The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1915, Page 13

J WILLARD FIGURES HE WILL BEAT JOHNSON FULLERTON DOPES OUT WHITE SOX CHANCES | wARRAAAAnannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnniinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnannnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnannnnnnnnnnnnnnnaAnnninnnaAnAAnnAnnnAnnAnnanan WILLIE RITCHIE MAKES A MONKEY OUT OF FREDDIE WELSH JESS WILLARD CONFIDENT HE CAN WHIP THE WHEY OUT | OF JACK JOHNSON IN CUBA ° STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1915. PAGE 13, EDITED BY HAYBEE SMITH Sox 1915 Mystery Team G000 ENOUGH | FOR PENNANT ‘BEFORESTART fi PA EONS Kid Irish, Featherweight Grapp ler, Offers to Meet Hugh S. Fullerton Breedlove to Settle Question of Championship} mibege | Weis. hoe aon and Turn Entire Proceeds of Bout Over to Sick 5 robability to a Girl in Orthopedic Hospital. Other Gossip. | 2 dare, eles edly Pokey Hage | j a incertain than {ft has Fs, Kaybee | n in years > en change > . 1 f a hopele clul one of pen-| i ARD re ¢lieves he ca at Jack Ibilities, combined with | h t r g Jack Grace, globe t mash of the Athletic ma th ast ft Tuares keener race than | { rack aid Sox are wonderfully | Grace, “e t the addition of| I 4 Eddie Collins, but 3 njection of a spirit t 3 Api eon felt in the te the tle when Plelder Jone iit | Ne ‘ ‘ where t oe Pa season.” Tha the way they ex-| ‘ gett t 1 press it. They feel it 6 spirit] = ee waa with them when went COACH WELLS HAS a lot dope with which | into camp at Paso Re , and ev HIS WORK CUT OUT is opinion and can’t fig ery day since then tt has increased To 5 - + t any way that the cowboy As for mechanical strength Pee gill nage a ut it all over the Big Smoke | the White Sox have plenty to Ww ell ™ and turned out when they get together in Havana, | | win a pennant, provided the yeste J trac spirit lasts, and they have the fe n. Of the en. REAOY TO WRESTLE fuck They a yet » 7 MATCH FOR CHARITY strong enough to overcome a ve * ex ERWIN RELAND | run of hard luck, and in fact, st out for him feathe their side to run first. But no i har { other team in the league out. | JOE SCHERMER PICKS WILLARD TO WIN IT OF SCHERMER of the Dream J land pavilion, who is some lit tle picker of winners in cham-| ur pionship events, claiming to have picked all cham since Hector was & pup, from the time Fitzsimmons beat Corbett down to the time the big black beat Jeffries, says W lard will win the coming o this co say for tu — <= plea for esterda le himself and nothing el jon this basia easily an be arranged. It is his mov 8 Lovebreed is ou CLAUDE FORTNER OUT OF THE RUNNING in at the amateur ship at San Francisco, Cla mplion de mat Easter | n. tner ris. atro A \ 50c Fielder’s Glove and a 25 | Dodd rolled 888 and Gove 1075, mak | eet ) American Baseball. The Only two price changes occurred | W\ ots ig & total of 1963. E tal ot r e Maje reorganized § () 4 nal aad yin: biwe dee |on Commission Row Frid oing | young aed $ /946 and Brown 999, a total of 1 will y the nam CAL ve is lined and you have three | reductions in the cont of Walla] et inden beatin | Ostety’ pve ane _. yles to select from. ‘The ball ha Walla spinach and Florida pe ° Fe | Torge co: R. Bug } rubber center, horsehide cover / ‘ }Spinach dro ‘ Country wag and Grain wert p.; Balkmere, | ‘ 1 is stitched red and green. It’s Spinach dropped to 85 cent, Pe! sear |LEWE OF PORTLAND [$2" Siivorce sions Bf fA and is stitched red and green. 1 ta\te 1 TY bd rson, 88 ‘atkins, 3b 3 it t ; f.; Beadre, c. f.; E Sp 1 fo ms SPRINGS SURPRISE ©") es 0/85 J MQ spect or Sstortay, yo BQ QS ‘ r Elmer Buggert, 1518 W 1 - get both ball i « In order that his ar r stan yong R. Lewe ew recruit from! st not bé affected before the end : pr the surprise ¢ school Brickley will oer g | tO ¢ billiard tourna.) AME SUNDAY \ spe f Be Base Sample Suit finishes school in June ee ee eated Fred Rt CHAMP G at greatly reduced prices, assorted in at four dif- a 5 te al rent s 14 Ball put it] It is expected that fully 500 socce . price | Tonight J,|Thistles when they leave sa talline a at Lewis in|dock at 11 o'clock Sunday NEW YORK. March 124-Pres r cay lac Venene, Mame Ge We 4 ent indications are that the will and C./the Carbonado team for the North e no Olympic games held in 1916 Henniug in|weat soccer championship. The The games were to have been c place of the M ir OG DAYS Union Esper tes ths Goan i. 1 ae ee arts ieeeanaderak ne yesterday that the Ge - Janis ; * ? and both teams are ed uy 101s are now Made Sal L WILL SETTLE wa |2. 5 c= for 1915 are now fone etraine : t ve tree ot to sh - | 178g 28 1 Ker \ Have . with a view to d ter | Louis La Fr was chosen mar can save GROCER Is ROBBED ae |mining the champion of the Ar-|ager of the Broadway baseball tean $1.25, $2.00 and $2.50 Dog Collars 95c 7 : 10 @ mory. The soldiers have been dl-|for tt Fe ie; He on wou The #0 |for the coming season, and Jimmy | ih ji al me See 5 " Two armed robbers entered the vided into light and middleweight | Rice was elected to have charge A big lot laid out on three tables in our Dog Section , : 0 armed robb: 1 , classes and will compete for med-|the school’s track affairs, at a meet | F ; eae From mill to man di- store of J. 8. Springman, ste 1 @ als in each class, The first smok- | Fae Mccdeas achiett In this lot are Collars for almost any kind of a dog. rect—we save you the [fj Western ave., and while one i! sige da ° er will be held next Monday night REG SaaS ACOAVIIER CC They're all ge on special sale for a few days, and e rere Pie i his revolver at the grocer’s head ye |clation er , n of the g ys, ' middlema I Te cae Tonlad the paats diaias | Assist; took “ constitution was rati by the you cat w your pick at, very special....95¢ of a small punt, As they left | Arkansas Biacks 100 @ SOLDIERS To MEET members ‘ Order That Easter tossed few A then : 17 8 9TAIN'T platform 7 ‘ares Suit Tomorrow volver men tu 7 ae 4 or promises that Athletes of companies A, B, D FORM NEW LEAGUE pecial Saturday and no trace Ro < ; ke z my jand L, First Co, Ce Artillery 19¢ i < make a great party, and Co. A ld Signal! weNATCHER. M “RS ein oy its the men _ ra i pink Sots ee result of a meeting held in Ca ; o carry out those ree PRE Re 8 phy Nl chi atl SC) mere last night, it is probable th C wk CHOIR HEADS ARM ‘ ‘ ary out, those [J the Armory. The schedulo will tnt" teternWashinston buset Spratt’s Dog Cakes in B on gromiews, Ev'rythin; | <tuae equipment race, three-legged | 1 | OetnTy cpennined for thiv sea . ew 2 Po | KIVE centipede rac al Single epings) ernie tech nsen beg 1 50 pounds CARDIFF, Woles., March 1 Wii ive mike At an say about VELVE a pie te ears wraltn&!son, including Cashmere, Leaver 100 pounds ..... $7.00 | 50 pound Vhen the new Welsh army of 40,000) Burt oath is carried out by U/and obdstacie race. |worth, Wenatchee, Quincy, Ephrato || 75 pound -$5.25 | 25 pound takes the field it will go to battle se. . nf | land Wilson Creek | 304 PIKE ST to the gound of a Welsh male chotr soo 1) the biggest tobacco oO} GER cioserael which has been substituted in It 7 a 2 | obinson's big ad on C H d Sa este neviogrite cnicraary te dee ° (] house in the world. [)/ age 11. | WILL SWIM FINALS | We Are Closing Out Hardware for Good cas . " ¢ | —_ 5 Py b's a | 7 nvamers Yeas ail for Final races for the eity swimmin; \ bibs sen ; MOES THIS MAKE |¢ : —-« champlonship will be held tonight {1 Hammers, — the HIM A oO de the Washington natatoriun tool a car J « p ' ing at 7:30 o'clock sharp 1 : Hotel Baden | 28oressonet Ff The experience and re AAA Whculagtnt enuae cad here Reaber faves — a i sources of the world's CLO S$ SHOP phine swiming team. The event wwned. To close ldwell “PD, G iff " a ‘oe largest tebsceo codyeer ‘UNG: MEN will include relays, fancy and long aut _ HOSE | $6.00 value Coldwell “Pre hoge e are Be! eee, one distance diving and short sprints. — | Qe mier” Lawn Mower, 14 ri . 4 Simootheat Smoking Tobwe 10° is BEST $159, inch, batl-bearing. ‘To close 1s | © wo year ationt inch, ba searing oO » a pita A grit | wring is behind thet aged: AND of | THOMAS GOING EAST) out : 6 1 @ 18 the- wood mellowa / RW wo: Entertainment ee TT that is VELVES ‘own SL Uadied te Sits amen, eee | $4.68 . Kelling Prices Retailer for | | bile racing pilot and mechanician of Highest Butter, be nd Cheese who is hooked up with Eddie Pul Union Hardware earing Roller Skates, boys’ or ; The Stout J len, will mot drive the Chaunce ; eatin “oer Merit *4 daily by the Bre Tenens tine Them All, And the Tall. J Wright Special Mercer car in auto |p) Sitls’ styles, adjustable $1.50 4 and 5<ent SIZES FROM 31 TO 52 contests in the Northwest this sen. ‘ Py metal -lined MONEY BACK IF NOT on, Wright had hoped to sign up Brilliant Twinplex bage. SATISFACTORY Thomas for the season, and partic OREO Stropper ALTERATIONS FREE ularly wanted him to drive the bs for Gillette Wright car in the Portland races Cleaners Blades ntrance 104 Pine | STANDING HI6H JUMP vA he coin, | Love | Jia when he had a good look | Fortner, the crack 8. A. ( artist, falls a victim of hard that will put him out of t ru ning. Several days ago was helping take some unruly mers to the city jail in the patre 1 when one of them gave him ick on the knee that badly |= n Fortner had een he mr to go t Spokane and Made to your individ- J) rie for the 1315 champlonshy a measure of all-wool |] there and later go to San Francis co, but the kick of a stew bum has put all these plans on the » biiok. The Season's Nobbiest ‘BRICK WILL COACH Patterns. e CAMBRIDG Mass ch is Charles Brickley, considered ‘a u greatest football 5 > | tory of the game, will coach the | % ! Johns Hopkins team next season. | | Vie onsin creamery ...+ classts them far enough to lay claims to the pennant if things break luckily for the Sox and | | badly for ther | | Eddie Collins 4 » in the an big Chappell be @ great ball player | everything save \ te th an hope, is This fellow ought to He has the tempera however, ment. Under Callahan he had | trouble all the time. He work. | ed for Rowland when he was kid ink land Manager Rowland and a pair of| {, bead tig: best tea verte new stare of the Chicago White ¥ Sox, Bunny Brief, first. baseman, | Rowland and Happy Flech, outfielder FABLE ting match held wher wind did high scores iin j possible. j | tt ms that thos Johnson at all; they ing with their becks « not blow Havana promoters did not try to scare Jack showed b of negroes stand! net exican firing squaas| ¢ The New Richmond hotel od a match to the team | ttles or | sim otogt with adobe in the central foregro th Imperia alleys last 1 a night 3 SI hite Sox beat the Oakland Coas Maret was 7 to 5 in favor of Welsh Eddie McGoorty and Jimmy Ciabby seem intent upon taking more! nich score cock bow}. | 20s 1 to 0, at Onkland. = oxing le ns, and Professor M seer ‘ ally « t 4 the hig 7 “| The Chi Nationals beat e each t bay Ph fa Americans to 4, at | teach The Centralia team took three|..., y Th %, to furnish the straight fror he Che oe and of ( e high score and high MARKET REPORT )) CHAS. BLUMENFELD 812 Firat Ave. Out of the High-Rent District. rekon triplets ‘ —IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS— rounds, instead of 10. Welsh q | was tiring rapidly, and I am sure f Big league practice games yeste CHICAGO, March 12.—Joe Man-|could have finished him in two 4 day in various s resulted @® dot, New Orleans lightweight, is|more rounds. I guess the public piers: cast aes on An- Matched to fight 20 rounds aguins wil t T was robbed of my 3 eles, at Low Angeles Harlem Tommy” Murphy, of New|" goth made the weight, 135 pounds: 4 lday WILLIE RITCHIE BOXES CIRCLES AROUND FRED ] WELSH AND MAKES A BIG BOOB OUT OF HIM. ‘He Beats Up Champion BEATS CHAMP EVERY ROUND OF FAST BOUT March 12— of England re- NEW YORK, Freddie Welsh tains his title as world’s light- weight champion today, but this fact is largely due to his ability to hold and run Willie Ritchie cisco, the former title holder, whipped Welsh so badly in @ 10-round bout in Madison Square Garden here last night that even the champion had nothing to say in his own de fense | Carried Off His Feet | Welsh was carried off his feet by the San Franciscan’s rushing | tactics, and the champion wai | not on the offensive even once during the 30 minutes of fight- ing. The crowd hissed and | booed Welsh, but he flatly re- | fused to mix, thereby plainly showing his respect for Ritchie's famous right cross. of San Fran- Welsh never worked harder in his fe to avoid punishment than he st night. Ritehle was in prime Jcondition, and he put up a wonder. \rul exhibit considering the fact |that this was his first start in a distance was lyear. H Ritchie outfought Welsh in each, jnot what it have been, but jit was the consensus of opinion that |had Ritchie gone into the ring with ja few fights er his belt, he would have knoch ut the champion | Wins in Every Round | of the 10 rounds. In the seventh round the San Francisco boy made | Welsh Wi with a right and left |to the body. The blows hurt the {champion, and the crowd 3 | Ritchie to finish him. Welsh, ever, danced away, and the |tors yelled “Why don't |} Ritchfe continued the same ng tactics throughout the fight, 8 not and able to gain Willie _Ritchie BIG LEAGUE SCORES. MANDOT IS MATCHED champion sii shtest advantage egret,” said Ritchie to ig that the fight was not for k, at New econd squad o Orleans on the nigh | appare: with ease. The betting GLOVE COMBINATION 59c but Chauncey received word ye: from Thomas that he is ast with Eddie California races ter going Pullen when the | are over, $19.50 $3.50 1117 Second Ave.