The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1914, Page 9

~~ THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1914. [| This Is the Stuff Ty Cobbs Are Made Of - eo The man on third took a des-|the ball was only a toss-up be-| you may recall The lank|faced catcher to side-step, and| head. He was a keen, healthy,| The chance he took, though,| distinguishes the men and perate chance when he stole I was ely her, accustomed to tying) THE RUN WAS SCORED. studious young man, who lets} wasn’t half s0 much of a|women who win honestly and home tthe catcher, himself into a knot before de Remember, though, it was|liquor alone, doesn’t waste|chance as it looked, It was a/fairly in life from those who He had to travel twice a attled Like livering the ball, came to with! wholly due to one man’s quick| money or strength on unworthy| definite calculation, with the| stay in the ranks or fall behind, as the ball and he knew { the rum a jerk as the runner dared the|thinking. A bone-head wouldn't} women, and is playing baseball shading just a little, an After so much undeserved HUALLEN. AT: | the ball could travel eight times i these chances dart for home; his muscles| have hazarded the performance| partly because he loves it and|almost immeasurable little, in| honoring of unfair winners ia property. rights: aS fast as he could had ed to take the buckled under the unexpected at all; or, having gone to. it|partly because he intends to|his favor. And it’s just that| others fields, isn’t it wholesome ase Bian teas nea But he was a human being in risk strain, he heaved a wide one! stupidly, would have bungled.|make a success of it as ajlittle of superior keenness,| that we should now be making full control of his powers an It worked out beautifully, as|which compelled the tense [But the runner wasn’t a bone | career Lquicknes s_and cour which | q uite a fuss over the worthy | heroes of the national game? =.=" MY! HOW BENDER [scores anp NE BAYLEY 1S CANT PULL 10- GUNBOAT TRAINS | -—_mm——e amr - { Ee | STANDINGS } 4 BIG SUCCESS) ROUNDERS HERE) ON PAREE LINGO comma ies AS a LOVES GIL DOBIE oanritn the Rooks ateetat| SAN FRANCISCO, May 28. 5 Sheriff Ed Cudjhee has aaa NEW YORK, May 28.—As oun ~~ : lant ‘Vanuenven ana advanced a|There is talk today of another|the ten-round boxing game in Se /as he learned that his proposed Fe bi na bowling peg toward the locals’ stronghold. |match between Mexican Joe Aze-|attle a solar plexus wallop fight with Geor arpentier bad sieve and st} Johnny Bender, the midget, Bender says that Doble has!" Sookane 3, Vancouver 2; McCor-| edo and Joe Bayley of Victoria,) “There ain't agoin’ to be no| become a certainty Gunboat Smith Block aan Cae payee ie enpan |W ashington State college football |/the Washington faculty and #tU-| ry ang Altman: Hall and Cheek over the derby route, as a result/ fight, b’gosh,” the peace officer|immediately started studying 200-2-4 Firat av. 8. Seattle coach, is out with a statement that | dent board of control mo badly buf Victoria 8, Tacoma 1; McHenry, | of their sterling 10-round go in| told the officials of the ¢ nwood|French and took an armful of —~\~GONS- WARRANTS | the University of — Washington | faloed that this year, in addition to | Nerveson and Hoffman Bpeake,| this city last night. The referee | Social and Athletic club yesterday.| books aboard the vessel with him JOHN GOODFELLOW &@ BON |Dunch are going to grab the foot-| boosting his salary concession to| jones and Harris, Brotter. ‘lealled the bout a draw. The ver-|The club had planned to put on a| “You see, it’s this way,” Smith | {ball gonfaton again this year, It} $3,100 for three months, they have send , dict was popular, ten-round show at Ajax hall Friday| sald. “I gotta have a comeback |is not Bender's {ntention to complt-| given him absolute control over | » The boxers fought even for the| Bight. Billy Williams and Chet| ready if the frog eater tries to kid | ay | ment Gt! Dobie and his giadiators, | the schedule and absolute votce in| IN OTHER LEAGUE | | first six rounds. The seventh and| Neff were scheduled to meet in| me. fotion {n | the selection of offictals ° @\elghth belonged to the Mexican.| the main event — - . ! a | Main se to take a rap at the U. of W nebety by nig Rent or abGiky aaa AN be Bayley evened up the score by a If any attempt {s made to pull| ou as a coach; none disputes the 4 4 | f ” pretty’ ral long scraps in the city or ty, ; — — ——— that Washington has practically all i Pa a |Cudites says he iT pinch ‘the whove | BUY ITA RAINGOAT, DUG || SHATTEL fT of th years had much the best | Stns s eiphia €; New York |... york . ou ¢21| “shooting match.” ’ 1] * Paymen 2 i : secee eves cere There was no ball game in Se || team and easily deserved the hon | Cinetnnatt nit '683| So there you are ors. But what chance will the 4 M% Leute 3: ) Hrookipn . 2 4 |] attle yesterday. ERaiTaT and salary Toane 7 A Cure Is What [Smaller colleges have against the) | COANT Low § Portiand 6:1 Shines io cal CROWD SEES MATCH Cpe cheondir hgh, ty Pee Mekes Your ir Clothes rates in the elty ‘ You Want present layout at Washington? an Pransioce & Philadelphia’ [ia a1 ata]. A big crowd of spectators saw || #04 subsequent hall descent had J) ee TRE MORTQAGE LOAN CO. | You oan't get Doble off his own Boston # 10 8¢/Lane and Spears in an interestt Dug’s ball lot resembling a || : 201-2-8-4 White Building field except about one Kame a year | NOMTHWEATERN LEAGUE pocket billlard match at the White || pocket edition of the Panama Your Clothes Will Will ; and he can skilfully arrange his| Vancouver .., ae House parlors last night. Lane || Canal SSS £ schedule so that he tsn't meeting | Se\ vee aris Pet. | won, 76-87. Dug walted until the water was ait ki the most dangerous of his rivals | taccsme Hf 4 ac ocisinianosee " knee deep before he announced away from home any time,” Portland i 17 “ too| SMOKE PLANS TRIP that the game was off. It was || Vietorta ara aa | i t00| Joo Jeanette, the negro heavy-|] easy to see at 2 o'clock that || i - * $ weight, plans another trip abroad. | there would be no contest, but CONSULTATION Wt ee ee , ey | 4 | Tie has been offered $3,000 to fight || the official announcement wasn't || VARICOCELE CURED Washington ....... la ere | Pittebure uo 476|Colin Bell in England. re until —— 2:30. : DUGDALE FIELD Phiiadelphiea eocccce 39 — Jug sure has one enlarged bong +4 ai MAY SUSPEND FED Durbar Il, Herman B, Duryea’s|| opinion of his water prooflet |i . eae) colt, a rank outsider at 25 to 1,|) park. BASEBAI I OFF GOLF Tl LE: “ a3] BALTIMORE, Md, May 28—-| won the classic English derby yes-| ot i|irouls ‘Peds, may be suspended for |'78y:_Duryen is an American. 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President Bob Read of the Ohio State is quite positive, » that | however, that Newport fans will not you can afford to pay for the best. | desert the Ohio State for anything |Bee me when in need of of theae treatmanta and you want a cure for | th Federals can offer, any of the fc | eee JACK KNIGHT HAS FOR THE Inewral Sle hy first time expressed himself as to} r, None, Throat, / Cat- || what he would like. Heretofore he| erase, Dentnose, Geltte, Dropel has accepted transfer without a ei bercular an emic Conditions, Rheumatiam, Nerv. || Kick. He now says that if the| ous Diseases, Heart Dison Cleveland assoctation dub does not | keep him he would like to be sent | comotor Ataxia, Stomach and ¥ nd ail Urinary || % the Coast, as he wants to visit| the exposition at San Francisco, ns : lanes. ere mo Sie senate | ‘Let Dr. Macy Cure You My sucee: advanced fs due to the use of| ation, and by working for price @ WoLcoME. is “PAINTERS ASD PAT Bladder PATENT ATTORNEYS | FRED P. 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