The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1914, Page 7

THE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 25, 1914. 1 ) NOW WOULDN'T IT} | biti Sweeney deserves honorable mention In the Helght of Nerve now appears to be striving for, it's whet Joka Medrene New ver| | MAJOR MANAGERS { | GET YOUR ANGORA! inte aon Po geno hae pn lneurande he would have been pale Slants’ Tondes, iad Uracah Wlekey, boon of the relevenatad ‘Browne, are MAKING THIEVES | \ | TOO? WELL, MAYBE) $100, Furthermore, inatead of slapping on a fine, President Tener) seeking McGra has in his lineup four regular infleidere and three | OF THEIER MEN; 35) should have given both players a choice between $50 fine and 60 per outfieldera who can be counted upon to steal 35 bases apiece this sea | LEE IS “HEP” NOW) | cent oF the gute rescipte. ay fon. About 10 base swipes per man each season Is the slow record 7 THEFTS FOR N. Y. | the Cleveland Naps. FEAR MIXUP CHAMPION BILL RITCHIE IS A RAVING, FeANTIC/RAIPH FRARY LOCALAMATEURS FIGHT FANS WILL WELCOME ON LAKE MAY “Sirs raies noomes OVM FOR GREENSWARO) TURNG UP IN CANT HIT FRED” RETURN OF TEN-ROUND GAME | weight, has become a raving, fran | Seattle boxing fans are happy to-|this city on a par with New York tle golf “bug.” About the first tn | ---- | day in anticipation of the ten-round | Clty n n fa ives us an edge |quiry he made after he landed tn | " on the or n the respect ri | —_——_—. bout to b ght in x hall, 86th hicago to prepare for his battle next Friday n | | |and Greenw Ralph Frary, the arbitrator who | with Charite White was where he ‘That the mixup Friday afternoon | , Hed disas-| COWd play golf, and when several i ood Soke is ahaa aakante | between the two local cracks—Billy| ger to the par unts in a ten | which very nearly resulted disa* invitations were extended to him " oe res | Williams and Chet Neff, Following in a four-round affair, trously for the University of Wash-/to play over courses around Chi- without the usual formalities, such | Friday night omoter he short-ro ington regular crew will put a/cago he promptly accepted them as notifying his boss, bas turned up of the serap pnwood Social - crimp in intercollegiate rowing in| @ll. in Juneau, Alaska, Ralph manipu:| and Athletic arrange ter of thelr et lig wine | Scores 86 In First Round lated the indicator in the opening round mills her fistic tor bate esac — eee te al we teen ee Ritchie carries enough clubs to game Sunday of the Southeastern tare in order te po ton toanan ee p a othe neg fe quite certain| >€at all the golf champions, and, Alaska league. Juneau and Tread: | The local fans have put up with| must be in good condition, and bas jas might be expected, he plays a | very fair game for a comparatively new golfer. He has the theory of golf, he has read the authorities, and he has received lessons from several corking good professors He shot an 86 for his first round near Chicago, and offered to wager well played | Inquisitive natives learned from | Ralph that he still intends to flop }the Federal band. He t | plained why Pres , |the Reb ctreult wn't know any |thing about his intentions | eee | You can't dope ba {ly as it is played in Jern league. The Van b accordingly ten-round game a that a lot of the country’s best fighters will be attracted to this the four-round gan the short route tisfactory in riority of the t ne Northwest Mchat California won't me to Se atle next year on @ nt of the ex That they will ever come > again ts doubtful ys required consider ion to bring the South erners to Seattle. Stanford has re peatedly declined tnvitations. It is) quite a regular thing for California to come up here and return home a} loser. | SCORES AND || ‘NORTHWESTERN STANDINGS |] ...0 Me igre Bet able persu Northw ouver Beavers The way the race was handled isi walloped the tar out of Dug’s ba-| ‘684 enough to keep California away for | dies for the first four days up in| ‘610 : bem ‘ | Vancouver, and eveybody threw The awkward Dutchman was all “568 £ }up their hands tn dingust. Seattle} the apple Schneider Sunday and 439 | turned the tables after that, and the let ‘the Champion ucks éown ‘ “426 WILLIE RITCHIE | serloe Wound up here Sunday with with a lone tall tle won, 8|] Victoria - 10 263 ants taking three straight to 1. It was the third straight wth team {ts in Victoria today, they play a doubleheader 1 p Rees It Is the Queen's jbirthday, The Tilke return Tues-| | | day, opening here with Nick Will; jams and his Colts. It is not often that an ama-| armors. 3 ied 8 )teur ball player attracts more than |Cadman, o .:. i Two ball pla: were killed and! ordinary attention. So saying, there |#™sin. Tf ..cc0. 8 three more seriously hurt Saturday | in added interest in the deeds per-|hulerton, 3... ¢ afternoon, when « Santa Fe passen-| formed by Fred Berry, who has | Martint, 1... ger train struck an automobile near | lowers of the diamond pastime agog. | Selineider, p Cheraw, Colo., bearing members of} Two no-run, no-hit games in three the Ordway baseball club. The! weeks! The Reavers bad the oeries cinch Oddly enough, the newspa- , however, as they won the first || pers keep right on printing Fed eral league box scores even aft- apn uopo. a. wif et 8. B. Johnson formally pro . © | ounces the league dead. TO GET $40,000 MILWAUKEF, May 25.-—-A flat guaraatee of $40,000 is the amount Willie Ritchie will receive for his} 20round match in London June 2 with Freddie Welsh. In addition, the champion will receive three round-trip tickets to London hie plans to leave for London June 4, Henry Steffen, the champion’s brother, and Emil Fred Berry x , YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Seattle 8, Vancouver 1, Portland 7, Tacoma 6. Paleo | Washington Park nine and let them Bill James pulled the Boston|down without a run or hit, Last Braves through to victory n a game| Sunday he worked against the Nip- against the Chicago Cubs at Chi- pons, & strong Japanese team. The cago Sunday afternoon. Willie got| little brown men didn't get a ron or along famously until the ninth. He hit, either. got all mussed up in that frame, Berry pitches for the Dickie Man- however, and Tyler was summoned ufacturing Co. team, one of the - - to render firet ald. He retired the| strong aggregations entered in the Willie Ritehiee Cubs tn order, and Bill gets credit | Section 1 Star league championship. for another win. He is trying for the Stacy Shown Thiry will make the trip with him. dead players are Rueben Zinn and! Pretty good way to start out the |Shaw. If ef . | | Edward Peters. Both were instant-/ season, eh? are gd H a Gay Time ly killed. a ae Two weeks ago Berry opposed the at, | Rig doings were held at the Se! that he could better it on the next ttle Yacht club Saturday after| round on account of greater fami | noon and evening. The occasion | iarity with the holes. to make fun of it, but that was be-/ was the format summer opening of | Shoots With Accuracy fore I played at all. | the clubhouse. The Petrol won the) is wooden club work {# rather| “I suppose some of the old-time | sailing race. strong, but erratic yet. He uses) battlers would have dropped dead | song eS pee NENA the trons to good effect and putts|to see a boxer out with a bag of NEW BOWLING RECORD steadily and with considerable ac-|clubs. I bave played the game at| William J. Knox, Philadelphia,| curacy, showing healthy nerves) times for several years, but never | estly think {t fs the best game of all for all sorts of persons, I used wleecuouccoe™s| cose Conditions, tim, Nervous Dis- eases, Heart Disease, Stomach and Intestinal (ore, id ney, Li knocked down 200 pins, the perfect/ and a keen eye. Indeed, I find that | got to be a real ‘bug’ until last fall. CHINK8 HOLD A M Sr wateh, offered to the piteher who mond. 2. “Cad: |e Pimpien Rupture: Plies ana ‘atl ress score, during the American Bowling| baseball players, fighters, football | Now I want to play all the time. | The uext Oriental Olympic com| BOX@rS Rest Up |: FeGaes Ser Che Beer |S, Son bao Seaaaiies & macmead An Meum at Wana congress at Toledo, He {s the only | men and others who have engaged | tt Quiete the Nerves tests will take place in Shanghat, p PI STI ORE SE eae 2, Umpire--Casey, Painful Periods, displacements and man to do this tn a national tour)in other Ines of athletics putt | “When a fellow is in — oflin 1915, Ena asccie fs + —————- po ap ig se to the sex without re- ney |much better at their start at golf) training a little too fine he ts apt ‘pesniniitbacnansenienpeseiinagihginie NGEL May 25.—Geo. ee Pa fe, =e An Diecdene of Mab Nervous ore HANS SIGNS AGAIN ter sa tg anal Pet re ea itke'to get our} PLENTY OF SWIMMERS Later thete Jase dare este ene Varsity Winner oN OTHER LEAGUES _¢ |i, cod Poinon all speci! ana Chronie b 8 confid o t | EUGENE, Ore, May 25.—Wash- 7 ‘ ment The Amat Swimm! | cy " * y as! AMERICAN —faturd. York 10.| M Despondency, Shortstop Honus Wagner of the diness that helps them,/and play golf. It rests me, quiet# ae aT mming asso ling for thelr 20-round match at|ington and Oregon won the North: |cieveiana § Piisdeiphia t, Detroit 6; | paired Viteitey PH... Deblilty' never as signed his 18th contract rained eyes, accustomed my nerves down, and does me & ach the aa He has never bat- and distance, are lot of good. After playing holes | ted less than .300 with that team. | the best assets in golf. nd walking two or three miles I/ He Plays All the Time can come back and do twice the/ West Intercollegiate tennis tourna-| Borton 6, Chicago 2; Washington €, St. | fails. ment, which ended here Saturday |“vit,} nae em en e Ce night. Washington took the | "*consuttation free. Tea years Dut lost in the singles, io & ated clubs, elation of England has 1,468 affill-| Vernon Tuesday night. 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