The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1913, Page 2

f ; fl i i Vi William 1, Smith, | club, took an Injured arm out of splints the Waterbury Smith did not give a pass and struck out six men terbury players saw first, all on errors. | Memphis club of the Southern league of the Pittefleld Eastern Why Not Break | Pitchers’ Arms? | FAVORITES WIN IN | Note to Tealey! He shut Waterbury out, 8 to 0, and allowed no hits. sociation baseball | y before pitching against! Only three Wa Smith formerly was with the | ‘PICK U.-W, TEAM Men Whom Baseball Made Rich; {§ IT BUCK FEVER? nine, now playing wit Vancouve team alle from e Auguat of , a Tho third set was| Before departing, Washington tae i { Miura. forced the Will met an All-Star Japanese nine Speniag ro o 5 up, but by effective ser| picked from tho best teams in the Washingtor . Washington leader won the Northwest, in a two-game series oo Moat heo ext two games and the set at Dugdale’s park, August 28 and of Monday, the s Se Henry Bortes, the Broadway star,/ 25. A banquet is to be given Tr wre the initial round |S he best games of his the local Japanese in honor of the Say's play > td 1 Williams, Queen | college boys before they leave Sen be got co count-| Washington's lineup for the Ja Monday ae Anne|pan trip follows Byler, Clar Nee eee rmatiene offered ser-| Johnson, pitchers; Kerry, ¢; Zilka Ce a tay, the tavert ayers featured 1b; Fitzgerald Graham, pe ees “ay Nhat agp r, Franklin tb; Kerry and Byler, If od rn” cidaken’ ef tatenes defeating Schul-| Welts, cf.; Patten, rf a Aeee Ny 62, and Howard alte nepal 67, 6 LOS ANGELES GETS PLAYERS asy for Favorites. was expected, Russell and Mc Aina. hie. theca vived the opening round. MeBur) “ANIMAL DANCES? | Sheer oot Oetnes ney met Myers, and w “) league will report to Los \ngoles Russell partic two MALChES, | » 1 Prone wire when the fornia league season gefeating Burrill bd, and Done-| "STAGE Aug, 12—WWR| \icscs September 2%, according hue by the same score. war against “animal dances” as one nouncement today. Shortatoy The one surprise of the day was| cr its chief objects, the League of rig hg yo. Rg the appearance of a dark horse {n|Catholic Women w pene, es the play. Munro of Vancouver red here today - whose ability was practically un- |; nctivities in connection with FR atop Senge, won eseily from Mansel-| tne convention of the Federation of| SONOS NO FARMER OR Smith, a strong local con n leties. Not only eae cs ; straight sets, by a score of 6-3, 6-2 go under the t c E ‘TR ALIA, F pny nal gm alg bears whe eeu the Kapowain boxer, fought six rious rounds to a draw here Mon “Washington tennis tea and eru showing little! er of the same squad, | voxing skill. Farmer led in ad battl Adams| Never fails, Butler's Liquid rly rounds, but Bonds’ strong Drug n the final round evened up tops the ache, Advertisement nese expert 63 {n| Tooth Filler but dropped the! gists, 26¢. ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE Going to Quit econd Avenue We have decided that it is better to run one store well than to operate two stores indifferently. So we have sold the lease on the Second Ave. store to Benjamin Bulos. Furthermore, we are selling every Suit, Overcoat and Raincoat in the house at whole- sale prices and less. iling, There is no hocus pocus business about this proposition. We mean to sell out the clothing and get out. If you want to save money get busy—get busy tomorrow, while the assortment is good. The sale positively ends Saturday night, August 16th, at 10 o'clock. .. - Suits that were $15— offered at $10.50 when the sale opened—Now go at...... 87.85 Suits that were $20— offered when the sale opened at $12.85, now pricedat $10.50 Remember, The Hub will hereafter operate only one store in Seattle, and that at 615-619 First Ave., opposite the Totem Pole. But The Hub’s famous guarantee goes with every Suit sold at its uptown store during this sale. 1318 Second Ave. Opposite Main Entrance Arcade Building TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1913. leach! seco on | hom Little Napoleon, John McGraw, CHAMPS JUST CAN’T CONNECT IN PINCH | | | | | | | Mugesy” Mc | rant fall, Men who knew during tb I's sert Graw of the old Baltimdére Orioles|he an Ban B Jobnaon sh scarcely recognize John J. Mo-|bands, healing a breach that Graw, boas of the New York Giants, /existed ever since the jump from Haltimore to New York | today. Twice in the last three years Mo | As manager of the Baltimore club | McGraw was one of the roughest of |Oraw has led his team to league \that rowdy dowdy crew of wreckers. | poanants and world’s series. Twice Today his battle cry ls “Speed” and|he has lost baseball's highest hon- | “Aggressiveness,” bat he no longerjors. His team was outplayed by the |recommends aptke sharpening to {n-| Athletics and outlucked by the Red | timidate infielders. Sox. This year he ts almost certain | McGraw began his baseball careor|to participate tn another world’s with the Olean, N. Y., club at the|#eties, and at this distance he seems tender age of 20. Then he was alto have a team capable of beating blue-eyed child who gave no warn-|elther the Athletics or Cleveland. ing of future greatness should the tat McGraw became “Mugxey nd a| McGraw ts a better baseball lead terror. He grew famous, and auc-jer than many give him credit for ceeded Ned Hanlon as manager of the game closely know he has oor two stars nants with Aree collec the team With the birth of the American league McGraw and several of his| tion of arms and lege, the supply of players jumped to the Glants, where| brains betng concealed about his he was given full authority and a|own chubby person. big salary to produce a winner | History proves that he did his work so well that he draws $20,000 / & year, and Inst year signed @ five | | Cures While You Sleep year contract at this figure. As the result o Graw {# on finas CHANCE FOR AD o's Easy street SAN FRANCISCO, Ang. 12.—Pro- moter James W. Coffroth haa of fered Ad Wolgast a September date with “Red” Watson, and the prop m is «* considered by the r twelght champion W also ha offer to box the winner of the Johnny Dundee- Jack White fight, in Los Angeles, and will announce his decision to morrow. Don't tak of drugs | You kr spect your Jatomach and Other Northwest Game taught that not TACOMA “Iron Man’ tural way of curing Joe McGin a shut a Pt A pitching against the Victoria * Ah pani hisias ameiabicg Monday in the first game of the restore | series, Tacoma won 4 to 0. mA ° oe Victoria 0.846 Batteries MeGinnity and Harris; to Fitzgerald and Shea, Brotten, ged Fe, hy con ere can be no r ailment Woar Blectra-Vita while you sleep. | It feeds a constant stream of elec tricity to your nerves, and they car- ty it to every organ and tissue your body, restor health Saturate your nerves with a glow Ing current from Electra-Vita for a | SPOKANE, Aug, 12—Monda: | game betw Spokane and Van- couver resulted in a continuation of the Beavers’ rapid decline. The locals walked away with the honors | Batteries: Coveleskte and Han nah; Schmutz, Ingersoll and Lewis, | Grindell whirling as on as the power turned on Fleotra-Vite | pat which ina self-cha weneraten m of galvanic on tt Into the nerves Tt bullae DUNDEE MEETS WHITE LOS ANGELES, Aug 12 ny Dundee and ck White will box |up vitality and neth. and cures | |20 rounds at Vernon tonight timenta resuiting from a debilitated nerves and vital organs | Dundes, if he wins, probably will on, General Weakness, be sent against Wolgast on Admis Cured. sion day, and thereby be given tha|,,t suttered with rhoumatiem tn dif. chance he has demanded to fight|;neca and arma, for several years }hia way Into the lightwotght class. also. «er a Bloctra-V White must win to retain any |has cured ovlng every alg standing he imay have among |the pains gladly recom- the foathers, and he has solemnly Atpy, declared that tonight's battle actu- | 6601 14th Av Waah ally will be his last if it ts @ losing) out out tite ail t-te one jus for kK about x < nin hook Woll-bullt,. robust. men showing how, Blectra and explains many} our. tren MAY CANCEL BOUT LOS ANGEL Aug, 12.—The proposed Langford-Jeanette hort here in October may be canceled because Jeanette bas demanded | |that MeCarey give the pair a Sep tember date. , Jeanette wanta to jaail for Paris October 10. Me Carey's September card ts filled. Attention | | Graduate 7 free 90-page illus lenses 8 Optomet- Dupli- |] | ist a! Call if you 5:20 p turday evening hours, 9 « 10 to 1.} 205 ct prepatd, your era 12-19 Address 9. D. Town l GETTING TIRESOME! | by a score of 6 to 4 |few hours each night while you BIGMEAG iss dass crcanesed 6 14 Olsicop. The ailing organs will re Vancouver ... 4 9 Olspond to it» influence In the same|¢ way that eetric. motor. starts contains | s From Knoxville comes @ story of a new one with a man on third, Boheifiey of Knoxville stole | second baseman dropped the ball and Schelfley sat | for It, th The umpire refused to allow @ claim of In commenting on hie decision, the umpire declared he would not allow players to make a practice of concealing the bal! lan ind. t. While a # 0." being ma The Seattle team has not the least possible chance in the race for the pennant {f its exhibition tn the past elght gases ie any In ication. In the past eight games, seven with Victoria and one with Portinnd, Seattle has won the grand total of one game. Ad mittedly Vietoria was galloping in true form. But the Champlons ean offer no alibi for Monday's defeat by Portland. Seattle had at least one runner on the bags in every inning, but fell down miserably in the pinches. Note the k of our athletes when a hit meant a run. Second Inning. Three men on, none out fanned. Shaw skied to Mab James doubled off second Third Inning. Nill on second. One out Martini Fullerton | is groom eee! | Steals Home a His Team Mate Sits Upon Ball man on third “stole | | interference.” | | | MODERN, elegasitly 7 t eat Mates at Hote jginus, Elgbth and Viretnia, ye | Westlake, ElMott 808—ady, 2 what kind of money they bave Whe down there Natur cee and fe When one of Fullerton’s slants hit dent, | an r embar i a meet | work Toman for a free b Toman heard the thud of the noe wood. He might have got away known with tt had he rubbed his head. Bea’ hy lear of wasted energy: Pulling % you ttle to score with three per s¢ men on none under the sod seed. Beattie Is going better-than any Jo if Th filed, Strait grounded out Fifth inning. Three men on None ont Nim forced Fullerton at home. Martini fanned, Strait skle Sixth Inning. Two en on, one out Fullerton fanned. aw grounded out Eighth Inning. Three men on, one down, Wally and Brown fanned Ninth Inning. | Two men on, two down, James grounded out see A Ball players are peculiar critters. | The only place Pat wakes up is in Seattle Seattie has other things to fear be sides yellow B y get Into the | next oasOn It seems that the National league clubs are putting the soft pedal on Noyes. The fact that Ed Hagen is heavy welght champion of the North West proves wo must be as care. ful who meets our heavyweight on as we are about our president candidate for vice e- Every time | hear of » $10,000 side bet down Mahoney | | Pretty soon we will begin to believe Th | | Sinee Boehling is with Washing- The confession of Charley Murphy other tear | Manger in the league—DOWN e Wally should be known as a pinch batter, not a pinch bitter the 2 last week Raymond batted at ferocious clip of .05 Kid Mohier Is losing his eyesight, as was rumored in the Const league, the old boy must connect | ntuition. Three cracks Mon Pretty good for @ blind man. ne Coast Every so often one or anot the teams gets off on some § water railroad system, and mi ar gue eee Get This? number of wrestlers have decided to in Marblebe Mase Probably so the town won't lose {te name. league |e some league or of nettle FOR YOUR CLOTHES when you can buy just as good a suit for 2 Made in Seattle by individual tailors and about as look. that those Beavers are old and feeble Rough on the Umps. no gentle, peaceful Heine Zimmer- man fe back with the Cubs once/ more. | eee | ton they have changed St to Wal- ter Johnson “and Compan + © that be could have purchased Joe Boobling leads to the belief they must have asked more than} $8 for the youngster. BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.— Bob McAllister s seriously con- sidering deserting the ring for the insurance business. This announcement wae mado here by Al McAllister, Bob's brother and manager. McAllis- ter has not fully decided to quit the game, but admits his brother's plea is having its ef fect. The boxer, however, says he wants another meeting with Petroskey before doffing the gloves. Spenking for his brother, Al McAllister today had the fol lowing to say “Bob has made $8,000 in his four professional bouts. 1 think he should satisfy himself with this and get into some substan tial busines: He has many friends, and should be able to get along without boxing “We think Referee Griffin fave us much thé worst of it by calling the Petroskey-Mo- Allister bout a draw. Bob won all the way, and left the ring Seattle forced Portland to ten in sin the opening game of the sortes Monday and then lost whe the visiting batsmen hammered Fullerton for a brace of singles t doubles in the final round. The Champs started a ratiy in their part of the tenth, but fell short of tying the score by one run. Score ABR W. POA & a) 3. 4.4 ° Jackson, 40 6 19 Trew 2 6 6 ° M. 2 ie oe ee ' 4.9 2079 ames, 3b Fae MI ee Re Raymond, @ .....8 0 0 2 ¢ 0 Fullerton pws. Bo 1 8 2 4 2 19 30 : R It PO. 5 oo. 4 1 ee ee ¢. $- 1-0 4 RE ak HP Ue. Ga oe ae ae hae ta Hellman, 10.0... 6 0 2 8 2 8 Callahan, f...:. 4 1 9 1 0 8 Williama, @s... 6 2 1:10 0 Oo Stanley, D 40 ® ° 10 “a4 9 by innings | 01000000023} Portiand 00010000034 Summary Two-base — hite—8 Wally, Williams, Callahan Mahoney. Stolen base—Nill Vy Fullerton 6, by Stante dalie—Off Pullerton %, off Staniey 8 Um ptre-—Toman | NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE | ‘ on. Lost. Pet Vancouver 10) an 893 Soattie aS ae | ee 3 Portland 42 4p “es Victorta 64 lean Tacoma 66 aso Spokane 7 ate AMEBICAN LEAGUE | Won. Lost. Pet.| Philadephia, 72 38 ara Cleveland 43 “606 Washington 47.687] Chicago 68 leis Horton 64) aan it 63 laa souls 69 inka York 66 NATIONAL LEAGUE on. Lost 718? a ob 4 ; 4 $8,000 IN 4 BOUTS; NOW BOB IS READY TO RETIRE} @ cut lp. BASEBALL A a perfect fit guaran teed. Everything tried on in the bastings. Our $20.00 Suit o Overcoat beats the world at The House of Bear The Big Tailors 719 First Ave. at” Columbia St. Today at3 |] \ Postal Telegraph Bldg. Portland vs. Seattle | Admission 25¢ and 50c with nothing more serious than I talked all Sunday to Bob trying to persuade bim to leave the ring, and I think T have won him over.” ATHLETIC PARK er Car CTUAL construction work is in progress on the PORT ANGELES & EASTERN RAILROAD, which will give the City of Port Angeles through tam continental connections and will open up to develop, ment all the great resources of the Olympic Pe i Timber lands, farm lands, orchard lands and vast areas underlaid by mineral deposits will be made. @ Railroad building will help Port Angeles to be come a big city, but meanwhile it is thriving th the industry and enterprise of those whose und ings do not depend on rail connections. 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