The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1915, Page 7

STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1915. PAGE 7. SHARKS AT HAVANA FIGURE JOHNSON TO WIN | BATTLE FROM WILLARD INSIDE OF 25 ROUNDS SEATTLE SHUTS OUT SEMI-PROS IN 5 FRAMES— VARSITY AND FRESHMEN CREWS GOING SOUTH '—-IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS— “ EDITED BY HAYBEE SMITH PRANRAAAAAAAA AAAI PPPS chia SEATTLE TEAM SHUTS OUT COVEY NINE IN SHORT GAME; TO PLAY NEGROES FRIDAY ) Fans Wilk Have an Opportunity fo get a Real Size-Up 2 F of Seattle’s Baseball Talent During the Series With : a the Negro Players. Abe Attell Sees Boys Work Out ; at S, A. C. and Is Pleased With Them. SQUIRREL FOOD By Aher How the Cut-Ups Didn’t Fool the Rummy and How the Rummy Got His April First Schooner! 1a HEAVY BETS ARE BEING MADE ON JACK JOHNSON, 2¥2 10 1; oan” pune ~ ODDS ON BLACK DWINDLING |Pugilistic Sharks Who Ha ve Seen Both Men in Traine clock FLOP peor a ing Pick Johnson to Stop Willard Inside of 20 or | 25 Rounds—Negro Will Be Overweight When | He Steps Into Ring at 225 Pounds—Arena Ready. 9 ‘Ne | nome quarters. dow E By Kaybee | | BY BARRY FARIS |rome quarters. 1 ndoubtedly B. d + PSPITE yesterday's early rains} PING BREAKS IN } DUMPING CAKE OF tile Ager er narreauee pl ny ‘ Suyeh vee yen f P and the afternoon drizzle.) wiTH A HOME RUN | YEAST INTO PAN Jatt VAiiton UNI beat Jes jeondition and showed itis ain Tealey Raymond put his men i viata | OF DOUGH CAUSING ack Johnson w ANAGER CLARENCE ROW aria iol fe eeu through some stiff practice in the IT TO RIGE, PULLING | iar inside o! 5 ole ‘ ad ning, and in the afternoon they oye ~ uy Ranga UP PORK— rounds when the black and There was a report today that the a meio of the White Sox should WHICH = white heavyweights meet here, | crafty black was attempting to “put Bayed & Tive-lnning practice game » the box score of the Oakland PULLS UP r calathian over” Syoae 4 with the Covey Wet W outfit, | MP the box scor Baan oe | next Monday, in a 45-round bout, | something over doing his r ; defeating them, 8 to 0. The soften-| iN, odie had-a bad day Break rf Zt sic lraicaniels 7 Bad perce vel gor ud orl ac red Ro sald he WOM ing of the new earth around tne ee ee eee tnto the Cons J M day of the majority of the | Johnson's tra ners a ee ae ; bases dient to call the | oe ee ee at gap re pe . ‘ | sharps who have followed the e ring welgbing 225 q ne — oy ory aly league, Ping only got a double and al ‘4 H preparatory work in the rival | fries fight, in Reno, he y i Al Bouuer went on the mound for|* home run, scoring <avee rene | vs a 5 training camps. b i snky| All of these lads who had their ta 4 e | The heavy ebling to ta fever | seems to increase in the first three frames, and Hunky! }).. ers out for the Hodie persor « ~ ) 6 OR f y 9 aver Teta wee eee 4 Shaw was the only Wet Wast to om . 4 bd ‘ dh of Johnson, at odds of 2', to bate 3 leaything off of him. Hunky hit) “!!! now be permitted to go way 0 U | Jack Curley, promoter of the | tle approaches. Willard did very get any of hi nky hit) pack and sit down 4s on i Sr > battle, and Tom Jones, Willard’s | little work today. He will close his out a double, but Bonner later pex \ ‘ ns a oe attle, and To , Wi | ttle work today. He will aa ged bim out at the pan. Springer bees - cd ms a aL ate Aaa OLE manager, are reported to be 0 1 a public ¢ nm al i finished the game for Seattle, and|ATTELL LIKES LOOKS ro Dow! Lon “ADU it hare Choa covering huge sums of the | camp in Miramar suburb although the pill was slippery. he | OF 5. A. C. BOXERS Foe BO Le , Johnson money at that figure. Arena Is Ready ® 1 i ART SRS AO ke No} The odds on the biack The arena at the Marianao race made a good showing aE PELL, former feather r Aes ‘This afternoon, if weather condi A’ Sienna ohblagien bin the AT 666, BREAKING IT—— dwindling, and many experts | track is practically completed. The tions permit, Joe Levine's Lion world, who is appearing at Mind. ee predict that before ring time | authorities have arranged for ade- Liquor Co, squad will clash with the the Orpheum this week, was a Seattle team. Raymond intends to guest of the Seattle Athletic club Work Thomas and Rose on the bill. at dinner last evening. After din Tomorrow afternoon the Seattle) ner he watched the boys who are 1) Ril ixicten Thr Cie Ee paerie ie en | Johnson will not be better than |quate police reserves to maintain A | a 2to-t favorite, and that the |order during the fight, and three "i ANG KIGKS THE LIDCEXPECTING TR BREAK price might even shorten to 8 | physicians have. heen provided, rT 7 pode Le vg on nia f i PROTECTOR INTHE AIR @® yeeee pe SNeINS pe ake? gar | or Bto 5. | be on hand to attend the fighters im " Plays to Galler case of accident 4 team will play the first game of I'S working out for the boxing show GALLON CH90 OF Ice COLO Bacn y y ¢ : series with the Chicago American) on April 6, and for the San Fran Ac Bodel I IANO. WHICH 15 NO Distrust of ‘the seriousness of] Jack Welsh, who will referee the | Colored Giants, who have appeared cisco championship events, £0 -_ ‘ APRIL FOOL AT AL fis AL Lt | Johnson's training is expressed in| bout, is expected here tomorrow. i Bere on a number of previous occa- through thelr paces, and he was rE ES Sons, and Raymond will send in particularly pleased with what he —————— on i saviisdiibiediiiieiiadies tacts sastiiaai PRE HEAR soiiosncnecaccenisecae acl 4 @ther Walter Mails or Al Bonner saw Attell was struck by the to pitch. work of Max Madden, a 125-pound. a er, who has been at the game only Ug 1 SEAT SALE IN BIG : a few months. Ff worked out with - 4 SIZE-UP OF TEAM Archie Wyard, and Attell praised BOUT NOW 000 The Aloha baseball team opened) stood treat to a three-gallon freazer EATTLE fans wil! have an op him highly, saying that he had |the season with a to 6 victory| of ice cream. if portunity to get an exact line much natural ability and a good phAvAnAs Cuba, April 1.— over the Wolverines at Interbay,! on the capabilities of the men/ ring head, and that he would be ao ce P t _ and 1 The ‘ing out for the Seattle team in heard from with a little more ex a Pg orang ; a his thee ions for the John. Siriaas sqntast the colored Giants| perience on his shoulders, He was| %!*!ng Up better tn every depart son-Willard fight amounts to tomorrow. The Giants are a bunch! surprised at the ff condition of ment than U. of W. crew whieh $55,000. Prominent purchas- University of California ere are said to include the ramen last year, the rew, accompa man eleht- $ of speedy players, and will quickly all the boys, and predicted they beat the _ show up any weak spots in t would win more events than they) and : attle Hneup. Raymond appreciates would lose at San Francisco. Vares this, and is going to put forward] oes — nied eight boxes, at a cost of $2,000; the Tennis ciub, which has reserved seats Memphis Southern association team | Q at Memphis, 2 to 0 W. Huey In the last game of the | Sixth ave. N The Chicago Americans b . _ it hich hh | Mesa, Ariz., team at Phoenix Gs ip rons, abana ianpellcenp line Regardless of the fact that they| | progress here for more than a the game going innings 4 ees batteries were: Aloha—Haas and/| 4 Games played yesterday tn train | CHICAGO, April 1.—~Geo. | Benson: Wolverines—Dickens sand ae ! c pe ol el ie Jishman « obas are lookin resuited as follows: ene ‘S*m™*| Morrie holds the three-cushion | ror games With ins or outootown} : The Cineinnat! Reds defeated the| billiard championship today, by | teams. Phone John Haas, meee | 4 virtue of his 50-47 victory over ueen Anne 2437, or write to 11 ce the best he has in his shop. He will) with Coach Hiram Con a enact it Mails on the mound and work heir i, will leave tonigh costing $3,700, and the Union kland, to take part in the club, $2,500. The son of the The Detroit Tigers walic | were defeated by the Seattle team) tn the outtletd || Complete Report | oss" part in th late Gen, Thomas Paima, one New Orleans team of the regatta on Oakland estuary, week in a five-inning game yesterday, the | Morris played an uphill game | Covey Wet Wash nine is one of the |ONE-PRICE DENTISTS 10 time president of Cuba, hae association at Jackson, M NAVY YARD ROUTE ||of Market Today |) 'ssoscs tne varsity crow engaged two. bones. The || The Howton. Nationals beat the| and overcame a i3-peint ead, |taytore wemtoro, teams of the et | Best Gold Steamers H. B. Kennedy and Tourtst ave five pound ter th brother of President Menocal || Cleveland Americans at Macon, Ga.,| Which Huey acquired in the “| ‘They will play Aberdeen at Evere Cotman Dock, Reattia, 6:59 ( Ut pig th agmenendlgy a sedlypend and Gen. andez ha 6 to 0. | 52nd inning. His high run was | saturday, Slayton, Rounds and|CFOWns ... Mv Sindayy. fos, 1s oa mate on oe ne OR “ter { |power, skill and endure on Cam taken the same number. It The Washington Americans have| Sand Heey'sS = Ruth will do the twirling, and Abe| Best Bridge- Th DB Vegetabice and Weatt ibear is of the opinion that bis men looks as though Johneon is returned from their training quar | i Finegold the recetving. Denney Will 4.1 eU y table santos. to change without mpeienen may establish a Coast record sure to get his $30,000, ters, and beat the Georgetown Uni | play second base; Grovers, 3b,; Pet- gd dpelesest notion ‘e (Corrected daily by J. W. Godwin @C0)| Arter arriving at Oakland, the versity team on the Washington | | tus, #8. Shafer |. f; Ingersoll-Sny-| Best set of Teeth ieee Mata $201. rice te Rewed Trip et @ 1:4 | men will take dally workouts over| ——— |bome grounds, 16 to & e | ger, F. £3; SoureMorrow, ¢. £:; Law| Red Rubber... . ’ " * the rane a a in and 5 y the course until the day of the rece.| clyde Buck ..../. No.3 160| @—— o desiring games write Cliff Le Best set of Teeth € x to Conibear, the Fresh-| Ray Bell No.2 160 COAST LEAGU | !: 4 only re- man crew is also better than that| Arnoid Allen eS le hn) @= : Oe ae ee with Natural Gam eS Hable remedy for FEMALE | w of 1914, and he fs confident they| Charles Fleisch: gut 176). At San Francisco— 88, Painiess Extraction included Secrmias AFD summOU- will make a killing in the race with| 51 Winkie. Cox 3 | Oakland i 91 | Tae a We make a specialty i organ Van W. Viakie Com. 120! gan Frahelséo fi ¢ Meavy stick work on the part of e a jthe Freshman eights of the South ) | In the Elks’ House league, last/the Summit team was responsible|all branches of o night, Capt. Ebriich’s No. 2 team de-| for its vietory over the Walla Walla 9, 1§ 3 |feated Capt. McBreen's No. 6 outtit,| Eagles by a score of 14 to § Any work that don’t prove toS pm Sundays ti to 1 ph ene yoo age | ups follow | Sait Fake pe iy 3 f the wi satisfactory will be pas ai. hes mega bose 2 to 2,305. Pir the win —_— ic * At Los Angele» Biz to 2 immer o| BMAYMOND REMEDY cO., | erogg seseue Se fa |: whee peution a Fred Rivers displayed another | portiana 1 7 1 {ning team made high score of 195) The Woodland Juniors walked Reem 28, 217% Fike St. } . | Heary Zisamerman ..No. 8 76| Curst of speed in the three-cushion |Log Angeles 8 10 ©/ and bigh average of 179 away from the Dunlap Live Wires, Givts Brokee ......¥ championship billiard. tourney at |__| — at Woodland park, yesterday after- be 0. Brown & Hulen’s last night, puttin ', | pans ‘ a hel . by al core. | Russell Callow a dent in Mallory’s first. pire | te National Association of Profes-|_ CENTRALIA. April 1A Lowle| noon, beating by & large seers \for 12 years. Adolph Harr AL at “ sional Baseball Leagues are the fol.|county-Grays Harbor country bowl-| The A or day shift at fire sta-| athapes © Chavhes, ewan No § hopes in Class B, by hanging de | jowing: Hy Montreal, E. A. Kip-|!ng tournament will be staged at! tion No Harvard ave., yesterday | traction. Examination aoa lg | Harold Waller Nové om Hint, Oxbert, 26 to 19, in 4 pert, to Seattle; by Seattle, Charles |Elma Sunday, teams having the B or night shift by a score aa | Paul McConthe No 3 : “pe rt ney gyre |Pullerton, to Montreal; by Spo-jentered from Centralia, Ch of 13 to 6. The batteries were A a knee ......Not ihe card fot tonight int p.| kane, Wiilix Butler, to Victoria; by | Elma, Montesano, Cosmopolis and|shift—Lieut. J. E. Remp and J | Clark wih No Lewis vn. H wy: Love, Gerald Shan. | V82couver, Bert Hall, to Salt Lake ' Aberdeen. Five-men events doubles} Schorr B shift—Mike Rogers and] Lae Wank. Bow iviaes we 3. & Banlre cen sity Hall City Se eee , and singles will be played. 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