM THE STAR # |] "ivory nian the Pink prints « player must endure: * Today, at Dugdale’s park, I et fe 7 Pray hh won flair yr Must work almost six months of|* Will give away the dally free # {| P! cp on Pt ii Soust fi ie ha ee ae youl be one of the lucky ones. Must live at the best hotels while|* the left-field bleachers. At # ok dos Pink Jon the road & the beginning of the seventh # |} Better wate! Ie forced to. sleep in Pullman|* inning, I will slip out to the # berths and ride in parlor cars}* bleachers, and tho first fan I # | while traveling & seo, elther reading a Star or # Must receive passes to about ev-|* carrying one in his pocket, ® rything on earth. & will get a free ticket to the # Must arise no earlier than 9 a m.|* same > Must eat dollar meals on rail-|® Monday 1 handed a fan in #| 10 ANGELES, July 15.- since) a ue dys petnancad # the right-field bleachers the #|noiding out for two days for better TITLE TE! % iia ee caneied Tee Star % lterma, Lend Creme, eae eomeasies pty Fi he lucky fan ® | t ‘ound meeting with Matty a 4 big % was W. F. Dibele, whe reaides: Ifaidwin at vere we on July’ 39, FOLK PLAY TODAY | * near Lake Ballinger + |paldin already in en route to Los | PORTLAND, July | 16-—-eattio/? Angeles. Cross will go into tratp }players did not participate in the teat eee tee eee sunday round of a # Monday for championship of Oregon, but Jare exp |The team arrive jOne of the ge in the the sets between f |Long Beach, of Portland 46, 62. Miss Du land champion, defeated Mise jron, Idaho champ, £6, 6-0 | TINKER WILL GO TO | critica Icag manager of the Cinct of the Natlon league |today stands ready to desert his team unless immediate improve ment fs noted. It is feared a trans fusion operation will be necessary and, if so, Tinker will rush to Chi! cago and give his own blood. WILLIAMS MEETS LEDOUX LOS 5 ANGELE Twe 0 ro , to decide which has the| reater right to baw! “'fraid cat r Johnny Coulon, who easily rs the crown of the bantam weights. The husky youths are Johnny Gutenko, better known as Kid Williams, of Baltimore, and C | | Ledoux, of Paris, France, who has | established a local reputation as the “kid with the kiss.” | NORTHWESTERN 1 Won couver Chicago Fioston |Cineinnatt | COAST LY Pet [Lon Angelen . 680 | Sacramento bie Portiand oi AMERICAN I Chicago §, Boston 0. Washington 4 | st. Louls 11 Detroit 4, DANCING HIPPODROME Phone Main 962 Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St. “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. Other Northwest Games TACOMA, July 15.—The Tacoma Tigers found Pitcher “Slim” Smith lof the Spokane Indians in rare form here Monday, In the opening game of the series, and the best the Bengals could do was three hits. Spokane won, 2 to 1 Spokane , 9 4 Tacoma OO wed a Rattertos—-Smith and Hannah; Kaufman and Grindle | VANCOUY The Reavers and the § broke th season's record Monday by finish ing a battle in an hour and 18 min utes. 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