The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1914, Page 7

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1914. 1 ST re in ccnchdshad''e. lagttinehe emcele ter futbriag pis age Fea base ie ] PLAYER FINISHES | | Scyoarsia'yexun eve pioys shor for the. Millers, fractured hie, mose et | teling of a hunting trip and the eudden changes of climate down there.| | FROZE IN DESERT | ' GAME BADLY HURT | | the bridge during a mixup at third, He finished the game, and, to the eee ani, "re somaree Samy “une ey coor! | SANDS) Clmenem surprise of all, appeared on the field the next day | froze my feet He was never permitted to finish the story || WAS CHANGEABLE YOUNGSTERS UPLIFT SPORTS BROTE eS SHOWED UMD WILL (2. PULLSMOKER f the wor through the boy so Vith 10-round boxing in Seattle 4 | now out of the question, local fans their attention to CHIFEDS HOT GOLF RESULT DUE AFTERNOTED = ENTIRELY TO LUCK BiG LEAGUER NEW YORK, Me from Chicago say th from Europe nd i till a good deal ought to hit confine the Joe Tinker of the Chifeds feels certain that h » Walter Johnson, star pitcher of the of our ‘game. Accordingly, Of Mile team in 1918. Jon y tea ' t and to demand } ‘a have arranged @ dispatch said, was in a 1 sive A Square Phe ! is } game by ille | t Friday night, and mood when he talked with Tinke itimate trick, or unfair advantage, is not. satisfied | » the more desir- in Washington recently ith | ictory, because it wasn't won on his ability | o ests, Oe ae He wil Talk Business The t ind lots, for instance, have fierce ff] ae b will Cone : ieee with any bell ¢ Prego rs ra se f i r sake the glory there eaturing a triple maim Washing he < " n victory, and they want » victory that’s tainted as sa Tinke y meat \ 1 ar is really to those fi] Krant Is Come-Back that ¢ Rood to ¥ no doubt stay, anc for my ble ht - developed vke his hand o a lengthy re ned to the ring final bout with Ro fore meeting with - t was one of the on the Coast. tima th the pirit Won drive ores Own Team |A Full Length Picture and a Por-, at the Was? trait of Howard Ehmke, Baseball a as Prodigy. | everal 1 ths ago he won a 20 a 2 me 5 i809 iP t esac ay ; sa es to Mae | |round decision from Frank Mame 4 tw { as \ - ae és adh | LOB ANGELES, Cal, May 20 tell in California, and a few weeks pir ustice wherever it appear That much of his success as a | later Mantell eame North and " That m | { « n e m pitcher is due to his five older | Billy Weeks in a 15-round go in nid The men of today are thinking of justice, fairness, brothers jv the ¢ made b: Vancouver, So it is evident that t methods of getting around to a common brotherhood Howard Ehbinke, the sensational | Krant has gone back little, if any, The other two main events will be between Billy Wright and Chet high school youngster who has won It is the boys of today who will perform, and blessed t and six stra games for the Angels | } . fen be baseball, football, snowball or any other clean sport in the Pacific Coast league. | Neff and between Steve Reynolds 3 ‘ se t that universally promotes the love of fair play and a | 1 have five brothers older than and Ivan Miller. Miller and Reyn- 4 olds should furnish a bear of @ 4 scrap, since Steve demonstrated at wy Dreamland a week ago in his match | with Dorian that he is now boxing better than ever. The smoker will be staged at Dreamland, and the remaining three bouts will be announced at a later date. DO YOU KNOW square deal! myself and every one of them {is a * said Ehmke. “Only one, . had experience in profes spamage sages = ar sional ball. He played for the} ae | Walla Walla, Wash,, team for a short ti BE £ y Two other brothers of mine i 4 & pitched for the Brown university ; . }squad. The other brothers worked on the mound while at school ) | I learned points from every one % of them. When I started pitching ? ! I was a8 green as grass, but they i | were patient with me and soon I gested Cond! tome has me equal. Consut tation Free. ' DR, 200N SORENSEN 813-414 Bltet Mu! Insist on Seattle- He will either be sold to some Ky learned control Made Goods BY FRANK EVANS faithfully for a sport for four years| Henry Berry and Frank Dillon | major league team by Berry or| No. 6 on the Hudson, which) without making thelr “W," “Pat'| have notified Clark Griffith of the|sent to the Washington Americans. | 4 , showing of the 19-year-old Califor-| The Angels have a working agree- nia lad, If Ehmke keeps up the| ment with the Senators, but Berry || That Seattle has the finest pace he has set, he will not finish|claims this does not bind him to|f dllliard partor in the world? all his talent to Washing-|[ Come in and see. nwn by Washingt er| Sweeney and George Gilbert bave been voted German “W's.” Other been thus honored in years were Myron Tupper in| the season in the Pacific Coast | sendin basketball and Tom Wand in foot gue ton. In doing this you enable the tmanufacturer to increase his output, and compel him to em- ploy more help. REMEMBER, | | | | river. Th Contbear, acqu: ington. ball. a ee Tee the greater the weekly payroll, We have drawn the b ow te | AMERICAN FEAGUE || BROWN & HULEN the greater Seattle. the river,” said Conibear this mo Ten members of the “Big W" club n ae 29 4 y eRe ing. “We will r m at the University of Washington SCORES AND . b+ Sonond and Opring «Thee akertes of the river, and ge benefit | met the other day and voted against ie atte of the tide, w sngest |admitting into the club the athletes STANDINGS te 471 . who had won th ter this year a), a a shington rowed in No. 3 inet|in basketball, w ng and tennis 12 33 kas 4 position which | The Big W club is composed of men ‘egagiiten 3-1 * : i iw year. | who have won thelr letter in bane-| 1° Colts outhit the gen, Bo NATIONAL LEAGUE u ali the | ball, football, track or crew, which | SB yesterday. but timely wes “— r thin at a F by the locals netted them an §&-to-5 | Pittsburg 2 TY a ninks that his to this year have been major] vicory overt visitors. Gipe | New York 9» 4 : og right will a r showing 0} , rasketba ° seep iO tye ee eed | pnat : 1% A |final decision of the eligibility of jer, the student body, by a| cellaben for Portiang ei umsstonia ae r H t w men reste with the fac majority, ve to make all) xutitay, ef 1 2 1 © 6) Chicago 5 woe, | fon Harold H Hilton hy 14 will not be known until|sports major sports enn d git $00 6 & F 6] Bonton 5 om UNDE Rw 0d B umed avr one | next week, when the examinations 2 © James, 3b + Pie ciel deta | sane & B & ‘ Chas.(Chick) Evans | she over The tennis championship of the| S22", ° *** Sap Be tee Beer imcomprnt- —9uy P e ie Fa ry Three crack golfers who were outlucked in the British tournament.) wp go jeonference Is up in the air. Oregon | Fullerton, 1 2 3 & 1|Baltimore ... + 680 408 Sth—| Pik cr o A causing severe criticism of the method of play. Harold Hinton, admit-|, Jud —_ P ewieos: 4 second |and Washington were in the finals} Sern. 't, Hi tae els | dt is eee Bh sce r+ hn Pe hg on. | ted to be Engiand’s best amateur, fell before an inferior opponent, as raRE wig r -_ i 7 ele os pe the recent conference boy ag er : 2 0 & © Indianapol! 16 500 2: : captain of the baseball team for|and the webfooters gave the last > 1 16.484 WHOLESALE AND RETANL || 2d Evans and Weber of America. The winner in each instance lost) noxt year by his teammates yexter-|match to the varsity bo ao ti 8 9 3t 18 2| Kansas City is it aes 4 the next day, and the tournament failed, as far as picking a real cham éhechons, \ , r ve i ‘ s arsity boys, as it wa: AB. R KH. PO. A. E.| Buffalo 4 16 467 \ pick Ie sonrarees: Experts covlare senkion, the winner, would be|” eo & & willing ty plas werd ee Tit men | 3 ane, 3b He ae oe ¢] Pitabure 16 30a o! who were eliminated, f h | peony. ee eo” me! an, 2b > ae a tase oe uding the three} According to a provision in the|claim the champlonship, but others|catianan, p ihe fe bp ie Saige * hss re student constitution at Washington, |consider that the varsity tie loholr, rf-it ak ae Aes ee ae K FOR ae a finden st DP Te ee Bai le arsity tied Ore; e 1 1 1 ol AS in which provision is made to re-|gon, as the deciding set was not | See » it EA aa a A> ‘ ” 1 ward those who have turned out! played a > ie ae er ae ee tennial Best Dr. Frederick J. Stanley 2 | gear. pe ee a okt rown, if 3 ° o 1 ° o} of New York, b ] Haworth, rf a8 ae eae CAFE DR. MACY, Specialist a a a uot jock, Madison _ am : le ve mot ; Soh ‘ ‘Seattle, Wash. i Maceroni in the ar nie f Moy ease Rs . Hi oe soier ‘ Commencing Monday If you ere hobbling about with shania " diciaae ne PULLMAN, Wash., May 30.—The)tonians to pick up first place rib-|contin wthres base hit—K Racrt June Ist | iattaminsery Fhenssatiom coma ann tied, “MY GOD'S CONCENTRIC OF [] Uatver bo fi Gipe, Brown. Sacrifice fy ot | University of Washington track | bons ice hite—Gipe, F |Dr. Macy explain his theory and Greate uk S0UL.AND OF Mx BELtiO leack ek nipaledaty: ncdlainnl a abe Milligan, — Stolen Dases—Martini, Mel-| e | ment for this painful affilction. saa teas . evening» seuse |) °O* poveds‘came yutclassed in me R - choir 2. Struck out——Gipe 2, Callahan ps AN FRANCISCO, May 30 the (Sin pooTP eaten || tie Northwest . conference tredk |in ee nea ey, ive, man |i gh rie aE RES he Girl ate the terrible of this dlevans cari sages iece tl ae eee rhe : in the meet. It had been originally | pire | ate the terribl of this di . cope : ach || MAKING “THY, SEW. PAR EAST — neet held at this place Friday aft-| planned to enter the entire squad ° ‘aittinge Ly in eat i Manufactured by Cross the decis' ast night PIN PAST HUNDRED YEARS ternoon, Washington took fourth | Of 13 athletes. The team took part THER LEAGUES * aoe of te | A. F. GHIGLIONE & SONS I bt wi ’ jplace. The crack University of Or-|in-® dual meet with the O. A. C. ee it t e of an sathmetio. exten a rae ‘ os egon team won the meet by piling|frem where cight members were | °awmnicaN-—W res iain are an Asthma vietim, let mot ams i eae i First Presbyterian 44 points A. C. was second, |8@nt home, The alkali water made |0-6; Philadelphia 6 « ¥ -which gives | Me r,t ith 27: P Wash.| the whole team sick. It is belfey-|_ NAT pn Se oa lusting benefite- | 7 Sg guitare eae ston. fourth, fifth, 19,/¢d the water effected the team at eae a 4 e as Te canis aan Cottsges, Bungalows Vad wh , Pullma | cata | aad en haffies the : Mate ie orurubere 7 was bleeding 1 pa t the individual star of th He NORTHWES N " nae eaige Who Is She? Satietied owners are our references |) pif arently influenced Gr nered 914 points for his team r enice 0 1, 8a i pases sca ine Aad ena a age red 9% points for his team. | TER oakland 2.9 And She Sings. i ‘or burid | | 12'S ey ce LEAGUE j W fps te Ae nO BUry yde and Won. Lost. 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