The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1915, Page 7

VARSITY FIVE WINS N. W. BASKETBALL TITLE “KID IRISH” QUESTIONS TITLE OF BREEDLOV' SEATTLE Y.M.C.A. ‘sorsevont tn MEN TO COMPETE §00-MILE AUTO RACE ~~ S. A. C. BOXERS RITCHIE HOPES FRED WELSH Both at weight for their ten-round bout here STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915. PAGE 7, '—IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS— EDITED BY KAYBEE SMITH VICTORS IN 3 OF 4 BOUTS NEW YORK, March Ritchie are practically hn 10 C. BOXERS GET BEST OF THE CANUCKS— Cc. A. ATHLETES TO ENTER NATIONAL MEET LEARY HANGS VARSITY BOYS Freddie Welsh and Willie CUE RECORDS BASKETBALL and | also wanted to tell | enh tomorrow night at Madison Square garden. At the end of his B Kaybee day's work yesterday Ritchie tipped the les at 135% and f 20 pick le ‘ Welsh was a quarter of a pound heavier Rut th fact at Jimmy Britt, the former champlon's townsman, donned ‘e Resul ‘ . niver I ae t Yesterday's Results ny Savage's University of & . Phelp a ble to appear i the gloves with Ritchie yesterday, and although he was in Gilroy, 25; Ginnold, 13 (53 7 sa oauall rec unde nedule t with George Ro structed to “send a hard one across,” was unable to land nings Vashington bas . me you of V a at t Be Reel x Ritchie Also took on Marty Farrell, Patsy Kline, Milton Blair ear (48 star today questioned \ ee M. Cc. A y y Leary, 2 Crame t e \ t how last ht, and Claude and Sonny Green and emerged from these bouts without being nings ar n team of the North. ra , a willing t inexperienced t solidly hit Ehrlichmar 8 t ( est as a result of their defeat via f the Ke t Was substituted for him, it Is prob 1 never felt better on the eve of a bout in my life,” said innings of the firet Y. M. C. before Marcl 4 low ej g able that 8 A. C. boxer Ritchie today. “Welsh, | understand, is also in great shape The » the Y gym by @ sesoctiodns. ‘The toca! events will be he have to a clean D of. Now, if he'll only stand up and fight, Gotham will see a scrap t +“ te | inter-club event it was, Ri well worth while.” na t r t Brown 4 } t ed with the regu week of this n won the verdict over stt and a si — — Hule par ¢ 1 ¢ clockwane Several years ago t ¥. M. C. A, he A. C. boys took the th other 1 2 aa "| 4 ‘ eve cedly and snap. ithion meet. in’ wi at War terclub bouts from the Canucks of bette ‘ ¢ ke in favartae GE Aeitcnt avent ° 1 A er Oliver Runchey and Ver SPORTING nning ‘ H i ‘ t nd took @ Re C. Af I ‘ n ate exhibition ting bout A game, Something t the ¢ ‘ c A. five Re onctheicards ‘Sharry Berthiadme Charle and 1 Madder ‘ ‘ . t it , season Seattle Y., say ev ave xing t the night, It j G the Iiinole Am the count t ent ceut o As vent), Lower house of New Jersey leg f Deiggabe Sloe : nt for r 2 ine Ahr nt | stature Dill permitting ten.| Bowling in the Commercial “ hear pen tern ¢ ence cham AL GOLGSMITH PULLS ‘3 Than aan oo ‘ound ing bouts eague the Bi poe ‘ Bia SP engzonh the Northwest title wag $ team to refuse la € Chassagne der of th ‘ o¢ ' the Fire ¢ t i ‘ rea take last nig A LITTLE FOX PAS ean holder of th feted President Baum of Coast iqpque oe See FH : - ¢ ea the star per Oren at atta ani unless the & occ who has ¢ iniahment a ve Mpeg Miasterng (the Augustine-Kyer bunci t Pilcse Ane alae the M. C. A. calls to Goldsmith wore fle a ext 1K wit ono! * Gs use 428 ate . ‘ | ‘ € game the ¥ je Row! a story going rounds ard wide. He had the the and a fourth round ¥ alled for ’ F & — ft 9 « " ge t t-Ke Varsity, connection with the recent basket. hip. The one way out was for each | lish Sun A decision was imperative and the| Milton Reed of Philadelphia Na-| (%™ Dutting over the high score of aa six gC the field, ball game between the Y. team and » to pungle up his little two-|D, Rest , idges gave {t to Madden. It would | tionals ts reported to have Jumped |216 "nd Cox of the defeated team tines «|One of th t crowds of the the Illinois A. ( ps, at which |! make application for A. A.| Peugeot racing crew, Chassagne as popular the oth-|to the Feds the high average of 189. ght t t te ered in the ¥ ym for the Y. men are d to silently registration, which was done ap|has been serving as artillery man/e pither, lad appeared to the cy Strong gave snicker. Al Goldsmith of the S. A. | hour or so before the game, and the|!n a naval fort at Marsellies, | he The Chicago Nationals won a faction as referee C. is the object of their mirth.| came was played. The captain of | France 4 of Victoria waded| practice game from the Philadel | p70, matches tor signe On tos Goldsmith has the idea that an the visiting team left Seattle with |} ———————— —————|{nto Henry Gleason with swings|phia Americans at Tampa, Fla! tin: eliees. th ' > SOUTH PARK BEATS amateu hiete is mot. 98 4 ut © appl ns «6tucked = aw in Keagan. I a aan}! those of a Duteh wir dmill and esterda a ncore of 6 to 2 Dept. te : beat on HAD HUNCH HE WAS bathe im the same ocean asa pro-|record, Ke Rathod + gee ee eee os a id hava been curtalus for Gles:| Peshiman. finished first in. the| {zi Dorm 2.308 to Tees 0 athe same ocean as a pro-| rece , e i never ® hain os fi . sink for Giea n finishe n pn vc Aree gd sag pd - # saw Sou fessional fact that Y, M._ be » thh A. A, UL unless wae my ye By n and Gleason | Elks’ three-cushion billiard to ny | th r high — Peon e &s T KILL SOMEBODY C. A. athletes dot register in Goldsmith follows up his kick and : Fag eal wie end of the| which e last night, Darl okt mon Rie ll i niga toon Sie last eS the Amateur Athi Union has that they are, which ts re / ray . url xed fings|ton wa econd and Ford the Woithuminase op Ri ageento < SPOKANE, March 10—Express- long been a sore thorn in his sid arded by the Y. men as a case of 7 around Al Davies of Victoria and | Prizes were awarded th 00k 5 133, H pend of the |heavy st k of t ing fear t he was about to kill Association athletes do register when he wins he loses aioe have that. 1f/"0m the verdict after the third - Westinghouse putt ng over the | Cannonba Thom or ne whom he did not know, an organization of Y. M. C. A. ath sp yr oi od held three decisions | The Plymouth Church basketball | iif) vcore of 207 and high ay Sells each swatting out M scow, 30, ex-convict, letes all over the country known | IRELAND QUESTIONS writt "Oe the fret th noe, (over Baird five beat the Y, M. C, A. Students | jf ?.9 wisi _ ith Park \ ice to lock him up, &s the Athletic League of North | TITLE OF BREEDLOVE nim. but 1 t like to}. Archie Wyard didn’t have to ex-|last night in a rough game | y ess colles f ted. America. Goldsmith regards such AM in receipt of a letter from a him try to cop my title with. | td ynelf to get way with | at South Park = registration as worse than nothing L, Erwin Ireland (Kid trish). | out that ality.” Andy Morrison of Victoria, who| The Madrona Grammar school! Capt. Drake's team. No. 1, wal Ww and has constantly worked to force claimant of the world’s feath-} F 8 ed for Stanley Clements,{nine beat the Leach! Grammar |loped Capt. Baker's No. § outfit in Pr [Fea Prices Reduced the Y. boys into the A. A. | welght wrestlt champlonshiy 1 the bout wae one of the tam-|«chool team a of 12 to §| the Elks eer rer ght confid at in which he denies » right of OPPOSE BUYIN R est of the eve yesterday by a score of 2,5 4. Grant | Par é ; SEES HIS CHANCE . | Vernon Breedlove, now assistant Re | hat Soneston, ves the msocte ang Binty of the winning team | orth 1 : give whclecsie pineal > TO FORCE THE ISSUE wrestling instructor at the 8. A.C plece of the eventng, Glen Hupy COACH MARTIN HURT rol high seo: an sage " , FTER the Y. basketball team | to that title. Breedlove former! The fal Ch Tuesday |}204¢ Al Goldsmith, timekeepers average of 158, respectively and . ” Ble b dcloth caskets sold had completed all arrange-|was the bantamweight champion night esolution opposing | Joe Dizard and Dr. I Ashton , ~esend tt Sc ee OS ments to play the Illinois A.| wrestler of t world,” says Ire | the . NE | judges, and Charley H referee rite, new eoeck. ¢ | Teams Hng games with Sout? |f 5 35 C. five and had thoroughly adver-|jand. “But since ‘he can no longer | Coy { Washington trac MONKS WANT oa Fark should te ew Emt A plush tised the game, Goldsmith came to| make 115 pounds, he « t way TO RACE AT VENICE :: te f all athletic Sidney 19 sold by bat with a demand that the visit p to the top of feather tis smainder of the sen-| rhe ap 60. Our pri ing athletes refuse to play the Y.| class. | was signed to wrestle hin - 801 ‘ewult of injuries to a ten Past » SE 0 nN LE tion, others chatge team unless they registered with|«t Council Bluffs Oct. 16, 1912, at crROWD AT REVIVAL LOB ANGELES. rch 10.— | Gon sustained during | foaled the. We f NIORS wi mM 0 $60.00. Our x the A. A. U. The night before the | the bantam limit of 115 pounds for Darius Resta, the Ex rman wit | nract rd Martin was pol ey by > a be . 4 Ry defeating . +++ + $20.00 Iltnols men played tre U. of W./ the title. Breedlove got a boll on an Italian na ff thr | vaulting at the time he strained the | sor ety a aie asi ‘the : aaie tees csp’ romptly 0 ail team, none of whom carry A. A.U./his arm and his brother (133) At the third of a series of re {ho piIt cup race|tendon, which had previously beer|fagies. The Monke are anxious sketba of Frankltr y at any time, lon, not a word war/pounds), was substituted. He vivals-at the First Presbyterian |and Francisco, {t|/{njured tn much the same manner|to hear from any te 5. |b the interclass basketba ‘ said. But Goldsmith saw his|beat me. I waited until I reached church Tuesday night Dr. Matthews an the Venice|at the University of Virg Itty 15 years or under, with a view championship yesterda Th chance to horn one fn on the Y |the featherweight limit of 122 spoke to a big audience on “Roll. |G Patrick's is exp dit will be several weeks «lt arranging «ame Address niors finished In third place whe Bleitz Ratlerty Co, and telegraphed tho [Mlinois Ath-| pounds and then met and defeated ing Away the ones From the| Hughie Jughes, who arrived with|before he Is able to resume \ancis Lingenbrink "18th they defeated the freshmen by letic club and the club wired tn-! the man who took the feather title |Graves of Sin and Tre os | Resta, will a contest | duties as coach yp dn Seat : mee ‘to Kilbourne St. x ba a Pr 5 n T la Attendant s 9 something Aunt Mary had inno W. H PARRY LEAV cently disclosed of Mary |W. We Be MARKET REPORT ’ He ys ooh tingtiet Ving. 4 FOR WASHINGTON |Max Pendleton might be very Fn h in love with a woman older . The potato market ‘ d he and that ff the woman] =, in Wednesday, an Pas a good woman like Mary, bis| Jheavy sales is keeping t ge OLYMPIA, March 10.—While leaders termed most important first love 1 be a beautt- | the same level. Ohio ~ e OPTICAL ~ the house was struggling | bitis—eo important no ordinary ful experte that he cent arrival, are in fair Bs through a calendar of what its | mortal could get a pet measure would rememt reverenc sige at gga tary | PRICES CUT ee r | on with a crowbar—they took through life has caused a slight dec BS: | i | plenty of time to approve a Mary asked me most { « Sult the Hard Times wi {| We Make Motion Pictures || $15,000 relief bill for the 0 ‘ last night when we arrived | \¢ a OF | Finest Equipment in the good-Wheeler Lumber company ~endiet ' oe Me 4 r wt Devthweet of Seattie, and other large sup PRR ee ge Papa ily gs wat DEVOTION SERVICE ENDS ply firms. see SR sd spar Babe: Preyead i fed over by ‘Bis » O'Dea What is more, such main THAT SHOWS THE WAY THE ast mls and = stayed a few ) hour t \ hes of the hy WIND IS BLOWING , h , fa pushes of the house as Jimmie \ t He |! . Building, Seattl Is 1 leav . i e, Beattie Davis of Tacoma and Mark | (Copyright, 1915, by the Newspaper nin woeid tin hart times last eed of Shelton, themselv Enterprise Association n, and it seems , : took the floor to back it. It “t co Hard Times Optical Prices passed, despite the fact that a Hatton did not time ain her than Call at My Op- most serious irregularity w: said Dick as he ah ai Te chaise a De part- attached to it—namely, copies |!DE paver. In “4 asked me to ride with her ASS ‘cauleal of It had not been prepared go S°FORS the first page were the 00 nie ints Sea Saw tc) aases that members could read it. TIE eO BO TROUT Tar’ non trn, [nice Day, Maraie | f rantee to It was neither printed in the |)" 90 ABOUT I And then } W. H. Parry e on any pair ollowed a scathing ment of| (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) | f¢ : Lenses OHIO METHOD IN | Tacs Ree TTe [eye canara | Ce Commons romney. rr myo ¥ ot graphed and distributed on the db ; Stine eral trades com eft foi Y desks of the members. Ney 8 oral ege ten Bgl ce eral trades coma left for ‘i Charges Prat, Sl. 25 Edwin J. Brava, D. D. Ss. Members could follow it on! PE. 2 “rage at eiornte ‘ Seatt Leading Dentist, DENTISTR achagmbare sould follow only | more about” thet cigs [| FREE ADMISSION ff eerscn 4 ental Departicse, TAs Piet Ave ban commented after he joined by E ule Missing teeth are replaced by hurried through it. lhad finished other member / bones Optical Depar ‘irst Ave, ‘The Ohio Method by artificial teeth John R. Wilson of King op. + ae ara “ A AT DREAMLAND and the first ting of t on 5 Vee Sea é that are natural as your origins) posed the bill because the pe 9 oe DANCING EVERY EVENING boss at the national Be sure et ie ee teeth. Examinations are now be titioners for relief had already | jy * a capt : n evenings until § and Sun- ing conducted without charge, and tried to collect from the con ® nal in rest in the ousting of th leaving at short notice, Parry |; ° ays 1 4 for people who work. estimates are furnished In all cases tractor who had done the work oard = “= lescaped about 20 dinn and ban ® : d ) the state b F our “ke into ¢ i im by fellow Seattleites for 12 Years’ Guarantee. re ee eee ae: | oma "nay ens pact t | . “oo 4 T E E | { $25 Set of Teeth $8 The latter attempt was knocked | give me ten more shares of | Rae H B S ; ° h . the school book company 1 _ > $15 Set of Teeth agate oon oe toe Eye ee RECOMMENDA T ION i othe » writes it your hand.” ad 3 Guaranteed : $5 Guie of King pointed out | these para town in MENDENHALL %0 " that an error by a state offi ever I tm The Fee Speciale 0 : anything $10 Solid Gold or 4 cial had been contributory to t situation 117 Madison. st the f . t i Porcelain Crown the failure of the firms to col: with great, good judg ne miecatn eon : what) 00 :9ae $10 Gold or Webeatain lect from the contractor, who |ment. Iw r e is | ‘ ; Poke heitet tn extends 40 hQnee ti ee dee Work $4 was working for the state on | |Your sister Mollie SELECT DANCING PARTIES Loca € nen en if ve pe knowledge of it Bridge orl the Sedro-Woolley asylum ou ‘meas Mollie HIPPODROME " d THATS WHY WE ADVERTISE Solid Gold Fillings. . ‘$1 Up shaun sasamcnas 2 nz Fifth and t r oy ; nore. We ee erry — lean At a. * ’ Other Filings ....---50¢ TEACHING MOTHERS. "' .:0'" "sone an A : is only a girl | , Office hours, 8:30 to 6. Sundays Well. she has been writing 9 to 12. irs. Edith M. Hickey, a trained|them for a number of weeks now irse, spoke to a number of mott I have been reading them. I ; ers @ th Mothers ing | thought the: were writte yy a alla Walla sping OHIO 225 ee ei [serio omy | BULL BROS. che, Tuesday. She demonstrat (1 wonder why it Is, little t in Dentistry a Fuld Produ of dressing and caring | that every inks he P od | =, athe art of dressing and caring that every man thinks he Je 18H owice « year we do dental SUSE PRintore Cut-Rate Dentists : talked on the care of the children's | ment dof outalde |BNOrk practically at cost to dem-§/ 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 Enh. joune th achieve tell she rtrate our True -to- Nature ei td voomtera ii 207 UNIVERSITY STREET does | a man Teeth and = Oralthesta, the oe Se": u = 1 have Mollie get ;pmethod that makes all dental CUstomers bring shoes here S| es |S | cs | aes | mess ntinued Dick, poperations painless. We havell|} from every part of the city, be. ek ” you 1 ‘“ re that ever i of testimonials from cause our work ie different. laying ¢ ig that can done by an € people praising wi It's a bit better. man can be pretty well ple up will be Every other These prices have never been REGAL SHOE ut ; is with them, |flegialied in this country for wor REPAIR SHOP OR eel de ol ¢ j have ade ¢ qual merit First and Senecu Main 4196, Selling Peieet to Retailer for undertaker w broke and still PPE cia asne0 hat cok Deter, ‘hess "nnd? Chews Sheaper't have one faithful iGReM a AE aot tol” Dike ieies eisbo. Ban oe BERT HANSEN ee a ee 4 . at he told 1 made me worry AL fn brie! friend left to draw ry much Molle, for. 1\Mreguier ‘$10.00 Gold Jeweler and Stiveremith we Washing 2 . ow her.-yo husiasm and ; ve Waaht ; on ould not > 10. 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