The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 13

STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1915. PAGE 13. IN THE WORLD OF SPOR ~ EDITED BY HMAYBEE SMITH i eon | ; ; | | §.K.0. BOXERS ARE MAKING FAST BOXERS | ‘tue staws scuoot or sasesatt| JUNIORS WIN HIGH SCHOOL TEAM RUNS OUT GREAT CLEANUP IN AMATEUR MLL MEET TT 'nswcirutenron "TRAD EVENTS QM GAME: ED KELLY TO JOIN CHAMP BOUTS AT FRISCO POUT TONGHT, ———<orre cee, AT BROADWAY pu yMQND'S HURLERS TODAY S. A. C. BOXERS MAKE CLEANUP AT FRISCO— | Ray NEFF AND PINKMAN MEET IN RING TONIGHT— | Ags | ED KELLY COMES TO JOIN THE SEATTLE TEAM | | SadaSwar JUNIORS FIRST IN TRACK MEET | cHINK ee Seattle fans, who have been| In the track events of the annual | ? There is great rejoicing to | a the 125-pound class Henry Poten i for & chance to see nome DY POINT OF a eae Fd tie Brostway Smarting under a 25 to & wallop: player with the uit that Kelly | ci > A. C., Won the decision ; ‘ “ ~ 1 ty wat a ee tunic ~ rig SE 00h (OO * ‘ednesday after-| Will report for duty in Seattle th } ana among the tas ofthe |STer, Goninie Vinton, Va) Cru tond hie sk, ened OER CERENSIVE, [iyiclote mare, scoring 26 solts| noon, ang siving te acore of the|eternocs.. Kelly anys he has been ; Biue Olamond bexere now in Dene he ae 366 pound eine ak the ubhabir ants tuba ert PLAY, " the seniors and 21 by the|Georgetown-Seattle game the UP as good condition as if he had been s. Freshmen athletes | ; schoo! | w © Seattle squad during th to figure in the polntmaking. |#2¢ down, the Sumner High School | with the Seattle squad during the etice season. Raymond is walt- San Francleco, under the wing | Tommy Phelps of the 8. A.C. d®/ smokers. And, for a malo of Chet Mcintyre, over the out. | feated Dick O'Meara of the Olymple) Ajax has signed the two ¢ , st by a, \.! winner of the meet will not| team, scheduled to Ko against Tes : ° come of the first elx bouts for | club, San Francisco, getting the Ver-| tle rivals, Chet Neff and Ed Pink-| VICK => be determined until the field events | ley Raymond's Glants yesterday ing to pass judgment on this sta fe the All-Western amateur box. (dict in three rounds. In the me} man. | GooRs S| AD are held next Monday afternoon. El-| ¢rnoon, failed to put in an app ang - il he ie “eg a chance Ing championships, pulled off | class Harl Baird of the 8 A. ©.) The Greenwood Athletic club, sit r ? mer Quinn, recently of the Port-|anee, and even failed to comply|#eé Kelly on the bill last night. 8. A. C. boxers | won a three-round decision over E.| uated at 85th and Greenwood, in a E THE CATCHER land high, and pir eg Piper, tor-| with the ordinary demand of cour This afternoon at 3 o'clock the cleaned up in four of the six | Mattie of the Anaheim high school, roomy structure, which will aecom MUST | VE merly of Mount Vernon high, eac h| teay to notify Raymond Seattle Giants and Rube Foster's events, one of the victories be A. Gardiner of the Deseret gym) modate a good crowd, Ajax, man 41A\ vy wog ten points in yesterday'’s| The result was that Raymond di-| Giants will cross bats for the last Ing by the K. 0. route, nasium, of Salt Lake City, defeated! ager of the club, has staged a num A GOOD events The summary follows | vided up his equad and set them to|time this season, as the brunettes In the 135-pound class, Archte| W. Knowlton of the Multnomah) ber of shows there in the last Mile run—Won by Quinn, sopho-| Work any way for a full nine-in-| will start on their way East to- .Wyard, S. A. C., put a right to the olub, Portland, winning a three three ee _ he has always put THROWING more; second, Wakefield, junior; | ning struggle, giving the entire out-| night. Seattle took the first two Yaw of G. Welter of the Sugar round decision in the 145-pound| 0% 4 Kood care : § ARM third, Rhodes, junior. Time—5 min-| fit one of the best warmings up they| games away from Foster's team and _ House clud, of the Intermountain class le ee the es that | utes 7% seconds have had since the practice season| dropped the next two, so this after- & Association, in the first round, In the 175-pound division, E, Mie-| Pinkman ts no flivver as a boxer, Ninety-yard hurdles—Won by Dur.| started noon's struggle will be the deciding and has been in hard training at Austin & Sait's «ym for this event fe holds a close decision over Pinkman and that naturally adds to his ifidence as to the outcome of tonight's bout, but that same de ciston ts acting a8 a spur to Pink which sent him to Dreamland for bus of the Multnomah club won the ts the count. This was the ly decision over M. Wolgast, unattach- 4 knockout of the evening. Wyard ed, of San Francisco, in three! came right back in the same class rounds | and won an easy victory over H. The finals in the boxing events Schwartz of the Los Angeles A. C. wii! be staged tonight, and present | ia three rounds. indications are that the boxers of DONT FE vem, sophome Rice, senior, sec-| Following a confab over the long-|one, and Raymond is particularly TAK 77 ond; MeCloek senior, third. Time! distance wire yesterday betwe anxious to win it He will send TOO WIDE 14 3-5 seconds. | Dugdale and Pitcher Ed Kelly, who| Walter Mails in to do the heaving, 100-yard dash—Won by Piper,|has been holding out and playing| and it is probable Malis will be op A STEP LN juntor Wood, entor, second: |about Spokane, peace was patched) posed, for a part of the time at THROWING } White, junior, third, Time—11 sec-|up between the president and the) least, by the big Rube himself. ° onde | man to win back his lost laurels, 5 The bouts in which Pacific North- the Northwest, and particularly the! and he is figuring on stopping the | 440-vard Jash—Wood, senior. |e— scarciesonehiois a 1 west association boxers took part| mitt flingers coached by Chet Me-|Qoughty Frenchman with one Ro |first; Shattuck, senior, second; Me tab cad Sd et cal HIGH SCHOOL resulted as follows; ‘Intyre, will make a grand cleanup.|igan panch. That Dan Salt’s bat | Closkey, senior, third. Time—52.2\@ —- ° ——— tler will have his hands full goes neocons egesaterey, y yoke aa ONE ‘ 2s0-yard dash Won by : Piper HAN EN Bie sophomore, tind. Tine-t6 TAKING. OFF reoyara hurdles Won by Duryea, | NOUR MASK. sophomore; Rice, eentor, second: Morgenstern, junior, third, Time 21 seconds flat | Halfmile run—Won by Quinn sophomore second, Shattuch without saying : tion to make Billy Wright, Johnny | #0 Houck and Leo Crevier, the +3 BOYS TO PLAY Seattle high school baseball 5 will meet in the second eries of ¢ es for the city cham- pionship this afternoon, when Franklin will clash with Ballard om Adams playfield, and Broadway and LET Th 1E vias 7 ae Wakefield Junior. | cy 5° IAneoln will tangle at Woodland GLOVED ry th ; am * ’ ‘| park. This will be Ballard’s first 1.180-yard relay—Won by juniors . " ooo| time out in a regular contest this HAND_ DO Mer eee : season, and just what she will do All Tat, bi Ric ia spat a AMERICAN LEAGUE = | 16 @ matter of speculation : vco| According to the results of last HARD WORK ‘ee | week's game, Broadway should have '0¢/@ cinch in beating Lincoln, but she | - | * | FEDERAL LEAGUE | - RTIIOTES | Won. Lost. Pet 4 j On the Bismarck alleys ast ‘ 4 2 pre SPORT NOTES night the Bismarcks defeated the |* v $ a speedy 125-pounders, will meet tn Wiltam J. (“Wee™) Coyle, one of} In the championship three-cushion| the semt-windup event, and there the iene yf ge mg brig nt ed billiard tourney at Brown & Hu-/ should be something doing every turned out by the U. o! Who! ion's lest night, F. B. Rivers de-| minute played with the team durin Bis| feated Tor Lave $8 &@ ih in 7 _ Billy Vietro and | Billy Parrett four college years, and w vba mes xy innings, the winner making runs of Steve hagineng and Ad Schaffil and ed it during his last a iB SChOO!.| tive, four and three twice. Rivers ge bout for a curtain ralsor has Seeeeeee the offer o bape of now tied for first place in class be 5 Somegeat a promising five-bout college, at Spokane. to coach ‘He|B with Ted Mallory and Jim Davis, |“ Ete | age a ryplie ape nelcvend yeer:|each having won four matches and } | lost two. oe mor aionnaend dor after) Tonight Jack Ball will meet R.A SWIM NEW RECORDS * ms Neve | Foss in cla >, Lewe N meet Since he left college, Coyle wAatiGrinnold in clase B, while Shatia) cuca sdmitted to the bar, and is how ®/and Jim Rall will entertain {n class | world's sega Soot Cenatac tices In/D. The matches start at § o'clock, PY Gonzaga offer was lucrative enough i: © cause him to give up bis practice or a short season and get back in FDOES tage § MAKE he old game that gave him his rep- HIM utation. PROFESS SIONAL April 16 Two ur swimming records °°/to make his studies, and Ed Hunt, °°°\ who has left school 1 1 1 1 1 i ° lowered here last night at the Nation: Amateur Atuletie nion wir i tournament A ©. Raithet the Hitnote A. ¢ ow the 100 yards in 542-5 ne trimming Duke Kahano Fullerton Will Coach Boys With the above leason-picture, The Star begins a feature by Hugh Fullerton, the famous baseball editor, especially for the boys, Hughie starts with catching. After that he will give you some important points on pitching. Then first base, second base, short, and so on, all! 2° \ 4s crippled by the loss of O'Brien, seo) Who is inetigible, because he failed Firestone Tire team, 2.686 to 2,486, Downing of the winning team put jmoku's mark one-fifth second. H.|] tM way through. |ting across the high score of 23%| St Lou's hee an - 3. Hebner and Perry iM fusaes Of course, Hughie is perfectly well aware that you know a lot}/ and high average of 200. Tonight | ™*!!™re on’ ‘ § won the 400-yard relay champion. | #Bout the game and how to play it, so his picture-lessons will not be }/the Firestones will tackle the Fos- coast LMAGUE RESULTS ship in 2 minutes and 454-5 sec. | 1°%@-drawn-out stories om how to play every position. They will be}/ ter & Kleiser tea: Balt Lake 2, Oakland 1 Boise, Idaho, polo four defeated onds, cutting two-fifthe of a sec. |) helpful hints, You do the rest. Watch for them. One every day ex- The New Richmond Hotel bow!l-| Portland §. Venice 1 5 in handicap match by Second Di- ond from the former record, |] clueively in this paper till the whole game is covered. jers won an easy victory over the, 1% Aneties & San Francieco vision Army team, 10 to 6% goals, | Bismarcks on the Imperial alleys TIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS at San Francisco, | COED ” a ome met nnn | last night by a score of 2,646 to York 2, Brooklyn ©. Lieut. Gov. Barrett O'Hara 2,394. Peacock of the winning innatt 2, Pitteburg 2 strongly indorses boxing bill now . pie dil FATHER CAN GIVE team bowled high score of 230 and| 4% Boston 2, Philadelphia 7. pending in Mlinois legislature. At Chicago 2, St. Louis 4 John Barnes’ Aberdeen Black Cats will cross bats with the Se- attle team at Dugdale’s perk Sun- day afternoon. The Cats will be fm town on their way to Spokane for their opening game of the meason there Tuesday and Ray- mond fumped at the chance to eee what the neweoomers in the Weague have to offer in the any | Bill to permit racing under con- trol of state commission introduced in Illinois legisjature. Portland Beavers purchase F. TIGERS WALLOP EM Thomas, infielder, from Cleveland { | Heavy hitting on the part of the “red! i 4 | ae Americans. McC fe wil play Tacoma Tigers and loose fielding | FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS him at short on the part of Rube Foster's Color-| at chicago 1. Pittsburg 2 Directors of Western Golf asso- ed Glants, gave Tacoma a 6 to 2) at _— se ciation vote to continue Western y At Broo! rt - victory over the visitors yesterday.) 4) haiimore %. Buffalo ¢ another year. The batteries were Gatewood, Hal! and Santop for the Giants, and Peet, Star Wants Ads find the lost| part in Grays Harbor amateur fie! ‘high average of 209. NO EXPLANATION OF SON’S SUICIDE Judge Darius Baker, of the Rhod Island supreme court, answering messages from Seattle regarding |the suicide fof his son, George | Baker, at the Seattle Athletic club Thursday, Sfters no explanation ae to the probable cause of his son's act. Young Baker ended his life with |® .32-caliber revolver in his room at |the club Thursday. | Baker was employed an a |draughtsman tn the Seattle office of the United States forestry! service. He was transferred to the| local bureau from Olympia April 1, and had lived at the club since April 3. | Two notes, one to his father and | the other to H. Lansing Plumb oft Olympia were found on Baker's dresser. Their contents have not been disclosed. It is thonght Ifkely they will show that Baker killed himself because he was afflicted Every man owes it with tuberculosis | to himself to invest his 3 Api money carefully. 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