The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1914, Page 7

THE Fe ULLERTON IN _SOUTHERN TRAINING CAMPS; AR—SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914. FARM LANDS $99 50 EGok THC? AN ACRE} (AW pd The New | Indian Models Have (Cutehaw, Dodger Rooky, Hands Out Good Advice to}! Youngsters; Says Recruits Must Get in and Plug By Hugh ‘Ss. Fullerton AUGUSTA, Ga, March 21] Hrooklyn seems, at first glance, al] hopeless as a National league The surprise most OPELETS} pennant contender is to find the training camp of the — BY } Dodgers full of hope and enthusiasm SLT Ee, { and with s spirit that fae enleted FT Mt, FREDDIE in @ Brooklyn team only once in ‘: gd the last decade, and that for a short vi YOU BETCHER Our store is a miniature motor- time last year My men are loyal,” declares ‘Sr . Better Than Gian Hank O'Day in his deel ration that | cycle exposition. You will enjoy Probing more deeply ‘Into th e n't fear any Federal raid. | 4 ; makeup of the Dodgers, ones eur. Next month Hank ts due to discover | looking over the mechanical per- . prised te nd that it has the frame. | the fact that his men are ler 1 | . * . work of a pennant-winning team.| and more financial, | fections of the beautiful red ot Given consistent pitehing, a short-| aN Rg ee a atop, and Brooklyn looms up as one cacbaniny Por ty MORE Mil, ~ of the pennant contenders, Man mandy ES NO!’ CONN eo fe fay h pitchers ée! WIT HTHE FEDS, WE RE! 4 y. Suutadic Wenehives ner a peuees TO PREDICT WHAT THEY WILL, MOTOC Y CLES Pean Wid Wheat, & team than the Giants a i 3 BEASON. <n Lk iia cue FOR 1914 The worst fault of the Brooklyn Mcabaa” ue ae re ooke SECT 1S.G q . been the atmo organize s eee eS ANTED ||necs of carelessness of Its pitchers “bull.” - Come in. Get a copy of the 1914 : LAND mua up atta eaten | arrer warcuinc cat nanl{| Indian Catalog pronounced by experts pare ae “ Bedi is os ris go through the motio f - Hs b0. cote out. tn 'c0-core tame; sien||tanded tm Ite training camp bare. rin fo {hrough the motions of all! to be the last word in motorcycle litera in $08 stumps or 1480's Smooth prai timber to clear one is instantly ized with the tm pression that if Cal could hit, was fast on hia feet and used his head, he would be able to Hck a lot of fellows, ture. Avail yourself of an Indian demonstration. Handle the Indian Electric Equipment your- self—see how efficient it is—how simply it is erated. Learn why Indian machines for 1514 establish a new standard in motorcycle Management of Dahlen during the | last few years. Weak at Short Shortstop looks lke the weakest spot on the team. Joe Tinker, lost by Ebbetts’ tinkering, would have made the team look much stronger. Neither Egan nor Cutshaw can play | nigh eee TEALEY TOOK IN AND 18 NOW CON HE I8 NOT THE Get free folder at 2 MANAGER THE SHOW, VINCED TH out.) Bide ALHOUN, DENNY short, and neither want to try it—| y THLETE W cAN'T c which makes it necessary to find| Mee ene eee lues : HIT. values. EWING & shortstop from the new material i SEATTLE 1S BOUND TO HAVE |EVERY ASPECT OF A REAL The catching department ts fair. with no sign of additional strength.) AUGUSTA, Qa., March 21,.—Cut-|in which he figured, and he started | give enough thought and time to Prices range from $215 to $240 f. 0. b, Seattle, Seven models. organized ball's comeback tac miles from Seattle er year he lead the National speed and strength can become 4 Quite a load of advice from one . Much is expected of Ed Reul > ‘ 4/18 more than did Evers, his closest it and work hard : de ents, Immediate deliv- mores >|beck, the former Obiengo starionnw’. ‘Se Brockiyn second pin * csked Culshaw about| “By seeing how fellows ike|S8ALL CLUB UNTIL KILLILAY Also delivery van and side car attachm: LAND + |Reulbach himself is full of confi. ##eman, one of the cleverest and | \, Evers and Eddie Collins did it and| ARRIVES. a ines. Ask us about our W Tidence. He thinks a change to| fastest of the younger generation, 7 Jook at {t this way,” he said. by hard work and practice I learned * os Bargains in used and rebuilt machines. Ask a & Brooklyn is just what he™needed. has some ideas as to how baseball! “Baseball is more a matter of | to do it pretty well, That may ac =a) ny easy payment plan. 10 ACRES LAND AT $35.00 2/7 his ts mainly superstition. While is to be played. In his first season|hard, steady work and much count for the larger number of THE FEDS HAVE TAKEN | ; ow 7 Recneteree 215 Per acre, $20.00 cash. daiance . | With the Cubs, Reulbach always/at Brooklyn he started just 18)thought than it is of any special double plays that I got into last) | ie pt teen eaten wat aN Special ‘: ate S theutanae left at oo per month Fine loam 3 | pitched his best in Brooklyn. double plays during the entire year. ability. Any young man of ave “re year.” D to crush BAA TR a ° tics, O. B. says it’s a mi Luna Park Natatorium opens league in a number of double plays good ball player if he is willing to ;*o young In the major leagues ate 4 mis: “we S == Pp, and the rebs will stumble W cts | | well. ‘ } Portland Store, oo. “4 Seeesess SALT FRAMES i] BROAWWAY AT OAK. 817 EAST PIKE. : DANCING |¢—_____._ ne .. HIPPODROME Orchestre. by Competens Teachers. SPICY SHOW Dan Salt today gave out the complete card for Austin & Salt’s smoker at Ajax hall, 85th and Greenwood ay,, next Friday night. Tho following bouts comprise the program Romeo Hagen vs. Billy Chap- man. Ad Schaffil vs. Tommy Hegee Billy Wilttams va. Al Mosler 49 WATERFRONT LANDS HOOD CANAL WATER FRONT. t1600| PER ACRE DANNER INV. CO 7 BOSTON BLK. IN THE SECOND ROUND oF | their fight last night, Stanley Jones dashed out of his corner and rush. ed at Montpler before the latter had hardly gotten out of his chair. The next moment Jones did a 60. yard dash in the opposite direction. eee BETWEEN SEATTLEAND STAR'S CHAMPIONS AT DUG’S SUNDAY With the bulk of the staff professing to be in mid-season SEATTLE A. C. WINS AGAINST OUTSIDERS ints short of| [sage him the shade. ee Bill Morrow won from Scott, Vie Bill Pierce so EXCHANGES iv AchEs—- ig ol = ‘Se, LARGE chicken house small ot- Guard: 8 cores cheered, balance cleared Blocks from R. Ft north of t-room mod. tn Rainier —_—_—_——.. LESTER DYER !8 THE LATEST member of that famous family of |fighters to enter the boxing game. Seattle noon, when the leaguers tangle making a clean sweep last night, city. Prt — bungalow or with Bothell, winners of the |torta, in three rounds. for equity of it soo. WH! as Lester Dyer ve. Sam Keer. " ingent of boxers and .. " 7 . wi ! 0 pennant in The ttle Star He's going to fight at Salt’s next| When a conting' was awarded the verdict when Me- ee Nash Bro, 209 Vee peringed teeth oo jeag With t dition of Boks acid lemm ve, Jimmy | Friday night, and says he'll “Do or | wrestlers from the James Bay A.|Kenzie, Victoria, quit in the second. ruave A ibis MODE & fee! Dal! Game Cuneay jobby James and Nig Perrirne per. Dye.” | a Multnomah A.|In wrestling, Fortner beat Schultz; to the “camp, Ray- Hagen and Chapman appear || |; pcs ieer parsy fr the Seattle Hipson won from Middleton and for in the main event. Chapman j) C. ortla! Bradt beat McGrath. mond predicts a the contingent from “the lake town, Manager Tealey divided the squad Into “sides” today for the Atbletic club gymnasium. The lo- cal club took four out of the five boxing events and scored two out of three in wrestling. One of the best scraps of the a has been working industriously to get himself in proper condi- tion, and promises to give the baker a ran for his money. ] OR A KEEPER | Hugh Perkins, 8. A. ©. borer, is sore because club offictals wouldn't let him go on against a man 28 Rev. M. A. Matthews will preach a sermon next Bun- day morning entitled, Insist on Seattle- 51 REAL ESTATE LOANS ‘ARDS TO LOAN AT é Boz Number 193, Seattle. 7 LOCAL MONET tor Aveflable without delay Made Goods In doing this you enable the manufacturer to increase his “Religious Fickleness” His sermon next Sunday night first combat of the training session. This was done as a rehearsal for Sunday's contest, as Tealey doesn’t deatre to have the Tilks’ opponents BUTLER LOSES pounds overweight. That guy Per. kins needs a guardian! A draw sultan never peeves a sepa #0 long as he draws down Gleason, 8. A. C., and Byers, Mult- nomah, the former winning the ver- dict after three hard rounds of mill- eevning was furnished by Henry) and farm loans. will discuss the subject, jsp anything over on them. fc toes 09 me jis Stanley Jones, 8. A. C., and WEST Sena output, and compel him to em- loins eek ome of everybody:| mondy Butler, the local pool sii Sete |Montpler caused plenty of excite: | a CMS ploy more help. REMEMBER, | position which he ls more than lke {cTack, tasted defeat in the White . ment In their three-round fray, CUT- the weeld 1, Prto fill this season as announced {House parior’s pocket — billiard VARSITY IN FINALS | wnich resulted in decision for the | the greater the y payro! Everyone cordially invited, ||somo timo ago in The Star, Nig|bandicap tournament Friday night. mae Ie sO ee RATE CALHOUN® Denny & EWwino the eater Seattle. : a when he took a 100 to 65 walloping] PORTLAND, March 21—The| Ca arris, etter, | Alaske Bide re | Perrine, who carries scars of long) i"the nande of Nixon. In the aft.|finals in the first Northwesters |been fighting under 8. A. C. colors |services In the great national pas . cou time, will be acen on second ernoon De Porter beat Thomas, DENTISTS college conference wrestling tour-|10 Eastern Washington, appeared Bakeries First Presbyterian Church 0 . nament w here for the first time this season 2. neg Phorm: Senigelggre = Sppotsted rcigehestnese Sn MEWPES Oregon oe ‘Caen ee against Madden, of Multnomah, and| We make a specialty of teeth, ve Seventh and Spring. Sealey will plug the up pea mie cord liminaries last night. In the pre-| Was @ disappointment. While he|without plates by our second and third. ‘Two teesiar or | CROSS WHIPPED | ininarics the Orezon Aggies won| won the decision, he hardly earned / method. ny nr flolders will play, Swain taking right BPs tn five and lont three bouts; the Uni-|{t until the third, when a spurt sail Cotman Bide field with Martini in left. Bud Me-] ew YORK, March 21.—Local| ,oq' Tent thre eee non four Amalgam Filling ; $1 VIRTU Ivor, the pitcher, who ts @ 004) critics believed today the days of ecus sa ries an . o ro" ITS OPEN HOUSE) ball player, will be located tn cen- Leach Cross as a ring star were r and lost two, | The summary follows: 198. ter. Huhn, the Adrian boy, will work behind the bat, while Hester, | Davidson and Hewitt will divide time on the mound | Bothell’s lineup ts: Shennaberger, et: Coughlin, 2b; Ness, ss; How-| ard, 8b; Snyder, c; Giddings, 1b; Reeves, cf; R. Houghton, If; Wal ters, rf; Stevens, p; Meyers, p. Tuesday the entire squad will be Case & Case. 514 Fifth Ave. W- numbered as a result of his sorry showing here last night against Young Shugrue {n a ten-round con- test. Although Cross weighed sev- Jeral pounds more than his oppo- nent, Young Shugrue was entitled to at least eight of the ten rounds. Cross seemed unable to get started. Gold Crowns... $3 ‘Porcelain Bridgework $3 Full Sets Teeth $5 & Up that doesn't prove King. Washington Jackson, © 116—Dte! Corvallie, beat Yamada, Bloomsberg, Pullman, beat rary The Seattle “Commercial Club ‘st |holding open house today, in hono’ lof the Alsaka raliway oslebration, | Mayor Gill visited the club at noon and made a short talk. A reception and dance will be given tonight, after the downtown celebration. . Washington, beat Maki, Oregon’ Pearcy, Corvallis, Campbell, Pullman. 1Tb—Van Bogart, Washington, Day, Corvallis: Pearson, Pullman, Oregon, default Hardy, Fast LOANS, = mraTe NORTHERN Mortgage Co. 140% Fourth i Ng a ge beat Dent The Star’s But- deat Washington, deat Alverd, Pullman, elegantiy furnished outside Any work Union St. ae ees Lal rst taetst GETS IN WRONG |:c' tt tact Transt 229 Union St. 306 wo latemtty teense’ Getting Scarce | Te | Come tn SOON—today, tf you went a6e are receives on Gate ne =. -.| “T lost my head completely yes- |vallia, Mobi, Washington, deat Oregen.| After he reported at police head- —— free examination and Diteation up to 11 o'clock @ m terday.” — setae cancock, Washington, beat Cari,|Warters an accident in which his} °* — tle Stare Phone Number ts This will have some effect on Oregon: Mosby, Corvallis, beat’ Savage,| motorcycle was demolished by a|WE STAND BACK OF OUR. Morgan’s Quick Shoe || "* ‘very industr Pullman. |street car, H. F. 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