The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1915, Page 7

f FANS CROWD INTO HAVANA FOR CHAMP GO _PLENTY OF MONEY _IN SIGHT, BUT FEW BETS | SEATTLE TO PLAY BLACK MEN TODAY By Kaybee UNDREDS of ball f day ns who were disappointed yester st game of th Colored rning afternoon. when rain prevented t the Seattle welcomed the mer assurances that a Phe brunettes afternoon, return meeting othe Doday most promising colored team Fable to get working today h Foster | is in shape to g work Wickware Gatewood or Jenki Because no gam day the field is in gle this afternoon Gian with tween Giants and Ru ster’ y. merry sun this me game will be + afternoon’ and Sunday three games, after will play April 9 { N w put g ries of teams Raymond th thwest in the r est Ww as hi the been Mails in the box outfit has pl but never Mails and (¢ alter As ayed on a numt asi s and w win away w adman one of whom ill. pre smen, any tl He game, cl as 9 Ww bat nging DUG AND TEALE ARE AFTER PITCHERS F THERE is one tb yore | t ward Dugdale and Te: mond are worrying ab now it is adding some strength to their pitching staff, the obviously weak position oa Ray mond said today man here within who will be in condition to right in and give a good account ot himself. He refused to name him until he gets his John Han cock on a contract. Dug and Ray mond have been dickering with a dozen pitchers, and they have writ ten all over the country for talent} »4) WATCH FOR STAR EXTRA ON FIGHT RIVATE P’ - advices from Havana that the first news . world's chamy amp Seattle about 10 is sch 1 to Havana time Seattle time, but eral preliminaries ay of the princt to the ring, to with the delay for the pho ers after they step oO the CAMP SCORES ¢ the battle rounds | United F has several experts The results of yesterday's in the camp who will be at the ringside and tn ms follow jdirect communication with the The New York Nationals | United States by wire. The Star prac-| Will have the news of every blow Houston of the Texas league, 1 at Houston. t ruck a few moments after it ts | deltve: You will get {t all ar beat it FIRST in The Star Figt 5 to 1,| &xtra next Monday The Cincinnati Reds were shut|CHICAGO EXPECTS TO | out, 1 to 0, by the Chattanooga team | SEE WORLD'S SERIES of the Southern association, at! Chattanooga. HICAGO fans will see a part of ‘The Philadeiph: the world’s series next fall Richmond, and the part they see will be arrive The in fight m Athletics beat | . Internationals. | in @eated the Norfolk, Va., league club,|the Cubs. And it may be said with @@ Norfolk, 7 to 1. jout fear of success ptradiction The Pittsburg Pirates beat the/as Senator Sorgum was wt to re {@fashvitle team, of the Southern as-|mark, that President Thomas real ‘exeiaticn, 7 to 4, at Nashville. } t Washington Americans, play year than they did Thomas insists they look 75 per cent better Manager Bresnahan, being pessimis. tic as well as peevish in disposition | In the city “championship three cushion billiard tourney, at Brown |& Hulen’s, last night, John Coor fore the New Richmond hotel outfit | the latter winning by @ margin of \the head of this division, each hay 188 pins. The score was 2759 toling won three and lost one match 2571. Perry of the winning team) The tournament will be resumed The five representing the operat Ment quintet, on the | }. The Redmen will clash with Joe leys, by a score of 24 55.) Levine's Liquor Co. outet on the Bergman and Mathis of the winning! Columbia grounds tomorrow after. team put over the high score of 210/ noon, the game betng called at 3 the . st Richmoné, 3 to 2. jPlayed on the West Side grounds, if belfeves {t. As a matter of fact, the on their home grounds, easily | the Yale team fn eight in-| by a score of 11 to 4 admits they look at least 25 per Mack’s Colts went down to defeat (ons Grinnold, bowled high score of 255 and high! yonday evening ing department of the Electric com- | and high average of 182, respec-|o’clock. The battery for the Red ‘The Philadelphia Nationals de tye listen to President Thomas of Cabs do look bet aper this oP better. on the Imperial alleys last night be-| pings tn class B average of 212 pany defeated the accounting depart ‘RED EN WILL PLAY tively. imen will be Gallant and Kulman Coon ts now tied! |with Ray Logue and Jim Davis for| JESS WILLARD’S PUNCHING IS TERRIFIC!! STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1915. PAGE 7, —IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS— EDITED BY HMAYBEE SMITH ! THE WHITE GIANT’S BOXING IS SURPRISI HAVANA inches R00d-#! the odd er, Hi ring as | ne in ete He fights world. of all passed Ww has be same ¢ taller t tn ft Bu cunnin leading, Willard told me at t Johnson For this reason, fall “uba, and w * tall ned t 4 square s hands are Now, put then, {i * wh a you nt, straight fi his punches I rents of pugilie Jol wi if he time Into ot he fon in Mh en ri are ¢ han his has every ed to th ‘ar stronger an % negro fighter? th 0 this trap etart the leading GIVE PRIZES ighing his neck 19 inch artiats so big that his gloves ha this mountain of flesh imagine him shooting son BY JOHN R. ROBINSON (Famous Sport Critic and Manager of Battling Neilson) 3 285 April ich can. hely an a panther, om the shoulder the short, This 7m. next will *, he the Inet five JESS HAS ADVANTAGES antage, ad figh adm Mop be the joins th ted! can he stand the acid test of matching wit qui ia Je to yourself a man six feet His arma are like the trunks ¢ his Jaw strong and Ou thought denoted the figh made mnasium around a hands at his c never swinging, but snapping ck style roved by s Willard. y tor th st popular ranks of white re ® to order movin #0 much app he start ne Then the battle years lows over He is the h t the a elieved Willard hes © never coul.! get he wolghs Kood younger He stands inches more he ts 11 years better puncher ‘* against the great © child f fiv on for dw Johnson always bas made his opponent do t ENDS TONIGHT The the Se: week Seneca night While two pi larger, never ties wi 22nd annual be uttle Kennel cl in Koller's will come the awardl ntry rink iets nch sh ub First a close ng of of held one w of t and to- prizes. | or fous shows may have been the present f breeds exhibitic n the IDEA FOR STATE INSURANCE Editor The Star: A few years ago the writer witnessed a y Hideo farmer drive a team of horses down | the street of a country village on}death, accid and sickness all the gallop, two children run to get|right, and now is the time to get out of the way, one 1 and the|the real thing, through the agency other maimed for life jof the initi and referendur Is it any worse for a man to be|suggest a state insurance killed or maimed for life by a “Jit-|death, accident and ney bn thai by any other kind| brought on while in the employ ot vehicle? public, corporate and private inter No! It isn't the “dear common ests, with death and accident in people” that the kept press is en-|surance in all cases, whether em deavoring to protect, but the dear| ployed, seeking employment, or as corporations who shell out gold to/a private citizen about the streets the advertisers instead theatres, etc. The state to pay Why should the operator of a/this insu ce direct and to hold “Sitney bus” be required to pay a|private Interests indebted nd re special license, ¢ bond, sponsible for deaths and accidents by compelling them to pay the bills Special Linen Finish incurred to the state, fines and tc € of exiige " BUSINESS CARDS)“ 0" venience. serve time In prison in aggravated Printed for | $2.25 Per 1,000 SOME “SMELLY” PLACES KAPLAN PRINTING CO.) zaitor The star 709 Fourth Ave. Main 2623) “B A SEBALL 0 YOU KNOW wuondis Rie Saturday and more than the {responsible man woman or child who drives over the public thoroughfares? There should be insurance against kille NEDY, d Ave. 8. K Your clean-uy Tomorrow, day At CHICAGO 4:00 0’ Clock AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUB and 500 GIANTS SEATTLE Admission That Seattle has the finest billiard parlor in the world? Come in and see, SELECT DANCING PARTIES HIPPODROME Fifth and University Clean Amusement Homelike Surroundings UNION ORCHESTRA BROWN & HULEN Second and Spring Third Floor 10. PInCE 1 CAN SAVE YOU MONEY 9 I determine your needs before m & graduate of one of the bighe oe ited States. I am @ legally lice ve had 30 years’ experience In my profession I EXAMINE FREE of the vital organs, Nerves, 1, ¥ Veins, Blood and @ and Binddor, Variec "914" tor Blood Disorders. Wasserman Blood Teat. DONAWAY, 20%-3-4 Liberty Building. Union and Third, Opposite Postottice Office Hours, 0 A. M. to 6 PF, M, Sundays, 10 A. M. to 12, attempting to effect trent dinord vs kin 408" oF | move Sout vest betwee On ni A fe far be \ be i find p and h ¢ summer 4 Park attol » dump is n: w tin cans « tter for he few I used to avoid Now that line 1 a vacant lot is Ith than garbage | car rs. ear YALE-PENNSY RACE ON TODAY : PHIL annual the Un be course row coach of the catch the time a pr a nur gettin. enti were Liver, | Open AT HIA, ip P race between Yale and| stead of from alleys, and also why | campaign, Ivania will|the collection need be made so late ty ed the Sch this afternoon Yale team, of the terda sity of Penns pril uy! kill Guy Nic has arle in nt r in spots to the The river halls outwitted a {number of people who attempted to Yale ay ti crew y ma in aking | Ise starts, and finally y at full speed over the course when not expecting it the clockers DENTAL | and OPTICAL PRICES CUT |" the Hard Tim No suc r strict ental h ly and high low pric: aha. Optic vk were ever offered fh Seattle or elwewhere, You need not hurry, ny low prices will ¢ tinue wh times las ile t the hard Brown, D. D. S. « Di ni evenings ntint View o% Mirwt ek, Ave. Ave. met | Be Sure « a me to 705 and Tia until 8 and Sun- Gays until 4 for people who work, |the class of the animals shown | } | Kulshan t AT DOG SHOW; | wal A, | Niban, owned by KR. G. Gamwell of m beiten him on counters. dinner Inst night th was ¢ t he positively would not samplon and it was up to him battle at « ther “ada ar 1 be mars t eve I expect to see a slow Owners of cocker spaniels having | are “all set over the remarks made by Dr. | C. De Mund of New York, jud, of the show and one of the nation's atest authorities on dogs, who! regarding Champion Kulshan lood in them up’ |the Kulshan kennels of Belling | han ‘This dox is one of the best of his breed that I have ever seen and he will make any of them back a long distance to beat high caliber is shown in| th A. ¢ the at he is the father of a|plonship bouts dangling by Lady Orcas I1,|for the winners of th h are shown here, and|S. A. C. boxing show are of the highest | it is a safe gamble th fly when the boys get | The meeting betwe fast night when the ter-|Sontag will be their Judged present ® on, and ¢ four of whic | which jall of | clase | The best attendance of the week | gathered hk riers were for the other to tured looki ‘ellow BOYS WILL BOX FOR TRIP T0 CALIFORNIA : President Menocal of Cuba (arrow points to him) and crowd of Ha vana folks at Willard’s training camp; below, Jess Willard boxing with his partner, and Willard en Joying a swing. start something A BATTLE OF WITS be & patter of wits, > certain will to be rows led in iret I the world to plek The negro | Then Willard did not seem But I saw talked with } win into cond came a pion th him and » necessary im his son I » coming battle. He excepting the ing 40, will off the world e now ne previous occasions th aint ast the card Claude Scott and will fight t in the trip, and both hav an a flock of ants tra Who wi rene 108 hal ty class Ww by the outcome of Bergst These Mb th n Jimmy Pe mberton. and * at cong is expect bouts and a aoa tance wil Tuesday nicht |Clud membersh © feathers wil) together n Madden and fourth of the yn each of the amateur g in the ev p, but the gym will be opened ‘sults to have him in his training work, and the first openings will we saw to h ple se ne eir their ¢ DOG SHOW IS BEST IN HISTORY OF CLUB— SEATTLE TEAM TO PLAY BLACK GIANTS TODAY | ! G ar both men refusing to take the chance of leading and each| man large Johnson, wn, wed me as & man and fighting fighting apirit’ to take the am king very and what little fastest and best « Tommy lass bout was nas busy ing e dete e cor ed tu the « the to th ntest are nt the club fn the be at and Harold lads me slashing st old! uff from ard, ad not be confined to door he put » of these | a of Use Star Wants Ads for Re-| FIGHT FANS JAM HAVANA; PLENTY OF COIN; FEW BETS BY BARRY FARIS pat United Press Staff Correspondent HAVANA, April 3 took on the appearance of a real fight town today. The city is jammed with fans attracted by the Willard-Johnson fight next Monday. There was much — { eve 6 display of money, but real er heavy betting was lacking, as Cannot backers of both men are ap There " parently waiting for the very best odds they can get who wi y as to how far from & Havana and MeVey allowed »preciating the money of the Willard would be Get There stful looking toward the ck Curley and e today. They cre are 5,000 ida ports, > Havana am for admission unable to obtain expr aid be around the ri length of the fight jhin wind if the velop into a 45 Jack Tackles pite object! what will be hit today. His work a rounds of also finished off it counted on the to really bring a close. He be force him to exe at he can judge he is. Both ident. aft McVey 4 fre n en up t ve fans with a 1 to w good ard are cd [pewrrrrrm Can You Name Him? JEAN GRIFFIN WILL REPORT GAME FOR STAR All is excitement in Seattle's colored population today, the cause being the presence in the city of Rube Foster and his brunette ball players from Chi cago, who will clash with the Seattle team at Dugdale’s park this afternoon and again tomor row afternoon. Among the most excited of the colored population is Jean Grif fin, athletic expert and oracle who charge of the brushing and shoe shining and talking de partment at the Leary building barber shop. He works at the barber shop when the Colored Giants are not in town. Jean needs no introduction to Star readers. At enormous ex |] pense The Star has obtained the i] services of Jean to report the Sunday game between Seattle and Rube Foster's Giants. The story will be the product of Jean's fertile brain and fluent pen, and will appear just as Jean writes it. If he writ like he talks, it will be worth watching for in Monday's Star. BABNES’ BLACK | sz".sccczs CATS AT WORK (“stewart rouse | 86 Stewart St. | Near Pike Public Market member! Modern Single Rooms 25¢ |] Large, Modern Outside Rooms for of the Northwestern le known ‘One or Two, GOA B Black Ci are going 1rough a course of hard training at rounds in Ev The Cats first game this after ey Wet Wash and tomorrow | will clash PITCHER This pitcher is recognized as one of the best in the world, and yet in his first major league season he did not win jame. He holds the major league rec- ord for long distance hits, and has batted a ball further than any other man is known to have done it. He once stole four bases in one game, making a record for pitchers. in one ex- hibition game he struck out 22 men and was beaten, although his opponents made only one The Aberdeen club, new erett Customers bring shoes here from every part of the city, be cause our work ie different. It's a bit better, REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP First and Senecs, Main 4136 with Rube Foster's F Chicago. * coast LEAGUE ~ RESULTS FREE ADMISSION AT DREAMLAND DANCING EVERY EVENING EVERY ONE WELCOME At San Fy Oakland San Fr | At Los Portland Los Angeles At Salt Lake venice ranciscc Angeles |Salt Lake dumps and other filth | Our sense of smell is just as keen! as residents on Capitol Hill or| Queen Anne. MRS. O. D. CROSBY, 4411 Seventh Ave. did | 2. Editor The your readers are wond jare not pushing the COLLECTING GARBAGE proposition any mor | Editor The Star: This matter of |the proposition and g garbage collection on Second and|sioners far enough a Third avenues in the neighborhood |tise for bids and th 8 or 9 o'clock received unfavora-|and nothing has been | ble mention in The Star six or eight! This is a good prop |months ago. It seemed at that time|believe if you stir th that it was done on orders of the| missioners up again city authorilles in charge of that | something |branch of work | Now would be a good time to In | vestigate why It is necessary to col lect from the front entrances in st 8. | FROG CONCERT EV The Star interest in and think Ithat a city of this in the morning Howse Dbewts ‘th’ knee It ns only fair in the interests |strips 4 vacant of the clean-up movement that these | w Jeans be placed on the alley level| at the rear of the business houses instead of on the level of the mair | floor and on the front walk TAXPAYER, Editor deal of eods. It 18 a great draw when visitors come sights as they can parts of our city, How about the hospital site, one of th in this efty? | Vacant property rof|13th Ave. and BE HE DOESN'T LIKE SUNDAY Editor The Star: 1 have b reader of The Star for a numt years. I have always admired ite} policy in exp ing frauds, but yes | terday I received a rude shock wher \t saw The dvocating the big ‘eat humbug and fraud in the coun at jing? A STA merere” ON LAKE Editor The Star Billy alluding to. Sunday is big? faker I am| Lott [cleaning up of vacant |idea ts a good one. ABOUT THE COUNTY FARM A 8U old Also what about the there is a frog conce: city in general ork continue, not on of visitors wh summer, but for the side here now, W call attention to car MANNING. | w A number dering why cour farm ty May the g¢ READERS WRITE OF CLEANUP WORK, JITNEYS AND mgoparied SUNDAY \ y for the sake Ke will come bere this eople lines running | f the city | be overlooked from these cars Fr ¥ ial to prove it |Neither can the unsightly and et| A. LUNDBERG pais: fluvial of spc on !ts| Trusses, Def: rmity Appliances ané eta ro . . cial Lim! shor J. 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