The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1914, Page 11

Regal 615 uits CHICAGO, March 20. }in the Kast Coffroth — announced | OH —"Siinny [Johnny O'Leary of Seattle May | Tim” Coffroth, the San Francisco|80 two topliners in the middle fight promoter, was en reute home| today after spending several weeks |Coffroth will send Charlie White that he|Dundee, The serap for the heavy-| would be busy during the summer. | welght championship between | JORNNY OLEARY OF SEATTLE f= —— AND KILBANE MAY MEET IN: —20-ROUND BOUT AT FRISCO welght class will clash, and tn June againat Freddie Welsh or Johnny 20-/Smith and Willard will be od | and |in Coffroth's arena July - | May 16 he planned to stage < round bout between Kilban on 2 Show Ou a ow r n- Ideas of Styles and Prices If you can tell a and prospective Regal $15 Suit Bf) tions of a bail club today y £ * > ‘ ue va > from a custom tail- eek OF faa, ly 4 Wored suit after | lot of into th * e’'ve fitted it on Bie, fe! you —— your eyes ed on with eager interest, are sharper than ours. There's a FANS TURN OUT IN DROVES TO WATCH SEATTLE PLAYERS WORK | Dugdale’ field te rapidly gaining jexpected to jump into his uniform the aspect of a real training camp. | Some time this aft on, Cadinan While only « handful of players an-/ihe trend of the regulars {ato camp |swered the first call yesterday, late | begins. the foree up to the propor ay’s weather brought out/championa of The Seattle Star! nd injected |league, Beattle probably will line athletes on|up as follows: Hester, Davidson While only light work/and Hewitt, pitchers; Wally, catch was engaged in, the spectators look-jer; Huhn, 1b; Raymond, 2b Catcher Huhn from Adrian has|if.; Swain, rf. Manager Tealey will arrived, and got into uniform today,/awalt further arriv: before pick- Charley Swain, the outfielder, tsiing a center fielder. in toda, jeginning Monday Play Star Champs | Sunday Manager Raymond will pick a team to go against Bothell, arrivals Brown, 8b.; Melvor, ; Martina, cut and style to Regal $15 Suits that you will not find in ANY clothes anywhere under $20 or $25. And we are firmly convinced that no- where else will you FUR FLIES CHICAGO, March 20.—Organtzed baseball magnates recetve with satisfaction the news that rebellion has broken out within the ranks of the antagonizing Federals, The dissension han been caus ed by the refusal of Pitcher Tom Seaton, formerly of the Philadelphia Nationals, to report to the Brooklyn club, Seaton signed up with Chicago originally and has been working out in Tinker’s camp. AMONG FEDERALS find as many styles or as good styles as you will find Regal }and Multnomah Athletic Bee ee" ann me GOOD SMOKER ON AT S.A. Eight good boxing and wrestling, S. A. C,, va, E. MoKensle, V | pout will be on tap at the Seattle| Andy Duvall, 8. A. C., va. Montpter, ray of talent put into the C. M.A. C.; Cal Harris, 8. A.C, ve |Atbletic club tonight, when ® squad) \taddon, M. A. C.j Bill Morrow, 8 lof athletes come from the Victoria), C., vs, Barney Scott, V. A. C.; | clubs to| Henry Gleason va. Byers, M. A. C Suits If Regal $15 Suits hole lcontest in the annual triangular/H. Gleason, 8. A. C., ve. Byers, M smoker. The local club will be rep-|A. C. Wrestling, Claude Fortne resented by the most formid: | ‘ Schultz, V. A. C.; t| Hipson, 8. A. C., vs. Joe Bradt, M one time this season. JA. C.; Archie McGrath, 8. A. C., ve The card: Boxing, Hugh Perkins,| McCarthy, M. A. C. COLLEGE MAT MEN COMPETE eceeninennrcainaeneaticinie | PORTLAND, March 20.—Wrest-jof Washington wil! rrapple at the Multnomah gym tonight In the firat lers from the University of Gregem, Northwestern conference meet. The | Oregon Agricultural College, Wash-|men will welgh in at 6 o'clock, ‘ington State College and University when the drawings wil! take place | ' ARRANGING BOXING PROGRAM Promoter Dan Salt is arranging; {ses to put on the bahner show of| a nifty card for the Anstin & Salt|the year, Romeo Hagen has been| lboxing show, to be given in Ajax| picked for the headline event, with hall Friday night, March 27. Balt) Mack McCabe, a sturdy sallor on lis sorting over the cream of boring|the U. 6. 8. North Dakota, as a talent in the Northwest, and prom-| possible opponent. most progressive clothing stores in America are competing for your interest? See that your next suit carries Rega! Label. LETTERS FOR TENNIS SHARKS. | Tennis has advanced to a | with all other forms of athletics at|Athletic association Thursday the Broadway bigh school after letters will be awarded to as soon as the courts are put into} | racquet sharks, this decision being proper sh: 1 {| reached following a meeting of the Here | Coach Oliver will order a turnout Your money back if you want it. On the Square—Opposite Totem Pole. MAGNATES SIGH WITH RELIEF NEW YORK, March 20.—Organ-){nroads on major or minor league ized baseball magnates heaved a deep sigh of relief today, oe could be found who would openly | the announcement of James A. il admit that organized baseball en. | more of the Federal league that his|tertained any fear of serious oppo-| talent. The sighing, however, was done secretly, as not a magnate 615-617-619 FIRST AV. The Big Store With the Little Rent. 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MACY, Specialist KLEIN'S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-24 Wv MARY GREAT AT "Terrible Terry” try over four years, was mind was a total blank admitted it, but then relapsed into forgetfulness, {fic battering about the head that the Brooklyn teddod took from some of the other great little fighters of the day affected his reason and booze did the rest. the pugiliet The terr! Writing for The Star recently, Hugh Fullerton, the famous sport expert, complied statie- tles to show the path of the athletes who ha back over the old baseball record books and totalers and 30 who were known to be drinke Only 2 of those who drank are in the ggme today. eee Ralph Wilbur, former Yale athlete and who now makes his home in Spokane, was accosted recently on the falls city streets by a bloated individual hardly recognizable claimed to know me and called me by name.” Wilbur tells. when | refused, asked for a drink. voT, BACK AGAIN? Or, ALL RIG 1 SEe DER Dog AIN'T MIT You. 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