The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1914, Page 7

HARRY CHEEK, THE | BEAVER BACKSTOP, IS HARDEST TOILER IN THE NORTHWEST | Harry Cheek, the Vancouver Beaver catcher, ls the hardest w Ing backstop in the league, Throughout every game, Cheek “backs firet and third, besides stopping the shots behind the plate a batter grounds to one of the infielders Sheek runs down to back the player up because it interferes with his running nd a throw Is made to f He wears no “shin” M’LOUGHLIN, WORLD’S BEST NET ARTIST, COMING HERE?) | GIANT TWIRLER SURE TO GO TO. THE BIG LEAGUE Pete Schneider. Wore it not for the deeds of Mr. Pete Schneider, the young Dutch. man who at this juncture occuples | the uppermost pedesta? in the pitch ing division of the Northwest league, Mr. D, BE. Dugdale’s business | would be about as that of a hothouse profitable as next to a rock *Diasting plant. Without Peter, there is not the slightest resemblance be- tween the Giants and a real ball team Having copped six games out of six pitched, Pete has a right to feel quite chesty about his “doin’s® hold aloof from the other Giant moundsmen of more or less ability (mostly less). If Pete continues fn his present form, there is little doubt that he will Iand in the major league next season. He is a strong, sturdy young fellow, with an arm of iron; and the world of confidence. Dug, | possibly, could sell him right now| if he felt so disposed. DR MACY, SPECIALIST Avoid Dangerous Operations! They are seldom necessary, should other methods be used first. Read This Before Your System Is Ruined By Poisonous Drugs If you are sick. or have a friend that is Wick, sign the blank space below, bring ad and I will give the Free One Week Free The Very Latest Scientific | and/ Details of the | state re re this summ« summer JOE BAYLEY WILL TAKE ON MEXICAN | Joe Bayley, who formerly held, tion He lost the Canadian title the Hghtweight championship of|to Frenchie Vaise, and in the sec Canada, ts going to get another ond meeting with the Renton boxer, chance down in California. Bayley | fought a draw and Mexican Joe Azevedo have The Canuck got his first chance agreed to terms calling for a 10-)at the California game about a jround battle In San Francisco on/month ago when he met Willle San Francisco's great four Hoppe won the dectaton, but Bayley gave him a tough battle. Rayley has a bright future ahead of him if he keeps himself in con- dition. Breaking training rules ts said to have cost him his title. the night of Ma Rayley is one }battlersa ever ¢ y 29. of the best little veloped in this sec NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Vancouver . 16 67 682 Spokane 6 s 852 Seattle 14 9.609 709 Third Avenue Tacoma 11 12 478 Portiand . 8 16 ms fi Victoria 5 227 New LOTS OF FEDLETS rc] York Block They have Fede in Mexico, U. 8. can’t be outdone; 80 we have Feds in our land And they furnish lots of fun. RANGE Makes Your Clothes Your Clothes RESULTS YESTERDAY Seattle 5, Victoria 2. Portland 3, Vancouver 2. Tacoma 14, Spokane 4. Will CHAMP LEAVES SOON SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.—Ac-| companied by his brother, Henry Steffen, Willle Ritchie plans to} Each t guards, |}. If the Tacoma Lawn Tennia clubjclub tournament, which will b is successful in its endeavor to|held in July, will soon be arranged bring Maurice McLoughlin and/and announced As soon as the | Thomas K. Bundy, the national;club series concludes, the Wash |doubdles champions, to the Pacific|{ngton state champlonships bexin | Northwest championships in that state series opens the second city next August, the week {n August | wielders will While the cracks, Jobnaon and This assurance was given today by | Frotrell, the Californians who usw Secretary Carl D. Lewis, of the Se/ any invade this part of the Coast attle Tennis club, when told that/each year, will be unable to take Tacoma had invited the famous | pa: ore this summer, owing t |players to come to their city. | other arrangements, the state tour Lewis was not sure, though, that/ pament will not be without Its u McLoughlin and Bundy could ar| ual formidable array of talent range to come to the Northwest| Some great players have been de this year because of the great) veloped in Seattle and surrounding Davis cup series in New York points, this Tacoma wants them to come aft-|try list than t er they defend their title in the|;nown in a Washington state Davis cup competition serien, in ¢ ted nds California will contribute a bevy | retary Lewis looks for the|of young stars, The tournament eatest year in history of tennis/| will be open to every player in the THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914, ork up “On EDGREN WON’T FALL FOR WAR TALK; HE SAYS LEAGUES WILL AMALGAMATE YORK May 7.—Bod Kdgren diction that war refuses take seriously between the United States and Mexico would wreck the Federal league. Commenting In this con nection, Edgren sald The various predictions regarding the imminent fatlure of the |) Federal league because of the insidious and undermining influence |} of the “Mexican war’ are very amusing It does not require the future-reading powers of a seer to tell what will happen | with ar or eo organized baseball will still be organized baseball, The Federal league, y much alive, will be amalga mated with the other leagues. There'll be no more baseball war.” j | SUCCESS OF JOE BOEHLING 1S LAID TO A TRICK BALL Every fan tn the American league {s following Joe Boehling, Washing- ton’s brilliant young pitcher, who Appears to be In for the best ses. sion of his career, With Boebling and Johnson in form, the Senators are a strong pennant possibility. A great deal of Boebling’s suc cons fs Inid to a trick Boehling has picked up from Clark Griffith, the Washington He is using |the famous shadow” ball to wonderful effect A movement taken by the pitch-| | or it leaves the pitcher's finger tips and the dark back jeasts a shadow, }ground gives the batter consider. Patters, who have faced Boeh- ling say the “shadow” ball is the hardest ball to hit, thrown by any able trouble in locating the bali aft-| Pitcher in the American league. If or it leaves the pitcher's fingtr tips. | Boshling is wild, the ball loses its leave for Milwaukee via Glenwood | Springs, Colo., Saturday morning.) After spending several days at the Colorado resort, Ritchie will go to Milwaukee, where he has accepted terms to clash with Charlie White of Chicago !n a 1-round bout the) latter part of the month. RETURN CHAMPS A string of boxers representing | the Seattle Athletic club returned | to the city today with six Pacific) Northwest Amateur champtonships won at the P. N. A. boxing and wrestling tournament, held at Van- couver, B. C. The champions are DANCE AT DREAMLAND LADIES FREE SANDERSON’S PILLS For women only. Most popu ar and only reliable remedy c most obetin: In 8 to 10 days. B boxes tor rned if they fail Open evenings ape mos. ey ey Let Me Cure You Boxing—Tommy Phelps, 108; Earl Biard, 115; Ed Pinkman, Wrestling, Oliver Runchey, so and 126; Cland Fortner, 145. | Keeret of My Success ey) HEAVIES TO BATTLE} Los ANGELE “May 7.—Fight fans are awaiting with eager an-) ticipation tomorrow night's mill b tween Kid Kenneth of Taft, and| Tom McMahon of Pittsburg. The | giants are scheduled to go 20 rounds at McCarey's Vernon arena. READY FOR SCRAP SAN FRANCISCO. May 7.--Gil bert Gallant and Red Watson of Los Angeles, lightweights, were resting today, preparatory to their scheduled 20-round bout at Daly City tomorrow night EE I confine my practive to ehron- to and diseases of men DR. DONAWAY 407 Third Avenne, Seattle, Wash. Distinction in Clothes at Moderate Prices— | | That's What We Give. A beautiful selection of Summer Sultings just arrived. Ali the cor | rect Ideas are found here—for par. jomne dressers. We make a special- | ty of stylish clothes for young men At $25 and Up Shulack & Co. 323 Pike Street. the Lame and Deformed ing the best appliance i. co. for every cam A. LUNDBERG 1107 Third A Trusses, Arti |__Seattle’s Leading Tailors. course, once he has « Northwestern Speedway corpo here, July 18 and 19 dition of the track, the racer never | Bee town, | Wagner argued in vain with Ump. | Hart to change a decision, But he BASEBALL never worries about the turns on a vaste! it,” says President Henry of the which plane a cl yw dangerous the curv figures on getting hurt,” footing.’ ” GEO. DUDDY, GIANT BADLY HURT: OUT “An automoblie driver completed the clr con-| he says. No matter t ce around and he is sure of his George Duddy, Seattle's crack | all bis Ife, there is little doubt sis | Be sacker, fs & member of tha |that the third station will be r bly guarded during Duddy ompital squad today, and probably Oilenes “Duddy is a better hitte will be out of the game for ® and bis stick work will be missed or ten days. In the mean oe: eg Nig Perrine, who has been| The team arned last night warming the bench ever since | with the Victoria Bees and pin Charley Fullerton was put on seo |here again today, The Bees finish ond base, will fill in at that corner, the week here. © Schneider, Se Coup! with the trouble Duddy attle’s sensatio: ing pitcher, has been having with bis legs, the) will work for t locals. ee accident at Victoria may be more serious than tt now seems, Duddy chased a fly ball yesterday tn the and, after a desperate adlong over a two-foot He was Charley Swain will be seen back fn left field this Martini! over in right. The Walla Walla be a hard time chasing files in the sun, so this change was Swain ts right at fence into the bleachers, carried off the field. { As uh rrine has been an infielder RANDOM SHOTS OW John McGraw is going to use the movies to show his men N John’s voice must be failing. eee ee their faults The Murphy-Ritchie go drew $20,000. The champion got $15,000 of this and Murphy and Promoter Coffroth divided the rest. Still, we don't feel sorry for Murph and Coffroth o- +6 8.6 8.0.8.1 8.0.8! 8, 0. 8.1 That must have been a thrilling escape from drowning the Penn. crew had. Their shell grounded on a sand bar about six feet from shore. ere ee Johnny Waltz met Battling Hurley recently. But Johnny did too much hesitation. eee ee Lefty Flynn, one of Yale's former football stars, 1s now training to win the title of all-around athlete of the world. Yagottahandit to these college boys for being ambitious. oe eee The fellow who said a great wrestling match was won by a double scissors made a mistake. Double cross was meant. Wrong! There is no double cross in the wrestling game. Every bout goes exactly as framed. eee ee BY THE GREAT HORN SPOON—YESB! The desertion of Pitcher Hamiiton is a severe blow to the Feds. Not that Hamilton is a wonderful pitcher, but rather because of the fact that he preferred to play with the Browns. see ee Kilbane, featherweight champton, h just to show that featherweights lead see A. Johnson of Boston, W. Johnson of Washington, Chief Johnson, location subject to courts, and now comes another Johnson pitching for Urstnus and not allowing a runner to reach first. Why don't the scout sign up all the Johnsons? made $25,000 tn the last year downy life. . There is absolutely nothing fn a name. Kid Cotton is not a white hope. We might have thought the football season was here the other day, when we read that college baseball score of 24 to 9. HONORS FOR REID WENATCHEE, May 1.—-L. Reid of Seattle won the 16 target event, for professtonals, the state trap shooting tourney, which ended yesterday. HE’S WORKING AGAIN SAN FRANCISCO, » -Harry | Foley, ex-trainer of Willie a Riventc, was out of a job less than a week. | Foley has taken over, the manage-| ment of Joe Azevedo of Sacramento and Sailor Grande of Vallejo. Take That! And That! NEW YORK, May 7.—Pitcher ‘Chief’ Johnson, who Jumped from Cincinnati to the Kansas City Feds, has been expelled by the players’ fraternity, Seattle surgeons, undertakers and auto men are looking for- ward with pleasure to the com- ing races to be neid in Seattle July 18 and 19 by the North western Speedway corporation. WOULD YOU BELIEVE There ie a man named Ty Cobb; | With the pitchers he does play hob. | And, say, he can run | Like the shot of a gun, | But some people say he’ snob. iT? | Just to show that people do not) always live up to their names, Hans| it would not have a heart. As it sounds to the recruits when they get the can “Many are called, but what of it?” Yale athlete injured while danc- ing the tango--News Item. 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Perrine, Martini, if... |Gtpa pv | tad P } . Totals uw 6 £9 It @ *Game called seventh tnning to allow teams to eatch boat wocouncceny | oowonmommn |__ Vietorta— 4s Fw POA | Nye, 2b 1 1 2 | Beanton, 33 3 oem ot oa 8 Wihott, if o@¢t 6 Zimmerman, o 3 6 Brooke, 1b... 18 6 8 oa i 9 Se ‘1 1.0: @em a 9m 110008 0 @ 0 0 8 O Sacrifice hite—James, Perrine, Chap- man. Bacrifice fiy—-Wiiholt. Stolem bases—Nye, James Two-base hit—Dal- ; , Washington 6; PUMICE EM amr IN OTHER LEAGU . © DUERICAN—Philadeiphia ee f ai Balttmore #, Gt Louis 7; Boftale 4; Pittsburg 10, Kan- Portland 1%, Lee angeles 63 Sacraments 1, Ban Francisco 2; Ventos 1, Oakland 4 ¢ WATIONAL League ! oo ‘Won. Lost. Pittsbure «+ a4 Philadelphia. * New York . Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago St Loute Boston 2555522 st 3 Baltimore . St. Louts x Chicago 1 Brookiya Buffalo [Indianapolis . | Kansas City Pitteburi VARSITY IS WINNER EUGENE, Ore. 1.—The University of Washington ball defeated Oregon, 2 to 1, in the first game of a two-game series. aenansse i 13 Second Avenue NEXT TO BUTLER HOTEL — SCOT HAF JUST CHANGED YOUR CONTRACT So 'T READS 'N Elve FIGURES! Yess, SIR,