The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1915, Page 7

e STAR—THURSDAY, FEB. 1915. PAGE 7. HONUS WAGNER WILL ROUND OUT SCORE OF ~ |} | JACK CURLEY GOES T O TRY TO YEARS AS ONE OF GAME’S GREATEST PLAYERS | I—IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS — J ik time AND PLACE OF FiGHTT WITH JOHNSON ") . 7: EDITED BY HAYBEE SMITH * > PPO nnn FAMOUS QUESTION MARKS OF 1915 BASEBALL NO SPORTING ae, caeen a —_ sabe HERE THEY ARE: NINE OF THEM EVENTS WITH TE AND PLACE 20 YEARSINBALL |“... - sccckes | UROPESOON YET UNSETTLED (WASHINGTON ) a see (WHITE Sox) / ne eee 3 - e the British —holde f the light Honus Has Remarkable Record of Batting Better Than \ \ 4 AEDE eoneaian, there Ween Us Vhole Affair Is Up in. the Until Promoter Jack 300 During 18 Years He Has Played in Fast Com | \ —— (BUFFALO REO @COLUMBIA (BROOKLYN FEDS) tall in 1 i ick, George Curle to Havana and ttles the. Date and pany Portland Lad Climbs to Top by Defeating (eriwart ae \ se eAUGUS TA (pert SBURG PEDS) Paiute over ' ocen the Black Champion Willard Has Jimmy Dutty, Crack Eastern Pugilist (easton Ree sor) \ SFAYETTEVILLE (BALTIMORE FEDS) ty have u corner on the Stopped Hard Trainin ‘ . aACoN al sporting events which they re ‘ WICHITA FALLS k. we to relingu , ilard worl By Kaybee || (Aw eos) mee \ BRAVES OM ANNAN if It hadn't been In f it is , athe ide leainie Chadahall whenpliged 5 n excellent : ay had been a day int ue ba @MARLIN PSHREVEPoRr =| : fown in history as | fought ; quest One 1 e wire season with the Pirate t me it would u ubtedly (GIANTS) | WHALES) | \ eVALDOSTA (INDIANAPOLIS FEDS) fn the brit ‘ t ‘4 been decid stage ea , e-age 1 of Germ N @ALEXANDRIA hat me UACKFONVILLE eavor. the bout in Ha rhe next te a denial of this comes act 1 his adr I refer t (SIN, ULE PORT YONA ride ll yifrom El Pa é c t F ement the fight y Wagner, | every who ¢ 1 ( (TIGERS ) al er 16 I i positively t ace there, t a date a month Iater Wea t \ H ’ ‘ @SAN ANTONIO@ HOUSTON TAMPA@(Cuas) ” Adee agery Sia Sorte cl hi ‘ r money and take : . , : CARDINALS (BROWNS) eclally alluring, either." Certatn i ; ae i y \ ug vesterd. CLEVE ST. PETERSBURG aout Toate a ; . ¢ ¢ press, is i all left (PHILLIES) I bet tlon to sta rt t Jack ( ter t ing to Havana hi nory ne events of a { moment. r with fraid to enter Mexico ma " maseba he German capit hae ts rp « the ¢ ri » him nd if he escapes Wagne € cing the 1 " Ase inquixhed alt hope of staging the|them the United State it es may extradite him. VANA , the ma league r y expect (ST,LOu'> reos) — te many of tM old|May mean a t ¢ it may not. It ‘ goes ug 6 sea a world’s athletes have been ki n well b I ana want e and if Havana Anica evan a Or ven 1 the big Thi# Map Shows Where the American, National and Federal League Teams Will Prepare for the Season ‘the war They flocked to the col jean sh ] ' that he " p there financially ' P ‘ . ors early in the fray. Even should “1 ;. 1 the player that ever lived. — By Hugh S. Fullerton | fem .|thon eoerge with two arms and|a® well as he hoped to cle there seems to be I < ation I low: tur ith Johnny Evers complete | down at th Age | iwe chair Ake ak ohiveioa mpediment to: the 4 s I-was making up some on| ty recover hie health? study the dope, ho |'™2, legs, thelr | A , — ng ‘sie Anite i the coming baseball season the oth Will Jack Coombs be able to score of such | PrO™ feahauen ahi ve , ¢ ¢ ward, een in training at PONTLAND LAD BEATS - ee or a ae er day, and jotted a ilet of come back? ca be sol ait wave to’ he pent) the tt k tting ¢ and has let . s ente vin tt Lajel n in the answer to t aiidl mee t sated “¢ tint CRACK JIMMY DUFFY T 1 Victoria should X's, meaning unk quantities | gorm with the Athletics? ve ace each | 80 until, some ‘ a Hen fort pecans S PREDICTE! Ko ) Seattle also re that may be Int to the f Wii Ad Brennan's arm come |team about where it will finish the| Freddie Wels ; ' gl wor rown. Tom Jones) %™ es t for « : © bow ria team has a « t here are Will George Davis live up to ercentage of each ‘ ) g to do? > to she m ¢ Grov a few prob’ ne of wh the form he promised last fall? For instance, if we knew whether 9A It afe that if ¢ induce Johnson to who b 1 going wron, upset the dope. Will Leonard and Foster (Jeff Tesreau, Math n 1 Mar- | \ Rede bl etapa oe ; ‘ laid for th : ace Wiil Walter Johneon be re pitch as well they did last | quar 1 be back in form, tha pre KK J z ere he t ‘ talc the scrap, showed he has strained from playing, and, if year, or wae their great show. | Meyers, Snodgrass and Doyle would C i € him safe conduct proper stuff in him and that he is TWENTY ASPIRANTS approaching the top-notch class. bY FOR TEAM TURN OUT New Curley, with his pull the battle at Not, will his pitching be affect ing a freak of the game? hit as they should, we would figure and safety ed by his double jump? Will Rube Marquard play in the Giants to win, Having to guess caste one Will Larry Doyle return to New York, or Brooklyn, or not |we usually figure 50-50 rds jaw. Gruna ball and fin Whittier Cc ketball team defeating Jimmy Duffy tn ‘ York last t. Granan had IACH GIL DORIE fs at work! ———— ; ae Ha ‘4 I « ntire fair seems to the fifth the little Iris n and er he put 20 athe eit 1) Di ras . ee eS eee" (T ghopt NEWS ||| MARKET REPORT aaa test in great shape, having D Dobie ts that ast 4 y a a will meet in Sen F isco tonight to Davidson to eek. Of the last year’s team) @ rat ic Yorn : * : pionship. rounds Jess Willa Jud Graham, Ed Elmer HERE Commissio ow me : Pr ceateht Ad Woleast FLAS H ES ae Jack Johnson—if th Leader, Guy Thompsor Willis @ | Were no other chan 200 @ eee - dans aren white trele nucleus Dobie rects whip s Retail grocery clerks decide to 100 @ 125 yn tated be dodinre that Wot TANGLE THREATENS team into shape for practice within | form manent organization 100 @ 125 It was stated by + gga eres More than $3,000 in cash prizes | P Z IN BASKETBALL TITLE Ja few days. Coach L. J. Martin.| Thief auto from garage of @——— £2 i. ee would never) nas been hung up for winners in| Wilson's Modern Business Col of the track and| Mrs. J. J. Reynolds, 3134 i ir pe ee ee the world's three-cushion billiard |!¢6@ baseball team has organized a THE event the U. of W.)who has charge s7th place schedule of the Aggies calls for 14 games, four of w basketball five wins ne |field work, had 50 men out at his|S.; theft of two other cars from @i: championship tourney, which will|f0F the season, with E. P. Welch 1 mate Fa vce gr will be a} ort, “ormal trrout yesterday. As/ gara leo reported ' UT eis start in Chicago March ¢ |as manager. The college boys are jege Saturday nigh hampion. | U*U4!. on both teams a lot of rough! w. L. Sanders, 53, investment ° « slready getting in shape for thelr tle for the conference champic uff will have to be weeded out.|, Bg . x rep 1m @ ite held th th 3 ship that may take considerable|iit noth coaches fimure then citi | OPOker dies H ; Francisco Seals held their| game with the Seattle league team, froning to straighten out, The waliaiy at aaniarial cn bana (te Miss Claudia McCluskey and Wm ; ee . 5 f pract at Be fond ee. Se 2 which will be played the latter part g squads in field thie keen : Spokane, married at Frye . aa ; has oe eait Vakors ae “ir first }Of March or the first part of April. : Unemployed at Hotel Liberty en 84E 08 liege pie iis S in practice at San Jose. n's Modern Business College * ployed ; rida pewpere wo 4 ad a very successful season last LITTLE FRIEND DUGDALE ertained with a musi rogram. | Nests. cbr a’ jGa EW YORK, Fet T. R. Shepard has jumped into) year, winning more than half of PEDDLES A PITCHER Steve McCauley, 26, and Mark cy : ” aan Sy and Jack Dillor the lead in the § ©. three-cush- | their games, and they played only man games, St ‘ Boyd, 28, arreste co tion ait on 126 | Prices Paid Prodacere ed her lay to t { ; ney with|the best teams in the state. The claim the conf & eas with Kitsap count er front niles A wi Peet) Ft oe Milwa March ‘ ng tCja percentage pf .69 ineup will be Kuntz, cateher; B a4 may a par [dna ies weement by Buckle ley, pitcher; Gillispy, first ba game to decide . Hu Port commission raises wharf! Parsie ° o ager. Dillon defeated) Roy Davis, star catcher at Pull Ed Welch, second base; Smith, ia wad. eo @ rover hl e Dy agents’ salaries to $125 month Roubas aih wees i * ove . ‘@ Howard of Bayonne, N. J n university, will be given aj shortsto Morrison, third bas®; Willamette rf | pe dled Pit he I arry F Ohoamer K. tL. Aimee launched iniax one. : A er 0-round bout Brook! mit by of the Tacoma | Stolting, eason, Sheets and Joe night, 29 to he got from Calgary, to iioor Gndalear Seodamda . y : t Tigers this s | Welch, fielders. John Barnes of the Aberde Three one-act plays by Alfred Wonderful Invention Re- the services of two | Barnes said that Dug « good sive, don. 2.00 oy | he Great Western ra SEATTLE IS AWARDED aK Sutro given at M A. Wed CURES WITHOUT UGS 4 . | Dates for the Great Weste c- TWO MEN BY BOARD | and while he wanted Charlay| Qay night, , : oe DR ref addy eh a” ed Se pahieias Mi soalerosae ee | CANDIDATES T LK F Idn't see Charley's | °™ ood block hore oe ea s follows: Dubuque, Aug. 23-28; | 7 oe @ 6 : Aliens study city government at Des Moines, Aug. 30-Sept. & Phos and took Pipe layers was awarded ak Das’ ban M.C. A stores Health While - ° nix, Ariz., Nov, 8-13. F eandidates for the counefl eatt ttle differ Members of G. A. R Invited to You Sleep. by ed ae oe addressed the University Commun a Si Pee hall pig Le disew ; Charles Comiskey, president of ity club in the University branch can lac of Haa: ar ar 1 ?. b ¥ the Chicag ericans, is confined ary Wednesday nigh They declared that Pipe organ at Elks’ club will be sda to his el room in 0 e T. H. Bolton, A. F. Haas, 1 t edicated March * JILWAUKEE, Fet Freddie c ach | Josiah Collins, Ed Kennedy and A. hould SEATTLE A. C. BOYS Ex-Patroiman Reynolds comes to Washts Welsh and Charley White were |B. Parish BOX IN VANCOUVER tal midatio i . ported top condition today for = The club discussed the Tenth ave, HET MINTYRE Justice ehead’s court, Marct their bout here tonight. This will) The Olympic club five and the! bridge, but took no action SELECT DANCING PARTIES ¢ oh > ~ b a | — —_ — structor of the § ian Sans be ‘the second 1 etween HIPPODROME for Vancouver, B ° ° Batter, White and Welsh ery a atversity three of his best youngst ELSEWHERE o ——-——--® | matched for a 10-ro HOW'S THAT FOR unitue! 10 KNOW IT wir and the latter will take , _ ” ° (Corrected daily py the Bradeer Co.) w York two weeks in PINE. FLAVOR MY EYES SHUT--ITS THE terclub boxing ev General strike called by Naples eae ” , contest was postponed on account REAL TOBACCO CHEW Baird, the socialists to obtain lower bread EO Jot White's illness, | inst Bert § prices. | ative aehington | Premiums already earned by fed cage Pils My PEELE J excess of 1 ie incurred by s Ross has won rey wie Cheese oss of Evelyn and Carit Three streets of Louvain re Jus: Printere cove me 8 ed America, Wilson ar ash : 1013 THIRD @AIN 1043 toug € ng “a r f United State Hf —— will take Baird Federal _jfveetigntion begun Into 17 trust” at Los |C. boys to Victoria moker, will figure on a show at the 8. A. C. gym to |} In the Elks’ house league tourney | or pe last night Capt. Hoffman's team Star Wants Ads find the lost} No. 5 defeated Capt. Calohan’s No. Clash imminent strike breakers and union men at Shull shingle mill, Everett held some | ce | Thirty-six lowa plumbers convict | larticle 7 squad by a score of 2.480 to 2,364 7 ed of anti-trust law violation | drives it out. If you have] = a Brown of the losing team was the RUBE MARQUARD GOES Eighteen hurt when Los Angeles) trouble, varlcooe star performer, putting acro high | BACK TO THE GIANTS sight-seeing auto overturns | er complaint, or fust score of 205 and high average of lO” of the most perplexing of| Statue of Florence Nightingale ogee perfect healt FREE ADMISSION 186, | | of baseball's puzz ns| unveiled in London % | OHIO METHOD IN to ha settled, “What's| Edna M. Hawley, tibrarian Ore OL ad AT DREAMLAND The Athletics, Snyders, Imperi ne court, dies ‘Three Sumas homes destroyed by rqua nt questi DANCING BYRRY RVENINO als and Bears are tied EN place in) the bowling Elma, with percentages of a The ew York Giants pe ‘ and the Co! i yg | Missing <ceth are replaced by | po¢ ra ask the Beeckleks eat Two men killed when auto drops _— : ate kebaean and Hh b Colt last a The Oblo Method by artificial teeth |i, $15,000 they pungled for him| off Tacoma bridg rege prize, bowling 460 4n| CTHE GOOD JUDGE AND THE FLORIST KNOW WHATS WHAT, that are natural as y origina) | nen he jumped. Muggay McGraw| J: F- Jerrard arrested in Everett Se ee teeth. 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