The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1914, Page 7

THE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1914 v tofast via) federal League May Invade Coast, Magnates Fear difortia | FRISCO OWNER IS ["Sssar'ss Sonate vucsn echo ano] OUR aM IT TO GIL DOBIE, tHe, | SCARED: SEATTLE FOR HE'S A BEAR AN ATTRACTIVE PICTURE DT ae | You've gotta hand It to this fellow | Gil Doble. | | After producing six consecutive r otball champitnship teams at the | Raseball magnates down tn Call-Jaround, If you can keep a secret University of Washington, Coach fornia run and get their guns when| We'll give you our opinion about it Doble has now taken charge of the they hear a knock at the door now. |About every club that mingles wit? on Line, 1915" pari our athletes may be known as the Expositi a |Glant Killers next season, if our 9 If they don’t watch out the bogey | ball players don't pound the pill d man Federal ta going to get them. | with a greater degree of regularity | S an You siree! Going to descend|than was done last year. right here on the Pacific coast and | . 4 e steal all our ball players and the| ; nes crowds, Coming to Seattle, too. | IT ; & J, Cal Ewing, who runs the San/ Francisco club, and who has a scra he W - @emmer All the Way Fo two with our own Daniel Ed ard| basketball equ und thus far the basket ringers haven't parted with a game Seven consecutive victories to their credit, and the cham- pionship looming up like the Smith building is pretty nifty execution for a bunch who have seldom ever before been a fac tor in this sport will double the effectiveness of your advertisement or printed mat- SW YORK, Feb. 17.—Does | The varsit athletes hooked the} 1 ‘ r » Tey it 0 o City, Bt. Lovie, Chicago, f/ Duxdale regularly every year, #o he Packey McParland intend to retire Ind en on University of Or. | ter. ve us with your rere order York and All Eastern and Dug can kiss and make up/from the ring at an early date? The eK down in Eugene last night for balf tones or zinc etchings, down at the annual Coast meeting | famous stockyarder has intimated Oregon lines up like the beef trust hing: | THE RAPID SERVICE ENGRAVING CO. Cities (it makes good reading, you know, much. Packey expressed a de alongside of these little V ' is and the Frisco papers usually run/#ire to gtve up the ring with « ton chaps, but what chance had| i i ¢G CHISHOLM thelr pictures), is sponsor for the|clean recbrd, He has never been they against a gang whic h has Do, | #90 eee ae Prt Seaton ] Freight and Passenger 9) Federal league talk beaten bie's dope burne ‘o their brains? | bids j "Agent v7, | Cal, who always has an ear to the 1 think Tam the only fiehter of Dobie used to show the boys back | |ground for fear of somebody sneak. | the present day who never has been Nebraska how to hook baskets. ‘siiaitaanicieaainiiiiatyiliataiiaiias Phone Elliott 1256 Jing up behind him with a club, has “he says. “This in tteelf After he had been out here a cou ' }learned that the Frisco club's lease |!* #ome honor to possess in retir-| ears showing our young men} | | D AVE jon the park on Valencia at. Is going |! of ron ability how to dump ou. e to fall into the hands of parties not McFarland no longer needs to! the other fellow off hi rope, it} {friendly to himself in the spring of !0ok to the ring for sustenance was arned eat bas tball was} , 4 D also one of his long sults. {1938 His money runs into #lx figures, Therefore the Federal league RE ce owe dope T i REG | | The outlaw circuit, which, tt {§|| PLAN To OUST 1] F’S |said, is planned to be a branch of! NEW YORK, Fob tytn | Frequent efforts were made to | persuade Doble to coach basketball, too, But he always declined, be- | cause, as he expressed it, “the game as played out here is only give and take. Too great a tendency to de. op fighters, rather than skilled ind Fortune in Australia, From Right to Left They Are: Ar- | players.” | the Federals, who are giving tho| | national baseball commission |major magnates sleepless nights,| | was expected to meet here ; Wil Inctude San Francisco, Seattie,| soon Los Angeles and Portland If to discuss ways of dis missing Chas. W. Murphy, own American Boxers Who Will Seek Fame enough money {s extracted from “hie = thur Pelkey, Fritz Holland, Wm. J. Howe, the Australian Promoter; Tommy Burns, Manager of the Party, This year the players promised to the pockets of the fans during the| | or, °%,,th® Chicago Cubs, from | | ang Lee Johneon. cut out the rough stuff and play a T an ret Seat’ coun the elteuit will be| | (2e,National league, It wan re : real ladylike game. Ergo, Doble| ™~ * ee me re | | poreed Cunt attorneys had sux SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 17—|manager of the party sthem over there. came into the fold aan Kested at t seven other Three Americ fighters, Arthur} Although none of the fighters fig The trio was signed up by Pro. -= ————___- ta urant prAgcording to information, the | | clubs forfeit their National Pelkey avy abt Fritz Hol-| ures in the nehip class, still moter Willlam J. Howe, who is now R O B B D has been taken up among the Coast} league franchises, a: form a! land, middleweight, and Lee John-| all are consistent performers, and if|in this clty seeking otaer boxers [ = —— | jeague directors, and plans discuss.| | SeW, clreult, leaving Murphy | /non, lightweight, sailed for Australia| they get off to a good start in the| Howe runs the newly formed Syd | WAY GET JAKE a te settinteat: Comcaitian to peo alone. recently to conquer all comers on| Antipodes are very Hable to put the |n yndicate that is bucking the so BY A DENTIST That Quality J! vent such an invasion the other side of the Pacific. crusher on a few of the best of called Australian fight trust, head ae a ae ees Tommy Burns, former reavy-| weight champion of the world, is the | ed by “Snow taker. CHICAGO, Feb. 17.—Jake Stabl, rmer_ res Bonin. | Howe grabbed the first men he|who piloted the Boston Americans) ON FIRST AVENUE gy aa . tee? H ’ R al Li H h f T | Jcould Iay hands on and shipped|to a world’s championship, admit- ehool is not cor ft j eo} them away so as to steala march on ted here today that he was dick-| People come to my office every day ates taser: | ere $s Real Live Hunch for Tealy; TAKE STEPS TO: [SS eee RS ks Se S| cri sone ee ea ee money by some dentist on First av. rep- had not figured how the boys Burns is very confident of the resenting himeeif to be Dr. B J. Brown, sada ae Sa Hap Hogan Has a Speed School to KEEP FEDS QUT ones eters Ls saat Ae the oma eB inment Built Greatest Lady Cor- |] o-——— i 2 tralia,” says Tommy, “and also what | tients and lives off my reputation. Conductor and DAN SALT 18 Rd TO TAKE Turn Slow Boys Into Sprinters |the fighters over there ean do | ice ee “ * o ep « » Th oO kno e vi . Leader Singer. Santmy Gcod over to Bremerton to : weaeful tances feveaen ta. Bensers ng suspicion that Burne will ea: 713 First Ave, Union Block . “ foaheint feral league invasion in Eastern | lurking suspicion spe Burne will en: ACTS night, where Samuel will endeavor ‘ leities has been taken. The Feder ;deaver to come back in Australia| | tee t WEEK Jewey Solomon. Jewey carries a baseball players than any section |! the Newark club, Internationa! | Championship of that country. j@ental work. because, while my work te 4H. nizers. little gold medal to show that he of the country, should have the | /#asue. Newark’s franchise has| Tommy pummeled @ bush fighter oniunee }is champ 133-pounder of the North best quality of Vaseball been transferred to Brooklyn, and| recently at Taft, Cal, and this has | Pacific squadron, by heck. Sammy Gets Cott cis Jersey City will supplant the de |led him to believe that he still fs hasn't been making much of an im jose Cotrege Coae | parted club in Newark. The Toledo | g00d enough to clean up anything in pression around these parts lately, Just as he was in the mood along | American Association club will play | the land of the kangaroo. | his recont exhibitions having been |it# games in Cleveland while the| Of the trio Burns bas under his oe oe yey gpenaned Naps are on the road wing, little Lee Johnson, the col- }Sam will come out of an | ; | i nee, jollar and you save @ dollar when I 40 your dental work. | When you come to my offices, be sure jand see my picture in my sign, at the entrance of the buflding; ft's just lke e in this advertisement. Beware of fake Browne, 'EOWIN J. BROWN, D. D. S WHITE HOUSE | tes tae et as a ored lightwelght, looks b tonight, and says Jewey should be ‘ons ne He is a fast, shifty boxer, a clean, ware. er scraps are on card, RUBE IS DYIN hitter, and knows the game jand a good show ts promised, ore Secon an SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 17.—Rub L. a Fan Pit de | There Is a young man named Le- | N AN , Feb. 17.—Rube Josbus Greee Bidg. rth | 7 event: “i 8 Guadaye A ated | Waddell, the baseball pitcher, ts {Boxing taught. Austin @ Salt's aym-| yout tor people whe — | Who thinks that to fight is no near death from a bronchial trou poor s | sineki. | ble, So, six nights a week, | He fights with some geek And most of the time he does| winski. cee CHARLEY SCHMUTZ, Tre) Broadway high school gradua' nared by Brooklyn from the Van-/ couver Browns, pulled out of town |today, Brooklyn-bound. When )Charley sent his contract back to/ |the Dodger boss, he took the trou |ble to enclose a note to the effect! }that he had waited all his life for| ce, and was going to DO YOUR FOOTBALL PRAC. |ticing late this year. The rules j may be changed again. HOUGERN The, Shee Repair, Man | Kitel Balitier Phone stain 8097. EVERY BOY OR GIRL SHOULD WIN A TICKET TO THE ALHAMBRA THEATRE Get one of your friends who does not now subscribe for The Star to fill out the following coupon } | Boyd Comstock is Hap Hogan's Speed Teacher By Hugh S. Fullerton came Boyd Comstock, athletic coach of the University of South-| There is a perennial baseball) Conc, of the Uns BEST in Traveling Goods BIGHT PRICE see us |Such & chan | plant named “Hap” Hogan, who Is : make good. Charles got gros about as clever a practical baseball |, Hogan listened. He listened | and present the same to The Star Circulation Department, 1307 Seventh Avenue, and a ticket good tittle majeae wind he's going to be| 8B aA ever hold the reine over a eae ee Re A ee for a reserve seat to the Alhambra Theatre will be given you. "Trnk & Leal ther | *!ven every chance to stick yer og seeaeee players. ss the Ven-| Comstock, a sprinter, coach and Big show on this week that will interest the children. Educational Film and Dandy Comedy ore |theorist, outlined his theories as| by King Baggot this week. Goods Co. es ice, Cal, baseball team in the *, « based: » « ' “ $4 SECOND AVE. Someone discovered the Federal | Coast league tag ty are eae ae wie BIG ITALA FEATURE IN FOUR PARTS, “VICTORY OR DEATH.” SECO } _|league is In the field merely for| Hogan had « theory land run the bases a la Cobb BE SURE TO SEE IT. No other treat-|commercial purposes. This is ter-| His theory was that there is no|™ ys bered that King rible when it is realized Sag hoe * Kelly of Chicago taught every league magnates are in base! Ins t S t | member of t old Chicago White only to get their pictures in the| 18 on ea t! ae the famous “split slide” and Gifterent papers. } “fall away,” the hook slide and a L,cie|————e————| Made Goods |r cuerinne 2 a | Comstock Teaches 'E om, THE WASHINGTON INFIELD a CS eeee at didn ones, lie-| will remain intact, Grif says. But| In doing this you enable the! If one man could t ‘ ‘ ball h a try ov Theory? and chronic skin son knock boles in it joutput, and compel him to em-| ahead and try his theories orde! w eu ° > 5 ° anese he ikcamy| gee Sore NORE eoRrO jester says |Ploy more help. REMEMBER,| Comstock knew that ball play j | era are a8 poor starters aa any Sang Chinese Porky Flynn Is a ham fighter. the greater the weekly payroll, |r wore in the world, that they are .s AY the greater Seattle. isually slow in getting under way : that they are slow starters in steal Bakeries ing bases, and he argued that the start 16 the chief part of running the bases | Hogan lined up bis best cateh Jers and pitchers, told the pitchers to hold runners as close to the farHibases as porsible, ordered the catchers to throw thetr arms off, and sent his players down to first |to give Theory a try-out | In two days Hogan was seratch- : ing his head and wondering why, WRESTLED 2 HOURS; TamaleGrotto | |'1 20 years of baseball, no one had DIDN’T GET DOUGH 2 applied college training to starting Chili Con Carne base runners | © Chicken Tamales ff} His slowest runners wore get | 2AG pov amp e ball, getting lustre Pristensky and Pau! Siinp- n 8308. We Deliver. }|tvarted more quickly ‘and “giving Gustave Pristensky 1611 Third Avenue cae Bt son, heavyweight wrestlers. Last Wholesale and Retail. the catchers more trouble \ Y night Gustave and Paul tunsled and P Fy kg | te 7 eo u ” ot a MACY CURES sees! sce ot ; PLAN BIG MEET ‘ a |) : ] t a) Chemie. o od flesh and rubbed off ~ and Many So-Called In. pounds of goo o Fiye, ; Co. | IF MANAGER TEALEY HAS) his little say, we are going to speak of his pets as the Giants next sea-| son. Little Nap avers he always was fond of that name, especially |because we packed that monacker laround when we copped the gon- falon in 1912, He says there's not a thing wrong with a name like [that until the world series comes Peete or aie, Wine ties Arrangements for a county track several ounce: y Diseases—’ . “ ASK FOR meet, exclusively for the smaller 4 * finished they Wine serene |t0 Fg ” high schools of King county, are ore (box office to get the doug! he “ s Best being made by County Superintend sheriff had beat them to it, How entennia a ent of Schools Durham and Gradu ever, having attached the receipts Intes ate Manager Horr, of the universt der! which amounted to $550. ty. The meet will be held on th: Actual Scene From “Victory or Death” Feature. ve state university campus during the | absence of the varsity track squad cone WOLGAST WINS 0 PR, in May, which will compete in the T, N FREE PHOTO PLAY COUPON a | Pacific coast meet a aco. 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Gary tered the ring handi he two new shells, Seattle Spir Ti leapped by a boll on his left cheek A. # QHIGLIONG & SONS itel and Seattle Spirit 11, whieh e wen 1WO NAMIC sécpusicase. os eekeaen tees aMeneee and Wolgast made the sore apot a were donated by the Seattle Cham rye as long as the bout lasted Portable Houses ber of Commerce to the university 4 Atl rebit . y cecla cee tes Wekeene hae arom ‘ Wolgast showed flashes of his aquatic department, will be launch T k t . old thine form ed and officially christened — by ickels PHOAG io spade, bens sian > cass usa Chay ee tescees — As usual he relied on a left rip President Lande@ and Pean Condon to the body, followed by a right at the foot of the Pay Streak this MA ial; hook to the jaw ‘var _reterences, | afternoon at 4 o'clock. pecia (ISL | “Gary weighed 123 pounds, and ted ow nen AccablewKcomieneat | ‘The ceremony will mark the be 4 Glenn : j was outclassed from start to fin prices before you buy or bulla # ginning of the campaign for funds ; nae Commer Madison M.\igh Wolgast welghéd around 137 d PORTABLE HOUSE CO. 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