The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1914, Page 7

j \ The six Northwestern league clubs began their annual joy ride Yesterday afternoon, and when the oke of battle lifted there ap red three little slabs bearing so words ° HERE Lie— Portland Vancouver Victoria. o— ° A big crowd saw the Seattle Giants take a close game from the Portland Colts here, by a 2 to 1 score. Unable to put a twist on the ball, owing to its slippery condition, Pete Schneider took a chance on oi and was master of the situ Seattle and Portland divided hits for the day's work yugh outhit by the Champion Vancouve Joe McGinnity's Tigers y ball when hits counted for runs and took the game, 8 to 7. The two clubs aggregated 28 hits. The Spokane Indians triumphed, as was expected, over the Victoria Bees, although the Canadians gave them a rub. The score was 3 Several thousand saw the game. yt to explain to Rainier V yard was “absc water of, and when the time o tor city’s executive to pitch the first he was not to be found. Dug that ¢ ately ball believes his club would be jinxed forever and ever ff this little for- mality was overlooked, so the mayor has consented to heave the first ball today. . Manager Raymond will use elther Charley Fullerton or Weiser Dell tn the box today. Cadman will cateh Two players are on their way to join the Portland Colts this week, and Manager Wiiliams sa; eo ad ditions will materially strengthen his squad. They are Outfielder Dave Milligan and Pitcher Fred Frombach, from the Portland Coasters. A i Walter Mails, the left-handed pitcher who was picked up by the Seattle club tn California, will be farmed out, according to Manager Raymond Mails will be sent t Dayton, Wash., for more seasont and when he seems ready for the big show, he will again be given a tryout CUP FOR AUTO WINNER The Glidden trophy goes to the winner of the non-stop run from Chicago to Boston, starting July 1. Boston Dentists 1420 Second Avenue. Opposite Bon Marche. 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Although one of the youngest members of the Seattle ball club, George Duddy He ts the third baseman, ts one of the oldest 23, in one form of appearance. nearly every hair on his head has turned gray Arner SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 15, Lightweight Champion Ritchie will defend Friday night in a long-delayed 20- round contest against Harlem Tom my Murphy HIT THE BUMPS AMATEUR BALL Ban's Drug Store has put a strong team in the field this year, The Duda team played {ts first game Sunday and defeated the O. A. ©. 1 eorgotown 9 to 3% Roddy worked in the box for Bans, and Leonard did the receiving. ee Columbia Lodge is one of the| Me) most formidable semi-pro aggrega-) tions entered in the Star league, the ason of which begins in May “ne y Columbia met the Asahi, ~ THE Beattie Perrine Raye ® °| has been scheduled, having been , and, due to hard stanley, p 1 the game, 5 to 2.) Rain ated the game in the fifth eee Mercera were victors over the Chancellors, 9 to 7. Bunched errors helped the Mercers win, Batteries for Mercer were Bernhardt and Jor kenson, and Chancellors, Clothier | } and Dvans . Union team con to win. Sunday the wet LICKS A EUR Lawtan soldiers, 5 to 4. T OK . lat Hittap thie season probably will) PARIS, April 15.—Georges Car be, Forat, 1b.; Ed Welch, 2b.; Mor-| Pentier, the neh light-heavy rison, as.; Kebash, 3b.; Joe Welch, | Welaht, ke ( Mitchell Sheets, cf.; Reese, rf. amateur heavyweight champion of aor ame seein: "oer pe {North England, out in the first Covey Wet Wash Laundry nine | und last night gathered in another alp when they trimmed the Rothwellers, 6 |to 5, in a well-played game. ee BALL BILL BEATEN The Sunday baseball bill lost in |the Massachusetts house of repre sentatives, 128 to 84. FRESHIE IS STRONGEST Organ G. Kirkpatrick, freshman. ts Harvard's new strong man. He| piled up a record of 1,349 points Crescent Manufacturing Co, ball players trounced the Lowman-Han ford brigade, § to 4 1 r Tay F Phone El Hott 3 arranging ga 46 cee The Ford Auto Co. nine struck a HARMON HAS MEASLES ‘ reef when they tackled the Cy-| Fob Harmon, the major league| clones. They were swamped, 16| Pitcher, has been taken down with | ito 3. | the measles. | NO BELL FOR Him | ‘The pitcher's box in the Brooklyn Eddie MeGoorty, the fighter, de | National League park has a 12-inch nies the report that he will soon | *!@vation jJoin company with the benedicts. | BASEBALL | FIGHT IN INDIANA Indianapolis is about to get a box ing commission TOMORROW THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 | SPORT Harlem Tommy Murphy Gets Long-Sought Chance Friday Night; Betting Is 2 to | on the Champion: | sus | G A Willie his ttle here This ts the third time this match day of the league season. postponed on two previous oo casions because of injuries tained by the lightweight champion. | Fight fans are looking for one of the fastest battles the sport world has ever witnessed. Odds Favor Ritchie. It is expected the betting will stand 2 to 1 In favor of Ritchte because of his great advantage over the Harlemite, The champion has a longer reach and fans ar banking on his terrific punch to put the little New Yorkers out early in L k Upper, Harlem Tommy Murphy, and below, Willle Ritchie, light- weight champion. the fight. Many are betting that| jthe battle will not go more than 16) | rounds, ! Champ Gets $15,000, | In the beginning Ritchie equeezed | DUGDALE PARK PORTLAND VS, SEATTLE Take Fourth Avenue Cars. HANS FAVORS IT Hans Wagner, the famous Pirate shortstop, is an advocate of the home for aged ball players. i “Fift years ago, when Golden Wedding Whiskey was young.”” NEW YORK, April 15.—Walter | Johnson, the star twirler of the | Washington Americans, wi!) appear season The Kansan a} ways has been a 2 hitter. end in view, Joh ting dally. “I had rather bi said Walter cently. be N the old days they didn’t “‘root’’ any stepping into WALTER JOHNSON T =—— BE A PINCH HITTER By Hal Sheridan | in a new role this versity, scheduled to participate tn good batsman, and | 400 to arrive here today. The team | Griffith believes is composed of Arnold 8. Jackson,| At Proskiya— | be will shine in president of the Oxford University | Boon *° 20 4 the role of pinch | Athletic club, who won the mile ro-| hatteriee—Tyler, Crutcher ant tna’ | With this lay race at the Olympic games; D,| iss. :G i son has been tak-|tralian, and Norman § ing strenuous bat: Rhodes scholar from practice versity than pitch,” to meet Jim Coffey, the “Dublin”|? ro- Giant, here Saturday, is signed for am another match. tickled to death take on Fred McKay fn a 10-round at the chance of bout before the National Athieti aiclub of Montreal, —— ‘a $17,000 guarantee out of Jimmy | Coffroth, promoter, but when the! O battle had to be postponed purely | on Ritchie's account, the champion consented to cut the guarantee to/| $15,000 to reimburse Coffroth for| his losa on the two postponements. FEDFRAL At Pittsbare the intercollegiate four-mile relay | Prox? . race at Philadelphia, April 25, was| "bests tight game and breaking tt ap with my trusty willow.” | The relay team from Oxford unt- Oe 4 1] Berry. | ind Owens; Kotteer and NATIONAL LEAGUE ia Gowdy; Rucibach and Miller. jussen, G. M. Sprouls, an Ans-| Taber, a|,,At Brown unt-| fi" . . Tom Kennedy, who 1s scheduled Aciphia ..... Marquard, Prom: ander and Killifer. At Cinctnnath— | Chicago. Cincinnatt On April 25 he and | | ‘Sharder’’ for a good one over the |}, plate than they do to-day when they see | Golden Wedding | Bottled in Bond WHISKEY ‘SEASON BEGINS IN BIG LEAGUES: TY COBB A STAR oing straight ‘“‘home’’, where it scores to the satisfaction of both host and friends. You get a winner every time when you pick this fine, mellow, old whiskey that is ripened | The major leagues opened their season yesterday. Ty Cobb began |the season by driving in two tying |rons with a triple in the thirteenth inning, then scored himself, winnirg i A . the game, 3 to 2 |] in the sunshine under strict government Pibsuer bea Kelly, with Seattle lest supervision, and made according to a |year, worked a couple innings jagainet Washington and got by special formula that has been handed lown through generations. | | without being scored on | OARSMAN 18 SICK H. D. Hyland, Cornell oarsman, Golden Wedding is really ‘‘some whis- |has scarlet fever and is out of the |given permission by President Gil- more to negotiate with Mollwitz, Chicago Cub recruit first sacker. HONOR YALE CAPTAIN In memory of Francis Gordon Brown, captain of Yale's 1901 | key.” Ithasthe right “zip’’ because it is crew for the remainder of the|,, fetid gh A Dental match was sought today by Full | year. gs April 25, : Battling Levinsky of New York, “ ‘ ” FEDS AFTER CUB | — —— | who lost a decision last night to Made Differently Quart Kansas “ity Federals have been| CITY RUNS SMOKERS |Jack Dillon of Indianapolis. In KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL 613 Second Avenue} NEXT TO BUTLER HOTEL scribed $5,000 for honor fund. eleven, his classmates have sub-/land Naps as one of the best clubs Cheney, Koertner ana Archer; Benton | and Clark. CHAMPION IS FIT AMERICAN LEAGUR to w Owner Dug may favor opening day formalities hereafter on Mayor Gill failed to show up yesterday afternoon and Seattle won its first game on the opening day since 1909. rear round boxing fans nock when one 6 and the two feature The whic mammoth crowd the second packed the villon Tuesday night return of the four game in Seattle. The fight ded by others th Kaw one ut, man w draw of ng go to 4 questio supremacy haw long existed between th Mille an and Re n, is still a mooted one. Four furiously fought rounds which had the crowd on Its feet most of the time, brousht out the ability of each as decidedly ¢ in. Percy ve and Billy Wright met in the sem!-windup and the result was dec ‘ed a draw This was one of the best boxing exhibitions of the evening NORTHWEST SCORES NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. iw, Bre: 619 btanding Won, Lost. Pet Beattie .. 1 6 1.000 | Tacoma 1 ° 1.000 | spokane +1 6 1.00 aver o 4 0 - o 4 000 land Ors 000 | Tacoma Ne ge | ae Va pineipepee we Bie. Saag Kaufman and Har ris; Clark and Cheek. At Spokane— Spokane . ee Noe Victoria .. hese ivy Batterlee—McCorry and Shea; Driscoll and Brottem Dug Wants to Alter Opening Day Frills BIG CROWD SEES A © OODBOXINGCARD — { All the other opponents seemed poorly matched. Battling Skee met Gil MeNell, and in the secon4 round, after falling from @ ch to the stomach, refused to rise until Referee Lonnie Austin had counted 10, The go between Young Cowen and Harry Borques in the third, when it to be light pur was stoppe ‘appeared that Cowen had bis mas {easily beaten Ad Schaffil stopped Johnny Sum mers in two rounds. Pete Kiger and Henry Kralger engaged in @ slugging match, of which Kraiger got th better. Kiger’s seconds sw up the sponge in the fourth judges were Dr. Moore, of the 8. A. C,, and the sporting ed- litor of The Star, | BILLINGS, Mont, April 16— Kid Fortney, an Indianapolis boxer, died here at 2 a. m., following a boxing contest last night with Roy Coquil. Coquil floored Fortney with a right to the jaw in the sev- enth. Fortney’s head struck the floor with terrific force. was due to brain concussion. Co quil was arrested and will be held pending an inquest. TO FARM SCHULTZ The Detroit Tigers have decided to farm Pitcher Schultz, grabbed from the Victoria, B. C. club. According to well-founded, re ports, discipline {s said to be lax on Federal league clubs. | Dr. Jordan’s Cures of Tuberculosis Stay Cured—Glandular Remedies Are Not an Ex- periment to Raise False Hopes in the Afflicted and Take Away Their Money—Read What Former Patients Say Years After Being Cured. This is to certify that I was suffering from tuberculosis of the lungs and after being care for several months | was completely cured. This has been some three years ago and I am now as well as I was before the attack and there is no sign of the trouble left, (Signed) The above testimonial, like the many others which have ap- peared in this journal, demonstrate the thoroughness and per manency of Doctor J. Asthma, Anaemia, Blindness, Bright's Disease, Ulceration of the Bones, Chronic Catarrh, Chronic Inflammation of the Bladder, Deafness from paralysis of the Auditory nerves, Diabetes, sus Uterl, Dropsy, Chronic Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Epithelioma (skin cancers), Chronic Erysipelas, Chronic Gastralgia, Hard Lamps in Heart Disease (inclnding Heart Leakage), Hip Disease, Infantile Paralysis, Locomotor Ataxia, Sciatica, Genile Gangrene, Spinal Curvature, Strabismus, Stomach or Bowels, and most other so-called incurable diseases. There being a number of Doctors Jordan tn Seattle, it 1s well to bear in mind the full name and address of Doctor J. Bugene Jordan, Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sun- days from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Consultation free. solicited. Watch each Wednesday Star for remarkable cures, Eugene ast, % First Avenue, Seattle. St. January 24, 1914. under Dr. J. Bugene Jordan’s WM. STAPLEFELDT, 306 James Street. Jordan's cures of Tuberculosis, Vitus’ Dance, Ulceration of Correspondence At Reston SAN FRANCISCO, April 15—|pesen 2000: Olympic club members who yes-|,,Jnnee and Ainemith; terday saw Willie Ritchie go} — || through his training stunts were | pA‘ Xe" Jere eal convinced today that the champion | fe, SEN oes 449 3) # on edge for his bout here ' Boardman and Schang, Lapp evening with Tommy Murphy. Ths | pecs atye = champion came tn from his camp cage At ont and boxed three rounds with John. pein evnocabesveveceeachs i BE ny O'Leary and two with Phil : Hien; Beott Noonan at the club, His skill and a ee variety of punches aroused much applause | At st. Lowe Detrott A or ' ' 8 MAY GET Boor | St. Loute a . o the: Mente Dubues Danse and’ Stamage;’ Wellman directors will soon meet to pass on election of President Thomas of the Chicago Cubs. | | James and Agnew, Crossin. | BEATS BATTLER) BUTTE, Mont. April 15.—A re-| OXFORD TEAM COMES | City authorities and boxing com. billing the contest, the promoters mission will have charge of New| declared it was for the light-heavy-| Orleans boxing bouts. | weight championship of the world. | — | Although Dillon was entitled to the decision, his victory was not de-| cisive. Levinsky finished strong, but Dillon landed more punches j and they appeared to have more | NAPS BEST, SAYS HERZOG Manager Buck Herzog of the Cin- cinnati Nationals picks the Cleve Ten Years’ Const: © A distr Dr Att that for 100 brea #wol Three months’ treatment fre days. CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE DR. MACY it Practice onmopolis, Wash. 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