The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1913, Page 2

THE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1913, ATHLETIC PARK BASEBALL Today at 3 PORTLAND V8. SEATTLE | Admission 250 and 50c | | Yesler Car Headaches 80 per cent of headact ured by our glasses. BLANK CARTRIDGES Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition, Baseball Goods Motorcycle and Bicycle Sundries Motorcycle Repairing Gun Work, Lock and Key Work Bicycle Repairing ALL HALL Phone Elliott 1311 1021 First Ave. Seattle, Wash. Albany Cut-Rate Dentists i WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK | FOR 15 YEARS GUARANTEE 1 ; SIGNED BY US EXTRA. For90 Days Only | - ne prices will be gtvem at} Geprember lat Set of Teeth, Guaranteed @A { BE BOW occ ccesccsgeces or Solid Gold or Porcelain $3 Crown .........se00 op eee | 2," Gold or Porcelain $3 ‘esl Bridge Work ..........- > | Solid Gold Fillings...75¢ UP ft Silver Fillings ..... 50¢ UP | Albany Cut-Rate Dentists ‘4 Second Floor Peoples Bank uilding, ‘4 ig Hae f f OUR PRICES WILL { 1G OUR WORK WILL PL | 2 | : ! & SUMMER EXCURSION FARES to the : EAST via the O-W. R. & N. ' | Oregon Short Line Union Pacific Going Limit 15 Days . } Final Return Limit Oct. 81, 191% Liberal stopovers wed, going ‘The O-W. R these a ffern you Kon # i I . LOT US HELP YOU VLAN Your VACATION THIP. . H. ONBIL Johnny Dundee Will Sign for Wolgast; Fight LOS ANGELES, July 17.— Before tomorrow night Mo Carey expects to sign Ad Wol gast and Johnny Dundee for a 20round match at Vernon Sept. 9. Dundee already has accept ed terms and Wolgast is expect ed to accept promptly The winner may be matched with the winner of the Cross. Baldwin match of July 29, Johnny Dundee will get a step ahead of hie rival, Cham pion Johnny Kilbane, In the two featherweights’ declara tions to invade the lightweight division, If the match ile ar ranged Kilbane, however, ex pects to be matched with elther Champion Ritchie or one of the stronger contenders in the near future While everyone knows that Ki the punch car ried by most of the lightweight aspirants, he is regarded ae the cleverest boy the ring today with a single exception, and that Packey McFarland, An attempt may be made to mateh Kilbane with Freddie Welsh In Vancouver There is a great deal of tatk that Ritchie may consider any favorable inducement for a bout with MoFarland. MARKSMEN AT HARBOR ISLAND weather prevail of gun- in favora ir n a greater number an turne it at the open tay's shoot the Potlateh ament wer t the Harbor Island s this ing. The i) has attracted » greatest at tendance at a competition eve id in this city | Starting at 9 ck Wednesday A of Vancouver, Wash * » high amateur of the day 144 out of a possible 1 ta Fisher and Holoh t profeasional, se: ts. Berg “ professional, with @ Wednesday's scores 2 Bell, 121; *Ho Junker, 128 1; Denbam, m8? Berens, 8. 149; 183; Miller Bhottreia Quick 1 Vane Thursday The Beavers took . 4-0, and lost the sec- VANCOUVER, July ver broke even here a do header. the fi + in game: Vancouver erseee 2 ce 3 Victoria jiscrse 16: 5 Batteries—Schmutz and Lewis; Fitzgerald and Brotten. Second game SE 410 1 Victoria ee aes atteries—Schultz and Lewis Kantlehner and Bre n | TACOMA, July 17.—The Tigers having lost two games in a row, Iron Man” decided it was up did, y with Wednesday's game against the Spo- kane Indians, 5 to 3 Tacoma ® Oo Spokane oe Batterles—McGinnity Har tis; Hardin, Cadreau and Hannah. BLAME THE REFEREE OAKLAND, Cal., Joly 17.—Fight fans her today were bitter in their elation ¢ the 4 sion render ast night by 7 Toby Irwin in the Frank Willie Meehan ten be fore the Oakland W Irwin gave the decision to At best, Meehan was no more than a draw, and many of the ore thought the decision should » gone to Mantell McGINNITY RELEASES TWO TACOMA July = 17.—""Pinky" lell, second-string catcher for Tacoma baseball club, and atty” Pico, the young outfielder y Dick Colly of the South ern California league, were releas- ed today by President MeGinnity Pico will be sent back to San Diego, whence he came. He had a try-out Monday, but falled to make good. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUR ; : WINS AT PORTLAND | # 1 , Pinups Wil Tie Te Eee eat wt onde vet hale saab 22 F fit May Secure Same by Sending 85 Cents to Cover Cost and Postage portion A #8 1on to It, as he was sprinting at a full| | PORTLAND, Ore., July 17.—Miss , * »: 7 gallop. 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Read The Seattle Star that he defend It twice each year in| ® Wednesday afternoon I gave | 4 i i aon neat, Hehe tbat to ge he Late ee and get your friends to subscribe for it. -|*% who was watching the gasne * ne 2 % from the left-field bleachers. * ONAL LEAGUR DANCING if ai ay igs Pe | fe tt te ttt tte tt tt te tk tok I | FEATHERWEIGHTS SET OUT ON TRAIL OF LIGH /FRISCO’S A REAL CHANCE AS A P Bob McAllister, former mid- dleweight amateur champion of the Pacific coast, and boost ed as the coming heavyweight champ, will be given his first | real test August 8 when he meets Sallor Ed Petroskey ina 20-round bout at San Francisco. Articles were signed Wednes day night Although McAllister has been in the professional ranke ee we BR ay, | | are ene owe tive r coun | ROR McALLISTER \— try to Smith int another jof Evelyn Q @ pretty motion } = poe Gewsseene-y. of | NEAR Potlatch Grandstand—Mod-| match with Willard | picture actress ern, elegantly-furnished rooma at H cea "rr per raad lowest rates at Hotel Virginus, t the Heldelburg Cafe—Mu-| Never fails, Butler's Liquid DESSERT Bighth Virginia, near West-| sic, ertainment. Hotel Birkle,| Tooth Filler stops the ache. Drug: | lak 803.—Advertineme: ‘st and Spring.—-Advertisement. gists, 26c.—Advertisement. wer i ele double and a home ru Get | t 2 an to bed and call a — | nurse. He must have yhile Interest lagged during the! f part of the day, play in the Gr rnament now in It’s early yet to hang the crepe Seattle Golf club on Wilson's bat. But | per able Wednesday haps tn ¢ might do bet every entry in the ying rounds for the men's ter in Tacoma. eo - Say, Old Fan, if you think your! cial score board. outlook 1s dark and gloomy, just! ‘This morning’s play was devoted | the names of theso ball players to the first round In the Potlatch | have to put up with: Gulenl. | championship; at midday to the Martinon!, Pappa, Yoho, Coveleskie, | second round in the women’s cham: | Watt, Madden and Scharnwe plonships, and tn the afternoon to Where are the K #, the Mul the second round championship |heys, the O'Briens and the Dugans | rigne | of yesteryear? | 0, W. Potter, a local golfer, was . Our idea of nothing at all—Spo- kane fans becoming accustomed to | ( a tallend and th ting all w ion posstt ftar the day Wednesday, holes {n 155 strokes Ager wns Joing the same numbe! ot «in ne who were defeat . You can’t beat this old thing. You're pretty even tle it. 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TWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIp —_ peedboats Clash Today in First of Races on Lake Washington; Aviator in Hydroplane Will Take on Water Winner in 20-Mile Brug ROFESSIONAL but a very short time, It ap peared today as though the young Frisco boy will be the favorite when he clashes with ve the sallor. McAlliste One of the greatest races ever | Of the rte 7 t. The with Petroskey will mark the held in Beattle, a ec | who have to beck their | & Ty the same ene first time he has fought over tween demons of the favoriter : be eer » the boat when the long route, alr, is the feature the are, “a b ha plonshtp, MoAlhster arose to fame the ision of | & th’ son at the wheat quickly, commanding $2,000 for boat speed races now in prog wley, owner of tay a four-round bout in hie firet ress on Lake Washington | Bet 16-fo0t bom, wij professional appearance. Aviator Harry Ch | | drive the craft hfmeelt jon, brother of Bile | more heats the winners of the big stake Friday morning will be mg events twice over the ten- | eal A nr atternows favorit Pp 1 mile a great race ts ui t < ¢ he yore rT , b co a me Gone RAVIN ae ir VAINwIAKIN ON, Pinay | The t of the three days i _ |bewrures : r « on Lake Washington b | t Ps ened Kan at 10 of¢ ke this morning | 74 otra ‘ e af An hour Jater, t heat in yr ' run. This was wed by the r the whe race for the Potlateh — ct 1 < plonship in the 16-foot elas belmaman of the Pot) | r ‘ ‘TOM JONES IS ON SAILBOAT 4 | - “, Sta | 5 sites axiticals Wore tant 33 Charity” and Busines . in front of the Seattle Yacht |,,J.°4! charity and business dogg, West Seattle, this after Gentint talks of “ebay! SAN FRANCISCO, July 17 1 the r the «.” you may | With both Arthur Pelkey, the whi bh troy for _ oo i nt char | weight champion, and m ers. T race . 0 : 2,2 | rd, the Boston “Tar B nned t yacht |Po" s work at joo] | in the city today, muc tes competition be Most pie can die te |ity 1s expected in he t eat cruisers «,aatieactor “s ta ; ‘ tha of people | Tom Jones, manager of Jess Wi in the power bomt race to de pone }lard, will meet Pelkey at the ata at 2 o'clock and in the | tion catboat events at 2:40. There were "Pelkey has got my man © entrants in the catboat race, he can ¢ cham- all three boats being recently con-| |p 1 Jone intend to st 4 for the clu This is the flash 0 elkey's face and fl ed test given the boats. ask his be wants to fight W | lard. fame goes in ingstrum, Smith I do not . » on a charge to the delinquency SHAVING OUTFIT! | $ FREE! The Star’s latest and best gift offering to new sub- scribers is the Burham Shaving Outfit. It is a very | Those Already Readers of THE SEATTLE STAR and Who Desire the Shaving Owe ye