The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1914, Page 7

lines in the le and in th league ng ex givin matour baseball, along will outdo anyth is pro 1 tern Washington ¢ of the Seattle he coming seasor need twWo seasons, and ful consideration to ints and stigestions that ar fing that time, The ed out a system of es which is expected to giv mpetus to the game that it ha q i att ha Painless Dentists EXAMINATION Gold Crowns. .$3.50 Set of “Teeth "$3. 50 up slain Crown $3.50 up Fillings... .$1.00 up i Fillings.....50¢ up We Ge exactly as advertised. ly Atiendant. Terms to suit All work guaranteed 15 yeara ‘tet and Pile, Opp. Public Market Laboring People's ventists. SEATTIE BUSINESS DIRICTORY Goods of the Fol inte—They Are Reliable and tronage. mM OR SPRING ‘We shall not mar the s or belittle ‘Let us know your wishes anhey with be complied with. _ BUTTERWORT! & SONS MORTICIANS 1921 FIRST AVENUE Scenic Cafe T AND /DR. MACY, S Specia IN ADVANCED MET 202-3-4 Globe Block Madicon and Virst, Beattie, *llowers of the game STEWART | never wont The season begins May Two championships volved—the amateur baseball cham plonship of the city of Seattle and the champlonship of Western Wash ngton—and the winner of each or both {4 assured title Director of Playgrounds J. How ard Stine, one of the most en thusiastic supporters of amateur aseball in Seattle, has offered his co-operation, and as soon as the close he will work with providing grounds | before known in the North. | | 1 will be tn Star in about the elty A number of merchants who are anxious to boost the Kame have do nated prizes for {individual players These prizes will be awarded to} the leading batter, best piteher, ete er Be | The league is to be divided into | three sections, No. | involves the city championship; No. 2, the West: | ern Washington title and No. 3,/ i and C, division for younger | players. Any bail club in Seattle | or vicinity Is etigibt The teams will not be required | confine thelr games to the j league, aa all games will be record jea The percentages of the players will be kept and published once a }month. Box scores of all games will appear tn The Star, providing they are sent tn In sections Nos. | and 2, the two leading clubs at the end of the sea won will play a game to decide which ts to enter the final round for the Western Washington cham plonship. | The semi-final game 1, the Seattle division, the city champions played on Sun |The semi-final in Section 2 also be played on that date | winner of the city champlonshtp will play the winner of the West FEDS’ BUBBLE TO BURST, PREDICTS MAJOR MAGNATE By Hal Sheridan | NEW "YORK, March With the opening of the baseball season | but a little more than two weeks| | off, interest centered today tn just] }what sort of a fight the Federal ague is going to give major league! clubs In citie where they have | rival t a Chicas ‘ooklyn and! St. Louis are the maj eague | towns tapped by the outlaws, but Ban Johnson and John K. Tener say these clubs wil fare much worse than the to | in Section will se | and will Federal league jeene in such cities as Baltimore a belleve the Federal league will last out the season,” said Johnson. “There {s room for a third major league,” admits Tener, “but I think the Federal organization is com- posed mostly of loose sand. I don't |delleve its officials can make it | stick.” Despite these expressions by the heads of the American and Na } tional leagues, !t is known the big league owners In St. Louis, Chicag and Brooklyn are on the anxious seat. Chas. P. Taft, owner of the Chicago Nationals, however, can af \ford to have his bank roll tapped for any number of seasons, but like all other business men, he wants to see more money coming in tha: going out. Fans in Chicago still sore over the “canning” of Evers as| manager of the Cubs, and close fol-| ve that the! fans will split their patronage be tween the White Sox and the Fed- erals. In the telephone boys pocket bil-| Mard tournament at the White House billiard parlors, Bates, from the accounting department, first prize, cons! Second prize, a gold watch, goes to either Hunt or McDonald, who are tied for second place. The ti will be played off tonight at clock. AMERICAN CAFE FOURTH AND PIKE ERNEST GIANETTI, Proprietor. HIGH-CLASS TERTAINMENT ENCH DINNER With le of Wine—50c NR nnn” THE STAR LEAGUE PLANS FOR THE 1914 SEAS ern Washington lowing Sunda whethe inet oned Games elty or be ree table. r in the eluba, will percenta played outalde in the embfinal the fol) THE STAR—MOND tw each { ttle t sible | leading tear must play a game champlonship of thetr division to make It fmpo: 4 team to win by pteking The Star will not the ive for wen out opponents f AY, MARCH 30, 1914 but will do al the team chedule the games to ting in its power that kamen tion whieh Includes a dl n for playe oars of age, the twe from | 0 Boston Sox Have Wealth of Good Material, But Are Burdened With Baseball’s Poorest Manager By‘Hugh S. Fullerton HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 30.—There are a dozen men In America who could take the material that is represented in the training camp of the Boston Red Sox and make a champion ship team from it. The ma terial is there; material enough to give Connie Mack the battle of his tife for the highest hon- ore of the American league. Logically the Red Sox should be a close second choice in the American league race. Really they ought not to be figured seriously t all Why?) Th Lannin and Carrig two why Lannin, the are nl new owner earnest, willing know baseball is a grand fellow, game, | but he does not Carrigan is a grand tellow, a grand ball player and, with one exception (O'Day), he is the} least efficient manager !n the major | leagues, I that too strong? | Mechanically the team is all right. NAVY YARD ROUTE Steamers H. B. Kennedy, Tourist and Athh Saturday @ Table subject to change without Phone Main 3101. Fare 0¢ Round Trip TURKISH RUSSIAN «RATIOS jentiemen Washington Bathe Theatre Bide Masseure 7) Wicklund, graduate Dr | o Inetite Hithene blows. crippled It has suffered two hard Woods’ appendicitis has |the pitching staff just when it was threatening to become the best in oeapaced | jensly by mod INVESTIGATE OUR FASY PAY MENT FLAN Union Dentists LADY ATTENDANTS ated over are ¥ trance 205% Drug Co. permanently and Third Pike Street we the cireult. Of course, they claim Smoky Joe will be as good as ever, but he Will not. He will be able to pitch, but an operation like that seta a fellow back a year, anyhow Wagner ts suffering from rheama tism and is badly crippled up by tt The catch staff—Cady, Carrt SOCCER NOTES) : The biggest surprise of the| Northwestern Soccer league series came Sunday afternoon, when the Franklin eleven administered a de-| cistve defeat to the United team The 3to? Other results were Black Dia mond 3, Celtic 0, Tacoma 4, Fort Lawton 3. Tacoma Nationals for-| felted to Carbonado. MATCH RITCHIE | CHICAGO, March 80.—Champton | Willie Ritebie and Charley White of Chicago have been matched for} a ten-round battle in Milwaukea| May 8. Ritchie will receive $10,000 | for his end | ELKS GRAB ONE ANACORTES, March | Bellingham Hike defeated ‘home team here Sunday, 6 to 2 20 The the gan, Nunamacher and Thomas—tis as strong as any in the country, well fortified In every way. The outfield fs the class of the league, with Speaker, Hooper and Lewis in ex cellent condition and Hinriksen as sub. The infield looks a bit wab- bly. Ray Collins {s in the best form he has been In his career, stead fer and better and ready right now.! He is a great pitcher. Bedient Is good “March 30.—Joe Welling, Eastern lightweight, was made a 10 to § Savetiia today over Babe Picato for thetr 20-round bout jat Vernon tomorrow night “108 ANG ALBANY PAINLE?? “: THEFAKE DENTIST A Quack Dentist ts one who ctatme to} nknown to the ay or may not We pay » Dental Qu who clatm t. mysterious discovery with plates and bridge We make §§ and $10 Gola Crowns for 0 ents of Teeth tor} We do « 4, and Alloy Fillings tor halt Our large cash practice makes it for ue te dot nthe ories please you Ww We without charge ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS Second Floor People’s Bank Building Second and Pike tor or Walk Up Take Ble teama will play rhi | pen the jeweler Collins & led watch leading pitche winner will be case, which 1 fetime Shown we 10. in at iW a 17-Jew for the the put up d at $15 The name engraved on the guaranteed to last hown's store handles watches made Seattle ne, offe to the wt end of the best bats ively Piper & ending sporting goods ville slug ing hit th These are th and ar carried Piper & Taft Ca attle Knitting has contributed $8 sweaters to be play steals Laul nea made by son exel Works, 306 one of giv the The Se James #t., ite standard en to the moat bases er who Eugene Way, proprietor of the} White House Billiard parlors, one of Seattle's begt pool and billiard rooms, » the player finish ing with the ding averag 26 hours use tables in his parlors ent to $10 and in the the winner does not play or poe billiards, he may the ticket transferred billiard have . feal ©: altur 5 fers the entir nasium and ex course ts worth $1 ) vat lead axe hitter course Six boxing les eually at-| f the e's ball The formalities which |tend the opening nen non, were on tap afternoon when and the Nippons, 4 nine which will took the yard Tenley's strong J Be tour Japan next the activities game, 6 to 1 8, Takabash! nsul, Was on [first ball, and he was & an enthusiastic gallery of Ja fans, Takahashi with consid ble accuracy than we have c some of our mayors Ww formed the feat in the Seattle the local Japs hand to piteh eorved in » have per with deadly effect, and by the the ninth inning had rolled aroun 1 hite were piled up. Pete Sc der et al, were merciless ax bingles constituted the heavy work Jone by the little brown men. The figures were | HH. Ez. | Seattle . Nippons .......- Batteries—Schnetder, Mails, and Ca an, Huhn and Wall Yonekura, Takano and Shimada ore bei busy yu get ‘or big | Manager Raymon ting the squad in shay series with the Chicago (colored) Giants, which opens Friday after noon. Three games will be playe the final contest taking place Sun day afternoon, Seattle took two wallopings at the hands of these blacks last year, but Manager| y thinks the adverse weather | ons and the dimtnuttve ball} j}park had a lot to do with the re | sult Schneider will work in the first game. Dell, Bonner and Mclvor are lalso booked to pitch to the visitors Gipe will not participate in the} OPPIE WINNER Twenty-six marksmen participat od in the regular Sunday shoot con-/ ducted by the Seattle Tr hooters’ association at Harbor island. Hugh | Fleming and D. Reid divided high | honors with a score of 94 apiece. | A shoot held by the newly ganized Green Lak n club was | well attended Sunday, In the 100. | bird event Roy Opple, the crack | amateur, defeated Fred Berger, 95 |to 91 LENNEY IS LEADER | In © big White House handicap poe! whey billiard tournament, Lenney | |has won eight straight games, and unless Blondy Butler stops him to night, he will take first prize. If Butler beats him, he and Nixon t |for first place, Nixon has won eight out of nine. This will be the most | interesting game of the series, and begins promptly at 8 o'clock. | The| Jatanding of the 10 contestants fol-| or-| waibie | lows Lenney Rutler Fadden | Thomas tion | Farrell | Striker | De | Wiitiame Nixon Auntt Salt nth and $5 second f which plete makes A handsome trophy cup will be awarded the city and Name of Team Average age of players .. Name of Manager ...-.<+++ Street Address Name of Captain Street Address .. Sporting Editor Star: team, In your amateur champions 4| by The Star. oor Western | We wish to enter the .. SY! i Washington champlone In Section 1 In the event that the the Seattle title also Western Washington one large cup will If the city champlon- »| ship loses to the Western Washing ton semi-final winner, a trophy cup awarded to each, ants will given in the and ( . of |winner of wins the championship, be awarded. will be Pent Clase Bb race > . M desiring to enter the leagne must fill out the and forward it to Local teams in the eity cham- ment and onteide Western Washington agers teams tered the plonship clubs in e April 2 Phone hip race, and agree to conform to all the conditions governing same. (Signed) SEATTLE TAKES GAME FROM JAP TEAM; OTHER BASEBALL GOSSIP ENTERS FINAL ey does not want the | to take any chance he nt back series phy Business Col ants The The Griffin-Mu condition of the difficult » ground balls Sun- ly four of the Giants’ 11 genuine, Suaukl, Jer, made the best y when he speared drive in eatch of th y's smashing distinguished himself by mber of good stops at third, id one-base smash and of stolen bases, which is a pretty) fair sort of a showing for a young- ster who is breaking eague. dy Manager Tealey stayed on the Roy Brown filling in at Brown got a couple of hits, side lines, short. one a two-bagger. oppo game for the the a a couple | Certainty into this Manager or Captain. VARSITY CREW | TRAINING GRIND . ity of Washing- ton racing crews, the regular var- sity oarsmen and the freshman elg have entered the final week of training, preparatory to the trip South, where they race against crews from Stanford and Berkeley, over the Oakland estuary, in April. perts who have watched the first le! sight work out on Lake Washington The two Unive the size up the squad as weaker than the crew which represented Wash- ington last year. Upon its performance in the tri- angular event rests the chance of the Washington oarsmen to com- pete in the Poughkeepsie regatta. If the varsity wins, the trip is a A defeat automatically | cahcels the journey. WANTS SUGGESTIONS The sporting editor will glad- jy receive suggestions from managers or players in connec- tion with The Star league cham- | pionsh Phone, write or call. OHIO far DENTISTS We make without plate: method. 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