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STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1915. PAGE If, ILLINOIS A. C. BASKETBALL CHAMPS TO MEET | | “IVE RECORDS DE AT NEW YORK MEET | VARSITY TEAM TONIGHT, AND Y. M. SATURDAY -IN THE WORLD OF SPO RTS | QUEEN 2NNE AND LINCOLN TO PLAY FOR TITLE | —---— ~ EDITED BY MAYBEE SMITH a OO AAAI APRA PRPAL PLLA PAPAL PPP PPP PPP PP PPP PL ILLINOIS FIVE 1S NEGRO TEAM. [THE FUNNIEST PLAY I EVER SAW | CHIEF BENDER FIVE RECORDS Kvocxs rexaey vn HERE FOR 2 GREAT /OPLAY HERE ARE BROKEN ssc BASKETBALL GOES ."*"7.:.' ed in the Pacific Northweat this By Kaybee spring by the Chicago Colored Giants, Thelr tour will commence BY TY coBB Outflelder, Detroit Tige Con didsred sha. Grockeu’ Player Pive new| of his scheduled 10-round bout in Game were marked, with Jim Coffee, “the Oublin Giant.” A right to the jaw did The funniest thing | ever sa 1 the business for Coffee, who or heard in my life happened on the ball field at Philadelphia a weighed In at 200 pounds, eight Was during & game between ene field meet at Madison ¢ Ga pounds lighter than Pelkey, Athletics and Detroit in 1908, and in those days & game between thone den Mlinols A. C, of Chic mark o feet 4 oe oe” & Trust Co. teams meant @ battle for blood We arrived at Philadelphia with immediately after the negroes bave Invaders Will Clash With Tony Savage's ( hamps in 2 thelr eightgame ser Varsity Gym Tonight and Will Meet the Y. M,C. witn ¢ land Coast champions A. First Team in the Y. Gym in a Great Contest/**,)rene C8 The Ethiopians will start north the team crippled because Dn Jones was sick and Jennings war forced to send George Mullin, our lost th great old plicher, to the outfield.| Tomorrow Nig re ) pions 2 March 89 and thelr first & You know George could play t ght. National Champion wo ' a dons agains met a outfield and hit along with an mark ont of Seattle RATTLE basketball fans ty March 31 them, and probably had he chosen race in 2 t econds, a I asketba far uN re vorenty ¢ ’ ca ¢ t lelde te K. T. Howe ene I ; w to be an oulfielde instead of i S tonight and tomorrow nigl is. Athietis leakn ska apseareaes ta Pees pitcher, he would have been o ored spri Meyer in ¢ Resources Nearly lub five, the t aiinih ah alvetar Ons Shanta @ of the best . « in 7% seconds tt ; F ot eros the esi George and Tommy Connolly, the econd better than t $5,000,000 bah thwest League ¢ will then) U™plire, never got along very George always was kid ; ot ctor ast monopolize thelr attention for a) '!. and that day Connolly was working back of the bat, On the old nz of the Mohawk A. ¢ WHY Whi fortnight and Rube Foster will close hietic grounds was a bell that hung from the stand iu right field and mad mark ie tour wit imes at Moscow, “®® Used to start the games o-mile walk It was a bard game, and along in the seventh Inning a foul tip bit NOT against the University of Idaho and fell to the ground, He War badly hurt on the ankle, and i at an against the Washtu A Se teat oe Bi: Mowe ert aan aten thee: bo: ill aati ‘A CINCH _ DUFFY SAVE? ree ‘ r Every one ran up excepting George, who dashed for the and sat “Hiab: a The Giant ve to be back In| Commenced clanging It—one, two, Ubree—counting Tommy out BUFFALO, N.Y sgl Chicago April 26 to commence thelr The players and the crowd commenced to laugh and Tommy, hear Duffy met Frankie Calla 1 Some sure things are surer . eagne schedule Ing the bell, forgot all about his Injury, He jumped to his feet, chased nokivn here iast night fo a te , t The complete Northwest itinerary| Clean out to first base, and put Mullin out of the game. He did not roun snd Callohan was lucky than others. A savings ac- c uy follows on e for five years, but finally they made up and are to #ia } Duffy floored e t Mare University of Oregon,| 8904 le in the fourth and age, im Count is one of them. ‘ 4 Pigott ee Callahan was all in at Interest 4 Per Cent. as the Y. men tning in sw League team, at Seatt Mp “sib oy a sy Bveret 4 Ample a ommodation will be insta he April snd 6—Victoria, at Vie SOX BEAT OAKLAND **">restiom.°* N. B. SOLNER OAKLAND, Mareh Oakland Vice President and Trust Offi : gare on : fans ure satisfied today with Max gym ' eres shot greet Cc amy ; ta ager Ch tian and bh all club, de H lA gaia grant a Pah MOREE ne Ohad Neos ° stile Gia nec eee hk | roe 7 loge Buildin, be seer & the « . promise he | . ae . 5 at Van) NEW YORK, March 5.—A cable Special prizes have been hung uy spite the eat administered yeste 8 8 cut M. Apri 6 and 11—Seettle, at Se} kam received here today from Jack | for the second regular monthly Sox team. The loca! piten , held In the Heart of the ™ ! ad ™ chandise shoot of the seaso Bo: cam he local pitchers heid ~ NEW LIGHTWEIGHT 18 April 10 (morning deen at) weight bout in Juarez between Jack | Seattle Trapshooters’ astociation s rat Mosadpae a eg gmc Financial District. | AFTER FREDO WELSH the Harbor island grounds Sunda Everett Jo Willard were 5 4 » marksmen will be divided inte ly contente OE WELLING, the lightweight! April and 15—Tacoma, | spoiled ® 1 ion balked at en.| THe markemen will be divided in a ar i a — who has ng into prom- at Tacom tering Mexico, announced that the | (As Pri An tig Sapa his ch noter is hopeful of putting on| Will be offered in ew law: ¢ nce T| April 16—Whitman College, at| pre vork this winter, is after big game. Walla Walla the He wants a crack at the Champion April 17 and 18—Spokane, at Spo be ¥ negotiating with Havana Welsh himself, Welling has im promoters with a view to staging a proved *o much this winter that 19—University of Idaho, at|45round contest in the Cuban cap the sharpshooters who have been 3 ital taittad te wane (hl ching his work around Chicago Th becomes the propert declare that he is the peer of any leg, at Pullinar 9 who wins it the greatest nur n the lightweight division and si TOM M DONALD HERE es ring the season. Specia Jthe coming champ of the welter red tar e thrown éu | weights Tom McDonald, former football, the day, and the wan for whom they! — star and 8 A.C. and YM. ¢ A. are thrown will recetve his targets! TIP USES UP ALL athlete, prominent in Northwestern free for the de WORDS THERE ARE T° O'NEIL umpired a game in LS : shoot is open to all comers d gold watch fobs will be by the members of eact IMMENSE BARGAINS We are disposing of our goods rapidly, but still have a Great Stock of the Highest Grade Merchandise left. We quote below a few articles, but in order to get a good idea of this Sacrifice Sale you must visit our Boten Bond Whiskey match in Havana, Curley said Four #« shot f cla. score in each 4 and the man making the Imported Goods I lennease Star $1.10 | Overholt, full quart Canadian “( . $1.05 | Sunnybrook, full quart ‘=a 5s G5e ioe ya! Seaive’ SWIMS. NEW REOORD California. There is one um Dew Scotc $1.05 | pire no ball player ever wil! ently agrees with agrees he é ik back to a second time. Afier’ SANTA HARBARA. March Thomas as he is as big as 8 moose) CHICAGO. “March 5 P binuk ead tea. 11 quar ae Twice a year we do dental) Tip gets through talking there isn't The semi-final round in the Santa *?d says he never felt better im Rajthel of the Minole A. C. broke be ie work practically at cost. to any language left Barb: fo { tournament He 1s back North/ his own rec for the 40-yard dast ee or: sree -te -— was played here today, with H B. as soon as he fter a few) at the Central A. A. U. ewhnmir , Per di $1.65 Miscellaneous BIG JOB ON HA re r 8. Armat fstance in 18.4 seconds, His forme) | out of a possible 100, The veteran sricot Peac pI P Coadtihe akiatee Ws he ° NO Near ing and E matrong Scans can 18 ieee area "oo i ag bs Apricot, Peach, Apple and hundreds of testimonials from well-known people praising us for our uptodate methods. These prices have never been Bulk Goods Blackberry Brandy, fell quart ‘O¢ White Corn Whiskey Fall Coon Creek Straight, Quart RA COURTNEY ‘or ly of | pitted agal R. ¢ darts of Lake A TO RACE ree high school fresh. 5 of the t America in the last Olympic! Davis’ powe The La Center high echool fresh: opening of sean oP 8 defeated games, is working hard to derelop too much for Robin Hay 20d track team at the Los Ange morning round Thureda tee she Swiss Colony Port, were in the BIG BOATS ad he) BOSTC aaketball the Baltimore fans ¢ &t) yet throu large bottle = unt work ma ot : : ro peer peer or, les Athletic club. He has about | won, 2 up and 1 to pla Vanderbt aden: Per gal Whisk 65 Regular $25.00 Set of Teeth 40 men un him, but it is harde E. 8. Armatre of Los Angeles| yacht Vagrant, bas offere S-yerrold Kentucky Fine Malt Whiskey ac > Reguiar $15.00 Set of Teeth] '@*t* n college players. oon e beiitian ili work. Jac ‘ a hoone ; Py i. to me Y at Pasiiin | Vie «Send other varieties, per bel ile of Ban Francisco was elim! Cape Cot ne { hy a ecnigtt om Regular $10.00 Goid Fane BOTH SIDES WORRY nated in the first round start at either Newport or Lon _— “HATS A RD aa 65¢ OVER LONG DELAY don, and finish at Marblehe $5.00) — ~ KAVANAGH'S é ' $10.00 ‘Bridge KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. 1123 FIRST AVENUE CORNER SENECA Reguiar HE long delay of Judge Landis Firet and Union in handing down a decision BROWN JOINS “FEDS 108g First th Sanction, in the suit brought by the basketball game between the n Anne and Lincoln teams hi, Gold Crowns, (22 K.) as low as All Work Guaranteed 12 art Feds againat organized baseball Is) CHICAGO, March 5.—~According Qu beginning to cause worry on peal which will determine ouncement today, Mo: sides. O. B. feels some consols Brown, former pitcher for the Chi achool championship of in the fact that the judge has seen| cago Nationals, who last year man and wh was schedule ecessity for a temporary in-| aged evening, bas been postpc ntil L od aturday is the big day for Gis Sie cece | OHIO METHOD IN yee ee “eben “ieee os SOX BEAT ANGELE | DENTISTRY sige hee ‘hard werk 1420-22 Second Ave. Seattle “baseball boys—200 & . Landis will render a de nd are a great veaiiine Loulevilla aad ippesite Bom Marche, Senttie. . ete ‘that it wi Mies eplaced srumata Pyle ghee genuine Louisville ugger in Present Location 14 Years « phase of the subject) 08 ANGELES, March 5.~-The! The O artificial teeth me of t raay te and set by which the| Chicago White Sox No. 1 team was that ar your original reat ben ‘4 rs vie tod. ve! Los Angeles now be prescribe est Seattle yas ‘ ‘ ring factions can govern them-| ¥) a ee. oe ’ ng ‘ 7. Pp : nd wt charge. 28, and Broadway will tangle vill be given away free Tee: | REEORT| ST | seltes in making future contracts,| Coast league club, afte & conducted without charge, and patronage and f-! Raljard on the Broadway floor this with every purchase of fe aad been bewen that th | real ball game of the season, ¥¢ estimates are furnished in all « ft u the doctors servi nye : ' , been hoped th: jecision | F . at pelt hae fternoon in her last « of the Jas Gl r Mitt at would be handed down before the|@a¥:, Although the Sox outbeited We Stand Back of Our Work season. AS a result of the victory $1.00 Boy ubs ed South for| the Angels almost two to one, they | the Lincoln 1 rt PLA OF OVEF. sOYS, several clubs started Sou | won by the close margin of 7 to 5 for 12 Years’ Guarantee [-dbipond Arigna asad paler dniggi hinge rl I be for d training i : . « | Queen Anne youngsters, by a score y Ms will be tor ‘tag — $ of 30 11, the Lincoln and Broad. ng as the 200 Bats last é | JUST MATTER OF COIN | Set of Teeth $8 PICKS SOCKS AND VANKS | NEW YORK, March 5.—°The ofj Guaranteed TO GATHER FLAGS magnates have nothing on us," sald ®15 Set of Teeth ‘s ATCH the Whi nd| members of the Illustrators’ club.| Guaranteed the Yanks ¢ comprising famous artists, as they next October is going to! chartered the Brevoort hotel to give S10 Solid Gold or $4 a whole lot nearer the top a dinne Porcelain Crown way midgets are tied for first place in their title race ramgde TS SHOP UNC. Pi 00 BEST S 00 $10 Gold or Porcela a Pacific Salmon | Bridge Work eo $4 AND IS HOUSE Solid Gold Fillings $1 Up Other Fillings seen HOG 350-Shot Daisy Rifle—Holds 350 shots at one Special for Saturday Pedo- meters lever action. SPORTING FLASHES Aivin Weston was elected man. fea t October. Maybe one — ofthem will win the pennant; may not—but you can take it from me ¢ team that wins It is going to ve to play these two hard and safe all the OME wasn't This was the warning given at a rhe stout | 20% of the track team and Harold mtg recent league meeting br a vet "f) h . 8:30 to 6. Sundays, he Stou Horen manager of the baseball ni built in a day. i aa a ¥ pad 4 _— . And the Tall. Hl team at the annual election of the N ‘Tell how. far y ran manager who has seen seasons 9 to 12 Re a ‘ i the SIZES FROM 31 TO 52 Lincoln Athletic association val) | MONEY BACK IF NOT | you walk $1, > For ahs 7 he echoed Just this SATISFACTORY s ~ $2 ‘ thing else worth the Sox are due to make things ATaRAtione oneh Representative Edward Santry, $1.50, $2 . | hot for the winner, because they| one-time lightweight champion, has while. It takes |have all the requisites of a darned 7 CHAS. BLIUJMENFELD beset bill in the Mlinots leg Compass Watch Union Hardware Roller ’ . | good team; and the Yanks because if t R t D t t 812 First Ave. Jislaturo, providing for ten-round A> gond Ulnekeeper ith | Skates; full’ ‘ball. beneiale safe oe dare bo |they are in the Braves’ class—not U * a e en Is! S Out of the High-Rent District §/ decision bouts in that state, unde urate apne 1 fe t ‘ hea : j aoe build” a tin o |eenceded much of a chance at the 207 UNIVERSITY STREET the control of a boxing commis./fp ®ccurate cx set, ing steel wilcels, Sea | start of the season—and have a rip Met sion Popuiar with the J frame, in either boys’ or VELVET. |snortin’ manager in Bill Donovan boy scouts 1.25 J girls’ style, pair..81.50 |toen Tt any man In the business || FREE ADMISSION th the exception of George Stall-| AT DREAMLAND met | DANCING EVERY RVENING HN ERY ONE W: The Portland hockey team defeat re atta ce BOY The Pope-Sibley Co. SCOUT In the City league bowling, at the AT 1418 3RD AVE., UPSTAIRS ed 10%2 ant Dodd 388, a woral off {| KNIFE olan 20 pins lh 0: i gg * Long ceria! coring pas [] BROADWAY TO ELECT that aged-inthe-wood mel- lowness into Kentucky's Burley de Luxe which makes it VELVET, The Smoothest Smoking Tobac- oo. 10c tins and 5c metal | Iixactly like cut, with a small compass set in the stag handle Vhe finest of Cattaraugus steel Both he Open Their TO WIVAD ORIENT [El compass ane csife nce tung races, feel. Both gg cS LOS ANGELES, March 5 The University of Southern Californi ew AIG ROOM | ssccccecre's || Bass May 15 for a series of games wit? ties, They will play several game - " re in Honolulu on their way home The season is now open for bass ng and this 6 port is now at its best Ask us where to go and GARDNER WINS IT vhat_to_use és \ complete line of Heddon’s world of billiards, and will prove a revelation in equip PHILADELPHIA, Mareh Ka Tite fi ward A, Gardner, New York, th ment and general appointment to lovers of the game title holder, ye The following nominations were made at a meetting of the Broad | way Athletic association, to be vot upon at the jon next Thurs Kevan Henehan, Roy Potter and Jimute Rice, track manager; |Mac Oliver, Frank Skinner, Otto Hoagland, Ed Hunt, Louls La Fray | | and Wallace McDonald, baseball manager. | | Hotel Baden Grill Entertainment of Highest SEROENE SERTE SEN EIST | SRE RTMMEEERIS CEES | ATES res | uametert | ean 4TALY FEELS TWO EARTHQUAKE JOLTS' | FLORENCE, Italy, Maret 6.—Bo Chis beautiful rogm represents the last word in the s Rods, Baits and terday defeated 1. 1 po= kt NES Sak logn® and Leghorn today reported Milburn, Memphis, Southern chan FAMOUS STATE ilk ait aa dad arthquake shocks were felt Twenty-eight of the most perfect tables at yc pion, 400 to 219 in the sixth game “EDISON” AGENTS t 8 o'clock last night. So far . of the class A national champion MAZDA “MONOHON” ship billiard tournament. Gardner \abine AREER: 1117 Second Ave. |high run was 75, while Milburn’s best was 30, You will find the room you|4s known, no damage was done, =! Entrance 104 Pine : ; the residents of both citles were want in Star “For Rent” Ads. thrown into a panic.

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