The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1914, Page 7

RACE MEET HERE: | 8": this 23 DRIVERS COME me on par with meets held any-| stitute the day's program try in world, In the two. Lowry Is Manager racing to be conducted here; Frank Lowry, one of the best die newly organized Northwestern | has accepted the vice preside w poration and managership of the new com: | joan “Save practically | pany, Lowry was in Seattle yester: | « Barney Old-/day for a confere Ralph De Palma, Louis Dis-/ ecutive head, Jose Lewis, and many other driv-| His mission is to close negotia Enlarge the Track }races before returning and prom 1 ac »| ti to get the consent of the win Whe present mile track will be | i** to a mile-and-a-quarter oir | Ber of that great tators will be allowed tn the . ’ fnclosed by the track at a/*®¥ Conditions, Races will aleo be| wil ma on the track/ caon with alae’ Ga aah Construct | nD ground-break- | yt is ann this space. A large stec! | bsins April ing ceremonies will MN be erect over the wi erected over the | savor Gill presiding THE SRhRTRURSDAY APRIL 9, 1914. LAN GREAT AUTO. BOOST FOR OUR ATHLETES FIRST JAP TEAM TO CROSS OCEAN NOW IN SEATTLE Japane’ ee players HAPGOOD, says some nice things ¢ baseball team under the besiieig, * Wa hing! ton me of the friends of the Western athlete do him boasting base much about Phere has been a fine struggle Beattio is offered automobile rac: | race, open to all entrants, will con. to build up ‘athletics in the less-settled parts of the coun difficulties He himself at Poughkeep. The first Japanese baseball team to Invade this university nine rived in Geattle yesterday and overwhelming the hande of the University of It was retaliation for the varsity as Kelo was the only team the Washingtonians failed to overcome on the oc recent trip to equipment last year's was sufficiently are unable to hit » of an average coaching determination ‘MANY NEW FACES IN PORTLAND COLT LINEUP; MANAGER NICK DRIVES MEN AND GETS RESULTS| de summer undor the auspices of| known racing men in the world, | specimens and frequently fine mental specimens. erican player a six-foot first baseman, ash failed to weakness of his fellow He hit the ball hard and Washington. eteed fo with the ex | field. : J. Henry, and , Teddy Tetalaft, Hearne, Mut-| left for New York this morning. S s score was 10 to Of note here. The meet wil! be | tions with the erack drivers fae July 18 and 19, | He wilt attend the Indtanapol! BY REDDIE Dugdale's park following the game quite certain that the With our star golfers far away 68 to compete | in John Bull's vast domain, | it’s up to us \a sample of the very best roduced in this country. brown men have adopt |GOODYEAR ‘RAINCOAT co. Americas rosso” “TAKES. OVER LONG LEASE ta moments of excitement, the bane all voices bummed in no white spec tennis team a Southern trip nobody gets hurt. here, with a concrete-and asphalt A tlor of stands, with ac Speed 70 Miles an Hour | To wit and walt 5,000 people, The turns on the Meadows track | 71) they come. back again. he erected along one side of | Will be so banked as to permit a ree speed of 70 miles an hour at all For the Pi time in the history tin Meets can be staged under | of Yale a] general admission charge, | "¢!4 on Labor day We do hop | forare: strange uneed that water polo irm footing in New held, with | is to be put on to permit machines to enter oe | York we the center of the field| Th® meet will bring 28 world-fa-| Whaddayamean, firm footing for Griver's disposition” At | U8 drivers to Seattle water polo? meeta when a machine mary to cross the track. Prizes Worth 000 o of $20,000 \will be hung the two-days events. Spriv Phe staged the opening da. by a three-cornered ra Oldfield, Disbrow and De The three men are ene- oy, R tire w teh: May 31, | The Seattle Giants suffered a rude set-back Wednesday afternoon their frolic with the Saska-| toon club, West Canada |} the second day a 206-mile league, | ended in a decisive vic tory for the visitors. The score was 7, to 3 Bud" Melvor, the fam Na bh hool boy was touched for 12 batsmen found the two Sa pitchers for eight hits. Seattle plays Bothell today. Man ager Raymond will use Sche in the box, with Cadman bebi the bat. Friday a three-game series begins with Edmonton, «nother Canada aggregation. 1 pited Friday, Bonner Saturday and Mails Sunday Yesterday ractice 3 feet Mickey kem, Den veighters Batteries—-Mclvor and Wally the 0. P. 10 to %. | Bob Edgren, sporting editor of the New York World, says a new a team gests that {t should be a capital of |fense for any able-bodied baseball | | player to hit John J. McGraw, man-} comments Edgren, “take @ punch | 15 5 years at McGraw. Everybody's doing it.|'” 7 BULL BROS. season, periences of a baseball artist's ca- sania games. EXHIBITION GAMES } oreani« will p ies 2. j bile 0. Vancouver—Vancouver 6, Edmon-| Kent w ton 1. | Bankers, August Los Angeles—Los Angeles 17,) with the Venice 6. coast. Sacramento—Sacramento 5, Oak land 3. j San Francisco — Portland-San Francisco game postponed; rain MOHA 18 TRAINING | Bob Moha Is already training for his bout with Ganboat Smith, to |take place in Milwaukee the latter |part of this month TWO SMOKES FIGHT Sam Langford and Kid Cotton jwill hook up in a Chattanooga, | Tenn., ring, April 15, over the eight- | round route. BETTER BET ON JACK John L. Sullivan declares Frank | i |June for the heavyweight cham PR fies | pionship. i} Phone your WANT AD to MAIN 9400 today, for by to- We heip the Lame and Deformed by making the best linnee || terday. ery ense. A. LUNDBERG CO. 1107 Third Avenue. Braces, Trusses, Artificial Limbs T VISH To PRACTICE DOT LATEST \. CHICAGO PASTIME CALLED DER “BAREFOOT TANGO? Restaurant | | The House That Quality Built CHIP'S HEAD IS HIS ALIBI; BEAN BUMPED BOARD By Hal Sheridan NEW YORK planation by G they have a | @nce admitted inside the | You can't RB none could leave until the town for originality events were completed, as tt bowler named Mr, § ee Ray Bronson has announced his retirement Larger Picture Shows Bobby Col- trin, Who Is Playing Great Game at Short for the Colts. The Smatier Picture Is That of Manager Nick anagan, tn Fp are wt of the fighters re-| A DIP INTO THE PAST Chip that the | By Eddie Hill Sporting Editor Portiand News PORTLAND, Portland Colts are looking better ey: struck the floor, and not the wallop he got on the , was responsible for the knoekout he sustat |hands of Al McCoy, a F lee, Tuesday night, was ¢ the team has ‘fintuhed ite y a * should be tn fine} with the Seattle Chip was coming in when the punch | CHARLES BROWN. His head struck the floor! wi) Remove From Alaska Sullé Empire Building—New Location Promises Big Things for Old Firm. Gianta on op inches, New }Wittame driving | “Lam willing to bet $5,000, The has consequ made a much-| out MeCoy | A GLIMPSE AHEAD Parre! Stanley Yo "THEYRE IRISH PORTLAND, Ore, Kellys of Portland today have the highest score for five-me North western Pitchers Are Laid Up So far Pitcher Martinoni, year’s regulara, | named Jamieson, ond avenue, Empire bi and that the business will |noved as soon as the new More ¢am » remodeled and new fixtures Im= suffered # good | Jamieson ts under the care of a he Goodyear Raincoat Co. in Seattle in 19 as manager, and they have built tournament, |« The Geralds of now in a Rage ne awe [AMATEUR BALL] Slaten, Gordon and Walter Van's Drug Store team de ing A senea la club of Georg He will moat were | stand likely continue | CAPITAL OFFENSE as Yuowlons FOR HITTING HIM} LA ane factory representa. tive for Chancellor cigars, will put |scores were made on the Oregon |sound tn croft again rejoins the Colts st , last oases | now presiden Mudro of Butte was high| a with 9 266 pins. pee ‘COLTS TRIMMED. | PORTLAND, | fans believe tod lly do ki k man for the singles, ly do is yet unkne up with a b nh, as he has noe | d ankle and will! into the game of the season Brown looks torw greatly ‘mproved mercantile tions during the next f For games address, rule is needed tn baseball. He sus | Olympia way, or phone Queen Anne | before the opening signed to play se First Is Weak Spot hot shown the strength The Seattle Red Sox, Fred Bayh, | ager of the Giants. |manager, want games with teams! “It you want to be in fashion.” | of their own axe ay that the Helena) |team will be found well up toward the top in the percentage column when the Union association season closes, as a result of the 7 to 1 viec- v Y The Sox average| expected of ALBAN poultion seems | #pot on the whole team. A few years from now a ball player | The Hightand Athietis club havel|hard to get another Bill Sp t Printers who has at clipped Jawn on the | two wins to their credit already this lower maxillary at least once will - to be the weakest another Harry Terry McKune, 1 an old Northwest page favorite, |fair to become a real | His showing has been one of ‘the Pleasant surprises of the Colt camp. Recruits in Outfield Frank Guignt player, will in all probability play Last year he was known as in the line-up, and could not be depended on while | Omaba—Pittsburg 13, Omaha 3. | In the opening game of the sea-| running bases. ver, Williams Lincoln—Lincoin 3, White Sox 2./so0n, the Arnold & Quigley team, of | has worked hard with him, and used Mobile—New York Giants 2, Mo-| Vancouver, defeated Blaine, 10 to 5. 2 rar ern league team yesterday. HELLO, FRED £5, April 9.—Fred- die’ Ww. ‘elsh will rise up and challenge | | Willie Ritchie from the ringside of | chie-Tommy Murphy in San Francisco, British lightweight decided today to show himself in person and demand | AIM 1043| have mimed one of the stock €x-) parks,'9 to 7, jteam. 3 to 2 | do things tmposs | Dentai Science, and who may or may be an Advertising Dentist. attention to Dental Quacks, |to have some great, mysterious discovery that does away with plates and bridge make $8 and $10 Gold Crowns fer half. “We make $19, $15 and $20 sete of Teeth, do all high-class Gold, Bynthetie for just half ‘ge cash practice makes it possible — for us to do this, Our prices are sure to please you. e to sult you | The Standard Furniture Co. 4 for the coming season and y in Tho Star league ng the team and 18) third, Year's utility | Cahen is man Brooklyn—Brooklyn 3, Athiet-/ anxious for games BACK TO BUSH [KEEPS ‘AIS LUCK | ANGELES, April 9 Musser, formerly the Los An 1e8 to clean ‘ovale in the White ovae'|. pocket-billiard ed the scalps of Gray and | tant Alloy Filling? #, all for Frank's own sagen: |Paut M WILL SEND TEAMS England and Australia will send) soccer teams to the Panama-Pacific games next year. member of/ Up hi Washington; d out with|clubs, has been ttrned over to the | ais vers, has been turn-/| Angels again Milligan is a nifty | Dave “Milligan, and Rapids, Victoria—Chicago Giants 8, Vic] Kent defeated the Seattle Nation |” | toria 7. jal bank team, 2 to 0. | Sharkey and Burgamore and White. you § dd over to Nick examination and hitter and fast on the bases. » used in the outfie! ARMY-NAVY FIGHT Army and Navy athletic officials | are squabbling over place for the} Basa: annual game, THREE SOUTHPAW FIELDERS ago Federals » left-handed outfielders, which Is believed to be a new rec- ord for baseball. ALBANY CUT RATE DENTISTS Second Floor People’s Bank Building Second and Pike Take Elevator or Walk Up. , together with d Whitt and Har-| Milligan is a good man. The backstop question {s still in Murray, one of last year's men, is the only one sure of his job Williams is waiting to hear from McCredie, who will prob- ably turn over Catcher Perkins, now bigs the Beavers. BLACK JOE WINS | LIVERPOOL, n road races will be run) to avoid conflict | Pomona races CHANGE RACING DATES The Let Me Cure You Making Good After Year Is the "EM AGAIN Negotiations are on in another match between Georges Car- Joe Jeannette. nette was the winner in their pre- vious meeting. this t at this time. and many so-called Tm pentier and eal, Tuber- and Anremic Conditions, Rhew= rders, JOHNSON’S RIVAL famous Cleve. Stomach and inal Ki Bladder and all 'y Disorders, Disorders of the and Blood, Eezema, Rupture, Piles and all rectal without the knife. All Diseases of Women—trri Periods, dispiacem: all disease and weaknesses to the sex without resorting "ears eur- eng., April 9.—Joe| steal : heavyweight, | rar shed next to Walter Johnson | the fourth round here last night. LESTER A LOSER LEWISTON, TRAIN ON HUDSON The Wisconsin U may train‘on the Hudson, providing funds can be subseribed for quar- | All Diseases of Men— Blood Poison, all special and Disorders and weaknesses. My treatment for all weaknesses, De- Impaired Vitality" and Hours, 10 & m. to 8 pm Sundaye, 10 Call or write, Consultation free, DR. MACY, In Advanced Methods. 302-3-4 Globe » “Medison and Wash. last night defeated Jack Le ter of Cle Elum in @ 12-round bout. | Constant Practice SCHULTE IS SICK 3 the Chicago Ni | tional club's outfielder, ened with pneumonia. foran will beat Jack Johnson in and Diagnosis I confine my practive to chron. ARE EARLY had been bothered with stomach and bowel trouble for two years previous to taking @ course of your treatments in I have been entirely fri co coming to yor nd your treatment. urs respectfully, H. B, COLEMAN, 2818 8 Yakima Ay., Tacoma. 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