The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1914, Page 7

Did Yale or Harvard win the Qual boat race on the Thames? No one ever will be able to SEATTLE TRIES al WHITE MASCOT BUT AFTER TEST DARKY GETS PLACE BACK an- set tle the question positively—and al- though the decision of the judges ssa Yale was victor must st generations of Harvard Gents will Over the line tn front of Yale’ It is evident that a number the judges’ Won—since Harvard’ Mashed first, then Yale's dent, too, that crew thought they were bea and that Harvard sat stunned amazed. Harvard's coach feels ag It ts DUGDALE FIELD BASEBAL Tomorrow at 3:00 SPOKANE VS. SEATTLE Admission 25c, 50c, 75¢ and $ Take Renton Care Quick Dealings Life of » comes a pressing need. A real estate asset wil rong serve the é NO ABSTRACT REQUIRED. Missing teeth are rep! Set of Teeth 919 Set of Teeth Te oe Gold or Porcelain —— Work....... 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CORNER SECOND AVENUE, tain his crew won; Yale's coach ts equally positive, Now let us study conditions First—Regardiess of which won, | * no human eye could tell which le if the difference either way w less than a foot e moving ph ture machine which shows Harvard ahead was at angle, and anyone knowing photography knows that unless it was set straight across the finish line ita evidence ts worthless. The slightest angle of vision would have changed the result; if| a Judge threw his head four inches! to the right he saw Yale ahead; if} four inches to the left che angle was changed so that he would have} seen Harvard leading. From descriptions of the finish it seems the Judges’ boat was about 35 feet from the} nearest shell, and the shells at the finish were more than 28 feet apart ~I judge from the length of the shells as to distances apart. Unless all the judges were stand- ing exactly on the tmaginary finish line the one to the right of that line would have seen one boat win. ning, the one to the left would have seen another, and the man tn the center with his eyes held per. fectly straight along the Nne would og been the only one who could te If you do not believe this, place three sticks In the ground, say 25 feet feet apart, and attempt Fad tell and pictures whether or not they are exactly in line, Stand 25 feet from the ‘our head two Inches and ult. horse races in finish, and they were k, after the two successive de- icy Raymond switched mascots aterday, the white race succeeding the black asa luck bringer, Everett Harris, dark as night, contented himself by sitting at the base of the stand and making faces at the white bat carrier, Finally, when things broke badly for the Giants, Harris got his job back, I T have seen scores of finishes tn which the judges were in violent dispute after a close sighting Little ID YALE REALLY BEAT HARVARD ON THAMES? It Now Develops the Judges Weren’t Even Sure By Hugh S. Fullerton TO SER. true. along & taut wire, and tn the bestoutcome of the The Finish of the Harvard-Yal IT CANT BE DID SAN FRANCISCO, July 14—"We can't come back,” was the candid admission here today of Al Kauf. man, who was once in direct line for heavyweight championship honors. fman was knocked out in the t round of a bout with Tom Mo- Mahon here last week. “I thought, like all the others, that I could show my old-time form, but Iean't. It’s good-bye to the ring forever for me. We Bet on Willie LONDON, July 14—-Another tn- ternational world’s championship contest between Great Britain and the United States finally has been arranged, and Melbourne Inman, British SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.—Pree- ident A. T. Baum of the Pacific Coast league and Frank Leavitt of the Oakland club were at work to- Gay drafting a resolution demanding that the leagues cancel their right to draft from the Coast league. Cracks Put Out SEABRIGHT, N. J. July 14.— Play in the Davis cup preliminaries yesterday resulted in the elimina- tion of Wm. Johnston and H. H. Hackett by unknowns. Where’s Elmer? SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.—The whereabouts of Pitcher Elmer Koestner, purchased from Cincin- nati by the Venice club, was a today. ! iN OTHER LEAQUE: AMERICAN-—Washington 2, Detrott 6 Boston 2, Cleveland 0; Chicago 2-1, N NATIONAL—Boston %, Bt. Louis 7; 4, New York 2 ~~ Indianapolis Bi liards will get a world of i games played by ex; every evening at 7:3 lors, in the Joshua Green DINNER" TO WALK A FORK. Go erts every afternoon at 2:1 at the White House Billiard Par- An academy with seating capacit has been built to accommodate the pu! possible position, | But the fact in that, in such cases |a good wager that the Judge who A MAN SEES WHAT HE WANTS flashed the Crimson wanted haps grow angry about ft, but it in} 1 purposely avoided looking to see who the Jndges were or what|win and saw Ygle win. thelr sentiments in regard to the race might have CLEVELAND NAPS BUY N. W. PITCHER Ed Doty, the husky Vancouver) noouver/and stot stepped into firat place by out- duel on the Seattl: ago, has been sold to the Cie’ The deal was consum-/that proved the winning run. t, and Bob had caught Butler dead off third, Brown gets $2,500 for Doty at the and after James got the toss he pro- jer will ceeded to run the Indian down. end of the season. The at Charley F ago. SANDERSON’S PILLS Most popu- only reilable remedy For women only. the $2 dex or 3 boxes, tor rned RAYMOND REMEDY CO. Room 217% Pike Mt. 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Doty) Corry was on third. : iow who took a poke| dodging and ducking until he noe ah Charen Pu commanded all the attention, and second, then Mac sprinted hot was heaved to the plate, and tn the meantime Butler scampered on to A Gipe Me- Butler kept The ball Stanley's arm went out of com- mission in the third inning and Covaleski was rushed out of the pit a blind man. to warm up. Meanwhile, Lou threw & slow, out curve that couldn't fool Duddy opened the charge by lacing one for two bags, and the Giants laid plans to pum- mel the pill until ready to come in. Giants were barely able to hit the ball, though. most obstinate cases tn 2 to 10 days. Price, ee Bridegroom Walter Johnson took the mound yesterday and the score was 3 to 0. You know who got the gob of atmosphere—the Tigers, The best done to Walter's chucks was three SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.—As an aftermath of the special meeting the Pole was The next three Detroit that could be of Coast league directors here, it developed today that President Henry Berry of the Los Angeles club had rejected an offer from a big league magnate of $12,000 for his sensational young pitcher, Bob” Ehmk Franstoll. PEEKSKILL, B. Ten James oarsman, may Juries | some steps. DANCE AT DREAMLAND TONIGHT Too. sustained He is 91 years old. Yes, live GOT SOMETHING FoR YOu, “Boy Laizure Buts In Playing brilliant tennis, Laizure yesterday worked his way into the final round in the men’s singles at the Seattle Tennis club, defeating Laizure and Main beat the Williams brothers. ‘Eyck Near Death N.Y, July 14,—- Eyck, the noted die a8 a result of in- in a fall down STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914. PAGE 7. been; but, He will deny it and per|vard to win and saw it win, equally certain that the Judges who decided Yale won wanted Yale to They were honest men one of them At that the courts cannot en- Join ue from playing In Cuba, Japan or Hawall—and If they can force some fellows to jump lee In the Northwestern ning yesterday on a play that is considered real amateurish awung at a ball, missed, and was hit in the ribs, such a play has ocourred on the new Seattle field, mortified as hi CHICAGO, July 14,— Packey McFariand, boxer without knowing, it ts and business man, has an- Robes nounced that he would re- ag enter the ring and challenge today KNOWS. that far we should cheer. eee Yesterday's Results Vancouver 4, Victoria 1, Tacoma 4, Portland 2. RANDOM SHOTS A DIP INTO THE PAST March 18, 1876. cleared 6 feet at the running high jump, Oxford university sports, England. THE nuts will be going nutty right now with one team leading the league | i: and the other two battling for first position, Gs George Stovall, the firebrand of the Feds, started a little biaze that M. J. ee CHICAGO BASEBA cost him five hundred. eee 1F ANY ONE TELLS McCUE THAT MEXICANS CAN'T FIGHT, HE WON'T BELIEVE THEM. “If the Harvard second crew won the title of champion oarsmen of the worid, pray tell us what title does the first team bear? see England must be crazy over prize fights, In view of t paid fight. FEDERAL LEAGUB PROPOSES to play a world’s series of its own. Mr. Gilmore is mod: play for the solar system cham- pionship? * CONEY ICELAN high en coming A GLIMPSE AHEAD Chicago District Golf association, amateur tourney, July 15-16. cee MORAN MADE A WONDERFUL showing—according to Parisian re- ports—-which means that if he had been @ little better he'd have been h up to meet Joh: Tee-Hee! Me To BE A BAKED APPLE! but not MATTY fact that they for the Wells-Bell Why not Look , OSCAR — DEY HAF HIRED eball player ague, Emil Fr Although the oldest rode back to the bene WicFarland Out With Challenge for Fred Welsh Freddie Welsh in an effort to bring the title back to America, Packey holds one decision over Welsh and thinks he still can beat the Welshman, if the champion will let him make 135 three hours before the fight. Packey boxed last winter, but announced his perma nent retirement from the ring soon after his engage- ment to a wealthy Joliet girl was made public. He long has been regarded as the cleverest boxer in the Unit- but local men are ability to make weight and enter the ring as a legiti- mate lightweight and still be strong. JACK JOHNSON IS BETTING HIS WAD ON HATED RIVAL LONDON, July 14.—Boxing ex- perts agreed today that the Gun- boat Smith-Georges Carpentier heavyweight pout at Olympia Thursday night would break all records for attendance on the con- tinent. Excursions from Paris are arriving daily, adding to the al- ready keen interest In the affair. ‘The advance sale of seats up to to- day aggregated more than $60,000. Carpentier was made a 6-to-4 fa- vorite, due to the eagerness of his countrymen and countrywomen to bet on him, Aftcr witnessing @ workout at Smith's training camp, Jack John- son, who arrived from Paris Satur- day, announced that he would bet $5,000 at even money on Smith, but when he found later that the odds had dropped to five to four price, Eugene Corrl, who officiated at the Ritchie-Welsh fight last week, was announced today as the ref eree. SCORES AND STANDIN Reattio— Kilitlay, of .. Duddy, 3» . James, 1b . > Sotwemonewenal LL dal 74 COM MoouonnmoP coo! Perrine, . Fullerton, 2b Mills, rf Reymend, - ccccccononcon® enone e e 1 ° ° ° ° **Ginlason ule Totals a 8 ited for Perrine in eighth Hatted for Dell in seventh Apokane AB. R. HPO, A. MeCorry, If eT Og Butler, a= S18 04 Holke, 1b . © 1 6 Ber Bee Par Oe a ame ae ee © 60 6 oO y ie es Stanley, p 4 $8 Coveleskia, p © 10 6 7 46 10 aT Totals .... or ° Holke, Shea, Butler, MeCorry, 4 runs, 9 ite, © runs, 1 hit off Wolf, Piteher Detl in 7 in 2 tn fn 2 inning! ie in @ Innings. Atruck out Give 1, Stanley 2, Covelerkie 8. valle—Dell 2, Gipe 1. Umpire “AMERICAN LRAGU: z Won. Phitadeiphia Washington Detroit . Chicago ... St. Louis Boston New York Cleveland record innings; 4 hits off Stan 4 hits off Covel- Det! 1, NATIONAL LEAGUE Won. Lost New York . 20 Chicago a6 St. Lout 7) Philadeiph a4 Cincinnatt . Ty Brooklyn a7 Pittsburg a8 Boston .... “a FEDERAL LEAGUE Won, Loat Chicago . oo om Indianapolis. 410 a Buffalo 7 ae Baltimore Brooklyn si nk he decided to hold off for a better | foLp MIL FRISK DOES A _ REGULAR |KID STUNT; HE’S | SOFT FOR AL GIPE | In point of both age and serv isk was put out In the ninth In- Emi! This is the first time Frisk was deeply h Welsh Didn’t Get Cent for Winning Lightweight Title the Eng While Freddie Welsh, The grows recelpts of the 20- lish champion, won the world’s|round fight between Jack Johnson, lightweight championship title |the world’s heavyweight champion, from Willie Ritchie in London last/and Frank Moran of Pittsburg, which was fought in Paris on June 27, were $26,200, This fight proved a money maker for all concerned, tor after 10% of the receipts were week he did not receive a dollar for bis victory. Instead, he was out of pocket about $500, spent for training expenses. Welsh lost money on the fight|taken out for the poor of France, because he agreed to split even| which figured up $3,620, Johnson with Fight Promoter Charles|received 50% of the remaining Cochran on the money left after | $32,580, which made his end $16,590, Willie Ritchie, the American cham-| while Moran and his manager, Dan pion, was paid his $25,000, of which |McKetrick, and Theodore Vienne, $15,000 was for a guarantee and|the promoter of the battle, divided the remaining $16,299. DR. EDWIN J. BROW SRATT! LEADING the rest for bis rights in the mov- ing pictures gross receipts amoun to $21,000, which was far below the sum both Welsh and Promoter Cochran figured would be taken in at the box. office. They had ex- DENTIST. pected that the receipts would sure- My success tx due ly reach $35,000 Ito my — painiens Promoter Cochran has probably { methods: telling lost over $10,000 on the contest, but | }our as he made over $15,000 on the | com, by shows he 1 at the same, arena | nation: guarantee. on June when Bombardier | \¥ ding for prices Wells, the English heavyweght| {nat you af- champion, met Colin Bell of Aus-| ford, to pay | foe tralia, and Harry Stone, the Ameri- can lightweght, boxed Johnny Sum- mers, the English welterweght, he is still several thousand doliars to the good. Dental Work. Bee me about your TEBTH. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN, 106 and 71% First Ave, In the Union Block and Wi Buliding. “MILWAUKEE” JUNE I 7° SEPT. 30 DAILY — ROUTE OF THE ALL-STEEL TRAINS FROM All Points in the Northwest to NEW YORK... 8T. PAUL, MINN. BIOUX CITY, IOWA. .csem 60,00 WASHINGTON <a WINNIPEG ... OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS, KANSAS CITY and 8T. 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