The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1914, Page 5

} : ¥ 4 f , A ii at the earty stage of the disease. | --WAS SANTA CLAU: TO KENTUCKY KID: OLD RUBE WADDELL HAD A GOOD HEART} trie man In baseball | of baseballs, bate ai | goods were paid for, 3 | | of th’ | one ever heard of, The last Christmas eve that Rube Waddell, history, was alive, he p nd gloves to the children at Hickman, Ky , too. Waddell’s former team-mates, called the most eccen d out an entire storeful) The upon hearing Incident, deciared Rube pulled hundreds of such stunts that no THE STAR—SATURDAY, [SPORTS MAY 23, 1914. The Pacific coast Is where the old-t ate pinch by Sacramento from a raiir psi such a whoop that his position is « THE ANCIENT KID Ime baseball players stage the real comebacks. The prize comeback on the Coast this season is Ernest Mohler, who played with the Portland Colts last season. Mohler | MOHLER COMEBACK has been playing ball 20 years, This year he was grabbed in a desper| | WITH SACRAMENTO ading job, and has made good} eoure | PACIFIC COASTERS Fortune favored the Univer | sity of Washington oarsmen who met the University of California eight on Lake Wash- ington Friday afternoon, The locals took the race after @ battle to keep afloat near the finishing line, Blundering officials started the big race and the second prelim! nary, a sprint between the two scrub crews and the varsity second eight, at the same time. The Washington boat was caught in the swells from the boats follow ing the handicap race, By a miracle their flimsy craft stayed afloat. Wins by Five Lengths Washington's time was 16:03. California pulled across the fin ishing line at Leschi five lengths) behind. second varsity crew won the} three-mile handicap and Clyde Ban nister beat Howard Stewart In the single sculling event. DUGDALE FIELD BASEBALL TOMORROW Vancouver Prices, 25¢, 50c, T5e, $1.00. Take Renton Cars. | Tooth Talks By Ohio Dentists here ts no denying the value of M@ oct of regular teeth. It is the, ame great factor in personal beauty. Ko! SR ts the first point noticed when The dig was sch start from race til 45 minutes later, Misinform Spectat The officials had gle sculling race, starting Madison park at but the crews did not get away un WHIPS SWAIN IN 2ND BOUT Seattle boxing fans saw Ivan Mil the local welterweight, at his et Friday night, when the «lim battler scored a decisive victory tn & fast four-round bout again Swain of Portland round bout at Centralia Swain ond) 1 heduled to | | 20, Joe ore {nformed all) \iiler boxed a draw boats that the handicap race would be pulled off directly after the sin | Miller used @ stinging left Jab to| }much advantage, and the same from Los-| punch dropped Swain to his knees ch! park, Accordingly, the craft) twice during the battle, The local moved south on the lake. After|poy outel assed Swain in every considerable delay the boats finally | round got under way. The steamers and/ In the other events Tex Vernon launches fell into line |the Aberdeen lightweight, traveled Feared a Collision four rounds with Leo Crevier and Hardly had they passed the half-|yot a draw. The Chet Neff-D mile mark when Washington and/ Williams and Pat Dorian-Steve Californta swung into view. Ex-|Reynolds milla were also draws citement prevailed in all five boats! Henry Kraiger beat Eddie Lorraine and collisions were imminent. and Steve Gardner trimmed Bill The cool-headed coxswains man-| Morrissey euvered past In safety, But Washington's tro only begun. Pulling by shells headed north, the v into a h passing boats. Lead Is Cut Down The oarsmen battled d to prevent the craft from slowing up considerably California was coming inside, a safe distance fre vancning shells. 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ATHLETES | REGATTA AFTER A GRUELING FINISH ‘LEAVETONIGHT ON THINK BOXERS ARE REGULAR NEW YORK, May 23,—Joe Levins, manager of Eddie MeGoor OTHER CAMPUS CHATTER ty, says Australia is the greatest | BY FRANK EVANS sporting country in the world; that| Thirteen Washington track men and Coach Hall will leave for}no other ph has such genuine | ullman tonight to compete in a dual meet with the Washington State| enthusiasm for pugilism and other college track team Monday, and in the Northwest conference meet the| sports and that the natives think | owing Friday, in which all #ix of the conference colleges are entered. | nothing of having 60,000 persons at Bix of the varsity men—Clyde, McClelland, Wright, Meee, Edmonds|a football or cricket match or a and Capt. Willlams—were om the team which won the conference meet] » race, Levins has just re-| last year. Coach Hall fs not sure of repeating the performa but ex-|turned from the Antipodes pects the men to make a good showing “Take a boxer, for ine * he fee ee said, “and his social position there VOLCANIC BENDER IN ACTION is equal to that of any other pro Johnny Jer, Pullman athletic manager, has it doped that Ore-| fessional man, American fighters gon will win conference w with 39 points, Idaho will be second|are entertained at the best Aus with 28, O. A. C. third wih W. 8. C, fourth with 21, Washington| tralian homes because they have fifth with 19, and Whitman last with 6. Bender is off in his figuring in}@ notion that boxers are human several instances, He gives Washington 6 points in the pole vauit.| like anybody else. With Williams, Stuchel and Cochran vaulting 12 feet consistently in| “Everyone seems prosperous in practice, it would look more like 8, or perhaps 9, points for the vars! Australia, They are good business The same authority fails to give Washington a place in the 100, men and run their affairs on) Javelin, 440, 880, high hurdles, shot, discus, low hurdles or relay. P straight, open terms, They certain | tieally the same line of dope was reatness,| ING 12 feet every night In p won the conference championship, at the most TEAM LEAVES CAPTAIN BEHIND When the tennis team left for in which Whitman are entered 1 time in the Two ye 0 Gordon ng team, was thrown, and ¢ Adams has not been able to put out of the running by Bo: . who was tn turn make up the team which nis tournament ORIENTAL 18 AWARDED LETTER Miura, the little Jap, who won the tennis championship again thie year, is the firet Oriental to win countrymen, won his letter this ye: wrestling and tennis are now major sports, and the letter winners get the same kind of a sweater that, the fo otball men do, CLYDE pest MILER ON COAST to win the mile in any clearly demonstrated his superiority over all the milers in the West when he won the mile fn the recent Pacific const meet in 4°F20 1-5. Clyde ts certain Willlame will break his own reco! event in last year's conference meet RACE OF LITTLE IMPORTANCE Several Seattle papers came out with big headlines to the effect decide what crew would go East that yesterday's race the Pacific estuary last month. ing Seattle woul plonship. coast char Th nea cha . & freshman fro: liminated d on the trip. o- This was all decided on the Oakland ace yesterday was m to see the crew in acti ly believe in enjoying life, When | evening comes even ordinary work-| men don evening clothes.” freulated last year, when Washington and {s only an individual speculation, | Scrap Heap for 2 Eugene Thursday for the conference from Washington, W. 8. C., 0, A. C, | se for Joare atne remained pebind.| EUGENE, Or, May 36—Wash Diek: “ Ay 16 HAS) ington State college and the O. A. C lekwon, then captain of the varsity | nave dropped by the wayside In the id not get to compete in a wrestling | °* PP y eee Northwestern intercollegiate tennis tourney here. Canfield, Maria and Kaufman of Washington won their matches Friday, | 9 round Into form this year, and was the Broadway high Miura and Kauffman Canfield, Paree for Yanks | PARIS, May his “W." Yamada, one of Miura’s| ar in wrestling, at 115 pounds. Both ~Francis Oulmet, Chick Evans, Jerome Travers and) other members of the American team eliminated In the British open | championship tourney, compete in| the international tourney here,| Monday May 26. No Mazuma There Poor attendance at the Northwest-| ern league games in Portland bas} caused a change in the league schedule. Among other changes, the Seattle-Portland series begin jning June 22 has been transferred | 1 . | meet on the Coast. He rd in the pole vault. He won this t at 11 feet 7 inches, but is now vault- tloe. and also y for the sake of gty. este "Fast Boat t Coming| Word hi Lipton cup races here. Open Yacht Club The forma! opening of the Seattle | Yacht club for the summer season joceurred today. The entertainment | DR. MACY Spell Included power and sail boat races. Finally Trimmed | The Madison Park M. E. team bears the distinction of being the first team to hand the champion First Christian bunch this season. The M. EB terday, 5 to 4 & walloping ‘a won yee « Goyle Is Winner “Wee” Coyle, the former Univer sity of Washington q terback, and considered the greatest pivot in the annals of colleg football in the Northwest, argued a case before the supreme court Friday and won A FOUL BLOW IT WAS A N.CE window before ball crashed into it and smashed it into a thou- sand and one pieces, “Who broke the window?” Papa Ole Hanson, Willie. “Why neighbor boys.” Well, he'll have to pay “O, father, I wouldn't He couldn't help tt ball large shiny sald addressing son hum, do that. UNDOUB' brief sojourn wi had the Reaver sluggers afraid that he might have developed a ball DLY KELLY'S KLEIN'S SHOE HOSPITAL 613 Second Avenue} VELL, We HAP A FING OPFER To JUMP To DER ATHLETICS —A PRINCELY OPFER. ‘DINK OF PLAYING mrt DER ATHLETICS, Cons! deen ‘Tecetved from Fv. | erett to the effect that the Myth, | ponsidered one of the best yachts | paired Vitality and Nervous Debility | never |00 the Sound, will take part in the) church | ‘twas one of the| for it."| It was a foul} » the Boston Sox | bean | here. ‘Play Here Sunday The Seattle and Vancouver teams play here Sunday afternoon. Mon- day Seattle goes to Victoria to play the Hees on the Queen's birthday, The Giants come back Tuesday with Portland. Oregon Gets Title CORVALLIS, Or., May 23,—The | University of Oregon won the cham- pionship of Orégon state by admin- istering an 11 to 6 defeat to the Aggies here Friday. | pecan sain EE ESTE WELL, IT TAKES AN _IRISH- | MAN TO BEAT A CANUCK, ANY- HOW. it's all right for some of those fellows to be fresh from college, but not too fresh. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Seattle 4, Vancouver 2. Tacoma 4, Portland 2. Spokane 6, Victoria 0. Pushing Ballard | BASEBALL PLAYED ON BATTLE FIELD; REBS SWIPE BALL them. But our ball was over on By Hugh S. Fullerton | /\ Re: , side. When we found The trouble with Mexico {# be-|that out we were mad enough to ing loudly bewailed as interfering|charge them and try to get that with the financial success of base-| ball. It was the only one in the ball. Club owners who already | regiment. were discouraged over their own| Get Ball Back war with the Federals and expect: | “About an hour later there ing a disastrous season fear rnd | was a lull in the firing and t |the trouble with our heard some Johnny yell: netghbor likely to det ““Hyo, Yank." furth om the attend “‘Hello, Johnny,’ I yelle bring finacial ruin to mar “‘Here’s your ball, he yelled Owe Success to War | and threw it over, | stood up Vet theese Gab dwar +! and yelled my thanks and near- that they owe thelr business and| ly got myself shot by It. But their game itself to war. Did ) there was one Johnny Reb | ale ou know that baseball was the inven ways liked after tha’ tion of @ military man and that tt| owes to our own civil war {ts title | Py Ge the wational gane? Can’t Blame Him Game Originated at West Point The game, as played at present was invented by a West Point ca det Afterwards Gen. Double day who took the idea from rou re R. BE. Bragdon can hardly be | blamed for getting mad. He was | pinch ed for fishing without a Neense and fined $10, although he had the pg , th . gins gt Ph ™ necessary license in 4 coat at home, ¢ “Boston game” and by , He will try the higher courts. matical calculations, figuring the | =2° Wil try the higher cours speed of a man and the speed of b a batted and thrown the diamond practically as {t {s to- day, organized teams of West | Point cadets and played the game. Meets War Veteran One day a few years ago during |spring training I climbed aboard Jone of Bud Bazinsky's sight-seeing autos to go over the battlefield around Vicksburg. There I ,met| Cal Dryden, war veteran, who told | the trenc bee during amy siege. 1 Toss Ball From Trenches | The first high school tennis tour “One day we were playing dur-|nament of the year was held today, ing a truce, and some one over on| when the Broadway and Lincoln the Reb side of the earthworks |teams met on the Seattle Tennis yelled for the ball. We played|club courts. catch over the works with the Rebs for an hour. Then the truce end- ed, and as the shooting commenced we dived back {nto our burrows’ TON and commenced popping away at 5542. all, laid out Vic Lenney Plays Vic Lenney, better known as “Chi- cago Vic,” has agreed to meet Sam- uel Johnson in a 200-point Billiard match at the White House parlors, The match will be played Sunday. Paperhangers who buy for cash can save money at the CARRING- WALL PAPER CO. Maia 215 Spring St.—Adv. *§ mo’ peace : an’ good will in apy | - a pipe of good *to- g¥% ty rs] ‘bacco than in many (2x4 a sermon I’ve heered, By taking a game from West Se- attle yesterday, 4 to 3, the Franklin high nine moved a notch closer to| the Ballard team, which is leading | the high school league. Hold Track Meet! 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